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Reg;. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
York
New
6329
Number
198
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
•
Price
INSURANCE
•
business and goodwill of Old Dempster, which for many
had been engaged in the business of manufacturing, distribut¬
ing and selling of farm implements, including water supply equip¬
ment.
Net proceeds of the slock sale will first be applied to the
retirement of $344,000 of promissory notes and the balance, if any,
added to working capital, while the net proceeds of the debenture
sale
will be used
to finance
inventories and accounts receivable.
There are 50,000 shares of common stock outstanding,
of which
officers and directors as a group own 40,000 shares.
W. B. Mc¬
Carthy is Chairman of the Board and Charles B. Dempster is Presi¬
1
of
shares
80%
10 shares
"a
effect
more
or
Industries,
of Mandrel
each
filed a
1,511,230
stock in
of the outstanding shares of capital
pooling
of
in the ratio of 9 shares of Ampex
The purpose of such proposal is to
Inc.,
Mandrel.
interests"
of
of
the two com¬
production and sale
magnetic tape, magnetic ferrite cores and magnetic tape record¬
ers ior analog,
digital/visual and sound memory applications; and
the principal business of Mandrel (of 2727 Kirby Drive, Houston)
of
geophysical services/ and it also is a producer
photoelectric color sorting machines for food processing.
is consummated, according to the prospectus, the
combined companies should be in a strong position with respect to
development of technologies for exploration and research of the
earth and its oceans, through the combination of Ampex's skills
is
the
furnishing of
of precision
the
If
in
exchange
equipment
precise
designing
detect, record and process in¬
services in geophysical explora¬
to
with Mandrel's operating
formation
tion.
.
,
to indebtedness) 7,827,shares.
Man¬
agement officials of Ampex, own some 1.84%
of its outstanding
stock; and Alexander M. Poniatoff is listed as founder and board
chairman and William E. Roberts president. Management officials
of Mandrel own 38.7%
of its outstanding stock, including 12.6%
owned
by James F. Coonan, board chairman and chief executive
officer.—V.
198, p. 2220.
'
,
now has outstanding (in addition
shares of capital
stock and Mandrel
Ampex
442
1,550,044
.
Baystate Corp.—Common Registered—
The
of
company,
the SEC
with
statement
St., Boston, filed a registration
Dec. 20 covering 138,285 shares of com¬
Franklin
77
on
amount, 113,285 shares (presently outstanding)
by the holders thereof and 25,000 shares by the
corporation. The offering is to be made by an underwriting group
headed by The 'First Boston Corp.. 20 Exchange Place; Lee Higginson
Corp., 20 Broad St., both of New York City, and F. S. Moseley
Co., 50 Congress St., Boston; and the offering price (maximum
ment.
;
bank
holding
chusetts*.
the
owns
trust companies,
and six
the
of
Part
Baystate,
company,
proceeds
from
of ,the
sale
the
of
shares
voting
all located in Massa¬
25,000
shares
by the corporation will be used to retire an outstanding short-term
bank debt in the amount of $600,000.
The remainder of the pro¬
ceeds
will
tion.
The
the
of
of
(13.285 shares).
shares
which
will
Fund
Richard
and
charity in 1964, and
Philip Eiseman is Presi¬
shares.
Senior
Vice-President
198, p. 2405 and V.
Corp.—Plans
and
Treasurer
%
192, p.,2014.
common
stock.
The company proposes to offer 319,852
subscription by its ,common stockholders at the rate of
share for each eight shares held.
The record date, sub¬
scription price ($9 per share maximum) and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
Crowell .Weedon & Co., of 629
S.
Spring St., Los Angeles, is named principal underwriter.
The
new
remaining
shares are being offered to The Telex Corporation
dispute over the number of shares to which it is
5,051
settlement of
entitled
pany,.
a
conversion
upon
develops,
electronic
and
certain
convertible
debt
of
the
com¬
% A''.r.
designs,
company
mechanical
of
■?
•
.
The
manufactures
equipment
used
for
sells
and
data
electro¬
and
output
in electronic computers and other data handling systems,
primarily to original equipment and system manufacturers in
data processing, industry.
A subsidiary furnishes expert con¬
storage
sultation,
ices
of
with'
•
A provides a conditional exemption from registra¬
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding
amount.
In a notification filed in May 1963, Home¬
stead
proposed the public offering of 300,000 common shares at
$1 per share through V. K.
Osborne & Sons, Inc., Los Angeles
underwriter.
The
Commission
asserts
in
its
suspension
order
that it "has reason to believe" that certain terms and conditions
of
Regulation A were not complied with and that Homestead's
offering circular was false and misleading in respect of certain
material facts.
More particularly, it is asserted that the offering
exceeded
the
$300,000
limitation
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
certain
shares
were
acquired
by
persons
associated
with
the
management of the issuer and the underwriter and resold within
ten
days to the public for an amount more than $16,000 in ex¬
cess
of the public offering price; that the offering circular failed
to disclose
the facts with respect to such distribution of a
por¬
tion of the shares;
that there was a failure to properly disclose
in
$300,000
all
officers
be
paid
March
to
31,
payable
to
the
to
the
of
in
Porter
Julian
^issuer
its
and
business
active
the
affairs
part
well
(as
to
as
for
computer
fees.
in
used
Net
the
programming,
proceeds
cash
$500,000
of
amount
system
of the
analysis
and
other
serv¬
for
convertible debentures and
to
sale of
additional
will
stock
repayment of a like amount
pay bank indebtedness (amounting
to
$836,451 on Dec. 20) and for working capital purposes; In addi¬
to indebtedness, the company now has outstanding 2,558 822
common shares, of which management officials own 21.8%
(Erwin
tion
Tomash, President, 12% ).—V. 197,
p.
1031.
advance
The
company
^
Dec.
on
16,
1963
to
be
offered
sbares
stockholders
record
the
on
Dec.'
Proceeds
28,
to
are
basis
1963;
be
of
No
one
filed
a
underwriter
the
in
addition
listed
the
balance
underwriter
in
at
share
for
underwriting
used, for
to
a
$5,000
sheet.—-V.
of
company,
with
the
subordinated
be
offered
each
is
31
shares
held
involved.
of
Dec.
on
Nebraska,
fi^ed
registration
a
20
state¬
senior
covering $300,000 of 6'/a%
fund debentures, series A, due Dec. 1
1973,
public sale on an "all-or-none" basis bv under¬
by First Nebraska Securities Corp., 1001 "O" St.,
for
Nebraska.
r
Beatrice,
SEC
sinking
headed
writers
100
principal
The
debentures
amount,
with
an
to
are
8%
be
offered
commission
to
fok
the
sale
n
^eparate.registration statement, Dempster seeks registration
5,000
,
of
shares
derwrhingu
F
6%
preferred
stock.
$100
par,
to
be
offered
for
are ^rouS^ management officials (without un-
3V0n?£any was incorporated under
foi the
1.163,
at
under¬
writers.
of
Dec.
23,
the
1963,
company
New York.
& Smyth,
Bullard
The, company of. 6910 East Broadway, Thcson, Ariz.,
filed a
registration • statement with the SEC on Dec. 24 covering 61,567
shares of common stock. Of this stock, the company proposes to
ofler
50.900 shares
to
certain holders of outstanding warrants.
The warrants are exercisable at $5 per share until Nov.
15, 1964,
and
$6
at
thereafter
share
per
until
and
Dec.
remaining 10,667 shares are not outstanding and
public
sale by
the holders thereof in the
market at prices current. ab the time of sale.
for
The
but
areas
is
company
recently
more
1
15, 1966. The
may be offered
over-the-counter
,
primarily in the planned development
(principally in the Tucson and Phoenix
expanded into Indianapolis and Albu¬
engaged
communities
residential
of
According to the prospectus, the company is considering
possible expansion into other major metropolitan areas in
California
and' the
Midwest.
The
company's President,
Robert
querque i.
the
Lusk,
F.
of
Jr.,
the
808,425
owns
The
shares
10.667
holders.—V.
197,
1220.
p.
.may
%
Inc.—Proposed Exchange
Mandrel Industries,
L
>
Offering—
Tribune
See
>
Corp.—Proposed Rights
Oil Exploration
Maracaibo
Offer
this issue.—V. 196, p. 641.
See, Ampex Corp.,
to
(70% ) of the outstanding stock
officials own warrants for 12,934
be sold by a group of 10 share¬
shares
Management
company.
shares.
2145.
p.
Corp.—Common Registered—-
Lusk
payable
loan
197,
Oil
issue.—V.
this
Corp.,
Southeastern
Israel—Bonds Registered—
of)
registration
with the SEC on
Dec.
23rd
covering $400,000,000 of (a)
Interest Bearing Bonds,
denominated
Fifteen
Year
4%
Dollar
Coupon
Bonds
and
(b)
Capital
Appreciation
Bonds,
denominated
Twelve
Year
Dollar
Savings Bonds.
The securities are to be offered for public sale
of
State
filed
Israel
a
statement
196,
1554.
p.
'
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v
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PA.GE
-
12
24
American Stock Exchange
30
National Stock Exchange..
47
Boston Stock Exchange.
35
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
35
Detroit Stock Exchange..
:
35
Midwest Stock Exchange
35
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.-_______—'36
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.___ 36
New York
New
York
Stock Exchange
Stock
Exchange
(Stocks).
(Bonds)-/
—
.
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
Montreal Stock Exchange
34
37
37
Toronto Stock Echange.
38
Over-the-Counter Market
1- 42
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.36
Transactions American Stock Exchange
36
i
Canadian Stock Exchange
-
—
purpose
of
Miscellaneous Features
Nebraska law on Sept. 9,
acquiring the plant, equipment, inventory,
Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings—.
—-'53
Dividends Declared and Payable.
_______
7
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve
Foreign Exchange Rates..
Consolidated
46
System.
Statement
46
———
of Condition of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings.
the
46
Notices 46
45
—
attempt
to
qualify
as
,
a
.
'
State
Loan
Corp.—Class A Stock Reg'd
Finance
&
D. C., filed a registration statement
covering 309.000 outstanding shares
offered publicly through Johnston,
Leihon & Co., Washington, D. C., and Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities & Co., New York. The offering price and underwriting terms
The company, of Washington,
the SEC on Dec. 24, 1963
with
class
of
will
A
common
supplied
be
Proceeds
will
stockholder.—V.
by
stock
to
be
amendment.
to the estate
accrue
198,
p.
Charles Delmar, the selling
of
818.
.
The
of Union, N. J., filed a registration
Dec. 24, covering 137,250 common shares,
company,
the SEC
on
y
..
Registered
Supermarkets Operating Co.—Common
statement with
of which 100,-
and 37,250 by 14 stock¬
Robert Gan'ett & S°.ns>
Baltimore, Mr., and G. H. Walker & Co., New York.
The offering
price and underwriting terms will be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds to the company will be added to working capital.
—v. 194, p. 157. ■
%%■
•> 7;/;"
shares will be sold by the company
holders.
Underwriters will be headed by
000
Texas
Power
&
Co.—Debentures
Light
Registered
registration state¬
ment, with the SEC on Dec. 20 covering $15,000,000 of sinking fvnd
debentures due 1989, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding Jan. 20. Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures (plus
a cash
contribution of $6,000,000 from the parent company, Texas
Utilities Co., will be used for the construction of new facilities and
other corporate purposes.
The company's construction program is
estimated at $50,900,000 for 1964 and $48,200,000 for 1965.
W. W.
The company,
General Corporation and
Ga.,
"real estate investment
trust," Under the Internal Revenue Code.
Management and control
of the Trust rests with the Trustees/including Judson R. Kendrick,
Board
Chairman.
Elmer
Loft in,
Executive
Vice-President,, and
Harrold C. Crowder, Secretary-Treasurer (they also are sole officers
and stockholders ol' the management company).' Net proceeds
of
the sale of shares will be invested in accordance with the established
policies of, the Trust, the management company serving as invest¬
ment,
advisor and consultant on properties which it may acquire
or
sell.—V. 198, p. 859.
V>
will
It
berlands.
'
of Warm Springs,
company,
,
■
In This Issue
Reg'd—■
Timbcrland Trust—Shares
filed a registration state¬
ment with the SEC on Dec. 23 covering 500,000 shares of beneficial
Interest in the Trust, The shares are to be offered for public sale
on a best-efforts basis by Georgia Timberlands Management Co., an
affiliate of the Trust, which will receive a 15% selling commission.
The public offering price ($3.08 per share maximum) is to be sup¬
plied by amendment. '■
%
,
The Trust was created in May, 1962,. for the purpose of providing
investors with- an opportunity to own an interest in various real
properties throughout the Southeast, principally consisting of tim¬
The
„
,
construction.
Dempster Mill Mfg. Co.—Debentures Registered—
The
to
Withdrawn
withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC oil April 11, 1963, which covered
250,000 capital shares to have been offered publicly, through Filor,
from the proceeds of the offering); and that a
1963, balance sheet failed to disclose $15,971.86 then
"Reg. A" covering ,12,"$10
for
subscription
by
DeKalb-Ogle of/ 112 W. Elm St., Sycamore/ III, is engaged in
furnishing telephone service in northern Illinois.—V. 196, p. 2073.
ment
Logos Options Ltd.—SEC Registration
On
him
—-
DeKalb-Og.'e Telephone Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
of
tion
by
taken
be
an
Stock and Bond Quotations
for
be
:
,
Regulation
tion
Offering—
Rights
of
shares
the
•
.
;
„
company,
shares
solcl
permanent.
to
order
an
sale, First National will
of 8535 Warner Drive, Culver City, Calif., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 23 covering 324,903
in
issued
donate to
to
18,315
is
the
After
plans
it
own
Wengren
Products
Data
The
one
SEC
Regulation A exemption from registration under
Act "of 1933 with respect to a. public stock offering
two selling stockholders: The First Na¬
(100,000 shares) and The George, Putnam
Boston
Boston
the company.-—V.
a
the
19,
will be
Avenue
Accord¬
the prospectus, it is proposed to devote the proceeds of
financing
to
investment
in
various economic sectors of
including agriculture, housing, industry and crafts, irriga¬
and
road building
and maintenance,
ing
this
lists
Putnam
dent
working funds of the corpora¬
outstanding 762,620 shares of common
general
had
prospectus
Bank
of
the
to
corporation
2,510
own
added
be
The
stock.
tional
temporarily suspending
the Securities
by Homestead
Gold
Exploration Corp., 3460 Wilshire Blvd.,
Los Angeles.
The
order
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question
whether
the
suspension should be
vacated or
made
Dec.
offering
the
and
amount;
principal
Israel,
a
(State
three national banks
Fund
Exploration Corp.—Offering Sus'd
Gold
Homestead
On
thelf
of
,
South,
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
$65 per
A
this
offered
being
are
Of
stock.
mon
dent.
businesses of
the
The principal business of Ampex is the
panies.
Calif.,
City,
Redwood
Broadway,
401
statement with the SEC on Dec. 23 covering
capital stock.
Ampex proposes to offer this
for
exchangee
stock
for
of
company,
registration
-
Copy
a
SEC FILINGS
•
through Development Corp.
lor Israel, 215
Park
New York, which will receive a' 6%
commission.
made
years
Ampex Corp.—Files Exchange Plan—
The
100%
at
supplies,
SEC REGISTRATIONS
$1.60
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
ESTABLISHED 1839
.
1963
December 30,
N. Y., Monday,
7,
FINANCIAL FIELD
IN THE
PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
MOST
AND
LEADING
THE
of 1511 Bryan St., Dallas, filed a
%
Lynch is President.—V. 198, p. 2407.
Tribune
The
Oil Corp.—Capital Stock
company
statement
with
of
25
the
Broad
SEC
on
St.,
Dec.
New
24
Registered—
York,
covering
filed a registration
377,018 shares of
capital stock. Tribune proposes to issue to Maracaibo Oil Explora¬
tion Corp. for distribution among its stockholders in proportion to
their respective interests
(excepting Alfred J. 'Williams, Maracaibo
President
and holder of 113,982
shares of Maracaibo stock. ,who
has
waived his fights
to share in such distribution), warrants
evidencing
for
each
the right
share
to
subscribe for
oL Maracaibo
stock
one
held.
share of Trihune
The exercise or
Continued
on
stock
sub-
page
3
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2498)
—:——.—-
.
.
Monday, December 30. 1963
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V
AVERAGE
Corporate and
.Municipal Financing Ahead
visible float of senior corporate and municipal debt
exceeds the year-ago week's comparable dollar volume figure, and
scenes maneuvers can be expected to add still more sizable issues
term calendar of public offerings—barring no adverse change in
outlook.
%
'
28-day
capital now
behind-the-
Governments
Gold
to the near
the market
The
A
•■•■v.-
••
latest
mediaries
RESERVES
OF
in
is
statements
latest
two
hardly
wai
15,978
REVEALED IN NYSE TRANSACTION
STUDY
shows
for
behavior
both
Public
of
categories
Individuals
and
increasing trend in
an
and sold in round and odd lots
the Big Board
on
shown
activity
period
the
52%.
NYSE
raised their
when
data
members,
purchases
also, in the Septa -ber,
sales 50%, A fantastic
and
with
contrasted
sales
and
purchases back
in
,
-
Stock holdings broken down by income groups point to a decreasing oarticipation by lower income groups (under $10,000 a year). Both the $10,000 tq
$25,000 and the $25,000 and over income groups have noticeably increased their
shares over the past thirteen years.
Though the number of shareholders, ac¬
cording to the NYSE has risen from 6.5 million in 1952 to 17 million in early
1962, "people's capitalism" has had. a constantly decreasing trend for those with
■
$10,000 and less incomes.
1952 and
The
The data show that 35 % in that group held stocks in
f
only 15.9% in 1963.
study further reveals
above
$10,000
were
:
.
:
strong preference
<
/' A •%'/A':
...
for
margin
trading with the
margin credit share volume
than $10,000 income group steadily cut down on, its use. Margins
income
whereas the less
a
increasing
groups
their
usecl^ in increasing amounts for short-term investment and for trading,
and in
decreasing
28-DAY
for long term investment.
use
COMPETITIVE
AND
UNDERWRITTEN
VISIBLES
'
(3)
(1)
New
Years
6-Jan.
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Total Bonds
18
Jan.
20-Jan.
$4,700,000
11
13-Jan.
25
BANKS
(2)
Week
lan.
L____
■'
Municipals*
Taxable Bondsf
-
•
.
'
(4)
(5)
Corporate
Stocks
5
.
(Cols. 3 <fc 4)
Total Visibles
$4,700,000
$4,700,000
274,010,000
146,713,000
420,723,000
51,790,000
473,513,000
66,035,000
23,850,000
201,268,000
267,303,000
32,032,000
399,335,000
94,846,000
118,696,000
$363,895,000
Total
weeks
are
very
preliminary
and
are
$147,537,000
$811,422,000
28,100,000
146,796,000
$111,922,000
■,
$923,844,000
$339,165,000
issues
of
$314,700,000
$653,865,000
$64,372,000
$718,237,000
$321,740,000
"Includes'only
proximate
$456,068,000
$777,808,000
$57,321,250
$835,129,250
million
$1
and
larger.'* Added
the
to
municipal
visibles
above
the
is
ap¬
$65
million TOLEDO-LUCAS Port Authority., Ohio, Blyth & Co.-led group underwriting
expected in the Jan. 20 week. Excludes: $25,055,000 N. Y. STATE HOUSING -six-mos.
notes—Jan. 21;
approx.
$40 million NEW YORK CITY HOUSING notes—Jan. 28; and approx. $45
tentatively
still,
million
NEW. YORK
vlncludes
the
TEACHERS,
CITY
Taxable
actual Wednesday-last
"
COMPETITIVE
Without
___!
GEORGIA
NEGOTIABLE
AND
PE'ABODY
COLLEGE
FOR
BACKLOG
Last Week
This Week
$488,920,000
Dec. 27, 1962
Total
(27)
$180,490,000
(24)
$465,215,000
(24)
456,473,71K1 (23)
_I
^ates
2.
million
$1
8.
;
dates
notes—Feb.
bond:
non-tax-exempt
TENN.—Jan.
Bonds:
With
and, yet,' member bank reserves averaged out to $181 million and the spot free
figure for Dec. 25-day was $349 million. The Wednesday to Wednesday change
showed a $50 million free reserve decline from Dec. 18 and, of course, this
six-mos.
HOUSING
following
NASHVILLE,
TOTAL
change last week in either the week's average or in
holdings of U. S. Government securities by the Fed
any
week__;
Dec. 27 1.962
Nevertheless, the trend toward less ease was temporarily
halted by the build-up in government securities and this month's record rise in
the float permitted by the Federal Reserve Authorities.
There
15,978
period,
subject to revision.
the
15,582
67.9% of the Public Individuals invested long-term.
Last
the
15,583
six months) and toward short-term investments (defined as one to six months).
In the years 1952-1954, approximately 22.7% invested short term; 25.9% ii the
1955-1958 period, and 28.0% in the 1959-1963 period.
In the earliest
last week's average free reserves dropped $53 million per day in
the change for the week to $181 million, the four weeks through Dec. 25 do
not average out as low as November's tally.
Due to the Christmas holiday and
the discretion allowed banks to use a 6- or an 8-day computational week, the
for
15,583
Accompanying this increased Public Individual participation, interest'ngly
enough, was a marked trend away from long term investments (defined as over
Though
data,
15,582
September, 1952. '
made last
MEMBER
30,546
EXPECTED FOR THE LAST MONTH OF THE OLD YEAR
THAN
EASIER
FREE
30,510
their
rise
STOCK DECLINE AFTER EIGHTEEN CONSECUTIVE
LEAVES
33,606
Intermediaries
hiked
Jan.
WEEKS
33,055
compositional analysis of the
1963
^
$70 MILLION GOLD
$268
33,840
15,552
1961-October,
this week
to allow for New Year's holiday. Hence, the $2.1 billion rollover of the regular
weekly short term auctioned bills which normally would have occurred today
(Dec.'30) took place last Friday (Dec. 27). The payment date will remain
Thursday, Jan. 2. Next week's regular weekly 90-day and 182-day bill auction
will revert to Monday (Jan. 6) and the payment date will remain Thursday
(Jan. 9).
*
'
Bids will be received today, however, for the Treasury's $1 billion one-vear
bills, now auctioned monthly instead of approximately $2.5 billion quarterly.
Payment can be made next year through Jan. 3 at any Federal Reserve Bank
or branch up until 1:30 p.m. EST.,
UNCHANGED
>
$254
33,665
the number of shares bought
$1 BILLION ONE-YEAR BILLS TODAY
in the Treasury's regular weekly bill auction date
week because Christmas fell on Wednesday will again be continued
$61
the past thirteen years.
Public Individuals increased their turnover 71%
in October of this year compared to September, 1961, and Institutions and inter¬
senior corporate debt securities con¬
scheduled in the same periqd a year ago. It more
than offsets the decline in larger municipals with announced sale dates leaving
the net combined bond float $120 million above that of a year-ago. The gigantic
rise in the corporate equity float is attributable to the recently announced
A.T. & T.-to-be-registered stock rights offering, General Motors secondary sale
by E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., and a group of du Pont stockholders
in the last of a series of sales brought about by the government's successful
change
Dec.
$103
over
of fixed interest rate
TREASURY AUCTIONS
Oct.
878
repurchases.
Institutions &
tinues to mount above that
The
' Year-Ago
Week
Eleven previous periods for as many years
been scrutinized by the New York Stock Exchange statisticians.
Lehman Brothers will
.*■■'
-■
Year-Ago
—
,';Public
trading.
running back to 1952 have similarly
Natural Gas flotations;
$40 million General American Transportation
Corp.' equipment trust certificates—one of the three scheduled with the re¬
maining two up for competitive bidding; Dillon, Read & Co., and Johnston,
Lemon & Co. are the underwriters for Potomac Electric Power; and the two
largest issuers—New York Telephone and the State of California-Centering the
Jan. 6 week's lists are soliciting competitive bid tenders.
•;
.
Nov.
A-.-.-v-'-:-
.}
;
Month of
33,586
TERM RESULTS
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. will manage
•
Held*
"
$2#4
•
—
DATA
The New York Stock Exchange recently completed its 12th exhaustive
Transaction Study".
The study this time singled out Oct. <16, 1963,
equipment trust certificate offerings aggregating $53,020,000, $80 million State
"of California bonds, and a secondary sale of Lanvin-Charles of the Ritz 800,000
shares
still awaiting a favorable tax decision as of this writing—if not sold
anti-trust suit.
of Dollars)
CREDIT
STOCKS HELD FOR TRADING GAINS RATHER THAN INVESTMENT LONG
responsible for swelling the' sales agenda in the New Year's first
working week (Jan. 6-11) are: $130 million New York Telephone Co. refunding
mortgage bonds, $60 million Pan American World Airways, Inc. convertible
subordinated debenture in a rights offering to the owners, $20 million North-'
west Natural Gas Co.'first mortgage bonds and preferreds; 1,143,939 shares of
Potomac Electric Power Co. common in a rights offering to the owners, three
The firm backlog
RESERVE
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
$I»t
Stock———
"Includes
'
,
Defy 25
:
Reserves,.—__
Largely
during the closing days of this last week of the year.
underwrite both the Pan American and the Northwest
Millions
(In
<.
FEDERAL
Week Endingy
,
.
Free
The
PERTINENT
•
'
SIDNEY BROWN
By
,
OF
869,722,748
(22)
214,537,290
(27)
$945,393,748
(50)
$850,212,748
( 46)
$679,752,290
(51 )
$648,062,000
(81)
$408,604,000
(47)
$689,658,000
( 78)
$1,593,455,748(131)
$1,258,816,748
(93)
(31)
$81,972,000
(25)
2,273,169,700 (78)
2.230,405.000
figure too is subject to revision when the banks fully report their positions to
Municipals with
the Fed.
were
strengthened by $520 million increase in the
million increase in member bank borrowings. Shrinking
reserves, however, were seasonal outflow of currency in circulation which aver¬
aged out to $131 million last week, a $27 million vault cash decline, $315 million
increase in required reserves and, for the first time in 19 weeks, an average
drop in the gold stock—$30 million.
v'A.. .-'A;V
AAhAA-AA
Average
free
Total
reserves
float per day and a $45
of
Corporate
With
bonds
all
dates,
;
.
$120,422,000
stocks.
Total
Data
;
dates
Total
Wednesday spot free reserves of $349 million were abetted by
$148 million weekly gain in the float but were sliced by a $70 million reduction
.
$4,369,410,290 (129)
Stocks:
Without
The generous
dates
in
in the gold stock;
'
$77,921,259
(25)
235,176,400(157)
$2,393,591,700(109)
stocks
$2,231,877,000(105)
$313,097,650(182)
$3,987,047,748(240)
bonds
&
S3,57 1,193,748< 198)
$1,682,507,940(311)
parentheses denotes the number of capital issdes
by domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial
refinancing
million increase in money in
•'.'•
(80) -1
be
to
offered
publicly
for
ca^h
and
investment
by
$48 million decrease in bank borrowings from the Fed; $154 ;
circulation and $16 million vault cash decline; and
moderate $59,900,000 decline in governments held by the Fed — all in
a
expired repurchases.
-
and nonfinancial issues and i lclude
companies and SEC-regis*ered secondaries. Excluded are U. S. -Go/eminent Secur'tles as
well as private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for enr^arsion
and for issuance under employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from time-to-time
sales."
Thus, excluded is the Dec. 23 AMPEX CORP. registration of T',511,230 capital stock fhares
for
GOLD
STOCK PLUNGES TO 24-YEAR LOW
exchange of
^Includes
million
Last
week, after
country's
world
to
world's
consecutive weeks of unchanged gold stock figures, the
standard took a nose dive.
There's every reason in the
18
monetary
believe that
were
it not for
monetary gold stock—which
Russian
wheat
induced
additions
to
the
shared in as a member of the London
our gold stock by our Exchange Sta¬
Fund during the past 18 weeks, and other notable currency support
and World Central Bank cooperation, we would have lost the above
measures
amount
and suffered additional losses.
sooner
Undoubtedly, the $70 million gold attrition came about by the Treasury's sale
gold to our Equalization Stabilization Fund to replenish what
that Treasury activity had sold to the Treasury itself in the
past four and onehalf months to keep the average gold stock constant. So far this
year, the gold
of that amount of
loss
has
The
gold stock
to
come
been since
$465
million
amounted
1939.
In
compared
to $15,513
addition, the gold
to
$912 million in the 1962 period.
as of Dec. 25—the lowest it has
million
reserve
and Federal Reserve note liabilities reached
a
ratio to Federal Reserve deposit
new
low of 29.5%. The
statutory
minimum is 25%, and the present law may be waived under certain distasteful
conditions.
The gold ratio dropped two-tenths of one-percent last week re¬
maining under 30% for two unprecedented weeks in
was
32.5%.
The
New
Federal
deemed
Bank.
though
a row.
The ratio
a
year-ago
York
banks
last
week managed to achieve a $11 million average
heavily borrowing $750 million per day on average
Funds-(which the national Bank's Comptroller now says must be
loans)
Next
it
interest
established
mediate
"Excludes,
million
TIES
DIST ;
million
and
after
$53
million
day from the New York Federal Reserve
sharp float' decline which follows Christmas sales week,
part by return flow of currency to the banking system, is
per
week's
offset
in
expected to hit banks' free
reserves
quite hard.
dates set.
:
>
.
dates
has
Also.
set.
sales
dates
Excludes:
itWu*V*v 819
Further,
affixed.
Sl00
million •'"TATE
bearing and capital appreciation bonds registered with the SEC on Dec 22 until
they will all be offered when first put up for sale (see explanation in im¬
$18
million
WEST
WATER
$100
which five have sales
bid
above).
however.
$16
JOHNSTON
less of
'
shares.
Industries^ outstanding
equipment trust certificates with
which one
amounting to S6 million
of
that
footnote
CALIF.;
Mandrel
eight
in
15 issues of $300,000 or
IS R A EI i
is
of
more
or
preferreds
SAN
VIRGINIA
AUTH,
PA.,
in
JUAN
CALIF,
of
water
UNIFIED
to Federal
Januarv;
$6.5 million FORT SMITH,
bonds,
ARK.,
series
Area
$16
in
A,
SCHOOL
DIST..
SACRAMENTO
Redevelopment A dm.;
million
OMAHA.
$11.7
Jan ; $4,730,000 WHEELING.
exDected
next
million
P^-'TY,
'"Prv,TER
METROPOLITAN
so-ing
W. VA..
expected
todav
SEWERAGE
$*5-40
FT.
the
Circuit
DIST.;
on
early
LA.,
not
school
and
junior
CORP.
in
until
1964;
ARIZONA
POWER
$8
AUTH.
for Polk
million
SCHOOL
YORK
Feb.
$5 million
PORT
with
1
BEND
Mexico
in
the
UTILI¬
•
»
Jan.;
million
AUTH.,
expected
next
legal
DENVER
FLA.
next
METRO.
summer;
$17'million
summer;
davs
6°
$53
in
V
^
Rd.
CO.,
next
million
ILL.,
AUTHORITY
$7
CO
OF
ALABAMA
IND^P.
PORT
DIST
HEALTH
next
$8
million
rade
HOSPITAL
AND
sorina;
$20i
million
quarter 1964; $11.8 million FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMM.
rev.
bonds; $30 million NASSAU CO.. N. Y.. exnected earlv
sometime
in February;
$a
million SALINAS
UNION
OHIO,
million
series
No.
2
WARREN.
and
part
MICH.;
of
STATE
$60,175,125
OF
DELAWARE
school
construction
OKLAHOMA BD. of REGENTS: $10 million
commuter New
York State guaranteed bonds to be
UNIV.
OF
maturities with offering date expected in
mid-January: $30 million
(joint Texas and Louisiana Sabine River Authorities) late Feb. or earlv March;
AIRPORT
CO.,
million
eleven
13
1964;
STATE
vear;
MARION
REGIONAL
serialized
DAM
and
million
County
early
or
last
revenue
for Feb.
ROCKLAND
INCLUDES:
$104
FLA.,
expected
PKWY.
$28
CO." EXPRESSWAY
AUTH..
CALIF., next spring; $6 million
authorized for highway construction
KENTUCKY
$12,660,000
New
decision:
validation
DIST.,
anticipated
dated
this
of
end
CUYAHOGA
$35 million
TOLEDO
the
college in Mav; $16
million CHICAGO,
project,
NEW
EVERGLADES
$35
refinancing plans
HIGH
earlier
EXPWY.
now
assuming satisfactory de¬
pending validation suit; $9.6 million LAKELAND, FLA., light, and water revenues lsM Jan.
Feb.; $32 million DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY (Tevao$12.5 million ORLEANS LEVEE
DIST..
soring;
Court's
ORLANDO-ORANGE
TAMPA-HILLSBOROUGH
LAUDERDALE-NAPLES
cision
or
upholds
DISPOSAL
million
that
earlv
di-nute is
resolved; $20-25 million PUERO RICO WATER RESOURCES auth. revenue bonds next. AnvLjune;
approximately $100 million DELAWARE RIVER & BAY AUTHORITY 40-vea^ revenue unde«"**by
Alex. Brown & Sons. B. J. Van Ingen & Co. and Lehman Bros., in Feb.: $130 to $140 million com¬
petitive JACKSONVILLE EXP.
AUTH.
expected earlv Jan.
assuming that the annealed
"--"sion
part of
y
deficit for the week
in
OF
we
gold pool—and for the support given to
bilization
includes
80(r>
$84,780,000
three
in
N.
(Greater Cincinnati and
other
Kenton Co.
Airport Bd.) in early 1964; and
Y.
Commonwealth
issues
of
$1
of
Puerto
million
Rico
or
set
more
for
Jen.
29;
$16.5
aggregating $34.5
million
Farminaton,
million—or
issues.-
December 26, 1963
a
total
of
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Volume
Number
198
6329
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2499);
will
Proceeds
General Corporation and
p
help finance the recent acquisition of stock in
Telephone Co., which operates in western Virginia
Inter-Mountain
and
Tennessee.—V.
eastern
198,
(Kingdom
of)
Belgium—Bonds Sold Privately—
23, 1963,.it was reported that $20,000,000 of
this Kingdom's 5V4%
treasury bonds due 1966 had
been sold
privately, outside of the United States,
through Samuel Montagu & Co.,, Ltd., London,
Eng.
—V. 197, p. 2148.
'
On
2414.
p.
Investment News
;
Continued from page 1
scription
price
supplied
12
ouier
of
the
share;
per
under
Board Chairman,
R.
for the purpose of
Reed,
is
to
be
1963
by
in
October
Bendix
F. Lollar,
President, and
acquiring all of the assets
promoters,
Aeroquip
Maiacaibo,
except for $245,500 in cash and tne corporate name
of Ma.acaibo. In consideration therefor, Tribune will pay Maracaibo
$491,0-»J
cash
in
Maracaibo
On
of
its indebtedness, and will issue to
of 5%>1 subordinated debentures due 1979, and
and
$5,692,000
Dec.
the
&
assume
Tire.
The
the
announced
in
on
oil and natural gas. Proceeds paid
stock, and on exercise of tne
applied to the purchase of Tribune
cash
its
and
by notes amounting to $1,725,000 due
Rubber manufactures wire-braid hose
quip-type hose
and
hose
for
in nine
months.
including
Aeroindus¬
steam,
fund obligations, if
any
are purchasable in the
market at 65%
of principal amount
or
less during the period from Sept. 9 to Sept. 30,
1964, or at
Tribute s own election to make such purchases prior to that period,
but
not
before
the
expiration" of the warrants. These proceeds
refrigeration and other
trial applications; rotary drill hose and Suction and
delivery hose
for the oil industry; conveyor belts; sheet packing; molded) rubber
products; and plastic extrusions.
Aeroquip produces flexible hose
lines
and
fittings, self-sealing couplings, specialized clamps and
couplings, "Bareo" ball and swivel points, and load control and
will
tie-down
debentures
be
minimum
a
warrants'
result
credit' at
"for
ia
of
the
cost
against
the
At
retirement
sinking
and will
price of
$56,991,
exercised.
are
.
aggregate
65
between
at
such
$245,500,
if
all
equipment.
Republic's net sales in the nine months ended July 31, 1963 were
$10,191,519, with purchases by Aeroquip accounting for less than
10% of the total. The plant, which is located in Youngstown, Ohio,
would
$377,000
of
purchases
$87,000
and
debentures.
Of
tae
Lollar
13.16%,
Vii.vco
all held by promoters,
Vice-President, 17.55%
group 55.7%.
Jonn
officials
management
The
outstanding
113,982
owns
as
a
shares,
Ballard,
V.
Mr.
will
and
,
—V.
statement
with
the
SEC
Division
manufactures
broad
a
line
of
cipal operating officers
capacities
after
the
bronze,
industrial
Lunkenheimer
of
at
Sep..
be
30,
j
the'
will
and
iron
and
steel
Most of
use.
will continue
Allied
the
in
a
out
same
based
the
upon
total assets
of
bo
rowed
price,
from
banks, will be applied to the payment of the pur¬
shares
the
and
Arnall
note
indebtedness.
.!...
President.
as
The
prospectus
■/
lists
Paul
\%--*-
■'
for
The
Class
company
B
Dec.
on
shares
common
Proceeds
9,, 1963
to
be
filed
offered
"Reg.
a
interests
large
.in
was
in
the
Pradesh.
Andhra
in
Sugars,
New
N.
York
working
proposed new company.
will produce ammonia and urea.
Urea is the most
form
of solid agricultural
nitrogen available today.
plant
Allied
ended
will
Radio
reported
Oct.
that
earnings
outstanding
sales
net
$13,173,000)
were
last year.
totaled $34,000,
Net
go
to selling
Wenger of 2300 Warrenville Rd.,
in
the
sale
of
franchises
for
Wade,
engaged
covering
Amerace
shares.
the
against
lto
equa
This
in
first
$13,686,000
cents
3
quarter
compared
in
the
share
or
cleaning, and other services.;—V. 196, p. 2273,
Stauffer
jacent
Welsh Panel
The
company
Dec.
on
snares
Jones
Templeton,
&
Proceeds will
Welsh
of
P.
to
be
go
1963 filed
"Reg. A" covering 20,000
at-the-market, through Mitchum,
offered
a
329—Panel
Way,
gaged
in
the
processing of hard
and
finished-wall panels.—V. 196, p. 1393.
Western
The
corporation-on
capital
writing.
Proceeds
-....Western
the
it
is
his
said
Dollar
Federal
for
to
S.
Fairview
196,
selling
stockholder.
St., Santa Ana,
manufacture
'
900.
p.
and
of
engaged
.
.
-
decided
to
mainstream
other
no
market.,
case
Assembly
This
of
public
16%
for
8%
Electric
&
Co.—Bond
Sale
this operation
sell
of
Stauffer's-
participation
direct
be¬
...
,..
chemicals
in
the
bat-
..
Dec. 24,
1963,, it was reported that the company plans to
$25-830,000,000 of bonds at competitive bidding in mid-1964.
will be used for construction.—V.
198, p. 768.
Angeles manufacturer
Los
of
precision devices
Automatic Retailers of America,
Automatic
.
Bonanza Air Lines, Inc.—-New
On
000
for
the
aero¬
Co.
Financing Program
DC-9;
three-engine,
medium-range
jet
'
of
fiscal
its
has
America
the
ended
record.sales
and
year
Sept.
Davre
588.
transports.
has
,
Net
earnings
For
Sherer, Vice-President, Finance, said Bonanza has filed
application with the Commerce Department to secure a Gov¬
ernment
guarantee on $6,500,000 of loans
to Commerce Department approval,
would be obtained through a
Subject
000
public
and
debentures,
he
said.
part
as
the
of
the
remaining
offering of
total.
fiscal
%
■
share for fiscal
per
v,
-
stock
-
anticipates the department will act upon the
application
31, Mr. Sherer said. The securities offering will
within 60 days after that, if
approval is given, he added.
Bonanza
placed
its
DC-9
in October;
1966.—V. 198, p.
order
plane is scheduled for early
Laclede
On
Dec.
in
late
1964.
1
will
$19,000,000
—V.
197,
On
increased
1963
Income
#
of
first
of
for
other
to
to
be
repayment,
3 Vs %
bonds
earnings per share
earnings are based
1963
of
On
the
—V.
due
198,
1
1965.
it
was
stock.
common
3,
Seibert,
to
field
related
1963 and 2,971,335 shares
by
It
Kidder,
is
expected
Peabody &
that
Co.,
The
1879.
New
FINANCIAL
Treasurer;
common
offering
York, and
in
CHRONICLE (Reg. U.
the fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
S.
is
subject
issuance
stock.
as
of Sept. 30,
tory supplies.
and
figure
$4.15
was
per
share
$43,164,234,
equal
or
were
'equal to
year
of
16%; Sales 8%—
sales
This
and
earnings for
the
statement
earnings
$he
24
cents
or
ago.
is
.'%/.•
20
share,
per
cents
increase
an
share reported
per
,
totaled
sales
$5,355,986,
reported
for
increase
an
the
first
of
quarter
a
2316.
p.
sliare_
&
of
estimates
";
million,
also
Co.
B-D
Mann
of
Mann
to
S.
of
City,
the
$1
A.,
40,000
a
first
is
and
engaged
purposes.—V.
Research
equipment
in
corporation
will
company
with
kind
by
<fe,
Laughlin
total
a
plant
a
of
•
,
Eliss
open
foot,manufacturing
its'
of
of
J.
facility
capi¬
in
in
mid-
Mexico
a
"although Bliss-&'■ Laughlin*s future growth potential in its field
good, it perhaps would not be at the same potential as
popula¬
tion-and gross national product."—V„ 198, p. 568.
is
Bobbie
Period
Brooks, Inc.—Six
ended
Oct.
sales
Net
Income
Net
before
taxes
profit
taxes
On
the
sale
198, p. 2124,
2,525,200
2,456,000
:
-
Dec.
3-for-2
meeting,
Distillers
?
paying
the
shares.
cash
'.v:.,..'"' '
President,
dividends
The
the
authorized
split,
class
and
14.000,000
to
A
will
share
a
196,
result'
r
to
on
payment
in
of
oi\a'50%
:":
:
B
'.
year
a
present stock,
be
asked
1,500,000
class
special
plans
company
40 cents
of
'
will
from
the
the
on
'■
common
shares.—V.
the
rate
shareholders
increase
said
the
at
proposed
-
therefore,
split,
the equivalent of 6a cents
increase, he said.
effect
'
Proposed Stock
—
.
.
continue
shares'
Corp.
'
4, 1964.
Garvin
Erown,
new
$0.69
24, 1963, it was reported that Directors had
stock split, subject to shareholder approval at
Feb.
George
2,183,300
; •
.
'
'
-
.
-
,2,388,900
$0.78 /
>.
.
1962
?
$47,351,600 $40,736,200
4,981,200
4,572,200
...
share___—
1632.
Brown-Forman
a
1963
taxes
per
198, p.
Report-
_____
after
Earnings
—V.
Months'
31—
—
profit
increase
to
shares
to
from
common
the
7,000,000
3,000,000
to
2480.
p.
Burmah Oil Co. Ltd.—Sells Oil and Gas Interests-^
See
Great
—V.
186,
Plains
Development
2754.
p.
C-Thru
%
■
of
Canada,
Sales
/
this
1963
—
issue.
$136,311
34,740
7.619
SO.19
$0.04
%
share
per
1962
$349,731
—
Earnings
Ltd.,
Products, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Earnings
—V.
Co.
.
Period Ended Oct. 31—
1114.
197, p.
On
Dec.
pany's
Soup
Co.—Proposed
directors
20.
capital
cents
to
stock
60
cents
ing
will
holders
be
asked
is
50
to
will
B-D
of
'
March
3,
split
the
com¬
to
from
special
1964.
and
the
v
meet¬
The
stock¬
increase
the
1962,
cents
company's
Jan.
when
shdre.
per
the
60
record
the
There
share
a
15,
is
1964.
payable
The
dividend
have
stock was
was
been
five
offered
first
Jan.
last
from
dividend
to
31,
previous
raised
the
in¬
public
1954.
dividend
new
split
stock
the
tractive
market
for
in
the
will
the
be, equivalent, to 20 cents a share
stockholders approve the split.
the company stated, in order to
proposed,
the
company's stock and to make it
more
at¬
investors.
the.
additional
by
at
if
was
individual
to
by
rate
shares,
solit
increase
purpose
authorized
shares
for
Directors
shares
issuance
from
time
to
for
to
the stockholders,
The company
the present time for the use of
40,000 090 -will
any
time
stated
any
of
make
corporate
without' further
proper
that
it
such
additional
has
no
shares.
biochem.
held
be
approve
of
of
Jan.
cents
since
the
plans
labora¬
and
be
of
dividend
present shares.
submitted to a
'
dividend
in
was
Nov.,
action
will
Split—
quarterly
stock from
stockholders
55
creases
The
the
on
April,
increased
to
increase
in
in
early
The
1964,
to
the
12,000.000 to 40.000.000 shares. If the
approved, -certificates
covering
the new shares will
be
available
and
new
share
a
Stock
three-for-one split
a
increase
proposed stock split
of the stockholders to
widen
Labora¬
proposed
and
The
The
.J-:*
primarily
The
total
Rob-
meeting
a
i
formation
$2.21
F.
at
said
Analysts.
Mexican
a
reach
anticipates
1962,
U. S. company in the. cold
finished steel bar industry.
He also disclosed that the company in¬
tends to continue the diversification program that
began with the
acquistion of Ames Taping Tool Systems Manufacturing Co. In
1962,
purchase the assets
■' i'f/
suigical
1963 will
and
million in
$55.5
Executive Officer,
-square
move
Forecast—
in
year,
against
million.
The
to approval by Mann stockholders
approximately 21,000 shares of the
medical
last
1,025,'992
•
For
its
earnings
fiscal
per
year
ended
share of 83.93
July
on
a
2'8. 1963. the romnanv
fully consolidated ba^is,
reported
up
13%
B.
week
B.
of
and
had offered
net income
share
a
announced' the
Latinamericana,
;tv v
v'-A
for research
Members
that
that
$1.93
$0.36
1,063,492
'
from
$56
339,986
$0.78
Laughlin, Inc.—Earnings
up
with
713,192
373,206
:
1873.
Robbins
Mr.
1962
616,631
;
per
company
mailed
J.^was an¬
I
1963
1,445,259
President and Chief
the New York Society of Security
Ohio,
to bear the Basic
constitutes a leader
Vermilion,
'
;
taxes..
828.628
share,
split
company,
•
manufactures
S. Patent Office) William
Possessions
Dickinson
Becton,
M 'A;
the
common
B-D
showed
also
the
the company.
quarter
bins,
stock
seasonings, meat tenderizers, liquid spices
Spicene will be operated as a wholly-owned
v';
George'J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a
2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William
Subscription in United States. U.
of
consolidated
headquartered
announced
offer
involve
-the
record
_1_
p.
revenues
55
blended
products.
19,
Inc.,
3> Illinois' (Telephone STate
account
be
of
The
23.
v.;
On Dec.
Offering—
reported that this coiftpany plans to
April, the right to subscribe for about
■.
$25,776,489 $11,212,796
Campbell
Becton, Dickinson & Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
refunding
Feb.
1962
outstanding.
196,
Bliss
'
in-
$1.35.
were
3,027.335 shares of
on
subsidiary.
icals
Dana
Dec.
on
and
the
tories,
underwritten
March
and
kinds
of $86,501,
a
first
before
income
Net
income*Net
merger of Basic Food Materials,
Inc. of Vermilion,
Spicene Co. of America, Inc. of North Bergen, N.
nounced
and
field
space
fiscal
$22,489,460
all
1963.
by
$100,674.
$4,966,589,
taxes
Shares
$1.50.
operating
$7,838,639.
The
in
loan
outstanding
COMMERCIAL AND
NOTE:
and
amounted
Basic Food Materials, Inc.—Merger. Effective—
name
30,
issued
the
authorized capital
and
and
in
income
Net
on
used
stockholders, in early
William
Net
income
'
'
-
be
associates.
THE
the
Sell Bonds—
Utilities, Inc.—Plans Rights
26,
$20,000,000
would
sales
reported
outstanding as of Sept. 27,
1962.—V. 198, p. 2315.
of Mann,
Dec.
offer
ARA
Pre-tax
$4,007,991.
was
Per-share
-
1015. %
p.
United
„
Co.—To
2220.
20.
Proceeds
of
Gas
delivery of
1963, it was reported that the company plans to sell
$29,000,000 of first mortgage bonds at
competitive bidding
about
1962,
$180,807,135.
come
out¬
military
-
March
next
come
,
$4,500.-
common
Bonanza
by
of
70%
768.
reported
Nov.
Robert J.
an
divided
were
i
income
Net
Inc.—Sales, Net Up
announced
27. 1963.
J. Davidson reported that sales and other oper¬
ating income for ARA service in fiscal 1963 rose to $200,627,048.
Pre-tax income increased to $8,202,529 and net income to $4,534,President
the1 company announced details of an
$11,000,program for the purchase of three Douglas Aircraft
financing
Retailers
earnings for
Dec/27, 1963
fiscal
shares
Berkey Photo, Inc.—Nine Months' Report-
.
Proceeds
to
of
Period Ended Sept. 30—
To
1962.
Although sales showed a slight Increase over last year,
earnings slightly declined.
Earnings for the fiscal year ended
Aug. 31, 1963, were $19,000 on 400,000 shares of common stock,
against 1962 earnings of $20,000.—V. 197, p. 2044.
*
On
sell
missile
p.
■
Engineers, Inc.—Net Slightly Lower—
and electronic industries has reported a record sales volume
of $1.57 million for the fiscal year ended Aug., 31, 1963, compared
with a sales volume of $1.56 million Tor the; fiscal .year ended Aug.
Planned
the
taxes
quarter
Sales
31,
Gas
year
$244,583,000;
income
net
in
ago.—V.
year
net
Baltimore
was
same
sales
over
Co.
report
over
the
Net
Net
space
Proposed Registrations
5,423.335
..
Overseas Corp.—Notes Sold Privately
23, 1963, it was reported that $8,000,000 of
this firm's 4%% senior notes due Dec. ,1, 1973, had
been sold privately through Model, Roland & Cd.,
New York.—V. 196, p. 2276.
semiconductor
/•
.
.
is
Calif.,
sale
in
to
direct
ended
income
Net
Amsterdam
.
on
?
fiscal
share.—V. 198,
Drug
Split—
filed
a
"Reg. A"
covering
at-the-market, without under¬
volume
Total
per
quarter
initial
joint statement from J. T. Whitely,
Stauffer, President of Stauffer
a
the
has
of
ad¬
an
/%
;.
\ Ainerace wishes to Iniy. Uie .90,OOO-sqtiare foot' plant, Mr, Whitely
said, to get greater' access to markets, west of the Mississippi River,
primarily-in the area of' automotive battery eases which is the.prin¬
cipal product made at the West Los Angeles' plant.—V. 198, p. 1324.
.
share
a
income taxes amounted
1963.
$7.96
first
Hans
company
within
not
Stauffer
sale
at
1963
offered
a
development,
products.—V.
16,
be
to
go
2200
of
Dec.
to
and
and
—On Dec.
will
''
in
shares
.
in
came
...
activities.
tery
Semiconductors, Inc.—"Reg. A'' Filing—
20,000
manufacture
products division
.
Amerace,
Stauffer
Mr.
cause.
Lorigview, Wash., is en¬
plywood-sheets into
,
.
the
its molded
Chemical.
soft
,
of
The parties expect to close the trans¬
continue
and
and foams by
location.
President
Inc., Los Angeles'.
to a selling stockholder,.—
Box
O.
10,
retain
The announcement
Co.—"Reg. A'' Filing—
common
will
plastic pipes
,
the-1963
talization
Corp.—To Acquire Stauffer Battery Plant
for approximately $4 million.
action about Jan. 2, 1964.
Downers Grove, 111., is
on-location
household
com¬
share
,
,
significant increase
a
on
$122,000,
per
with
Amerace is negotiating with Stauffer Chemical Co. to purchase
Stauffer's automotive battery case plant at West Los Angeles, Calif.,
9,500
underwriting.
1963,
$227,574,000.
The
jCehts per share, in the previous year.—V. 198, p.;951.
A" Filing
income,
commercial products,
holders.
per
has
currently
11
stockholders
operating
the report noted. In fiscal 1962 the
ratio was 72%. military and 28% commercial.
Sales
to
the
automotive industry
rose
sharply to $145,410,000
from $121,973,000 the previous fiscal
year, Mr. Ferguson told stock¬
Corp.—Sales, Net Lower-
31, 1963,
corresponding period
;
'
'
in
sales
30%
and
sugar,
textile
Bhanu
Prasad,'
recently
-
A"
at
$5, without
stockholders.
to
are
•
Bendix
1964
Wade, Wenger Servicemaster Co.—"Reg.
shares outstanding.
$22,545,524, or $4.16
were
Bergen Drug Co., Inc.—Net Up
the
Allied Radio
M.
told
other
$22,199,673, or $4.09 a
Earnings for the previous
5,423,973
year
standing..
,
and
and
to
Bergen
begin during the first half of 1964.
Allied
Nitrogen Division will provide guidance for engineering
and operation
of the plant.
Indian personnel will be trained at
various Allied
Chemical
nitrogen plants to ultimately take over
operations at Hindustan.—V. 198, p. 1740.
" •.
has
now
on
Indian Affiliate—
Chemical's
the balance will be added
to
working capital.
outstanding 20.00U common shares, held in equal
amopats by White, Weld & Co. (an affiliate ol' one of the principal
underwriters) and the Schneider, Bernet firm.
The company orig¬
inally issued 15.000 common shares (at 50 cents
per share) and a
$12.,500 note to each of such stockholders; and,
subsequently, each
purchaser made a capital contribution to the
company of 5,000
Valvco
details
Construction
1963, subject to certain adjustments. Net proceeds of
by valvco, together with $2,800,000 of funds to.
chase
industries
Andhra
of
concentrated
stock
ox
Ltd. .
Sugar's, Ltd., has
director
The
Lunkhenheimer
President,
•,
royalties
$813,116,277 for the year ending Sept. 30,
pared with $794,178,371 in fiscal 1962.
Net income for the fiscal
year was
Andhra
chemical
and
Ferguson,
Including
Chemicals,
Andhra
high
the prin¬
P.
report,
volume,
.
acquisition,
be
Corp.
,
expected to be consummated in
Janm r1964, after the purchase plan is
approved by shareholders
of Lunkenheimer.
The actual purchase price will be based on a
formula
of Aeroquip
Sugars, Ltd., of India, it was announced by
Chester M. Brown, President of Allied Chemical
■
Subject
to ' completion
of, satisfactory arrangements with the
Government
of India,
the new plant will be located at Kothagudem, in the state of Andhra Pradesh, about 150 miles from
Hyderabad.
The operating company will be known as Hindustan
ing t-.ias are to be supplied by amendment.
; r;.
Val oj
was.
organized in
Nevember,
1962,
for the purpose of
acqiu. ,.ig
and continuing the business of The Lunkenheimer Co.,
pressu.o valves for commercial and
and
Sales—
;
$35,-million fertilizer plant will be constructed in India ,as
part of a joint venture between Allied Chemical Corp.'s Nitrogen
j,
whic..
Rubber Division
2122.
p.
A
^nnpany, of Beekman St. and
reg. ..ration
operated as the Republic
198,
Allied Chemical Corp.—New
Corp.—Common Registered—
Waverly Ave., Cincinnati, filed
on
Dec. 20 covering 350,000
shaiv>
common Stock, to be offered for public sale through underWi.^rs headed by Yvhite, Weld & Co., Inc., 20 Broad Si., New
York, h.ui Schneider, Bernei & Hickman, Inc., 1505 Elm
St., Dallas.
The p..olio offering price (maximum $22 per share) and underwrit¬
a
be
Malcolm
years,
annual
Sales
.
amounted
.
at
Republic
the
in
completion
covers fixed assets and inventories, is
approximately $5,500,000 depending upon the actual
inventory count that is now taking place.
Payment will be made
wit,
be
,
four
in
President,
/
purchase price, which
in-
will
Hurst,
F.
%
Corp.
to
warrants,
Corp.—Acquisition—
Peter
20,
estimated
subscription
Corp.—Reports Record
The corporation for the fiscal
1963 vear registered .the highest
peacetime sales in its history, a mark achieved"for the third
time
acquisition of the Republic Rubber Division of Lee Rubber
will oeuver the subscription warrants ior distribution to Maracaibo
shareholders.-Tribune will carry on tne business Maracaibo initiated,
tne production of crude
initial subscriptions for
Dec.
is involved.
law
Delaware
News of Business and Finance
'
date
record
ai}d no underwriting
organized
was
W.
::/■/.
cents
50
amendment;
by
Tribune
Henry
is
3
Dana 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 Sail©
Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25. 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y.. under the Act
Dana
the
Pan
American
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
Union,
$80.00
per
advertisements
year;
must
be
in
Dominion
made
in
New
of
Canada,
York
funds.
$83.00
/,
per
year.
Other
countr.es,
$37.00
per
year.
4
of
4.6%
of S3.47.
Sales were $638,193,000,
the preceding year.—V. 198, p. 1532.
earnings
1962
over
-over
Charter
On
Dec.
while
increase
an
"I
lion
Charter Oil Co. announced an offer to buy
Mid-Western Industrial Gas, Ltd., at $2.75 (Can.)
of
1963,
27
said,
Berliz
Paul
President
Oil
give
to
feel
"We
will
this
.
last
at
of transmittal
of 3.4 million
record
new
a
Garrett Corp.—Merger Approved—
& Chartered Trust
offer
participate
1964.
;
.
.
.
Listing
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—N. Y. S. E.
The
York
New
company's
to
uled
SI
Stock
par
stock.
common
Jan.
begin
has
Exchange
23.—V.
198,
pp.
approved
of
listing
the
Trading in the issue
1632 and 1321.
the
sched¬
is
oil
Industries'
Cle-Ware
the
of
the
to
volume
is
year
and
at
profits for the first half
time high according to a
gross
all
an
for
have
the
$482,052.—V.
period reached $1,987,844 up from $1,959,473
in 1962.
Gross profits rose from $455,969
381.
p.
Dec.
1963, stockholders
Jan.
number
000,000^
of
by
Signal
the
previously announced
a
Bellande
contribution
of
on
the
of
special
authorized
198,
meeting
Glidden
"
'
taxes—.
$1,197,962
137,335
:
66t300
,
in
ihcreases
Precision
Meter
Co.,
.
in
both
this issue.—V.
481,360'
tionwide
distribution.
with
look
Corp.
forward
well
du
The
Mr. Sadoff said. "With our
acquisitions of other companies
to
to
as
Fond
continued
Lac."
expansion
business
of
Co.,
association
new
industry
'
Period Ended Sept. 30—
••
1963
456,369
92,676
35,000
35,000
—
brand
acquiring
diamond
name
plant
of
transaction
for
space,
diamond
certain
of
amount
corporation.—V.
rings
equipment,
products.
assets,
cash.
197,
p.
of
Axel
and
wedding
that
man¬
bands.
addi¬
and
to
$11,266,851,
the
previous
Profit•
for
the
three
agninst
fiscal
before
the
Bros.,
corporation was for
Inc.
is a privately
141.
months
ended
$13,553,735
for
Nqv.
the
ment
30,
1963,
period
$1,755,836
billion
dollars
S.
and
U.
Chairman,
About.
in
automobile
"This
on
S-m
wUl
economy
policies and
be conducive
is
the
capital
to
198,
2409.
p.
other-single
of
at
home
in
part
and
on
abroad."
the
and
employment
action
automobiles-in
to
"it
19(14 could
•
conviction
and
organized for
1107
an
of
at
,
more
fire
As
and
a
GIVING
miscellaneous
exceed
EFFECT
it
under
acquisition
of
25%
consolidated
of
($1
par)
911.
the
Dec.
20,
that
its'
PRESENT
which
that
.
which
has
is
effective
Dec.
Industries
is
an
that
the
entirely
exceed
a
the
at
eco¬
potential
will
of
conceivablerecord
15
sent
do
;v
.
Greyhound
to
is
subjects to
approval
Enterprises, shares;, .It
Commerce
Home's
95%
of
Ideal
econ!
the
million units.
it
Terms
of
its
of
sales
and
.
a
,Income, is
espected
.4
.
-
to
has
Nov.
year.'
30,
of
year
ago.
year-end adjust¬
preferred stock that
Star-Kist
191,
Foods,
Inc.—V
198,
Sale—
386.
p.
Inc.
Sales,
reported
a
year
$474,347,
of
Earnings
$3,717,000
half
of
sales
ago.
to
for
com¬
$3,897,000
,
centi
56
stock
the
of
-
,
equal
common
of
first
with
compares
period
were
sales
the
1963,
This
shares
purchase
will
additional
an
be
used
Meter
outstanding- Home's
of
the Interstate
to
share
per
outstanding.
the
This
number
same
$5,008,000
bank
repay
198,
Co.,
Inc.
of
notes
loans
and
571.
p.
Sales
Up
32%
.
;•
cents
32%
net
the:
company
$46,587.
reported
Sales
earnings
for
the
provision for taxes amounting to $39,222, a tax loss
carry forward
ended during the interim.
;
7
Acquisition—
of
has
company
it
was
Ideal.
of
made
was
addition
for
of
are
the
Meter
of
DeJur-Amsco
by Harry Leiderman, President
equipment, and inventory of the
undisclosed
DeJur
most
Division
24,
amount
"ruggedized"
complete lines
of
cash.
meters
of
add
appreciably
to
four quarter
continued the
and
the
'home
(August,
and
for
record
sales
of
the
abroad,
$1.837,2j05.000
on
provide
equipment
in
by
issue
ferved
about;
that
area.—V.
198,
October)
of
the
2127.
p.
Sales
1963
earlier
fiscal
periods
establishing
a
sales.
in
1963
31,
Net
and
were
consolidated
$1,957,371,000,
at
subsidiaries,
compared
with
1962,
the
for
income
1962.
world-wide
in
Co.—Reports Record
September.
company
Oct.
Consolidated net
sales
steady, upward trend shown in
concluded
its
1963
business
by
company
all-time
new
Ideal's
Harvester
The
year
new
%
will
meter
industry. The highly specialized meters developed by DeJur
basically ananufactured for military usage and are expected
International
•
assets,
an
the
of
one
the
Dec.
on
the
the
to
*
acquired
announced
Purchase
with
reduced
for
the
the comparable period in the previous
jumped 123%
in the same period despite
over
$68,290,D00, compared witli
reflected .improved
profitability, of
1963
income
operations.
particularly increased
i-'v'v
Co.,
according
to its
President,
Harry
the most fruitful year in its history. For
period ended Sept. 30, 1963,
of $1,208,447,
and earnings of
rose
$60,230,000
reach; 50
Meter
experienced
while
World
is.
v.. .../■
of
having
in
of
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
•
a
ago.
class
a mew
Products,
same
earnings
sales
The
also.,subject to- approval
Commission.—V. 198, p. 2317.
fiscal, year.
ended
Precision
^half
year,
sub¬
meeting of security analysts,* the'company announced that
expects5to% report record- high income' for the first half ot* its
current
year
issue.—V.
this
six-month
record
At.a
that- world
a
acquire
Products
Precision
Liederman,
our
Grow
period
:
843,750
Ideal
first
exchange will be
shortly.
The transac¬
the
same
company's fiscal year,
later date.
Division
shareholders
of
the
the
finance capital expenditures.—V.
Ty'
more
the
...
by
tion
•economic
of
on
to
Corp.,
the
Proceeds
2222,
offer
April
fiscal
for
half
Corp.,
formal
for
of
7
Vitamin
on
a
the
,
a
results
the first half
such
common for each Home's
Enterprises common share. Greyhound is
.expected to issue about 200,000/.shares, having a market value of
approximately $9,000,000.
I
that
'
agreed to
-
said
$0.01
Huyck Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On Dec.
24,
1963, it was reported that the company had sold pri¬
vately to New York Life Insurance Co. of New
York,
$5,000,000 of notes due 1980/ New York Life also
to
be
On
Dec.
27,
1963, the company
announced
plans to acquire
Enterprises, Inc., a chain
of
roadside
candy,
ritit and
specialty food stores based in Bayard, Fla,
F. : W. Ackerman,
Greyhound Chairman, and Robert I. Home,
Chairman of Home's, said that both concerns'
directors had ap¬
proved
in
principal the exchange of 0.3667 share of Greyhound
officials
19,821
with $506,035, or 60 cents per share, on
of shares, reported a year
ago.—V. 198. p. 1327.
Homes
two
the
over
for
Vitamin
.
months
31, 1963, were not disclosed.
He
expanding its stud welding busi¬
p.
$20,478,435
416,023
Enterprises, Inc.—Proposed Asset
1964
for
198,
1962
$23,214,302
compares
Greyhound Corp.—Proposed Acquisition;—
administration
also that the Congress'
act, by increasing in¬
six
The
bulk
31
in
Greyhound
Omark's
the
indus¬
$0.23
requirement
late
....
Ideal
The
dividend
First
E. Gregory, Jr., President of this manufac¬
welding products and construction fasteners,
Omark Industries,
Inc., of Portland, Oregon, has
always accounted
evidence
basic
many
figures, lie said, reflect reallocation
issued
based
stud
Gregory
in
2317,
share—.
per
6.
the
v
'V V
r
business.
continued
see
p.
1963
the first'six months
reported
Outstanding
3,236,200 shs.
'
tool
198,
year
to
Hudson
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs!
actuated
participate,"—V.
Net 123%—
'
powder
rising
backlog.
We
goods purchases
a
1964
our
„
Hudson
George
Nelson
we
Harnischfeger
optimistic note with a gain in
trend of new orders which sub¬
2562.
Down—
Invest¬
of
recorded
Chairmaiv«Walter
an
—
Home's
basis.
TO
third, highest ever
Bishop, iiic.—Annual* Report-
revised
See
mortgages,
value
in
annual
•••'*,
annual
p.
Securi¬
securities,
the
the
its
in
The net profit, after provision for dividends on the
two classes
preferred stock, is equivalent to $1.32 a share of common
stock,
against $1.33 a share a year ago. The net increase in consolidated
earnings was thus not quite sufficient to offset the $500,000 semi¬
and
respect
will not'
company
to
other
time
on
that,
by
on
capital
ended Oct.
pany's
Federal
common, share
of
the
otherwise,
investment
1940.
no
assets
and
year
backed
improved
197, p.
ments
shares for
new
net
fiscal
$87,388,302
,:
stockholders,
sales
The
majority
or
stantially all of its darnings.—V.
-
expanded
opportunities,
release
is
-
Johnson's
confidence
"I am most hopeful
Chairman- said
to
company
and
the
of
rose 4.7%
to reach a total of $240,923,000, and con¬
earnings, after taxes, rose15.6% to a total of $7,505,000.
corresponding figures for the six months' of 1962 totaled
$230,110,000 and $7,107,000, Mr. Heinz said, noting that the 1962
figures had been revised from the figures published a
advan¬
is
for
sales
The
industries.
headquartered at
was
indebtedness,
will
p.
purchased
"anticipates continued strong growth
in 1934 and another vigorous
year in the
expeditiously.. Such
incentives
Ford
finance
and
^ '-.V.
On
he
business
than
sales
as
Act
total
announced
Investment
philosophy of President
vestment
The
register
stock
turer, of
share
plan to invest more than half
modernization and replacement of
facilities
during 1964, Henry Ford II
Dec. 16.
based
rlV' ,Mr-.Ford aaidenact a tax cut
any
the
con¬
development
$85,873,086
per
Mr. Heinz said,
Gregory Industries, Inc.—Sells Power Tool Business
affiliates
of
industry both
optimism
nomic
will
transaction
the basis of 50.8
on
O y
expansion,
million
American
the
first
solidated
first
overseas
Ford Chairman said
the
and
to
t)igh
share
with
$1.27
or
totals .were
our
Consolidated sales
-
will be made in
United States, a 50%
increase over
1963 U. S.
expenditures
upwards of $75 million are
earmarked for Michigan facilities.
The half-billion
total
will
be second
only to the $557 million
capital investment made in 1956 when
the companv carried out a
postwar expansion program and
replaced many of its outmoded
1 acuities.
•
of
197,
noted
the
in
to
.Common
ness
announced
$23c
options
Authorized
of
and
its
that
it will enable
as
securities
CAPITALIZATION
Co.—Expansion Plans—
Co.
believe
company,
such
Company
purchase,
Motor
Motor
stock
of
common
compares
a&'o.
indebtedness
acquisitions
vear
a
7
per
the same average number of
shares.—V.
their
share,
-
Ford
certain
Che
the
in
loss
homes,
to
ended
which
; months
lias
subsidiaries,
is
company's
income
Fori
President.
Burmah
amounted
corresponding
against
as
of
evidences
—V.
$1,405,151
was
,
a
Directors
Lincoln, Neb.,
necessary
after .Taxes for the quarter
totaled $663,051 and was
equivalent to 31 cents per share on the
average of 2,141,648 shares
of common stock
outstanding during the period. For the first quar¬
ter of fiscal 1963, net
earnings were $805,936, or 38 cents
on
relinquished
a
Sept. 30,
stockholders,
BUSINESS—The
trading, in
'
year.
taxes
earlier.
Net
Pldiiis'
Canadian
1963)
(H. J.) Heinz Co.—Sales Up 4.7%; Net 5.6%—
such as mortgage's, bonds, and notes.
The
relying solely upon the proceeds of this sale for ac¬
complishment of such purposes.. It will look to efforts- of
its man¬
agement to .find suitable subsidiary acquisitions.
With respect to
acquisition of subsidiaries, stock in subsidiary
companies,
mortgages,; evidences of
indebtedness,
or
any
other
securities, the firm intends to so conduct itself, with
with the subsequent normal delays in
start-up and
retooling. As & result, sales and earnings were below those for the
.corresonding period of last year.
sales
the
per
evidence
company, has reported that operations for the three months
Nov, 30,
1.963 — first quarter of the 1964 fiscal year — re¬
the effects of the 15-week strike
which extended into the
Net.
$2
company
,
quarter, together
'
its
in
Henry J. Heinz II, Chairman/has announced that sales and earn¬
ings of the international food concern had increased
during the six
announced
was
companies,
of
sales
net
per
This
$1,413,678
sales
promising
in
—V.
purposes of forming
ownership of stock of
fields
of
life
insurance, including
accident
and
health; multiple line
fire
and
casualty insurance;
banking; and finance companies; and the holding of
principally
corporate and governmental, but not
excluding possible individual
Fedders Corp.—Sales, Net Lower—
flected
Burmah
acquiring substantially total
subsidiary corporations in the
'
ended
Ltd.—
.
Plains'
to
ties Bldg.,
personnel
1963
Net'earnings
Net earnings
Fields Canada Ltd., and Round
has made a cash payment of $3,500,000
or
Axel
distribution
The
two
dividend
___
banking,
Elgin National Watch acquired the Columbia Diamond
undisclosed
the
shares
stock
equipment. manufacturer; stated
message
Hazel
Lobitos Oil
casualty insurance,
Bros., Inc.
Henry M. Margolis, Elgin's Chairman and President, said
the acquisition
will place Elgin among the nation's largest
The
the
it
last
•
Period Ended Oct. 31—
each share held of record Dec. 6.
Rights will expire
Jan. 3, 1964. No
underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds will be used to
acquire or found sub¬
sidiaries in
the life insurance,
Elgin National Watch Co.—Acquisition—
an
its
at
1452. '
Ring Division, of
his
Net
Corp.—Rights Offering, to Stock¬
holders—The company is offering its stockholders
the right to subscribe for
3,000,000 additional shares
'
owned
MacNaughton, Great
between
of
Ltd.;
and
Plains,
year.
Nov. 30,
period
'
that
volume
the
2034.
p.
same
quarter earnings
facilities and unusually
1963.
of
Milwaukee
more
sell
of
the
Corp.—Sales, Net Lower—
31,
manufactured
tries
double its production revenue, and
diversify its1 land holdings,
MacNaughton stated.
Gross production income per share will
by more than 10% substantial operating economies will be
realized, he added.
85,890
69,853
dividends
of
to
than
178,566
Profit for the period
is
plans
office
at
drop-off
proceeding
,j
1962.
sales
increase
406,096
157,058
Oct.
"We
of
Mr.
1962
87,205
Elgin
198,
shares of Great
W.
Plains all
Plains
Great
$584,662
—
tional
Lewis
agreement
of Canada
tageous
■.
$613,427
—
ufacturers
EST),
is
,
by the firm. Harnischfeger is. a manufacturer of construction arid
mining equipment, welding products, overhead cranes and hoists
was
earnings
1.
X——
Expenses (including interest & depreciation)
Net earnings before income taxes
On Dec, 19;
road
■
for
first
production
income
stantially
Greater Nebraska
'
>
Gross
>
York.—V.
New
this
3%
has announced
$1,312,605 or $1.14
of
net
In
2127.
p.
volume
new
ended
and
rights under
1961, agreement between Great
and Burmah Oil, and Great Plains has issued
1,646,722 shares
capital stock to Burmah.
>
' "
Plains
of
Kootenay Power Co. Ltd.—Six Mos.' Report—■
196, p.
by
the
Great
to
in
/
-
,
—V.
the
Ry.—To Sell Equip. Trust Ctfs.—
for
refusal
replacement, parts,
•
Preference
in
$58,516,658
for
the
company
report
.
automotive
of
for
fiscal
that
Co.—Acquisition—
1963,
Valley Oil Co. Ltd.
as
our
Rubber
Broadway,
Great
C.
.
1
East
against
Plains
23
to
O.
L.
Wells
and
$60,716,603,
the
year.
attributed
and
of
reported
(adjusted
last
The
Corp., this issue.—V. 198,
in exchange
Under
sold
we
employment
in
and
39
Ltd.
Dec.
on
acquisition is the latest operation acquired by the
Dyson-Kissner Corp., a holding company which owns or controls
ten companies
manufacturing a wide range of diversified industrial
products and having combined sales in excess of $50,000,000.
These
products Include: recording instruments, utility hardware, railroad
equipment, agricultural implements, precision gears, gas vent sys¬
tems
first quarter
30,
Quarter Loss—
offset
to
against $17,145,000
' •>.
Harnischfeger
Great Plains Development Co. of Canada, Ltd. has acquired vir¬
tually all of the Canadian oil and gas interests of the Burmah Oil
>
the
President and General Manager, and Jack L. Roberts. Vice-President
and General Sales Manager, will continue to direct the
operation of
Mfg.
and
by
President,
the
Stock
product lines. He indicated, however, that the 1964
fiscal year should mark the firm's transition to an
integrated elec¬
tronics communications,
company and put Hallicrafters in a favor¬
able position for record
years in 1965-66.—V. 198, p. 2127.
to
attained
were
Development Co. of Canada,
Acquires Certain Oil and Gas Interests—
Dyson-Kissner policy. Wells, which manufac¬
tures
ignition parts and fuel pumps, will be run as a separate
corporation
and
the
policies,
operations
and
management
will
continue unchanged.
Ben Sadoff, President, Donald Castle, Vice-
Wells
costs
income amounted to $1,861,454, equal
share, up from $1,413,941, or 56 cents a
quarter of fiscal 1963.—V, 198, p. 2409.
Wheel
24,
Great
,
'
Dec.
company,
has acquired Wells Mfg. Corp. of Fond du Lac,
Mfg., Canada, Ltd.. of Toronto, Canada.
Wells is
manufacturer of automotive replacement parts with na¬
line
In
Nov.
and
it was reported that
$5,400,000 of equipment trust certificates.
Bids will be received
Feb.
19
(12 noon
Wells
leading
a
>
cents
solidation
Net
year;
Great Northern
1633.
197, p.
20
income
profits
ended
Chairman
to
rose
and
planned
large government contract
shareholders were told. ... /.*
a
pace,"
$8,607,000,
Halligan
common
Goodyear Tire &
corporation
and
sales
of
'
quarter
,
last
per
See Motor
Division—
Inc.,
quarter
cents
$0.21
Dyson-Kissner Corp.—Acquisitions—
Wise,
of
effort
the American
on
has
told
Earnings for the same period showed a loss of .$274,000 as against
a
$507,000 profit in the comparable period a year ago.
This is
equivalent to a minus 11 cents per share,/compared with
earnings
with
continue
also
.
were
year,
convertible,
would
excellent
said,
On
The
business
Banks
'
program
completion
year
share, in the first
102,374
$0.15
481,360
—
DeJur-Amsco Corp.—Sells
the
period
75
99.500
71,035
i—a:
——
pf common shares outstanding
—V. 197, p. 406.
Ideal
Garrett
201,874
>
—....—
_1;
share
to
$1,188,620
No.
See
be
industry,
the
defense
customers,—V. 198, p.
1743.
,
1962
;—-i.—
taxes
income—.
per
will
aerospace
foreign
company in the three months
the company's 1964 fiscal year.
same
1963
_
before
Income
Garrett
the
Playthings, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
sales...
Earnings
stock
auto
expects
position for the balance of the current fiscal
reported that sales for the first three months ended
He
Co.—Sales, Net Higher-
Substantial
approved increasing
from 12,000,000 to 30,-
1936.
Period Ended Oct. 31-—
Net
30,
preferred
Garrett. It, will
compared
stock.
common
listing
profitable
1963,
announced,
Grow's
and
Speaking at the Chicago electronics firm's annual meeting, Robert
Halligan, President, revealed that the company should be Til a
F.
convertible
share of
share as
per
Garrett
"an
The
also
shares
common
p.
the
and
.
sales
Net
each
$2.40
the
that
Dwight P. Joyce, Glidden
Income
new
Signal preferred
new
said
to
commercial
t
the
at
shares.—V.
Creative
for
rate
rate
June
to
Mr.
Co.—Shows First
diversification
at,
.
shareholder's
17.
Shareholders
the
Ilallicrafters
A
following
$20,157,000.
was
a
of
ended
month.
next
Exchange
Banks said net income of $200,000, the
equivalent of 25 cents
share, is anticipated for the six months through Dec. 31. It
will,
said, represent a 50% increase over the $133,000, or 17
cents,
earnings recorded for the comparable period a year ago, after
eliminating losses incurred by its former electronics division.**
•
He attributed the rise to the performance of Grow
Solvents, the
company's major subsidiary.—V. 197, p. 2462.
operated
that it expects to distribute the additional
from the split on Feb.
15,
to
stockholders of
resulting
record
approved
split.
said
company
shares
$2
it
merger,
share
one
of
early
Stock
said.
subsidiary,
Mr.
by
the present
Garrett management.
As
a
wholly
subsidiary, he pointed out, Garrett will maintain its own
identity and will be able to continue increasing its already large
...
20,
stock
The
be
Stock Split
—
the
months
12
traded
Detroit
Solvents
a
owned
Approved—
On
System, Inc.
earnings
be
the
on
Grow
he
option,
into two shares of Signal class A
'common stock. The preferred will be callable at $65 per share after
three years and will have a liquidation preference of $60 per share.
' V
Columbia, Broadcasting
the
net
receive
dividend
share
the
Mr.
2-for-l
fixed
traditional
at
year
198,
be
a
for
with
of
issued
to
Each
the
first-half
terms
will
stock
summary.
Sales
Total
for
fiscal
firm's
first-half
the
stockholders
Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
sales
$625,095,000
were
Under
Cle-Ware
Combined
reserves.
1963,
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
Detroit-based
listing
a
to
its
analysts. This in addition
Exchange.
in
-
for
stock
the
;
ownership
of
an
exceptionally strong
and
well
diversified enterprise
'-C' •%/ .-'■■/'
:,
•
Based
upon
latest unaudited financial statements, the merged
company would have combined balance sheet assets in excess
of
of $450,000,000, not including
Signal's domestic and foreign crude
through
applied
On Dec.
19, stockholders of Garrett Corp.,' at a special meeting
agreed 'to merge the company with Signal Oil & Gas Co. Signal
stockholders approved the proposal at a meeting on Dec. 20.
E. A.
Bellande, Chairman of Garrett, characterized the merger
as
a
move
which will
allow
stockholders of both
companies to
certificates together with
Co., 1901 Yonge
forward
must
Eastern
to
Canada.
expires Jan. 6,
.
year, which ends next June 30, Russell Banks, President,
The company, a major supplier of
lacquer thinner to the
industry
trucks about 2.2 million."
and
.
full
:y :\
-V-.C-V/
that the domestic automobile
consecutive year, exceed 7 mil¬
could, for the third
Ford said.
"We anticipate truck sales in the range
Overseas, car sales should reach 7.5 million: next
Mr.
million.
1.2
suggest
..
Toronto,
The
1964
to
man
had
report
shareholders
Accepting
Letter
in
hestitate
1963, Ford expects to achieve worldwide factory sales of 3.6
million/cars and trucks—an all-time record," the company Chair¬
said.—V. 198, p. 2033.
••
•;
"
•'
be
control,
us
2,548,260 no-par shares outstanding
of 40,000 000 authorized.
If Charter Oil obtains 900,000 shares it
will have 35.3 %
of Mid-Western's outstanding capital stock.
and
Street.
reach
also
■>
sales,"
year,
but we will reserve the right to accept
more or less than 900,000 shares,"
<•
Mid-Western is an Edmonton, Alberta, natural gas and oil pro¬
ducer
trucks could
not
"In
Charter
enough
of
would
market
sli&rc
t)CI*
sales
units."
Acquisition—
Oil Co.—Proposed
shares'of
900,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2500)
their
previous
record
year.
was
Subsidiaries
earnings.
outside- the'United
Consolidated- net
States
income
was
approximately
of
stock.
debentures
On
the
$4,500,000-from
$1,000,000, resulting from interest pn 3
which replaced half our'
outstandings prej-
other,
a
.
hand^. net.
tax
income
was'benefited,
loss-car-ry-for-wacd-
by
resulting .'frbrh
the
The
company.
in
This
$3.02
equivalent
was
$4.58
to
per
providing for dividends on the pre¬
with earnings per common share of
compares
and
1962
income
net
stock, .after
common
"stock.
$3.86
1961.
In
subject to
possible final adjustments upon completion of verification by the
independent public accountants, Haskins & Sells. The 1963 annual
report, which will appear next month, will contain final figures.
The consolidated sales of $1,957,371,000 represented an increase
sales
the
Both
and
figures
income
net
given
6.5%
e
despite a' sharp reduc¬
attained
was
special
defense products to the United States
product sales vary considerably from year to
1962.
In 1963, such sales were less than half their amount in
year.
reduction
This
exceeded
for
Consolidated sales
amounted
of
sales
increased
by
overcome
sales
1963
quarter
with
quarter oi 1962, an increase of 8.7% and an all-time
for that quarter. The fourth quarter was the highest single
responding
record
stock
tne
quarter in sales during' the 1963 fiscal year, a departure from
expected seasonal patterns of our business.—y. 197, p. 1635.
198,
Utilities
Southern
Iowa
Twelve Months'
Operating
On
to Sept.
30—
•i'
Dec.
holders.
$16,218,917 $15,501,541
5,126,398
4,722,407
—
and
expenses
Purchased'
and
Purchased
taxes:
holders.
tures
——
than
other
income
Federal
&
Income
Net
income
ductions
$25
in
Interest
and
Interest
Investment
income
Dividends
dends
the
credit
tax
14,010
16,972
143,300
(dr)___—
of
standing
Earned
197,
Sept.
at
—
83.777
74.813
Sales
out¬
1.838.854
$1.30
1,858,948
$1.42
share
Oct.
will
basis.
of $991,812, or 73 cents a common share, on net sales
were the highest in the 103-year history of the firm.
up 21%
over the $814,057,
or 58 cents a share,
in
Corp.
of
fiscal
See
V/'
Becton,
Net sales/Were
8% .higher
1962.
Kendall
Co.—New
Co.
after
The
new
40/miles
-
of
the
"Because
Anagni,
Curity S.p.A., is building a plant at
to manufacture
a
full line. of
Rome,
surgical dressings.
Marshall
for
right
that
seems
believe
to
Kendall
Italy,"
enter
Mr.
Curity S.p.A. can establish our
quickly in the growing Italian market.". Kendall has inter¬
national subsidiaries in Brazil, Canada, Colombia, England, Mexico
Africa,—V.
198,
287.
p.
Thew
Shovel
Co.,
with
—V.
198,
See
Aeroquip
Leeds
Leeds
&
&
this
Tire
issue.—V.
198,
&
Inc.,
of
Corp.,. this
issue.—V.
Northrup
198,
1745.
p.
Co.—Net Up
:
22%—
Northrup Co.
of 22%
its
in
the same
over
a year ago.
Shipments for the six months ended Nov. 30,
1963, amounted to $21,572,000 up* from $20,529,000 for the same
period of the previous year.
22%
period.
Consolidated
$77,000
cents
net
ago.
in
share
the
on
the
for
the
first
stock.
common
of
New
the
its
and
by
Dec. .26,
this
Mercantile
This
from
Co.
1963,
the
firm's
stock
common
was
made
at
Offered
$33,875
ha,s
offered
offered, 57,540 were sold by the com¬
pany, including 9,000 shares of treasury stock, and
14,500 shares by certain stockholders.
net
to
available
ceeds
unissued
the
be
stock
capital
company's
from
from
for
the
stituting legal
received
for
sold
by
each
by
account.
of
the
The
the
com¬
the
48.540
will
company
balance
of
the
sale
general
life
Ky„
policies.
its
The
the
business
company
present
It-is. operating
nessee
kansas
and
and
corporate
these
investments
insurance
ment
of
sale
BUSINESS—The
Louisville,
at
and
to
share
a
insurance
of
of
Cosmopolitan
Financial
Equities,
Kohn, President
is
mainly-in
West-Virginia
in
June
this
assets
stock
and
cash.
No
amount
was
to
write
approximately
policies.
insurance
conducting
Kentucky,
Indiana.
and
relatively
on
a
in
14
busnies
Illinois,
small
fourth
much
of
198,
Corp.,
finance
is
the
at
in 1917, is a national di¬
company,
headquartered in Chicago,'
and
Equities,
con¬
81%
sin
founded
Atlanta.
annual
.
Inc.,
Current
of
rate
New
York
financing
volume
scale
in
Transmission
19,
results
in
both
6ales
City,
summer
Co.
—
Of¬
Common
1963, First Southwest Co., Dallas,
y
selling shareholders.
V
The
dividend
company,
perto-chemicals.
<1638.
p.
pipeline
due
SEPT.
OF
stock
Outstanding
series—!
198,
195.
p,
\
($5
'
'
W
100,000 shs.
-
1,840,656 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
:;7,7
' V
.
'" 7,
Wheel
agreement and plan of reorganization provides that Motor
will transfer to a subsidiary of Goodyear substantially all
Wheel's
stock
of
properties
Motor
Wheel.
Stockholders, also,
Wheel's
ment
and
The
that
articles
of
17,
date
postponed
198,
a
,
favorably
incorporation
betyeen
1964,
then
to
p.
in
■
for
exchange
two Goodyear
,
voted
will
all conditions
if
of
assets
shares
for each
necessary
three
' V.:.-/ / ..!,
7.;
on
Goodyear
expects
end
of
repaid
the
Motor
be
the
to
carry
the
out
•,
additional
taxes
1963
Report
'
1962
Earned
29.000
198,
p.
(10.239)
66.143
(23 271)
263.458
share
247,540
Ave.,
Movie
to
Star
licensed
manufacture 'its
wear
and
Foreign Licensing Agreemts.
companies
"Movie
daywepr on.
Star"
A
million
$10
to
of
total
4^8%.
million
$15
anticipated
Financing
1963.
in Australia and
line
a royalty basis.
of
ladies'
.
and
office
about
first
mortgage
from
banks prior
borrowings will-
that bank
requirements
for
1964
should
'•
,
Illinois
outside
Life
Chicago.—V.
Insurance
198,
Corp.
in units of
common,
2036.
p.
Common
—
share and
one
working capital, ex¬
life,
term
Dec.
company, headquartered at
is
engaged in the business
variety
and
is
of
written.
31,
individual
endowment,
The
articles
of
policy
No
of
to college
$3,310,000 of
special
a
authorized
the
South
girls'
'
Africa
sleep-
j
Farwell
life
in¬
straight
or
group
nonrenewable
students
incorporation
North
writing
including
participating
offers
company
1840
forms,
offered.
are
policy
1962,
will
company
only at reduced rates; as
insurance was in force. The
such
it
write
to
health
write
such
insurance.—V.
198,
it
and'
is
not
assurance
2217.
p.
Opticks, Inc.—Common Offered—On Dec. 19, 1963,
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., Dallas, offered pub¬
stock
common
at
$9.50 per share.
Of the total, 74,000 shares were sold
by the company and 37,000 by stockholders.
Net proceeds to the
company,
estimated at $612,000,
will be used for expansion.
BUSINESS—Opticks,
ticles
of
ceeded
Inc.
consolidation
to
the
poration,
is
filed
business
a
•
Texas
formed
The
Optical
by
company
Co.,
ar¬
suc¬
Texas
a
cor¬
operated
a
wholesale
optical
laboratory,
and/
beneficial interest in all of the
outstanding capital
corporations,' engaged
business
in
11
states.
various
in
equipment/ and
optical
phases
of
the
retail
1
company operates a wholesale
fills
optical prescriptions .and
which
1963.
international
of
,
corporation
November
which
of
accessories
in Dallas, Texas,
distributes eyeglass frames, '
doctors and
dispensing, op¬
Through wholly-owned sub¬
laboratory
to
ticians
throughout the United States.
sidiaries, the firm operates 47 retail optical offices which provide
either optometric
and
dispensing optician services, or dispensing
optician services only, depending upon the laws of the state in
eye
each
office
glasses,
offices
6067
is
frames,
also
Sherry
Lane.,
All
located.
and
lenses
dispense
contact
Dallas,
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
the
Class B
notes
to
notes
($1
EFFECT
TO
is
and
\
PRESENT
of
the
at
FINANCING
Outstanding
mortgage
111,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
($1 par)__
333,000 shs.
note
$138,808
•
banks
86,286
payable______-
underwriting
agreement,
have
to
sell
dispense
most
headquartered
1.500.000 shs.
par)_
stock
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
agreed
firm
Authorized
stock
common
.•
offices
company's
The
Stock:
Common
Other
of
optical accessories,
lenses.
Texas.
GIVING
Payable:
6%%
real
estate
773.
has
distribute
buildings;
will
expenditures
$20
is
1964.
of
191,°62
Milwaukee,
surance.
6%
Ten¬
It
States
BUSINESS—^The
Notes
$o 25
Movie Star, Inc.—New
sold
borrow
(33,510)
taxes—
shares
per
$438,025
95.143
(loss)
_
income
to
pansion and other corporate purposes.
Optical
$619,162
after
million
$125
warrants at $1.50 per unit.
Net proceeds will be used for
agree¬
Wheel and Goodyear stipulates
closing date of the transaction. '
to closing are'not satisfied as
Sales
Income
about
two
the
necessary
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Common
includes
1963, McMaster, Hutchinson &
Co., Milwaukee, offered publicly 95,931 shares of this
firm's common stock, and warrants to
purchase an
which
Net
for
ac¬
Offered—On Dec. 26,
22
agreement
taxes
to
northern
stock
%
income
in
Northern
The
MULTI-AMP Electronic Corp.—Six Months'
before
million
inclusive,
President.
Illinois
Gas
with
Its
utility subsidiary;, Allied
Gas
about 835,000
customers
in
365
communities
in
24
acquired
provides that the closing shall be
later date, but in no eventlater than Feb. 29, 1964.
2411.
Program—
$185
1964-68,
gas
year.
in
those
serves
counties
the
early
exceed
Northern
Co.,
spend
of
for general plant—land,
transportation equipment.
NI-Gas
and
to
Motor'
to
amendments
reorganization.
agreement
that
—'V,
of
plan of
Jan.
However,
basis
the
on
and
1963,
for
bonds
the
will
licly, 111,000 shares of this firm's
Corp.—Asset Sale Approved—
plan of reorganisation between Motor
and
Corp. and the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., was approved by Motor
Wheel stockholders
at a special meeting on Dec.
19, it was an¬
by Raymond J. Wilcox, Motor Wheel President.
common
v
$42
as in 1963. The 1964 figure includes
distribution system facilities; $11 million
four storage Jareas and $4 million for general plant.
storage in
that
1,000,000 shs.
par)
1933.
and
million
During
it
period
insurance which it eventually plans to do, but
presently licensed to write such insurance and there is no
$58,800,000
,
nounced
Motor
'
-
1939.
accident
'__
par)
_T_—
stock,
Motor "Wheel
of
about $27
firm's
bonds,
1980—______ $60,000,000
($100
estimates
five-year
1964, NI-Gas construction
million, approximately the same
five-year term
1963
30,
-
agreement
7
.
this issue.—V.
figure
million
tools
In
insurance
'■
AS
Stock:
p.
operation,
common
was
series
198,
profits
^
existing customer^ and to provide for additional
business; $41 million for underground T?as storage
demands; $6 million for a major new transmission
peak
and $13
in
established
was
/Authorized
5%%
and
the
%
on
and
meet
presently
mortgage
Common
—V;
will
;
Corp., this issue.—V, 198, p.
the
million
to
of
53A%
Ryder.
company
International's
headquarters
is located in Kenton, Ohio.
deficiency
198,
Gas
during
new
main
not
its
and
First
and
Ar¬
Gas
Illinois
heating
for
$175,000,000.
2128.
p.
Gas
Dec.
of
to
198,
CAPITALIZATION
eight.
Iowa,
the
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
$185
The
be
Texas.,
products
—V.
states
quarter
the
Wajd Baking Co.,
space
in accounts receivable financing, inventory'
mortgage financing in the New York area.
The
financing volume currently at an annual rate of
a
of
cash.
Corp.,
866.
p.
dividends.—V.
equipment,
■
Debt:
Net
year
actively
,
cording to Marvin Chandler.
gas
publicly 104,656 shares of this firm's
All
-
Chicago, was
of Mercantile-
Corp.,
headquartered in the Tennessee Bldg.,
incorporated under the laws of Delaware in
outstanding common stock is owned by
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. Tennessee Gas has as its
principal
business
the
ownership and operation of a natural gas trans¬
mission
system beginning
in
gas
producing areas of Texas and
Louisiana
and
extending
into
the
northeastern
section
of
the
United
States,
and
through subsidiaries is engaged in explora¬
tion, production, refining and marketing of petroleum, petroleum
pro¬
companies, j
participating
is- authorized
Florida.
invested
cash
headquartered at 231
W. Main St.,
the business
of
writing ordinary
forms of life,' term and endow¬
end
it
be
net
various
consisted
time
will
The
in
engaged
At 'the
shares
for
company
is
including
purposes.
Excellent
Northern
the
478
of
proceeds
dollar
by
the
company
of
these
shares
9,000 treasury shares, estimated at approximately $1,751,after expenses will be credited
to
surplus account and will
and
bg
the
proceeds
net
one
authorized
credited
be
the
shares,
See
I
stock at $19 per share.
Net proceeds will go to
shares arose from a stock
shares
%
Of the shares
FROCEET>3—Of
rebuilding.
and its plant
%
car
Y.,
,
See Southwest
com¬
chattel
fered—On
69
public offering of 72,940 shares
Tegeler & Co., Inc., St.- Louis.
of
of
.
common
Louis
St.
Midwestern
Wheel
shares
in
$26,000,000.—V.
sub¬
with
of
Car
company
had
Division
from
subsidiary
company has called for redemption oh Feb. 15,'1964, ill
outstanding cumulative preferred stock at $50 per share plus
its
19%.
specializes
and
share by an underwriting group jointly managed by
Stein Bros. & Boyce, Inc., Baltimore, and Dempsey-
its
assets
by LeRoy L.
Financial
company
and
loans
1288.
p.
amount
International
his
Car
wholly-owned
1962,
as
than
more
said
International
a
Nevada Northern Gas Co.—Merger Approved—
expansion of business financing in the
Kohn said. The acquisition was made by payment
Cosmopolitan
1958,
$628,000
compares
of Kentucky—Common
a
N.
offset
Noma
of
President,
the
undisclosed
of
7.
added.—V.
accrued
an
commercial
Preferred
dividends of
equivalent to
198,
of
Corp.,
an
railway
construction
and
Mercantile
Financial
offices
a
for
in
;
Mercantile
The
pany
increase
an
"
in
result
Ne\y York Area,
was
Canadian
half,%up
Nationwide
Neptune Meter Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
Corp.—Acquisition-
portfolio
York,
on
will
Capital
period last year.—V.
same
Life Insurance
—On Dec. 27,
he
19%—
1963
/
year
of
share
per
Co.—Acquisition—
Leasing Co. announced the purchase
manufacturing subsidiary of Ryder System, Inc.,
Nelly
979?"
p.
profits
paid
close
the
ments."
Proposed As¬
195,
would
Net
already
Sales for the fiscal year were $12,025,500, down 2.33%
from the
$12,310,352 a year earlier. Mr. Quinlan said the decline stemmed
primarily from
"the
reluctance
of
retailers
to
order
the
usual
heavy commitments early in 1963 to cover their summer require¬
637.
p.
sales
1963
record.
Dividends
v
.
This
An
of
1962,
572.
p.
announced
over
1963
30,
year's
share
a
orders
new
Nov.
-
the company
for
in
orders' at
-
v
$769,000
increase
open
first half.
After providing
preferred stocks, the current earnings are
on
a
9%
a
earnings of
to
previous
cents
86
year
a
amounted
the
reported
The backlog of
than
greater
sidiary
for
also
company
same
issue.—V.
$3,366,029 or $1.48
stock dividend.
3%
a
Financial.
1951.
period
The
this
Co.,
against
$49,954,660
BUSINESS—The
1278.
p.
Division—
Corp.—Sells
has announced an increase
first half net earnings on increased shipments of 5%
the
194,
that
six-year
share.
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Construction
Houston,
Rubber &
Lee
—
reported
1962
per
control of operating expenses and
other economies
Don to report a slight dollar increase in net profit
ended Oct. 31,. 1963, according to John J. Quinlan,
President. Net earnings were $524,030 compared with
$523,135 last
year,
while both years equalled ,$1.03 per share.
on
paid to stock¬
holders of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.,
parent.
Koehring Co.—Merger Negotiations—
See
MPI
~
time
said, "we
South
issue,—V.
company reported sales of $59,630,635 for fiscal
pared
Kendall
brands
and
this
has
$4.45
Leasing
for
Buffalo,
198,. p.
Very
'.
share
per
company
company,
south
Ltd.,
v
Dickinson
giving effect to,
The
and
drugs' in Italy.
of
'<
the
to
to
name
for
of
wholly-owned
a
com¬
Nelly Don, Inc.—Net Slightly Higher—
in
$1.79
of
Affiliate—
Italian
does
in
the 12th consecutive year, Maryland Cup has reported record
sales and earnings. '
Chairman, Joseph Shapiro, reported that net income for
year ended Sept. 30,
1963 rose more''than 20% to $4,054,438
highs
versified
•
.
Squibb S.p.A. have established a new .com¬
Italy, Harold T. Marshall, Kendall President, announced
16.
Squibb S.p.A., sells pharmaceuticals and proprietary
pany in
on
Dec.
shares
Maryland Cup Corp.—Net Up 20%; Sales
the $15,692,586
than
,
Kendall
is
The
with
The
operated as
198, p. 1842.
Laboratories, Inc.
disclosed.
in
shares
be
Oil.—V.
Canada
Research
set Sale—
of
were
year.
also
helped
of $17,005,973
previous
be
will
MPI
453,333
the
its operations
as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Nation¬
Sheridan
said.
International
manufactures
cabooses
and
—V.
overwhelmingly
Corp.
at a
special
agreement,
exchanged for
of
name
continue
was
Oil
acquisition
McCulloch
Power
Earnings
the
Mead,
the
Nationwide
car
was
the
enabled
the
common
nine
of
Lake
close
Sheridan,
Under
Properties,
McCulloch
27,
railway
Purchase
1535.
p.
Dec.
the
Robert
Mclntyrc Porcupine Mines Ltd.—Tender Offer—
and
Earnings
198,
change
2411.
President
$4.40
purchased
the
assets
Morrison-International
amount
California—Proposed Acq'n
at
of
Mercantile Financial
31,
Chairman,
facilities
of
Oil
to
one
Acquisition
earnings reached an all-time high in the fiscal year
it was reported to stockholders by Milton G. Hulme,
S. E, Cqwell, President.
and
limits.—V.
to
Miami.
17.
terms
subsidiary
2251.
p.
debt
McCulloch
shareholders
Dec.
on
Under
City Brewery^—Reports Record Sales, Net—
Iron
by
approved
$2,393,810
$2,646,026-
stock
common-
30__.
common
per
of
recreational
meeting
or
i
•
acquisition
tensive
the
6tock____
common
of
of
Board
_________
shares
Lionel's
in
to
Co,—Earnings Forecast—
For
preferred
of
revisions
reach
Nationwide
outstanding in relationship to tan¬
specific working capital requirements,
of
Strimple,
$31,500,000,
On
be
can
the
year 1963 were $3,25 per share, equal to
1962 payments.
incoming order rate and backlog indicate that 1964 shipments
range from 6%
to 10%
above
1963.—V. 198, p. 476.
deben¬
the
in
that
should
Inc., which owns and
developing 16,520 acres for a new concept in community living
for 50,000 people
at Lake Ha,vsu. Ariz., and Which operates ex¬
1,655
\
issuance
that
McCulloch Oil Corp. of
21,716
42,346
4,796
preferred stock excluding divi¬
stock retired through
on
on.
Number
ended
993,001
:
"*
•
Balance
—V.
912,942
construction—
to
debt
increase
an
reported
the
The
deben¬
The prices, currently in excess
a share through 1968 and $12
changes involve
elimination
discount
-—--—
charged
indenture
upward
Mann
deductions
Other
other
See
expense
General .-' interest
authorized
40,021
•
—
premium,
prices.
signed
stockholders voted
26,
L.
wide,
66,000
3,446,401
debt_
debt,
of
conversion
372,260
156,446
long-term
on
Amortization
T.
should
1980.
assets,
and
'
.
income
the
Dec.
reach
for
also
Lionel
with its
conversion of the
make
share, would be cut to $8
a
long-term
credits:
&
of
agreement
would
in
former
Lionel's common stock more attractive and apparently
Lionel's ability to arrange new loans.
major change in the indenture agreement, covering Lionel's
$4,471,600 of convertible 5M>%
debentures, due 1980, involves re¬
a
95,188
income
Income'deductions
its
$1,000,000.
Directors
indenture
changes
$4,200,000
to
Star,
Manufacturing Co., of North
Lingerie
of
Capetown,
South
long term licensing agreements,
Melia
404.
p.
p.
increase
McCulloch
——__
78,375
3,837,032
—
dividend
&
These
exceed
about
obligations
195,
been
National Acme
The
2,248,700
—
317,250
taxes____„«_
in prior years—credit
income:
845,841
,
2,479,400
190,397
;
._
taxes—credit
def'd
taxes
Interest
Net
income.—
Federal
income
estimated Ao
are
Premier
pay
Premier's
have
Movie
Gloria
are
and
pany to Wyomissing Corp.
The Reading, Pa., company said that the new name is intended
to reflect the diversification of the
company from elastic into paper
and plastics.—V. 198,
into
would
1,805,156
2,002,650
1,876,235
2,175,825
:
_:
taxes
State
operating
Other
1
:
j
Federal
Deferred
4,922,004
875,541
—
—-
Taxes,
1,978,107
2,633,860
4,960,874
2,292,895
2,837,905
Other
Depreciation
would
assume
Both
of
5
Narrow Fabric Co.—Name Change
Approved—
is
gas
Maintenance
<
Lionel
and
development,
changes in Lionel's
certain
The
"
..-7*
•
interchange'power___—
Operation—
plan,
notes
President
involved
Australia
said.—V.
On
,
the
owners, which
In
another
3,891
Heating
;
Operating
he
Debenture
24,
and
gible
+■—-
■
Africa.
Acquisitions;
Herman,
companies
Melbourne,
760,000 shs.
■
Under
stock
of
1962
Milton
two
Outstanding
The
four
companies, to be purchased from Premier Corp. of
America, 55% owned by Mr. Sonnabend, are Horsman Dolis, Inc.,
Airco Supply, Co., E. C. Publications, Inc:, and E. C. Creations', Inc.
The
acquisitions are subject to the approval of Lionel share¬
The
1963
•
FINANCING
PRESENT
800,000 shs.
—
1963, it was reported that Directors had approved
the acquisition
of four companies from another firm controlled
by A. M. Sonnabend, President.
Co.—Earnings—
Electric
,
TO
EFFECT
;
Corp.—Proposed
Conversion Changes—
of
revenues:
par)
2217.
p.
through
Gas
GIVING
($1
Lionel
ture
of the 1963 fiscal year
$486,509,006 in the cor¬
fourth
compared
the
$528,811,000,
to
than
Considering only regular products,
1962 by approximately 10.1%.
of
those
more
was
products.
regular
-
sales
total
—V.
Defense
Government.
-
preceding year.
the
of
in
of
sales
in
tion
those
over
increase
This
(2501)
Authorized
are
,
of
CAPITALIZATION
Common
consolidated
1963
of
ferred
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Solar Aircraft Co.,
parent
share
.
.
all the assets and complete liquidation of our former
which is now operated as a division
purchase of
subsidiary,
of
6329
Number
198
Volume
and
the
143,341
to
the
terms
compunv
each
of
the
and
and
conditions
of
the
the selling stockholders
underwriters
has
severally
'
6
agreed
its
of
shares
of
number
the
purchase
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2502)
stock
common
10,000
Balms
A.
rcupe
j.uc.
SjfOoO
sons—
&
Inc.
ties,
Alesier
Securities,
Alabama
5,000
5,000
Con,
w
Edwards
G.
First
5,000
Co.—
Bateman-Eichler &
5,000
Boenning & Co
—
U. K Cassell & Co., Inc.
Dittmar & Co.,Inc.—.....
First
Neorasica
Secui-i-
Co.,
&
5,000
Friedi ichs
198,
&
Austin
Co.—Nine Mqnths'
&
sales
Retail
Service
and
charges
income
j
goods
of
operating
and
sold
Net
tne
year
will
be
whl
Of
the
01'
previous
A
Co.
the single best profit quarter in the
company."
General
bai'hoff said.—V.
' '
Ended
Sept.
$1.13
for
and
construction
ea.unaced
expenditure
million
$2oo
at
holders
'
was
per
tion
2,686,158
,456,675
distributed
$148
Earnings
1964, through
Sales
with
which
demand
198,
Pall
'
to
in
serve
-
the
Ended
Oct.
31—
earnings
taxes;
(after
outstanding at
Earnings per share
—V. 198, p. 2037.
Oct.
31
Nationwide
in
the
tion
to
the
for
outstanding
undisclosed
an
stock,
common
V.
sum.
notes
198,
•
and
Dec.
18,
American
the
Stock
stock
common
Exchange
the
of
the
under
symbol
PAE.—V.
193,
Power
Corp.
of
Berman,
number
1962."—V.
shares
of
Mclntyre
York
is
to
than
be
those
made
to
resident
of
all
in
the
the
the
States,
for
will
1,000,000
shares
the
have
purchases
in
offer
expire
will
the
inigan
either
relation
to
Jan.
Thomson
the
Industries
and
in
the
not
was
substantial
interested
Porcupine
resentation
would
in
would
with
interests
Accepting
by
to
It
would
continuity
it
in
was
the
its
of
In
Quebec.—V.
the
affect
in
which
Canada's
parts
many
of
the
Lionel
leading
world
this
On
and
Dec.
Corp.
20,
198,
Trust
p.
mining
would
re¬
certificates,
Co.,
with
Dorchester
777
letter
Blvd
industrial
listed
on
the
issue.—V.
Lakewood,
cleaning
New
York
The
stock,
assigned
the
which
ticker
told
the
that
Corp.,
his
Analysts
earnings.
million
principal
stock
114,447
by
purchase
in
;
1963
$2,104,684
were
against
income
taxes, amortization of good
will
and
in 1963 were $3,735,947 against $2,385,691, Taxbs
$2,026,595 against $1,404,904 respectively. — V.
and
industrial
Tub
which
company
198,
markets,
the
announced
Co., Inc., of Camden, New
obligations and assets of the twdalready averaging $50,000 per month
all
is
999.
p.
pur¬
Enclosure
'
and
cents
43
Security
offering
been
which
Guaranty
by the
offered
its
to
additional
125,000
for
each
a
share
of
share
per
Title
the
&
(approximately
placed
$6.25
all
expired
recent
Guaranty
92%) had
Dec.
common
shares
of
record
198,
p.
on
the
2175.
on
Nov.
29,
the New York Stock Exchange by Shearson,
198, p. 2365.
on
Shovel Co.—Merger Negotiations—- 'v;V
Thew
In
letter
a
to
stockholders
Dated
Dec., 23,
to
infox-m
that
certain
Seiberling Rubber
diversification,
had
stock
of
a
in
••
wish
certain
Directors)
them
based
the shoe
manufacturing industry.
Rubber
Co., (Hagerstown,
Seiberling shares.
of
our
•/ .y
Seiberling
over
l,
1964
active
management
of
Hagerstown
complete ownership upon regis¬
stock
to
be
issued
for the
trans-
and
common
V
According to
and
|
y
-
Schrank,
will
be
the Maryland firm will retain its identi¬
operated as a wholly owned subsidiary, but
integrated
with
the
Shoe
Products
Division
of
be
closely
Seiberling.—V. 198,
p.
574.
stockholders
have
company
(inclusive
completed
sale
by
of
approximately 205,000 shares of common stock of our
(approximately 44% of the outstanding stock) to Koehring Co. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at a price bf $28.50 per share.
Koehring Co. is also negotiating with us for the merger of our
company into Koehring Co. on the basis of lVh shares of Koehring
Co.
stock
common
the
or
number
bf
$29,
whichever
and
on
is
future
for
of
prior
greater.
of
our
receive
Based
annual
the
will
and
two
fail,
stockholders
to
the
■
held
of
is
will
their
who
each
rate,
fox-
common
would
in
the
share
of
our
to
explanation.
If merger
an
offer
to
all of
our
make
at
just
;
by the Directors
stockholders, you
the
and
shares
have
'
merger,
dividend
present
for
market
a
the
Koehring
approved
submission
Koehring
purchase
of
of
stockholders
$1.33
stock,
common
shares
date
them.
by
for
of
our
communication
stockholders
n
shares
agreement
merger
further
a
negotiations
519.
a
company's
Koehring's
on
stock,
dividends
companies
receive
to
if
our
common
effective
1 Va
of
of
Co.
the
to
common
company's istock, now
"When
share
each
Koehring
just
exchange
an
share
each
the
sold
$28.50
same
their
price
stock."—V.
;
-
198,
-'
Unishops, Inc.—Receives Loan—
Unishops,
an
pro¬
you
company
move
a
signed
Maryland
C. B. Smythe, Presi¬
stated:
dent,
paid
>'.4
take
Jan.
^
1681;
p.
its
of
stockholders
common
that
on
the
198,
corporation has called for redemption on Jan. 17, 1964, all
outstanding 5.85% cumulative preferred stock at $105 per
plus accrued dividends of $0.7475 per share. Payment will
be made at the Bankers Trust Co., N. Y.—V. 198, p. 2270.
The
16.
underwriter.
held
share.—V.
of
this isuse.—V.
Corp.,
share
about
earnings
of
will
action.
will
earnings
5%%
Inc.
has completed an agreement for
loan from the Prudential Insurance
a;
12-year
Kessler, President of Unishops, announced
The
loan
will
on
Dec.
$1,500,000,
Co.,
Bernard
20.
be
repaid in annual instalments of $125,000, start¬
ing Jan. 1, 1965. There is no conversion feature In the agreement,
nor does
it provide for options or warrants.
Kessler said that "while Unishops has ample short-term
capacity to meet all seasonal requirements, it was felt
long-term debt structure is justified by the enlarged scope of
the company's operations and earning power.
Moreover, the new
Mr.
,>
borrowing
a
will
loan
permit
a/greater
flexibility
important in the future."—V.
prove
of
198,
p.
previously been represented," Seiberling President H. P.
of
fication
"
net
The
of
estimated
He
and
underwriter
shares
the
have
purchase
tration
Shel'er
,
Sheller
come
198,
p.
1537.
Calif.,
products
Stock
Listing—
manufacturer
Sept.
United
The
States
Envelope
operations
1789.
Co.—Net
which
Down
could
Sharply—
$302,000 on sales of $53,594,000 for the
31, 1963, it was announced by Harold A.
Sutphen, President. Due to competitive pricing and a lag in en¬
velope demand, sales in 1963 were about 3%
below
last
year's
fiscal
earned
company
Oct.
ended
year
record
volume
of
55,431,000.
The net
income of $302,000.
after
providing for preferred dividend payments of $270,000, was equal to
five
cents
share
and
drugs
and
household
toiletries
was
Exchange.
was
symbol
formerly
traded
PRX.—V.
198,
over-the-counter,
p.
2412.
was
Manufacturing
Corp.—Earnings Up 29%—
Manufacturing
after
taxes
1963,
30.
on
a
has achieved a 29% increase
19% gain in sales for the fiscal
Januarius
A.
Mullen.
President,
told
in
net
in¬
ended
year
stockholders
in the annual report.
He noted that the company's gain in sales for
the year exceeded the 12%
increase reported for U. S. and Cana¬
dian automobile production over the same 12 months
by reason of
greater
more
of
"
;
that
of
effective
of
W
2130.
Ltd.—N. Y. S. E.
this
to
have not
the
Purex
and
$21
under
share
new
Seiberling
.
31, 1963 the company had net earn¬
the 970,800 shares then Outstanding
share in fiscal 1962, Edwin L. Parker, President,
a
Hammill & Co., New York.—V.
share
common
a
for
In
forward
must
Montreal
Corp.,
pleted
•
Schrank stated.
it
j
ended Oct.
share on
Atlantic
Amerace
"We
Corp.,
and
price
Rubber
policy
such as
this in Mclntyre
Corp. with significant rep¬
industry.
At the same time,
it
of
Security
•.
the
Power
one
other market
Hagerstown Rubber will strengthen our own
shoe products operations by
broadening our line, providing addi¬
tional manufacturing facilities, and
opening new markets in which
management
Premier Corp. of America—To Sell
Certain Subs.—
See
place
we
;
Inc.—Exchange Distribution—On Dec, 23,
1963, an exchange distribution of 99,400 common
shares of Texaco, Inc., at $67.25 per share was com¬
The acquisition is significant in that it
gives Seiberling a strong
into the new shoe market.
Although the Akron firm has
produced heels and soles for more than 40 years, its
major distri¬
bution has been to the shoe repair
trade.
y;.--
would
the
i
>
_
Texaco,
entry
Shaw¬
Corp's
companies
of
Seiberling will
purchase Hagerstown
Maryland, for an undisclosed number of
The
-
,
against
as
$661,000,
or
61
cents
a
1962.
;
stockholders
to
Montreal
this
and
not
of
Power
in
Paper
million
ducer of rubber heels and soles for
communicated
that
Corp.
$17.8
27, it was reported
Increased
emphasis
agreement
prorate' their
tendered.
been
Power
.
transmittal
2,
had
emphasized
that
mining
control
Canada.
to
or
shares
Dec.
of
investment
an
provide
Canada's
that
assure
enterprises
main
in
the
or
out
investment
that
and
Mines
offer
He
take-over.
a
identity
a
of
countries,
1682.
common
for
Title
a
be
companies
ending
loss in
31,
15, this manufacturer of building products for the resi¬
the
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Acquisition—
"The
Mclntyre
pointed
have
the
offer,
them
number
Mclntyre.
ahd
to
the
purchase
total
company's
corporate
operations.
He
under
Savoy's
in addi¬
p.
1964.
that
of
investment
an
to
20.
stated
management
represent
tendered
are
right
of
shares
one
at
'
Dec..
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—To Redeem Pfd.
Saxon
sales
"about
against
p.
announced
of
19o3,
a
total
of 4,000,000
shares,
or
approximately 42%
of
that
company's outstanding common shares, at a price of $57 per share.
The offer is being made
by Montreal Trust Co. on behalf of Power
Corp. and Shawinigan Industries and is conditional
upon at least
600,001
shares
being
tendered.
In
the
event
that
more
than
will
total
right to subscribe
basis
Porcupine
shareholders
United
of
Society
record
Hanseatic
subscribed
On
which
other
197,
offering
has
1964,
operating
effective
Stauffer Chemical Co.—To Sell Battery Case Plant
Security Title & Guaranty Co.—Stock Subscriptions
Co.,
fiscal
net
a
be
1940.
p.
Spartan has assumed
value
Ltd.
offer,
of
would
share,
per
unsubscribed
of
New
year
sales
1963
cents
been
to
its
See
1859.
President
York
rights
had
expected
share.
57,805 shares of this firm's common stock was made
at $64.50 per share by Smith Barney &
Go., Inc., and
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York.—V. 198, p. 2413.
■
Canada, Ltd.—Proposed Acquisit'n
substantial
a
Mclntyre,
Mr.
192, p.
the
New
in
Gas
Northern
company has called for redemption ;on Jan. 23,
1964, all
outstanding 4.20'/<? cumulative preferred stock at $102.11 per
Payment will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, 23 .Wall St., N. Y.—V. 198, p. 1681.
'
'
of
(G. D.) Searle & Co.—Secondary Offering—On Dec.
23, 1963, it was reported that a secondary offering of
On Dec.
19, P. N. Thomson, Chairman and President of Power
Corp of Canada Ltd., disclosed that Power Corp. and its subsidiary,
Shawinigan Industries Ltd., are to make an immediate offer to
purchase
Market
for
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—;
P.
Security
to
the Common
of
24,
Co.,
com-"*
two
Spencer Chemical Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
of
1561.
p.
Gas
the
•
in. sales.—V.
systems
for
the' conversion
of
petrochemical
raw
The company presently has annual sales of approxi¬
in
the
on
Southwest
is
196,
commercial
of
month-old
•
Plastic
60
Listing
listed
was
representation
increasing the Division's export capabilities
consecutive
New York.—V. 198, p. 1680.
The
in
greater
a
Myron
Plate Glass Co.—Secondary Offering—
1963, it was reported that a secondary
offering of 64,333 shares of this firm's common stock
was made at $57,625
per share by First Boston Corp.,
Dec.
Mines
permit
Division
Saxon Paper
Pittsburgh
On
will
mately $1.9 million.—V.
' .'
....
company
Dec.
Jersey.
thex-moplastic
2412.
p.
of
The
materials.
war¬
^
were
•
1
•I
Pioneer Aerodynamic Systems, Inc.—A. S. E.
On
•
Northern
999.
chase
eighth
'
*
merger
Spartan International, Inc.—Acquisition—
company anticipated 1964 sales of "above $25 million, and earnings
of
bd
tents
per
snare
or
better," which would be the
./-.V
before
charges
p.
On
Machinery, which was acquired by Savoy Indus¬
tries earlier this year, designs, manufactures and installs
complete
that
of
Nevada
consolidated
dential,
areas.
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
>■
MFE
198,
$0.18
*
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
purchased
of
^
$0.21
.
the
2130.
p.
Plastics
compacting of powder into high-purity nickel and nickelalloy strip used in magnetic, electrical, electronic and thermal
Pfizer
198,
Modern
20. Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc. completed acquisition of
Electronics, Inc. of Wallingford, Conn. MFE is a pioneer
For
issue.—V.
921,469
<_———
upp.ieauoiis.
rants
this
members
Dec.
based
Co.,
Nevada
of
approved
Spalding -&-Bros; Inc.—Net Up Sharply—
income
on
company
2254.
On
Leasing
pax-
stock-'
*'
merger
year
Profits
910.
p.
formed
has reported record sales arid earnings for the fiscal
Sales for the 12 months ended Sept. 30 totaled $29,014,000, up from $25,916,000 for the prior fiscal year.
Net income was
$2,204,000, up from $2,083,000.
Net per share, computed on the average number of shares out¬
standing during each period, was $1.31, compared to $1.29—V. 197,
Metals
198,
.
166,821 >\
1963.
(Chas.)
20.3%—V.
of
no
to
19, 1963, on the
common > stock for each- four:
^
revenue
The
said.—V.
the
The
346,010
The company
p.
increase
an
of
31,. 1963,
Dec.
on
$713,378 in fiscal 1962,
compared
According to Lou Danenberg, Savoy's President, Savoy will receive
sales royalty
of 5%, $250,000 in payment for teclmical plans,
patents and blueprints and a 50%
interest in the plant itself.
While the plant is expected to be completed and in full operation
towards the end of 1964, the present facilities of James Bertram
and Son, Ltd., will be used, allowing for the immediate
placing and
delivery of orders.
Mr.
Danenberg
anticipates that the newly
Modern
year
For
518,238
on
as
business
stockholders
Corp.,
However,
1963.
ings of $2.17 a
against 73 cents
reported.
a
1962
Gas
gross
30.
(A. G.)
facilities.
.
^
$3,119,272
—
Petrolane Gas Service,
share
per
$10,136,600
932,736
taxes)
Shares
record
a
Industries, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Modern
Plastic Machinery, Inc., has just concluded an arrangement with
James Bertram & Son, Ltd., 100-year-old paper machinery manu¬
facturer of Edinburgh, Scotland, to form a new corporation to be
known as Modern Plastic Machinery (U. K.) Ltd.
The new com¬
pany will
produce a complete line' of highly specialized modern
.-equipment 'for the plastics industry.
A 50,000 square foot plant
will
be
built
in
Glenrothes, Scotland, to
house
the
operation's
#
—'
'
for
1962,
to
of
par value •
by a stockholder, without any capitaliza¬
existing surplus or accumulated or un¬
197, p. 1359.
■■
and
Sept.
fiscal
Savoy Industries, Inc.—New Foreign Affiliate—
years.
■
1963
-L-
,
Up 14%;
Savoy
will
$3,463,176
400,$87
194,138
,
——
Earnings before
few
next
'
,
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Period
gales
Net
expect
we
1746.
p.
in
$8,426,000
See
.
additional
power
climbed
year
close
distribution
Dec.
Corp.—Merger Approved—
1963
20,
Southw?esD
special
represent more power than the entire PG&E system had as recently
as
1950.
This indicates the magnitude of the growth in electric
—V.
outstanding, against $1.15
outstanding in 1962.
the
for
on
the terms of the merger, 0.6' share of Southwest coinmen
will .be exchanged for each share of Nevada Northern common.
A spokesman for both companies said the merger should
improve
•
Ryder System, Inc.—Sells Subsidiary—
,
Is obtained for Bodega Bay atomic Park:
."All told," said Mr. Gercles, "the projects under construction
"'
'
Dec.
the
any
profits.—V.
panics.
Under
shares
equivalent
jju.uoO Kuowaii/S of jiew capacity is scheduled to
be started after an Atomic Energy Commission construction license
ail '
.
On
and
shares.
375,000
approved
no
of
Southwest Gas
'
Split Approved—
stock held
impairment
or
of
shares
average
.:
the
at
share of
one
of such
shares
this Los-Angeles-based manufacturer of carpet in-,
equipment,
adhesive products
and building materials,
reached
a, record high of $686,400
for the year ended Sept. 30,
1963, up more than-14% over the $599,900 earned in 1962, it was
announced by Hugn S. Livie, President.
/
•
'
Earnings per snare for tne current year were $ 1.23 on 556,238
'
,
of
basis
on
.
r
1844.
p.
corporaton
the
of
$1.08
share-
common
573.
198, p.
198,
additional
an
further
stock
record
,760,598
taxes
staliation
energy
suppiy
of
5,217,273
-—
earnings—
of
stockholders
common
spokesman
Pacific Gas &
announced by
by
1964
in
dollar
quarter-billion
to
authorization
The
value
5,571,899
foreign
issue.—V.
18, stockholders amended the Articles of Incorporation
corporation so as to split the no par value corhmon stock
to Increase the authorized no par value common stock of the cor¬
poration from 1,500,000 shares to 1,875,000 shares by the creation
and
——
Co.—Merger Approved—
this
the
—._L.—___
Federal
Gas
&
For fiscal
198, p. 574.
share.—V.
Dec.
On
of
and excluding
taxes
—
Sales 20.3%—
investment in new gas and electric
for Northern and Central California's
growth will create thousands of jobs. Mr. Gerdes said.
It wlli
stimulate business throughout PG&E's service territory and provide
new
taxable property which will help support schools arid local
governments.
Construction during 1964 will include new starts as well as proj¬
ects currently in progress.
Total new? electric generating capacity
under construction will be 2,745,000 kilowatts, equivalent
to 40%
of
the
capacity in PG&E's 78 existing hydro and steam-electric
generating plants.
^ 1
Among the new starts are two giant 750,000-kw. units for which
ground was broken last week at Moss Landing and 164 miles of
related extra high voltage (500,000 volts) transmission lines.
This
project is part of the company's $2.4 billion "super system" expan¬
sion
program
through 1980 which was announced last February.
This
facilities
44198
.$49,919,111 $43 ,647,643
interest
Oil
Gafrett Corp.,
outstanding.
a
Southern Industries Corp.—Stock
1962
1963
30—
The company has called for redemption on Feb. 15,
$561,583
Gerdes, President.
Robert H.
final
net
high
record
new
Signal
See
be
tne
■>.
v..;
$1,988,105 and equivalent to $2.08
shares
957,605
profit¬
the
and
years,
the
on
currently
1962, net income was $1,535,492 or $1.61
$3.60,
to
$3.55
Roberts Consolidated Industries Inc.—Net
Electiic
share
1962.
lor
V .'A- f ::
income after taxes reached
Net
a
operation of tne sinking fund, 31,600 shares of its 4%% cumulative
preferred series A stock at $50.10 per snare. Payment will be made
at The Chase Manhattan Bank, N. Y.—V. 198, p. 1680.
Electric Co.—Expansion Plans—
Gas &
Pacific
1962.
Reynolds Metals Co.—Partial Redemption—
610,<s50
.
$375,805
;—
——
over
periods
.
.
Earnings
—V.
11,736,697
1,171,833
1—$0.75
earnings
2%
sales—
Net
1,656,078
12,563,058
732,805
357,000
expenses
a
2,885,741
$12,908,530
Earnings before Federal taxes on income-—
Federal taxes on income (.estimated)——
Earnings per s.rnre
—v. 198, p. 143,
1963
of
Provision
i„,Bn7B
1,183,185.?
$13,295,863
Cost
same
minority
miscellaneous
.—
in
announced
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
for the fiscal year ended
Sept. 30, 1963 totaled $55,against $46,158,067 reported last year.
profit was $3,878,105 compared with $3,005,492 for fiscal
as
Pre-tax
Ranco Inc.—Annual Report—
Net
$12,112,678 $11,2d2,452
.y, "V>\
expenses:
less
otner
Sarnoff
sec¬
.
sales
010,649
the
for
3,000
-
moIvLo »11^)2«o
-•
broadcasting,
from
Revenues
the
2364.
p.
Report-
'
highs
share
common
Earnings before income
26—
Ended. Oct.
Period
David
Net
25%—
all-time
increased
income
per
history
year
3,000
Year
Outlet
achieved
Chairman
year,
gross
over
quarter
3,000
inc.
Waggener
5,000
ability
ly3o.
p.
1963
with the 1962 figure of $2.84, he said.
has now had 11 consecutive months of increased
"RCA
3,000
Co.,
in
compared
Co
&
and
Earnings
3,000
Co.,
co.——
Roberts
Walker,
Space
____—i
corp.
&
C.
N.
5,000
Co
&
The Johnson, Lane,
—V.
Quinn
naboaiose,
Vveii,
Iiowaid,
Kistler
consecutive
25',?',
3,000
Powell,
profits
statement.
Subject to final audit, RCA's 1963 sales will be approximately
$1,'iBo.OOO,tUO,
with
operating
proiit
aiter
taxes
approximating
$65,000,000 he said,
erotics
from
operations
in
1963
increased
3,000
—
Furman
G.
and
year-end
3,000
5,000
Fridley & Frederking——
ond
5,000
Hirshberg,
&
Shearson,
23,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
Inc.
Hammill & Co.
Norris
Guerin & Turner,
Corp. of America—Net Up
Radio
Sales
Shares
Shares
Eppler,
set
oeiow.
name
.
he
than
said,
market
penetration
proportionate
was
dub
rise
in
achieved
earnings
by
as
Shelley
products.
compared
primarily to the cumulaive effects
of
with
the
The
sales,
growth
was
letter
a
to
encouraged
duced
strike
in
counted
During
stockholders,
by
the
of
earnings
$242,000
October
for
losses
1963,
at.
of
the
President
results
the
of
after
Seaboard
more
than
10
Sutphen
fourth
taxes
Division,
cents
a
stated
quarter
that
which
though
a
Metuchen,
N.
even
share
after
he
pro¬
28-day
J.,
ac¬
taxes.
significant
steps were, taken, said Mr, Sutphen,
to improve the efficiency of the company's
manufacturing opera¬
tions
and
essential
services.
A
major
project was the addition
of
a
new
tablet
manufacturing operation at the Southwest Di¬
vision,
Dallas, Texas,
to expand service to
the growing South¬
west
market.
.
..
and
profit improvement program instituted early in calendar 1961.
Mullen
said
that
capital outlavs for expansion and im¬
provement of facilities totaled $3.3 million for the fiscal year, and
Mr.
that
an
purpose
additional
in fiscal
$3.2
1964.
million
had
been
committed
for
a
like
In
looking
encouraged
to
by
the coming
emerging
year,
economic
Mr.
Sutphen stated that he was
signs. Firmer demand and price
1
Continued
on
page
50
Number 6329
198
Volume
.
.
.
(2503),i7
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
V. '
When
Per
DIVIDENDS: ;-v
:
tables,
lU'st
the
in
we
table
second
a
which
m
ously announced, but which have
payment date.
%■.
Name of Company
Akron. Canton & Youngstown RR. Co.—
Increased
of
$2
1-20
1st
Ltd.—
or Canada
Co.
Aluminum
Power
<
American
Ameriw«a
Boox
American
Furniture
4%.%
American
Class
i^ua*'.)--
_____
President
Class
B
(quar.)____.
r.
5>-a
American
preferred A
Transit, 6%
corp., class a
Title &
tquar.)_.——u
Dean
1-15
1-20
lo
4%c
1-3
1- 3
B
Class
—
C
:.____
'i rap
Associated
Food
Fund
Associated
Shares
Trust
$0,024
(-quar.)_____
.'5.;
pfd. (quar.)__ $1.18%
/,
4%
preferred (quar.$1
Atlantic City Sewerage (quar.)_____%
27.%e-Atlantic Realty Co., $6 preferred
(s-a ).._>_
$3
Austin N.c.tols & co... common
i .jin: r.)—
10c
$1.20 convertible prior preferred
< p:ar. i_
30c
Atlanta
Lodges
Motor
Atlantic
(quar.i_.„__
.
Detroit
participating preferred—...—$4.50
Products Corp—
6'v
1- 3
Basic
28V«c
1-31
4.%ft'
preferred A (cuar.
—.
Furniture Industries
(quar. %.(_■
convertible
Basic-Wi'z
Bassett
Behlen
Mfg.
Industries* (extra\
Furniture
/
(quar.
Berkshire
Beryllium
<
(quar,)_:,__
(stock dividend)
Gas
Corp.
Class
Lines,
Edison
Boston
Co.,
quar.t_
2%
36c
•—1
(increased
con),
4.78'v
preferred
(quar.)__
4
preferred
$1.19%
$1.06 Va
(quar.)_
,'/4 r:'r
Brazilian
6'-/
British
and
split
stock
3-for-2
class
B
common
Browning
Arms
Bufiums'
(Calif.)
(s-a)
Co.
Brewing
Burger
Feb.
Co.
Calgon
Corp.,
(quar.).—:
25c
®1
:
March
Capital
Capital
Carolina
Central
6'''<
30c.
(quar.)
5%
Churchill
First
National
Bank
Jersey .(increased
New
of
1
Ridgewood
s-ai_.
10c
7 r.r.
preferred
Capital
gains
Commonwealth
(quar.)
distribution
Stock
-
Tile
1-10
Millippre
12-27
12-17
1-24
1-13
1-
1-
$1.50
1
1-25
J.)
N.
4.75',>;
1-14
Freiman
(A.
12-16
I-
2
1-31.
12-31
1-
class
New
1-15
12-31
Class
$1.25
l-Io
$2-31
Class
A'
30c
1-31
1-13
Cla-s
1-13
5%/>
2-23
2-21
7>/2C
1-21
12-31
$2
12-31
12-20
12-31
12-20
$25
6'
2-24
t
1-2 i
$6
1-
2
12-12
$1
1-
2
Bank
&
1-
12-20
5-
15c
1-
^
1-
12-23
1-
(quar.)—
2-
1-15
1-
Mills,
Inc.
$2
Gimbel
2-
1
1-15
12-27
\-
3
1-16
1-
2
12-2 J
1-
2
12-20
1-20
1-
3
G'.
Bros.
Grouped
Trust
$4.50
1
25c
1-25
Scha
Hartford
fner
-r'
2-
1
1-
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
1-25
l-"0
12 Va c
1-31
2-
1
1-15
2-
55 % c
$0.5781
Co.
ance
(quar.)_____
Heiiiicke. Instruments
Heritage
2-^0
(quar.)
——
$1.04
(quar.)_—_—_______—$1.12l:>
iquar.i—
;
—$1.13
4- 1
4-1
4-1
Pioneer
Corp/i
Industrial
Manufacturing
Holt Renfrew, Ltd._
Holyo'te Shares—(3-for-l
Home
stock
Light
Honolulu
n
&
,
Hook
$5
Ball
Hoover
4 on'1!..
Gas
•
6 ','r
12-26
profits
and 3c
Intpr-Cu"ntv
Co.
(N.
Stock
Y.
Owl
12-31
12-13
Reynolds
$35c
1-15
12
1-
2-
40c
1
7
1-17
1
1-15
1-
6
10c
2-14
2-
3
Bond
&
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
1-10
3
1-17
10c
(stock
12-31
'12-16
12-31
12-lft
2%
.__
2-28
1-
2
25c
1-31
1-
3
10c
1-25
1-10
$1.06
3-
2-14
$1.06*4
2-
1
1-15
$1.16
3-
2
2-14
,
;
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.25
12-28
1-15
12 */2C
1-
3-16
3-
6
1-
1-15
.
3
12-31
1-15
10c
—
2
12-13
5
quar.)
Trust
&
1-
1-30
$1.25
Bank
20c
3-
2
2-15
(s-ai
70c
2-
3
12-11
Colorado—
(auar.)
•:
2
25c
;
(quar.)
(increased
Inc.
of
'
5%
div.)_
3-3
2-11
$1.16
3-
3
2-11
$1.06*4
3-
3
2-11
$1.22%
:
__i._
!
.
1-
1-17
10c
(quar.)
(increased
8
12-19
12-31
50c
Inc.
1-15
3-12
2-20
25c
1-25
1-
22 VaC
(quar.)——.1
2-15
1-24
2
1-16
(quar.)____..—
12 Vac
1-10
12-20
(quar.—
25c
1-14
Button
McBee
—
Enterprises
Co.
Industries
Cylinders
(initial)^;
1-15
1-10
12-30
preferred
20c
:
$1.25
1-.15
$1,12 Va
1-15
iquar.i—_
1-
12-31
—
5'/$■
preferred
(quar.)—.—:
1-
1-13
5c
'
—
Co.,
1-16
1-30
—_
,
L.)
12-31
1
1-30
10c
_—:—
—
(L.
2-
$$1.19
30c
(quar.).
1
2-
1-31
25c
!
(quar.)_
preferred
Co.
6(7
12-31
1-15
1-31
v
5%
.r
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
4V2preferred
5%r'r
preferred
1
12 % c
quar.)
.
Co.
1-15
1-15
2-
-1$20c
——
1-
110c
Aluminum of Canada—
1st
Royal
Safran
3
3
12-13
1-
2
1-
2
$1.37>/a
1-15
1-
2
$1.50
(quar.)—
1-15
1-
2
1-20
1-10
12-23
(quar.)_
,
Sanborn
31
12-21
Sargent &
12-31
Co.,
1-31
1-10
1-15
1-
$1.25
12-28
1-
2
dividend)
5 %
—_
20
1
12
Sawhill
Scott
23
1-
75c
—!___
12
1-
40c
(quar.)
cor,
1
12
20
1-21
.
1-
(C.
Pak
M.)
Corp.
net
Jan.
ers
<fc
Seligman
1-
2
2-
2-10
1-21
Sierracin
5(7
2-10
1-21
FohQvs
Class
. .
1-27
12-31
1^-27
13c
*2-13
(s-a>__
$3
12-27
12-20
2..
.4
1
1-16
1-20
1-
6
..
(subject
9.5%
21
Stock
Inc.
—.7
_J.
——__
Gas,
Industries
Quart'fly
1-21
$6c
6'J*
(quar.)_
1-31
1-15
20c
1-30
1-10
1-30
1-10
1-10
6c
—_
Co.
4%C
37 "3 c
.1—-—
(Dvlla1'—
25';
25c
—
'
1-10
1-10
$1
$12*<>c
ior
(quar.i—
Insurance
;
pfd.
1-6
7 VaC
'
dividend
*i"e
^
62'3C
(quar.)———__
(quar.i
Calirornia
So"ihl"*"'
t
Latz,
Ltd.,':class A iquar.i.—
-Devices
(increased)——-—--———
So"thern
pfd.
3
'12-27
6c
(quar.)
Corp.
Southern
l%-9
27
12
3
1-
1-15
National Bank—
Stores.
Solitron
*
1-
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
iquar.i—_ 1——___
B
Preferred
in-
__.
6%
preferred
1-15
to
approval of
Comptroller of Currency and stockhold¬
18c
*.
Share,
5%
Sons,
dlvi#|nd
30c
Ltd
&
(quar.)
12-30
20c
———_
Products
Tubular
Stock
Mortgage
(from
4c
(quar.).
Security Capital Corp.; Ltd. (initial quar.) —
Columbian Banknote (quar.i —
3
/
25c
(quar.i
Co.
Security
from
Inc.
Map
Seattle-First
7
Fund—
<fe
—
12-20
8c
(annual)
17Vac
25c-
12-20
12
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Printing
1
10c
t$2
Investment
Co.
Stores
Rochester
Roto
~50c
(stock
Investors,
Power,
1
2-
10c
,
—
Co.,'common
Co.
Year-end
12-26
60c
(quar.)—
income
International
12-31
1-20
2-
25c
5c
Jersey 1
Inc.
Tool
Rop°r
__________
Guaranty
C.)
1-15
$12- 2
25c
(quar.)
(ouar.)—L
Purina
4%')
31
Insur¬
dividend
International
ve-.tirrnt
Ti'le
A
(quar.)—
Corp.
dividend
Red
realized securities
from investmnnt inronv)
15c
3
$1
class
a__
Cable
Co.
Can
2%
Shares-Growth
of
2-
1
5c
—
C!
R,
12-20
:_____
:
(quar.)
Instruments
Institutional
12-29
Co.—
Fashions
12-27
(quar.)_x__i_f._—
Chemical
preferred
23
12-29
12-23
40c
(quar.)_
n^fe'TP't
$1.65
5c
Groceries
Stockyards
Indianapolis
12-23
1
Quincy Market Cold Storage & WarehouseQuarterly
1—__——
Sea
&
12-30
2
,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Kap.
iquar.)_
Bearing
Indiana
.
12
1-
(quar.)__^—__1 _:
Light
Service
Public
Red
i_.
&
'New
1-28
25c
split)——
Wholesale
12-30
12-30,
2-
'
Co.
Gardner
2-18
—
Co., Ltd._
Inc._. ■
Hudson
12-12
.
Power
&
12-20
12-27,
$1.25
—.__
Co.
preferred
$0,055
(quar.)
Paper
Drugs,
12-30
1-10
$1.37 Va
__—1_———.
&
Gas
Stock
quar.i-
1
1-13
12-30
A shares;'
(Paterson —
Ltd.
Finance
Ralston
$1.12 Va
•
12-13
2-
—:
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24'7 pfd. (quar.)
4.25'*/*
preferred
(quar.)
4.64'/$
preferred
(quar.)„_____
;
Philadelphia Transportation, com. (incr.)__
Piedmont & Northern1 Ry.
(quar.)
Ridge
&
—
Inc.—---
Economic
Traffic
1-15
—_—
Hi°bie
1- .3
1- 3
3- 3
1-3
^-1'
3- 6
3- 6
3- 6.
,
Penn
$0,065
Inspection
'.L„
(quar.)
payment on class A and class Bi
Davis
10-23
(increased)-
(increased
Marx
2
Investment—
dividend
1
Industries—
Boiler
A
gains—
Engineering Co.,
Israel
$0.0175
(quar.);!
1-15
1-
$0,473
$1.25
,
Trust
Food, Markets
Stock
12-27
(quar.)1_______
Canada
3
1-13
i___
A__
2-
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
B
12-31
'
$1.25
&
Fisheries,
C
8
31V4C
o_2___
Shares
&
&
Steam
(Quarterly
8c
&
Ridgway
*•
'
P
1-10
62 %c
1.
preferred
prior
Industrial
_______
Ocean
Puritan
lquar.)__
class
2 -' 1
6
$2
—
(Extra
4.64^
*
of
Land
2-
30 c
22 Vac
clan
12-16
$1.25
iquar.il
B
Prince
50c
Uranium,
12-30
40c
^
capital
Class
Princeton
,2-3
^
From
Northwest
3-25
3-11
iquar.i
Cooperate,
States
1
in.••
Ltd
Income
Guaranty
Gulf
4-
6%%
;.___
4%';
H.),
preferred
1-15
1-
30c
iquar.i
Plastic'Wire
of Indiana—
A
class
Dispensers,
Portland
<quar.)_—
class
Inc.,
12-20
Electronics—
Parke.
Haven—
ordinary—
less British
(quar.i—
Bros,
Girllown.
C
1
1-31
40c
.(quar.ij.
American
North
12-30
12*2C
_r___
(quar.)—
preferred
1-
-.1
^
1-21
5
Fund
Jersey'Bank
1-15
$$1.12%
(quRi\l__
Co:
12-20
60c
(nnar.t_
iquar.i
1_
preferred iquar.)l__.
Norris
Co. 01 Calixornia^—
Telephone
preferred
1
2%'
Co.——
arter'v
Q
PEC
15c
(quar.)—
preferred
1-
5
Dividend payment omitted 011
New
12-20
20c
3%
of
12-31
l-_4
$l5c
...
Refining-^
Times,
B
Newark
12-19
tax of 38%%)__
come
General
12-27
12 27
12-31
York
12-30
in
L.
(quar.i—
Ltd.
Co.,
payment
1-16
2-
(Washington,
Co
•
Ca'TtfT
Yo'k
2c
New
12-31
12-21
7%c
(quar.)_
(l-for-20
of
1-15
1-21
12-31
$1.18%
10c
Co.
3
$1.75
—_
Special
4-20
(quar.
$
Electric
General 'leitpnone
1-10
15c
.
1-20
30c
80c
Trust
L_
(quar. I
(Cliftoni
Trust
Neptune Gold Mining
12-20
5Cc
(s-a)
2-1
Transportation
1-14
2-20
2-
15c
B
1-31
(extra)--
AA
1
2-
6
45c
7 %',;•
(quar.)
1
&
Sugar
12-31
28c
(extra)
A
proval)
1-10
12 27
12-20
$1.75
National
1-io
(quar. 1
class
1-17
'
Assn.
(increased 1
stock dividend
'extrai—^
ioc
2
stock)
A
Restaurants
Brush,
(Interim
12-31
.1-17
12-18
12-18
C.)
New
—_
common
1-6
Y
tr
dividend)
&, Tr'vst
Savings
1-31
is-a)
!
pfd.
to.
B
N't'o^al
2-17
Co.__
011
8
.0-'
'
-
—
Ltd.
12-
r
2%
:
Ra-ing
Iab.ic
Na».jW
30c
(quar.)
Ltd., .4%pfd.
J.),
dividend
Mills
1-
2c C
(s-ai_^.__
(stock
Inc.
Narragansett
2c
Greii
2-15^
12-31
TV
2-17
$10c
dividend),
'tqva%),__Ail
Royal Rice
12-31
1-24
20c
—!—.h—
(quar.)
prefevred
7'f,
12-31
aiv.)_
J.)
J.)
A
Ltd.
Co.,
23
12
C
32 Vac
'■
(quar.)-___—_—
(stock
2
2
Mfg. (quar.i
labs "Co.——,
Corp.
Mount
12-20
(increased)
Inc.
Depositor
Mountain
2-17
Common
2
(s-al__
(stocx
N.
12-23
1-
2%
.
—
dividend
Ap dances
ie . .a
Cafeterias Consolidated— •
28
1 quar.)__—
(N.
12-23
12-31
10 c
elSan't
Morrison
Co.—
_
Industries,/class
Group,
1-..2
1-1
Brick
Milton
O.
5'r
Diego 1
(San
Transit
Glaxo
2- 1
Filter
112-27
2
1-
12-31
,
income—r—_-—-—
2- i7
«
12-27'
1-15
12%
(quar.)
istocx
Abrasive
—_
tquar.i
Mutual
4%%
12-31
1-15
$.C01
—___—_____
tuarai
$1.37*2
Corp.
Utilities,
preierred
Worth
;
1-24
10c
4%
Corp.
(George J.)
Michigan
Mid-West
30 c
Public
Founders
1- J
preferred
Bank
Bancgrowth
General
9
12-31
(quar.)
s
X-xO
$0.1J3
(increased s-ai
C
Bank
ustri
30c
(quar.)—_
Rico 1
(Puerto
Financial
National
General
1
1-
3
1-24
"
1 s-a
National
Green
1
xJ
10(7
'
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
2-^1
preferred
Credit
f'lorida
2-1
$4.52
(Boston)
Florida
12-27
& Power— <
preferred
(quar.)—
——
55c
preferred
(quar.)_____—_—^ 5lV?c
"'$2.04
preferred
(quar.)_^—____—51c
$2 preferred (quar.)—__——
——
50c
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
d7V2c
Consumers Power Co.. common (quar.)__^—37 /ac
$4.50
(Beverly Hills)
Clinton
Fuller
1-
2-
2c
dividend.—-^
2-28
Quarterly
1-10
12-27
.
Stock
l-_0
30c
dividend
Associates
Frisch's
9
1-
12-21
1-10
25%
(quar.i
—
3-13
(quar.i:
(Roselle;
$2.06
preferred
12-31
5C
Bank
$2.50
$4.1.6
1-15
2',
:
A
Inc
Chess,
Muntz
,
Connecticut Light
.
A
National
Fund—
investment
$1.37'/a
(quar.)__
Extra
1- "
net
Mary
Mi
Insurance
Life
Co.
Innus.r.es
$1
1-25
From
12-oi
—_
pld.
5'/
First
7c
—
—
Investment Co.— '
1-15
(stock dividend 1
Rubber
Financial
1—9. ; 12-27.
_
stock split)—-•——1__
——
Dental Mfg.. common
(quar.)___
Commonwealth
Marlene
j.
First
$1.85
6%c
$1.50
—
5Vi'1- conv. preferred (quar.)_
Colonial Indsutries, $6 pfd. series B (quar.)
Colorite Plastics
(quar.)____
________—-Columbia Broadcasting System-—
:
Columbus
12-31
quar.)„_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__-v;
Florida
1
2%
>_
dividend——,
1-30
J.)'—
i,id.
World
New
Stock
Fort
1-15
2
4c
Meyer
(quar. 1
Wasnington)
$1.12
31
-2
1
1-
$1
—
Finance
Stock
1-10
1-21
First
2-
6Cc
12-26
$93%C
:
L'.ectric,
12 31,
«
Clary. Corp.,
(2-for-l
(N.
3-""7
12-31
1-13
1-13
Major
1-31
20c
50
2-
2IV2C
:
$$1.75
(Princeton,
1-15
12-27
l-*j
50c
B
1-15
^
A
5'e,
12-20
1- 2
A
(quar.):—$1.25
(annually—-——h-—
$1.30
Class
$30c
laccum.)
(increased
Co.
Bank
1- 3
2- 1
2-1
1-20
15c
'
Extra
Citizens
Rubber
&
Fidelity Bank
12 20
series
Downs
1-14
1-31
Hart
——I
6
.
IIV4C
__^_
dividend)--
class^
•12 vac
Lincoln
1- 3
1 -10
2-20
12-30
OC
Corp.——
Videotronicsl
MPO
12-20
'
North Western Ry. Co.—
preferred
1
7
1- 8
21c
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)___—30c
Charleston Rubber (quar.)—
12%c
Chicago
1-
2-
,r._,__________
National
1-1-5
2
$0,350
(moatniyi
dividend—
$40c
—
—
Banking
1-10
12-13
1-20
1-17
lii O
>
2-23
Iz'-j'
_________
(quar.)__
(stock
Corp.
$$1.75
(quar.)
p-d.
First
10c
preferred
9
$12 Vac
1
Corp.-v—
Trust
Shares
1
2-14
Farmers
12-18
1-15
1- 1
1-31
12-20
1-2
7%c
,_
crust
estate
Financial
Stock
2-14
-/
(quar.)
convertible
Century
1-
Ludlow
Lytton
12-19
43 1')
Transport
2-
3
Faultless
Bank (Calif.)—
Motor
1-10
17 Vac
(year-endi_
First
30c
Wisconsin
Common
1-20
2-28
Glalfelter
^
National
Valley
Quarterly:
Central
26V4C
60c
(quar.)
Inc
Cooke.
&
1-
1-10
2-28
12-31
1-15
Insurance, Shares,
3
1-15
1-20
$1.25
$2.50
Investments
^
_____—-_i.4c
Plastics, Inc.I2 V2C
Clinchfipld «Si Ohio Ry.
(quar.)—
$1.25
Canadian
Castle
1- 2
2-1
12-3»
.1-25
31V4C
Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Portland Cement (year-end) ____!
Long view Fibre Co.
(quar.),
National
1-3
12-24
1- 6
1-6
1- 2
1- 3
12-18
12-16
2- 1
12-27
pfd.
5'r
1-.0
2V4C
-zJ.
$1.50
Engelhard Industries
(quar.)
Essex Cnemical, 6',<
preferred
Executive
Equipment
(quar.)
12-24
1-10
12-31
:|:$1.25
Ltd.,—$$1.50
Co.,
1
$1.18%
3.)
Ltd.,
Bronze
2-
40c
iL-Li
1-16
^
(quar.)
—16c
S-SO^f
preferred iquar.)____
66V4C
stockholders
$1
$10c
com.
(qua*./
District
Class
1-10
1-10
1-16
12%c
_____
12-14
12-27
2jc
.
q^.a..)
lJ-i4
2
1-15
46c
Longhorn
4.75preferred,
iquar.i
Enamel & Heating Products Ltd.—,
12-31
2-3
1-3
1-16
25c
tmiuai
inc.
,
2
1-
10 c
____
1-
90c
Long
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.
Gas,
Elliott-Automauon,
Empire
1-3
25c
.10c
California Interstate Telephone—
5.25"7" preferred (quar.)
—
Campbell Soup Co. (increased quar.)
(A 3-for-l stock split subject to approval
of
1-10
(Stock dividend subject to stockholders ap¬
...
Canadian
Companies
25c
...
Fund——
1-10
$5
pfd,
Ltd.,
dividend-—
Stock
General
—__—
L
Foods
Buttrey
Hose
Elizabethport
4>
Mills
Buttericlc
Rtai
Lowe's
Linoleum,
dividend
Electric
12-27
12-23
75c
Morrill
&
Lincity
1
;
1-10
1-31
2- 3
12-20.
Co,_:
son
1-24
conrnion____—
Ltd., l'/v
Natural
Gateway
!_—
'"Extra
Burnham
Burrus
1-3
&
2-
iquar.
&
Canada,
Homes
Stock
J15c
(quar.)___w_^__^_.
(quar.)
1-15
Levitt
12-19
1
:
—
Liberty
Kootenay Power Co. Ltd.—
preierred (accumulative)
Stock
both the class A
stocks subject to
stockholders
of
apnroval
Ltd.
preferred
Class
on
10-5
Lease
1
1-
class B
common i^uUi.i
preierred s'*ries A
(ouar.i
Plan Int'l Corp.
(initial)
5'<
1-
$37 %c
Inc.—
oi
Eichler
Distillers—
Brown-Forman
(A
'
<.
87 VaC
As, Nor^nrup,
$1.19
iquar.i-
Textile,
Pont
I'/c
12-2/
1-19
t$1.50 r 12-31
50c
1-15
preference
(quar.)_^_
Hydraulic
(quar.)
Columbia Forest Products_____—v.—
Bridgeport
9
I2%c
,
preierred.
Snares,
Oilcloth
East
1-15
l-lo
1- 2
4'<
Stock
Yards
<quar.)_____—80c
Traction Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Bourbon
10-
Loe.us
Maxvve.i'
12 31'
12 23
1-21
12-27
2- l
2- 1
2- 1
dividendi___
(stock
Herald-Traveler
Boston
^
Ry.,
Co.
Duquesne
1-23
1-10
20c
)———
(quar.
3
l%c
(quar.)
Mackinac
&
TVz'/e
12-13
1- —
A
7-
5Va'/c
3-16
class
Inc.,
dividend
Stock
9
12 23
12-17
12-31
1- 2
2- 3
1-13
12-30
1-16
Manufacturing
Bostitch,
7-
Services
Co._L____—^15c
Extra
4
federal
1-15
(quar.)_
common
4-
Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
finance, conf.non
(quar./-
3-31
1-15
Co.,
9
National
1-30
2 15
Tobacco
Bros.
preference
Boss-Linco
4-
4C
2%c
30c
—__
4
(annual)________
7'Vc
tquar.i
1-
Piouucts
(quar.75c
class A iquar.)__
10c
Co.
9
1-1'
1-15
$25c
—
Extra
Boss
20c
6c
flOc
<qr.ar.i_
common
(quar.)
1-
2
1-
12-12
O.)—
(N.
payment on class A &
Lanvin-Par*ums, Inc.
(quar.)Gas
12-26
Cement—-
Extra
Lawrence
12-31
1
1-15
$2
preferred
(accumulative)
5^: preferred
(quar.i
Company,
1-14
4JC
quar.)
convertible
1 %C
Aspnalt
2-1
1-55
1-15
1-30
Stores.
Ltd.,
Hats.
A
Bin-Dicator
6'»
*
Co.
Portland
1-15
federal
5c
"C"
Biltmore
Bloch
10c
f5c
1-2
31V4C
iquar.i
increased
1
.mi-annual
s
1
10c1
A
Bridge,
du
52-25
12-26
.
Co.
Insurance
2-
Federal
30c
4'./
Co.
11-27
Coatings Inc.—
Dominion
1-2 )
12 27
12-27
' 1'-'3
1-20
1- 3
Baltimore Transit (reduced~
Bankers Securities, 6%
cum. common,..;^.,*
2
1-31
—
12c
"
non-cumulative
Dominion
J
15c
.%:,$8
dividend
Stock
Big
2
Lane
12-27
$0,038
Quarterly from net investment income
Doeskin Products, Inc.,70c preferred
(quar.)
12-30'
12-24.
)2-j3
1-10
1-10
________
1-10
12-17
1-
(quar.i
Vilbiss
Dividend
1-15
13.
11'
12-31
3-1
5c
3'<•
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
1
2
2-
15Cj
1
20c
5'.
De
1- 9
2-11- 9
1-2
12-20
1- 2
12-16
4.75')
Electric,
City
quarterly
preferred
i-xo
1-10
1- 2
i- '
2- 1
(quar.5c
Stores
5',r
2-
preferred
$1.25
Thermos
Ontario
1-10
$1.25
(increased)
1_;
(quar. 1
Corp.
Dominion
_
_______
Lafayette
Lake
:
Common
1-2)
1-20
1-10
12 30
1- 3
1-31
of America, common——
Co.
12-17
Inc.,
1UC
Estate
Mun
DeSoto Chemical
_
3«c
2* l
5%
preferred (quar.)_——:—
—
62.%0
2-1
Appalachian Power, 4Va%
Pid- (.quarJ—_
SI.12%
2- 1
Applied Arts
(quar.—-r—l-lu
Applied Research
3c
1-17
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)—
—
■■ +8c
3- 2
$2.50 preference class a
(quar.
$62 %e
a- i
$2.60 preference class a (quai.i-__
$65c
2- l
Participating class C preference (quar.)$8c
3-2
$2.70
preference class B tquar..—$67%c,..' 2- i.
Aro
Corporation
(quar.)______
—
20c
1-15
Animas
12-27
Kennedy's,
1V4C
Business f orms, class A
31
a-
12-17
40c
,_^.i
1-10
12
1-Ji
'
12-31
11-25
Class
12-27
.
$1.37 '/a
(quar.)
1
7 l'2C
2'/aC
(quar.)____
Kirby Lumber
(quar.)f—c___
Ltd.
Increased
12-al
12-26
1- 3
King-Seeley
1-10
Quarterly
—■
____:_
Denver Real Estate Investment Assn.—
12-31
l-j.5
(quar.)______
1-10
-Ai
time.)
i—_—
(quar.)'-—
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-19
$0,002
si
Rue,
pid.
5'/c
De
,.2 2j
—20c
Anglo-Canadian Puip & Paper Mill's, Lid.-—
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)—;
—-|70c
Anglo Ecuadorian Oiliields; Ltd._;
:
S.083
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class A
—
45c
Extra
Class
1
1
15^c
this
at
1
12-_3
"1-15
:$0.0713
(initial)
12-18
1
2-
-10 c
pfd.
2nd
(quar.)
increased
company
Ltd.,
2-
■
omitted
payment
BeMarco
12.-20
12-al
■-
1-10
B
—_
2/
1-
1-10
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Josten's, Inc., class A
2-
tquar.i—
;
&
La
De
1- 2
12-19
1--5
Jockey Club,
2-
^
Guaranty
1
2-
Co.
&
Inc.
$1.20
—_—
(quar.)—
Davenport Water,
5%w
preierred
1-31
2-28
2-28
12-31
3
B.)
$1.06
(quar.)-:.
(common
„
75c
$0.0004
(s-a)—,_
$1.13
<quar.)_
(quaf.)__
preierred
preferred
Exu-a
a--0
1-30
12-30
13-30.
A_ 3,
75c
lac
Lines,
Stcamsnip
American
Anchor
Inc. (quar.)
class A (quar.)—
Fund,
Mutual
American
1-
(J.
Colby,
Daryl Industries—
2-7
2- 7
12-31
2 -lq
3-13
3-13
qa
8c"
8c
18c
(quar.)
com.
(quar. >:
American
2oe
_—_______
—
■
,
,3- 1
2-29
1-14
—
Publishing,
Heritage
B
;(quar.i
,
pfd.
4%%
Light,
preierred
$4
S-20
2- 1
2nd
•
&
$4.24
1- 2
2- <
1-15
3-10
4-1
+25c
$56c
preferi'ed (quar.)
——preferred iquar.tBank. Stationery tquar.
:
___—
Ivey
Jane
Class
Dallas
IB
12
12-16
$$2.31
.
co.. mon
America,
preierred
$3.75
;
~50c
(quar.)
3yc
(quar.)———it—
93H4C
'■_/^
Co.
'
1
l-,3
Dallas
Aluminum
1-
12-21
Payable oj llev
Share
25c
1-
1-10
$4.80
'
5 5c
12-16
12-31
corp.
12
7
1
$2c
Crestshire
(quar.)_„_
27
1
$2.50
common
(Conn.)
Co.
12
1-
ts-a)_
Corp.,
Mortgage
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
30c
2-
'pieitrred (s-ai—
Bit, Ltd.
(qimi'.)_i__-.-J~_——__—
Cresiwood Timber, Ltd., 5 %'/e preferred—__
dnoe
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Investors
ll'/4C
—_—___
5 'c
When Holders
Per
12-31.t
1-15
50c
"
.
Corp
(quar.»_
Holder'
Payable of Rea.
2c
Crarg
not yet reached tneir
•'
■
,
.
ctores
Craduock-ierry
follow with
show the payments previ¬
we
Share
of Company
Aggregates
cornet
are
current week. % Then we
nounced during the
Coral
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
announcements
Dividend
Name
,
T
12-31
1-15
1-
2
3
12
23
1-15
12
31
1-
1-15
1-
2
12-31
12-19
1-14
1-3
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2504),
8
' '
„
share
Drug, common iquar.
preferred (quar.)_—————
Southwestern
5%
iquar.l
A
Class
Extra
x_20
12.30
(quar.)—-—--
5Qc
—
3
l2.l8
lm
Class
Corp.
(J. B.)
Stanray
Stetson
Co.
•
——(quar. i.
St^^s"eMarkets~~5.90V?"conv,
1-15
Strong
Super
Cable Co.——-—---—v
Superior
:r-~.
pfd. (quar.).--
Ltd., $1.40
Superior Propane,
r—
$1-26
9£c
--
Electronics (s-ai—
T.I.M.E." Freight
(quar.l——
Title Insurance Co.
(Minn.) (increased)—
;
(quar.)-—--
-
^
approve
Onitcn—
Disc
Twin
Stockholders
stock
split
3- 2
9
?_,?
$L08o<
30c
llc
1 Ji
'
Ltd.—
'
A (quar. I —
—
6(4%
1st preference B (quar.l
_——
United Corporations, class A (quar.)_
x_17
lit
Class
B
(extra,
Stock
.16 ,3 to
Varied
Industry
Plan-
1-8
12-27
12-27
(increased)
National Insurance CO.
111.)
(quar. l—
Weissberg
(H. R. ) Corp.
(stock dividend).
Western
Nuclear
(quar.,
_—
Western Pacific
RR, (quar.)—_—
Western Supplies, Ltd.,
class A
15 51
12-10
1- o
1- 6
1,-17
Ross
Will
Williams
Inc. (quar.,—
»V. W.) Co. (Ohio)
A_—2c
class
Trust Co, (increased)———:-62Vac
Extra—.-—-—--Wisconsin Fuel & Light (quar.
_
15c
Wisconsin Southern Gas
(quar._______s___ .
27V2C
Wolverine Fabricating & Mfg.
(quar.10c
•
Wilmington
World
Wyatt
________
(quar.),—
(Penn.)
Co.
;
'
Extra
(quar.
Gas
County
York
(quar.)
& Trust
Bank
York
(increased,—.——^——
House
Industries
Toy
—.___———
dends
%•
"
:
!
70c
(increased
Common
Abrams
Markets
capital
1-1
1-25
50c
25c
1- 2
1-2
longfrom
from net
26
cents
1
;
,6%
preferred
\5Vz%
Casualty
12-20 '
Aetna
Life
(quar.)_,—_____
45c
Insurance
Co.
(Watertown,
Co.
Insurance
12-23
1-20
6c
income)
investment
Agricultural
12- 6
1- 2
net
from
(quarterly
Inc.
Fund
Affiliated
1- 7
12- 6
1-24
1- 2
5%
25c
2re
Air Control Products
(increased quar.l__—20c
Akron Standard Mold Co. (increased)-374/20
Allan Wood Steel (see Wood lAlan 1
Steel
12-13
12-26
1-22
2-1
12-31
v
Alabama
$5.50
preferred
4.92%
Class
preferred
preferred
Natural
Products
Alco
ALD,
Inc.,
Aldens,
•
4(4%
Allen
-
Credit
Industries
2-15
1-18
2-15
2-15
1-18
1-18
12-31
12-17
(s-a,
(quaf.l__,
.__
(stock
,c_,
_
~
~
dividend
Lr°PertSs (Caltf-J <qi:ar.7___—
Ainf^ Supermarkets common (quar.)
®tores Corp.,
(quar.,
Aluminium, Ltd..,
convertible redeemable
^
1-1
12-9
llc
37V2C
25c
3%
(quat;.)
(extra)______
I
25c
(quar.,__
Corp.
Allied
4(4%
f25c
:___
iquar.)___
preierred
common
guaranteed
stock
12-12
.12-12
1-18
$1.23
$1.13
$25c
v
(incr.-quar.)
dividend)____
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling (increased .s-a, '
Allegheny Power System (increased)
Allegheny & Western Ry.~
6%
1-2
1- 2
2-15
$20c
■
dividend
preferred
All-State
12-12
Co.
Corp.
12-19
12-12
' 1- 2
class A__
_1
(quar.)____:
(quar.-,
Inc.
6%
Inc.,
Stock
1- 2
BlO
12-24
11-22
$1.12'4
3%
15c
1
1-
Apco
Corp.
Research
Insurance
40^
-
56'4c
4.72%
Arkansas
Armour
6
1
p.n
1
9
19
Stock
Western
Co.
(quar.)
9
Rubber
Arrow-Hart
Asbestos
12-20
Ash
12-11
1-15
&
,
>.
(
preferred
64%
2-21
3-2
12-13
1-8
12-20
*
1-8
12-20
1-31
1-10
25c ;
12-31
12-17
50c
1__I_
50c
(quar.i^
10 c
Corp.
___4
83/4C
1-
2
12-16
31c
1-
2
12-13
$1.12 Va
1-
2:
12-13
$1
1-
2-
-
%quar.i_;
Electric
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
Aroostook
4'/4%.
1-30
1-
2
Bank
1-15
1-.8
Lank
Stockholders
35c
1-15
12-20
of
Bank
2-1
1-15
Bank
1-
2
12-
9
2
12-
9
2
l_-i
j
1-
12-
2
California
New
of
Nova
12-31
12-10
of
Bank
1-
14 c
5
$1.50
1-
2
12-
5
65c
1-
2
12-13
Shares,
Bankers
T-
12-14
2
?2-;4
12-31
2%
2
1-
.
0
11-25
Oil
of Canada,
2
12-11
Barton
lie
12-11
Basic,
Inc.,
$5.60
12-20
preferred
convertible
Products
Basic
11-29
2
Bathurst
12V2C
1-
1
12-20
$1.50
1-
2
12-10
$2.25
1-
3
12
% $2.25
7-
3
6-23
Bath
'20c
2-
6
12-31
Bath
10c
2-
'6
12-31
Bausch
1-
2
12-16
4%
12-30
12-16
2
12-12
■
2-
1
1-15
■
$1.50
.
5-
1
4-15
■-
pref. (s-a)
1-3
12-31
12-17
2-25
1-31
2
12-13
1-2
12-31
1-
$1.56 y4
$1.40
1-
2
12-31
62VaC
1-
2
12-31
(quar.),
1
___;
1-31
^_____
3
1-10
2
2
Class
A
iquar.l
Bastian-Blessing
32VaC
35c
'
23
12-16
1-
1
1-
2
12-ii?
1-30
1-10
Extra
Co.
25c
(quar.i
Lomb
&
preferred
(James
1-15
12-31
1-15
2% 31
15c
2-29
i 20'•2C
12-31
20c
2-
7
12-13
4*2%
30c
12-13
1-
2
12-13
12-31
12-13
$1.50
12-31
12-13
46 c
2-
1
1-
3
4-
3
3-13
35c
1-
2
12-16
$1.12 V2
1-
2
12-16
140c
1-
2
12-10
140c
4-
1
3-20
1-
2
12-10
.
(quar.,
common
;
(quar.)
(quar.,
^
125c
1:50c
1-
7
12-23
Class
A
(quar.)_
1:70c
1-20
12-31
Clais
A
(quar.,—
1-
3
12-26
$1.40
preferred
$1.40
$.0094
1-
3
12-26
5c
1-
3
i2-26
17 V2C
2-
1
1-
2'
Pepch
110c
1-15
1-
2
1-2
Van
1-
2
,
1-30
5%
&
12-31
1-
3
25c
_____■
1-17
12-31
3-
2
1-31
1-
2
12-16
18c
-
$1.1614
1-
2
12-16
$1.18
1-
2
12-16
4%
Bell
$1.08
1-
2
12-16
$1.37
1-
2
12-16
Corp.
Bemis
Bros.
icial
4.50%
2-
1-15
1-15
1-
35c
(quar.)___—_—
*—
(s-a)
(quar.)
7 Vac
—
12-9
' 12-
12-31,
$1.25'
S2.25
1-15
12-10
3%
12-31
30c
/
12-
12-31
1-10 7
1-20
2%
$2.75
1-20
35c
1-15
1-
6
1-
3
17-16
—
3%
35c
—
..
1-21
12-31
$1.20
1-15
125c
12-30
120c
'
—
—;
.
'
.
1-
I
12-10
12-
6
12-20
.1212
6
9
12-19
151.50
1-
1
12-19,
116!4C
I-
1
12-19
10c
Co.,
12-31
12-31
$1.25
1-15
12-31
$1,469
common
1-15
12-31
$1.50
—
preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Beryllium Corp.
5%
5V8%
Stock
dividend
Bethlehem
1-15
12-31
7%
preferred
25c
Bibb
——
Bear
Stock
(quar.)——_—
Stores,
dividend
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-
25c
1-
1
12-21
—
(quar.)^
class
12-16
10c
A
6
r.
1
Big
2
2
—
Corp.,
Manufacturing
11-
$1.75
(initial)
Steel
.
2%
—
—
Corp.
Bethlehem
—
(extra>____—
—
'
•'
12-26
1-13
1-15
_______
19
1- T
_
Gas
Berkshire
/
%
9'
9c
,
(quar.)—
Frocks
Berkshire
'
12-31
1-31
15c,
1
4-15
12-11
,
30c
;
'
7
1-15
1-31%
4-30
25c
7
common
Co.
12-27
2
20c
(s-a)_^
preferred
Watch
Benrus
12-27
1
20c
extra i_u
Finance,
1
2-
155c
1
(qivar.)
_____
preferred
5
3-
15c
Year-end
Beneficial
2-
2-
125c
c
of Canada
(year-end)
1
,
12-13
Co..
(quar.)
Corp.
'
12-13
1-
117 Vac %
___:
&' Mfg.
Co.
Bag
'■
3
12VaC
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
,
'
preferred
1
,
%
12-31
2-15
10c
!
(quar.)
(quar.i_^
Hardware
1'-
12-10
.
1-15
50c
4.
(quar.)_!_;
Co.
.
15c
(quar.i
Storage
Telephone
5%
.
'
(quar.)___r.
Common
Bene
$1.16 V4
1
iquar.)
Preferred
Belknap
1-17
4-
Cortlcelli Ltd.—
Common
1-15,
135c
Railroad
Petroleum
Belding
12-31
2
Transport
Creek
Belco
1-
125c
/
3-10
1
135c
iquar.,
preferred
Bekins
1-15
4-
(quar.,
•
3e-Mac
s.
12-13
2212C
(quar.)
;;
1-24
22 Vac
quar.,
Distilling
i 45c
'
—
2
9c
1_
(quar.)
Foods,
Common
1-
:._
preferred
(quar.)
Lumber, Ltd,, common
Beaver
12-18
$1
(increased
B.)
Quarterly
Beatrice
2
(quar.)
preferred
12-16
1-
(quar.)
com.
Laboratories, Inc.—
Common
(increased i_
Baystate Corp.
12-16
50c
iquar.)
Inc.,
12-16.
; 1-15
5%
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Works
Iron
Beam
15c
,
——
(Cyril)
6''
5c
—
'
each
(quar.l
-
Baxter
,
cent
%
1
1-10
1-
162 VaC
1-17
3
1-
■1
112 ',2C
33-
15c
.
common
Ltd..
12-17
12-31
-
4%
12 Vac
(quar.)__
Co.
6,
1-21
12 Vac
(quar.)
iquar.l
Paper
12-
12 V2C
preferred
&
Power
12-31
1-2
2%,
12-23
1-15
1$1:75
S.00V4
preferred
1-15,
50c
—
Corp.
■
1-
$1.50
■
com..
(quar. )_..„.__
convertible
5%
1-
12-241
25c
4
common
S6.25
12-30
L%_
12-16
quar.i
7%
10-15
12-31
(stock dividend)
Distilling
2
5c,
6
1-21
'15c
;
;
i-
1-
90c
1
Ltd.,
B
22%c
12-31
a
(stock dividend)—._:_
Corp.
12-20
1
~40c
(Louisville),
l_4____
Barry Wright Corp. iquar.):
Barth Vitamin Corp., class A
Class
plus
split
Guaranty
Y.i
(N.
2
1-
Inc.
Co.
1-22
1-
(stock¬
(Houston)
2-for-l
Inc.,
&
Mortgage
Trust
Barber-Ellis
2-28
155c
California
(s-a)
preferred, (quar.)
of
12-27
2-
5%
Common
Barber
I2I2C
Tokyo
6
12-27
1-10
$1.20
1
(quar.)1_
a
1-
v
1-101
stockholders
(quar.
Southern,
12-
3114
-r.;
Southwest
Bankers
12-16
2
1-15
to
C.)
dividend)
Bond
1-
12-23
25c
Scotia
Bankers
1-2
2
(subject
12-13
2
12-23
1-
40c
(quar.)_:
A.
Y.
•
12-16
1-2
20c
.50c
approved
stock
10%
Bank
12-30
25c
split
stock
(quar.
iquar. i_
York
the
of
holders
$1.25
1-2
4..:|
of
Bank
2
1-15
^
Jan.. 9)
on
Bank
12-10
N.
(N.
dividend
approval
3
12-31
2
2
1-
.%
Bank
18c
11-
1-15
$1.07
___;
3-for-2
a
Y.)
(N.
Commerce
Stock
1-
approve
Extra
1-
1-16
1-15
1-15
$1
■
of
V2C
25c
12-13
:
(quar.)_^
Buffalo
of
3 %
8-,ac
12-31
22c
$1.75
(quar.)_,
Building & Equipmentr-
Extra
2
12-13
iquar.)
preferred
3
12-31
20c
(quar.)_,
Aroostook RR.
Hydro-Electric, common
(quar.):
preferred
preferred
1-
12V2C
&
7%
Corp.
12-13
1-2 J
15c
(reduced)—:
Co.
,
Co.—
(quar.)
&
12-13
12-30
5c
(quar.)Jt
A
class
12-30
20c
;
Chemical
Transit
&
Bangor
6
12-
12-31
15c
_d
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.l
12-11
Co.—
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
18 c
(reduced-quar.)___!
Extra
12-31
12-23
2
'
Co.
common
2
1-
__j_
Aircoil
Bangor
Co.
Ltd.
Ltd./
12-12
1-
43C
3%
412%
4%
1_
Corp.,
Temple,
6%
.
t42c
i- '2
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Hegeman Electric Co.—
J.)
(A.
Instrument
Co.,
Gas
Baltimore
%
Armstrong
12-31
2
1-27
——
Corp.
&
1-10
62 Vac
4
quarterly
preferred
Baltimore
Gas—
dividend
Arlington
Industrial
Baltimore
12-31
1-
1-24
2-20
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
(quar.i
B
12-31
4%
(quar.)_^
5%
Inc.,
Wilcox
Welt
1-15
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
T.),
&
1-15
—
for
"
(stock dividend)——^
(B.
Backstay
12-27
1-29
25c
1
;
"
25c
Year-end
1-20
x_
Bacharach
3c
_____
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.32%
5.48%
12-
1-15
75C
12-13
Co.
D
Baldwin Montrose
_____
preierred (quar.)
4—4'
4.65%
preferred 2nd ,series (quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—
'
12- 6
1-31
12-16
VI
2
V
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Francisco 1—
(San
Co.
___ ___
Armstrong
^
Babcock
$1
4.65%
g
1
«3
Babbitt
12-13
Argus. Ltd. (increased)
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.:—
12- 6
12-30
B
12-16
—1—
■
Argonaut
Initial
1
4_
(increased,-quar.)______
Corp.
1^-16
—_
(increased-ouar.)
(stock dividend)—
Oil
Applied
1
1
30c
Inc.
Anthony. Pools,
12-
1
1- 1
2-28
1- 7
'
50c
'
prelerred___
1- 1
1- 1
share held)
shares
pfd.
2nd
value
par
12-
12-13
OOC
.
1
12-
12-31
25 c
12-
12-
12-13
(increased)
(11
12-31
12-31
1
______
stock
B
on
'
.
7
1-15
1-31
7 Vac
14334C"
,
1-
12-16
i
12-31
t$0.001
dividend
A-
12-31
12-31
$1.06 W.'
12-14
1-17
131 y4c
$1.25
b;"!_——
'
4;
12-20
2
.
12-16
1-
117 Vic
—
2 '.'0
(quar.)
1
(increased)
C
Stock
+$1.56 >4
-,
(quar. >____
Co. Ltd.,
Class
(quar.)
2
1-15
l!fr
134.% c
4%
_______
1-
Z
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
1-
:
__:
pfd.
Products
1-
—
B^iincreased)
12-12
12rl6
-^c
343sc
Anglo-Newfoundland Development (quar.)4_
Anthes Imperial Ltd.; class A (quar.)_.
:
t$1.4334
(quar.)J__i_:
Gas
Chemical
1- 2
$1.05
$1.15
Line
Class
2
2
_■■
dividend)
$1.31 W
Coupling
A
1-
1-
3
10c
Anglo-Lautaro
130c
(quar.)
preferred
.
12-31
1-
3:
137 Vac
6%
6
1-
1-24
1-
12-12
125c
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Class
(quar.)—__—_
(quar.)__
Nitrate, class
2
5%
12-16
/
(quar.)
1
1-
9
12-17
5>2%
31
12-
40c
preferred
2-
(quar.)
A
Year-end
(quar.)__—
Uniform Co. iquar.i___
——_
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Class
v
$1.37Va
pfd.. (quar.(____
B
Alberta
Alcolac
■
12-26
1-13
12-13 V
:
•,
(quar.)__^__
Trunk
Gas
-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.52%
'
•
.
Co., 4.20%
Power
4.60%
534%
—_
_______
Corp..
Gas
Alabama
6(4,%
quar.)___
dividend
Stock
Alberta
___'
7%
12
Corp.,. 7%
Steel
12-13
75c
Angelica
Common
2
9334C
1-
1
1-
12-24
125c
(stock
co.
12-31
1
Year-end
Anchor
2-
2oc
(stock dividenu,
Plarj
Devices
Automatic
2
(quar.)
class B
Corporation,
Thrift
Increased
Corp.-;—___—_——-—4—
Gard
Anchor
$2.80
1-2
1-15
Aileen,
Andy
$1
quar.;
i
corp.
Amo-Soler
Avalon
$1
preferred
(quar.)____
B
(quar.)
Atlas
Audio
9 7 '2 C
—______
Corp.—
convertible
60c
>
20c
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
(increased
Y.)
Anderson-Electric
B
Credit
12-13
1-
-
(quar.)_
Class
12-13
12c
Apache Corp., 6%% convertible preierred—
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., com (quar.l —
preferred
>
Atias
7c
preferred (s-ai
S4.5) preferred
(s-a)__—_r—_
Ampal-American Israel, 4% pfd. (annual),
\
%
loc
S4.50
$4
&
preferred A (quar.
Wholesalers, Ltd., class
12-31
1-24
•
5
Ltd.—
(quar.)
45c
5% pfd. (s-a)——
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
Tobacco
American
1- 1
(slock dividend—
Co. (quar.)
Surety
&
Quarterly
American Thread,
12-13
$2.50
(quar.)_;
120C
company
$1.20
Avco
Amoskeag Co.—
12-5
.
&
12-31
12-20
2-20
12-31
5%'"-'
-v-T-—- - - ■—
Telegraph Co.—
—i_;__——___
—_ -
—
Telephone
12-20
12-19
Atlantic
9
12-
1-
•
'/'/
(quar.34;,bc
preferred
Aetna
Reduced
American
12-20
1-10
co.,
sugar
12-
12-31
2
15c
6C
_—-u—-
(quar.)
12-31
30c
1-15
,
12-13
1-10
35c
common iquar.)•_—
5.44%
preferred (quar.)_____;——
American Technical
Machinery Corp.—
1- 1
2
12-
$1.50
(Indianapolis)
12-13
12-31
3-
20c
f
6
12-27.
$4.50
Lodges
class-4
Common
12-16
.
3%
7
1-24
12-
1
38 V4C
12-io
-
(quar. 1;——____
Sterilizer (stock dividend) _—_
Amenpan
12-27
,
j.2-io
———————
Co.
2-
(initial quar.,
Refining Co.—
3.75%
preferred B (quar.)
Atlantic Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—
12-20
2
$1
(Monthly)
(qtiar.»____
2
1-10
loc
& Charlotte Air Line Ry.
(s-a,__
City Electric, common' (quar.
preferred (quar.,
4%
12-23
nreferrod
American
37Vac
(quar.)
Techniques
Aerosol
Common
1-29
income,
ordinary
Co.
Stamping
States Insurance
30c
25c
_j
Atlantic
.
12-16
(quar.)—2—_—-—-—
preferred
6%
American
American
$1.48
25c
I
______
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)_i—
Air Investment & Discount, Inc.—
net
1-15
I-
30c
(N Yi
(quar.)
'
.
(s-a,
2
Atlantic
•
common
3-
Co.—
Ry.
Fe
12-12
Atlantic
62«/2C
(quar.)——_________
Co.,
Santa
,
12-27
2
1
12-23
lc
Shuff
1-15
1-
65c
;
1-
12-23
30C
'
American
iquar.
1-
1-16
8i V2O
plus llc from
A
JU-27
25c
pref,
Bangor
—
i-10
Atlantic
i2-JL J
$1.12 v2
1
12-19
12-30
136c
2nd
1-16
-50c
(quar.).—__
class
&
12-24
2
1-10
15c
12-20
——
Corp.,
Co.
preferred
Motor
2DC
Equipment
American Realty Trust (D. C.)—
Shares of beneficial interest—
—--—
American Seal-Kap Corp. of Del.—
Common
(year-end,
—
—,
5%
preferred (quar.)
;
—
American Security Investment Co. (S. CD-
'/
2
is
Pnotocopy
American
.
5%
2%
/—_—
Phoenix
1-
1-15
J.UC
(quar.,
a
Corp.,; common
(quar.)
1st preferred (s-a)
Atlanta
7
Bank & Trust Co.—
dividend
'Stock
12- 2
12-11
-
1- 1
1-
$3
1-
■
iquar.l
Optical Co.
American
11-29
11-29
1-11
_r~"
(quar.
Co. ($1.22
gains and
Express
term
^
(quar.)
Process
Acushnet
Adams
N.
American
mass
(quar.)
non-cum,
5c
National Fire Insurance Co.
Quarterly _______—.——
Natural
Gas
Co
12-20
lr22
12-13
12-20
12-13
3
—
•
.
National
r.
10c
Atkinson
1-17
2
1-
American
$14c
$28 .'/ac
8c
quar.)—
preferred
(quar.,
(A. R.t, Inc. (quar.)—___
•4 Vz %
Acme
5c
2-25
2-
common
American
Ltd.—
Paper,
&
Power
Abitibi
gains)
capital
(Chicago)
!
8c
(quar.)__
;
Athey Products, new common
Two-for-one stock
split
2
7
(s-a,
investment income
American
'
Holders
5%
Mutual Fund—
from
12-^u
12-30
2-15
r
1-1
1- 6
17V2C
60c
$3
Laboratories (increased quar.) ______
Abercrombie & Fitch, $6 preferred (s-a)__l
Aberdeen Petroleum, class A (annual)______
Abbott
12-
1-
(quar.)——
Products
Metal
7c
v
Stores Corp.-—
convertible
preferred
(quar.)_
12-30
3
—
Inc.,.
American
01
12-20
^
(quar.) —
preferred
convertible
414%
Inc.
Extra
held.
Climax,
Metal
American
,
$0,024
Lines,
Topeka
Common
being paid
share of Vapor Corp.
a
share
each
lor
12-31
10c
dividend
of
$.017
14-xO
1-
,quar.)
(quar.)
—
4_:_
(quar.)
———
Machine & Foundry Co.—
plus
l^-3x
2-
approval of SEC)_
to
1-10
$1.5614
v—
(quar.»_
:_.
Corp.—
cash
from
income
12-20
•
5c
1-iO
1
12 (-2 0
Corp. (monthly)
International Corp. (63 cents from
r.bove
1i.e
Payable of Rec.
Bros.
Aaronson
Atchison
1
2-
3/V2C
preferred (quar.)————
3.90% preferred (quar.)—-I
—
American Manufacturing Co
—r
12-lb
12-^0
When
Per
12-31
1-25
2-
50c
5%
1-J0 • ; .1- 2
1-15
12-31
12-26
12"^6
13c; 2- 5
1-24
25c
1-15
1^,-31
40c
1-15
12-27
40c
1-15
12-27
40c
2- 1
1-1d
Share
Investment
19c
preferred
preierred
$1.25
-
.
T
Name of Company
Associates
-iJ
y
Products
Home
American
paid.
preceding table.
12-
12-31
60c
capital gains and 12 cents
from income), —
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
the
give
we
weeks and not yet
1
long-term
5Vii%
dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
1-
1-15
Hardware
1-21
12-3L
2-1
1-28
1---'
1- 2
Truck
dividend on A and B sharesF'und, Ltd.——_———:(increased quar.)_
Stock
514%
1-31
2-14
2oc
12c
.
,
01,
+37Vac
(quar.,—————
Chocolate
Wilbur
-
*2-20
1-1
l-lo
1-15
2-1
;
5c
4.„?/5c '
Associated
investment
Atlantic Acceptance Corp.,
common
(quar.)
American
.
J" 2
20c
3 /<• .
9
Growth
*2-20
Washington
(Evanston,
:■
15-50
i-iu
1- 2
i-W
——.—-
12-
ouC
1--
—!
Greetings
American
12-21
12-51
31c
—
$3
2c
30c
——10c
Year-end
preferred
American
12-2/
1-24
2c
Corp.——-:
(increased quar.
Company
Warner
—
Terminals
&
Warehouse
1- 8
1--0
20c
;
12-30
Apartments
Walnut
1-0.
$2.50
Co.——
RR.
Wabash
(quar.)
Corp.
Commonwealth
Virginia
1-3l
5- 1
5c
1
Fund—-———--——
(quar.)———-—-—
(quar.
1
r—~
American
12-30
10c
1-
Express
American
1- 1
-
_—
_
1 2
^
56(4c
Inc. (quar.)——
2
(2-for-l stock split)—_
Mills
Fair
6%
1-31
2-lo
(quar.)
10c
(quar.i
Securities,
Electric
American
net
& Rogers
Waters
Van
l\l
Products
-4
participating preierred
30c
i d
2-15
2-15
6-1
38c
_48c
—
(subject
div.
American
1.1 =
2-id
10c
5%'preferred (1963 series) (quar.)
—
5% preferred (1959 seriesi iquar.,..-United Insurance Co. of America (stock div.l
Subject to approval of stockholders Feb. 18
U. S. Industries, Inc., 4(4%
pfd. A (quar.)
U. S. Realty & Investments (s-aI—
Special
—
Vanity
'
38c
-
Associated
(initial)
Participating
Enterprise
.
12-13
Power-
Electric
American
11 18
2 I
6
43-14C
Sugar,
preferred
prior
American
J78WJ
1st preference
1-
4%
preferred (1954 series) (quar.).
American Distilling
(quar.)
—.—
American & Eiird Mills (increased quar.)_—
—--——'' ( :r~
Acceptance,
6(4%
Cos.
dividend
Crystal
American
Union
Mortgage
10c
5%
three-foi-two
a
Associated
7dc
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
:
$6.25 class A preierred (quar.)
American Consumer Indus.ries, com.
.
-—
12-16
net realized profit
$1.25
4(a%
2-14
12"26
Iti-iU
9
45c
$3.50 preferred (quar,)__——
Discount (Ga.), com.
10
A
12-20
y
—-—
American
lift
1 2a
2
i7v2C
Pipe—
Cryogenics
iJ
1
12-10
1-10
luc
capital gains plus $0,011
1-
1-
30c
(quar.)———
Iron
A
I
.■
JL-
20c
(quar.)——
common
Co.,
Cast
Stock
}2-19
' 1 mOQ
nci/
*1
.!
12-19
25c
(quar.)
—
-----Transcontinental Bus System (increased)—
Tube investments. Ltd.-———-——
4.25%
lo.lt
(quar.,$1-06/4
preferred
preferred
preferred
4V4%
4.56%
Can
preferred
American
ncp
(increased quar.l—
Co., com.
Shoe
American
f
""*/■
ElXtrQ.T —
Brake
from
^
2'b
(yeai-cau,
corp.
Arma
$0,013
Ltd.. ,class
(resumcu;
Trust—
1
1-
115c
^
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Co.
v>':;'6% ' preferred (s-a)
American Cement, common
:
i2-28
i
*
1-1
Fund
Business Shares Inc.—
American
x. 8
-
•
7%
1-17
1-15
1UC
Thurow
Toledo Edison
9-14
.
.
—
.(quar.u
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
5.04%
preferred (initial)—
Publishing
Taylor
Brewing co.
Associated
(quar.,—_
common
Special distribution irom
American
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Shore
.
'
Rubber,
Boscn
American
12 20
OEp
(quar.l
Inc.
Talon,
Book
American
2-14
12-20
2
„
1- 2
435c
>
•'
r.,.\
i
Associated
12-i.J
dividend
American
Q
6- /_c
3-20
l
(quar.)
Biltrite
Stock
12-23..
Class
'
Bank
American
12.3l
12.3l
1- 1
36%c
pfd. (quar.%--
A payment omitted at this time
Cobb Artier, 5V preferred (s-a)_—
Mold Corp. (quar.)
———
3
1-15
*?c
,
'1-10
1
„
iquar.,—
Note, common
preferred
6%
American
12-18
^
1
2-
.
i_ r
2-
_
34.38c
class A iquar.)-
Brocx, Ltd.,
B; (quar.) —
Air
American
Squirt
Stanley
1
1-
Filter
American
T.
"
,
Hardware
H.)
9J140
Corp,
Amerace
Company
(J.
4-
i.quar.,i_
$o.<5 piu.
Auiei'.,
Ashdown
933/4C
"
Sugar (quar.)__,
(increased quar.,
Year-end .'in
stock —_________—
12.1J
12.13
20c
——
Company x
——
Standard-Thompson Corp.—
5Va% convertible preierred iaccum.l__—
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
ox
CO.
•
Per
7
2-
3-10
Amalgamated
12-2J
u_zj
12_27
Aluminum
1-3
6c
:
Engineering
Spray
1Qc
—•
•
——
lnc
Spic & Span,
12-31
s>i^°
bystem, inc.
Spector Freight
preierred
$3.75
.
'
America,
of
Co.
Aluminum
x.17
o_
Monday, December30,1963
...
'
« •
•
Name of
Payable of Rec
Share
of Company
Name
u Payable of Rec.
Company
Name of
'•
When Holders
Per
"V
'
Holdert
When
Per
*'-■>
•
— ■: -
-
■
5c
2*2%
1-
6
12-20
1-
6
12-23
•'
>
The Commercial
Number 6329
198
Volume
/•'*/.'
Gc
20c
1-10
—
30 c
1-10
20%
2oc
2-23
1-2
1-2
1- 2
Extra
dividend
stock
(quar.)
Macnine
Bird
—_______
—-—
_______
50c
25c
Extra
Bird
(increased i
Son
&
Electric—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.60%
,i"o?
5c
.
cell
Inc.
Raceway,
Bonnet
Blue
+4c
_
2- l
*4°
(.quar-.)—__
■
Quarterly
-_-w
Gold Ordinary Amer. dep. receipts
(Interim payment of Rand 0.14 per share
-less
7%%
South African Non-Resident
2" 1
•
TaX)
Bobbs-Merrill, 4%% pfd.
Boliack (H. C.) co.—
i'
Cascade
Boise
Corp.,
Fisheries
(quar.)
4%
pfd.
(quar.)__
12-30
1-2
2- 1
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Industries,
12-4
—
12-1.0
9-30
9-30
12-20
$68%c
i62Vzc
1- 1
1- 1
12-13
12-,13
Extra
Insurance Co. (quar. )
Bowater Co. of Nortn America
Lta.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
•;
Bowater Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—
5Vz %
preferred (quar.)_.
Bowl-Mor Co., 30c preferred
(quar.i
Bowser,
Inc., 5.75'%
preferred (s-a)
$1.20
preferred (quar.)
Brach (E. J.)
& Sons
(quar.)____
5% %
5%
t68%c
7V2c
80c
80V2c
„
1-2
1- 2
12-31
12-31
1- 2
12V2C
12-31
12-30
'
Co.,
Bristol-Myers
American
British
'
Columbia Telephone—
British
shares
—
Wall
15)
Jan.
1-15
1-15
1- 1
2- 1
3-13
B
(quar.)
Co.
Shoe
1-13
2- 1
(quar.)
fincreased-quar.)
,
}#e
•
Mills,
Burrus
common———
Butler
Mfg.,
common
Shoe
Butler's
Corp.,
preferred
4y2%
Butterick
Co,
25c
iOc
——
—
__—
C.
T.
I.
CTS
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Financial
Corporation
Corp.
Calgon
quar.)
(increased
Extra
California
preferred
$1.50
Calumet
Camden
Stock
&
Hecla,
Trust
(quar.)_
Inc., $4.74
(N.
!
18c
(Increased-quar.)
4-30
1-30
4-30-64
Extra
1-28
1-28
(initial)
Canada Bread
Canada
$4.25
Canada
4 V4%
Canada
Co., Ltd., $2.75 pfd._i.____—.
$68%c
Corp., common (quar.)____„„
25c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06y*
Iron
Foundries, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$25c
preferred
(quar.)
;____
■'fSl.Oe1/*'
Packers,I Ltd.,
Participating
Canada
class
and
A
Mortgage
5%
preferred
Steamship Lines,
preference
%
(quar.)_
'
;
'
1- 2
$25c
1-
,
$$1.10
2
4V2%
8-20
net
1-1
11-30
12- 6
.%____
(quar.)_
Y.)
New
common
preferred
_______
(quar.)
—2__—
(quar.)
r—
2
12-23
25c
12-31
12-16
3%
12-31
11-22
30c
12-31
12-12
87V2C
Ltd.,
1-23
87 %c
3-31
3-13
i$i
1-10
12-20
:f$l
1-10
12-20
J10C
;___
2-15
1-10
12-20
common
1
participating payment on common and
preferred)
—
20c
1-
2
12-23
60c
1-
2
12-16
6c
1-
2
12-11
$1.50
1-
1
12-20
5c
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
(s-a)__
Colonial
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
Colonial Industries,
1-
2
12-10
Cplor-Craft Products
1-
4
12-20
1-
1
12-13
1
1-. 1
12-13
1-
1-
Extra
5%,
$6
(quar.)
pfd. B
(quar.)_—
10c
Fuel
Iron
&
preferred
5 V2
62 %C
12-31
12-
68 %C
12-31
12-
of
dividend
two
shares
1-22
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
5%'
preferred (quar.)s5.35%
preferred
(quar.)—
Columbia Cellulose Co., Ltd. (s-a )_____
510c
')
12-18.
Vz %
2
Plastic
Columbus
&
Products
Electric—
Ohio
Southern
12-31
12-31
10c
12-10
_
1
1-
1
12-10
(N.
1
12-10
Stock
Bank
of
C.l
(s-a)
class
C
12-20
12-31
class
11-25
12-31
D
12-31
11-25
12-27
1-
7
12-23
45c
12-31
11-29
12-31
11-29
2
11-29
10%
dividend
Common
Solvents
22 VzC
quar.)
1%
dividends
13%C
-
Commercial
1-
1
Standard
1
12-13
1-
1
(Fort
12-13
1-
1
12-13
1-15
12-31
1-
Worth)
1-
preferred
burgh)
Bank
Trust
&
Co.
(Pitts
1-
12-10
11-
12-
6
45c
Conde
Conn
1-
3
12-27
1-
3
.12-27
12-31
12-20
1-10
3
12-14
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-31
12-13
1
1-
2
$1.12y2
72V2c
1-15
12-30
1-15
12-30
(quar.)__i_—62y2c
30c
1-15
12-30
2-14
1-
1-
6
12-18
6
10c
80c
12-31
12-17
40c
12-31
12r17
50c
62'/2c
6
Research
12-26
11-29
12-26
1-10
12-20
Nast
1-
,
1-15
1-
3
%c
1-20
12-20
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-16
40c
1-
6
12-16.
10c
(increased)-
Inp.
1-30
1-15
-
quar.)_^
1%
preferred
$1.75
(quar,)_
,
1-
6
12-26
$1.50
(quar.)__
preferred
1-
6
12-26
General
Lieht
Ins.
Life
Power
&
1-10
12-13
,1-
1
11-29
22c
1-
2
12-20
25c
Connecticut
Connecticut
Printers
Connecticut
Connohio,
1-
2
12-20
10c
1-
2
12-20
10c
1-
2
12-20
10c
4-
1
3-20
$1.25
2-
1
1-
3
$1.03
2-
1
1-
3
$1.31%
2-
1
1-
3
24c
(increased)
3fiCj;
(increased)
(quar.)____________
40c
Inc.,
common——
preferred
iquar.)_.—_—
preferred
iquar.)______
Consolidated
Co.
Edison
—
—4
of N. Y.—
$5 preferred /(quar,) ___________——
4.12% preferred A (quar.—
5V4%
seri&s
preferred (quar,)—_
Industries Corp.
B
Electronics
Quarterly
—
Consolidated
Foods
Consolidated ' Mining
of
Canada
Consolidated
Ltd
(increased-qtiar.)__——
& Smelting Company
—
Natural
Gas
33%c
Oil
&
Consolidated
Paper
Rock
12-16
1-
12-
1
9
1-15
12-20
:130c
1-15
12-20
2-15
1-15
4-15
,10-4
J40c
——
Gas,
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)—_—_
———4.—-
—-—
Consolidated
1-6
57*/2C
—--——
(quar.)
25 c
(stock dividend)
(A payment of one common stock purr
chase warrant for each 25 shares com.
Consolidated
•
12-27
1
Ltd.-^-
(increased
6%
«
Extra
;
2-
11%C
:
Publications,
(C:. G.),
6ommon
Products
(quar.)
f:
12-20
1
Development—
&
(quar/
preferred
12-26
12-31
2
2
$1,37%
(quar.)
1-24
2-1
1-
Co,—
preferred
,
2
1-
8c
'
1-
1-
2-
15c
(resumed)__
12-17
12-17
3
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
12
1st
Community
12-16
1-
2-
'
Quarterly
5Va%
12-10
2-14
Gas
Commonwealth Water
2
1-
12-16
c.
1-10
12-31
12-16
2
40c
.1—
—
-
12-10
2-
11-30
2
1-
15c
(quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co.
12-10
1-
1-15
1-
-
Extra
Consolidated
(resumed)/—$1;.25
6
9
40c
_
12-20
Corp.—
—
6
12-
12-
5%
(quar.)__
(N. J.)
dividend
.Stock
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
11-30
Western Ry
12-
12-31
25c
(quar.)_
12-20
12-31
(quar.)_
12-31
12-31
Insurance
Commercial Trust Co,
12-13
1-
iOc
(resumed)—.
1-
Corp.—
(increased
Stock
Western Ry.—
preferred
.
12-23
2 V2 %
Shearing & Stamping—
Commercial
11-25
11-25
5
;u__—'
2
10c
12-31
12-31
5
87y2c
1-17
1-31
1-
'>
11-25
1-15
of Virginia, (quar.)_______
12-24
1-30
.
)-
11-25
12-31
12-
(quar.)_____
1'
3
30c
:
dividend
12-31
1-15
12-
(quar.)
1
12-20
$1.12 Yz
Y.
/
12-20
12-
■
35c
.
1-10
i
America-
North
i
.
3
30c
1-
12-30
.'
2
2-
10c
-■
Commercial
12-10
•1-
1-
60c
_
\
'
12-30
2-17
5c
Columbus
'
,
12-18
2-17
10c
12-30
Telephone
,12-30
$1.06»/«
_
1
12-16
$1.25
$1.33%
held)
five
i
.
6
Gas—■
stock
i a
each
1
6
(quar.)
B
Colorado Interstate
Common
■
Corp.—
(quar.')__
A
preferred
»■
r'
income)____
'
for
' 5c
;
f
i
(Waterbury, Conn.)—
Energy Shares—
investment
Colorado
12-13
1
1
&
Growth
(From
12-13
7c
income_____
11-27
(A
40c
—
1-31
3-
■
12-31
,
2
1-10
10%
(quar.)
Colonial Bank & Trust
1-15
70c
common.
Chicago & North
5%
12-19
12-19
1-
(quar.)
Collins Radio
York Trust Co.^-v
Extra
5%
preferred
5
12-31
$1
5c
70q
120c
(increased)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3y2'% pfd, (quar.)
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
(quar.)_„
—
Chicago Bridge & Iron
(quar.)_
•.
Common
1-
(resumed)
5
12-20
15c
56Vic
25c
v
75c
$1.12y2
30c
6c
20c
75c
—
(quar.)
6
12-16
1-
par
Equipment
12-
1- 2
10c
—
preferred
______
investment
Chicago Great
'«'$
per
12-
Co.—
—______
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Chesapeake Corp.
■
20c
3
12-31-
$1.03
$1.16
$1.19
$1.34%
'
68c
!
preferred class. A & B
Preferred
1-10
2
2-
12-31
(stock dividend)
share redeemable
12-18
$1.25
31c
62y2c
33%c
1-
1-23
Corp.
held)_l_4
shares
3
'12-31
2%
12-16
$1
Hardware
1-
1-31'
______"
—
(N.
Bank
& Unadilla
on
five
1-
$1
$1.23
25c
—
Inc.__
Preferred
12-13
1- 2
8-31
2-10
'
$1.75
Collingwood Terminals,
7 %'
preferred
6,
Fund, Inc. (capital gains distribu¬
payable in cash or stock)—
tion
*
.•.$31,/4C;'I
2-20
$3.50
Chemical
3- 6,
3-6
12-13
Ltd.—
(s-a)
12-10
2-28
or
(quar.)
Quarterly
Chemical
Enterprises
12-18
12-13
12.-13
12-6
12-13
1
4-1
12-31
3
2
(Atlanta) —
Electionics,1' (stock dividend)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (quar.)
Stock
—
4%%
Transit
Chemical Bank
Extra
4-
1-10
1-
2-10
2
3-
5c
Cohu
1-31
3-
12-31
30c
—
immediately at
Cochran
1-15
17y2c
$1.75 preferred
(quar.)
143%c
$1 preferred (quar.)_^—_______—425c
Chenango
1-13
9
12-
—___—i—___
Refining
(1963)',
Chemcell
12-26
' 1- 2
9
12-
2%
(quar.)
(Stock dividend)—
of' Coburn Internatioii&l
every
Commercial
(quar.)_——;_——_
Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)_
Manhattan
12- 4
1
12-
1
10c
Co.
share
for
1
50c
dividend
(One
1-
87'/2c
1
dividend)___/__
(quar.)
Coehrane-Dunlop
1-
15c
Papers,
Chateau-Gai Wines
9
$50c
L_
Canada Safeway Ltd.—
Canada
$75c
$12V2C
(s-a)
Corp._____;
Extra
4.40%
B
:___
Permanent
Chase
4
1-
12-13
2
11
1- 2
1- 1
<
12-31
1-
—_—:—'——
1-
Dry
1-29
15c
(quar.
Oil &
1-
'
12yac
'
1-29
12-31
12-13
(quar.)_
Life Insurance
Credit
Coburn
6
'
(quar.).
E'xtra
From
35c
of' Calif.
12-17
12-31
12-13
12-31
Peabody & Co.—
Stock
3
1-21
12-31
5c
10%
Corporation
(stock
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co
Products (resumed)________
preferred
preferred
4%
C
held,
Motor Transport
Gotham,
preferred
preferred
Chart-Pak,
guaranteed
Coastal States
12-
(quar.)
_'
(quar.)__—
preferred,. (quar.)__
Charlbstown
Bakeries—
Quarterly
Casuals
■
7%
15
$1.16
Channing Financial Corp., common (quar.)
80c
convertible
nreferred
(quar.)
12-27"
$5c
preferred
Cliamplin
12-27
;•
i__
Campbell Taggart Associated
6%
4-15
$11 y4c
!_
2
3
32'/2c
—
Public Service—
Wisconsin
Champion
4-15
1-15
8c
__^
5%
12-13
1-31
8c
series
(quar.
6%
12-13
8c
____:
Quarterly
;
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.—
Campus
1- 2
12-31
iquar.)
preferred
Chadbourn
2-
Comptroller
S.
Aluminum
Cluett
12-13
(quar.)—
of
,_.
Common
12-20
35c
2-14
3
1-
1
1-
$1.50
$1.15
87y2c
(quar.)___
(quar.)___l
(quar.)
5.44%
12-11
12y2c
2
Club
21c
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
Central
1-2f
12-31
Co.,
5%%
12-31
2%
:
____—
___^
12-31
Clifton
12-18
———_
Vermont
4.65%
'
,
12-18
1
—-
shares
20
each
for
4.75%
1- 2
1-2
1-2
—
—
Fastener Corp.
(quar.)—.
Campbell Machine Inc.—
Quarterly
2- 3
2-3
2-3
37V&C
Camloc
Quarterly
2- 3
$1.18%
2
2
(quar.)
—__2
^—
preferred
preferred «quar.)
— '
preferred
(quar.)—__—__—___—
4.15%
12-31
30c
31c
31 Vic
pfd.-(quar.)—
—
Central
12-31
1.-2
—— ~——-—
(quar.)
J.)
dividend
4.96%
$1.35
12'31
l-iu
1-20
2-15
1- 9
'
Clevite
1-
1-
12-16
Pittsburgh RR.—
regular (quar.)
special
1-10
3-
1
guaranteed
1
1-15
1-13
1-
-——
4%
2-
1-
5
:
7%
$1.18
Corp.—
(one
share
cash
preferred
$2.50
io"n
U.
and
(quar.)
I-,
Cleveland &
Service—
dividend.
Stock
12-}^
20c
20c
$1.25
—
——
in
Products
1-10
1-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)__—(
^Central Telephone
$4
1-20
Co.—
Gas
Western
preferred
$1.25
21
Jan.
Currency)
12-16
i-
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
JJ-lfa.
1-15
1- 2
l
12-10
2
$1.12V2
(initial-quar.J
Securities
Central
1- J
30c
quar.) —:
California Water & Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)_,,—;
^^
$1.24 preferred (quar.);—
1.—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—
Cement
Portland
City
'
preferred
3.50%
12-2G
$15c
-_'l
—
(quar.)—.
Packing
California
California
12-1G
12-1(j)
12-31
12-1G
12-„3
_____w__
1-
$1.02y2
$1.02V2
$1.18-%
$1.20
'
(quar.r
Central National Bank (Chicago)
12
12-2/
1- 1
1-20
$$1.25
12-16
6
7
of Detroit—
(subject
to
stockholders
dividend
01
,
1-
2-
$1.37%
(quar.)
preierreu
approval
3
1-
1-20
25c
25c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
4.60%
40c
15c
:——1
bV2%
10c
—
Power—
common
preferred
6%
;
12-14
______
(quar.)—
preferred
^5%
—___—
(quar.)—_—
Co.
Public
Maine
New
1- 2
7"?r
1-15
2-3
common—_——1
Ltd.
Power,
Calgary
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
Central
1-2.
Corp.
City
'
12 %c
Gas Co. of Florida iquar.)
Investing CoM common iquar.).
1-17
1
12-31
$1.18%
$1.24
$1.08%
preferred (quar,)__
—
4.92% preferred (quar.)
—.___
Central Jersey Bank & Trust (Freehold, N J)
Segni-annually
___
Central Kansas Power—
/ '•
22 2C
7V2c
Byer-Rolnick
Corp.
(quar.)
Byers (A. M.) Co. (quar.)
12-23
1-
$1.12V2
$4
10c
—
2
1.9%
(stock div.)
series A
Co.)
9
J.)
Quarterly
______
Lights—
Central Illinois
28 ac
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)_.
City
11-12
1-
5%
preferred (quar.)
!
4.64%
preferred
(quar.%—>-
1- -
1-10
—
Citizens Utilities
11-12
2
Corp.—
4V2%
12-10
12-31
1- 3
12-31
12-13
12-20
2
1-
50c
preferred series A (quar;)_
preferred series B (quar.)
preferred series C (quar.) ______2_
preferred series D (quar.i—.
4.75%
1"n
1-10
25c
$1,12
45c;
$1.12/2-
Electric
&
Gas
4.80%
Central Illinois
12-31
12-31
1-20
„
—
(quar.)
preferred
4.10%
J2-31
iOc
1Gc
25c
12-10
2
1-
N.
(Englewood,
Bank
National
$3.50
'preferred (quar.—_—___
4.10%
.
'———
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
l-ib
12-31
1-
Citizens
35c
35c
(quar.)______—.___
,4.35%' preferred
4,2-!3
?
12V2C
—
(quar.)
preferred
4»/2r/o
'4%%
o
Morrill (quar.)____ri
International Detective
Agency, Inc., class A (quar.)_____——
Class B (quar.)—
—
Extra on class A and B—
Burroughs Corp. (quar,)—
—
Burroughs (J. P.) & Son (quar.i—
—
12-16
;__
1/ 7
8-14
Telephone—
12-31
7'/2c
—
Central Illinois Electric & Gas,
12-^
12-31
,,£.
J.)
(W.
Burns
12-31
25c
&
Burnham
quar.)
—
Gas
preferred
4.96%
12-;°
%;-r3
%
25c
1_
2
Quarterly
40c
!—!—
Hudson
4V2%
'•
12--<
12-31
1-13
l-b
1-30
1-
:_
Bell
Suburban
&
2-28
35c
_—
dividend
Stock
Central
■'io'ili
12 20
23c
!5c
25c
5%
(year-end)—.
Co. (quar.)
—
Vibricrafters (resumed)
Burgmaster Corp. (stock dividend)——-—'
Burnham
Corp., common
iquar.)
Company
Watch
<s-a>
*
1- 2
35c
preferred
1-15
$1.12%.
$1.75
,
non-cumulative
Quarterly
0_
i-2u
}
,
$22/20
,
—
preferred—
2_—
70c non-cumulative preferred
Central Home Trust (Elizabeth, N. J.) —
H
2-14
2-11
„
13c
—
(increased
Common
12-11
1- f
3- 2
3-16
lOc
85c
+30c
12-
30c
(quar.)___'.
Central Indiana
1- 2
JJc
2
—
Aguirre
_
;
1-
12-13
2
12-31
Sugar__________T
Central Charge Service, Inc.—
Central
J.21 pu
,
$1.13
1-
.,
and class
—
5-15
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.)—1—__
A
(quar.)
12-13
2-14
Corp.—
preferred
5%
series
preferred
2nd
Celotex
12-lu
Burgess
Special
preferred
7%
12-13
2
1
Four-for-one, in
preferred
4V2%
2
1-
1
/
Celanese Corp.—
1-
1
$2»/2c
50c
$10c
$5c
1-15
$1
$1.18%
(quar.)
9-
$7V2c-
(quar.)--
Corp.
2-14
6
6-
12-17
—:
/Extra
Ceco St^el Products
23c
2-
12-13
n
3-
12-31
'—
12-30
$1.25
2
;
3-2
30c
(quar.)
i
12-20
25c
$1.25
1-15
(quar/)——
1-10
split
quar.)__
f
*1
$1.25
5c
—
2-28
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
_s-
12-20
(quar.)
—_
A
class
—
11-26
2
preferred
5c
_________
(quar.)____
Ltd.,
Freres
two-for-one
6
1-
3-27
preferred
1-15
_________
(quarv)_^
Co.
Pomeroy & Co.____
Cassiar Asbestors, Ltd.—
,
preferred
(quar.)———Products, Ltd.
6%
2-3
">
23°
33c
Building
Bullard
Extra
«j
12-31
Ltd., class A___,—
Budget Finance Plan (Calif. 1—
New common (increased quar.)
Bulova
W.)
:
5%
5%
50c
$1.25
$1.05
(quar.)_—
com,
Case,
ll-2b
12-23
12-1^
Bruck Mills,
6%
(J.
Casavant
3- 2
1'
i
I- 6
1-1
12-31
.
______
preferred
4%
Brown
'
o
«
62/2c
Co., common
(quar.)
Brooke Bond Canada Ltd.—
4.16% preferred
(quar.)——
Brooklyn Union Gas
(quar.)—,
Brown-Forman Distillers, class A
preferred
5'%
(quar.)
& Co.,
Scott
$1.75
dividend)—
Cleveland Trencher
—;
each
—
5'%
Stock
quar.)
Gen¬
5%
10c
(quar.)
of
for
12-13
2-
3%
$1.25
12-17
12-31
2%c
16c
(quar.)—
9-18 1
7
12-13
25%
1
1-
l-io
Light--
preferred
4V2 %
3-12
6c
95c
20c
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)„__—
$3.80 pfd.
Glass
Brockway
&
preferred
Carter
Ry.
share
a
common
Enquirer
(quar.)
Gas & Electric, common
City National Bank
;
Ohio
&
Co
5%
1
$75c
$25c
17y2c
80c
80c
10c
dividend)—
increased
Pirie
70c
2
«
(N. Y.)___
Corp.
Taunton Gas,
1
6-18
12-16
1-31
Co.—
Power
$4.20
12-17
1-17
12-17
12-31
12-31
12-1'
1-11
__
&
(quar.)___'.
2
12-30
1-
(initial
preferred
Extra
preferred
Carson
12-17
1- 1
1-1
2- 1
1- 1
(quar.)'
t60cpreference (quar.)__———
$$1.50
preferred (quar. )_*
$$1.50
5.75%
preferred (quar.):
*
$$1.43%
5.15%
prefeired
(quar.)__
i$1.28
4.75%
preferred (quar.)——
$$1.18%
4%% preferred (quar.)——•___
—
$$1.12
4%% preferred (quar.)____
1
—
$$1.09
British Oxygen Co.—
8% less British income tax of 38%% —
---Broad Street Trust Co.
iFhila.i
(quar.)__.
32c
Stock dividend
(subject to approval of
6%
Br6ckton
(quar.)
(Stock
Pipeline
$5
'
6%
Broad
,
of
Corp.
approve
common
Cincinnati
.'_l_
—
dividend).
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Clincniield
Carolina
1" 2
11-25
12- b
,
Common
stockholders
12-31
,
,1-15
2-11
1- 2
93%c
7c
425c
—-—
____
Co. Ltd., American
Oil, Ltd.
(quar.i
Aluminum
British
1
1-
(final)_
(15c
—C—$93%c
(quar.)
Carolina
1- 2 ' 12- 2
,
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
2-
New
7-
10-2-64
10c
held)
Stockholders
4%
—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-13
12-13
-12-13
12-30
Cincinnati
12-31
common
common
Co.
Fund
Carnation
11-21
12-31
Corp.
Caromia
J;-2?
Bridgeport Gas, common (increased quar.)
48c
5.28%
preferred,
——-—33c
(T. G.) & Co. Ltd.,.
42oc
Brillo Manufacturing Co.—_—
--—
22c
12-16
1
preferred A (quar.)
Equipment (increased annual)-
Carnaco
12-14
12-31
Bright
2
Photo,
(Common
(quar.)
Inc,
1-
2-
Co.
3-18
Co.—
(Vb
Motors
Cincinnati
(s-a)—
Ltd.
common
Stock
12-10
12,2C
Publications,
Breskin
Ltd.,
Ry.
Co.,
Shoe
Carhart
12- 6
(initial)
12-12
12-31
Capital Shares, Inc.
Capital Life Insurance Shares and Growth
Milton Bradley Co.),,.
Speed .Packaging &
Development
Corp.
B
Class
Bradley (Milton) Co. (see
Bradford
Mills
Cannon
J2"12
12-lb
27%c
__
12-12
2
$25c
Pacific
Canal-Randolph
'
_____
2
1-
l-lo
;___
(stock
preferred (quar.)_
Chromalloy Corp.
(stock
Chrysler Corporation—■
$25c
preferred— $$0.2291
Ltd.,
Gas,
Industries
•
12-18
(quar.)
,7%
of Commerce-
t quar. ic
International Power
Vickers,
Cannon
12-13
1-
-
Quarterly
1- 1
1
$5c
$10c
$3oc
$20c
preferred
Canadian
1-10
1-15
1-15
1- 2
1-
12-27
Ltd., cl. A ( quar.)
Co.
Bank
2
30c
share
1-20
Lta..
,
Canadian
1-18
^
*,-2%
12-13
12-27
(quar.)
Extra
12V2c
20c
30 c
45c
Boston
Machine
Imperial
Canadian
1
12-20
1-
4-2
30c
Corp.
Securities
1-20
(quar.)
common
investments,
Ice
87V2C
Boston Garden-Arena
Ltd.,
Quarterly
12-23
If"1;
12-17
1-
12-20
30c
(quar.).
t
dividend
Stock
8
12731
25c
Oil
O'Nuts
eral
$75c
$37VzC
$5c$30c
—
—
Electric
General
General
Canadian
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Stores
Food
—
3y2% preferred
Corp.,
Borg-Warner
Borman
__
10ci
90c.
30c
$1
.
12- 6
12-31
1-
30c
Full
Christiana
Extra
1
2
1
.
(quai*.)
12-13
1- 2
1-.20
$1.37Vz
;
.
Co.
Club
Book-of-the-Month
Booth
37%c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Corp.
Development
Bonanza
(quar.)
preferred
prior
5Va'/c
A
preferred
Canadian
(St. Louis) (quar.)
(quar.)
Boatman's National Bank
Cotton
Quarterly
Quarterly
$50c
Foundation
12-31
12-20
12-20
2-20
1- 1
1-2
Chickasha
11-29
Ltd.—
25c
(quar.)
Canadian
1_
...
11-29
12-
Z_
Quarterly
Holders
Payaoie 0/ jxec.
35c
Quarterly
preferred (quar.)__'
Canadian
1-17
Blyvoor
3
1-
11-29
Chock
(quar.)_;
3%
6%
2- 3
1-31
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 2
9
When
Share
Chicago Rivet & Machine (extra)_
Chicago, Rock Island & Paciiic RK.—
announce¬
Products Ltd.-=-
preferred
Canadian
Name of Company
1-24
Chris-Craft
Resources,
Collieries
Food
$183,4C
Per
Payable of kec.
name,)
6%
l-ii
-
dividend
See
new
preferred
O'■/<)
Canadian
12-17
12-31
$55c
$66%c
(quar.;——
Ltd.
unaer
Canadian
12-20
1-4
12-20
'5c
(quar.)
pref.
(1963),
ment
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.—
6%
$$1.50
$5c
$l0c
(quar.)
(quar.;_
common
preferred
(quar.)__—
Canadian Cahners, Ltd., class A—
Lanau.an Cemnese
(iiame changed to Chem-
,o"oa
12-31
1-15
1-15
Ltd.,
»2.oo
12-13
1- 2
$1.40
$1,03a4
40c
45c
Laugmin,
&
preferred
$2.2d
•
(quar.;
Inc. iquar.)__,___
—
Bliss
(E. W.j Co., $1.80 preferred
(quar.)_
Blanche (Ernest E.) & Associates. Inc
4.25%
Bliss
Breweries,
Ltd.
Aviation
Canadian
12-ib
'
Gas &
Valley
Biackstone
Ry (s-at
Electronics,
Canadian
12-_i
12-27
12-27.
12-io
12-16
'
Southern
Canada
-I'Zl
2~ 1
—
Manuiactunng
Binks
Holders
When
Share
of Company
name
Payable oj kcc
<quar.)—_— — -—
Stores.i—
"C"
Big
(2505)
Per
When Holders
Per
Share
of Company
Name
and Financial Chrdnicle
i50c
1-15'
510c
1-15
20c
—.
1-
3
12-
6
12-
6
12-16
,
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2506)
Share
Design
Consumer
6%
labnes,
12-20
1-31
1-10
10c
1-1
12-16
Dominion
2nd
Ltd.
Ltd.,
2-
i
1
1-10
(incr.)—
$45c
1-
2
12-10
$17 Vac
preierred series A
(quar.)
Consumers Investment Fund
Consumers rovvtr Co.—5 V2 %
1-
1
12-16
Dominion
2
12-14
$$1.37 Vb
—-
2
12-14
7%
preferred
(quar.)______„____.
Dominion-Scottish investments, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.).—
preferred
preferred
$4.50
1-17
12-31
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
5c
$1,173
(quar.)—..
$4.16 preferred (quar.)—.
Continental Baking Co., S5.50'pfd.
$4.52
1-
2
12-
1-
$1.04
■•-C-r-.
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Coal"
&
(quar.)~_-__
Ltd.
Co.
12-27
Erie
12-27
Erie
12-17
2-
'
1
Dominion
Textile/Ltd.,
Bros,
12-31
Dorman
93 %c
1-
1
12-13
dividend
12 Vac
1-
2
17^ 7a
Continental
1-
2
12-16
Dorsey
1-21
12-31
Dover
Motors
1-
3
Dow
Dow
Chemical'
(quar.)—'—
20c
1-25
(s-a)— _—
$6c
1-31
America
Co.
Exploration, Ltd.
quar.)
—
all
3
1-
1-
$13.50
preferred
L.)
il.
(quar.)_——
Co.
Cooper-Jarrett
&
'lire
*%%
preferred
preferred
6%
1-15
12-31
Class
1-
12-13
Du-Art
1-15'
preferred
series
Corporation
Set, Inc.
County Trust Co.
Cory
Plains,
(White
Preferred
Craft
1-
2
11-15
12-12
Y.)—
N.
Finance
Class
A
Class
B
Crescent
Crestshire
(initial)—„
Corp.
L.), Ltd.
(R.
$4.50
12-18
1-15
(quar.)_
Service,
12-30
12-13
$12c
12-31
12-
6
5%
2
11-15
1-20
:
1-
1-
3
■■
Crocker-Citizens
National
Bank
F.)—
(S.
35c
Co.
Crown
Cork &
Crown
Cork
(quar.)—
Seal, Ltd.
&
25c
—_—
(quar.)
dends
Dallas
Crown
Steel
5V47a
Crum
;
cents
(10.6
<11VU
from
cents
Forster
dividend)—
(increased)
Corp.
Co.,
Mills,
A
Day
Mines,
Inc.—
Dean, Foods
Co.
Decca Records
Decker
Deere
Nut
&
Mfu.
Co.
___
3.70%
4.28%
12-
Can
Co.,
Gas
&
Delaware
Puncn
Delaware' RR.,
Delaware
Delta
Steam
Stock
Co.
of
1-14
12-16
Eastern
Magnesia
1
12-16
Eastern
5c
1-27
1-15
■
S.S.
Del!own
A
„
.
in
Foods
Detrc
Chicago
c^emi
*
Detroit
stock
class
1-
7
1-
2
12
1-
25c
93 %c
al
1-15
1-
$1.25
De.ro.t
Lank
Detroit
&
Detroit
Edison
rruse,
Canada
Ex.ra
•
12-13
5%
S.'i
pre.erred
Diebold,
&
Co
1-
1-
2
12-31
12-11
2
12-
2
1-
2
12-
12-31
(J.
S.)
12-10
Class
12-31
12-10
Class
12-10
$2.40
2%
2-
1
1-
2
12-13.
;
vertible
Stock
\
preferred
Edo
1
(Walt)
Sfoek
1-
$ 17 Vbc
1-
20c
2
12-16
2
12-10
2
12-30
ts-a;»
12-10
12-14
12:16
80c
(one-for-1001
par
in
value
1-30
1-
5
12-10'
1-20
5oc
1-6
O
-
2-
1
1-
11
6
-.75n
Pc"n;
Wholesalers
Inc..
$1.25
preferred
I
p,
■
Dominion
1
of
Canada
Cuarterlv
preferred
22
Corp.
(quar.)
Lilly
'
!_•.
two-for-one
class
B
El';,
Elliot-Automation,
Horn
7%
less
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
1-
1
1*-13
1-
1
12-13
15c
1-
6
12-23
General
Insurance—
Ltd.
(quar.)
Empire
Empire
$25c
1
5c
class
A '
State
Oil
Co.
Emporium
J.)
50c
3
12-31
12-13
Semi-annual
12-31
SO.133
Y.)
1-
2
12-20
1-22
12-20
12-30
12-13
25c
•
300%
1-
1
1-15
45c
1-20
5 %;
(quar.)
2-20
1-
2-28
6
25c
6-10
5-20
75c
"
_____
1-8
12-20
(quar.)
7
1-13
25c
•
21-
2
Food
4%
pfd.
(accum.)_
Loan Association
Trust
(Oil
(quar.)
$1
1-
1
12-
9
20c
1-20
12-23
12-30
Mutual
"42"
Products.
Bros
__
Cos.
J
12-
2
12-16
50c
i-
2
4qc
1-2
$1.10
1-
_T
dividend)___
'■
4%:
1-
_
and
12-12
1-
1
12-23
1-1
-
12-23
1-
12-23
1
2-4
1-
2
12-31
12-18
2
12-13
1-2
12-13
1-31
1-
1-
1-
2
9
12-26
12-16
12-16
25c
12-20
12-20
$0,035
11-29
5%
12-10
onc
12-31
~
31 " "I
5^
12-31
12-12
20c
2
12-14
_
*31c
j*20c
Co.
1
annual»
12c
!___"!
(initial)
1-27
12-31
1-27
12-31
1-
6
12-20
12-27
Ltd.
(quar.)
(extra)
(Phila.)
1-20
1-
3-20
2-28
ji5c
6-19
3
5-29
ioc
1-20
12-20
12-31
12-20
$T2Vbc
1-20
12-,27
2c
common
1
A
1-16
17VbC
$1.20
Corp.
Canada
Co.
12-12
+i5C
I
__3_~
Sons
class
1-
12-20
10c
(quar.)
Trust
18c
12-10
12-20
1-10
(quar.)__l
of
12-10
1
12-31
,
$1.18%
28c
1
l-.l
1-
$1.25
$10c
Street
Co.
12-16
12-18
_•
Mutual, Depositor,
A
2
1-16
12-17
$1,50
(quar.)
Foundation
2-14
1
56V4C
(quar.)
Ltd
&
5
12-
1-
75c
.
(stock
2
1-
2-28
$105
(quarj_
37th
1-15
2-11
ioc
Inc.
(quar.)
(Charles E.) & Co.—
Class A (quar.)
(Alex.)
1
2
,
Frost
A
12-20
12-14
20c
(Texas)
/
(quar.)_
Co.
6
2-
8C
"3%:
Fund
Ltd.
2
3-
$1 25
'16c
Frito-Lay,
12-30
12-20
and
2c
(quar.)
___/
1-15
12-
3
Corp.,
common
(quar.)_
(increased
quar.l
50c
1-
2
12-18
35c
1-
2
12-18
30c
2-1
1-
2
30c
Extra
Common
2
1-
22Vac
(quar.)
*
Petroleum
Pruehauf
1-
15c
3%
Extra
class
12-16
$25c
_
(quar.U.
&
Mfg.
Frascr
Founders
12-
2
B
(quar
Co.__.
dividend
West
2
12 Vbc
class
^
Bank
Television
12-20
11-
/
____.
/
Extra
(Ore.)
$0.00»/2
<
(s-a)
(quar.i__
National
Star
Common
1-10
1-24
12-20
30c
(quar.)
common
Frankfcrd
1-31
1-28
Pa.T
City,
and
common
preferred
preferred
Worth
6
1-
(Phila.)
Utilities Co., com/ (quar.)__
(quar,)___/___________
preferred (quar.)
class A
Frost
12-13
4c
'
common
49
12-13
2
—25c
common
Dairies,
Class
2
1-
12-30
___JI___—1
(quar.)_:
$5
Wallace,
Fresnillo
1
1-
50c
Giant'Markets—
Stock
2-
2%
on
convertible
1-28
12-16
2
(Syracuse, N$' Y.)
preferred
(quar.)___-_
pre.e-red
Fownes
1-
75c
Y.f (Ts-ai_—
(N.
Foremost
Fort
1-31
—$30c
Founders,
12-13
$1.50
•
;iL
(quar.)
/food Fair Stores Inc.,
4 Vb %
2
a
17'/>c
Corp (stock divideridi
Drug Research Laboratories^
&
12-13
1-
u;
2
(Mass.)—
Steel
:$4.20
12-13
1-
5%
,
(s-a)
preferred
Florida
12-12
12-30
_."
Trust
common
(s-a)
conv.
12-13
2
of
Y.)/TquarT)-—
12-20
.
<
:
Public
4%%
$1.12
1-
.
(N.J.)—
Paterson
Ltd.,'
2-14
12-16
$1.25
12-31
4
'
shares
&
Inc.,
Porter
A
Florida
6
(subject to approval of the
Corp..
40c
.
of
of
dividend
Fittings,
12-13
1-
12-19
12-27
(Calif.)—
approval
Fleming Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
Flexible
Tubing
(stock
dividend)
12-19
%25c
:
(quar.)
3
4 %
Co.
&
Fremont
$1.62
dividend)—_
pfd.
1-
'
<quar.)___
5%
11-29
12-31
'
each
shares
12-15
9
$15c
California Commissioner of Corporations)
Johnson
11-29
1-
dividend)-,
(s-a)—
(N.
Capwell
Equitable Savings
12-27
12-20
12-13
$1.50
River
(N.
Estate
Moore
Four
50c
12-
1
50c
County
for
Jose
to
Corp._
&
Founders
(extra)-
dividend
dividend
12-31
and
of
tax
(stock
Corp.
Trust
12-30
1-15
share
Toms
Albany
Deposit Co.
Foods,
Stock
6
1-17
2
1-
•
;
Virginia
4%
2Va'
1-24
1-
(quar.)
_>_
Bank
&
3
12Vbc
28).._
dividend
Fischbach
1-
40c
'___.
Trust
Food
a
City
Bancorporation
Pennsylvania Bank & Trust
Stock
12-18
1-'
12-27
85c
(l-for-ll)L
Stores
First
12-1.8
12-13
12-27
1-10
1-24
Bank
Real
Co.
2
.
1-10
First Trenton National Bank
(N.J.) (quar.)
First Troy National Bank &
Trust Co. (NY)
Semi-annual
1-" 2
1-10
12-27
12-13
1-20
(quar.)__
Quarterly
1-
12-30
1
1-15
-1
San
of
Quarterly
25c
—
Electric,
Empire
12-30
1-15
12-20
'12-18
2-
Oklahoma
Frantz
income
(stock
Empire
30
1-
2
of
interest
Trust
1
12-27
50c
dividend
Fischer
1
3-
Invest-
Passaic
new
Forbes <fe
approved
(quar.)—
District
Stock
3-Ss,»n^2*14
1-
12-30
12-30
Manufacturing Co.
12-17
1
12-20
1-16
of
Jan.
City
National
Fisher
1
2-
6
12-16
32V2c
(qudr.)
(quar.)
Extra
11-25
Inc
the
on
:
Worth)
(subject
Bank
First
First
4-
ioc
1
Seneca
12-
held)_____
Bank
National
First
12-13
2
5%
]5C
Beneficial
First
1-
12-30
,$3.25
Jersey
National
12-20
Ltd.—
British
Financial
12-30
.
1-
1-15
$1.14
dividend )____
(stock
Banking Co. (N,
Coal
(increased)—
Industries
Endicott
$42'be
—
Co.
Ltd.
Stock
$$1.25
11-25
10c
Emery
$20c
—
1
____
12-18
15c
1-
Corp.—
1-18
31V4C
,
11-25
20C
Emerson Electric Mfg., com. (increased quar.)
$1
convertible preferred ,(quar.)__—
18 %c
_i_
1
2%
38%%American
deposit, receipts——__i—
Elmira & Williamport RR. Co.—
1
7% preferred (s-a)
Ernhart
;
1-
30c
3%
,___
1-15
11-25
.—
Flizabithpcrt
Emco,
12-
2-
12-30
4c
25c
Chicago
First
1-15
1
'
—
Abrasives,
&
$1
12V2C
<quar.)_
Business
National City Bank
12-16
$1.18
12-18
12-16
6
1'.
$1.12 Vb
1-13
9
1-
2-
comm _-n)
12-31
2
2
1-1
(quar.)—
Consolidated
split
12-17
1-
1-
12-12
4c
:
(stockholders
Co.
1-15
1-
12-13
1
1-15
12-31
32 Vac
—
louar.)
Associates
1-15
6c
1-
Vbc
2
1-
2
12-16
50c
dividend
Class
(quar.I'
of
First
12-31
$1.03
Communications,
&
12-18
5%
M2-31
1-15
$1.12 Va
Inc.
„25c
;_
12-1.4
;
1-22
—
(incr.-quar.)
10c.
(quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
12-16
6
8c
(quar.)
Products
12-11
1
6
1-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
—:
1
3-
1-
12-31
15c
1-
4-15
3
1-
12-
12-31
1-11
56V4C
F.)
Boston
(One
stockholders
3
1-
;_
Corp.
12-31
12-31
1-
1-15
Co.—
Nut
Fhct.o-Vo.ce,
12
1-15
1-15
5%
(quar.)'
com.
Refractories
1-
12-13
2-28
2
12-31
56c
Quarterly
10c
Electro
1-
3
12-17
10c
Eli
con-
(quar.)—
I ti.
Corset
Co.,
shares
National
First National
;
r12-17
,
Manufacturing
(quai\)__,
Electric,& Musical Industries, Ltd.—
Electronic
con¬
& /flrglo Investments Ltd—
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion
shares
B
Elder
Electronic
- a
,1-15
12-
—
11
1-15
3
12-31
Y.)—
He
of
Bank
dividend
Stock
1-15
2-
12-31
1-31
75c
First
dividend
?)
15c
Drug
Cop.
(quaf.)
Madison Foods, Inc
Ml
Electric
rrcfe-ved
Stop
12-20
Dominirn
,5%
56
Stock
12-20
$1 25
—
Divt rs°y
Dolly
S4.72
1-21
1
1
1
10c
Stores, '4lA%
Electric
1-24
l.
22-
7 V2C
lz--6
1-
2
$1
12-11
12-31
12-
25c
12-27
1-15,
.
2
1-31
iquar.)^
(quar.)
«4
12-31
1-
10c
and
A
on
preferred
preferred
Elastic
stock-
—:
2
England—
$4.50
12-16
stock$1
2
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-26
$l.h0
(quar,).
12-
2
$37 Vbc
preferred
t5c
$1
2
1-
'.1-31
quar.)
5%
in
1-
1-3
2-28
1-15
1
(s-a)__________
First
1_
New
Engineering
15c
value
3
$0,254
preferred
Electrical
(quar.)——
3
1-
10c
—
(quar.)
Saulte
I-r.io
12-16
5c
—L_—_
1-
1
'
$4.12
12-31
'
A__;
par
Productions
dividend
Diver,a.
El
12-31
25c
:
1
2-
$7c
dividend
Products
12-31
60c
—
,2-
15c
(quar.)
Bros.
4'/a%
10c
;
Stock
3-13
Stock
—
(quar.)_y
Trust, Ltd.—*•
Corporation—.,.
45c
15%
Distributers Group, Inc.—
v
S oi
d:vidend_;
District
Edis'on
Ekco
Corp.
12-13
1
First
4;
common
(N.
(S.
Small
Bank
National
(N.J.)
2-10
3-15
(quar.)
Extra
—
dividend
vertible preferred 80c
Disney
A
B
Edison
.12-16
1-15
Baler
Stock
12-31
.
1-
——_4__
1
90c
preferred
Co.
Extra
1-
4-
2-17
32V-C
Extra
for
—
convertible
12-31
5Cc
Stores
of
per
'(quar.)
Preferred
$4'
12-31
$1.12Vb
———1—
Son
&
Bank
55c
(incr. quar.)—
12-27
28%c
__
National
/
12-31
1-15
' $3.25
(Ft.
First
•;Economics Laboratory,
$1.05
$1.14
30c
Incor^oraied. class A—
Stock dividend
(one-for-100)
Bank
$7c
2
12-31
4
National
25c
12-31
2
65c
_
!
First
First
2-28
1-15
(quar.)
(pilar.)*-.
common..
Bank
12-13
12-20
40c
National Bank of Maryland (quar.)___ '
National Bank (Mt. Vernon, N. Y.)—
.-.:
12-18
1-
Corp.,
National
12-12
12-20
3
3-
Co.
First
1-10
12-27
3
1-
4c
(quar.)
_____—
Connecticut
1-20
7
1-
30c
(quar.)
First
,
1-
'
30c
,
First
$1.50
12-31
'
quar.)__
1-15
5%
being called
Jaq. 31 at $100
dividends.
Investment
A
12-13
2
2
12-31
40c
_
Co,
Co.
Rubber
12-31
1-
1-
1-15,
1-15
30c
(monthly)
common
Insurance
&
1
106,
Common
(incr.
Assn.
quar.)
National
4
3-16
12-14
1
Corp.—
First
40c
Manufacturing
Economic
A
ments
1
2-
12Vbc
12-10
—
Echlin
Fund
Boston
25c
common
Trust
(increased
preferred
Class
4-
12-31
7i/2C
.
2-3
:
plus
Express, Inc.—,
Extra
$1.25
Cqrp.v (quar.)—__
:
First
3
12-31
7'/2c
12-31
'
(quar.)—
on
Economy
(quar.)—_u—1—__
(quar.)
d'viHon/t
3
1-13
1-
37Vbc
&
First
2-
1-31
.
First
.
1-18
;
IOC
;
4
35c
$1.12 Vb
5%
•.
12-10
2-
a>/.bO
;
Trust
12-16
1-
12-16
2
$7.50
,(quar.)__/"
1-15
$$1
2
1-
Co.
(annual)
Co.,
12-31
1-21
12-20
1-
5%
quar.)
(N. J.)
Board
Firestone Tire
12-16
12-31
r
5%
Eddy Match, Ltd
Edgecomb Steel of
i__
A
(quar.)__
pfd., share
$3.60
share
Eazor
,'
3
Disc,
;
preferred
Entire
12-13
21 Vb C
class
,
$2.25
3
1-
12-31
15C
'
dividend
12-10
(increased quar.)_i
Inc.
"sd trek
Dillon
$3.60
2
15c
(R.
1-15''
"
10c
;
12-10
dividend)
(quar.)__
1-
1-10
Co.—
_J.
Common
2-28
1-15
Co.
Financial General
11-20
12-20
ioc
Fireman's
(quar.)
dividend)—
Co.,
—
Stock
,
12-13
1-
-Extra
12-10
'B
.Class
'
-
12-31
'
^Dickson
/.
Eastman Kodak
6
1-
Lykes Bros.
pit/.crreu
Ltd.
/
3-16
(qiiar.)
12-31
'Corp.
$3
Uit,
Mines,
1-15
.
31»/4C
12-f6
12-27
$2c
Dickensoh
11-20
$1.75
12-16
<1
r
1-15
$1.50
2
1-
$1
tquar,.)—
National
io
12-26
(accum,
12-30
.
u.^r
7
(quar.)
preferred
$1.07
,
Vegh Mutual Fund—
'
; Undist' ibuted
investment' income._l_<*
Diamond
1-
(resumed)
dividend)
92 VaC
*
Investment
2
6c
11-29
11-29
2%
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
(vear-end)____.
Financial Corp. of America
(quar.
Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara
(quar.);
Financial Federation, Inc. (stock
dividend)
12-2
1-17
1-' 2
Extra
2
12-
1
(accum.)
1-10
L
Di
preferred
$1
12-16
—____•
Business
12-
1
1-
.
12-14
5c
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Developers Small
1
1-
52 VaC
States Corp.—
preferred series A
2
„
(quar,)—;
Tunnel
Co.
1-
52 Vbc.
preferred series B
1-27
1-22
15c
—
&
2
$7
12-31
30c
(quar.)_
Brass__'__—
&
12-
6
1
1-2
dividend)___
(resumed)
Mortgage
Bank
Quarterly
Associates—
Talc
(stock
redemption
(reduced)-
dividend
1
517/bC
(quar.)_
(stock
'
Trucking
t increased i
Industries; (reduced i—__-
Aluminum
Stock
1-
$6
1-15
10c
split--
A
51V4C
12-
2-
12-31
(increased)
Denartment Stores
Federation
Eastern
12-31
20e
(increasedi
Limitce,
Denver;
-De
shares):
four-for-three
Denault,
Lime
Edwards
(l-ior-90
common
2
i- 3
1-31
$$1.75
Ship Lines-
dividend
'
V:'
$1
/
•
class
Fuel
preferred
Common
1-15
1-27
60c
(stock
4%%
"
v.'/' 5c >
i___/
(quar.)
Financial
2
12-
2
Racing Assn., Inc.—
1-2
100%
America
quaranteed
Valley
12-
1
$1.50
pfd.
1-15
quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
1
1-
Gas
4%
1-
15c
$10c'
50c
4,56%
57e'
Ltd.,
Eastern
dividend)—
4.20%
1-
50c
50c
12-17
1-
25c
Power & Light, 4%
pfd.
preferred, (quar.
preferred (quar,)—4——
467/8C
(s-a)
Natural
Bakeries
35c
Delaware
Tennessee
RR.
12-31
______
___:
Pennsylvania
Eastern
$75c
________
(increased
12-
,
com.
$1.317*
2%
.
(stock
Deefe & Co.
1
12-31
25c
(quar.):
/
Life Insurance—
preferred
6
2%
isc
Life Insurance
Fidelity-Philadelphia
(Foughkeepsie,
Eastern
(quar.)
_
I-
V lOc
12-16
1-. 2
20c
,—
33 Vbc
Trust
6
(quar.)___
(quar.)
4.60%
12-23
12-
8c
Insurance
Producis
National
Federated
(s-a)_:
12-10
(quar.)____l_
Inc.
1-10
3
12-31
$1.50
._
Paper
1-
20c
40c
(increased s-a)
Aspuau
Federal
1-10
1-25
—
12-17
(quar.)
Frere Ltd.,' class
1-25
10c
9
12-13
62Vac
(stock
Corp.
Federal Insurance
87 VaC
12-
/I- 2
3oc
(increased
Foods
Federal
3%
&
Corp.
Fearn
$1.12Va
6
(quar.)
■^Year-end
30c
Bank
Fawick
12-20
11-26
1-
$l5c
___.
12-20
of
—
(quar.)—
2
—
&
3
12-20
(quar.)
Life
Co.
Caster
12-30
15c
12-31
45c
25c
Day Corp., $2 class A preferred
12-
2
dividend).-
Heath
12-30
;
20c
$25c
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Dana Corporation, 3%% pref. A
(quar.)
Dauphin Deposit Trust Co. (Harrisburg, Pa.)
Semi-annually
v————
David
2
1-
1-
27'/be
Schools
Traders
Vac
1-10
12-10
"
Extra
each
;
Eastern
•
.__
common
12-31
East
12-16
East
Ltd.,: 7%
River
12-31
30c
preferred (quar.)_./___
D. C. Transit System,
class A (quar.)—__
Dgllas Airmotive (quar.)—
Dan
lor
—
Dynamics Corp. of America,
$1 preferred
(s-a)__
12-20
2
11-25
2
'
4/__________
(increased quar.)
—
DaieX,
share
a
dividend—
Y.)
1-
Feaeral
Extra
dividends
America, common—
(quar.)——_„
A stock
of
common
(quar.)
&
12-19
2
-
common
World
Traders
Fate-Root
Co.—
common
preferred
Dutchess
2-14
3-16
1-
30c
gains.)
Cutter.Laboratories, Inc., class A (quar.)___,)
Class B (quar.)_i—_1
!
Daffin
1-15
50c
of
Co.
Clothing (quar.)_
lniernaiional, Ltd.
Crusn
2-14
Stock
5%
Fanners
12-16
12-19
1
.1-
(quar.)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
12-20
2
5c
:
Corp.
2
1-
1-10
1-6
Co.
(quar.)_____
(quar.
Plan
(stock
&
1-
divi¬
from
19.4 cents from capital
preferred
&
Curlee
1-10
$57 VaC.
cents from capital gains)___—
Zellerbach Canada Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Zellerbach Corp., com.
(quar.)
Crown
1-10
1
Pen
N.
v
I8V2
Crucible
'
Fund
and
Fund
and
1
2-
$75c
——
——,——
Diversified
2-
seal
Co., Inc.—
$2 preferred (quar.)—'
Crown
Life Insurance
(Toronto)—.—
Crown Western Investments, Inc.—
(36/100th
(increased)-
Duro-Test
12-25
1-15
10c
Crouse-Hinds
'1
Duro
1-15
$2
12
/(quar.)
de Nemours &
preferred (quar.)^_____
4T5% preferred (quar.)I
—____:—_
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
12-20
12-31
$2
12 VaC
(quar,)_
——
(Seattle)
Faultless
4.10%
12-20
2
31V4C
——-
pfd.
conv.
1-
12 Vac
—
12-16
New
1
1-
$50c
(s-a)
Corp.
Artists
1-
1-25
20c
Ltd.
jL»v..Lig
(quu,A«y
Circle
Associates
Famous
F
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_
i___
4%
(Toronto)
(quar.)__;
Co.,
Finance
15c
$1.75
Motors
Co.
preferred
25C
:
3.75%
—
Jr.
Family Record
1-2
2
1-
held)
Common
Inc.-—
(quar.)———
(quar.)— 4—
Petroleum,
Corp.
17 Vac
—
1-14
1-16
15c^
(quar.)—
.a.
'
preferred
5%
12-20
12-19
Co.—
&
$1.60
Fairmont Foods
Farmers
$3.50 preferred (quar.L-—
Duquense Light Co.—
12-31
5%
2
1-
$15c
(quar.)__:
dividend
3
1
40c
A
Farmers
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Associates (quar.)—
share
6
1-
1-10
"7c
—
(quar.)
General
Ins.
12-16
; 1-
gc
Corporation
Family
Corporation
Stock
'
,
2'
1-21
£.
(quar.)__
(E. I.)
12-
held)—
Trust
&
Pont
du
12-20
12-31
10c
——
Master
Credit
Duplan
& Broadcasting Inc.—
(s-a)
Crain
Dunlap
1
12VaC
Cowles Magazines
Dunkirk
1-17
1-
10c
—
1-17
12-20
1-
1-22
yc
$1.50
Whitney Corp.—
preferred (accum.
Inc.—
participating preferred
preferred
1
1-
20c
-*■->—-
(quar.)—
7%
1-31
$12C
25c
—
Country
1-17
'
Fairbanks
Works, .Ltd.—
Duke Power Co.—
12-16
1-31
$37 VaC
(quar.)—
A
2
1-
Steel
Laboratories,
Co.
12-18
Interna¬
of
share
(quar.)_______
Chemicals
Dubois
2
1-
A
Film
12-31
(increased quar.)_
Stock
dividend on class
A_________i_
Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
12-30
1-15
50c
(monthly)
A
&
2-28
1-2
(quar.)
(Max)
Family
share
for each
class
Welding
cents
60
12-31
1-31
$6c
'
$1
3
1-24
87 VaC
(quar.) —
com.
Properties,
Duffy-Mott
—-—
Corp.,
Drew
Drummond
5%
—
_
——.—n
Reynolds
&
12-30
12-13
37VaC
(quar.).
$1.50
1-15
2
40c
...
(one
Industries
tional
60c
Corning Glass Works-—
272 7a pfd. (1945 & 1947 series)
(quar.)__
Coronation Credit, Ltd., common—
■_
Corroon
distribution
Stock
12-31
23%c
.(increased)——
Pruuucis
12-16
1-
50c
preferred
15c
_
pfd. (initial s-a)
dividend).
Copiay Cement Mfg., 6%
Coiai
Aggregates (stock
Corn
12-16
3-10
I8%c
Company (extra)
Form Brassiere,
Class
2
12-
6
1-30
split
two-ior-one
a
12-23
1-
40c
(quar.)
approve
12-31
(quar.)
Factor
12-31
2
1-31
jgoc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Exquisite
Corp. (quar.)——
Corp., common (extra)
10c
Rubber, common
convertible preferred (quar.)
Cou^v-r
6
6
1-
Exolon
12-14
$37 Vac
(quar.)
Dresser Industries—
12-13
11-
-—•.
(resumed)
Inc.
1
5c
$1.50
—
(quar.)
4%
12-13
1
5c
67c
Cook
Draper
Dravo
12-31
guaranteed
(quar.)
Life
12-26
2-25
Co.
Stocknoiuers
Co., 6%
pfd. (this payment
arrears)—-J.-—----———
Excelsior
1-15
2 7o
Brewery,
1-13
1
B
Corp.
12-30
~10c
12-
87V2C
^
RR.,
Co.
Fabieil
(stock dividend)——
Ltd.__—
Corp.
1-31
2-
2
2UC
38%%)
10c
12-
3-20
22Vac
Pittsburgh
Amer.
Corporation
20c
Controls
clears
of
Corp.
Conwest
jsiectnc
Tax
2
"
12-30
5%
—
Products
Ex-Cello
dep. rets.
less British Income
(Final payment of 7%
12-16
2
1-
&
$20c
'.
_—____——-—
Ord.
Co.
(quar.):
common
(extra)
&
(increased
rroducts
of
27c.
Investors (quar.)
(quar.)
:——
Mortgage
Continental
Cook
(quar.)
——-—
Long
1-
'
$25c
.'
1
HolderI
Payable of Rec.
5c
,
(s-a»
6%
preferred
Eversharp,
Inc.
■
2-
$20c
A
Class
1-10
-P;
When
Share
Ethyl Corp., class A (quar.)
12-17
12-31
$10c
Lta.—
iquar.)___
Donanue
Corp., class A
Continental Connector
preference
12-13
75c
Co.
(quar.?)———-——-——_____
1
$1.37'/a
Control
$1
6
Capital Corp.—
(Capital
Stock
Common
Chemical
&
1-15
(quar..i__
gains distribution)
Continental Can Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)—
Continental
.
f
dividend
;>
(annual)
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Class
1-15
1-15
,,
$5c
$5c
Dominion
$1.12 Va
—
Per
of Company
Corporation
Stock
Erie
12-31
?ioc
common—
,
'
Equity
i-rO
2-
1-
Ltd.,
Name
12-27
$i5c
—
1-
Glass,
1-15
$37»/aC
(quar.)
common
(quar.)___
Foundries & Steel, Ltd.
preierence
30c
(quar.)—-—
common
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$10c
,i—
t8c
<quar.)
Co.,
Gas
ijoinnuon
12-31
Share
of Company
Dairies,
$10c
(quar.)
Corp., class A
Acceptance
preferred
Consumers
.
■
Name
7 Vbc
.
__——-
When
Per
Holder4
Payable of Rec.
Dominion
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
oiaos
rs
—-4.--——
Construction
When
Per
_
Name of Company
a,...-
.
2-
1
1-
2
37Vbc
5-
1
4-
1
:
Number 6329
198
Volume
'
.....
Name of Company
Futterman
'
dividend
(monthly)___
(stock
Industries
Fulton
Corp.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
-
share
V
1-14
——
12-31
5
12-
12-15
Share
Name of Company
aness-Ffiegtr
(quar.)
(annual;
Tunning
•<f
i.
(Julius)
share
(one
lor
1-
2,
12-13
12-
2
12-31
Garrett
Corp.
Garrett
•
Inc.
Freightlines,
50c15c
25c
$25c
,
(quar.)
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.), com. (quar.)
Geco "Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Gas
Extra
preferred
General
American
Oil
General
Bancshares
4
VaC
Cable
General
Contract
Corp.,
Electric
General
Mills,
General
12-2
12-
Gulf
Ring
2
Corp.—
held
12-20
Gulf
10c
1-
2
12-
5
12-31
12-
llV4c
25c
55c
\
5
$5
1-
2
12-20
Gulf
1-
2
12-13
-
1-
(quar.)_
1-
$1.25
*
1
1-25
55c
•-
Signal
1
12-
General
Steel
General
Telephone
Common
12-10
Hahn Brass,
1-
6
Hamilton
Cosco
1
1-
6
Hamilton
Co.tton
(quar.)
2-28
Hamilton
3-15
12-27
26c
1-15
12-13
20c
1-
4
23c
1-
4
12-20
30c
25c
12-31
12-31
12-20
22c
55c
59%c
53Vac
66c
54V2C
12-31
(quar.)
12-
,
—
—
1-
1
11-22
1-
1
1-
1,
11-22
1
1
11-22
1-
2
12-*
6
1
12-13
$2,375
25c
31V4C
%
33c
2-15
——
——.
5'/2%
$6
preferred
80c
preferred
Genesco,
Inc.,
Class
B
div.
able
1-25
1-25
1-
Inc.,
1-
1
2
12-31
Genuine
$5
Co.,
Power
$4.96
12-
5
B
12-13
12-14
preferred
pfd.
Giant
Portland
Greeting
Gilbert
Shoe
Gilifilan
Gillette
Co.
Girard
Cards
Alden
H.)
Corp.
1-
1
12-13
Heller
Globe
Godfrey
Gold
Stock
<fc
4%
12-16
1
12-13
1-
1
12-
9
E.)
Hertz
Corp.
1-
1
12-13
Heublein.
1
12-13
Higbee
:_—
.
3
1-15
12-24
12-
1-
3"
12-16
75c
1-
2
35c
2-
1
12-
3
1-15
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Manufacturing,
A
Extra
dividend
each
1-14
12-31
20c
1-14
12-31
Holmes
1-10
12-19
Holt,
1-
2
53VaC
2-
1
tl3c;
^lass A (quar. )__
(quar.)
'*
(s-a)
(quar.)
1
1
1-15
12-18
1-
2
12-13*
1-
2
12-
2
Interstate
"1-
8
Class
2-
1
1-10
1-
45c
:
Co.
(quar.)
Rinehart & Winston
2
2
12-10
Bros.
Goodman
Mfg.
Goodrich
(B.
,% 10c
—
F.)
(quar.)
Co
iquar.)_^
—
720c
_
55c
Home
Oil Ltd.,
Hooven
class
Hormel
Horn
Allison
&
(George
&
A
Home
Co.
Gossard
Goulds
(H.
W.)
Co._;
Inc.
Pumps
2-
1
Baking
(Joseph)
Co.
6
$50c
1-31
1-10
15c
2-15
1-31
r
20c
—
3-20
2-7
60c
—
•
1-
3
12-5
)
i_
__——.-4
Year-end
Household Finance
4.40%
4%
Corp.
12-31
12-
9
12-30
12-20
2-15
1-23
2
12-17
1-31
1-14
31 VAC
12-31
12-16
Investors
Capital
30c
12-31
12-
6
Investors
Funding Corp. of New
12-31
12-
6
Class
12-
6
Clas,s B (quar.
6%
preferred, (quar.
Employees Life Insurance Co.—
Semi-annual
*
.1,
preferred
Union
Grant
(
4Va%
Co.,
preferred
6c
3%% pfd,
(quar.)— j.
Co.,
Britain
Canada
&
1-15
Bowling Corp.
Great
Lakes
Homes
1
12-
1-
2
12-16
1-15
12-20
$30c
12-30
12-20
Class
* J9c
12-30
12-20
Hubbell
1-10
12-27
Class
1-
2
11-20
1-
2
12-10
;
(initial)^
(initial)
;
10c
,7V2C
,
Great Lakes
Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.• • $20c
Great Lakes Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
:£22%c
Lakes
Preferred
Great Northern
Great
Ry.
Life
75c
6%
Great
7%'
Western
Greater
Green
All
series
A
Sugar,
40c
Power
4%%
2-28
'
_______
3-10
Inc
(quar.)
10c
1-
3
1-
1
12-16
12-31
of
Bay
Oil
&
12-31
2
1-
2
1-
2
'
5c
J15c
19%c
37%c
12-31
1-
12-16
12-10
12-10
12-16
12-
6
Huntington
5%
Huron
4.80%.
12-16
4.30%
62 % c
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
4.80%
12-31
12-16
4.35%
preferred
preferred
12-31
3.30%
preferred
1-15
1
12-16
1-
»
12-10
Hall'
preferred
&
Erie
4%
12-16
5%
common
Dobr,
12-23
(stock dividend)'
Israel
(quar.)__
Mfg.
Jacobsen
common
(quar.)_—
com.
iquar.)_;
12-
1
1-
1-15
4
12-
1-1
•
4
12-23
-
2
12-12
$60c
1-15
12-16
1-15
12-26
12-31
12-13
1-15
12-31
1-10
12-31
1-10
1-10
1-
21V2C
'
12-16
25c
1-
2
-' 12-13
12-13
2
1-
2
45c
2-
7
1-
1
1-
1
P?»<>C
12-13
1-10
,
12-13
--
12-13
1°-U1
1-1
12 %c
—
1-15
12-27-
.40c
(s-n)__—
(quar.)
1-
533/4c
$1.0834.
(niar. )_____i-_—
(onar.)l__„___„.
Y.)
12-31
1
$i.°0
^(quar.)__v-—-
(quar.)
12-31
1-
60c
—_—
common
2
12-17
——
1-2
12-2
2%
3-16
;
-
$1.54
2
7%
5'*
C
1-17
37-12
5%
1-
5
10%
$20c
1-15
12-16
1-15
12-16
$40c
i-15
12-16
40c
1-15
12-31
$1.75
1-20
1-
3
1-15
12-
4
12-31
12-
4
5%/
1st
4%
$75c
50c
1-
1-
2
2
12-30
12-13
12-13
12-20
6%
preferred
Jenkins
1-
1
2
12-20
$1
2-
1
1-13
$1.25
2-
1
1-13
■
..
11-29
11-29
1-
2
.1
11-29
1-1
i^O
12-13
1-17
1 °-rt7
12-17
SI 25
i."
li-ai
$1.50
1-15
$1.75
1
PC
(ouar.)_.
2
—
'
371^0
common._—
12-31
12-16
15
1-15
3
12-20
17
0
1-VO
1-
1-31
20c"
iquar. 1
R
-
12-27
""3
t$2
(year-end)
Co.
2
A
preferred
non-voting
Andrew)
11-29
1-
1 >/2 %
1___—
class
Construction
1
li-29
2
—
(nnar.)
7%
2
1-
$1.75
12-20
1-
C'ass.
B'-os.,
1-
1-2
1V4%
(quar.)_______
common
Jenkins Bros. Ltd.
Jergens
c
25c
Co..
preferred
Jpauett0
11-19
1V4%
dividend
Jefferson
12-16
2
13/4 %
(quar.)__
par
iquar.)
(ouar.)
Sc—ipe
Stock
1-17
1-
d'1,
$100
preferred
preferred
prefprred iquar.)_
6%
E
preferred
(quar.)
Jamestown T:Fphono IN. Y.)
Jancke
1-10
10c
11%
preferred
B
1-20
11-30
15c
D
7%
1-
12-31
10c
(quar.)
et Cie (year-end)
S^r^'ic?, Ltd.. common
P"blic
12-31
62Vac
(quar.)__.
Power,
(Charles)
1-27
$32%c
preferred (accum.)__.
7 Vic
$1.50
(qufr.)
(quar.)
Light,
Jamaica
1-
___
.___—
12-14
70c
Development
1-31
—__
Corp.:
12-31
Ycrk—:
(quar.
Trust Co.
(N.
Stock
dividend
2%
$ 10c
Products, common (quar.)
(quar.)
—
preferred
preferred
6
12-19
11-30
12-23
1-
1
3
7c
Fund._L.l
preferred
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp.
$30c
1 annual)
(quar.)——:—
Mortgage
5V2%
Hygrade Food
12-23
6
&
&
Irving
Jarrell-Ash
&
12-16
12-10
6
1-
the
Insurance)
______________—___________
Hycon Mfg.,
12-16
1
1-
Power
20c
&
(quar.)_—
______
Co. 1 year-end)______,—
Huttig Sash
1
1-
22 Vic
Iowa
preferred
preferred
Jacquin
;
Hu^ky Oil Canada Ltd.
12-31
12-31
12-31
1-
1-
2c
6%
Light
1-15
—
approval of
Banking
Gas Ltd.
(quar.).
preferred
12-16
1-
22c
1
(subject to
Hupp Corporation,
t$1.60
45c
(quar.)__
J.)
Hughes & Hatcher Inc. (stock dividend)
;
Hughes-Owen Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)____
6.4%
35c
Markets,
N.
____'
dividend
Hudson's
City,
Hugoton Production
$1.75
Gas Co.,
common
preferred (quar.).!
Greyhound
3-10
the
common
Greenwich
51-50
9
A
(Union
Co.
Commissioner
Class B
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
1-
'
(annual)
common
Winnipeg Gas Co.
fountain
1
(Winnipeg)
____
Producers,
preferred
Greater
Co.
—
Western
preferred
2-
<-i
Assurance
Quarterly
Great
Trust
Stock
,Ordinary and the class A ordinary)——
West
Packers.
12-31
10c
Hudson
Quarterly
on
12-31
Electric
$75c
12-18
38%%
1-15
Iowa
22 Vic
.)
(incr
(increased-quar.)___.
12-18
—___—_
of
Beef
$50c
common.
class
(Harvey)
B
11-30
Insurance Co. (Houston)
Tax
Co., Ltd.,
A
12-30
Stores*—
Income
(quar.)
Co
Felt
12-31
(Interim payment of 6 pence per share less
Great
>
preferred
Sound
12-31
•
—___
—|
___
Universal
British
5.65%
Hubbart
25c
common-
(quar.)
Southern Life
Quarterly
Great
6
—$7
Towing Co.,,
—
Iowa
10c
12-23
1-
Howe
^____
Lakes
12-31
12-31
*
12-19
1
1-
6
12-19
1
1-
6
1-
1
(quar.)_
1-15
$1.00
12r
15c
income)
Fxchange
$1,411/4
n_
56Vic
Investment
Extra
Great
A
1-15
933/4c
:
11-25
12-31
$75c
(quar.)
investment
net
$1.31 Va
:
5
933/4c
/
Quarterly
Great
12-
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
Gray
Drug Stores
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
Great
12-31
55c
W.TV)
(From
31 t4c
3.75%
12-31
$1.12 >/a
7V-.p
preferred
conv,
20c
( extra )_______
Government
Grand
6%
$1.10
__
12-
Investment Trust of Boston—-
37y2c
( increased quar.).
(quar.
preferred
(quar.)-__
7
12-19
12-31
6834C
2
_
12-11
1-15
54 Vic
12-
2
1
9
Power—
1
1-
1-
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)___.
preferred
(quar.)__i.
_•___
Interstate Securities, common iquar.)
5%% 'preferred
(quar.)_
:_
Investment Foundation, Ltd.. com.
(quar.)
1-
56'Ac
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
preferred
<
—
preferred
convertible
12-12
4.36%
2
20 c
(quar.).
12-
5
5%%'
1-31
1-
25c
(q
1
1-
25c
:
1
1-
1-
20C
1_:
(quar.)
2-14
$1,371/2
12-31
12-31
5c
35c
Co.
1-10
12-
Interstate
3
1-31
__r
30c
(s-a)
12-16
12-31
B
(quar.) 1__
;___
Hosts, Inc.," common
2-
C
1-
1-31
20c
$12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
A.)
Hardart
$2.25
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preferred
(quar.)——
____.>
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A_-—
.
60c
12 Via
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Co.
12-31
10%
1
(quar.)____
preferred
12-31
1-31-
22c
$1.12'/a
Home Insurance
'
Goldblatt
5%
1-31
25c
(quar.)
:
and
A
on
Interstate
12-21
1-
37 Vic
12-30
12-16
1-25
$1.25
quar.)
Preferred
shares
12-12
25c
25c
(quar.)
Financial' Corp.—
B
12-12
(Ind.)—
Corp.
(increased
and
2
12-30
$60c
preferred
A
1-
12-30
"c
30c
dividend
12-30
40c
12-20
12-13
1-
/
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
4Va%
__
Ltd.'(quar.)—
Co.,
H.)
preferred
6
1-15
$25c
A
___!_
International Telephone & Telegraph
2
12-17
3
class
(quar.)
Interstate
12-16
1-10
60c
(quar.),__.
12-20
12-
12-18
Co.—
12-20
Extra
additional
two
12-16
2-
$1.50
1-17
12-30
1-
rye
2%
1
12-28
50c
17
~
Telegraph
2-
6
1-15
1-21
I2V2C
(increased-quar.)
___
_'l%L'.
_____
of
Holophane
12-
25c
—50c
,____
(D.
12-26
12-30
1-15
(stock¬
Corp.—
1-10
$10c
_—
held__
one
Ltd.,
1-10
12-30
12-20
12-18
,
1-10
$15c
1
6
4334c
Shoe Co.
Silver
10-23
1-
1-
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
International
International
$15c
Holly Sugar
Corp.
Holyoke Shares, Inc.—
Stock
convertible
2
12-20
12-16
1-15
(initial)
com.
25c
(quar.)
.'_
12-31
$37'/ac
.
i.
11-29
Common
Ltd.
12-10
2
8c
_____^
1-15
Ltd.—
Gold
Consolidated
12-10
1
1-
$1
22 Vac
(accum.)
Hollinger
1
1-
7 "aC
Ceramics
&
12-31
7%
1-
(quar.)
22 Vac
(quar.)___
(increased)—
com.
12-10
$1.12 Vi
com.___
(quar.)___
(s-a)
Participating
Pipe
5%
1
Corp.
;
30c
1-
Ltd.,
(Canada)
;
preferred
12-13
1-
split)__!___
Ltd.
11c
(increased)
common
for
(quar.I
iquar.)—_
Lumber Co.
Inc.,
Boxes,
B
B
International
12-13
2
12-19
$25c
1-3
Class
6%
2
1-
45c
2-
1-
1-6
1-
28c
(quar.)
35c
15c
12-31
Chemicals—
1-28
—
1-30
1-17
50c
preferred (quar.)
(initial)
&
1
30c
:
Minerals
2-
■
Discount
common
56 \a c
(quar.)
50c
20 c
&' Fragrances
433,4c
1
3
Common
Products, Inc.—
Inc.
2
31V4C
2-for-l
a
Harvester,
International
12-20
30c
2
12-
(Phila.)—
(initial-quar.)
Paints
1-
2-
Flavors
approve
common
International
(Edward)
5
New
12-16
12-13
3-
holders
2
1
'
International
1-
_-
1-
2
31 »/4 c
Powders,
Packers,
(quar.)
3
1-
Pennsylvania
preferred
International
1-
(Phila.)
6
12-%
participating
12-16
Hill's
Class
6%
12-24
12-16
(quar.)
2-
Distributors
2
Hoerner
12-31
Book
Bronze
12-20
18c
12-18
3
invest¬
(quar.)
4%%
Corp.,
International
International
1-2
Hines
1-15
Interchemical
3
2
1-
12-13
1-
12-13
5c
27V2C
6
1-15
1-
1-2
$6>/4C
&
20c
12-30
6%
s
12-
1-
12-11
:
1-24
$1
12-31
in¬
(quaf.);
2-15
$1.37%
12-11
12-13
40c
20c
——
_:
12-31
12-20
12-31
$80c
(quar.)_
B
Quartrely
2
3
$8c
2
(quar.)__
common
12-13
Holden
6
1-
12-
12-30
4%
preferred (quar.)_:
International Mining, new
—.
1
4
12-
6
12^16
2
$5c
A
preferred
12-31
12-
2
1-
12-30
Commercial
12-
1-
$3
15c
Inter-Provincial
11c
i- 1
Class
preferred
5%
International
1-
1
5%
6
2
12-31
1-20
10c
$12%c
Telegraph—
(increased-quar.)
12-
1
12-31
$15c
Telephone
12-31
1
1-20
1
Telephone
1-
40c
6
(quar.)__
Inter-Mountain
1-
7
$5c
Common
4
1-
1-
$1
of
12-18
32 Vac
Company
(quar.)_. __!___
Sunermarkets.
class A
(quar.)
1-
Securities
Inter-County
4
91 Uc
1-21
Extra
25c
preferred (quar.)____—
4%%
preferred (quar.)—_
Co.,
preferred
1-
1-15
1-10
6
5%
realized
(from
America
State
—1,
non-cum.
7%
12-13
12-12
Co.—
&
Co.,
Hercules Galion
12-13
1
12-31
2oCy
87 %c
6
12-
12-
.
25c
(quar.)
common
from
from
15c
Inter-City Gas, Ltd
2%
—
—
(quar.)_
Inc.
Co.,
W.)
Heppenstall
1-
Insurance
12-16
5c
(increased-quar.) '
(G.
7%
12-16
—
^—_—_
Inc._*
12-
12-30
12-30
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
Quarterly
:
.
12-16
$$1.43 3 4
12-10
12-30
Insurance
2
1-
1
-
12-30
2
1-
-____
(s-a)
12-30
1-15
12-10
12-10
$56 Vie
(3c
Fund
North
21 V4c
:—
plus
the
12-20
1-
1
1
$$1.12'/a
;
Fund
of
12-23
25c
1-
1-
$1.06'A
1
Increased
%
•
$1.00
Co., Ltd., class A
preferred (s-a>_
of
Co.
30c
—
'
(quar.)
iquar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Helme
Co.
Quarterly
Insurance
1-15
1-
12-17
8c
5c
class A (quar.)__
preferred (quar. )__
12-17
1
Ltd.—
profits)
12-31
1-
1
1-
income)
Insurance
12-13
,
1-2
1-
Ltd.—
income
15c
10c
preferred
12%c
& Transit Co.
Company
dividend
Stock
2
1-
$1.15
fWm.) Co., Ltd.
Goderich Elevator
12-16
J.)
(Walter
5%%'
12-30
12-20
1-15
$1.25
__
Tool
Growth
securities
20c
Common
1-1
_
(quar.)
Ltd.
Enyelopes
Gluckin
2
1-15
1-15
12-16
2-
$1.15
(increased quar.)
common
preferred
1-
2
12-26
2
$27 %C
6%
Shares
vestment
1-10
1-28
&
10c
preferred (quar.)______
preferred (quar.)
Rubinstein, Inc. (quar.)__
$1.23
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.,
$2,125
1-31
1-
15c
,
>
Falls
Glen
1-31
40c
12-16
12-
1-
$1
Corp.,
Institutional. Income
—
1
12
2
$1.05
.__
(quar.)
Co.,
Institutional
1
2
2
1-
Cement,
Institutional
12-31
1-
1-
30c
Ltd.,
common.
6%
participating preferred
Inland Natural Gas Co., Ltd.
(initial>1:
,12-20
2-
$1.03
$1.03 VB
(quar.)
Machine
ment
_____
__.
dividend
(H.
12-13
$1.24
Extra
Glidden
1-
5%
—
Co.
1-
1-iO
1-15
11/2 %
Co.
Hawthorn-Mellody,
S3.50
■
(P.
12-14
preferred
Helena
—
Bank
1-20
2
$1
Year-end
$1.25
(quar.)
Exchange
1-
1-15
1-15
____.
12-31
12c
25c.
15c
__,——__
12-18
1
1-15
1-15
15c
(quar.)__.
4Vi%
Products
$1.15
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
1-
15c
6
1
1
Industrial Instruments, Inc. (stock dividend)
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust (s-a>__
> Extra
:_
Ingersoll
—
Extra
—___
(quar.)
Corn
1
">
12-16
Quarterly
Glatfelter
Glen
1-
pay¬
^
(quar.)
Trust
1-LO
1
-
series (quar.)
series" (initial-quar.)
Stores
Corp.
1
1-
(quar.)
Cement
Gibson
Hawley
20c
1962
"1963
12-10
12-31
(quar.)— _______
$4.GO
5V4%
1
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
12-
22-
Inuianapolia—
(quar.)
preferred
2-20
12-31
of
(increased)
12-16
;—
preferred (quar.)
Siddeley Canada, Ltd.—
12-10
Heinz
.
(quar.)
$4.50
6
31 V4c
(quar.)_
10c
Inc.,
Electric,
Hayes Industries,
(quar.)
preferred
$4 60
5%
1
2-
7%c
7%c
.
preferred
$2.25
12-13
1-
11-29
37 %c
quar.)
Acceptance
12-16
;—-—
F.)
Aluminum,
Harvey
1-
17%c
$4.60
12-13
12-31
37 Vac
:
(E.
12-16
_
preferred
I 12-31
1-20
31"
,____
(quar.)
preferred
1
inc.
Extra
$1.50
(quar.)
Georgia Shoe Mfg.
(quar.)____
12-18
,
$4.92
,,
Times
8
-'/
preferred
Common
1
dividend)______
(stock
12-31
(quar.)
Co.V (quar.)
Parts
Georgia
(Uhicag.o)
Hawker
6V4C
stock)
B
Industrial
12-16
8
quar.)—
Harvey Radio Co.
(initial)
Harzfield's, Inc.
(quar.)
1-
$1.12%
common
12-19
2
10c
Bank
savings
$1.25
(quar.)
class
4%%
2
1-
1-
____
2-15
3.65%
&
12-31
1-
1-
Publishers, Inc. (quar.)
(Pa.)
(reduced)
Supermarkets
(incr.-quar.)
2-15
25
preferred
1-15
$1.50
Hotel
Hartford
—.
class
in
Genungs,
Row
Harrisburg
12-J.J
10c
_~
pre.erred (quar.)__
Water-—
5%
3-
—
12-31
1-
Indianapolis
$8c
(quar.)______
12-24
(quar.i_;
preferred
Inland
common
1
A quar.)—
A
&
Corp.,
(increased
15c
—_
12-26
2
3c
80c
Bank
preferred
4.20%
10c
M.)
Stock
—4
class
12-10
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
conv.
(H.
4%
12-10
(incr.-quar.)
1-15
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
5
2
2%
2-15
$L.12 V2
;
(quar.
on
6%'
$1.37%
(qiiar.)
(Stock
Harnischfeger
Harper
2-
12-13
10c
Increased
12-20
2
dividend
Hartfleld Stores
_—
class
Stock
Hawaiian
(quar.)_—
common
Brewing Co.;
12-16
2
Co.
Motors'
1-25
Corp.—^
(quar.)
4preferred
Genesee
Harley-Davidson
2-15
of Wisconsin—
(quar.)
1-
12-10
1
income).
common.
(quar..i___:
National
10c
(quar.)
(increased
31V»c
preferred (quar.)—
Waterworks
pref.
Hauserman
preferred (quar.)_!__
General Time Corp. (quar.)—_—.
General Tire & Rubber, $5 preferred
12-20
1-
(quar.)_
Inc.
12-10
7
1-
12-31
4.12%preferred
(quar.)___
4Va %
preferred
(quar.)
Indiana
55c
common__
Corp.
.
General
5%%
Ltd.,
593aC
.
4Va%
1-15
Mills,
$$0.3594
World,
&
Harsco
.
Telephone Co.
Brace
Carpets,
1-25
(quar.)——_—_.—53c
Co. of the Southwest—
preferred
(quar.)——
* 23c
preferred iquar.)
25%c
preferred
(quar.)
;
55c
General
Harcourt
&
preferred
$2.20
12-11
1-
:
Trust
General Telephone
5.10%
1
2-14
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1-24
,2-
il5c
(quar.)
Michigan El'.ctric-—
Indiana
12-11
1-
Refractories,
Hastings-Raydist,
(quar.)—
Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4.60%
1-1
12-31
_____
32Vac
,
$1.25
$2.10
12-27
1-15
Head
25c
32Vic
^—■
B
Telephone
preferred
1-10
1-10
______
preferred
50c
J)quar.)—
preferred
General
preferred
$1.50
17c
Harris
62 Vic
SI.25
12-14
$1.06 V*
—*
Harris-Teeter
(quar.)_——.___1
Telephone Co- of Illinois—
General
6%
11-22
1-
1-
12-1.4
$$1.25
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
11-22
1-
25c
5-22
1
1
5%
Winkle-Munning
1-10
1
$80c
(interim)
Indian
8
$1.12%
Y.)
1
50%
2-21
Common
(N.
1-10
50%
Canada
of
(Canada)
1-
25c
Co.
1-10
1
583/4C
dividend)
Assurance
1-
15c
_-
1
1
55V4c
Incorporated Income Fund (from
Independent Coal & Coke Co.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Extra
Harper
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)____
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred C (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1
prelerred
(quar.)—1
!
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—_—
iquar.)—
Hanson-Van
Harding
5%
preferred,
Co.
Snoe
9
Corp.—
—:
6-
11V4C
—
.
4--U
1
*-
2
i-11
53V4c
2
dividend)
Tobacco
3-16
$22 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
11-22
i
General
preferred
Handleman
12-20
General
$1.30
preferred
Hanover
(quar.)_
$1.30
Imperial
t-aper—.
preferred
4.25%
1-14
(quar.)___—
(quar.)———•—
(quar.)_____—:
(quar.)
preferred
1-10
$ 15c
_!__
(quar.)__
Hanover
4.36%. preferred
Life
15c
Mlg. "(quar.)
4.50%
from
17c
preferred
4.75% preferred
4.25 %v preferred
5.28% preferred
$1.32
preferred
.
Hammermill
-
.
,
__—
4.40'vv
Imperial
$1.25
(quar.)____
Co.,
oC
1-
12-10
1
51c
(quar.)
(sreck
(stock
12-13
$1.16
—
—
2-
52 %c
(quar.t
prelerred
$1.29
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-25
12 Vac
(quar.)_^
1st preferred
Halo Lighting
1
$1.18%
4.42%
"Adrs."
—
preferred
common
,5%
5%
Electronics
&
6
Ordinary
(quar.)
Ltd.,
2-
corp.—
Industries
1-
6
12-13
2-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
declared
(quar:)—^
Mfg.
$1.25
—r—
General
preferred
o
(quar.)
$1.25
5.16%
93%c
——'
plus
preferred
5
12-31
(fncrea_t;u
com.
4.20%
12-31
(quar.)__
Co.,
preferred
—_
—
■
Extra
Power
4.64%
48c
Imperial Chemical Industries—
(quar.)
:——
•——
gains/on investments——___
Shale'Products (quar.)
:
net
General
prelerred
preferred
Co;,
preferred
4.08%
2-
1-15
25c
12-20
Holders
Payable of Rec.
57 %c
(quar ).
(quar.)__
12-24
Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5
Insurance
pfd.
(quar.)
3
4;70%
(Jacksonville)A (4uar.)_
2
27 Vic
income
Powtr
Co.
2
Inc.—
dividend
30c
1-
quar.)
•
Illinois
"telephone
1-
directors
10c
class A & class B)
Service
investment
from
9c
both the
on
Public
General
the
Life
of 3 % nonpreferred stock for each
2nd
for
Go.
Muskegon's
Gulf
Stock dividend of three shares
cumulative
12-31
1-15
Bell
1-
4%
,
12-16
iquar.)—
Products
General
Brick
4.26%
__;
2
Corp.—
preferred
$4.75
Illinois
4.60%
be
Industries,
Western
&
Illinois
12-17
Company announced that it will reimburse
all
stocicholders
of
Muskegon
Piston
Precision Equipment—
General
dividend
Gustin-Bacon
preferred
5%
preferred
$5
12-30
12-30
common.,.:
(increased
preferred (quar.)'
(quar.)
$3.75
12-31
Stock
1-17
3
When
Share
Breaxer,
1
Coatings Inc.—
1-
iquar.)
Co.
Motors
12-23
1-10
Finance—
preferred A
5Vi%
General
12-12
1-13
Chemical
Guardsman
$1.12%
Brewing
General
12-31
2
Company
Circuit
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(Texas)
Co.
———-
.—_—
.
Dunlap
_______
preferred
(quar.)-.—:
:—
Corp.
(increased quar.i-V-.^-
eonv.
General
&
by
(quar.)
■
•
—
$4.50
Equipment
Grosset
Investors—
American
General
12-
$25c
(quar.i—
Griggs
Guaranty Income Life Insurance Co. (annual)
1
snare
tacn
12-31
%50c
& Co.
dividend
-Stock
$1.50
class B preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.)__
Inc.,
Co.,
Garfinkel
Name of
I-T-E
1-
OUC
10c
-
11-29
•
2-
/f 37%c
—_
•
Gannett
12-31
11
Per
Payable of Rec.
tl4c
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.
Griesedieck Company, '5%
conv pxd.
Holden
When
Per
Holden
Payable of Rec
5%
5c
—
(2507)
12 3.4
Jersey
4%
Central Power &
preferred (quar.)
Jessop
Steel Co...—
Stock
dividend
Light—
2-
$1
-
10c
2
.
v
1
12 7i
12-71
,1-10
*'7-6
12-
6
__—
Corp.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
.___
32V2C
1-
2
12-
2
56'/4c
1-
2
12-
2
Hyster
Extra
Company
25c
1-27
1-17
35c
1-27
1-17
Continued
on
page
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2508)
12
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Highest
Jan 16
Lowest
47
7
29 '
liy4 Oct 24
81% Mar 9
217/b Jan 15
72% Jan
17
Nov
22
15% Jun
64 Va Dec
S0% Oct 24
56 Va Aug
11
Oct
2
66 Va Dec
16
28
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
2
22
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
10
May 29
23% Jan
3
45
39% Oct
8V4 Dec
24
20% Jun
25
35% Jan
18% Apr
14
89"% Dec,
Jan
39
24% July 25
Air
4% Jan
Jan
3
21% Dec
6
31% May 21
Jan
9
96
Dec
2
91
24
9 % Nov
26
13
Jan
42% Jan
42% Sep
6
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
58
Dec
10
2
103
88
Sep 18
16% May 29
96
57
Jan
19%
Jan
4
Jan
93
2
23% Mar
42% Mar
2
26
6
11
Allied
Kid
Allied
Allied
Allied
Stores
15
49% Jan
2
87
Jun
3
11% Jan
14% Jan
2
2
20% Jun
4
3
96
Jun
16% Feb
Jan
47 Va Jun
57% Apr
18
91
Jan
17
13% Jan
10
16
16
Alpha
Portland
6
Alside
Inc
17% Jun
25
28% Jan
4
20 Va Jan
25
68% Mar 23
27% Jun
5
70% Oct
17
37
Dec
31
20% Jan
7
18
34
Feb
9
21% D ec
19
23%
Jan"23
17% Jan
3
36% Dec
5
97
Feb
11
172% Dec
12
Feb
16
16% Oct
18
40 y4 Jan
4
17% Dec
20
22% Oct
25
30
May 18
21% Oct
7
90
Jun
114
26^
Co
American
Airlines
7,800
56%
55%
55%
15,200
Feb
26
2
18% Oct
16
American
Bosch
4
American
Brake
Shoe
22% Jun
25
47y2 Feb
19
27% Jun
19
38V4 Jan
14
18V8 Oct
20
Oct
8% Dec
-
31% May 29
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
55% Jan
2
32% Dec
27
35% Dec
25%Jun
25
44 Vb Oct
1
10% Jan
Oct
19% Feb
13
24% Jan
12
42% Jan
15
2
Jan
17% Dec
2
101% Mar 18'
July
Electric
Home
American
53
23
20
Oct
24
46
48 Va
'
14
45% Oct
26
19% Dec
61
54% Jan
4
18 Va Oct
Mar
23
25% Jun
Metal
Metal
25
Co
American
Corp
Co
American
403a Feb
7
29
17
July 22
9% Jan
2
,36% Dec
18% Jan
8°/a
26
122
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
39
Oct
May"21
5.44%
Tel & Tel
19
126% Sep
30
25% Mar 19
22%'Jan
24
54
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
4
20% Jan
"
Jan
2
13 Va Jan
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
30% Oct
18
42
Mar 19
25% Mar
Aug
26
July
24 Va Nov
18
15
52% Jan
4
2
preference
American
Amphenol-Rorg Electronics
Amsted
14
Anaconda
11
Anchor
15
$4
26
37% Jan
4
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2
91
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9
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98
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23
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8
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27
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23.
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-
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8
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7
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9
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&
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83
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51
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9
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—
endorsed
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2
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4
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17
2
200
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24 Va
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16
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5
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134% Feb
16% Oct 24
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2
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24%
37%
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Gas
44% Apr
25
35% Oct 22
5
18%
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_2
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136% Jan
May 28
23% May 29
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,
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20
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44
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178
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26
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17
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19
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10
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8
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Jan
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98% May 29
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20
22
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100
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1
preferred
6%
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4
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28 Va
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39 Vb Aug 20
27%
21%
15
131
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17
3
28
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23
26 y2 Jan
27%
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% Mar 11
22,500
28%
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124
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24%
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65
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7%
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4
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20V2Nov
1
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24%
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7
6
162
24%
68
91%
33%
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2
24 Vb
67%
_1
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33% Sep
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7
24%
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100
34% Sep 30
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5
2
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com
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9,100
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12% Jan
23
22
—12.50
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16y4Jan
20,600
22%
92%
33 y8
6.50
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150
13
23
69%
—10
—
4
30% Mar 15
12%
22%
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100
10
25
152 V2 May 16
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40
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2
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,
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23
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24
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60
44
15
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79,700
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Natural
Oct 22
12
,14
13,800
16%
43%
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Motors
142% Jan
12%
15%
29%
80
24
12
15%
40%
7
26 Va Jun
89%
12 %
15%
43%
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24
89%
12
15%
.
30%
convertible preferred
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89%
12%
15%
40
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American
26
89 Vb
12
15%
43%
8% Aug 20
2
90
12%
29%
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American
10
39% Feb
55%
12%
5
Supply
American
>■
55
1
Power
American
14
Feb
2
32 Va Jan
12
33% Oct
23
2
2
Jan
73% Jan
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24
Apr
21% Sep
2
Jan
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55%
22
25
29
16
90
55%
12.50
105% Nov
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4,400
55%
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par
I
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14% Jan
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1
•
100
7%
6,300
26
19
41 Vb
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21
18
13 Va
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,
8
Va
24V4 Feb
18% Mar 13
55
8
15%
40Va Jun
18% Sep
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55%
8
50%
92% Nov
30 y4 Apr
12
15 Vb
7%
14%
2
27
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8
49 Vb
3
24
*12%
2,800
27,900
15%
22
12% Oct
55 Vb
49%
Jan
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
27
54%
14%
81
22% Jun
50
26%
12%
prior
4y4%
102%
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...
48 5
30% Jan
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15%
2
115
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49
Mar 19
2
101%
1,800
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Jan
16,900
48%
86
101
50%;
15%
40
5
50 Vb
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7
Sep
50 Va
15%
23
97
49%
48 Va
79% Sep
17vb Nov
49 Vb
-2
24 % Oct
24
48 Vb
9%
41%
preferred
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
15% Oct
13,700
48%
12%
common
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5 %%
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Corp_No
American International Corp
3
32
37 y4
13 Vb
—
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10
106
31%
37 Vb
DAY
41%
—
American
17
23% Jun
3
20Vb Jan
5
106 Va Nov
Co
American Hardware
,
31%
CHRISTMAS
13
7%
55
Chain
American
4
31%
37
9%
*41
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
29
Jan
31%
37%
9%
13 Va
4%%
4
65% Oct
10,300
9%
30%
37
55 Vb
30
49'/a. Sep
9%
9%
31
37%
27
13% May 20
23
60
54 Vb
2
18Va July 19
95%
26%
8% Jan
34% Jan
*93 7 s
95
101 %
American
49% Mar 25
16,300
56 y8
American Enka Corp
2.50
American Expert Lines Inc
—40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
8
22%
27 Va
39% Dec 27
8
21%
101 Vb
49% Dec 10
33% Jun 17
2
21%
55%
1
Jan
*93%
4,400
27
4
33% Feb
CLOSED
1,500
22%
56%
2
32% Mar
.
21%
7,400
22%,
27%
17% Jan
;
5
16
10
95
22%
3
34%
55%
American Crystal Sugar common-10
62V2 Sep
6
44% Jan 23
*93%
2%
34%
22%
27
Cement Corp
5
& Cable——No par
American Commer Barge Line Co__3
American Consumer Ind
_No par
16
40% Feb
13% May 29
18 Va Jun 28
Mar 20
102
79
>
May 29
EXCHANGE
29 y2 Apr
31
'1
„
20% Mar
■
21%
50
American
American
101% Nov 11
2
25
24
3
2iy4
95
3
Co—No par
„—
Can
preferred
7%
28y4 Jan 24
41% Jan
21 y2
55%
557/8
34%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
34% Nov 11
25
'
101
25
May 20
88V4Mar 12
12% May 29
8% Oct 18
17
Jan
22
5
31
—
20
13
21
35% Jun
28% Oct
17
34V4 Feb
Dec
21%
93%
2%
34%
41%
preferred
Theatres Inc
55% May 21
51% Jan
3
Jun
2
94
Jan
84
23
47V» Jan
24% Jan
1
23
STOCK
3
13%
Arma Corp
58% Apr
—
22%
No par
23
50 Vi Mar 26
22%
preferred—100
Co
Va Dec
27
22%
Bank Note common
48
Jun
22%
2%
1
4
41
34%
3
41 %
No
25
-
34 Va
No par
——12.50
Bakeries
American
55%
34%
24 Va
American
47% Feb
1
42y2 Jan 30
12y2May20
56%
2%
34%
1
American
6%
2,300
2,100
55%
common
convertible
3 y2%
.
18%
61%
No par
53 Va Apr
5
27
18%
—
18% Jan
38Va July
27
61
America.
of
65
40% Nov 22
39% July 8
27%
18%
10
25
4714 Feb 19
41% Mar 9
27%
27%
61%
No par
18
38 V'8 May 29
27%
27 y8
18%
17
67
16,600
61 Vo
Cement
July 19
14
21%
18
5,
Jun
Jan
207/8
—5
Oct
13% Jan
21%
No par
59
62
21
1
11
4
21%
9
41
Apr
20%,
61%
26% May 24
29% Jan
21%
18
5
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
:
Amerada Petroleum Corp
-26
Apr 29
81% Sep
6
62 y2 July 22
24
43,100
8%
61%
-100
transactions
Aluminum
May 21
23
59%
8%
18
—:
Foreign
16%'Jun 22
58 %
8%
61%
Aluminium Limited
Jun
2
7,600
60
27 yB
common—No par
4%
preferred
;
—100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
—1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
—10
4.08% convertible preferred—_100
Apr
19% Apr
51 Va Mar 22
6,700
8%
57 VB
20%
Corp
42% Sep
May 29
267a
8%
60
8%
18
-
22
15% Oct
26 %
Corp
17
45
26%
57
61%
—
12% Nov
Jan
26%
8%
59%
—2
Co
21% Dec
89
26%
8%
1
12
30% Jan
26%
8,900
1
—'
49% Mar 20
100% Mar
26%
•
57"%
1
24
16% Oct
X26
Inc
Products
2
Feb
88
13,700
Corp
Mills
9% Mar 11
15 Vb May
10
Jan
7
93
4,700
16%
9%
Chemical
12% Dec
12% Oct 24
81% July
5
14% Dec 21
70%
'16%
36%
48 Va
*100%
Industries
40
81% May 3
9% Oct 23
60
70 y4
16%
30V2
Allied
15
667/b Feb
59%
70%
16%
1
Allen
31
Feb
59%
70
10
21
17% Feb
1.9%
25
59%
17%
common..
18
44% Jan
5
34% May 29
60
-No par
preferred
35% Nov
200
69%
2
58% Dec
9,300
13V8
16%
Inc
2
13%
12%
59 y4
Chemicals
4
8,500
12%
13
43
69%
'
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Aug 30
Apr
Inc
y2 %
119%
43
17%
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred—.
11
2
4
119'%
44
69%
Corp'
Gas
119%
59%
Products
Products
'
118
17
Industries
Aldens
11
22
32% Jan
34% Oct
J
Alabama
Alco
27% NOV
39% May 28
24
A
14
38% May 10
'
*42%.
69
50c,
Reduction Inc
5
48
45% Oct
61% Apr 16
2
41
July
Products
Jan
14
27
6% Jun
Control
Air
% Jan
Jun
12
Air
3
12% Mar 20
5% May 29
27% Sep
19
11
25 y4 May
19
94 V2 May 16
4
Dec
&
12%
Shares
Dec. 27
58%
——1
—1
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
2
42%
119 y4
the Week
Friday
Dec. 26
10
28
18
42 %
1.18%
43
119%
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 555
—1
Admiral
19
5
4
2
No par
Inc
Co__
67% Jun
20
22% Apr
May 29
Steel
Adams Express Co—
;—1
Adams-MUlis Corp :—No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
29 y2 Dec
2% Dec
Industries
24
3
34% Dec
ACF
Wednesday
Dec. 24
13
23
4
18
50 Va July 19
Apr
7
12%
Oct
Dec
14 Va Jan
19
—:—1
137/a Jan
3
4% Feb
6
Acme
28 y2 Oct
70 Vb Feb
25
Jun
118%
Acme Markets Inc
29
1
24
40 y2 Mar 26
3ya May 29
33
*42%
Corp
15
68
56
Vending
11
22 y4 Mar
18
84y4 Mar 15
ABC
Jan
11% Jan
17
10
May 28
41% May 29
45% May 29
1—1
14
Tuesday
Dec. 23
„—5
Laboratories
20 y4 Sep
8U
43% Mar 18
19% Mar 15
9% Oct
Mar
25
2
90% Jan
1
i
Abacus Fund
Abbott
120% Aug 23
2
99 % Jar
9% Sep
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
July 29
39% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
55
34% Oct 23
every listed stock
for
yearly range of sale prices
'
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
weekly volume of trading
daily range of prices
Year1962
,
Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New York
Range for Previous
.
6,200
1
*
^
,
Volume
Number
198
6329
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2509)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Jun
Lowest
25
42% Dec
25
23% Jun
33
40
Oct
44% Oct
May 16
Arizona
9
Arlan's
67 % Dec
18
Armco
22
7
Public
Monday
48% Apr
15
Armour
109% Oct
28
Armstrong Cork Co
92% Feb
1
34% Jan
3
43
&
Co
57 % Feb
16
25
73% Apr
23
2
89 y4 Jun
7
25% Oct
24
47
Mar 22
9% Oct
30
18
Jan
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
% Aug 26
16% Sep
5
20% Jun
15
33% Feb
26
26% Jan
2
20% Feb 13
34% Mar 27
Aro Corp
Arvin Industries
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
25% Jan
2
31
2
47% Nov
21
43% Jan
80% Jan
2
27% Jan
16
10% Dec
1
Sep 27
2 % Jan
21
25
37% Oct
5% May 25
19
2% Oct
52
2OV2 Aug
9% Aug
34
6
2
% May 29
Oct
85
49i/2 jan.
42%
43%
41%
42%
31%
41%
41%
31
31%
6,600
30%
31 %
30%
31%
10,700
31%
32 %
31%
32 y4
15,900
25
Jan
7
25
19
5OV2 Nov
29
27
47 % Dec
21
46 % Jan
41 % Oct
24
57% Feb
15
48f
Jan
Apr
68
Dec
13
Atlantic
Coast Line
11
Atlantic
Refining
3
88
16
85% Nov
27
90
Dec
16
12"% Nov
1
25% Feb
5
14% Jan
11
18% Jun
21
Jun
29
Feb
23
2 Vs Jan
2
33.4 Oct
7
81'A Jan
2
Nov
3
20
15% Sep
14% Jan
26
15
20% Dec
.7
July 23
27'/2 Dec
18
24%" Nov:
26
'
.
21
9% Oct
'
...
31% Jan
63 % Dec
16% May 29
28% Feb
13
14
30% Mar 29
4
Jun
25
10
58% Feb
27 % Jun
27
20
May 16
7
171/4 Jan
23
.37
.
Jan
18% May 29
34% Jan
11
22
36% Oct
61
Feb
26
38
21
Oct
Jun
101% Oct
14
2
39,000
&
Oil
1
Wilcox
Tools
Gas
Co
&
152% Jan
-
Iron
17
Bausch
31% Oct
28
Baxter
10
Bayuk
32 % Oct
51% Dec
Oct
103y2 Mar
30
Dec
115% Jan
9
57% July
i
38% Sep 27
32% Dec 11
16
95
Feb
19
11% Jun
28
22% Jan
22
31% Jun
5
35
26
33 V2 Apr
10
29 y4 Sep
27
17
.34% Jan
2
11%.Oct
67% Oct
Apr
36% Dec
12% Nov
26
7
24
16 % Jun
8
12% Jan
8
May 29
22 % Feb
9
15% Dec
20
15% Oct 24
50 % Jan
4
2iy8 Mar 28
25
12'% Feb
14
Sep
27
75% Jan
31
34% Jun
25
55% Mar 15
14 y4
7% Jun
48
49 y2
July 16
89%
89 %
35
35
34%
88%
341/2
34
34
57%
57
57
57%
57%
*573/4
*18
18
*17
,
18%
18%
lo
79%
79%,
10
10
50
41%
1
io
Inc
34%
36%
:1
Jun'15
50 y2
128 % Mar 23
1
% Jan
1% Feb
2
Aug'
114 % Mar
1 V'a Oct
20
Feb
26
42
22% Oct
24
27 y8 Oct
22
14
l6y2Jun
24
151% Dec
27 y4 Mar 14
20 34 Jan
152% Apr
15
25
64
22% Oct
31
39% Jan
Oct
31
26% Feb
24
18% May
2
Oct
24
24% Dec
7
35 y8 May 29
56% Feb
1
16
21% Jan
18
Sep 25
2
12% Jan
7
9% Oct
20
8
7
21% Jan
2
2
17
Dec
12
25
28% Mar 12
25
70
Jan
2
57
34%'Oct
24
48% Jan
3
41'/a Jan
79
15
84 % May 24
Jan
9% Oct
22
22 y« Jan
36% Dec
2% July
4% Feb
.
6
9% Jan
22
Dec
27
11% Feb
9
4% Jun 28
7
35
25
714 Jun. 25
8% Mar 13
3% Oct
23
;
26 y4 Oct
24
39% Nov
51%
51
100%
99
29%
71
72 %
9
2
4
37% Jan
y
4.ya Feb
,3
47% Oct
62% Oct
30
.4
May 29
27
.90% Dec
43 7/b
28
116
109
Jun
70
Jun
26
24
36 y2 Jan
99 y2 Feb
13 %'Oct
Oct
87 % Jan
Apr
52% Jan
Apr
Braniff
111
8% Dec
2
Dec
46
July
17
97
Dec
12
'Oot
14% Jan
11% Jan
16
79
Jan
28
Dec-31
84 % Oct
,t'4
79% Jan
92% Aug
41% Feb
21
28% Jan
37
8%'Oct'31
44
Jun
"26
9%'Oct- 24
18% Mar
61% Jan
15:!
8
10% Jan
29
Jan
2
18%'Jun
25
% Dec
14
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
5
24% Oct
24
53% M'ar 26
Jan 26
24'
55
May 29
■2 6
a
Jan
26
16% Mar 12
'
11
J)
&
$5
6
2
44 % Dec
10
19% Jun
20
22
8% Aug 26
33% Dec
34
Feb
Bulova
2
*
11
Jun
14
12
8
193/8 Sep
28
26
Mar
Jan
7% July
15
11
footnotes,
■22%
23
22%
23
36 3/8
37%
36
1
3
Aug 20
12;,4 Dec
24
17
17
115
Dec
23
2
29% Dec
13
91% Jan
4
951/2 Dec
16
Jan
3
55
25
8% Dec
23
2
see page 23..
45%
46i/a
100
89%
89%
64 %
65
45%
3%
6%
2.50
12%
7%
3 50
7%
*94
40%
40 %
111%
111%
*111
91%
92
10%
10%
10%
33
33%
33%
25%
25%
18%
18
18 3a
30
40%
131/a
13%
15%
69
30%
15%
,
15%
68%
69
Inc
25 %
25%
25%
26%
42%
4334
41%
42%
12%
123.',
23%
23%
24
20
19%
20
1
5
x23 %
1
l
123.',
19%
361/4
37%
27.300
17%
17%
17%
13.600
17%
16%
17
65%
64%
65 38
8.300
45%
45%
45%
10.900
89%
*89%
Apr
10% May
3
36% Dec
6
Co
California
Packing
Corp
1
;
2.50
6%
30
-
1
5
12%
xl2%
.
$4.25
Canada
-
7
12%
conv
preferred
Southern
Canadian
Canadian
Ry Co
transactions
Breweries
Ltd
No par
100
113
28%
6%
3038
534
6
<
13%
11%
4,300
43
4,500
13%
115
12 3/4
28a:,
*93
941/2
*5134
52 3,4
1
3.100
800
3.800
12%
12%
12%
9.500
8%
7%
41 %
583/4
40%
,
94%
40%
33
13 %
8.100
'
3.700
58
14.500
94%
3.566
40%
111%
10%
33%
18%
41
40%
*92
26%
18 Va
,8
111%
11
25%
v.
*94
112
10%
41
57%
92
190
92%
400
11%
280.800
33%
33%
3.300
26%
.
2634
6.600
18%
18%
7.200
13%
15.600
133/8
13%
88%
*85%
88%
100
30%
30%
30%
3034
1.400
15%
16
1534
15%
1.600
68%
69
6H%
26%
27%
26%
26%
16.800
41%
4134
41%
42%
18 000
127«
1
3^0
13%
13
13%
5 700
24%
23%
21%
76 3O0
20%
20%
20%
1.600
16%
16%
16%
16%
11 .""0
9%
9%
*9%
9%
400
14.000
30'/4
6
12 74
12%
114%
"
3%
6%
30 Vs
7
13
113%
3 %
6%
29%
23%
13
29%
3%
634
29%
6
123;,
190
11%
42%
20%
30%
5%
"01
11%
7
30'/8
2.900
423.,
68%
5
1
Inc
Industries
37%
6,000
*85%
87
*2934
15%
69
5.900
92
13%
87
30%
23%
111%
.
5
—10
;
x40 %
88%
23
*94
25%
18%
*85 %
23
57%
33%
25%
1
13.000
41
10%
5
600
15%
12%
92
13
27
26%
15%
3V2
112
91%
\
26%
26V'4
15%
6%
94 %
.15
1
27 %
26 %
113/4
58%
5
1.700
42%
41%
58%
No par
No par
3.500
61
7%
41
59%
.100
A
333h
60%
8
41
58%
__100
common
Inc
33
60%
45%
12%
41
94 %
400
33
29%
1
*94
153 %
6%
3
_ioo
*152 %
6.000
64 Vs
29
12%
7%
1531/4
3%
6 %
29
12%
120,800
17
11%
3%
31%
17
43%
29%
30%
89%
11%
421%
6%
6.800
31 %
2.700
36%
90
12 '/a
43%
3 %
35%
22%
%
11%
.28%
19%
24-%
35%
15%
45%
42%
No par
19%
24%
36%,
26%
17%.
*89%
1934
26%
36%
17%
'1
Inc
Co
s
10
—;
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
Sep
21% Jan
22% Jan
65%
5
17
17%
17%
17%
100
300
13.700
a
32%
26%
15:«
Callahan Mining Corp'
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Foreign
For
15%
17%
13
153 %
26%
261/8
^>__No par
Terminal
Foreign
16
26%
64%
1 '/4
8,600
52 %
60 %
15%'
.17%
13/S
56 %
1221%
31%
60
26%
California Financial Corp
'
9
92% Apr
50
59%
.1.25
122%
24%
9%
Bush
Foreign
9
60
27
I
*51%.
12,100
21,500
24%
33 %
16%
8
- 3
33
*9%
18 % Feb
52% Jan
33%
%
55%
52'%
121 %
8 %
48 %
48
56
7,800
3, LOO
36, 100
35%
16 %
111/2 Apr
93% Dec
152%
59
Inc..
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Y
33% Aug 23
27
151%
33
152
8%
4,100
191/4
9%
3
12
31%
16%
11
48 % Nov
31%
9%
24
85% Jan
31%
16%
4% Jan
15
36
31%
1%
24%
35%
,
.31/3
6% Dec
27% Feb
2.4%
35%
___l
23% Apr
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
19%
24%
Co
3
24
20
1 %
Byers Co (A M )
2
May 28
1%
19%
19%
5
Co
Watch
55%
52%
3434
152
—
Co
DAY
8%
48%
120
24
8
common
series
8%
473a
53
BVD
7% Jan
18% Oct
,
CLOSED
CHRISTMAS
121
25
Sep
13% May 21
12% Mar 28
*52
*117%
1%
19% Aug
32% Jan
76
53%
121
1%
11
23
7
*52
*117%
19
23
May
56%
Forge Co
Burlington
•
18
May 29
Sep 25
11
56%
8%
21
7% Oct
10
563%
8%
22% Aug
20% Oct
4
56
1
Bullock's Inc
2
22
47%
common'
Bullard
9% Jan
irv2 Mar 19
47
Inc_
preferred
Buffalo
11
12% Dec '20
22% Nov
Co
69% Oct
.
47%
15%
Sons
Co
17% May 13
17
47%
26 %
•
Club
preferred
Shoe
Budd
15
25% Jan
-
il 14% Nov
8% Oct
Jan
24%
26%
Brunswick
Jun" 25
27% Oct'26
23%
7.50
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie
18
24%
No par
19% Dec
25
14
23%
2 50
Inc
313/4 May 16
28
EXCHANGE
16%
10
27
15% Feb
8%
;
34q4 Nov
30% Nov
8%
50c
Corp
:
Buckeye Pipe Line Co..
Buckingham Corp class A
21% •Feb
16
i
-J7_50c
8
22
17
15%
_™
20% Jan
9%'May 29
41%
16%
16%
_Too
10
12% May 29
4034
163/4
15%
common
?8.% Jun 27
23
41'%
16%
...
Airways
5.50%
Brown
,
450
STOCK
Inc
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
9
41
37
1
33/4%
114% July 26
12
10% Dec
/
*35%
15%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
943,4 Aug 23
3
78% Oct
11
35%
23%
16%
5
(E
35
1,200
15%
Co
Brach
14
2
55
83% Jan
13
11,500
22%
Boston & Maine RR common.No
par
5% preferred
100
14
143-4
22%
40%
_i
Borman Food Stores
Boston Edison Co
35% Aug 27
13% Jun 13
800
14%
22%
Mtg Co...
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
9
34%
14%
No par
Inc
Book-of-the-Month
4
33%
15%
Co
Stores
34
17%
...
Decker
Brooks
Boeing
61
44%
41%
..."I.40c
Corp
19,700
14%
14%
35%
40%
.1
Steel
3,700
34
15%
common..
Co
.
43%
16%
Inc
Bliss & Laughlin
Bliss (E W> Co
Bobbie
*60
61
300
40%
__50
Gypsum
&
73%
5
Corp
Co
preferred
Black
72%
.1
Leasing Co
Co
13%
-733/4
3,300
29%
*60
43%
<-34
*34
51%
99
29 %
100V2
1
~
Bond
93/4 Feb
141/s
35%
...
Co
Borden
5% Feb
13%
*34%
Corp.
Corp
Blaw-Knox Co
43% May 21
5% Jan
1
5134
99
29%,
723.4
61
43%
*33%
51%
29%
73
*60
34
51%
*99
2934
71%
.
43%
"50
^
Savers
Bigelow-Sanford
4
14% May
*33%
51%
100
29%
61
43%
1
Corp
&
*60
1
...
preferred
7%
14
4
36V4
3J5 ? 4
5
Howell
Bethlehem
23
2
3% Dec
Life
90% Dec
11
5,500
51%
Corp
Petroleum
Bestwall
May 24
51% Sep 13
8
Co..
RR__
20% May 22
23% Jan
9
28% May 21
9% Apr 16
26
Creek
5%
4
10% Mar
21
25%; Oct
Jan
Aircraft
67 %
Mar 18
36%
29%
$4.50 conv preferred
__100
Benguet Consolidated Inc....2 pesos
3
35% J ah
2
29%'May 29
85
■
&
Benelicial Finance
16
'403/b Feb
18
16% Dec
5
19 y2 Jun
41% Jun
Dickinson
Bendix
6
16% Apr
27% Jan
21% Sep 30
30% July 26
36 %
100%
;
Belco
64 % Aug 26
333/4 Apr 18
263/4 Apr 15
51% Jan
25 Vb Aug
Mar 19
40 % Jun
36%
2.50
Corp
Belding-Heminway
3
33% Nov
3,900
—100
preferred
Beech-Nut
•
24
3
36%
7,900
Best
Jun
8,900
35
371%
4,900
11
% Dec 26
160
11%
34%
3,900
15
24
11
35
26%
;
Beckman Instruments Inc.
,_l
Beck Shoe
(A S) 43/4%
pfd—100
'
140% July 24
11
26 '-2
Berman
3434 Apr
10%
34%
27 %
28
35% Jan
10%
35
26%
25% Oct
36
20
10%
34%
27%
Beaunit
Aug 26
2
41%
10%
34%
'
26%
Intercontinental
2
3,100
26%
Bell
12
-
1,000
10
39
May 28
Dec
*41
41%
700
81
26 '/a
&
28% Jan:
5
9%
38
Bell
26% Jan
47% Mar 15
3:
43% Jan
18
80%
10
26%
26
24
27 % Oct
200
39V2
55% Jun
17
58%
26%
125 % Aug
1 % Feb
Apr
900
38%
1
17 VB
*41
34
39 38
1
3
41%
81
80
34
27
Inc
13
63
*41
9%
90
39
Beech
59% Jan
18
*80%
10
180
*88
26%
Beech
24
%
80 %
9%
101
27
13
15
18
79%
41%
10%
.10
Ir,c__
New
Dec
O.uUJ
88%
3334
.
27
Becton
49% Jan
20,800
871/2
39%
8
12
12%
34%
'
87%
27
17
20
47
54 % May 28
108%
8% Dec
12%
100 3.4
1234
34%
100%
39
27
303/s jun
12%
12%
3334
100%
26%
4%%
17
45% Sep 23
19% July
2
20% Jan 18
12%
341/8
33 %|
*100% 101 %
12%
34%
100%
——No par
Cigars
46% Oct
Sep
12,400
12%
Beam
16 J/4 Jan
37%
5,200
10 3^1
(James B) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co com
—No par
1-
34 y4 Dec
6
50%
10%
_i
preference
Corp
Corp
9,203
50
103a
*57%
——
3'%
50
10%
33 %,
..
Nov
3%
497%
10'/a
100%
loo
—
Laboratories
3%
50
10
lOo
Works
& Lomb
3
49%
10%
preferred.ioo
Corp
1
„
3%
50
100
B_
convertible
Bath
47 y2 Jan
6
Corp
common
Basic Products
6
61
2
Oil
Inc
373/4 Dec
24
Corp....13
common.
non-cumulative
3
87,400
.
10
corn..No par
series
& Ohio
3%
21,500
:•«
49%
___i
—
Elec
preferred
3
9
Inc
preferred series C
26
20% Mar
1,300
30,200
27
99 .' Dec
,
29 % M'ar 21
24
2,700
18
13%
45% Apr ,18
Mar 28
15,900
19%
*17%
22%
Dec
y4 Mar
11%
*18%
86%
26% Dec
24
10%
19%
13%
5%
9
Jan
10%
19 %
17%
22%
Barber
29
26
10%
19%
85%.
4%
25
2
10%
17%
13%
Basic
21
17%
10%
18%
22'%
Baltimore
25
15 y8 Jan
17%
10%
85%
71
45% Jan
*17%
9%
18
13
8
23
290
91,600
84
Bangor & Aroostook
30
3%
22%
4%
10
10Dec
3%
13%
213/i Aug 29
92
May 3
33% Sep
3%
22%
59
.
3%
3%
17%
87
2
4
3%
32,400
12%
3
19
3%
19,400
.
22%
Jan
12% Feb
17%
85%
12
46% Feb
89%
16%
12%
46% Jan
7
57%
88%
16%
22%
21
2
56%
90
16%
DAY
87 %
22% Feb
22
57%
89
16%
12%
19
Jan
57
90
16%
22%
29
y% Nov
4,800
86%
Oct
39% Jan
1,400
67
66%
i
4%%
40% May 17
5
57"
66%
5c
Babbitt (B T) Inc
May 28
30
66%
CHRISTMAS
23,200
92
__i
Baltimore
Dec
92
*90
*17%
10c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
16
"90
17
3%
No par
...
9% Oct
Dec
16%
1
Corp..
Corp
19
22
1
Avnet Electronics Corp
7
26% Jan
92
92
800
6
Jan
*90
*90
28,100
20
59
67
10%
47%
'
14%
Sep
23% Jan
66%
10%
47
27%
106% Feb
13
67%
10%
47%
29%
31
22
67
10%
47%
14
14% Oct
Oct
CLOSED
27%
48% Feb
36
28,700
EXCHANGE
30%
22
124/4 Nov
28%
28%
10%
47%
14%
11% Nov
Apr
28%
STOCK
10%
47%
27%
Baker
85% Mar
28%
27%
10%
29%
Babcock
52 %
28
28%
14
22
20% Jan
4,000
27%
July 10
24
59%
29%
Jan
25
59%
14%
14
24
59%
27%
58
Jun
59%
29%
5
8% Oct
1,700
59%
14
18
38% Dec
59%
28
42,300
27%
1
60
19%
49
30
333-8 Feb
30
19%
14%
23
18 »/2 Oct
48
19%
29%
9% Nov
94
3,400
49%
19%
13%
46% Feb
23
3%
49
19%
29%
Avco
8
87 % Dec
3%
49
19%
48 %
C
9
4
3%
48%
19%
60
*27 %
V
94% Mar
85% Jan
3%
49
19%
_Nn par
12
37
1,500
2,000
6,200
3%
No par
($1.20)
29y4 jun
Mar 18
%
30%
29%
Automatic Canteen rCo of Amer_2 50
of America_50c
23
8
July 24
17
3029
59%
20
12
32 V2
16%
30%
29%
47%
.■
12 % Dec
100
17%
29%
28%
100
Corp..
Nichols common
prior pref
Xl7%
500
30%
57
•' 21% Oct
5
3
18
10
29
"89
A
5% Jan
17%,
30%
28%
56%
9
104% Mar
49
Automatic Retailers
16
.
89 %
12
Dec
17%
56
18
3
*9%
*89
88% Dec
24% Mar
10
100
41% Jun
Apr
*9%
preferred
B
1>
59
3,900
xl0%
preferred
Conv
190
'38%
10
Mar 20
17
25
96% Jun
38%
88%
37%
4%
com
Credit
Austin
88 %
38
3%
50c
J$R—
19% Apr 19
37 y2 Mar 28
26
May 29
ll'/s Jan
.
—
8 y8 Mar 12
% May 29
37 y8 Jun
5%
Atlas
12% Aug
27
,
42%
1
16
283/8 May 16
29% Dec
2
24
Jun" 25
«...
Nov
18
19
17
12% Jun
series
90
37%
9%
common
Corp common
13% Aug
3
9% Dec
16% Nov
ll'/s Jan
$3.75
6,900
89
37%
3%
Atlas Chemical Industries
Atlas
27,200
10
City Electric Co
preferred
4%
29,800
46%
108%
.10
Atlantic
4
59% Dec
2
21
17%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com. 10
5%
non-cumulative preferred
10
11% Jun
•
9%
1
25
94
66%
45%
108%
37%
30%
30% Jun
2
66
45%.
9%
29%
.4.
66%
108 %
37%
30%
Associates Investment Co
10
44%
107%
89
28%
Associated Spring Corp
11
45 %
107%
89
l
86% May 16
Jan
44%
107 %
90%
2.50
22% Oct
2
45%
108%
37%
2.50
_
65%
44%
106 %
*9
Inc..
26
31% Jun
66%
*89
Co
Associated Dry Goods Corp
17
32%
66
5
Co
l
32
1
Corp
22
Jun
lOVi Jan
Constable
32%
67 %
No par
_1
Associated,Brewing
13
.
Arnold
May 13
87
6
Armstrong Rubber
31%
66%
__5
common..
preferred
4% Aug 29
51% May 15
54% July 26
4
913/8 Apr
10
Nov
Jun
13% Jan
9
Shares
42%
Ashland Oil & Refining.
12
the Week
Dec. 27
42%
...
...
Friday
Dec. 26
30%
1
24
$3.75
Sales for
Thursday
l
Dec.
10
2
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
2.50
Corp
Oct
66% Jan
Dec. 2*
No par
Co..
47% Jun
82% Jan
87
Tuesday
Dec. 23
Par
Stores—
Dept
Steel
Service
Oct
Nov
LOW AND
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
33% Dec
38
5
11
33% Aug 23
71% Mar 15
22
32
39
31
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
28% July 17
21% Aug
8
51% Mar 19
38%
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
{
Highest
113%
7%
7V4
7%
30%
30%
31%
6
13%
13
114%
5%
13
13
113%
3.400
12.200
6
13%
13%
115
29 3„
28%
29%
*92 7 8
93%
*92%
93 %
*92%
523/4
*51%
5.900
11.700
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94
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5334
29
29%
18.700
52%
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~9%
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1,700
34
33%
34
5.100
I
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1
No par
"834
25
33%
CO
-co
~9
k
9
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transactions
Pacific
Rv
transactions
32%
33%
,33
33%
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337
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33%
1.100
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NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
37 y2 Oct
24
22
Oct
Jun
25
13
32% Jan
9
101% Jan
2
60% Jan
10
72% Dec
Nov
22
41% Jun
4
43% May
9
Nov
19
64
Dec
27
45% Mar 14
32
July 23
2
51% Aug
3
35
Jan
2
81% Oct
2
12% Nov
2
101% Nov
5% Nov
Jan
4
/Jan
64% Jan
3% Jan
4
3% Jan
1
25
5
Case
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(J
Co
23%
3,200
13 Vk
104'A
13 %
104'A
2,200
68
19% Sep
26% Feb
2
2
30% May 21
Celotex
Corp
2
18% Oct
7%
2nd
5%
24
Aguirre
Central
Foundry
38% July 15
Central
Central
Illinois
16
102% Apr
4 Vii
4
Corp—
Light
preferred
1
Central
Central
&
Pub
Illinois
16
22% Mar 11
26% May
19
41
47% Dec
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
:,3 % Mar 27
26
Nov
11
32
Jan
22
23% Apr
2
8% Dec
24
14% Jan
23
Century Industries
17% Oct
33
4
19% Jan
2
33% Oct
16
Cerro
6
Oct
23
60% Jan
24
35
Jan
31
24
9'A Apr
4
30% Oct
24
22% Oct
25
91
21
22
13% Jun
2
Oct
Nov
6
19% Feb
Aug
6
25
4% Mar 13
20
16
33 % Jan
16
25 % Jan
2
27
96 'A Jan
22
41% Feb
29 % May 29
16
'32% Jan
2
Chain
102% May 24
38% Feb
2
41% Oct
37% Oct
"
Belt
$4.50
21
31% Dec
21
29% Feb
12
Oct
24
31% Apr
25% Feb
11
17% Nov
22
26% July 31
Checker
25
7
18 % Jan
2
27% Oct
21
24
10% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
11% July
10
14%
.10
1%'
1
May 29
18
32
Oct
45
5
Mar 29
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
60
Jan
Jan
11
62
Apr
3
37
Oct
6
Sep
10
13% Jan'
22
21% Nov
68% Dec
18
7
110% Dec
10
2
62% Oct
11
9
19
13
Chicago & East 111 RR com
Jan
2
16% Jan
23
27% Feb
2
Mar
46
14
14% Jan
19
Sep
28% Nov
2
|
27% Jun
68'A
557 b
,
16'A
*21 %
36 % Feb
15
29% Jan
7
Oct
17% Feb
8
39% Sep 17
16% Aug 28
Nov
5
64% Feb
20
9% Jan;
51% Jan
2
48
3
65% Aug 30
8% Jun
25
22% Feb
7
13% Jan,
2
34 % Aug
28
14 % Oct
22
36% Feb
8
20% Jan
2 '
54% Dec
11
19% Oct
24
31% Jan
12
26% Jan
3
34% Jun
3
14% Nov
30
26% Feb
2
19
Jun
22
35% May
2
15% Jun
25
21
May 28
29
13
8% Oct
24
24
33% Jan
24
/
18% Jan
22
287.! Sep
2
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
30
38% July 29
Chicago Yellow
23%
Chickaslia
4
11
19% Jun
19
Chock
12% July 24
2
20
13% Dec
4
Feb
18% Apr
15
Chris-Craft
51
May
42
pec
May 13
00% Oct
fi
49
27
Dec
Full
Chrysler
24
18
Cab
19%
36%
36%
O'Nuts
Corp
Industries
2474
24%
28%
*27%
*19 Vb
197k
13%
13%'
13%
137's
13
13%
12%
13
86 !A
89
43%
44%
88
90'i
.
45%
23% Apr
24% Dec
2
27% Jun
25
23
93
Oct
29
89 % Dec
20
97 % Sep
5
107
87 % July 10
Dec
14
103% Nov
6
106% jun
13
52 % Feb
16
Jun
27
44% Oct
24
59 % Feb
5
97 % May 29
112% Feb
8
36% Dec
55% Jan
Nov""!
Jun
27
8% Dec
31
20
35 %
106
37
5
46% Feb
26
2
72% Aug
6
14
Feb
7
Jan
4
19
Aug
65% Aug
26% Nov
15
3
34% Oct
28
,
4%%
121
Service
Cities
$4.40
6
.
7% Nov
18
10% Dec
3 8 % Jan
4
29% Feb
5
45% Nov
15
Clark
9
48% Jan
2
37% Jan
2
50
Oct
16
Cleveland-Cliffs
30 % Nov
26
34% Aug
5
58 % Jan
3
65%
33% Feb
37% Apr
,6
31% Oct
23
57
70
Jan
103%
May 29
75%
Jan"
Jan" 19
81%
May"
46% Jun
i.l
Clevite
1
57 7 a Oct
31
Cluett
17
Dec
41
51
14
May 14
7%
%.
17
Aug
847b Mar
5
41
Oct
30% Apr
24
$3.50
4
14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
>41
31
Jan
79% Jan
Aikman
20
35% Jun
4
Collins
Radio
15
23% May 15
Colonial
10% Apr
16
Colorado
39% Sep
18
31% Feb
-
Fuel
5% %
&
Iron
preferred
55% Jan
15% Jun
23
26
39% Dec
23
2
30% Jun
12
22
2
84
Oct
14
67
37% Mar 23
25
5
84'% Oct
2
74
Feb
25
30% Doc
14
Combustion
Engineering
5
Commercial
Credit
38'
Nov
22
48% Feb
18
101% Sep
19
111% Feb
19
22
Mar zO
30%
35
45% Jan
May 29
7% Jun
24
Oct
11% Jan
25
11% Oct
3
8
15% Feb
13
Apr
4
13
4
22% Nov
13
44 % Jan
2
Sep
21% Dec
2
54 % Sep
16
8% Jan
7
10% May
18
34
83% Dec
27
103
May 29
107% Oct
19
96
May 29
113% Mar 30
65% May 28
25
Jun
49 % Jan
25
Jan
39
21% Oct
24
65% Apr
45% Feb
20
42% Apr
23
101%
97% Jan
2
104% Nov
7
89% Jan
3
Jun
12
May 28
-
17% Jun
02
96
25
Aug
5 % Oct
28% Mar
94% Apr
15
24
9
2
July 20
107% Dec
3
38
Jun
25
48% Jan
*2
Jan
3
88 % Apr
19
4
Dec
24
8% Feb
13
16
Oct
25
21
Feb
Consolidated
Consolidated
68'A Aug
97
93
Dec
5
16
50% Aug 26
Dec
102 Va Jan
105
Jan
4
40% Nov
22
48
Jun
17
87
10
91Va Jun
6
109% May 31
6% July 12
9
15
19
53'A Jan
2
23
43
25
23% Mar
15% Feb
26
Jan
18
A
$3.75
Continental
$5
49% Sep
1.25
conv
Continental
Control
No par
9
35'%
35%
84
108 3
t
83%
33%
84'
106%
*109
109%
34
33%
47%
47%
33
33
65%
36
106
109
*47 7 b
33
66%
52
34%
47%
33%
657'k
44%
'
66'A
52V«
52%
44%
53
44
•
V4
44%
101%
■
101%
*106
107!
2
4%
2
42%
4%
.16
56
57
11%
12
57
58
Motors.iOil
Co
i
common
preferred—
Steel
Data
Corp..
of
1
_L_5.
No par
7
Corp._____.____ ,50c
America
2
26% Jan
15
2
26% Nov
14
32% Jan
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
2
42% Sep
60% Nov
11
Copperweld Steel
Product
,
Co.—_
Co
.5
__5
16%
5-1;
4
42%
98''t
99 Va
*97
9.9
12%,
88'k.
25
99
12%
49%
49
—_5
23
Corn
97%
'12%
preferred
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
4
ilk
49
Insurance.—
34% Sep
3
com
99%
102
12%
97
41 a,
Copper & Steel
Controls
Co
99%
*87%
Jan
23.
9 :'a'
106%
10
common
28% Mav 28
25
5
common
16% Jan
see page
35
..No par
convertible
Continental
$2
100
Inc
preferred
Continental
113% Dec
Mar 29
5
1.33%
18% Oct
49
97 k
84
4
_
footnotes,
Nov
Lines
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
Continental
Sep
17% JunT
15 Vb
106
6
43% Mar 21
60% Mar 28
May 28
12
J!
%
.
Baking Co
July
12% Jun
14 7
.1
preferred
Air
13% Jun
18% Oct
4%
Continental
2
12%
15'4
9%:
No par
.100
America
Continental
27 % Jan
12:%,
14%
com.-No par
preferred
5
64% Feb
34% Mar 19
$4:16
Container Corp of
11
2
1
12'::
No par
com
14% Sep
22
27
1
10
;
5
54% Sep
23
-Sep
487k
com___5
Dec
8% Oct
21 %
48%
—1
2
7
21%
48%
12%
__10
5
20
21 %
48%
95%
23
12
21 %
Corp
6% Jan
Dec
28
12.50
Co_
43% Apr
21 % De.c
27%
31%
105 % Oct
36% Mar
28%
31
23
41
27%
94 %
10% Jan
5
40%
104%
95%
56
24
39%
*104%
31%
Mar 25
56
40
31%
97 % Dec
5
30%
1
Corp.
Power Co
:o
%
40%
Consolidation
Consumers
30
104%
Consolidated Natural Gas—
Coal
70 3 k
29%
'
*104%
A—_a_20
series
Foods
83%
70
100
Co
Laundries
22%
*82 3,
95%
1
53 % Dec
1
X21 %
71 %
No par
NOV
66 Vis
E,lec—5
r)'
83%
70
*101%
16
Feb
21%
*82%
No par
No par
98
20 Va
29%
__^_No par
35
2
29
$4.50 preferred A
18
4% Jan
39! 4
29 %
$4.52 preferred—
21
Dec
78
29 %
4
NOV
Jan
52
76
38 VA
18
23% Jan
94
*51
78 %
-5
;Co
Y
52
39%
Electronics Industries.
7
55
101% Dec
.
Consol
52
38%
Corp
N
fP'k
37
10
1,
pref
conv
11
35% Jan
40 ya Mar
4.12%
Dec
35
of
9%
36%
7674
common.__5
series
Cigar
Edison
9%
22%
22%
2.50
Inc
Edison
preferred
49% Nov
52% Nov
34 % Feb
( For
6
16
56% Jan
J
11
29
18% Oct
27% Oct
39% Sep
26
15% May 29
40
16
12% Jan
25
43 % May 29
23
$5
72% Feb
47%' May 29
8% Jun
2
Consol
13
Co
Conde Nast Publishing
Mills Corp ___!
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
Consolidated
27%
21 %
22 %
37
No par
1
Cone
5
115% Feb
pfd
conv
37
50
J
preferred..
4.5'I
9%
.5
conv preferred.:
Commercial Solvents common
25
23
22%
4%%
15
Jan
22%
221
.
49%
1U7%
107%
41%
*87 3
42%
1
88 %
4%
4%
*16
1(.%
56
56%
11%
11%
56%
'
1,000
68%
14.200
108
55
9,100
17
3,700
*21%
18%
55'4
*16
»
%
24.
18'%
37
18%
*36%
4.400
37
700
13%
13 %
13%
5,900
58
58 Va
59
1.500
27
26!k
27
7,000
50 Vk
49
49%
7.000
32%
32
32%
7.3o0
24 7 k
24%
28
24%
27
2.800
28
580
1
19%
*19'/a
19%
13%
14
13%
21,200
13 Vk
88 3
a
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87
220,000
44%
42
44
100,100
12%
58
13 !k
9,400
,
25'k
25 Va
25%
91
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3,900
92
190
105%
38%
10
61%
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CHRISTMAS
32
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1,800
43
68 %
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41
pfd
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issued J_%—
$4.25
22%
27%
System
Inc_
Columbia Pictures common
Dec
38
109
1st
Broadcasting
Columbia
89% Feb
18
56% Jan
27
8% Mar 15
2
50% Jan
35%, May 29
101
Dec
2
1
29
12% Nov 21
Apr
24 Va Jan
30
22
33% May 29
94% Jan
3
46
29
Nov
16% Nov
14
27% Apr
33% Feb
36% Mar 16
30% Oct
1
108% Dec
2
27
Nov
81Jan
105 %
2
25% Jun
21
8%, Aug 12
noncumulatlve
When
32 %
113 'A
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801
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Columbus & Southern Ohio
A'/r
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Columbia
40 '«
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68 3 k
104'%
55%
137
40%
B_
7
24% Mar 19
126%
81
common
series
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&
77% Jan
16
20% May 29
34
Jun 27
137%
28%.
America
7
29% May 10
55%
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of
Jan
Jan
3J
37%
37%
a
43
118
43 '4
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Co
Corp
21% Nov
17
2.6,
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*80
No par
Corp
26% Jan
72% Mar 16
May 29
39%
56'
27,600
9,700
'
68%
No par
preferred
Collins
42% Jan
18
32%
68
22%
Co
38 % Dec
22
32'k
69%
31%
Gas
States
13
3
30
32%
37 %.
10
,91%
49
111 Va
Coastal
Sep
8% July 19
32% Jan
49
Sep 20
42%
48%
137%.
Coca-Cola
40%
9 Va
41%
56
100
—
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49%
37 %
1
___,
9 %
43%
*39
common__3.25
9'%
247 a
32%
a
%
6,500
9%
*10334
EXCHANGE
2
*68%
_50
stoek_„50
4%
Co
58
22!
48%
_____No par
Coca-Cola
21
21% Dec
7
,
Producing. 33 VsC
27
24% Oct
16
Mar 19
&
%.
32
__1
gtd
9'
57%
22
.
41%
.
_10
__
Bottling Co of N Y_—1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
_1
115'/a Dec
2
Colorado
45% Dec
31% May 28
32 Ik
preferred
3
22
48% Jan
32%
Ilium—^_No par
guaranteed
20
80
Apr
22% Nov
17% Jan
32%
Co__
Corporation
Peabody
20% Jan
19
9
Special
84'/a Jan
1
41% Jan
57%
22%
_5
Co__
Iron
Electric
28% Feb
2
18%Jun
Nov
147
110 Va
110%
57%
22 %
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
9
Mar
134% Dec
13
~7% Oct~22
Cleveland
G
12
34% Dec
30
July 22
•*2
3
19% May 29
27
70 Vb
40% Nov
1il7% Aug
26
,
110! k
*110
26
42 %
62%
5
25'%
99Va
85!%
39%
61 Vb
Co
Equipment
22
39 % Dec
19% Nov
27% Jan
8
Stores
35% Oct.
12
July
Jan;
City
36% Jan
30
143
3
64
17
49% Nov
31% May 29
134 % Jan
Oct~12
9
38%
62 %
No par
25%
91
61%
No par
Investing Co_
City Products Corp____
27
Jun
43%;
18%
'i.
25%
_„10
preference
conv
43%
34%
18 Va
13%
105 V,
44
40%
City
31% Oct
23%
43%
33%
*19 Va
90
*103%
39%
common
preferred
conv
$2.25
90
103%
*98Vk
19 Vk
1,400
12 3 4
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Corp
Co
24%
90 1 i.
103%
___
I T Financial
25%
*89
'4%
5
2
24% Jan
Mar 23
24%
8.5o
com
C
207s Jan
Feb" "I
Electric
&
49% Mav 13
54% Nov
18%
Gas
preferred
100
preferred
_1'J0
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.___lo
36% Mar 20
49% Mar 21
32
Cincinnati
29
99 Va
53%
27%
;
101% Jan
5,500
24%
28'.4
197k
'44!;,
38%
31%
24%
273
__6.25
—
_
38%
50
50
31%
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12.50
issued
6,400
38%
263k
49 %
31
24%.
1
>
21.800
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26
48%
25c
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58
32
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3
44
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5
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437k
32%
23
13%
25 %
3 Va
43 %
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16 7
58
257«
12,400
18%
37
13V4
57%
31%
27.400
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18%
18%
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12,700
15
23%
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%
58 'A
2514
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14%
23
55 %
16'A
13%
No par
Corp
When
37
28'1
5,100
15
66
55%
24
7,200
3,300
8%
23%
*105
57 Vk'
—No par
Oil
Cotton
16 %
*21%
18 %
18%
__
18% Jan
Mar 26
Jan
17
55%.
16%
28'
8%
43
66%
118
24%
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22% Sep
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46
27%
9
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-
8%
43
66 Va
118
457k
28
28%
'
190
23%
•
25%
8%
55%
Chicago Great Western Ry coin._ 10
5%
preferred
.——,___50
Chicago Mil'w St Paul & Pac_No par
.5%
series A non-cum pfd__
100
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
5%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
__8
25
8 Vb
66%
97
23
18%
25%
8%
43
97
2,200
33%
19!4
43
1
46'%
*98 Vk
33%
19
25 VA
*108
40
___
33%
19%.
25%
43
97
22 7 k
1,200
2,000
-
43
99%
8%
No par
Class A
1
34%
.
47%
32%
38
98 Vb
25%
19%
177k
34 Vk
46%
38
37%
*
17%
34%
47%
3
42%
99%
177 k
34%
14%
32%
33%
1.25
__
18
3
51% Jan
4
1
20
13% Nov
Curp
Sep
Jan
92
Motors
Corp
■_%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
;
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry communis
3 % %
convertible preferred___100
Chesebrough-Pond's Anc
—2
51% Jan
4
98
May 29
37
Chainplin Oil & Refining Co_
42%
31%
38
2,600
23'%
•
3 Va
43 %
*98%
5,900
35%
28
14%
23%
32
100
49
35'%
9
31 %
37%
18%
48 %
28
9
14 Vb
3
*18
35
•457,,
27%
23
..
3
18 Va
50
97
28 VB
43
No par
No par
com
8%
23%
Chemetron
3% Oct
14%
3
27%
27%
22%
1
—
Inc
■
8%
1
Champion Spark Plug Co
15 % Jun
21
27%
1,100
2,500
17%
46%
28
95
24%
47 %
23
46 Vk
27%
95
24'%
22%
22%
39
95 %
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97
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47%
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16,500
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34 Va
47%
23
8%
preferred
17%
34 Va
26%
57%
56 %
*149
34%.
."
.
27%
Corp
DAY
46%
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Inc
CHRISTMAS
341'2
14,700
247k
*18
48 7 k
210
2,500
48
*25%
56%
24 7k
'
18,900
%
5
47%
k
151
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107it
87
4 "k
25%
55%
*149
18%
22%
2.50
—
Products
Champion Papers
24
Co
Gotham
Chadbourn
47% May 31
33 % Sep 25
Nov
49% Feb
100
97
25%
STOCK
34
34%
477 a
47'A
1—5
Aircraft
Cessna
34%
:
Serviee__No par
___
49:%
17%
100
Corp
*18
34%
*17%
1
No par
com
West
Co
Soya
5
„
Corp
Certain-teed
25% May 23
2 % Sep
Central
South
1
Co
....
26
3% Oct
48 %
34
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
49% Apr
Apr
Jan
18%
Central
Sugar
Co
24%
24%
18%
95
47 7
8,000
*85
'47«
47 %
>
57! 4
151
24%
24%
Cenco
48
26%
95
1
4
Instruments
56 VA
—20
—
''
200
71%
10%
87 %
4%
220
3 3 •"«
71%
10%
*85
47 k
♦149
95
3
46% Apr
23
58%
150%
94 %
common
preferred .A—i—«•
25
25
56%
150%
preferred
—100
preferred series A. 100
4%
50
*32 Vb
72
10%
87
47.
19
Dec
86
47b
41%
.50
33%
71 VA
11
"257k
54% Sep
96
88
47%>
19% Nov
22
10%
40%
50
*32%
71%
26%
40% Nov
7
11 Vb
41%'
50
33
'70
26
2
22
71%
.
41%
50%
88
10
2
Jan
41%
%
No par
Corp
15
33
41
47b
Jan
43% Nov
101% May 28
5
May 29
Jan
.
42
10%
conv
4
2,500
11,100
47'/«
15% Jan
52% Mar 30
July
4Va%
22
2
36% Jan
4
38% Jan
23
23% Jan
95% Sep
15% Jan
Mar 13
28% May 29
10
2
21
28
2
20% Mar
20
151% Dec
Jan
36% Mar.
4,500
33%
69%
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
58% Dec
8
90
70 %
32%
—7
Tractor
Produces
133% Ian
9
19
60%
33
50
Ceco
Mar 22
70%
32%
32
100
50
69 3.1
50%
i
105
70 '%
33
33
11
42% Feb
Jun-- 25
41%
_____1
common
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70
32%
*50
1
105
70
*32
Inc
*104
3,800
33%
38
1
27% Sep
Dec
105
*69%
—10
49% Dec
44
21
14% May 29
25% May 28
*104
-—50
.i--
Corp—
1
13
Jun
23%
13 Vk
3
14
16
23%
13%
34% Mar
26
11
23 %
13%,
20% Jan
Jun
17
41%
23%
13%
10
14% Nov
30% Jun
41Vk
23%
13%
22
137% May
Shares
41%
23%
13%
No par
preferred
—_
6'/2%
2nd preferred—
Steel
the Week
Dec. 37
23 %
—_—_5
a
7%
Caterpillar
Friday
Dec. 26
41
Ry_10o
Light
General
Products
Carter
Sales for
Thursday
41
Jan
29
16'A Jun
93
&
Ohio
&
preferred
&
»
40%
6
91
35
4 % %
Carriers
,Dec. 25
"
41%
42% Jan
25
79
9
7
PRICES
Wednesday
!>.
40%
Carrier Corp common
11
3
70
Power
8
2
7
9% Jan
26
Clinchfield
Carpenter Steel Co
8
54
Oct
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Dec; 28
10
No par
_—
Carolina
29
77
23
4'% May 29
44
July 2
2
Mar 12
Monday
Par
Co—...
Mfg
Corp
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
_5
Carolina
12
Jan
28
36% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
May 21
36
49% Sep
26
38 % pet
108
48
8
3
26% bet
30'% May 29
:
29% Jan
44% Feb
45% Jan
28 % Jun
Carey
8
29
103
124 '% Jan
12
15% Apr
23
8
18% Nov
29% Feb
23 % Dec
25
29% Jun
Carborundum
12% Nov
28
2>/» Jun
10
11
26% Jun
Jan
49 Va Apr
24
15% Mar 30
45 Vi Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
39% Oct
Mar 16
56
96
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Highest
.
EXCHANGE; STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
Year1962
Lowest
.
*80
140
3,100
41
16,500
81
10
267k
27'%
26%
28'%
9.500
22%
23
22%
22 %
23'%
22%
15,400
23,600
22'%
9%
22%
9%
9'"'a
10%
37%
37%
37%
900
*51'4
/
67,200
*37
52
51 %
51%
30
75 %
767 k
75%
76'%
25,600
38%
38%
38'%
38%
4,800
29
29%
17.100
23
11,700
29%
'23
28%
22'.'4
*82%
83%
*82%
88 %
70 Va
7Q%
70%
70%
11.800
29%
30 Vb
29%
30
15.500
40
40%
40
40%
104! a
22'%
9,700
104%
104'/a
4
28%
28 Va
28
15.u00
21%
21%
21%
21 %
r
48
48!4
48'
,t
48%
16.500
12%
12%
12%
14'%
15
15
12%
15%
6.800
9%
5.400
35 3 k
12.500
84 Vk
10,800
27 3
9%
35'
9%
35 7
83 3,
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«
84
9%
35%
83%
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a
'
2.000
1,500
106%
106
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109%
109%
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34%
35
7.500
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47%
48
2,200
33
33'
4
33
33
65
65%
64
53 Vk
54
53%
64%
54 %
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44%
8.900
99 %
330
109%
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44 3
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44%
99 %
44%
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500
1.900
8,400
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120
31%
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31
11,000
31
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99
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60
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49 Vk
49%
49
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16.7 k
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56
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57%
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58%
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57
13.700
54%
54%
42
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42%
42%
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102%
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101%
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102 %
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104%
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22%
23%
24 %
24%
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23 %
22 %
22%
20
30%
30 %
30%
54
42 '
54%
54
54
43
14
30'k
14%
30 3 k
14
14%
30 Vk
30 "4
14
20' '4
20
20%
20%
14%
20%
14
19%
20%
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25
14%
21%
24%
39
25%
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5
1.5o0
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1
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25%
24'k
24%
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39%
40
40
39%
40%
58 %
59 %
58 Vb
59
58
59'k
40
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59%,
r noo
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/
'
•.
Number 6329
198
Volume
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(2511)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range fo* Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
1051/4 Jun
152% Mar
194% Mar 19
27
Feb
Oct
210
6
87 %' Jan
27
24
Glass Woris' common
5
preferred
-100
r
3Vz% preferred ser of 1947—100
Cory
Inc—._—
:
1
14
90
96% May 17
91
Feb
21
98
Nov
22
21% Mar 12
10% Sep
26
15% Jan
31
Dec
11
6% Sep
23
2
Dec
11
11
Oct
5
Dec
28
5% Dec
4 %
17
Oct
36
68% Jan
24
2
81% Apr
62
19
23 V4
23%
23
Crowell-Coliler
18%
18%
18
Oct
24
27% Aug 24
20% Jun
20
27
Sep
17% Oct
24
42 Ve Mar
19
14% Apr
2
30
Dec
18
34% Dec
24
24% Nov
22
39% Jun
Jun
14
44
Feb
27
48 V2 Nov
18
$2
41
8
45
Jan
4
60% Dec
13
Crown
37 % Aug
95% Nov
4
Jan
23
"lo-# jan
2
25% Sep
4
103
7
109% Oct
11
Aug
91I
3
•
21% Mar 29
22
86% Jun
May
97
7
12% Oct
27
107% Feb
19
Jan
24% Oct
100
13
C
Jan
25
18
63 % Apr
10
12% Oct
18
24 V2 Jun
6
3
70% Jan
29
12% Feb
13
4
19% Dec
17
5% Sep
23
8 % Feb
14
Dec
51
4
20
26 '4 Jan
3
39% Feb
28
/14% Feb
19
8% Aug
20
13'% Oct
20 V4 Aug
16
17% Nov
22
24V4 May 16
3iy« May 29
35 Ve Aug
21
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
26
47% Oct
24
78
Mar 20
7
67% Apr
15
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
46% Sep
3
5
91
Dec
12
89 % Apr
3
93 /
$4
3
27
2
Jun
Mar 13
35
25
52
Aug
Press
52
—100
5
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Inc
prio:'
Class
common—..
A
Inc__'
5
1,200
60
5,800
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85
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85
10%
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10%
20%
20%
23
23 %
23'/2
24
18
18a4
18%
19%
31
4,900
2,700
31%
31 '/a
27,800
32%
48 *b
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11,100
.
48 *,-.
4 8%
35,000
300
%
54 3 4
55%
54%
55%
96%
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96 >/a
22 Va-
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19,300
200
21%
21 Va
21%
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108 Vb
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14
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11%
183b
108%
21
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25
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preferred
2
19
33 % Jan
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30 Va
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27
15% Jan
22
common—2.50
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—1
6 % Nov
19% Aug 23
25
28
Cork
Crown
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17 % Jan
25
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5V
6
14% Jun
19y4 Dec
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5
24
85
12
26
59% Jan
99
20%
27
19% Feb
28
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25
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13
Dec
26
83
91 Vb
10
Dec
3%%
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17
194 %
92%
59
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22 Vb Jun
76 Mi Jan
434
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91%
91%
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25
■
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202
198
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5
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Sales for
Thursday
Tuesday
Dec. i.i
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25
91% Der
Dec
5
31
Monday
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EXCHANGE
92% Jsn
87
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
i
56%
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t>
jo
2,100
32,000
500
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3,300
57 %
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36 % Jan
15 V4 Feb
May 29
11
9 % Jun
13
7
13% Jan
18% Mar 12
25
2
Jan
21
29% Jan
2
27
Jan
July 27
85% Dec
31
82
Mar
Dec
31
84% Nov
77 y2
78M? Aug
86
2
/
Dec
13
87
51% Apr
16
45% Feb
71
87
30
34 % May 28
31 y2 Aug
2
57 % Feb
20% Dec
26
55% Feb
Power & Light common__7
3.75%
series A
100
*83
100
86
-100
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87%
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46
18
Preferred
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3.75%
Jan
9
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3.90%
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16
90
18
75% Oct
11
3
56% Sep
3
70% Dec
2
32% Jun
Records Inc
—_i50c
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17
12
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series B
series C
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25
30% Doc
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2
23
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4
17
11
15 l/a Jun
25
22% Jan
12
9
2
9
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Chemical
Dfroit
Edison
31% Dec
31
31 % Jan
,2
9% Oct
30
18% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
3o% Sep
15% Sep
26% Oct
26
34 % Jan
10
31% Jan
24
39% Jun
11
De
37% Oct
24
12
19
Diamond
Alkali
24
53% Jan
2
44% July 22
3
15% Jan
54 % Feb
Oct
61 % Oct
4
Diamond
National
25
27 Ve Jan
22
23
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15
15
10
9% Oct
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69
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8
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10V'4 Oct
18
17% Feb
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26
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Oct
23
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35% Jun
25
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22
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3
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5
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2
19
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30
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25
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.
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26
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5
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19
Nov
20
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22
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27
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20 V2 May 29
13
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May 29
15
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29
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20
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30
30
17%
41
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13
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20
27
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14
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7
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24
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11
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24
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30
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2
26
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101
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14
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4
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30
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24
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17
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25
16
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5
19
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26
8
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111
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8
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25
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9
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42
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25
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56%
2834
29'b
28'2
29'b
28'b
9%
10%
10
lOlb
Mfg
I
25c
8.700
27 Vb/
30%:
30
37%
363 b
31 '4
10'b
11%
19
183%
19
24%
2414
245/a
30
30
36%
2,000
11,900
11
*31'4
10%
10%
48%
483/4
__.20c
24 34
2414
24*4
24 %
*24 >/4
24%
24
7.50
43 Va
44
433/4
44
46
46
10
31'%
32%
19
193b
w__—_—*.
Co
Electric Co
Co com No par
1,000
44 Va
32
*31
19%
31
19 Vb
i
100
,
*31'%
19%
'
600
19'%
7.400
210
67
67
68
*67
46 Vs
19 VB
31
193b
1.490
24%
31'%
66%
66' b
66%
25%
25%
25%
25'%
25%
25
40*4
40
40
40%
40%
25%
41%
3.600
39 7%
393 b
2V4
?%
2%
23'8
2 '4
2'%
2%
23/4
57.500
123b
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
13
13 Va
141/2
2,140
*62%
65
66 3
8
26
*62%
1
13%
65
>
_
*62 %
1.3%
13%
65
13%,
13%
13 3b
%
*62%
13%
-
1,800
65
13%-
18%
22,500
9.200
19
5
Co_i
Inc
Corp
900
9.200
-'
_
'
'
100
—___50
Inc
9.200
303b
37%
31',4
10%
32
%
37
31 Va
37
10%
„
64.000
30
30'/a
373b
48 %
%,
.____■.
(Max)
_
18'%
187b
18 %
18%
18a4
19*4
29
293b
28%
29%
29%
30%
285b.
29%
35.800
1
3
36 %
37 "4
36 3
4
37'2
37*8
373b
37'.'a
37'%
4,900
437b
42%
43'%
8,300
415'a
*41 Vb
12a4
12%
''
1
43%
43%
43 VB
43 V2
433a
10
40 V-i
40%
40 5b
41
41 t"
—No par
12%
12%
123b
12%
12%
1
5%
534
5 %
5%
40
2*031
?1
?n3B
20%
20%
20%
•"*>%
35 Va
3534
35-3«
36%
36%'
37%
38
Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Co
class
Co
Morse
<fe
A
__
Co.
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp com
convertible preferred
Fairchild
10%
18%
243 8
19
31%
%
8,400
10
<•
24'b
10%
Bearing
$1.50
19.600
48
Fafnir
Fairchild
23,300
29%
43
Factor
21
v
30
37
57%-
*11
1
11
r»
56 3 4
28%
32
2
Dec
24%
1.400
57%
28 7b
48
Products
55% Nov
18 5
f 4%
18.000
5%'
38%
103,4
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Fairbanks
-
19
24'%
5'%
38'%
39
22
District
Eversharp
.
1
com
&
Erie-Lackawanna RR
Evans
5%
34.50
Co
___—
<te
5%
18%
—.3
Corp common—10
4% preferred
100
Englehard Industries
1
Equitable Gas Co
—8.50
5%
:
Co———5
Endicott Johnson
Erie
:
—6.66%
Manufacturing
Eurofund
.:■;
Phonograph—_5
Freight Corp
20c
New-..__
Empire
*38%
Inc
preferred.
Radio
Air
Emery
Emhart
3834
5'%
5'%
3R3r
preferred series A—-&
conv
Emerson
5%
381 b
shrs—10s
Gas
Electric
5%
fp'4
50c
Amer
common—
conv
Emerson
14
6
27' b
12%
Watch
Natural
Paso
13 V4 Jan
83/4 Feb
27
92
Specialtv Co
48% May
49% May
21
36*b
57 *4
Share
Ind
Mus
&
Ex-Cell-O
11
120
3,700
—•
27
37*4
•
61.500
%
'
15%
15%
15'%
*9914
3'lVb
common—_2.50,
157«
i
*,112
1
J,
*104'%
*104%
15-'«
118*4
120%
L'%
Corp
&
7
6 Va Jan
'
115%.
*99'4
92
Electronic, Associates
Elgin
Sep
Bond
Electronic
15
13% Oct
*104 Vf»
15%
57
Foreign transactions
Storage Battery
22
33
67
_10n
Nut
Stop
Electric
24
1
063/4
100
Electric
27% Aue
23
67%
'
12 % Oct
31% July
66%
'
20% Apr
37% Dec
67%
*11?
_—_1
Co
preferred
Electric
67
Inc common—l
—
Co
Products
Ekro
102
>
351
preferred
28 Va
67 %
3.10O
23%
27 Va
118%
common—...10
—50
Bros Stores
V4 %
23%
27Va'/'
15%
preferred
Manufacturing
Edison
Sep 27
23%
25'%
*1T41b
4% %
5
Feb
23%
25ab
2.50
Corp
Manufacturing Co com.—-1
conv
preferred
—25
Eaton
12
23%
25
called—lOo
Steel
Co
10
com
issued_ 10
$3.60
28% Nov 29
Dec
26
20
3R>'"J»n
50 % Jun
Nov
333/4
May 29
Feb
Apr
Kodak
Eastman
26
101
90
Nov
22
95
Va Sep
i
26% Nov
110% Nov
52
4
d
Assn
preferred
Stainless
.' When
lui
Fuel
&
23
25%
67
—8
Inc—,.^—
1
Lines
Eastern
23%
25
'
Feb
3
15% July
Stratos
Corp____—„
—
1
5%
6
534
6
,
5%,
534
5'%.
2.400
42
12'%
800
Sib
45,300
38%
32 ?90
r
*
534
5%
S3.
5 7
*
'
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2512)
.
.
Monday, December 30,
.
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
I '
Range for Previous
19 % May 29
32% Jan
Nov
27
52% Feb
27 y2 Oct
24
May 28
8
51 % Jan
39 % Jun
11
Falstaff
34
Apr
23% Feb
30
19
Fansteel
11% Nov
14
Fawick
8
30% Jan
3
Mar 29
26% Nov
21
Jan
25
28
2
12% Oct
28
6% Jun
14
10 y4 Mar 13
8% Jan
2
ll7/a Oct 24
Jun
23% Feb
_
6% Oct
24
14% Oct
25
22 y4 Feb
44% Feb
22% July 11
24
37% Jun
54 y2 Jan
27
3
58 % Nov
14
7
17
12% Sep
16
2
46% Sep
18% Jun 20
14
May 29
22'/2 May 29
31% Feb
15
37% Dec
2o
Jan
2
37
Sep
27% Jan
23% Mar 20
2
36% Apr
2
Firestone
20
First
24
19
60% Jun
12
First
23% July
11
Fischback
17% Jan
2
24% Dec
27
85% Jan
23
90
Jun
25
2
104
Nov
27
$4.50
conv
$2.25
conv
Florida
East
$4
2.50
43 74
44
437b
73
73%
Power
Power & Light Co
65% Jan
2
78% Sep
24
30 V'a Mar
14
Jan
2
20
Jun
10
Fluor
24
30
35% Jan
2
55 % Dec
10
F
21
25 % Feb
7
20
Nov
95
Sep 20
Dec
21
13y2May29
29% Jan
3
15% Dec
16
11
May 29
10% Jun 25
21 % Jan
8
12
23
18 %
14% Jan
3
7
26
11% Jan
20'/a Mar 29
Dec
14% Jan
24
42
4
8% Jan
45% Feb / 8
22% Nov
13
25
67
24
Feb
13
Ford
23
Motor
20 Vb
Co
28% Dec
38% May 27
42% Apr
11
19% Jan
3
6
9% Jan
24
19% Oct
3
29% Jan
12
7% AUg
22% Jan
Franklin
2
36 % Dec
10
Freeport
17y8 May 29
27% Feb
15
24% Jan
2
33% Jun
6
84
Jan
12
15
Fram
Clorp
4%
1,600
36 y4
7.800
297b
31
9.000
317a
31'%
3174
5.200
48 %
48%
38
48%
383/b
14 800
38%
377a
29.400
v
.
3614
36
50%
19%
50
Ya
8.000
50%:
197b
4.900
24 Vb
247b
26.600
•"
*8874
90
104%
*ioiy2
104
4574
45%
45%
/nq
814
814
8%
6,700
44 y4
44 Ya
44%
8,000
73
73
1574
157b
16 V4
53
527»
20 Va
53
11.900
207s
14,600
*95%
97
*95%
2074
97
73%
16 Vb
1614
17%
127 a
*12 '/8
16,100
19Vb
•
2414
90
.
*1214
*12 Vb
1574
4.100
6,100
16
17%
177a
12.400
167s
15'%
16
16
Vb
11%
117a
llVb
1174
1174
11%
1174
10,800
48%'
487b
497b
49.14
50
50
11
100
13%
3,400
507a
98.600
104/a
10
lO'/a
10
1014
10
10%
36.300
23%
22'A
2274
2274
2274
—.__—1
2274
23
7.700
37 Vb
3774
37
38 Vb
38
37%
377a
5,000
50c
_.l
29», a
297a
3714
X2914
29%
297a
2,000
>8
344%
81/b
8 '/a
34%'
33%
347b
3414.
3474
34%
347b
14,700
29 Vb
297a
29%
29%
2974
30
X287%
297a
18.500
89
*87
89
Co___—._—;__il0
——1
100
common—
preferred
44 V*
3574
30
10
Corp—
Corp
447a
3614
600
2.200
1314
16 V*
48 Vb
10,
___z
Sulphur
13 y0
16 Vb
___2
——
Stores
Fruehauf
89 % Aug 26
1.
Co
97
16
12
i3ys
22%
Inc
Foxboro
15
'
12
2.50
-
16 Vb
15%
,1
Co—
42 % Nov
24
20
common—1
*95Vb
13%
44%
4,700
11,200
...
5274
20%
207b
Dairies
Foremost
29
Nov
20%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
7% Oct
85
20 Va
*95'%
31 % May 20
26% Oct
78 y2 May 29
_1
pfd series of '51—__15
97
547b
72V2
15V4
523/4
common
537a
2..600
4374
154%
Inc
54%
4574
74 Vb
15
52 y8
Stores
divid
24
8
73
'
24
*101
8
154/4
21,300
1
24 V4
2374
*88%
457b
8
53 4/4
26% Mar 19
1
457a
1474
Mineral
-Foote
11
11% Sep
2
22% Oct 24
a
52%
convertible preferred—__—10
Mart
Inc—______:
2
Sep
59
1
Nd par
__2.50
10
Giant Markets Inc
4%
Food
Sep
15 %
3
Mar
Fair
Food
3
—__-.-
Corp Ltd
Corp
$4.20
July 15
17% Sep
2
9% May
26
47
Dec
Corp
C
M
Food
/
97% Oct 29
24% July 15
Railway
67a
16 Ya
357b
19
447/8
Florida
Dfd
2nd
Coast
6%
16 Va
35%
5014
104
87a
Florida
12% Oct
Oct
*101'/2
457a
7%
9
5
7'/a Oct
104
457b
46 % Jan
29 % Oct
,
'101%
25
82% Feb
,
23 7
Co__25
40% Feb
47
2nd
A
B
6%
16 Ya
357/b
35
DAY
—No par
17
6
40 y4 Jan
23%
CHRISTMAS
90
47% Sep
11'% Sep
4.400
47%
197b
*88%
3
96
50
19'/a
*88%
23
13.100
38
347a
49%
19 V a
90
Jan
18% Oct 26
34'/4
507a
lb-,'a
24
41% Jan
89
347a
50 Va
23 4/4
90
Dec
CLOSED
38%
5
5
Jan
47%
38Vb
33%
1—1
13
Jan
46'/2
38'/2
No par
preferred—100
common
Mar 16
5
317b
46 Vb
38
"
1
Feb
25
22
No par
16 Ya
45%
29%
3114
STOCK
EXCHANGE
45
1
Inc
Rubber
&
31 Vb
'
15%
457b
3574
'
30 Va
31 Vb
1.100
16
46
1274
44%
30
367b
29%
14.300
10%
5374
367b
297a
preferred
25
8% Nov
357a
357b
31 Vb
4,800
14
10 Vb
6%
137b
10
28
137a
16 Ya
44Vb
Inc
27 y2
1374
10%
1.200
2.800
35 Va
'
Jun
36'/a Jun
134/4
437a
Moore Inc
&
Flintkote Co
48 y8 Jun
Jan
13 4/2
44 Vb
Lines
28
*24
13 '/a
Federation
20
46
54'%
1
Tire
18 % Dec
8
537b
33%
1574
24
Charter Financial Corp.No par
National Stores
—No par
49% Dec
Mar
24
54'/4
4374
6% Feb
25
28%
Financial
28
Sep
244/4
32%
50
45%
357b
53%
33 'A
iS
10%
leVb
*24
24%
*49*0
24%
50%
13%
6 Vb
16 4/a
357a
_________1
Products__No par
Paper
2
104
26
3% Jun
15
Oct
63/a
16 Vb
354/2
Shares
-
277b
16 '/a
16
25
the Week
33
457b
.10
Corp
Apr
46%
157a
45Vb
6 Vb
X357a-
125
1.25
_—
Fifth Avenue Coach
87
1
Oct 24
85
31% Jan
Fiberboard
Filtrol
15%
457a
67a
A—23
Stores
Corp
20% May 8
26% Mar 16
23
35 y2 Jun
2
72 y2 Jan
Inc
39
July 23
Dept
•
154/2
common—5
preferred
66
22
Nov
32
Mar~21
50 y4 Jan
May 29
80% Aug
Ferro
Co
107a
45 Vb
1
com
series
pfd
Board
-r
Co
•
13 74 '
137a
___1
Bearings.—5
Electric
2nd
conv
Pan
Fenestra
27
35 y8 Mar 15
40
137/s Oct
Corp
Federated
16
28 % Dec
24
107a
4.60%
24% May 22
2
35% Jan
23
137b
5%%
6
12
28 »/a
133b
107a
Federal
6
43VbOct
27%
*10Vb
8
Dec
237/8 Oct
287a
Metallurgical Corp—
5
Corp
—_—_2
Mar 21
53% Feb
48%
33 V b
19% May
17
Oct~24
323A
2
24
25%
3274
'28 V4
18
10 >/a May 29
.
32 Vb
1
Corp
Oct
29
,
*49
Paciiic
18% Jun
Oct
25
501"«
Mogul Bower
23% Jan
Dec. 27
*497b
Federal
42 % Jan
Friday
Dec. 26
50%
Federal
2
Sales for
Thursday
*49%
8
May 10
SAI ,E
Dec. 25
50
1
preferred called
Brewing Corp.....
10
42
HIGH
Wednesday
25 4/4
9Vb May
16
AND
25 Vb
30 '/b Aug
7
Dec. 24
25 4/4
23
7
25
Tuesday
25%
Fedders
48% Oct
12
common—50c
6% Dec
2
14 y4 Feb
Monday
Dec. 23
Par
junior
5%
<5
1-3% May 17
37% Mar 12
42% Mar 15
30y4 Oct
*
15% Dec
5
25
LOW
STOCK
Co
Family. Finance
July
13% Jun
31
Foods
27% oep
29
39% Mar,
Fairmont
2
5J
21
20
20
22% Jan
2
50
STOCKS
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. I,1963
Year 1962
.
*29 Vb
8
*87
89
297a
*87
8
89
2974
-
,814
*87
3
8
1.300
G
30% Oct
46% May 22
24
28% Dec
23
43% Jan
20
36% Oct
Feb
Gamble
2
34% Dec
21
31% Mar 14
39%
i
2% Oct
24
16 y4 Jun
14
27% Jan
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
26% Jan
2
17% Dec
12
22 % Apr
14% Jan
4
11
28
13% Mar ^1
23% Jun
40 % Mar 20
4'% Mar 19
26
94% Jan
21
8
32 Vb Feb
102
May
3% Jan
10
19
16
Jan
..
Oct
'
Dec
59
33%
2
Mav 77
26% Mar
8
31% Dec
4%''r
100% Nov
1
Jan
44 %
May 11
30% Nov
22
40 Ya Jan
25
86
Feb
6
67% Jan
28
81 % Jun
7
5% Jun
26
8 % Apr
7% Jan
2
Nov
23
16
11% Jan
2
70
Jun
28
7% Nov
10% Jan
32
99
I
26
Oct
8
27
Jun
Dec
85
24
130
3
6
83% Jan
58%
58
4! 'b
preferred
,.
_50
Investors
17%
31%
'
29% Jan
4
19
Oil
5
31%
32%
Amer
Transportation__1.25
75 %
76
$8
-5
common
preferred
8
General
Bronze
Genera!
*261/2
1774
1774
17Va
11
11%
*1174
11 Va
800
317a
317a
31%
1,700
31%
Jun
25
36% Feb
54% Jun
25
4%
Dec
12
General
5% Jun
5
33 Vb
73
8
87»
9
8%
8
Corp—
5
*15%
*103:i a
Cigar
Co
—1
Inc
157a
16 V'a
25
lOVb Oct
22
96
Jan
30
2
38 7
38%'
»
■
'
29% Feb
7
General
,_1
23%
24
23%
93 7
86
Dec
16
General
Electric
Co___—•_—-_b_„5
82 5a
83%
82%
8374
22 Ya
General
Finance
Corp.—
20%
21
20%
2v *,a
13
General
Foods
17% Dec
5
General
Instrument
42% Oct
7
General
Mills
% Oct
4
2
1
116% Dec
3
44% Jun
25
59% Dec
20
11
Apr
21% Jan
113
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
Oct
1
Dynamics
114
Jan
118% Jun "
5
87
'Jan
3
95 % Mar
1
17% Jan
2
23 Ya
1
59
Jan
9
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
2
preferred
6
Geneial
3
General
30 3
36 Ya
3(> %
Signal
5%
32 Vb
15
26 ':!
7
$1.30
preferred
R
$1.25
29
Jan
2
27 % Jan
23%
preferred
22% Jan
2
32
19% Feb
20
30 % Apr
4
23
100
Apr
16
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
101 Vb Jan
4
2
42% Feb
19
20% Jan
34
'15% Nov
3
Oct
27% May
3
99 % Oct
23
38% Dec
58 % Jan
62% Jan
2
12 y8 Jun
25
20
Feb
16
17% Jan
10
19
Feb
27% Dec
May 29
21
11% Nov
12
5
16% Jan
22% Nov
29
29
31% Dec
12
21% Oct
Mar
3
23
53
23% Jun
27
34% Nov
28 y4 Oct
24
55
26
43% Mar 15
6
43% Mar
'
32% Mar 21
29 y4 Oct
16% July
8% Jun
28
Jan
Tan
15% Feb
1
72% Jan
4
44% Jan
2
31% Mar
30% Jun
21
54% Feb
9
34
25% Jun
14
41% Dec
20
34% Jan
21 y2 Oct
22
10y2 May 29
17% Oct
Portland
15
Gibraltar
17
Gibson
Glen
Alden
Glidden
18
Globe-Union
25
Goodyear
2
8
2 % Jan
.>
4
6% Oct
8
34
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
37% Nov
21
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a
14
Dec
18
24% Feb
8
11% Dec
20
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30% Oct
24
34% Oct
26
12% Oct
23
Jun
30
May 29
Jan
2
43% Jan
2
28
62 % Feb
147
Sep
'
36% Jan
32% Nov
21 % May 29
53
35
1
2
35% Feb
30
May 29
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3
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6
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,
>
14
64% N
70% Jun
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24
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43% Apr
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93
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105
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2
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8
19
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4
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12
34
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2
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97% Nov
22
97% Jun
28
94 % Nov
13
100% Feb
28
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9
7
12
105
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96
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19
4
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35
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1
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Aircraft Eng Corp
Mobile &
$5.08
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Pacific
Paper Co
Corp
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-
17
preferred
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Mar 1?
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2
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61
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Western Financial
3
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2
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22
31
44
27
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5
81
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26
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27
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9
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11.900
30.800
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41
4
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13%
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5
:
22
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5
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34
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38 Va
38
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2674
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Globe-Wernicke Inc
8
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31
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19.500
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22
100
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18
2
38
3274
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11
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5
26
15 % Jan
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14
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1
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25
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106
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2
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1
14% Dec
29
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83
22
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100
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2
15
28
23 7b
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com_
preferred-.
conv
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37
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2
24
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common
25 '
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15 Va
15
27 %
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,
27
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24
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2
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4
Jan
33
14
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&
,
4
14
20 % Jan
General
23% Jan
9V'2 May 29
36% Oct 22
27
>
11
45 % Feb
24
1
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43 Ya Dec 19
24% Oct
12% Jun
6
10
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24
19 y4 Dec
2
Jan
21% Nov
22
32% Oct
Jan
52
14
Tele
General
104% July
5
56% Sep 11
Jun~22
40 % May 29
30'/a
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103 % July 18
107% Nov 20
115 Va
,
37%
5 '2
31%
42 800
Telephone Co of Florida—
28% Jun
8
102 % Feb
5%
32 Va
5
27 »/2
22 %
5
%
31 %
15%
6.67
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,
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100
,
1
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26 % Jan
25
'
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26
22
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115% 116%
-
28%
4
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116
116
29%
6
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116
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16
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97
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28
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28
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May 29
6% Oct
79%
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22 %
25% July 26
18% Oct 24
Dec ■"•' 5
11374
77%
78%
88%
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General
26
11374
113%
76 Vb
%
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24
13.400
40%
88
Public
Jun
10.900
15%
39 V,
22%
Co
Public Service
>
83 %
14% '
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Equipt Corp
1
preferred-.
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conv
31% Jun
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'
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34
DAY
39.14
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24
3.600
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16% Jun
50
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6
11 % Jan
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14
21% Mar
16%
63%
39
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88 >4
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25% Dec
5
15 7a
20%
CHRISTMAS
15 >4
857 a
2.800
2.400
63
22%
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34% Feb
22 y4 Mar 28
1
3,700
83%
>
8'%
Precision
44 y4 Jan
18
21% Nov
23%
12.200
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1
General
$1.60
CLOSED
,
14%
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1
4%
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No par
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6
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EXCHANGE
4%
85
1%
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45a
47a
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14%
common—'1%
distributed.
4%
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—
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39% May
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9
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27% Aug 20
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2
7% Jan
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$5
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common
preferred
When
31
Finance
Contract
General
17
21
30% Mar
4% May 29
25% May 28
5%
29
80% Dec
88 % Dec
25
Oct
>
91% Oct
24
115% Dec
24
26% Jun
9
9«
Sep
116% Feb
Apr
57% Jan
75% Dec
15
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77% Mar
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74
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9
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&
39
STOCK
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1
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73
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103
101
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32%
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;
8
4% May 24
23 V'a Jun 27
78 % Mar 12
57% Jun
31%
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101
112
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21
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24
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40
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of
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31%
101
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1
65% Dec 19
103 £
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11%
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4%
18
20
2874
58%
4%
preferred
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Aug 13
9% Jan
15
6% Apr
58 la
common.l
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10% Aug 23
8% Apr
8
v 13% July 19
36% Jan
3
46 y4 Mar 20
27
4% Oct
91 % Jan
20 y2 Jan
9
42% Mar 15
23
79% Jan
2
.
Inc
2974
3574
3714
34%
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Corp
voting pref
American
$,4.50
4
52% Jun
Oct
34%
37 y4
'
7
24
27
34%
37%
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General
29 Va
28%
34%
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conv
29 %
28%
_______—_5
convertible
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23
9
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15
97
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4
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common
40
20
25
1
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58
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106
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107
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80
8
100
Number 6329
198
Volume
...
.
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(2513)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
;
Year
Lowest
J
v
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
1962
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec.
Dec. 24
Wednesday
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 25
Friday
Dec. 26
H
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
29
May 29
26% May 28
10
59% Feb
May 28
18% Jun
83
27% Jan
27
July
2
Jan
Apr
71
a
29
40% Sep
36% Nov
Oct
18
30
55% Dec
Dec
20
15 % May 27
22%*"
3
Feb
6
93
'2
108
3
7
Jan
29
14
27% Jan
24
44% Oct
36
Feb
4.
23
18
15
27 Vz Apr 10
108 % Aug 23
26 % Jun
26
36% Jan 31
29 V* Jan
2
37
Oct
31
16'/2 0ct
24
34 Va Jan
4
2lVa Feb
6
28% Oct
21
21% Oct
34% Jan
23
Oct
3
26
15
26 V* Jan
3
Ma? 13
Va Apr 13
31% Jan
7
48 Va
1 28
122
Aug
3
20% July 11
39 Va Jan
75% Jan
38% Feb
1
17 Va May 29
24% Jan
38% Oct
22
Jan
2
4
Dec
Jan
28
2
25 V* May 29
126
,
2
25
21
39 V4 Jun
38% Oct '24
132 % July 15
35
May lo
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'30% July 26
.
18 Va May
57% Oct
May 29
42
16
Oct
22
30% Jan
4
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9% Jan
3
6 % Dec
25 Va Nov
40 Vz Jan
7
41% Oct
2J
23
Mar 29
6
24
6 Vb May 29
16
38% Jun
27
42
Oct
24
35% Jan
13,
32% Mar 20
2
—
15% Jun
Oct
11
3
48% Oct
22
22
25
25 Va May
3
32
Sep 11
4
16
Dec
25% Feb
20
18
39
Apr
2
50% Sep
12
84% Dec
11
89 % Jun
7
20%'Oct
Feb
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31% Jan
19
Dec
a
22
9
6
64 Vz Jan
22
34
84
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Nov
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—
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2
19% Jan
,
'
■
21
35% Jun
9
30
11
-
Jan
48
24
2
Mar
88
11
19 VB Nov
21
30% Jan
H22A Dec
10
2
■
10
8
12% Dec
39 Va May
8
41 %
May 22
37 V4 Jan
28
39 %
Aug 22
27
13% Feb
17
36
4
6
44% Jan
4a n
V8%
10% May 29
31
19 V* Apr
31 % Oct
35% July 12
18% Jan 24
35
v
,
14
July 13
25
27 V* Jun
L18
Dec
Jan
3
Sep
b
July 23
1
Mar
115
118
2
30% Oct
28
37
40
Dec
23
59
2
Aug
10% Oct
14V4 Oct
15% May 24
21 Va July 10
12% Dec
16% Jan
2
23
29
14
19% Jan
3
24
2
Jan
37
21
15% Jun
Feb
18% Apr
17
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
2
5 % Dec
~3% Dec"
19
22
26 V* Jun
8 % Feb
14
20
July
42
Dec
40 V* Jan
6
Jun
25
26
28% Jan
25
10% Jan
4
9
3% Jan
2
22% Dec
2
3;
94 Va Dec
~2
104
Mar 22
11
20
V
Vz
Oct"24
3
2
26
2 1/4 Nov
99
May 9
'106% May
9
24% Aug 16
'
3»/4 Feb
5
15 VB Jun
21
1
18% Jan
2
29% Oct
40% Jan
2
46
14
32 %Jun
45% Jan
9
61% Aug 20
82% May 17
80
Aug
89 % Jun
4
87
Oct
28'
95
75
Aug
41
6
83
Jan
10
97 lA Dec
9
17
13
July 18
100
6
48
Jan
2
32%
Oct~24
45% Aug 27
July
2
13
Jan
4
9% Jan
2
1
17% Feb
8
97
N6v
21
"
9% Oct
28 Va
Oct~24
Jun
—
42
—-
56% Apr
43 % May 29
95
"mm
26% Dec
98 % Jan
6% Aug
'21%'Feb
13% Oct 26
23% May 29
37
18% Sep
29% Jan
27
Jan
31 Va
Jun"25
41
36% Jun
.2'
45% July 19
50
44% Feb
47
May 29
50% Sep
151
15
Nov
52 % May
23
'22%' Dec
29% Feb
25
Dec
23
19
4%
Jan
2
Jan
28
48% Jan
2
22
98
20 Va Oct
29
Apr 26
Mar 16
23 V2 Jan
81
38% May 23
40% Aug 28
Mar
96
2
2
49 Vz Jan
157 Ve Jan
85% Mar
52
18% Dec
4
Jun
22% Oct
40 % Jan
6
99
2
Oct
3
5
38% Mar 16
24
Jan
95
85% Jan
25
Jun
9
9
25
Dec
17
30% Dec
10
Nov
1
105
Dec
18
4% Jun
28
12
Dec
7
Jun
29
Dec
17
18% Jan
15
56% Aug
12%
37
7% May 29
f
-55''''
Dec 48
' Nov
6
25
38
Mar 26
98
Jan
3
71
29
Feb
27
24
37% Mar 13
33
92
-
May 28
18
Jun
41% Apr
39% May
58% Jan
115% Jan
24
4
2
12
Nov~26
18
26
May 29
20
5% July 19
/48 Vb Oct 10
25
26
30
68 % Dec
25% Nov
Oct
18% Jun
11% Jan
1
2
21% Oct
62
29
16
103
20,% Apr
22
22
34
19% Oct
124
50% Jan
25% Jan
Jan
29
64% Jan
25
10% Jan
29% Feb
28
11
7
'86
1
28% Apr 23
51% Aug 23
16
2
55
3
109
Jan
Nov
7
30
Aug 14
%
Nov
22
28 % Jan
2
20% Dec
3
11
38V2 Sep
20
17% May 29
20
Aug
2
35% Jun 25
114% July 15
41% Jan
:-;99%
42
Sep
<
4
100 % Sep
50% Mar
36%
,100
Mar
July 24
101
41% May 25
20% Mar 14
Aug
'
17
23% Jan
2
27% July 24
-
Jun
39% Nov 29
108
Dec
10
Aug 30
Dec
23
107% Dec
24
25% Jun
6
52
3
Jun
52% Dec
11
27% Jun
24
28% May
2
31% May 28
56% Dec 27
40
Jun
21
52% Apr
12
38
May 29
50% Dec
20
49% Jan
3
58% May 21
2
19% Jan
2
32% Dec
17% Nov
118
1
24
Jan
12% Jun 26
33
Jan
124 Vz Aug
21% Mar
30
8
43
Jan
121
Apr
13% J an/
Steel
3
16
2
131
July
19% Dec
18
1
11
Iron
38%
38
117
38%
*115
*60%
31%
'31%
62
37%
-
40%
18%
21%
21 %
21%
19 Va
19'4
19%
36%
15%
6%
6
17
4
45%
22%
42 V„
42%
1031%
*103 Vz
%
21.1/4
2%
2%
"16 'A
*15%
2.300
19%
19%
13.600
37%
38%
30,500,
19%
38%
27%
15%
15%
15%
6'A
5%
16%
61/8
13.100
171/4
171/4
20 800
41/4
*88%
97%
*97%
43 %
49%
49%
*10
43
-
10 %
1(1%
31.700
10.700
37%
961/4
9,300
*103%
104%:
*103Va
1041/2
110
21%
21%
21%
21%
4.000
2%
8.900
;
2%
%
2%
*15%
29,1/b
44'
28%
28%
44
44
400
x56
56%
56V4
57
4.700
x81 Va
81%
*801/4
82
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
*97
,
2%
161/4
27%
98
*97
98
16
/
20
~50
43%
49%
491/4
10
9%
9%
700
10'A
10%
lOVs
10%
12,000
*52%
10%
42%
49%
10
53
43%
49%
10
531/4
53
53
9°' V
26%
98 Vz
*
a •>
7%
102'A
43%
,43%
*43
1
13%
13%
33 Vb
.33%
'24%
32%
331%
23%
24
14
420
100
*98%
100
90
7%
8
7%
8
13,200
*42
EXCHANGE
42%
43
43
100
14
13%
CLOSED
13%
17,000
*98%
ATOCK
8
1,400
27%
*101 %
98%
8
7%
,
271/11
102%
101%
98%
27%
*101 %
27 3 b
101%
5,100
400
26%
27 7b
101%
27
101%
4i900
43V4
49%
*52 Va
20
*15V2
98'a
10%
53
7.800
24%
441/4
43'a
r
10
10%
52%
49
49%
24
43Va
90
90
48%
241/2
371/a
*94%
84
97%
6.300
47%
*43
56%
*82
43
4 Vb
371/4
44
84
*88%
4
27.000
96V4
27 V2
56
8.800
431/4
16'A
28'A
24
45%
45%
13%
14
4,300
*46%
47 Va
*46Va
52 %
*52
52%
*48 Va
49
*46%
47»/2
*48 Va
*46%
47%
1
14 Va
14%
1
22%
.23%
par
321/4
32%
5
44%
44%
34%
34%
34%
34 Vb
991/4
99 Vb
23%
23%
483 Va
58
58%
58'/b
162
Vz, 162%
162%
*85
89
*85
7%
7%
7%
68Vz
66 Va
67%
68
31%
31%
——No par
*99 'A
preferred—
1
100
International
Resistance
Corp
1
Co
10c
25%
105
6%
49':»
6%
100
*99'A
26
,
8
49 V
25%
104
105
6'A
20%
75%
Silver
_1
35%
36%
35 %
4%
conv
pfd series C
pfd series D
,_100
100
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
82 convertible preferred
25
Power
Power
Gas
&
Creek
Electric
Light Co
Coal
53
320
r2A00
35,600
58%
59
163
(A
59%
163
11,400
59%
14,000
163
58%
58%
*85
89
90
89
7%
7%
67%,
■
67%
67%
66
67
67%
/"
7%
3.700
;
35,500
5,6*0
15%
16
16
16 Vb
11,800
31%
31%
31%
49,800
99 Va
*99 Va
100
25%
25%
104 %
8%
500
8 '/a
50
6%
105
*8
50Va
100
5.200
251/2
105
•'
6%
900
410
50
6%
17,100
21%
11,900
21%
21
77%
76V4
3a
24%
24 V,
24 %
6,800
35%
35%
35%
6,100
77%
1,600
'
24
*39%
42
53
54%
*39 Vz
42
54
53%,
*106%
42
54'
29,900
2
106%
107 Va
107%
108
107%
107%
720
107 Va
106 .'
107
106%
10634
1,680
*22Va
22%
22'A
22'A
107'4
108
107
107V4
107
108
107%
108
'
106%
107V4
22 %
22%
22%
22%
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44%
107
107
250
'
1,200
400
44%
45
44%
44%
45
45
51%
51
51 Vz
50%
511/4
50%
51 %
10.690
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
21 %
21%
2.900
25 "4
25%
251/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
29'a
29%
29%
29%
29 3, a
29%
29 %
1.590
55
55 3
55 3
55
55%
55%
56%
3.900
55 Va
55%
54%
53%
53%
2,100
10
common
a
*29
55
/
541,4
..50c
32''4
32V4
32
1
Breaker
24
497%
21 %
Co___1
*127%
129%
129
5
17%
17%
preferred
I-T-E-Circuit
*391/2
:
V„
493%
24 Va
491 Va
3.50
Co__
&
'
8
24
100
51
1
Freight System._1
Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
42
54 3
*99%
17,000
2.50
Interstate Dept Stores
Motor
54
2,400
991/8
45
35%
35%
*39%
5,100
34%
20%
77
International
r
25
Tel com_Nc par
B„
100
351/4
3 4'A
6 '4
24%
&
34%
50%
211/4
76
24%
series
44%
34%
77%
21
25
Tel
160 Va
35%
25 Va
.6 "4
20'A
75
24%
pfd
7,2/10
45
8
No par
preferred
*155
160 %
104%
257 a
No par
conv
7.400
99 Va
100
Shoe
4%
813a
47'/2
31%
■
International
International
80 Va
7%
15%
International Salt—
common
1,400
80%
66 7 u
513 4
6 'b
4%
66
8
51
4%
*85
104
8
a
4%
58
317 8
,
32%
"571/4
67
15%
67.
15%
15%
X31%
*162%
68 Vb
31 V,
15,100
321/4
24
,7%
,67 Va
1
247«
486
'
89
1%
2.50
15,300
24
,
No par
common
14%
24%,
99Vo
162 Va
58
141/a'
35
58%
—100
*46%
14%
44%
487'a
No par
*48%
47 Va
34Va
23%
486 Va
■
49
49
*155
991/4
23%
Canada
60
47%
521-a
79%
34V2
991/4
57V4
*46%
*52
Vz
32
35
58%
47 %
52
24%
44%
351/4
57 Va
%
14%
16.0 Va
34 %
5
6,900
46
*48 Va
'80'A
482 14
com
1,300
40%
*45 %
4%
1
Chemical
51 %
40
.
7,000
*46%
5
*155
40%
46%
*46 Va
32 Vb
79%
4,400
12.300
55Va
*52
24 Va
32
.
32%
24%
,
51%
51
40
14'A"
Machines!!5
common
&
51
24
54%
'
44 'A
_ioo
Corp—
14V4
24%
54%
*45'A
23%
160%
*155
—No par
•/
80 Vb
79'A
100
.
5
4%
_No par
—
49
32%
'
47'/a
*52
%„5o
32%
23%
54%
46
—50
i
32%
CHRISTMAS
DAY
*45 Va
,
Mexico_100 pesos
Rectifier
86
22%
2 71,
2%
27 Vz
——50
International
Island
24.200
22 Va
'
42%
54%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
Iowa
23.200
14
18%
37%
*94 va
40
Corp——
convertible
Elec
411/4
13%
18 '/a
22
'
21%
*15 Va
50
Paper
preferred^
Interstate
40%'
14
18%
23 Va
51%
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
Iowa
41%
46
104 %
54%
i
International
Interstate
4.900
4'/b
9.4%
40
transactions.
International Packers
Limited
conv
%
62
6%
371/4
94 Va
51'A
Foreign
4%
31
15%
43 %
36%
9 6'A
54%
490
31%
*60 Va
16%
24
54%,
29,000
31%
19%
45%
24%
*82
116%
62
4'A
46
.
.
4.300
21%
171/4
4'A
54%
preferred————100
7%
11514
6V4
171/4
44
400
10%
38%
13%
15%
44 Va
'
10%
38%
18%
38
15%
*44
9,700
39
39 Va
*115%
38%
37%
37V4
21VV
131/a
*38
*38
4014
14%
18%
'
6,100
'31 'A
40%
13%
19 VI,
r.
22%
*60%
31 %
13%
•
130
30,900
13
38%
ii51/4
117
62
36%
5
Inc__'
Business
NickeF of
5%;
10%
511/4
International Mining Corp
$4
10%
40%
preferred—
Int'l
10%
10%
8,600
86
2 5'A
22%
39 Va
40'A
preferred
Minerals
4%
38%
*38
54%
common
Harvester
7%
Int'l
39'A
4,000
25
13 Vb
39
50%
;.
Co
International
Int'l
12%
*38%
*38
10%
41%
20
Inspiration Consolidated Coppei-—10
Interchemical Corp common
5
Interlake
31
38%
No par
/_
—
preferred
4% %
22%
39V4
103%
50
De
Ingersoll-Rand
15
18
Jan
4
26
101
Elect
28
87 Va Sep
26 Va Jan
98
29
General
26% Apr
65% Oct
83% Jan
-
Oct
63 Vb May 20
175
Jan
17
Oct
Jan
101
Mills
'501% Oct
384 % Jan
1
5
Head
Inland
13 Va
No par
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
1
22 Va
12%
—No par
Co:
common
18
4
22%
13
«
-
5
Indiana
6%,
23
42 Vb
50
29
81% Oct 29
*84 Va
25%
22%
36%
,_5
Industries
preferred
159
84 %>
24%
„_i
preferred
Industria
24 7
*94%
1-100
preferred
9
23%
24
5
RR
Co
4V42 %
Indian
84 Va
23%
45'A
100
..
4.20%
Aug 20
46% Sep 11
Mar
36
159% Mar 8
;57
Feb 16
2
Central
preferred
30
Sep
30% Feb
31
57 % Mar
Illinois
preferred
33% Sep
6% Jan
v
com_.
,_|
Co
4.70%
5
86
44
4,600
11,900
I
Cement
4.26%
20
86
43%
6
No par
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—
30
50% Mar 20
86
43%
4
1
5%
25
17% Sep
36% Jan
43 Va
17
1
Hupp Corp common--'——
4.08%
43%
15%
No par
preferred series A__
preferred series B_.
5%
42%
17
36%
1
Inc
25'
16%
19%
100
Indust
&
22%
24'A.
17
21 %
transactions
Foods
21%
25
18%
-5.-100
& Sm Ltd
53
49 V2 Feb
65
22
Hudson Bay Min
1.000
25,100
22 %
12%
-5
;
7
16%
5
Co
22
14,600
39V2
24%
40
1
700
12.900
42 %
38
16%
31%
—100
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
49'A Jun
8
155
Jun
Howard Johnson
6%
*41 Ve
40
'24%
*60%
.12.50
Power
6%
42 Va
38%
16%
*115
10
4%
18
24 %
37%
1.50
:
4,900
39%
I8V4
16%
10%
common_No par
preferred4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting &
DAY
33
23%'
*39
43%
38%
5%
convertible preferred
25
Houdaille Industries Inc common
3
82.25 convertible
preferred—50
Finance
18 "A
32%
231/4
7,500
:
25'A
*38
_No par
preferred
39%
*41
CHRISTMAS
12%
pfd series C—No par
Hoover Ball &
Bearing Co——2.50
Hotel Corp of America common
1
3%%
22 V2
22%
22%
div 2nd
Household
23 Va
6%
41%
*84
1
common
2,400
16%
1
Inc
20
32%
53 Va
17%
CLOSED
42'2
40%
22
5,900
32%
53%
42 %
25
^
*41
24%
10c
—_
Corp
.
41%
13.200
53
33%
EXCHANGE
7
22%
H
'
preferred
$3
21
5
578 % Jan
Chemical
84.25
42%
18%
22
5
Co_
Hooker
Power
29
40'
50c
Corp
Holt Rinehart & Winston
Homestake Mining :
.—
Central
Nov
*41
luo
Sugar
Illinois
19
14
Holly
Illinois'
46
*6%
preferred_No par
Corp.
_No par
Inns of "America
Holland Furnace Co
9
Jan
6%
T 1/24
Holiday
21
50% Aug 15
48% Nov
7
17%
6%
STOCK
37%
36
32%
32 %
40
5,000
130 Va
*23%
23%,
40
18 'A
High Voltage Engineering Corp
1
Hilton Hotels Corp_
—/
„2.50
Hoffman Electronics
Corp—_—50c
251
'
23%
40
17%
23%
"
2,400
*129%
39 ',4
24
40
10
•
common
Hewlett-Packard
Sep
Jan
Jan
57% Jun
32%
_25c
„
Feb
Jun
-34
10,
32%
_1
Inc___
42
87
145
59% July
33
20
32%
36
131%
200
<
98
37%
36
52%
No par
.
——
48
155
24
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
;;
2
5
24
Heublein
6
39 % Jan
Jun
5
53
100
—_.
Idaho Power Co_
26
43% Oct
Apr
52%
1
Ideal
26
25
300
14
54 Vb
5
Oil & Chemical Corp
Hess
52
23'
*95
37 Va.
35%
*129%
32%
—8.33%
Co
10
16
May 21
7% Feb
Hertz
37
35%
33
5
-
Co
A
23%
130
No par
class
conv
23%
32%
40c
preferred——
82
23%
23
32%
129%
1
Co
Inc
Hershey Chocolate
32%
5
common
22,300
22%
32
32%
h
8%
8
23'/4
32 %
32%
1.300
7,400
96%
5
common-
46% Nov
.
43 % Mar 30
31
5 %
35
131
35
54%
96 Va
«
300
3o
53%
8 Vb
*23
1
Inc
Powder
36%
*130,
39
35 Va
99 %
1
preferred
Payne.—
&
35%
_lpo
_i
common
36%,May 23
May
90% July 24
31 V* Jun
4
21
13% Oct'
25
Jan
Jun
18
"
5 % May 29
Hercules
5%
9% Oct
7.5o
/.
Inc
*38%
Shares
541/4
32%
37%
non-cumulative
44% Dec
May 25
24% Jun
(GW)
7%
Helmerich
23'A
"
325 b
23 7
__1.25
preferred ■____
Helene Curtis Industries
Heli-Coil Corp—
Helme
*95
33
374b
.50
&
*23
99%
32%
38%
va
7%
231/4
3.65%
(WE)
23 %
*95
8
38
Marx
Telephone
Industries
Heller
*23
7%
24
preferred
Hazel tine Corp
Heinz (HJ) Co
'<%
23%
Inc___
Haveg Industries
Hayes
7 %
37%
Co
&
26% May 24
34 % Mar
9
48
Ma~y~29
Chemical
Hawaiian
54
1
—
Corp of America
5%
Hunt
45
23
39% Jan
30
Apr
46% May
5
Hat
35
54%
2.50
com
World
Harvey Aluminum
7
Jun
&
Schaffner
35 Vb
53%
.
—2.50
Corp
Corporation-
Harshaw
Hart
38%
35 Vb
55%
1
Harris-Intertype
Harsco
39»/4
35'A
_100
—
Harbison-Walker Refrac
6% preferred
Mar 18
21
42% Jan 16
44 Vz July 16
48% July
3
23%
6
Hammond Organ Co
Hanna (MA) Co
Brace
*38%
3o
5'i 'A
1
Hamilton Watch Co common
4% convertible preferred
Paper Co
Harcourt
*38%
5
;
—
Hammermill
32% July 31
46% Feb
May 29
20
Hallicrafters Co_
39
5
(WF) Printing Co
Halliburton Co__
103 % Aug 21
45 % Apr/5
28
23
Jun
103
8
13% Dec
13
5
—12.50
^
__
Hall
Foreign
15
40% Jan
14
Dec
9
Sep
55% May
3
9% Mar 26
42
18
Mar 26
13% Aug 22
10
98% Dec'
6;
May
14
4
6
2
Feb
'
55% Oct
2
28
68% Jan
101
8
47 3a Jan
9,
101% Mar
28
96% July
6
5 Va May 29
39%
31
92% Mar 21
May
Jan
May 31
May
88
2
90
;
15
May 17
57 V* Mar 20
25
Jan
14
23% Mar
22
16% Jun
37
.
17% Jan
14% Jun
37% July 18
8
25
34% Jun
26
93
12
Jan
5
Jan
101% Jan
30
30
53% Aug
8
39% July 12
6
32 Va May
(
1
Jun
Sep
6 *A Sep
58% Oct
24
Dec
42
July 18
19% Nov
93
25
'•
2
Jan
,41V2 Jan
25
87 % Jun
'
55
14
8
'
60
28
27% Jan
13
1
30
7,
25
9
36% Mar
4
Sep
16 Vz Dec
"
11
17% May
3
22% May 16
24% Feb
1
9
25 V* Apr
Nov
15
Jan
Apr
54% Jun.
18
24
Oct
16
16
Mar 11
69
40% Mar 27
23
28
43% Jan
65 Va Jail
May 29
32 Va Oct
34!
20
82
110% Aug 10
55 V* July 18
25
Mar 21
50
Hackensack Water
the Week
Dec. 2 /
Co
17%
'A'
4
*53%
55
32
32%
*128
129 ;
17%
171%
3,000
32
3 2 Va
*128
32
129%
129%
10
17%
9.100
17 Va
17%
6,800
J
9% Oct
22
16% Jan
10
82
2
Dec
19
13% May
9%'Dec
6
Jaeger Machine Co
2
Japan
24% Feb
21
12
Sep
5
9
87 Vz Jun
19% Feb
14
84% Jan
7
90
751/4 Jan
2
49 Va Oct
July 16
88 % Jun
13
-86% Jan
59 "Vb Feb
7
38% Sep
24
61% Oct
23
For
112
footnotes,
Feb
7
42
73% Jan
see page 23.
Jan
1
7
May 15
61% Apr 30
89% Jun 20
2
51 % Jun
6
124% Oct
16
29
2
Fund
5
transactions
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
Johnson
&
Johnson.
101/4
10'
10-%
10'A
10%
10%
81/4
8 Va'
83
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
8'A
1
16%
17
pfd__100
851.4
86
511/4
1
15%
86
%
86%%
16V4
85%
86 %
1
C
50 V4
50'A
51
.100
_
4.700
8%
8'A
—
common
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
10 Va
1
Inc
Foreign
28
July
43 V8 Sep
84
25
Jan
3
11% Jun
10
*87%
91
*87%
91
87%
87%
5
481/4
49
48%
48%
48%
49%
103
101%
103%
103 'A
5
101
50 »R
50%
'
104
;
V
16 V'4
*85'/a'
51,
*88
48%
103%
10%
16%
86 3 4
51 Va
89 %
10,900
100
-
11,600
150
8,700
40
49%
16,0u0
'7
5.100
104
18
(2514)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
15
Low est
Highest
Lowest
29 Va Jan
May 29
22
M% Jun
18
13 Va Dec
19
17% Jan
H3/4 Oct
26
47
2
733/4 Jan
38% Oct
40 Va Jan
va
/
22
14 y' Nov
2
*
2
Jan
-
i
Highest
21'% Juri
'
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
67% Dec ' 18,
100 Va Jan
8
Let?
4
15% Oct
28
4
19% Jan
2
29% Sep
6
__50c
Joy Manufacturing Co
Tuesday
Dec. ,23
Xl7
Jones & Laughlin Steel
common_lQ
5% preferred series A—100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
1
2
13 Va Jan
Par
Jonathan Logan Inc
24
4
,
YORK
EXCHANGE
102% Mar 26
10O"4
STOCKS
|
NEW
Previous
Range for
H.
173%
SALE
PRICES
'
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
Dec. 25
17 Va
17%
17
66
65 Va
104
104 %
66%
104%
104
65 %
104
14V«
1
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 21
17%
66 Va
17%
66%
104
171/2
20,500
22.200
280
104%
14'/a
14%
14 V4
14'A
14 'A
14
26
'25%
Week
Shares
667a
66%
*104
r
the
14
253/b
26%
26'/a
27V*
27'A
27%
35%
36%
1,100
16.100
K
25
May 29
37
Mar 15
31% Nov
14
84
Jun
26
99
Sep 20
yu
Jan
2
47
Jan
3
50
Mar 25
103
Jun
7
112
May 16
104 Va Jan
4
101
Jan
10
111
May 21
102 Va Feb
28
503/4 Dec
6
37 Va May 28
78
83
July 31
Jan
91
24
12
6
7
113% Aug' 22
Jan
110
3
26
5
94 Va Dec
27
95 % Jan
10
95 Va Oct
22
96 Va Dec
16
10034 Apr
'/4 Jan
26
12
41% Nov
23
4
48% Jun
15
20
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
28% Oct
12
27 3
Jan
2
35% Sep
29
38
8
50 Va May
7
47 Va Nov
24
26 Va Jan
4
16 Va
26 Va Jun~25
24 3/4 Sep 24
40 Va Jan
3
48
Jan
2
86
Jan
36 Va Jun
27
13 % Oct
Mar 18
36
59% Oct
Jun
30
Jan
44% Nov
21
18
2
443b Dec
5
6614 Jan
2
79% May
2
5
60% Nov
22
78% Jan
10
.19
34% Jan
2
42% Apr
22
Jan
23
34
3
3
917/a Mar
25
May 28
Jan
523/, Mar 13
40%
72%
32% .Ian
2
50
Sep
25
Dec
113/4 Dec
28
20
27
443A Mar 14
39% Mar
84 Va Jan
2
43% Apr
16
2
88
21%, Oct
24
57
20
.Oct
22
133/a Oct
Apr
36% Jan
24
11
Oct
20
Feb'26
/
25
91
14
11
10
Mar 22
Oct
24
8
21 Va Jan
2
29%
25 Va Mar 12
,
16% Jan
2
4%
27% Oct
Inc
Kress
(E J)
(S
H)
13 Vt Jan
22
Jun
25
30 Va Jan
2
233/4 Jan
2
31% Aug 26
Kroger
Co—
24% Oct
26
39 Va Jan
4
273% JaD
2
34% Sep
16
K
Sutherland
10
24
40 Va Jan
2
6% Dec
23
15% Jan
14
31 Va Jan
12
25 Va Nov
12
35 3/i May
Oct
"
18
>•
19 Va May 29
Mar 12
36 Va Aug
15
40% Mar
20%'Oct
25
36% Jan
10
18
15
36% Jan
3
Jun
13 Va Oct
22
29 V. Feb
13%,Jun
26
213/4 Apr
13 V* Jun
25
39
15 '
Sep
1 Va
28
24
8
Feb
8
62
Mar 19
155% May H
29
45% Nov
Jun
25
25% Jan
24
15
Jan
2
33 V* Dec
10
150
13 Va
July 10
46% Jan
2
22
15% Aug 13
17% Jan
2
6
13
2
23
1
22
104
Mar 20
9
95
Dec
3
96
May
633/4 Feb
Jun 27
25 % May 29
151
25
143% Feb
101% Dec
11
97
99 % Oct
20
6
42 Va Jan
2
4
142% Jan
3
154
Nov
18
7
39
Jun
4
11
59% Jan
2
91% Dec
17
8
9% Jan
2
13% Dec
4
49% Apr
23
Oct
10
20
4
20
38
Nov
22
15% Jan
2
'
24
Jan
2
35% Oct
15
46 V* Jan
52
56
76
Nov
2
Dec
31
30% Jan
15
93
Jan
96% Apr
Jan
8
% July
2% Jan
16
9% Jan
16
24
1
10 V. Mar 21
8
Dec
19,
Jun
26
47% Mar 20
56 % Mar 12
25
35% Jan
2
36% July 30
31 >4 Dec 19
Jun
25
323/4 Feb
28
20% Oct
22% Jan
2
24
27
14
21% Aug
5% Jan
9
25
7
May 29
24
12
56
13
31% Dec
6
46% Mar.
28% Jan
15
30 V* Dec
10
36 3/8 Dec
27
70% Jun
29
58% Jan
5
May 18
83% May 17
'76
84
Oct~24
15% Nov 27
July 26
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
40% May 23
38 V* Feb
5
conv
Long
Island
5%
series
4.25%
4.35%
Loral
series
E
Lorillard
(P)
Co
Lowenstein
Lukens Steel
Lykes
Bros
yf ;7-.
Mack
Trucks
5 V* %
78% Jan
35
5
14% Jan
2
29 Va Jan
3
Dec
20
32 % Jan
2
Macy (R H)
4V*%
Co
Fund
39% Oct/16
68% Sep
6
Jan
34 V* Jan
1.9 i*
39 V* Sep
125
Jan
27
104
Mar
150 V. Jan
Dec
19
18% Oct
23
33 V, Feb
Jun
21
26
19
19
19
93
Jan
24
22% Dec
24
5
23% Jan
28
26
713» Dec
24
9
77
Dec
18
80
Sep
52% Sep
26
26
21% Nov,
22
19
21
23
40% Mar 15
343* Jan
2
47
Sep 23
34'2 Feb
23% Jan
12
2
Jun
26
19<% Jan
32Jun
4
16
26
Jan
22
49% Feb
9
40
Jan
3
30 % May 28
8Va Oct 26
9
Dec
20% Apr
97b Sep
22
61% Nov
28 V. Oct
24
6
36
Mar
23% Jan
46% Jan
9
10% Jan
2
2
39 V* Jan
3
12% Jan
31
28% Oct
29
l'r'< Jun
38% l eb
8
21
2?% Mar 12
footnotes,
see
9% Jan
2
46 5% Nov
22
203b Nov
19% Nov
page 23.
26
17% Mar,
4
89
7
Feb"
4
94,; Mar
Apr 19
733i Mar 13
108
31 Va Apr
26
60% Feb
6
40% May 16
32 % Sep '23
18% Sep
53
V* Dec
18
20
18 Ve
May
l
51% May 14
12
40%
6,700
891/4
*88%
*88%
37%
36%
37%
36%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
21%
%
21%
"
28%
28
30%
7 Va
26%
%
21%
17V4
21%
16%
171/a
1,200
28 3 4
29 V8
28%
29
8,800
30
30 VA
30
30
7%
17 Va
17
21%-
21
21
30%,
30Va
303/4
30%
28 %
28%
'
-
10 V*
10%
3.200
51 Va
20.500
13%
14
75 %
152%
34%
35%
75
18
145
94
29%
77 Va
18%'
18%
,18%
18%
19%
10.100
19 V*
22%
22%
23.100
29%
<%
44%
8%
9
35%
36
89%
90 Va
89 Va
893/4
90
x35%
12 Tit
12
12%
41
41%
41
19
18%
193/4
20
25%
1
A
■
37%
♦49 Va
Va
1%
8 Va
28%
44
38%
39%
*30%
31 %
36
3,400
90 %
90 %
2,700
1214
Va
12
12%
41%
41 %
41%
3,700
20%
19.%
20%
7.000
8%
26
26
5,000
26
37%
38
37%
39%
51
*49 Va
75 Va
500
12,100
51
-
76
75 Va
95
95
*94%
95%
20
20%
.
94%
21
21
20%
21%
5.000
1%
1%
10,500
1%
1%
1%
75%
4,900
8 %
8Vb
8%
8V4
29'/*
293tt
30%
30'/,
30%
3.500
44 %
44
44%
44%
45%
47,100
/
38
383b
38 Va
38%
Va '
8
38
38 V*
*30:,i(
25%
*30%
31
31
*30%
1,900?
/
263a
26 V.
26%
24
23%
2334
23%
23%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8 %
8 Va
56:%
56%
56%
56%
56'%
55%
21%
92 '/„
22%
22%
22 "a
22%
22%
23
4.400
55 Va
31%
31%
30r'it.
31
1,500
200
8%
16.099
8,200
/
31%
31 %
31%
30%
31%
30 ?a
31
31
30%
30%
1,800
9%
1 0
10
10%
10
10%
,17.700
33 %
.
31
30%
10%
9%
33
.
4.300
31
25
56
1
32%
323/,
31%
32%
32
32%
8.700
,36%
36%
Va
12,500
_No par
36 %
36%
36%
1
20%
20%.
20 "a
20%
20%
20%
20
36%.
20 V*
oar
43%
44 %
43%
44
V4
43%
4312
43%
43%
2.500
38 Va
39%
38%
40 V*
39%
40%
39 Va
39%
14.')0
71 %
72
70 Va
.71%
70 %
70:%
703/8
71%
9.500
Corp__
I" Ino
common
5
1959
84
series—100
1
36%
No par
No par
Corp
No par
—i
No par
Corp
IIIIIBbc
common
convertible
36%
&
85 Va:
*76 "2
771'2
*86
87
84%
15:%
84%
170
*84%
85%
190
76 Va
-
15%
'
3,300
50.600
76%
*86
15%
30
87
15%
15%
6.300
35
35%
35 %
35%
35%
3534
35%
36
56%
57
55%
56
55 %
55%
55
55%
35-%'
35%
85%
US3/,
35%
35%
35 V4
35%
1,000
21si,
22 %
2138
22
21%
22 %
2.10Q
*2i%;
21 %
2134'
21%
'•, '21%
21%
500
10 %
19,400
33 Va
5.100
,
2.609
33%
*22
22%
21%
21%
10
800
10%
10
10%
71%
71%
71%
77%
77%
77 V4
77%
*90%
90%
•90V'4
'
,
10
*71
-
10
10%
/
*71
'
73
78
73
79
•'
40
'
92
773'b
*90 V4
-
77%
91
*90%
390
93
B
100
56%
57%
56%
57 %
57
57%
56%
710
Co
lnc____1
22 %
22 7 i»
22%
23
23%
23%
23 V4
23%
88.600
533i
54%
53 %
53%
52%
53 Vi
52V'a
53 "a
7.000
36
36%
36%
36%
29%
30
30
30 3/4
17
17
16%
163/t
"53%
53 V*
52%
53
52%
53 V*
53 %
class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Foreign transactions
Co
Robbins
*84%
100
Corp—
Inc
85
Va
77 Va
*71 7k
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishlng_I_IIIII_Ii
McGregor-Doniger
15%
*84
85
100
preferred—
preference B
preference
15%
85 V4
♦84
_100
preferred
convertible
(J Ray)
Aircraft
84%
15 V*
No par
preferred
——
&
310
35%
43
24
i.___^._No par
Inc
A
1
No par
No par
Inc—
Trucking Co
Steel
13,100
36
25%
2334
*8%
,
McLean
67.400
*49%
'
V*
26
1
Co—
McKesson
10
45%
150 V2
28%
28%
43
Moore_™_~12~5o
Inc common—
McLouth
9%
45
150%
*25%
'/*
37%
51
76
94 %.
20%
1%
.
&
75
5)5
21
8
26
37%
*49%
75
*94 %
IIIIIIl
*26
/
51
75
100
26%
37%
87
17
95
90 V*
12
41
18',
Vu
9%
45 Va
150%
20
94
*94 Va
%
44%
103
*92 Va
,
*150%
36%
14,500
"
95
45%
30%
103
94
*94%
95
30%
103
*92%
,
/ 151
1,51
30 V*
*102
94 '
24,600
r*
30
30
103
8%
45:!4
«
<11 ^ *
145
*92%
*94%
8%
—5
Sc. Co_
&
33.100
26.100
18:%
*86
(AG)
700
79'%
36 V4
36
22 7
88
McKee
'77%
18%
*86
conv
78 %
36 Va
36
—I—I1
I5
preferred
4%%
32,300
22%
84%
McDonnell
4(4
11%
day
*102
v151
a
2.300
4V8
11%
christmas
*130
103
8
53%
4 %
18%
*76 Va
McDermott
53 Va
15,300
1134
36
18%
84%
conv
53%
V
22%
.
77%
5%%
17
40%
Exploration
Corp
16%
7,700
18 Va
-
%
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18%
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36 %
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77%
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McCrory
70
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11%
stock
exchange
No par
New
75%
152 %.
36 V*
17 V*
53
4%
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series_No par
McCord
74%
152 V*
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12
1947
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102
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75%
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13%
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1945
A
1%
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preferred—1
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15
15
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preferred
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143/4
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33/4%
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33
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21
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15
28
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27,700
30 V*
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26 Va
46
40
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28
17
30
17
891/4
.
28%
17
1
77%
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13
1
40%
26
50
Inc
Midland
Feb
23%.Feb
40 Va
26 %
221 '•>
77
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marquardt Corp
55% Oct
29% Mar 29
1.100
40 Va-
yy
Marathon Oil Co
Maremont Corp
10
21
14%
*11 %
10
common
Manning Maxwell
20
19% Jun
22a4
14%
88
17 1
5
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When issued
Manhattan Shirt
Masonite
22 Va
14%
88%
1%
Field
22%
14%
407a
Madison Square Garden
Corp coin_l
60c convertible
preferred
No par
Marshall
*22 VA
14%
88%
36 3'«
20%
Marine
69
x43
40%
_i
Maracaibo Oil
69"%
4'31/4
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25c
Inc
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
Mallory (P R)
69 Va
43 V4
22 %
%
34%;
-100
Corp
70'/a
43 %
■
152%
_100
preferred
%
88 :,/4
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4,000
15.300
'4
41
,
3,400
2,000
25.100
,
69
:
743.,
—100
38%
22 3 »
T_3.33%
preferred
Madison
87% Nov 27;
21 % Dec
2J3a Sep
25 V8 Jan
24
8
48
■
14%
—
22%
common
Inc
May Dept Stores
Sep
14%
.
38
43
13%
com—5
preferred
4
-/
Co
MacAndrewS <fc Forbes
16
86% Jun
1.600
a
.
10%
—100
m
72% Dec
80
1.700
70%
44
4
Co
87 % JUn
3
6.400
43
22 Tii
51%
1
Steamship
Mattel Inc
26
1,200
69 Va
a
10
(M) & Sons Inc
4
Feb
36%
36
28'..
7%
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky)_Nopar
Louisville & Nashville—
50
13
83
37
36%
37
1
common
Electronics
13
2
66:Vb
36%
39
'
*21
20
D .preferred
Sep
May 27
65%
37
36%
35%
38%'
X30V8
2.50
preferred:
22% Jan
82 V* Jan
65%
36
37
36 '/4
1
Lighting
B
series
46 Va Jun
53
65%
36-!u
36
.
4
1'
—.5
„
pfd
preferred
61
July 29
23
For
6
73%
65%.
65%
•
38%
14%
5
Corp
Co
10
Jan
81 % Dec
102 Vi NOV
9% Oct
35 V* Sep
Gas
23
75
81 Va Dec
15
18
Jan
Star
36 V* Jan
82
'
18% Aug
2
9% Dec' 17
May 10
35% Feb
29% Jun 21
35
24% Jan
May 21
-'
35% Feb
27
22
2
84
77% Feb 20
13% Oct 24
23ai,Jun 25
63
9
423/4
63
38 %
30 "»
50c
Inc
Aircraft
38% Dec
25
21
19 %
2
s/a Sep
18% Jan
77% Jan
Jun
9% Oct
23
27
,77% Feb
15
19
33% May 24
25 Va May 14
35
24
2
31 V* Dec
6
21
26% Jan
4
7
15
19% Nov
Feb
5
59% Aug
Mar
28
32% Sep
V* Dec
483a Feb
27
Aug 30
1
7
48
Industries
4.84%
2
43% Feb
35/
,
Jun
6
34
297/a Aug 29
17
May 28
25% May 29
33
Mar
45% Mar 14
20% May 29
22 Vi May 29
42 V4 Jun
Feb
20
91% Sep
19% Mar
3 V» Mar 27
24
30
Jan/17
46% Apr 15
42 V2
73
14
100
.
Corp_
May 27
23
Jan
25
9 % Jun
15
47% Feb
343/4 Jun,25
30 Va Oct
18% July 12
54% Apr 17
43
74%
16%
—3
Loew's Theatres Inc
Lone Star Cement
Lone
10
Jan
32
'
14
12
Inc
Co——
Lockheed
July 2
Nov' 15
20
Mar 20
72
24
Oct
107
15
44 Va Mar 15
25
24
21
34% Jlin
11
Apr
40 % Feb
Jan 16
4% Jun
May 24
24 % Feb
7
9334 Dec
21 % Feb
27
5
36
23 Va
28
Refineries
Belt
Litton
4
Feb
43
73 VA
21
_i
Lionel Corp common
3%% non-cum conv
25
94% Dec
Apr
15% Feb
67 % Jan
25
19
Jun
43 V4
74%
25
__1
preferred—
Link
24
23% Jan
1
64
May 29
Jun
44
132% Jan
22
7%
Mar 14
31
40
8 Va May 29
30% Oct 22
27
22
86% Oct
Corp
Fink Products
&
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
Ling-Temco-Vought
Inc
17
57% Sep 25
7% Mar 14
117% Dec
Oct~24
73A Oct
16% May
2
83% May- 6
159% Apr
3
47 Va Mar 29
19% Dec
43 Va
73%
6 Tit
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
24
Aug
1% Oct
Leonard
24
Jan
17 V, Oct
17
29 % Nov
137
'
12% Sep
56% Aug
3:14 Dec
88
86
2
~2
38 Va
73 %
26%
15
Lehman
900
43%
*•11
No par
Lehn
7.700
2.400
1
_1
com_
pfd series A
22
57 Va Mar
24% Feb
conv
22%
40%
41 V4
30 Vi
5
17
1 1 % Dec
27 V. Jan
$1.50
22 %
40%
22%
404
17
1
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
49 Va
22 '/4
28 1
5
Corp
49
40%
26
1
Tire
48%
22 VV
37',
No par
Inc
&
.,48%
40%,
1
Dec
5
155 % Jan
Siegler
Rubber
200
3,700
31%
22'it
*22
4
.1
3,900
31 %
'40'V
A—25
39Va Jan
333/8 Nov
6
44 V4 Jun
32
2
90
23 V» Jun
19
12
2
2
47% Feb
23
45 V, Jun
Lee
Leesona
Inc
common
41%
20%
31%
,:'8!i'
1
22
Jan
'■
l3/* Feb
Co
10
100
97 »/2
413/B
*20
22%
14:|
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Nov
693/4 Dec
100 %'Jufy~ ~6
813/i Oct
Lear
4
20 V* Jun
Gas
—~
95
*95 Va
20
40%
'
5
Co
Laboratory for Electronics
31
19 Va Jan
18% May 29
Jun
Sep
i
Paper
preferred series
Lane Bryant
;
Lanvin-Parfums lnc_
11
Jan
57
9
17%,Oct~24
14
Nov
44 %
2__
_
4.32%
15
23
66% Jan
543/4 Mar 29
4%, Oct 25
153/b Oct 24
60,
24
P
Laclede
7
26
25% Aug 19
183/4 Aug 14
1
50% July 24
12 Va Mar 26
2
Oct
36%
29% Oct
I
V
41%
'
31%
.49
221
10
9% Jan
26
15
Jun
51 Ve Apr
17
26% Jan
<•27%
6
40
15 Va Oct
21
Dec
21
17 % Mar 12
110% Feb
.
123
3
1 Va Aug
7
13
4
July
►
17
Apr
14 V* Nov
8
11
433/4 Feb
9% Oct 24
63 V2 Oct 23
147
May 31
46
10
13% Jan
21
3
35 3/4 Feb
25
31%.May
13% Dec
9
22% Dec
23% Oct 24
22 V4 May 29
43 V. Oct
7
10
1% Mar 16,
.
9
83/4 Oct
8
16% Dec
15
Feb
Nov
22 Va Mar
Kroehler Mfg Co
'
May 29
193/a,Jan
Jan
44'
8
14
18% Nov
97V2
41%
X20
1.700
100
*94
4
43
10
.—
95
*95%
day
31%
361 ■'a:
1
■—
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a
70
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;
48%
%
36'
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31
95%
100
*94
christmas
Va
20%
49
04n'is
.100 g
Inc
&
41
42%
83 %
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*98%
CLOSED
93 Va
421/4
*82 Va
95%
70"'is
1
Kresge (S S) Co_____
7
EXCHANGE
42 Vi
83 Va
*94
97%
'41
*20
21%
1;
42
1Q0
*95 Va
42 :i „
200
43'
1
common
preferred-
Korvette
4
Oct
97 Va
Transactions
Co
K'
93%.
21
—
28
40 % Oct
.
CO
104
*82%
STOCK
_
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38 'a
g
Royal Dutch Airlines
Foreign
93 %•
a
95 Va
•5
100
a
421/4
83%
100
105
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40 1
1
KLM
-
11,200
■
104 Va
221
1
Koppers
42 \A
♦82 Va
*94
84Va'
94
*48
2.50
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
42 %
31'
No par
Co_.
104
41'
1
Land
104
*20
50c
Copper
County
105
*95'
5
;
80 Va Aug
!
105
107
*93
1
;
106
*103
*98'
8.75
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co—_
16% May 31
8
Jan
12
16
Light Co
50%
*104
a,
'■
36%
90 VA
*50 Va
108
94
25
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
2
33 Va Jun
&
36 Va
90%
50%
V4.
106
42
No par
Co
Kennecott
Kern
3
2
21
M~ar
Kendall
Sep 16
Sep 20
ill 5% Jan
34 Va Dec
Power
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
12
Jun
42
79 Va Jan
-
30 % Jun 25
45% Oct 25
23
2
46 Va Feb
24
24
27'
Jan
Kansas
13
41
22
60 Va Oct
Sep
33
537b Feb'26
*50
91Va
*90
50%
*82
com No par
preferred
Electric Co
&
91 %
*50'/4
*103
100
City Southn Ind
35%
*90
50%
*104
100
Gas
-35%
.
91
*50' S'4
100
Non-cumulative
Kansas
•'
35%
*90
conv
preferred
Kansas
11
24% Nov
1957)
preferred
4.35%
21% Mar 25
27
35'Va
100
„_50
preferred—
4.20%
1
25
17% Nov
36 Va Nov
(ser of
4.50%
2
23% Jun
Corp___33V30
preferred
pfd—100
(ser of 1959) conv,pfd —i.00
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80%
preferred
100
4% preferred
100
7
97 Va May
Chem
preferred
43/i%
43A%
.
31
Mar
102
&
convertible
43/4%
Sep
5
86
July 19
96 Vt July 17
Apr
Alum
%%
4
43 Va
94 V'2 Dec
8
Jan
Jan
Feb
Kaiser
5
52% Aug
101 Va Nov
86
Aug
6
95'/a Jan 26
89
81
93
92 Va Dec
42 V» Jun
100 u July 19-
Corp_
McNeil Mach &
Eng C~oTT_
McQuay Norris Mfg Co^
9
1
2 50
No par
10
15
j
•
56 %
36%
363i
363a
36%
10.600
29%
30%
29%
30%
11,500
16%
17
16%
17
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52%
52%
52
52 '4
8.400
53 %
52%
52 Va
52%
52 Va
5.200
*
500
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
16 Va
16%
46%
46%
46 :l4
47 %
47%
48
47 %
48 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
48%.
49%
48
%
49%
49%
49 V8
50
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
50%
21 7b
21%
22%
5.100
20%
20-%
20%
20
20
19%
19%
500
.
*20
1
2,100
7,600
.
2,900
10,600
Number 6329
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2515)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
1
Monday
Mead
Corp common—
2—6
preferred (1st series l
100
12
37 % Aug
29
93% Jan
8
7
47 % Nov
Jun
2u
4% %
25% May 20
Medusa
Portland
27% Jan
Melville
Shoe Corp common,
91
Jan
30
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
1!)
Dec
9
24% Oct
25
32 % Apr
6
17
Nov
22
81% Jan
2
97
2
-
90
Jun
10
»6% Jan
Feb
28
94% Mar 23
5
77% Jan
d8 % Jan
3
23
9% May 29
14% Jan
2
52% Jan
12
27
Nov
15
26 % Dec
20
24
26% Oct
24
58% Feb
10% Jun
25
16% Nov
62 Va Jan
3
93% Jan
2
11 % Jan
81
Jan
8
80
July
9
84% Oct
94
Jan
9
100% Aug
25
May 28
43
Oct
2
Feb
*92
12.50
13
28 %
28%
28*4
28%
5,700
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc___No par
.30%
29%
30%
25,800
31 VB
31%
15,300
84 3 H
84%
250
28 Vb
27%
28%
28 %
X28'«
30%
29%
31%
31
31*%
83 !4
83 V2
,97
98
*97
99
87*4
*86
87'%
85'%
*84 %
85%
——
Apr
10
87 % May 22
.3.80%
preferred
—
24
3
2
39% Aug 20
Middle
67% Sep
16
Midland-Ross
Oct
8
1st
22
80 % Oct
1
24 % Jan
2
33% Apr
15
Miles
86%
*84%-
85'%
*84%
•85%
Inc
f100
77 A Oct
12 Vb
May 29
Jun
70 %
14% Oct
15
93 % Dec
19
17
16% Dec
69
73% Oct
24
24% Jan
4
18% Jan
2
45% Apr
24
24
40 % Feb
37%
37 %
7,800
8
3*4
3%
*68%
69%
3%
68%
70
28*4
28 %
28%
28%
*23*4
2334
23%
23%
2.300
11%
53,200
2
Public
8% July
% 80
7% Jun
15
Nov
Oct
22
10% Nov
25-.
52% Jan '
31
May 28
May 29
Mohasco
Nov
18
83
Nov
18
14
39*% Dec
_
4.20%
U % Apr
16
9% Jan
16
34
Nov
8
Jan
17
64% Dec
18
34 % Dec
12
42% Apr
5
Montana-'Dakota
Montana
49
2
20
30 Va May 23
21
42% Mar 26
36
Nov
20
39% Sep
15
33% Mar 13
14
Oct
7
23% Jan
2
24% Oct
24
37% Apr
11
32% Jan
2
41 % Jun
11
8 Va Oct
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
12% Oct
18
17% Oct
23
36% Jan
22
May 29
17% Dec
4
Class
68%
28%
28%
28 %
23%
23%
23 '
i
11
11%
*71
72 Vb
*71
72%
*82
100
100
,
83%
*82
83%
26
11%
26%
261'a
11 Va
25%
*15%
11%
11%
11%
.72%
82*4
82»4
*82
26
26 %
17%
1
*71,
*71
7.500
1,700
.
72 Vb
3.500
■.
,
83 Va
20
26'%
26%
1,700
16%
16%
27 fa
28
27%
27%
28%
28
%
900
Co__—.—_—2
61%
62%
60%
62
59*2
60;'i
60 3
4
61%
88,900
Co—__5
34%
35%
35'A
35%
35*4'
35%
35%
35 %
37%
38
38
38%
5,600
IB3 a
18%
18%
18%
2.000
Chemical
Power
68%
3 1
A__———25
—No par
class
B
Monsanto
4
19% Oct
RR
Monon
_______
68 %
23%
1
common__5
Inc
3%
28%
Tool——No par
Machine
Monarch
29
Oct
Co
3
3%
68%
A_No par
Cement Co„6.25
preferred
preferred
2
3
5
class
Industries
3%%
_10
RR
X22 %
<
5
Service
Jan
29
Jun
26
72
Aug
18
29
5
11% Dec
5
76% July 12
10
Oct
5
66
22% Mar 20
35
28
373a
22% Jan
69% May 11
13
37%
Portland
19
Jun
2.700
37%
Missouri
11% Apr
15
2,000
37 'A
37% Mar 29
Missouri
43
600
37%
14
30
8,000
37 la
Nov
Apr
,21%
2,100
23
27
21%
41%
5
2
22'%
57%
Mar
25% Jan
213 4
1,100
43
Pacific
25.
36.300
16
41%
Missouri
18%> Jun
66 VB
"
57 '/a
5
42
64' b
43
Dec
25
a
57%
2
22
16
i>41
'
41%
48% Jan
35 % Jun
16 V*
63
22%
41%
1
26% Jun
16*4
64%
57%
Light
Corp__
Development Co:
RR
16
63
43
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
_
5.200
33,000
„
93
58
13
74
145 %
92 Va
43%
4% Feb
51 % Mar
143%
92%
41 %
2'
Jan
21%
144%
92
16
41%
2% Jan
4 %
21*2
141
<)2 %
16%
*16
91%
53 '
3
22
21%
141! a
136
92%
42%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
2 % Oct
21:14
1.800
12,600
56%
18
44
71
29%
41%
Feb
Feb
70%
29%
43 Va
22
40 %
21%
70%
30
41 V2
35% Nov
24
&
110
70%
29%
56%
9
Oct
Jun
7,000
1,500
103
42 %
Mission
„
103
1
Mission
10
>9
21%
DAY
38%
63
%
62%
.
No par
5
43% Dec
30
75 % May 28
Power
49
7
31
69%
30
22
38
63
102 Va
*102
Paper —2.5C
Ontario
61% Dec
Dec
31 % Dec
69'a
137
38%
"
CHRISTMAS
100
102
23
6
47
28
38'a
*100
130
,
65%
6
21
Jun
CLOSED
62%
29%
21%
102
*100
64
1C2 %
70
135'%
a
22%
8
Jun
19
25
Minnesota
<
&
38%
t
102
30%
92 %
*84'
63%
__
% Mar
May 29
34
7•*« Mav 29
Minnesota
17
%
STOCK
No par
Mining & Mfg_
44% Mar
34
65% Oct
24% Sep
Minn
t>3!
*
*86
EXCHANGE
102
38!4
64
102%
29%
2
:
& Chemicals Phllipp
.1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
'■3% convertible preference
1C0
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
-No par
18
2
14
7
Feb
Apr
52% Jan
14
17 % Dec
41'
«
12
27
2
98 % Jan
23
24% Sep
145% Dec
2
Inc_.
97
*100
38
64
102%
,—100
-10
Corp—.
102
37%
10
preferred--.-
Oil
Laboratories
83! a
86%
Minerals
2
2
Midwest
83 Va
*96 %
87
common—£__5
Corp
84%
97
*86%
—
Utilities
South
5%%
84%'
*96%
-100
—_—._100
__,._100
preferred
4.45%
10
18% Jan
18.900
27%
preferred
79% Jan
32,700
12
—___1
Inc—
3.85%
84% Jan
•
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd_100
4.35%' preferred _—10o
1
2
95
28%
Co—...
July. 2
Mar 19
1.000
7,500
28 "a
60% Jan
25
*92
95
60
%
27%
107
29
70 % Feb
133'% Jan
*92
88
27%
106
28 %
40% Feb
24
*87%
,
'27%
105 */2
5
Machine
2
,24
95
27 VB
104%
a
12%
23
13% Oct
*92
95
88'%'
*87%
27%
11%
Jan
70 "e Oct
105!
100
1.600
26,300
,s
12 7«
1G% Oct
55
88%
27
104
17%
12
May 17
,
*87%
27 Va
104%
17
12%
90
106
87%
27%
103
17%
11%
89
Mar 22
17%
2,700
12%
101
101
Dec
17 %
20 %
12
5
'
39% Apr
17
20%
12%
13
103% Oct
17%
20 Vb
'
11%
98% Apr
6
20 !B
13
bi
26
20%
97%
12
Metromedia
28
Feb
20%
45%
*96-%
45
12%
23
Dec
96
20 Vb
Shares
45 Vi
97%
45
11%
Dec
83
26
May 28
*96%
the Week
int
Mcsta
8
% May 31
38% Oct
2
97 Va
16%c
benef'ci
of
49% Jan
Nov
87
58 %
37
45%
*96%
No par
Trust—Units
Mesabi
37% May
,
44%
96%
87%
._1.83%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
-15% Aug 19
2
45
Friday
Dec. 2 J
,26
l>ec.
17
100
Inc
common
85%,Sep
19
97
102
29
life
preferred
$3.50
25
Co
Stores
Co
&
Dec. 25
20 Vb
1
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
96%
No par
preferred series B
Merck
34% Jan
88% Jun
;
23
Jan
15
23
Jim
13% Apr
22
28 % Oct
Aug 17
Cement
Dec. 21
44%
__
Mercantile
27
28
93
11% July 16
13
4%
14
27% Dec
109% Oct
2
8% May 28
3
Jan
90
20% Mar 11
88% Nov
25
84 V2 Jan
Oct
28
•
18% May 28
4
Jun
Tuesday
Dec. 23
Tar
48% Apr
96
95% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20
33% Jun
60
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
V
Year 1962
STOCKS
~
.
Ranee for Trevioui
Utilities
*17
18
27 3
28
4
Vb
200
18%
"
4,600
.
37,%
38
37%.
37 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
33%
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
10 Vb
No par
Co
18
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
34%
10%
24%
_
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical—
shs
Amer
shares or 5,000 lire)
(5
•
transactions.—__———
Foreign
10
48% Oct
29
*89%
24
18% Oct
•'32
24
July 30
16%
Jan
58'
Mar 14
41% Jan
May 29
23
Motor
5
Jan
11
44
2
30
10
Sep
Jun
21% Jan
Mar 26
Morrell
27% Dec
Apr
35
4
31% May 16
17
86 % Dec
(John)
Wheel
Motorola
6
Inc
May 28
23
Nov
26 % Sep
12
14% Nov
Feb
1
—-3
24 'A
—
x76
13
Mueller
15
Munsingwear
22
27 % Feb
1
Feb
12
22% Nov
11
20
.27
Dec
12
24 %
24%
10.900
27
78
27%
78%
10,700
40 V8
B
40%
40%
1.600
24'%
24%
39 !B
40
5,(i00
27%
27%
1.300
'193a
19%
24
25%
25 VB
25%
37 %
38
37 'A
37 %
38
"
39 V4
—5
_1
1
7.50
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
19%
19-%.
19! a
19%
19%
19%
18
18%
17%
17%
17%
25
26%
25%
263B
*25 %
18*i
25%
Inc
Murphy
Murphy
Co (G C—
Corp__
—
Murray Corp of America
4,600
7,400
'
Co————_—-1
Brass
900
33.300
.
27
V2>
24
48 % Sep
Supply
'
^
79
26%
77
M S L Industries Inc—-——No par
6
•'
24
27 VB
a
40!
31% Jan
7%
76!
40
3
20
24
27
77 V4
40
26
'
29 '
24%
27V4
75%
40%
19% Nov
4
2
24
27
40
24% Dec
21
;
Co__—10
Jan
23
29% Mar 21
-
10
—5
Co—
—
Fuel
Mountain
19
25% Nov
19
28% Jan
20 % May 29
&
Corp
'
__
Montgomery Ward & Co——No par
Moore-McCormack
Lines—
—5
24%
6,200
~
•'
<
8,700
18
18 %
5.100
25%
25%
'•3,400
N
8 % Dec
27
13% Aug 22
7% Dec
19
43 % Jun
22
62% Mar 16
04 % Jan
2
11 % Jun
25
10'AMar
Natco
7
Corp—
National
70% May 16
41% Sep
3
A
7%
57;,/4
58 %
1
National
Airlines
19% May 19
31% Jan
12
5
21
Jan
15
National
Aviation
33
45% Apr
24
43 Vb Jan
7
59% Nov
1
National
Biscuit
Jan
4
11% Jan
2
Sep
6
National
35%
35%
Can
85% Oct
24
National
Corp
Cash
Register
34
12
National
Castings
May 24
National
City
24% Dec
May 29
9% May 29
18
21% Jan
27
-
■
% Mar
i
16
66% Oct
24
132% Jan
2
65
18% Oct
24
29% Feb
5
20% Jan
2
14
22% Jan
3
18
July 19
Aug
-
23% Dec
18% May 29
Jun
25
72
20% Oct
24
30%
Apr
2
93 % Dec
28
Jun
5
54
59 V8 Mar 19
4
47
,
27% Sep '
4
Jan
Mar 23
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
30% Jan
33! 4 Oct
24
56 Va Jan
3
93 12 Jan
5
99% Dec
27
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
24% Oct
24
32
Apr
30
61
67% Jan
23% Dec
23
83% Jan
46!
2
35% Jan 10
9
Oct
24
50% Apr
30
Jun
2
45% Feb
8
22
96% Feb
23
54
2
7% Jane 2
40 % Jan
2
Feb
13
66% Dec
20
48
25% May 27
12% Dec 20
% %
36% Sep
17
National
12% Feb
25
National
General
2
National
Gypsum
50
May
103'% Nov
Fuel
Gas
Co
78% Aug 27
32
Dec
9
National
National
Linen
15% Nov
National
Propane
15
Lead
Corp
National
Sugar Ref
18% May 31
29
National
Tea
8% Sep
30
11% Jan
12
5% Dec
23
9
18% Jan
2
Mar 19
32
9% Apr
15
13% Jan
7
7% Feb
1
30
Aug 23
Apr
24
42%,Oct 30
17% Dec
16
33
Co
66 Vb
65*4
65
23%
23%
Oct
75
19 Vb
52
31
Jan
2
6
67% Nov
20
26% Mar 27
24 % Jan
2
81 % Mar
May 29
May 29
Jun
4
20
Jun
10% Jun
28
97'
32
31%
13'%
13%
14
New
New
Jersey
30
Newmont
Nov
1
53
Apr
8
'27%
Dec
23
33% Feb
13
14
15
Jan
2
25 % Dec
11
31
.38 >
Mar 11
19 % Feb
26
10'2 Sep
31
\o
i
331% Jun
15
"43%
76%.Jun
27
86
Jan
May
48% Apr
May 28
3
13% Apr
Va Sep
26
46
80% Nov
7
85% Feb
25
55 Va Aug
14
26
46
Jan
2
28
74
Dec
19
72% Dec
18
Jun
26
79
Feb
23
/6
% Jan
3
79
Jan
2
86
Jun
4
83
Dec
13
85
Jan
18
94
Nov
27
109% Jan
4
100
Jun
29
16 % Oct
24
21
July
9
107
85 % July 31
21% Jan
"12 Va
July
15% Jun
48
May 17
27% Jan
•'
4
38% Feb
9
1 10% Dec
31
Dec
5
106% Dec
1*8
90
103 % Dec
a
31%
40VB
40'%
40%
40 Vb
41
49%
48*4
49 %
49*4-
,50'/4
20%
21
21*4
13%
14
17
72 Vs Jan
30
46
20 7
23
30
Apr
25
15
Jan
2
%
Feb
21
Electric
Gas
3.60%
30
18
Niagara
9
25
Mav 31
Alay 20
1
i
Norfolk
&
Nov
4
66% Jan
2
North
American
Mar
4
26% Sep
16
North
American
21
North
American
15
Northern
Indiana
Jan
2
58
Aue
26
Northern
Natural Gas Co_
Nov
12
Mar
109
11
109
7
107
Nov
20
111% Mav 20
114% Mar
6
107
Sep
26
110% Jan
17
30 Va Oct
24
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
11
51% Dec
17
33% Mar 29
38% Jun
6
104*4 Jan
25% May 29
37% Mar 16
73% July 23,
85% Jan 11
78% Mar 23
76
Jan
2
93
91
Nov
13
85% Jan
8
86
Jan
Jan
19
„
Nov
22
95'% Mar
93% Dec
92% Nov
15
95% Jun
20
91
Tit,
For
preferred
preferred
Jtooinotes, see page 23.
Oct
29
95
Jun
25% Jan
/
35 V»
35*4
36 Vb
35%.
*104%
106
'
42%.
42"«
43
'4
28*4
27 7 a
29
105
105
105
24 %
24!«
24%"
40 %
41
41
41%
11
11 VB
11
11 VB
42 *2
42
42
42'A
83
83%
23%
41
11
85
52Vb
73
73'%
78
77%,
83%
*83%
84
91
83%
*90 Va
92
*106%
!b
107
106%
104
103%
23-%
24
;• 23%
24 Vb
24%
117%
117
23%
*23
23%
14
*13%
49
*103*7
104
104
240
2 4-14
243 4
II8V4
118*4
100
:
—5
400
24 "'a
24*8
23 %
24 VB
3,400
24',4
50
48%
50 *4
26,700
com
5
100
$4.11
_1C0
$4.16
—100
:
100
1
25;%
26,100
9%
10*4
3,600
20 %
20'%
83
79
%
79!%
110
9%
106 %
*105%
106%
109 %
109%
109%
108
108
108
35%
35%
78
78%
*91%
i*91
Sl%
*92
19%
92*2,
92%
91 %
93%
19%
108
50%
36-)a
3b;
77
•
1,500
521
a
52%
52%
52%
2,200
491
:•
50 V4
50 Vb
50'/4
4.700
50 7
51 %
*91
24%
25%
*105%
-
*
51%
,
.20
9%
20
20
49 %
108
200
13%
83
a
7.200
13%
,
53%
49 %
50 7
4,100
13" 8
13%
81 "i
108
2,200
23 %
»
52%
109%
23%.
25
119'%
23
23 5
*23
53%
49%
23%
23%
117 *4
80
109 *4
60
104
53 Vs
'-
120
160
80
106%
100
-.
,
90'/*
200
107
'
23%
'
90%
'
107
14
24 %
84
24 %
*13%
24%
*83%
,
:.
92
23%
118*4
*23
24%
7,700
100
79
107
25
119
200
73
*78
3,900
2,900
*90%
24
23%
*72%
77%:
84
*83:,u
8,600
:
V
*106%
I03!b
*103%
..
49,300
:
52%
72%
72'%
77%
5.2
52
51%
52%
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85
*83
72 %
52%
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1063,4
*83
'
"
42
'
700
8.700
5,400
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23:%
85
/
28 Vb
1 1
41%
V
.
43 VB
28 %„
40%
•
106
42*4
28%
22%
42
5,600
v
700
28%
11 V4
.
105 Vb
'
7,700
60
85%
43
40%
*4
*83 Va
.'•;/
9,000
42%
-
23%
49%
$4.08
14
36 Va
36
109*4
4
preferred
preferred
Northrop Corp
89'%
36
lC5'a
—10
20
21
88
77%
50
1
Pacific Ry
Northern States Power Co
preferred
84!b
88%
__10Q
preferred
$4.1o
%,
87 3 4
—100
Northern
$3.60
Feb
91% Jan
9
5
5.60%
84
87 %
51%
No par
Co
preferred
19
96
P S
preferred—.
81'% Mav 29
91% Apr 24
93 % May 31
3
66
May 11
5'%%
5.80%
84
87
19 7 a
2,4
113% Mar
83
87%
420
53
85
2,300
27'/a
52%
19%
57% Aug
14
27
53
19%
4
11
27 %
52 3 4
48 *4
43% Jan
26
27
24*4
Dec
Oct
(i8:,n
27%
9%
45
Vb
53
24*4
19
Jun
68 3A
49 *v
41% Dec
Sep
68
9-,a
Dec
102
15,300
48 *a
83
107'
18%
23%
2
107
18 Va
9%
72% Jan
43
18%
68%
9%
May 22
6
18 VB
23'/«
76
48 % Apr
18%
52%
48
2
May 29
3,600
18
VB
1
10
65% Jan
34 %
39
_7
16% Jan
28
38%
38%
Corp_
11% May 29
26 % May 21
25 'A
38%
27 Vb
*72%
Aviation
Corp
North American Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co
9
24%
38 3 a
68%
*83
•
6,000
24%
38
53 %
42
__50o
Coal
/J
6
5%
24%
IP
5
Car
10% Nov
a
2,900
6
22%
Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
—25
6%
preferred—
x
—10
7% Apr 29
13 Va Jan 14
5%
6
1,800
4,800
11
25,
40%
—1
Corp
10%.
11 Va
15,500
'
7-%
5%
27%
Western
Norris-Thermador
17'A
24%
-
42 %
15
100
14
7%
27%.
*34*4
100
Share Corp
.
68%
105
100
Nopco Chemical Co
4,300
28,200
2,800
17
7%
'
_100
/
21%
68 V4
85%
_190
___
17*4
7%
*11
49%/.'
21
14
17%
7%
11
4134
49
.
18
*84
100
.preferred
4.85%
Jan
25
20
—1
.
1,200
68
com_No par
preferred—
12,100
52%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
,3.40% preferred
.___—__100
29'% Jan
106% Jan
12
ft
$3.75
Shipbuilding Corp.,
1,100
14 VB
32
27 V4
1
1
preferred
Dec
)
State
Y
preferred
preferred !
6
4
N
Railroad
St Louis Co—
13%
17'.4
11
11*4
11
34,800
32'A
,
13%
14
7%
8,400
1,100
*
<
68%
"
17
.
7%
Vb
41
13«
17 Va
7 %
5
preferred—
14% Jun
Jan
York
5.25%
18
24
Central
Chicago
Y
4.10%
28
15
25
York
N
x20%
21V*
21
V
14
32
39%
4
Brake
22
110 % Feb
Apr
27
New
New
*31%
13%
32 Va
31%
pfd_10o
—
Air
31%
13%
*31V4
VB
48%
common—10-
issued
York
New
32
19,700
101
67 *4
31%
4% convertible preferred—:
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
97% May 31
Jan
13% Jan
Sep
22
Pr & Lt Co 4%
Mining Corp
3.90%
88
24
14
25
77
Aug 27
82'% Jan 23
125
3
May 29
3
18
May
6% Oct
3
16
Jan
105
26
19% Oct
6
Jan
Dec
20 7
23
4
7
2
3
13
71
3
July
Jan
67% Jun
July
45 %
England
When
26
110
27
104
36 % Dec
2
23
Jun
37
24
Jan
42% Dec
2
68%
2,100
45 Vb
*99 \\
31%
32
9
44%
45%
102
4
67 3
69
67%
13
100
29
94
1
44%
9914
32
common.No par
89 % Apr
43% Dec
22
May 29
9
Nov
54 % Jan
<
2,400
45
67%
17%
89% Oct.
39% Mgr 21
20 % Jan 12
o
May 29
,.
67 Vb
40
2
3 5'4 Dec
85
101
39%
2
54% July 31
700
33%
101
44%
45
100
6!fl
24
83
86% Feb
36!
New
48 %
33%
y'/B
9
9!b
9
44%
25*4
Dec
86% May 10
15
8
94
*47%
9*8
1
3
♦93
48
9!4
5%
43% Jan
51 % Jan
Aug 23
20
Apr
29% Oct
93 *4
9 *4
100
6,900
93
33'%
par
4
48
33%
24-?s
_
Newberry Co (J J)
3% %
preferred
33,700
X33%
1
61 % Jan
May 29
83
24
85
14
24%
,
93*4
„5
;
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co—
36
51% Sep
Jan
24
23%
33%
■
27
24'%
%
47 34
—5
Inc_.
Neptune Meter Co
Nevada Power Co
8,500
93%
1
Bros
65 Vb
33%
1
Fibre Co
Corp
Neisner
65
47:!4
No par
Co
Nautec
65 Vb
24
4
Vulcanized
2,400
65*4
50c
Co__
National
25
93 !/4
—10
,
Corp.
Natonias
33'/4
25
5
Mav 21
19 Va Jan
78 3
32%
25-
48
1
1
Corp
Chemical
28
78 Vb
33
93!4
.—5
&
78'/a
32*4
24%
47'%
1
Co
Service
77 *4
25
65
33%
3,500
DAY
32%
32
*24:,4
4,800
'
CHRISTMAS
78
75%
76%
23%
-1
A—No
Co
25% Jan
16,300
common
Steel
6
16.400
Corp
$4.50 preferred
1
Starch
6% Feb
14%
—10
National
15% Mar 19
28 "a
56%
14 Vb
coin_5
Co—
National
13% Nov/20
28'/«
56%
14%
CLOSED
50
National-Standard
2
%
14
-
100
5
16
28
56 %
14
1951-.
(conv)
preferred
11
9% Mar 29
28*4
56 Vs
13%
pfd series of
4'*% %
Sep
23% Feb
21
•/•' 4
Apr
22% Jan
13
C'hem Corp
53
2
STj'OCK
EXCHANGE
13%
24%
47
Jan
28%
56%
13%
.__
33 % May 29
18
28 *4
Lines Inc.
1
National Dairy
Products————5
6
22
23
6"
18,900
56 ','4
32
8
1.900
>"•
28%
24%
9
24
25
.
12
7%
56%
31%
25
% Mar
Oct
Nov
Feb
7%
56%
75 VB
&
37*4
1.900
59 V a
36 Vb
/
27%
——5
Nat'l Distillers
58
36 Vb
5
___No par
Co
28 % Feb
34
Jun
Oct
10
57 Va
35%
—10
38% Oct
24 % Feb
May 28
•
35%
7%
57%
36
57
._5
Corp___—
Co—
•
Nov
29 % Jan
May 29
Oct
20
23
47% Dec
92
/
9% Alar 27
Oct
28
_.—
7 %
7%
57%
7'%
7%
——1
__
Co
Acme
h
105'
105
a
*109
'
) 51 Vs
10934
*107%
109
230
90
230
51%
51
35%
9,100
36 VB
7,800
77*2
400
x35r'«
36
Vi)
78
x76%
76%
92%
*83 7
91%
*89 7
a
v.
91%
91%
*91
91%
*92
19%
a
92%
91 %
93
20%
a
77 %
89 %
01%
*39%
xd112
91'%
*90 %
92
*90%
92%
*90%
92 Vb
*
20 *2
21
20%
20%
370
24.700
The Commercial
20
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, December 30, 1963
(2516)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
May 29
42% Dec 10
40% Dec
12
35% Jan
44% Dec
27
42% Mar
17% Jun
31% Jan
2
23
25
18% Dec
36
31%
Aug
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
V
Highest
,
72% Dec
6
53% Nov
1
Feb
18
Sep
20
Norton
23
24
45 y4
2
Airlines
Northwest
59% Jan
Dec. 2 7
67%
68%
52%,
51%
Shares
67%
52
68
67%
51%
52
V 15,200
68%
51
68%
52%
%
3,300
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1.700
39%
39%
38%
39%
38
38V2
38 »/b
39%
15,400
35
35
35%
14,400
13
44% Jan
3
29
26% Oct
16
NuTone
Sep
12
24
32%
32%
33%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22 Vb
23
25
4,900
47%
48
47%
48
47%
48%
47%
48%
15
100
4,500
96%
'96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
.140
84 %
84 Vb
85
83 %
84
Ohio Edison Co common
101% Oct
32%
34%
62 %c
-—1
Pharmacal Co
Norwich
the Week
Friday
Dee. 26
Dec. 25
18%
Co.
32 y4 Dec
2
51%
j.
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Dec. 24
67%
Inc
-10
Northwest Bancorporation ——3Vb
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
5
16
Tuesday
Dec. 23
Par
EXCHANGE
10
21 y4 Nov
Sep'H
Monday
STOCK
Inc
O
38
May 28
49% Jan
92
Jan
11
by
u cc
2l
80% Jun
29
86% Dec
46% July 26
2
7
97 % July
100%
Dec
100
14
Sep
23
94 y4 Nov
Feb
26
24
41
26
25
41% Jan
19% Jan
12
43%
Oct~24
76
Jan
31% Jan
98 y2 Apr
3
6
Dec
24
24% Mar
1
11
19
14
25% Jan
2
46%
Oct~26
87%
Feb" 13
49% Sep
16% Nov
25
96
Jan
2
72% Jan
115
Jan
2
96
Oct
25
28
Oct
43
25
14
1
4%
11
Oxford
37% Sep
24%
100%
24%
24%
*18 V8
18%
*18%
18%
*95
96%
*93%
96 Vb
38%
38%
38%
CHRISTMAS
38%
38 VB
38%
38%
2,300
46%
47%
DAY
46%
47%
47
47%
26,700
38%
46%
'
EXCHANGE
24%
CLOSED
18%
14%
14 Va
29%
29 VB
45%
45%
45i%
14%
15 Va
14%
15
21
21
18%
19 y4
—30c
—No par
1
Jan
2
15
15% Jan
12
May 29
25
36% Feb
15% May
16 y4 Aug
20
34% Jan
29
20% Jun
24
16
20
30 Vk Nov
22
Nov
22
53% May
1
63% Jan
17
13
47
19% Aug 15
1
12% Dec
May 29
61% Dec
27
26% May 29
39% Jan
2
5
158% Feb
26
5% May 28
14% Nov
5
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
2
5
13% Apr
,
25
1110% Nov 26
142%
Oct
14% May 13
30% July 19
140% Nov 27
35%
157
Apr~25
Apr
25
7% Oct
31
19%
7% Oct
22
20
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
18% Nov
13
11
10% Jun
25
15% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
20% Dec
10
15% Oct
24
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
21% Jan
12
67% Nov
22
80% May 13
97% Feb
8
96
Jan
10
98
6% Dec
13
23% Mar
45% May 29
91 % Aug 23
Sep
54% Dec
2
>
2
Jan
17
9% Jan
28
Oct
24
17
24
38% Mar 15
35 y4 Mar 8
24% Mar 20
56% Dec
18% Oct
36% Sep
11
42 % Oct
24
75% Apr
11
48% May 24
67% July 30
21
35
31
29 y2 Jan
44 % Dec
31
22 % Jun
23% Jun
58% Feb
Jan
27
15
May
16
,■
?5% Apr
2
15 'A Nov
8
-
24
17% Jan
27
Feb
26
19 % Apr
25
22
27% Jan
19% Jan
31
14
26% Oct
24
19 % Jan
9
27
10% Feb
14
14
4
26
Dec
6% Nov
Mar 29
Oct
7% Oct
2
40
10
9
27
'
14% Nov
15
28
36% Oct
May 31
3
May 29
37
48% Jan
52% Jan
17
40
July 31
34
Jan
1
27 % Jun
25
41
Jan
2
25% Jun
14
34% Feb
20
30% Jan
3
38% Mar 22
31% Dec
10
28% May 29
3
50 %
Apr
2
50
Apr 29
47 % Sep 20
36% Aug
36
19
May 16
98% July 25
106% May 25
100
Dec
9
106% Feb
28
95
101% May 25
97
Dec
5
103
Feb
13
Jan
3
10% Jun
27
18% Feb
54% Jan
13% Jan
2
2
2
25% Dec
—5
Inc_5
Pacific Gas & Electric
—10
Pacific Intermountain Express Co_5
Pacific Lighting
Corp
No par
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
Foreign
transactions
——
Pacific Telep &. Teleg com—14 2/7
6%
preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp of America
5
Packard-Bell Electronics
—$0c
Pan American Sulphur,-.
:—i70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
_1
Panhandle East Pipe Line—^No par
Pacific
Cement
85%
98%
99
31%
31%
31%
4^
Papercraft
1
Corp
No par
No par
Peabody Coal Co common—
5
5%
conv
prior pieferred
25
Pendleton Tool Industries
—1
Penick & Ford
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp__
1
Transportation
22
4.68%
Inc
-50
preferred
conv
.1
Penney (J C)
Co.
Chemicals
Pennsalt
27
10
Pennsylvania RR
2
59 % Dec
24
Pennzoil
47
Oct
29
52% Mar 19
46
Feb
Oct
24
56% Feb
16
46
Jan
2
Jun
22
2
38
Aug
1
12%
Jun
15
19% Mar 15
49% Oct
24
59% Mar 23
35% Oct
24
66% Jan "31
99
15
13 >A Jan
101 % July
2
51 % Mar 14
1110% Nov
Jan
11
•V 42
99% Mar
13
22
May 27
8
23% Nov 15
56 % May 15
58% Sep 20
55
Dec
19% Oct
9
3
Co
Perkin-Elmer
Cement
15
Permian
Oct
11
Pet
Co
Petrolane
Gas
24% May 31
44% Nov 22
32% Dec
18
57% Mar
55 % Aug
29
Pfizer
1
62% Jan
52% Mar
63% Sep
10
Phelps-Dodge
25
May 29
98
Jun
6
103% Nov
82
July 10
,
88% Nov
96
Jan
34% Mar
8
100
106
Jan
26% Oct
24
61% Oct
24
96 % Dec
2
9
21
2
Apr
16
59% Mar
Nov
22
24
26% Apr
F7% Apr
15
69
50 y2 Sep
Aug 17
65 y4 Mar
39
Feb
26
53
Aug
12
13 V8 Oct
25
18% Oct
30
72% Jan
2
Jan
86% Mar
'
Sep
28
81
12% Jun
22
16 % May
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
5% Oct
22
36% Oct
35
5
Oct
22
19% Jan
8
116% Mar
Jan
139
May
'
67% Feb
12% Jan
21
73
10
14% Jan
2
Mav 10
22% Jun
1
134% Jan
143
20
51% Jan
60
7
21
4
4
7
Jan
14% Sep
33
Jan
41
Jan
72% Aug 28
80
Aug 27
40% Jan
8
7 35% Mar 29
Nov
78
Jan
25
130
Jan
28% Nov
Oct
24
14
221
13% Oct
24
21
17
133% Oct
70% Jun
Jan
105% Jan
Jan
18
122
57'% Nov 22
Jan
90% Oct
14
95% Mar
34% Dec
3
28 y2 Mar 20
120% May
15% Jan
93
20
Jan
Nov
6
3
14
27
130
Jun
5
38% Aug'28
211% Sep
6
20% May 27
101
Nov
23% Apr
81% Oct
19
18
18
Pittsburgh
Forgings Co
—1
Co
(The)
convertible
$3.50
1
common
preferred
.1.25
1
Plough Inc
Corp
Poor
,—10
(HKL5%% sf pref_100
Electric Power Co
lo
& Co_
—
Porter Co Inc
Potomac
9
95
Apr
110% Feb
108
104
Jun
29
106
Jun
29
23% May
71% Jan
29'
22% Jan
19
2
21
July 25
5% Oct 24
84
Jun
18
109
35
Nov
79% Apr
24% Dec
24
75 %
Feb
23
Mar 29
43% Jan
38 y4 Dec
5.28%
8
40% July 25
14
3 % %
7
4.32%
24% Dec
13
2
8% Nov
18
Jan
4
87 Vb Nov
19
1
22
May 24
2
33 % Dec
19
9
.23% Jan
2
36 % Jan
11
30 >4 Dec
26
47% Aug 27
31% Dev 20
27
44% Dec
24
20% Dec
38% Mar
26
40
25
11
25% Oct
24
60% Dec
23
Jan
2
Dec
Serv
81% Jun
25% Aug
Jan
40% Jan
4
31% May 14
'
•
'.
.
'
't
r,
23 %
21%
20%
14 y4
14V2
14
7%
7%
7%
41%
40%
45
45%
40%
41%
40 %;
41V4
31 y4
31%
31%
31%
32%
100%
32%
32 Va
32V4
101%
100%
97 Va
97 Va
97%
"97%
23%
24
23%
241/4
56
59
57%
59 %
45%
45%
45%
45%
'
40%
45
'
141/4
7%
*40 y4
•'
50%
51
50 Va
49 Va
49%
47 Vb
47%
15%
15%
15%
53
31%
321%
32%
32%
101 Vb
97
100%
101%
24'%
24%
24%
.25%
132.100
56
56% ".57%
8,900
45%
57%
45%
45Vb
45%
51
51'
50%
51
49
47%
49'%
49%
49%
48V4
47%
48%
4i200
15%
,.
■
■
,
-
/
•
161%
16%
2,900
53
53
15%
*53%
53%
'200
11%
20.400
'.
exchange
;•
r-
closed
christmas
day
102 %
17%
49 Vb
50%
49%
60 Va
59%
34%
%
100%
Co
of
Ind
*83 V2
47%
43
18 Va
53%
'
18
53
39 va
39 Vb
46%
47 %
64%
14%
*81
82 %
*81
*78
20 Vb
140
57%
11%
57V2
11%
11%
69
7OV2
30
%
29%
30%
*131%
58 %
134
*109
111
33
166%
133%
*131%
59%
109
33%
1661/4
17%
18
18
*98
20%
20%
79
*95
96%
107
107%
109
109
961/2
107%
*107
109
■109
38%
25
*23 V2
24%
*23%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co„ 10
Inc
No par
33 »/2
33%
33%
29
29%
'29'/4
29%
41%
42 %
Cement
Co
Pullman
5
Pure Oil
Purex Corp Ltd
$1.35
conv
Purolator
common
pfd
series I
Products
——1C
5
Inc-——No par
19
18%
17%
42 vb
42%
f 30%
31%
30'A
30 Vb
40%
40%
*40V2
40%
21%
21%
21%
211%
134
:
9.700
72
■
134
59
58%
110
32%
600
1.000
30%
*131 Vb
59
111
70
68%
30
.
12.000
12%
/68%
.
%
5.100
•
60
110
31%
321/4
7.100
165%
173
18
57%
f-
11 71 Vb
■
,
40
140
57%
12
50
200
5,200
20%
172%
33,900
17%
'
18 Vb
V
,
2,800
90
98 %
98%
99
99
20%
20%
20%
20%
13,600
78
79'/4
79
79%
13,800
28
28 %
74'/b
74%
30%
30%
28
2 8'/a
74
74%
30%
30%
'
91
*90 Vb
*93
94
*93
94
*951%
97%
97
7,700
7,800
1,000
,
50
97
*90%
91
'•
■
70
300
107V2
107
107
*108%
109
109
109
100
38%
39
■39
9,300
107%
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*23%
*23
76-
38%
*75
,
*23 7
"24%
76
24%
b
50
:
1,400
24%
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24%
'
r
'
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,900
■'
*85
18%
18%
34
140
29%
170'b
86%
18%
Rican
20'%
71
32
61/2
6%
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L_1
Puetro
80
58%
24i%
6%
*78
*109
23%
86%'
2,600
78%
20 Vb
*131%
76%
23%
6%
8,400
14%
82%
14%
69%
39
76 Vb
23%
*85
46
*81
71
94
39%
76%
No par
45f%
14%
81
29%
96%
23%
.
4,200
*68%
90%
90:%
*93
38%
preferred
1.700
6.500
39 Vb
■'
79
76 %
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
18%
55'%
12%
20%
_25
—
preferred
.
18 %
139Vb
57%
99
20%
60
52,900
4814
39%
11%
18
99
48
48%
57 Va
171%
98
12,300
87'%
841/2
54%
33
32V2
171 Vb
74%
*86%
*83 %
87'%
84 Va
18'%
1391%
59%
59
109
13.700
74
74
36
40i%
46%
201.4
70%
30%
10
70
103%
35%
78%
69%
70 %
103%
35%
14%
11%
69
160
/
98
54%
46
58
70 y4
*67 %
105
160
87
*97
81
140 V2
58%
85%
%
98
18%
20%
*139%
140
19%
86
•
101
54%
78%
19%
101
101
39%
83
78%
23.100
8.300
48
14%
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3.300
11,400
73%
47%
14%
2,500
29%
601%"
*86%
40
14%
17%
29i%
33%'
*83 %
54%
39
4.600
17
291%
49%
35%
V4
18%
18%
52%
26'%
33%
105
105
*103%
*26
49%
601/4
86
98
*97
98
105
8,100
102%
60 Vb
*97
—100
preferred
$4.75
98
13.900
33%
100 %
86%'
*86
86
500
5,500
33%
1001/4
100%
101
com—No par
preferred—!
4.16%'
86
190
60%
33%
33
450
-
49i%
i
48 %
60 VB
33 y4
6,300
17V2
17%
29
49%
59%
800
/
-
47
46'%
*101 Vb
26%
28%
98
11%
47
26%
"
29%
31%
98
102%
17%
28%
17
41%
*31
11%
11%
46
*101%
26%
26
30
4,200
40Vb
97
53%
*101%
21.100
25.400
45%'
45%
40%'
,
32%
15%
53
45%
31
"v stock
47 Va
*53
24,500
9%
*1001/2
%
51%
14%
40%
40%
-
101
49 V2
46
141/4
1
/
50%
43,200
8%
*40%
40%
45 VB
>45%
1.800
23%
■:
8%
40%
•
17%
22%
18
23%
14%
7%
'*•
■
100
17%
17%
20%
r.
r
22%
14'%
18
18
91%
..
preferred——
preferred
preferred
————100
5.05%
Public
preference
preferred
preferred
4.30%
Oct
6
18% July
3iyB May 29
20V4 Oct 23
15
100% Aug 21
109% Jan 15
112
84
Jan
28% Jun
3
Aug 21
23% Nov
10 y8 Feb
88
Dec
106% Aug 27
May 27
32 y4 Jan
3
95
*26%
27 v*
18
18
94
4.18%
17
27'%
*93
4.08%
5
Dec
92% Dec
*26%
*90 y4
21
90
Dec
Nov
*•
26%
100
_100
—100
100
Feb
97% Apr
Nov
95
5,700
26%
r
30%
$1.40 div
92
900
4iy4
*26%
41%
30%
18
98
52%
41 VB
%
32% Feb
2
51 '/a
41%
30
2
5
54
41%
30 va
30 % Jan
51,900
*52%
41%
27 %
com__No par
31% May
31%
53 %
41 Vb
28%
No par
^5
30%
31%
52 %
74
Gas
&
31%
31
8.800
30%
73Vb
29
Elec
55
42
28 Vb
Gamble
&
54V4
54
78
Serv
54%
30%
53
74%
Service Co of Colorado
Public
Procter
34,900
541%
7%
y4
30%
28%
Public
13
40
7%
97%
7%
7%
80%
6
79 Vb Aug
3.900
70%
97%
*96
7 Vk
*96
54 V2
72%
32% Sep
2
Jan
6%
53%
28vb
1
2
68% Jan
Jan
6%
70 V4
70%
70%
70%
96 %
com_No par
69% Mar
27 % Jan
90% July 17
75
Polaroid
69 y2 Dec
87
70 %
96
48%
32 % Apr
85
71%
84V2
92 % Jan
*:
47%
98
47%
25
July 24
66.800
*83 %
49% May 29
20% Jun
22,300
51%
84%
Pittston
1
20%
50%
87%
4,
8 ~
15
19%
501/2
73%
2
May
Nov
14%
19%
54 V2
6V2
54
29Vb
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
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia.
—100
Pittsburgh Young <fc Ash pfd
100
9
125
Jun~25
82
May
24
81% Jun
56%
86
17
Jan
25
'6
Jan
1
41% Dec
55% Jan
54
Jun
44% Jun
88
7
18
30
26% July
1
23
4
64
55"% Jun
21% Jan
64 % May 20
41 % Jan
27
23
67
47
Jan
6
70%
4,900
15
8
35V4
81% Jan
80
18 7
72 v*
Corp
5,000
48%
35
& Reading
17%
14%
*86%
84% Feb
88% May
46%
*96 y2
Xl6%
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
16%
19 VB
86 %
14
3.800
17%
'
49 %
72%
Phila
22
Feb
6%
18%
15
35%
24
90% Apr
31%
142%
6%
47%
'
86 %
41% Apr
9
10
15 VB
31%
141%
142
6%
19%
72 Vb
(NY)
21
July 19
13,000
9,300
4,800
6%
31'%
*140Vb
1.
15V4
34%
4.68%
91
-
19
5
_100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
,1
Pillsbury Co ——•—
—No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
i
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
————2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
4.30%
2
30,500
15 Va
_50c
5
July
10%
17
*103%
Feb
108
60
10%
30%
■
"
100
—100
100
-100
103'
13%
59 7/b
'
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
3.80%
21
13%
10%
6%
5
Dec
24
11% Oct
1 '
92 7 Jun
13%
60
10%
17 Viz
-1
No par
5,200
25,900
6%
26%
Phila Electric Co common
12%
31 VB
17 Va
25%
33%c
12.50-
400
16
12%
6%
102%
& Co Inc
16
16'%
30%
17%
*101%
Corp.—
2,500
12%
6Vt
11 %
Permutit Inc
(Chas)
3,200
-
131/4
f
•
47%
Service Inc—
31%
31
17%
11%
84
24
18% Jun
Mar
Pfaudler
'
.
47%
Corp of America-
99
31%
59%
•
*
.
f
11%
33 V8 Jan
15% Oct
30% Oct
105
23
Petroleum
86
98%
31%
16
143
142
85'%
98 Vb
12 Vb
31%
30%
30%
145
4,600
10,400
6,600
30 Vb
59%
10%
48
67
/
40
Oct
36% Aug
59%
10%
19%
64%
85'%
.
13%
11
11
87% Mar
July 16
80% July 25
Oct
Nov
103
112% Jan
82
42
84
Jan
81
99% Dec
Sep
Aug 23
101
29% Jan
6
17
13%
10%
———100
preferred—
4%%
23
18 % Dec
30 %
13%
59%
47%
-10c
common
33% Oct
12
31
59 y2
290
21%
19%
63%
.
'
12%
30%
No par
Corp
Milk
44% Oct
Vl 6% Feb
common—1
Co
convertible preferred ———50
5%
15
Apr
19% Jan
Feb
1
Corp
Permanent e
16
101% May 20
2
28% May
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—No par
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 %c
56% Nov
59
t
—
13% Jun 25
18% Oct 24
42
5
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
25
Jan
3
Corp—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4 % %
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
—100
8
39% May 29
58
—5
common
35 y4 Feb
33
16%
12%
—
Fruit Co
Penn
1131% Jan
31% Oct
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis <?: Co
Parmele^
*16%
12%
13
100
preferred
16%
12%
,
21 %
21i%
98 Vb
85
98%
30%
27.400
85
63%
86
*142 %
15%
X31 %
64 y2
X30%
15%
19'%
*16%
Aggregates
&
15%
65 Vb
31%
Corp
American
Pacific
5,300
16,100
19
63%
2,300
14%
29%
45%
64%
£5
1
29%
19
'
25
25
9% Jun
14%
■
1
45VB
18%
65%
100
18%
96%
29'%
21
21%
*21
*18V4
*94
14%
6,900
24%
45%
'
14%
98%
-——100
15
14%
.
■
16% Jun
18%
96 Vb
45%
'45
3.125
24%
24%
*94
29 Vb
Co
Paper
100
ioo y2
14%
preferred-
170
24%
29 V4
Co
*98
101%
100%
*98%
14%
Transportation
*100%
*98%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1'
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com..—6.25
18
18
*98
/'
STOCK
100 Va
101'%
46 V2
Co :
Jan
101
^
29 y4
Outboard Marine Corp
Overnite
101
*100%
5
5
Elevator—i—
Outlet
;
101
*84
Chemical Corp—5
Mathieson
Otis
*100%
7.50
Gas____
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—.
Orange &
Rockland Utilities
89% Oct
105'
30% Nov 26
Mar 23
30
23% Jun 27
68% May 14
24
14
24% May
10
Jun
99% Jun
Aug 23
59 y2 Jan
Aug 16
64
Olin
33
20% Aug 20
18% Dec 23
Jun
18
Natural
Oklahoma
85
*84
preferred
preferred
preferred
18
.17% May 13
23
10% Oct
26
96% '96%
;—.—100
4.56%
-100
4.44%
100
Okla Gas & Electric Co com——2.50
4% preferred
20
4.24% preferred
100
3.90%
47% Dec
18
to
2
25
preferred
4.40%
40% Oct
2
14% Dec
27% Nov
7
26% Aug 29
18% Oct 10
11
34 y8 May 29
3
14% May 29
May
102% Jan
22% Mar 25
7
17% Jan
15
29'A Oct
Jun
105
11
18% Apr
31
89% May
4
95% Nov
Jun"28
88% Jan
27
83% Dec 27
8
100 % Dec
94'A July 18
1614
Nov
105
3
Nov
95
53
*85
8 61/2
18%
19
'
86 Vb
191/4
3,400
'
,
34'%
35 Va
10.000
29%
30
30
30 V4
13.000
42
42 '/4
42
42 Vb
14,200
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,400
40%
40'/2
40
40 Vb
1,500
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
6,700
62
8,700
33%
34i/4
Q
54% Oct
136
24
Oct
25
25% Oct
26
For
91% Feb
146
Mar 13
30% Jan
footnotes,
16
3
see page
141
27% Jan
23.
2
73% Aug 28
151 % Aug 30
43% Dec 23
5
60 Va
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
145 %
145 va
43 Vb
43%
Quaker Oats
6%
Co
common
-
61
60
(■' 60%
*1451%
147
44
'
44'%
60%
147
43%
61%
147
43%
61%
148
43 %
148
160
44
1,400
Number 6329
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2517)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. t, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Dec. 33
Par
Dec. 34
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 35
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 36
>■'
Dec. 27
Shares
R
2
102% Dec
Radio
Corp of America' com_No
1st preferred
No
56
Jan
2
71 % May 29
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
May 22
$3.50
28% Sep 10
12% May 29
45
Jan
10
31% Aug
7
40
Jan
24
Ralston
21% Jan
2
9 % Dec
17
9% Oct
38% Jun
63% Mar 14
27
Oct
24
30% Feb
13
7% Jun
25
14% Feb
16
8
16'A May 29
25
24% Apr
41% Feb
May 29
5% Oct
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
9
Oct
Raymond
1
15
14% Apr
15
14% Sep
18
Reading
Co
29
non-cum
1st
4%
non-cum
Red
Reed Roller Bit
12
17% Feb
21
2
17% Dec
11
Reeves
22
14
19
Reichhold
23% Aug 27
Reliable
38% Jan
3
47% Jun
17
Reliance
9% Nov
22
20 V2 Jan
17
Jan
17
18% Feb
49% Jan
4
14
23
Jan
23
51% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
53
Jan
2
12
24
13
Dec
19
6% Jan
2
19,
60
Jan
30
Nov
43 % Jan
31
Oct
24
20 % Oct
26
52% Jan
26
Republic
Republic
2
10% Apr 19
16% May- 2
44
Sep 11
2
53
Revere
Nov
22
48% Jan
24
Revlon
Mar
6
42% Oct
28
34% Jan
5
23% Jan,
8
50 % Nov
14
49% Jan
8
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
102 % Jan
3
80% Feb
23
16
Jan
4
90
8
Aug 27
37% Jun
2
Jan
97
4
11
52% May 21
110
Jan
Corp
65% Feb
Dec
23
39
Jan
2
50% Sep
4
37 % Mar 19
28% Aug
36% Apr
31 % Sep
15% Oct
24
34% Mar 26
19% Jan
20
24
42% Feb
23
Aug
24
28% Dec
21
27
26% May 11
37% Dec
31
—
37% Jan
104
Dec
18
15 % May 29
24% Jan
25
29% Feb
12
Feb
31% Mar 15
23
1,400
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,900
13%
13%
No par
13 %
50c
15%
1
9%
10
30% Oct
94
13
2nd
conv
Reynolds
(R. J.) Tobacco
Preferred 3.60% series
Manufacturing
Selection
Richardson-Merrell
Ritter
9
Rohm
&
Haas
30%
30%
51%
*51%
51%
5
104%
41 %'
104%
42
41%
42%
41%
87%
87%
*87%
88%
15%
16%
15%
£
5%
preferred
series
D)
Ruberoid
19 % Dec
3
Russ
2
45% Feb
4
16
91 % Apr
22
Ryan
22% Jun
26
37
Jan
64% Sep
Aug
4
25
Jan
20 % May 21
19
Jan
21%
68% Oct
8
81
22% Oct
23
21% Mar
Dec
1
31
26% July
95% Dec
37
26 % Jan
35
3
St
24
39% Mar 12
Apr
St.
26
Jan
5
May 29
16% Jan
2
11
Aug 13
18% Jan
2
Jan" ~~2
16% Oct
26
21 %
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
9
L
St
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
1
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
% Jan
11'% Jan
24
49
98% Feb
14
Oct
42
23
9
16
13% Jan
20% Dec
10
Santa
31% Oct
6% Jan
54
Nov
15
47% Sep
35% jan
Oct~24
Oct
Oct
28% Apr
53% Dec
23
5%
16
13% NOV
12
26
Schlumberger
25
16
87
6
1
16% Jan
1
60
42% Jan
Jan
Feb
10% Aug
48 % Aug
2
38% Oct
29
42%
42
49%
48
31
Mar 15
86 7
Jan
8
92
Apr
5
9
103
Sep
4
$4
26 % Jan
30
21'/8 Jan
2
34% Nov
12
82
12
76% Dec
17
3% Oct
22
6% Feb
7
4% Dec
23
25
3 3'/a Dec
31
32% Jan
2
23% Jan
3
'
11% July 30
-82
Jim
25
88% Jan
2
74
31
15% Mar
2
9
14% Jan
6% May 29
Jan
Mar
17
6
101% Sep
12%
16
May 20
22
6% Dec
23
7
103% vian
8
29
3
13% Jun
24
16% Jun
7
11% Mar 30
9% Jan
2
16
22
Shahmoon
16
Sharon
104
May"29
6% Jun
5
30'% Jun
25
45% Feb
12
33
14% Jun
25
29% Jan
4
18
9% Oct
24
28% Oct
23
23 V4 Mar 28
,
11 % Jan
106
23%
Servel
Sep
Dec
23
Nov
20
24% Apr
S
F
29
34% Jan
16
49 '/a Sep
Dec
31
22% Feb
11
27% Dec
16
22% Jan
15
19% Jan
4
7%. Nov
26
.13% Jan
14
Sheraton
May 23
14% Oct
2
19'/a Feb
18
Shoe
17% May
7
2
,
May 28
9% Oct
24
18"% Jan
Oct
22
21
16
19
2 /
25% May 23
19'A Oct
24
35% Mar
45% Jun
25
44
v
25
Jun
8
23
Jan
2
29.% Jan
s
May 29
5
23% Jan
2
72 Va Feb 28
59% Dec
27
59 y4 Dec
20
58 'A Jan
2
5'A July
3&
39% Jun 25
12% Nov
26
11% Jan
58
Feb
15
531/4 Jan
50
53
Feb
19
29/
Mar 23
May 28
21% Oct
30'/2 Jan
4
35% Feb
25
20% Oct
7
27
Feb
18
57'A Jan
May 29
21% May 29
44
'
30
May
50
9
Mar 21
30% Feb
2
23
4
Jun
25
Jan
15
For
95% Dec 26
footnotes,
see
Corp
O)
Soo Line
South
5%
31%
80
*76%
4%'
31%
31 '/a
'
78
*76%
10,700
10
30
3iy4
3,300
10
78
21%
8%;
4%
4%
4%
4%
8,900
431/2
43%
43%
42'%
43'A
8,800
21%
21%
21 '/a
21 'A
8%
8%
25%
97
10%
26
97%
6'A
21 %
10
6,700
18,300
97%
31,700
11
6%
6'A
*105
1,100
11
6%
24,300
106%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20'A/
20%
20%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
17
17%
*17%
18
17%
17%
33
33%
33%
34 y4
34%
35
34%
35
18%
19
18 %
19
18%
19
18%
18%
■
5,600
26%
97%
10%
106%
♦105
106%
9
25%
*
97%,
10%
6%
6%
*105\
21
8%
26'A
97
10%
10%
6%
106%
8%
26
_
17%
8%
20% Oct
Spalding
10%' Mar
6
15% Sep
18
Spartans
6% Jan
3
10Ta Sep
5
&
22%
22 'A
46
46
17,800
4.400
900
10,800
8,600
27'A
27%
36
36%
35%
36%
*35%
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
83%
831/2
68%
68'/a
29
46
(A
22%
,
83
83%
83 Va
83%
68%
69 'A
68'A
68%
29%
30
29%
29%
44%
45%
45%
46'A
/
■'
/"
&
Co
stock
Public
tr
& Bros
4,900
%
45%
46'A
62%
62
63%
8,500
7,500
20%
20 %
2OV2
20%
3,700
57%
57%
51%
*50'/a'
57%'
57%
*50%
53
35
351/4
351/2
35%
*35'/a
35%
351/4
37%
39
38
38%
38'A
38%
38%
*33
34
*33
*23%
23%
5
23i/4
200
35%
1,100
391/4
10,200
34
23'A
23'A
231/8
23 y4
1.300
32%
32%
32%
32%
21,700
53'/a
53%
53'A
54
7
54%
54
54
900
51%
52
4,000
32%
32%
32%
32%
53%
54 Va
531/2
54'A
El_No par
7.50
54%
55
*54
*33
34
*33
34
1,700
58
53
23%
8%
/
54
54'/a
9,900
52%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52
36'A
No par
37
35%
36%
35%
36'/a
35%
36%
22,400
20
11.500
63%
62%
63
62%
6°
6*?%
pa
62%
20
No par
201%
20 '/a
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20'A
*77 Va
2,600
110
80
76%
77
*76'A
77%
77
78 V2
36%
971/4
37%
377/a
37%
38
38
38%
5.700
1
20
19%
19%
*19%
20
19%
20
1,100
1
*19%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
7%
7%
7%
7%
ctfs__100
Co_
.1
Spencer Chemical Co 4.20%
2.000
29%
31,200
20%
/
16,600
68
29'A
71%
51'/a
Inc
84
68
71
571/2
industries
83%
.
71
20
Service
30,400
70%
57%
(Del).
44%
611/2
50'/a
2.50
Gas
43%
70%
20%
Edison
700
1,000
36
60%
50 Va
1
3,100
27%
*35%
36
70%
57%
_25
46
27 %
6 l'A
20 'A
'
*
70%
No par
com
22%
8,300
29%
com_4.50
Sugar
3,000
15
69%
15
Co
200
33.900
591/4
Labs_No par
Co
7%
45%
61%
50
Rico
G)
'
2.100
3.100
46
46%
27%
14%
22
22%
46
Inc
Co
E & G
Ohio
Corp
15'A
15
27%
5
Southwestern
Spartan
14'% f 15
22%
non-cum
Mobile
'
5
Southern Natural Gas Co
1
'11%
_10
preferred
18
11%
27%
Inc
French
Gas
Puerto
21
11%
46
Southeastern Public Service Co
5%
11%
5
Railroad Co
Jersey
Aug
page 23.
91
27'/a
preferred
38'/a Jun
21
37%
102
46
:
Co
Oil
Carolina
1
98% Nov
37'/a
*90
*101
31%
41%
37%
91
102
22'/a
Corp
&
Mobil
2
7
371/4
*90
•101
14%
10
Kline
Socony
33% Mar
94,% May
90%
25
Smith-Douglass
15
Jan/
37%
2,600
'4
—1
Co_^
Railway common
preferred
47%/Jan
2
8'y Jan 24
9% Oct
90
),
Oil
Southern
80
58
19%
50c
July 10
21
1
57
14%
17
Co
Pacific
72 y2 Jan
14
Nov
Sinclair
Pattern
,
Southern
Apr 16
35% Mar, 7
26% Jan
5
Feb
56%
No par
9
75
11
6 %
56
42%
98
10%
14%
*76%
"•
26
*105
14'A
31%
4%
97 •%
14%
No par
!
Co
15
71
22% May 29
8%
1,200
14%
*101/ ." 102
31%
25%
9,300
15,200
14%
56
90%
91
44%
21%
10'A
.591/4
37
37%
78
4%
43
2.50
Saw & Steel
37% Aug
3
78
10'A
58%
56%
14
,
101
31%
No par
53'/2 Aug
68
37%
*90 %
101
10'A
59
55%
14%
56
1
1
21% May
14
6,000
10
57%
56%
1
2
6
10%
58%
1,200
14%
Indiana
5
lO'/a
58
58
23,700
33'A
1
Inc
America
Southern
19% Feb
10'/a
59
>
43%
33
14%
of
Corp
16
28% Mar
10%
1,900
42%
x7%
Oct
55'A Mar
33
7%
58
7
43
X32%
x7%
50
31
42%
33%
58
No par
California
59% Feb
42%
58 Va
55
par
Co
20% Dec
42%
*33
2,400
15,700
7%
Southern
May 29
18% July
5
10
7%
Southern
Jan
*9%
'
7 %
6
43
331/4
1
No
of America
Corp
34% Aug 16
16
43%
32%
5
Corp
57'/a Sep
2
42%
l50
Gas
30
July 18
51'/a Jan
2
Jan
10
7%
South
281/2 Jan
10
11,900
,
50c
.'
1
South
16
19%
DAY
8%
23
23
16
19%
9%
9%
10
49,800
10%
26%
49% May 21
Jan
19%
17%,
19%'
10'A
,
26%
Aug
41%
8 Va
17'A
10%
22%
4
32% Jan
8%
17%
19%
9%
81/2
22%
Feb
54
16
31% Mar 30
19%
10 %
17%
22%
Smith
23% Feb
■»
19%
CLOSED
22%
69% Aug 20
17
53
36
2
19%
700
CHRISTMAS'
8%
17%
6,300
96
22%
(A
33
25
401/4 Jun 26
23
40%
8%
1,600
25%
22%
Smith
401/2 Jan
24-
17% Jun
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
50% Dec
9%
17%
20%
24%
transactions
Mfg
34'/8 Sep 17
51'A Aug, 13
25% Aug 29
61'A Apr • 24
10 %
8%
Co
44% Jan
24
27% Oct
2
_
21
9%
20'A
*95
10,700
22%
Foreign
Oil
Sep
2,900
50%
1
.
Sheller
Singer
17
10,200
36%
'
49%
8.800
Skelly
75
34%
36%
EXCHANGE
1
Industries
Simplicity
20
34%
36%
STOCK
36%
17%
;
Simonds
4
34%
34%.
36%
1
.'20
;
Simmons
3
34%
X36%
34%
8 Va
Signode Steel Strapping Co^
20
95%
36%
3
14
Sep
24%
95
34%
1
11
Sep
20%
24%
9(3
'A
13.800
13
50
20%
24'%
34
No par
28
71% Dec
20%
24*95
50
11%
3714 Dec
87%
20'%
96
49%
26%
7
1
24%.
50 %
17%
Co
150
~
49%
36%
l
Corp:
93 V*
425
46%
22
2
20%
24 %
5
Co
10,100
*92%
*325
11%
26% May 22
3
20%
25
100
Falls
57%
57%
93'A
26%
24
Mar
50%
*95
_10
Amer
57%
425
45%
15 % Oct
63-
of
*92%
*325
11%
32% Feb
35'/2 Jan
57%.
93%
425
26%
49%
55% Jan
*92%
♦325
4 6'A
7
5
49%
—2.50
&
58
571/4
92'/a
'
No par
&
57%
425
3 000
46.100
26%
2
Nov'
92'%
16%
12%
11%
19
26% Jan
57'%
*325
16%
12%
'
451/2
32 '/a Jan
Feb~21
12%
26%
19% Nov
62
16%
12%
46
26% Aug
14
16%
12%
45%
19
50'A Jun
16%
11%
*26%
33% Mar 29
40 % Feb
16%
11%
46%
56
24
16%
11 %
1,200
26%
27
28% Oct
16%
4.300
45%
24
Jan
6.500
18%
26%
23
2
26 %
18%
1
Jun
Apr
25%
18%
Co
24% Oct
33% Jan
26%
common
Oil
26'/a Oct
:
12%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Shell
11
,
12%
17%
5
Corp
(Frank G)
Shottuck
11% Nov
41% Mar 20
12'%
26%
i
Steel
23
15,300
12%
17%
Corp
i
C Financial Corp
14% May 29
2,700
11%
17
preferred
Corp
Oil
22.100
49%
11%
17%
III_Il
—2_
preferred
Shamrock
49%
49%
11%
17%
Servomation
13
25% Sep
43 % Apr
Inc
$5.25
Mar 12
49'/a
48%
11%
1
1
Seiberling Rubber Co.
4
18% Jan
12
Aug
17% Oct
103% Oct
49%
48%
26%
_No par
Roebuck
49%
25%
30
Corp..
Sears
8,900
25%
No par
common
Sealright-Oswego
25
19.100
42%
25%
:
Finance
4
25
22% Jun
34%
41%
12%
preferred-
Seagrave
Jun
36 % Apr
34%
42%
11%
35c
Seaboard
14
24
34%
49
com__L40
14
2
26
700
34%
11
Air Line RR Co
8% Nov
8,200
4,400
.
39
42
—1
Seaboard
17% Jan
Jun
Co
Bolt
*35
12%
;
13
25% Dec
9% Dec
&
16%
31
39
48%
10
preferred
Screw
98
16 %
30%
12%
Mfg Co common
3.65%. preferred
1
*96%;
17%
11%
Scovili
4
5% Oct
45% Dec
%
98
30%
30
12 %
100
$3.40 preferred
97% Jan
Jun
xl6%
49%
common-
18
5
2,400
*38
5
convertible
Paper
1,800
18,300
43
49%
100
V
N
31
23
59
Scott
45%
38%
125%
30%
49%
common
Dec
Oct
Jun
10
17%
'
45%
38%
121%
*96%
16%
29%
1.66%
transactions
Corp
5 % %
98
17%
29%
41 %
Co corn—No par
5%—
£
100
__
99% Dec
74% Jan
21
SCM
23
Dec
*96%
16%
29
45%
38%
122%
34%
preference
Corp
75% Apr
45%
38%
*121%
,
39
Co
convertible
2
98
38%
123%
No par
Co
Industries Inc
Schering
18
38%
122
39
;
Imperial Corp
Convertible
38%
125
11
Drilling
22
28
3,300
48 %
Co
Ry
Schick Inc
23
35%
2.50
Electric
Fe
Foreign
10%
34%
33%
—
Schenley
14
27
35% July 22
35
34%
Inc
Fran
Saneamo
2
*96%
1
Diego
13% Sep
18
10%
4,800
34%
20 g
A—
Regis
24
Jun
26%
78,100
.
1
class
Inc
San
23
23% Oct
26
49'
_1
Preferred series A
8% Dec
2
26%
40
Co_;
Joseph Light & Power
9% Dec
15
2,600
25%
39%
Paper Co
Diego Gas & Electric Co
9% Jan
28'/4
33%
.
System
San
18% Jan
27%
26%
San
Sep
28%
26
39% Mar 15
Jan
12,900
27%
26%
Co._.
Petroleum
Aeronautical
17% Dec
8
13,200
35
26
Stores common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St. Joseph Lead Co—i.
2
18% Jan
43%
34%
27%
4%
20
79
40 %
27% May 29
Feb
43 %
35
27%
Safeway
9
30
53% Dec
16'% May 29
13% Jun 25
Cola
Co
Togs
Rvder
26
98 %
47%
43
34%
1
1
60% Jan
47%
42%
1
31% Feb
94% Nov
47%
28%
Rubbermaid Inc
352% Jan
15,500
27%
Foreign transactions-—
Royal McBce Corp__
26
11,500
5%
8%c
2
28
16%
5%
2.50
_100
200
16%
34%
Corlp..
24
Jun
87%
42%
Inc_
14% Oct
89
87%
48%
i
12% Oct
12
88'%
5%
34%
ZZZl
8% July 22
11% July 23
25% Nov 26
19% Jan
*87%
16%
42%
A—,
800
43
5%
46%
Corp
200
61,000
42%
15%
34%
38%
51%
105
5%
42 %
122%
51%
43
16
48%
5
31%
*103
600
5%
34%
common
31%
50
%
41%
___1
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
36% May 29
5
46
Co
17
352 % Jan
29%
103%
_1.25
24
Jun
30%
*51 %
Corp
Ronson
(Geo
14
29%
103%
.
Co
(Wm H)
2
42,900
36 %
Rorer
19
40'%
45%
Roper
Jan
39%
35 %
6
Dec
39%
45%
22
9
800
39%
35%
44% Sep
16
15%
46
47% Oct
13
15
35%
2
22
15
10
Controls
23
18% Feb
15
45 %
Rohr
26% Jan
5,000
15
39%
& Elec Corp
No par
Telephone Corp___
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
3
24
33,900
8%
15
39%
Rochester Gas
18
26
13%
15
39%
Rochester
29
Oct
62
15
:No par
Company
Robertshaw
34 % Oct
7% Oct
8%
51%
Inc
Dec
15
13%
8%
1
Oil Oorp_
Riegel Paper Corp__
99% Sep
2
*57
13%
8%
104 %
Ltd
Richfield
18 % Dec
1114% Jan
62
13%
DAY
51 %
Co
Trust
43
5
CHRISTMAS
%
39%
_100
50% Dec
Jan
8
*103%
com
2
41
*57
13 '/a
__100
pref
2
26
8%
44,900
%%
43% Jan
Oct
'62
13%
8%
31%
4
26% Jan
25
*57
13%
8%
12,600
26
5
5,500
22,300
Apr" 11
4
2,900
12%
38%
Dec
14% Feb
700
41
12%
CLOSED
10
Brass
44
17% Jan
22
40%
12%
EXCHANGE
12%
62
10
27%
~7% Oct~23
21%
40%
12%
40%
12%
50c
33 % Jan
11% May 29,
22
40
40
12%
50c
21% May 29
10
22
41
2,700
3,700
18,100
38%
11
18% Jan
33% Dec
10%
38%
4%
Oct
16
10
22
37%
28
Sep
15%
10'%
STOCK-
12%
*57
22
38%
19
145
13%
15%
10
38%
21
44% Oct
12
13%
15%
37%
4
Dec
46
%
39%
._5
Corp
&
13
16
10 %
9%
22'%
100
preferred
13%
15%
22 %
I_5
Co
13%
16 %
10
800
37%
Mar 18
21
May 29
17% Oct 25
22 %
12%
38%
Mar 19
15
14
Aug 30
22%
12%
37%
38% Aug 26
Jan
34% Jan
5
13
38
16
8
*12%
22 %
37%
21
46
44% Mar 14
Feb
15%
-
Rhodesian
38
15
13
10%
Drug & Chemical Co
41.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A.
50
Rheem
97
3,300
15%
12%
*49%
18
124% Dec
10%
*15
13
.
58,100
10%
15%
12%
50
49%
28
27
21%
15%
10%
15%
10%
15%
50
49%
6% Oct
Jun
10%
10%
10%
50
49%
17%. Oct
May 29
21
38 %
2
90
21%
20%
49%
2
73
20%
19%
700
37 %
4% Jan
25
20%
17,200
50
10% Jan
22 % Oct
30%
37%
7
12
20
29%
37%
14
Oct
30%
*49%
5% Dec
Mar 14
9,100
30
l
15% Feb
102
12%
30
5
26
24
11%
29 %
common
Steel
25
Oct
29%
Aviation Corp
8% Jun
32% May 11
24 % May 11
11%
29%
preferred
Eng
convertible
Republic
28
47% May 14
88 % Feb
8
36% July 17
84% Sep 23
$1
3% Jun
40
39%
Rexall
2
4
41% Jan
39%
12
Inc
Jan
48
27
10 %
39'%
Corp
Copper
14
2
9%
39%
12
;
&
29
67% Mar 13
7
10%
39%
11%
Mfg
Co common
2
preferred 3%% series
37
4
6,600
10,100
9%
39%
12
preferred
Inc
36 % Jan
19
Mar 12
5,600
27,600
16%
40
Chemicals
Elec
,16
130,800
11%
Co
Stores
Conv
16%
96%
*39%
Reliance
69
18% Jan
Oct
Bros
4
6
28
'Jun
95%
Inc__3.33%
Stores
Dec
96%
No par
2nd
Owl
95%
,<__j_No par
4%
Jan
Jan
9%
common
'Sep- 18
16% Sep 18
29% May 28
21
30
9% Nov
17
16
9%
l
13
12% Jan
15%
9%
5
12
24
16%
9%
Co
4
24
15%
34%
Inc
8
May 28
77% f
34%
Raiyonier
12
6% Oct
77%"
34%
Raytheon
16% Jan
12% Oct
78
33%
15%
25
21% Feb
28
77%
34%
17
21% Jun
9% Jun
96%
77'%
34
Inc__
International
23
31% Jun
86% Nov
House
23
19 % Apr
34% Oct
Inc
Oct
34
10% Mar 14
25
94%
77 %
34%
33% Sep
2
Jan
16% Oct
20% Jan
28
95%
77%
34%
l
Raybestos-Manhattan
13% Oct
13% Jan
19
Oct~24
10'A Oct
44% May 14
19% Aug 27
7% Jan 21
21% Nov
13%
Random
2
21 % Jan
16
10% Feb
24
12
18
13% Jan
9
Aug
8% Jan
Ranco
8
38
94
77%
.2.50
18% Aug 22
7
par
par
2.50
__
Purina Co
2 50
pfd_100
12%
'
.
*101
•1G1A
7%
*101 ft
12%
8
5.900
'
■■/ 7%
*101 ft
8
.
7.200
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Range for
Previous
Sep
22% Dec
98 Va Feb
7
93
Apr
24
38% Mar
25
Jan
3
82 Va Jan
2
Mar
86
25
35% Jan
50
23
85% Apr
5
15
Dec
23
20 Va Feb
14
Standard
2
11
May 29
65% Dec
5
57Va Nov
81'A May 29
98 Va Dec
26
92
Dec
13
39% Oct 26
45% May 28
48
May 29
58 % Feb
15
46% Jan
2
2
26
58% Jan
59% Feb
8
52% Jan
95% Feb
28
59% Dec
90
71
25
24
23
53 Va Jan
26
21V8 Dec
Jun
22
HVa Dec
40
22% Feb
24
40% Jan
25% Oct
12
2
11% Mar
17
27 Va Jan
29
16% Jan
24
25
27% Dec
13
2
12% DeC
2
5
20 Va Mar
7 % Jan
6
5
32 % Dec
21
29
Mar 18
31% Aug
12
24
47% Jan
29
31% July 23
38% Jan
15
82
Feb
27
28
84 Va NOV
19 Va Jan
17
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Aug
85
7
12 V* Oct
28
14% May 29
81% Feb
9
Jan
11% July 18
30% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
15
17% Feb
35
24% July 23
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Sep
Oct"22
37
*Feb
6
29 Va Jan
18
39% Dec
23 '
23
Jun
25
34
Feb
28
29% Feb
25
37% Oct
31
15% Oct
26
25
Nov
9
11
11
24% Jan
38 Va Oct
10 Va Jun
2
17% Jan
20 % May 17
18% Jan
24
70 Va Fe*
13
50 Va Mar 20
33% Jan
Aug 29
19% Oct 21
62
14% July 12
Jan
2
25
16% NOV
23
27% May 29
33 % Apr
24
31
21 Va May 29
44
Jan
15
23 Va
10% Feb
13
24
30% Jan
2
20% May 29
28% Jan
2
25 Va Jan
2
8
17 Va Dec
23
6
May 29
14% Oct
15% Jan
8% Oct
83
21% Aug
2
32
Oct 17
May 29
May 29
15'a Dec
17
8% Jan
19
16% Jan
24
26
May 14
2lVa Apr
53% Jan
15
43'/a Jan
10 % Feb
Apr
23
41 Va Jan
4
17% May 29
24% Nov
29
19% Dec
20
21 Va Oct
28% Feb
8
32
~6
25% Jan
'
May 29
12 Va Aug
21
7% Jan
13
1385 Feb
Jun
27
12 V* Oct
24
24
49% Feb
22 Va Jun
Jun
21
2
12 % Jun
127
May 14
1559
22 Va
4
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
20%
May
2
17% Jan
2
28 V4 May 20
55% Mar 23
24 Va Dec
23
1130% Jan
11% Jan
4% May 29
16% Fel?
4% Oct
15% Oct
24
31
2 5'A Mar
45
Jun
25
61% Dec
14
May 29
5'/a Jun
49% Sep
6
2
■
14
2
7% Oct
13
18
6
18
Broadcasting
Talon
Tandy
'
9
92%
92%
64
64 Va
74%
75%
93
64%
76
927 b
69%
*6874
69'A
68%
*94%
95'A
*94'A
95Va
11%
11%
1174
11'A
11%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
*40
41
v,
12%
11%
26Va
11%
31
40'A
21
5,400
21%
217a
3.600
30'A
37%
*83
8374
83%
12%
12%
12%
1274
27 Va
27
'
39%
39
33%,
22%
23
*20
39%
100
3774
83%
30,100
:
50
12 74
12%
27'
:
277a
28,700
11,100
800
v
22 %
*20
3874
3874
33%
3374
34
3374
34
3,400
23
*33%
20%
5,300
31
37
83 3 4
39
•38%
9,100
4,000
1174
*30',2
;
27'A
33%
1274
27
11%
30%
36
12 74
1174
30%
35 Va
300
2674
1274
2674
1174
36
*30 Va
*83
12
26
26%
2274
23
2274
2374
8,400
20
20
20
20
20%
-
600
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
55'A
5574
55%
5574
2.600
*16%
38
16%
16%
17
16%
1674
16
1674
1,900
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
39
40
33
82%
32%
32 Va
3274
3274,
32'A
,1,600
57a
6 Vb
6V4
113.900
32%
5%
(j!
11
6'A
6
6
4,100
15 Va
16 %.
15 Va
16
1574
1674
1674
16i/2
25%
26 "4
2 5 "it
26 Va
26 74
2674
26 74
2674
17 Va
17%
xl7%
18%
1774
1774
1774
17%
'
8%
9 Va
9
9
9
94
93
93
50%
491
a
49 Va
52
4 9 "a
20%
*92%
50
7
-
11,700
4,700
1.800
"
9'/a
9
9 74
*93
94%
*93
94%
110
50
50
50%
50'A
50%
4,200
50
50
50
49%
49%
3.600
2072
20%
20
20%
31%
32%
31%
32%
51%
.51%
52
52
10
10Va
10
10%
1197
1219
1182
1197
18
-
20
20'/a
20%
32
32'A
32%
33
52
'
52
5174
51'A
1.400
lOVa
5.200
9%
10
974
1190
1200
1190
%
18%
19
44 Va
43%
44'%
44 74
33%
33%
34
17%
17%
8",500
'
31
17%
17%
4,100
60,000
1215
1,010
19
18%
1874
1.200
4474
43%
4474
12.100
-34'A
33 74
34
1774
1774
X1774
*18%
4.800
1774
6,100
23%
24 'A
24'1,
24
'A
24 'A
24'%
24 'A
24%
2.400
24 Va
24 7
24%
25'A
24%
25'%
24 7
a
251/4
21.900
39%
,
40
38%
39'A
38%
39%
39%
397a
6,000
6
a
V»
6%
6%
Va
6%
6%
6%
(3 %
2,500
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19 %
17,200
4%
5%
4%
4%
4%
47%
4%
20
6
6,700
20'A
66%
20
20 Va
20
20,1/4
19%
20 Va
45.500
68%
,
12.50
67 Va
68%
68 Va
69'A
69 'A
69%
153,500
2
20% Nov
11
Texas
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
20%
120%
16 V* Jan
20'A
20%
20'%
20'%
20 «A
207b
4
49'A.May 22
Texas
Gas Transmission Corp
5
43%
43%
43 'A
43'A
43%
43%
43 3 a
43%
2
62'A Jun
11
Texas
Gulf
59%
59%
59%
59 'A
59%
59 >4
59%'
33.000
27
Texas
33 %
—No par
59%
52% Apr
41% Jan
21
21
21
21'A
STOCK
21
21%
21":,
21%
99.800
EXCHANGE
5
,
Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
21% Dec
76% Nov
12
1
68%
32% Sep
23
Texas
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs-l
92%
24
58% Sep
> 3
Texas
Utilities
No par
37 Va Jun
28
50% Jan
557a
51% Nov
29% Mar 21
40% Oct
29
Textron
50c
25
Instruments
Texas
31V4 Mar
9
26% May 29
33% Mar
9
32
Jan
2
43
Oct
29
$1.25
19 Va Jun
27% Mar
1
25% Jan
2
35'A Apr
30
4
Inc
Thiokol
22% May 29
25
18% Jun
25
44
Va Jan
22
18% Dec
23% Oct
17
29% Dec
10
24
Jun
19
24
Jan
3
37% Jun
25
66
Jan
2
Jan
12
88 Va
25% Oct
25
36
297/a Jan
23
30% May 31
Feb 18
Nov
22
60 Va May
11
93 % Oct
Tidewater Oil common
Tiniken
46
8'
6
89 Va Jan
26% Nov 21
19% Mar
35% Dec
24
23 Va Feb
23% Jan
3
25 Va Nov
2
24% Mar 13
Jun
25
57 Va Feb
7
53% Jan
7378/Nov
4
2
22
Sep
20'A May 29
2774 Jan
15
16% Apr 26
25% Mar
1
May 29
63% Jan
30
58 Vb Dec
23
73% July
8
18 Va Dec
19
60
25 Va Mar 26
30 Va
Sep
4
24
20
3
25
81Jan
19
NOV
22
10 V4 Jan
2
14 V* Jan
29% May
1
76% Apr 24
31
31% Dec
134 Dec
Jun
7% May 29
20
14
Nov, 22
Oct
23
34 Va
Apr
23
,28Vi Jun
25
48% Feb
15
44 % Jan
3
2
133% Feb
4
141
21
Jan
6V4 May 29
18% Jan
15% Feb
3% Aug
9% Mar
2
8 % May 29
14
2
,
A Dec
4
22% Apr 15
54% Aug
161 Va Sep
16
Jan
4
24
1
12% Apr
3
4
8
7%
52 Va Feb
5
42
% Dec
19
50
July
14% Oct
24
39% Jari
Jan
2
37
11% Jan
22
3
20
6% May 29
6
Dec
2
11
17 Va Jan
2
41
41'A
DAY
30%
30
30%
18%
18%
18%,
25%
25 >A
9 7i.
Va
93
39
38 7
391/4
17,700
a
8,500
42 V,
41'%
41%
*41'A
30'A
29%
30
19%
18%
19 1/4
25%
26
25%
91 Va
9%
9%
49
48 Va
'A
92%
*91
300
3.500
26%
■
16.000
48.100
2.900
974
9%
700
48%
491/4
11.300
*91
10
32%
28
27%
27 7%
27%
2774
33
33'%
32%
33'A
33%
34
25
No par
25
25 '/a
25
70 Va
71%
70 Va
70'%
70 Vb
707 B
70%
71
4,GOO
Realty & Construction—1
18
18
177a
18
18
18
18 %
18'4
2.500
29 'A
29'A
29 'A
29'A
29'A
29%
*29%
29%
58 1 it
60
58 Va
58%
58%
58 Va
58 %
58'%
2,800
18%
19
18%
19%
19%
2074
20 %'
207a
14.800
■65'A
65'%
64
657'b
27%
28%
28%
29
1
2
2
Edison
—5
Co
No par
1
Torrington Co_
Tractor Supply Co class A
.
25
World
Airlines
Trans-World
Financial
100
Transitron
14%
14'/a
50
49%
146
*143%.
4%
4%
4%.
974
1
97a
97«
40 %
Tri-Continental
45%
45%,.
-
14'%
n
14%
14'%
49%
49%.
X49'%
146
*144'%
4%
147
4%
45u
,
10
10
97 b
45%
02
25
1,000
19.300
25 Vb
1.300
5,900
18,800
2'A
14%
2.500
176.300
1474
7,100
49%
49
144'A
6.500
144'A
3|)0
34. fOO
4%
4
9%
10
16,000
12.100
%
45%
4574
45:,a
46'A
a
*53%
53 7%
53 "'a
54
700
'17%,
17'%
17%
1774
17 3
18
2.800
42%
53%
42 %
42%
43
43
25
2474
25%
53%
*53%
53 7
'
.17 "2
17%
•41%'
25
.
,
*43
43%
900
25
257'a
17.500
25%
24%
1
67 a
67 a
6%
6%
67%
1
20%
20%
20 Va
2074
20%
5
Film Corp
Century-Fox
Industries
1 S3
145
1
Pipeline Co
27'%
■Hi
/
66%
26 'A
1%
4') %
—_2
preferred
Electronic Corp
Transwestern
66
27".,
14%
1
Co
Transamerica Corp common
conv
66%
65
—5
Inc
VA
1 Hi
Co
Trans
25%
25 Va
26'A
-2
Trane
Twin
10.900
69'%
28
preferred
Roller Bearing—
Tishman
4%%
56%
30
10
'/a
2?
56
,18%
48'%
91
"
22%
57%
38'%
26
*9%
48'-'a
4!)
23 7%
33%,
20th
26%
29
41'A
30 'A
18%
68%
22%
28
3
26
CHRISTMAS
67%
'
33%
22
Oct
Oct
38%
*91%
10
—
Jan
13
46
38%
1.600
56'A
CLOSED
9%
No par
Co
Jun
28% May 15
38%
681
18,300
28
Thor Power Tool
Toledo
t> 1:11
58
48 Va
—
$1.20
66%
56%
,
25
4.
1
49'A, Sep
6
55% May 13
14% Jan
Feb" 16
R)
Corp common
1
$2.50
preferred
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957-—50
8
2
42% Mar
8
(J
6
53 Va Nov
51% Feb'
May 29
I
67%
577 a
41 VA
,
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com—5
4%
preferred—
100
Thompson
Va
38%
1
Co
14
4
42% Feb
Betts
6
Apr
Apr
24
&
1
Co
13
23
33% Feb 13
15 Va Oct
preferred
___No par
Mfg Co——
5
Glass
Chemical
Nov
9
25% Mar 20
25
common
conv
Thatcher
Thomas
Inc—
Co
9% Dec
16
34
407,2
2074
2174
12%
3
Jun
41
2074
27 Va
23
108
41
DAY
35%
4,000
25,600
2174.
CHRISTMAS
11%
69
20%
12%
25%
11%
12% Mar 26
13
STOCK
25%
17% Jan
51
1,600
95%
11%
20%
66% Dec
Oct
140,200
69
21%
'1
15
33.600
75'A
*95
11%
2iya
21% Feb
45
93
6474
74'A
69%
20%
23% Jan
15% Oct
93
64
75
'
40
22
45
93
6474
7474
21 Va
13% July 19
83
34.900
64
,
20%
11
15
10
33,000
60
95%
39 %
160
1174
597a
41 V4 Mar
18% Mar
25
11 Va Oct
82 '
11%
60
45% Mar 29
34% May 29
32% Jun
'A
11%
59'A
12%
Co„5
Inc_
*81
11'A
r
27 Va
1
12%c
1
Corp
%
83%
1
Corp
Gas
Transmission
Tennessee
Texaco
82
'
4.900
'
'
4.50
*
Material
74 Va Aug 28
*81 %
.
11%
34
1
TelAutograph
7
81%
■■
60
18%
Co
Corp
Technical
81V*
11 Va
*30 Va
-5
25
2,400
59%
'43%
Inc
23
,2,900
7274
Va
1
(James)
7% Jan
21 % Sep
,/
3374
7174
11
.—25
class A—
Symington Wayne Corp
Inc
48
33'A
73
60%
1.38 8/9
America
Co_
Talcott
477.,
33%
7274
*83
:—25
Swingline Inc
Taft
47'A
33
73%
12
10c
California
of
2
17% Jan
59% Jan
Oil
29 Va Jan
114% Nov 22
4% July 22
26
Sep
42 V4 Jan
4
Mining Co
of
46.74
33 Va
11%
6.25
Inc
Superior
Co
47 %
73 Va
25 74
1
5
1.
Corp.
Sunshine
&
47
33
20%
No par
Sunshine Biscuits
Sweets
Aug 29
550
40
No par
preferred
A
DX Oil Co—
Sunray
Swift
40
common—
Corp
Sunstrand
18
45-
2
Corp
Co
Sunbeam
25
30
19
27
Oil
89'A
21 Vb
1
1
1
!
series
$4.50
Sun
—
Corp
Chemical
Oct
2
38 V2 Sep
29% Apr
18
29 Va May 29
Propane Gas Corp
Sun
8974
*88%
90
33
11%
1
Gas
SuCrest
Dec
15% Jan
27
■47 Va Jan
25
11% May 29
13
21
5
56% May
2
Jan
1045
24% Mar 21
31 Va Oct
795
39% Oct
6
Corp
Suburban
55% Jun 25
28 Va May 23
2
50 Va Aug
24
Corp
Suburban
7
98 Va May 10
59
Sep 20
3
45 Va
43
16
28 Va May 21
7
85
16
31% May 14
■
2
Jan
9% Sep
Foods
Stouffer
Studebaker
15,800
90
*83%
330.100
74%
68%
1
1
1.25
1
Corp
Broadcasting Co_:
Storer
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
2
5% Nov
7
Jan
28 74
22
48 Va
*95
-15
2.50
Corp—
Container
Stone
2874
92
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference—
»
20
Stone & Webster
1
Aug 20
21
2.50
Inc__
(J R) & Co Inc—
Stevens
28'A
75 Va
100
1
Drug
Stewart-Warner
27%
63%
common-,—5
preferred
Sterling
24%
18
Chemical Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
6
12
27%
11
Oil of New Jersey
3 Va %
30
26 Va
59%
Indiana
Oil of
Stauffer
9574
81%
Standard
26
19
10% Oct
6% May 29
Nov
Dec
18% Oct
22
95
20% Dec
5
29 Va Mar
22
2
22
Jan
*9474
80%
of
conv
21%
95%
90
47%
No par
25
—7
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10, 7
3%% preferred series A-100
Standard Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
$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
$3.30
20%
*94'A
No par
Standard
20
70% May 13
76% Dec
16% Feb
Mar 12
22
21 % Jun
1
2174
95
73%
Calif com
preferred
Standard Oil
24
98 % Apr
9
65% Aug 16
•89 Va
1
6.25
Shares
22
32%
Industries
Kollsman
the Week
I)*c. 21
95
—10
Inc
Friday
S«.
21%
com—No par
Co
Brands
preferred
$3.50
69 % Apr
9
23% Mar
41 % Oct
July
76
22
July 17
11 % Jun 25
Co —
E Mfg
A
Jan
25
35 Va Jail
85
Staley
80% Dec
64
2
77% Jan
83 Va Apr
50
Square D
11
29
Standard
2
15 Va Oct
Dec
43 Va May
Sales for
Thursday
26%
26 Vs
No par
-—-No par
——
5
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
May 16
Sep 18
23
2
24
May 29
74 % July
'
92
,
2
32% Dec
39 Va Dec
25
32 %
PRICES
SAI ,E
96 Va
*95
25
———
HIGH
Dec. 25
Dec. 24
22 Va
21%
common—_t>oc
Sperry Rand corp
$4.50
preferred
20
May
97
Aug 16
20 V4 Jun 25
24 Vb Jun
12 Va Mar 26
24 % Jan
22
90
i
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
Wednesday,
Tuesday
Dec. 23
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest
10% Oct
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Tear 1962
48
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
81
.
(2518)
22
13%
13%
14
14
14
14
1374
14
1.400
19%
19%
19%
1974
19%
1974
19%
1974
6.700
37%
38
37%
38 V*
387
38 3
3874
3874
.1
Corp
7
67a
67 a'
1,100
U
15
Oct
24
19'A May 15
7
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
23 Va Apr 18
Udylite Corp (The)
Unarco
Industries
8'/a Jan
3
17'A Oct
18
19'A Nov
26
20 Va Dec
2
Unilever
37 74 Nov
26
40 '/s Oct
8
Unilever
Ltd
Foreign
43% Mar 15
31% May 29
27
121% Jan
2
94% July 24
101'A Dec
7
83 Va Dec
78
92
34
83
Jun
July
100% Jan
1
2
42
122
Sep 20
Dec
18
29% Sep
3
26 Va Dec
Feb
2
72 V2 Jun
29
84 V< Jan
18
78
13
Dec
26
13
81'A Nov
21
85% Sep
Dec
19
75% Jan
25
82
95
<
96
Dec
28
89% Oct
1
43 V2 May 29
69% Jan
3
59% Jan
25
27 Va May 29
35
8»A Jan
3
Mar 14
Jan
14
8
V
shares
ord
Electric
Union
Oil
Union
42
Union
of California
Pacific
4
33% Jan
2
28
8% Jan
2
974 Oct
14
Feb
19
26% Jan
2
3574 Jun
12
Union
Tank
Car
Jnion
Twist
Drill
$4
RR
non-cum
23% Jan
2
32% Jun
4
20% Jun
25
39% Jan
19
31
% Jan
3
43 % Jun
24
United
38 Va Jun
25
54% Dec
5
4012 Oct
10
53% Jan
8
United
Aircraft
Dec
5
102'A Dec
18
113
26
95 Va
Oct
25
85 % Oct
21
24
35% Mar 15
17% Aug 20
33% May 29
50'A Mar 16
30'A May
15% Dec
24
JU"
33% Mar 11
25
8% Jan
6% Jun
5
1955)
conv
of
1956)
conv
40% Jan
10
United
Biscuit
31
10
United
Board
Jan
29
Jan
28
8
Jan
2
45% Dec
26
59
Jan
17% Aug
16
20
38% Aug 27
8% Aug 30
Artists
United-Carr
United
Corp
Co
&
Fastener
United
Electric
United
Engineering
4
United
Financial
2
20
30 Va May
22
4
United
Fruit
United
Gas
Gas
17 Va Oct
1 4
30% Feb
38% Jan
2
Coal
16
21 % Jan
2
28
Sep 30
United
15% May 29
19
2
23% May 16
United
Greenfield
16 Va Oct
25/
12
19% Jan
30
United
Merch
2
1 Va Apr
5
United
Park
July 15
56% Oct
18
United
Shoe
% May 29
♦1
Mar 26
1% Jan
2
17'/« Aug
1 % Jan
4
47 'A
Oct
24
71 Va Jan
% Orv)
2-J
35% Mai 13
For
footnotes,
see
13%Jun
page 23.
28
36
Mar 18
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12.900
9774
9774
9774
800
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76%
91
81
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83
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82
76
83
76
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76%
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90%.
Corp
'*89%
81'A
80%
81%
81
82
40 %
40
40%
39%
40%
39 7 4
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&
9 Va
9'A
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3474
3474
3474
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25
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2574
2574
2574
25 Va
41
41 %
41%
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41
Va
42 74
42 74
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54.300
41%
43%
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4374
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4374
4374
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14,700
31
31
30%
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5.100
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10
35 Va
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23'A
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25,600
4574
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18'%
18'A
18'A
18%
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2274
22 %
23
2374
23 Va
24%
13,800
2074
21
2074
21
20%
21
42.800
35%
3574
35 Va
3574
3574
3574
15.100
25
21%
2474
24%
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21
20%
21 Va
20%
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2174
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1874
1874
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25
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22%
24%
10
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25
46
46
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21
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17
33'A
*15%
8'A
No par
1.800
1974
33'A
18%
87
19 '4
8%
no
100
102'A
♦86%
1974
34'A
.
*100
86%
19%
8'A
34
Foundry
5^
of Calif—.1
101
500
86'%
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5
101
7.500
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8674
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19
,
9'A
86 %
86%
86 Va
16 Va
City Mines Co_;
3.900
9%
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Mfgrs Inc
13,100
9%
31'A
Corp
6.500
34-%
15%
Improvement
30
90 Va
90 %
801/2
32
,
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*89'A
81%'
'
9
34% Dec
Jan
19,400
26%
96
15%
Co
Oct
2
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
39% Sep
121'A
267a
97'%
121
30%
Cos
&
120'A
26%
97'A
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-2.50
1
Corp
12174
26'A
No par
f
12074
120'A
Corp——10
Corp
3.900
26%
1974
Amer
Corp
30
29% May Aa
19'/a May 29
23
of
9.700
39
9 VB
1
Carton
21
56
Mar
(series of
3874
38 3 4
34'/a
common
(series
United
38
39'A
46%
10
4%
21
3874
3874
807s
10
5
pfd_100
pfd_100
3774
.
97%
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—5
4%
2
Feb
Jan
21
24
CI,
18
Corp
29% Sep
3
23% Feb
18 Va Oct
2.
Jan
102% Jan
32
2.300
121'A
*76
10
Inc__
20 Va Mar 19
Jan
16% May 28
41% Jun
1
17
112
20'%
Va
*82
—No par
Co—
Air Lines
Jun
common
Co
32 Va Mar 13
22% Oct
Co
preferred4
23
88% July 23
20' 4
97%
26
25
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b
120':,
5
No par
No par
No par
No par
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
20 Va Oct
100
cofhmon
Co
$3.70
83% Aug 29
May 21
20 g
Corp—_6%
No par
preferred
$4.50
2074
transactions
N
Dec
39
rets ord
dep
Foreign transactions
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Corp
8% Feb
2
Nov
22
102% May 17
Amer
1%
1%
174
1,'%
1%
17b
1%
9.200
53%
53%
5.700
*34%
3574
,
53'A
53%
53%
54%
53'A
54
*34%
35'A
*34'%
3474
34 Va
34%
4
3,200
.
200
198
Volume
Number 6329
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(2519)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Highest
Lowest
22
19% Oct
41 Va Feb
14
24% Jan
24
98
Nov
29
9
26
Jan
3
95 Va Aug
10
9814 Dec
25
32% Mar
28% Jun
25
47% Mar 23
65 % Oct
100
11.
47% Sep
4,
,4
Jan
2
90% Nov
8
164 % May 25
161 % Jan
8Vs Dec
4
20
171% Nov
2
49>4 Jun
7
29
9
7
Oct
4
105 Va Jan
24
153
July 11
10% Oct 23
36% Feb
73
4
24 Va Mar
33% Sep
15% Jan
7/
22
37% Nov
50% May
12
,42% Nov
48% Mar 29
21
Jun
23
July 19
32 '/4 may
2
23 Vb Jun
43
Highest
Lowest
10%
30 Va Jan
2
42% Sep
18
8% Jan
16
9% Feb
5
23
23% Feb
23
15% Jan
2
4
24
?n% Aug
27% Feb
16
23% Dec
53% Mar 20
42% Jan
3
66% Dec
23
82% Sep
81 % Jan
4
89% Jun
14
,14
Oct
23 % Dec
38
7
Jan
36
31% May
18
Aug
79
.
f
12
'
9
40% Jan
164
29
35
May
161% Jan
2
22% Jun 26
51
49 %
31
July
2
Dec
48% Jan
56
Jan
87'/a Sep
78% Jan
152% Apr
17
2
Jan
2
,
157% Mar 23
150
23% May 29
39% Feb
6
26% Jan
2
31% May 14
37
39% July 17
42% Jan 22
38% Jan
4
42
Nov
11
23% Feb
25
31% Sep
3
35% Apr
18
41% May
<5% Dec
24
6
Dec
17'
37
Dec
27
Jan
4
17 Va Jun
22
Oct
5 %
14%
29
Mar~23
11 Vb
May 29
34% Feb
Apr
2
24
40% Apr
2
,
Oct~19
38%
24
54
Feb
Feb
2
31 % Jan
20
2
33'% Apr
15
19
40
Aug
30
166% Sep
5
13
Dec
26
13% Dec
23
158
61% Mar 14
2814 Nov
55
32% Jan
40% Mar 20
36
33 Va Feb
8
21
24% Jun 18
42% Jan
2
31% May 29
20% Jun
22
28% Oct" 31
24
Jan
4
4
Va Dec
2
29% Oct
14
33% Nov
6
170
9% Feb
41% Sep
24 % Jan
Janr_2
Aug
8
10% Oct 24
33% Oct
158
25
25% Sep
24
19%
8 % Jan
2
>
50% Oct
16% Mar 20
41% Apr
12
Nov
4
22% May 29
12% Dec 19
1
28% Jan
3
Vanadium-Alloys
16
11% Nov
22
36% Apr
15% Oct
16
28% Jan
17
Vanadium
28 Va Dec
31
26-% Mar
1
30% Jun
4
22% Jun
19VaJun
8
22
Oct
24
18
86
Jan
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
19
89 % Jan
2
88
Jun
90% Nov
21
92 % Nov
20
29
92% Feb
105% Oct
91 %
16
pec
16
Oct
26% Jan
23
May 29
101% Sep 10
Jan
16
106
18% Mar 22
4
14% Feb
,
21
3
36% Jan
8 %
10 V'4 Jan
2l
Jan
106% Apr
30
Jan
,
4
104
29% Jun
Von's
74
July
9
88
Feb
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
July 18
79
20
195bJan
25
57%
Jan~~2
RR
Sep
23
Walgreen
57% Dec
5
50% July 29
16
Walker
25
4% Oct
19
5% Oct
25
59%, Jun
44% Feb
15
,
23% July 25
8
5 % Ofct'
8 V'4 Feb 20
9% Feb 21
6 % May
-
29 Va
8
Nov"
8% Feb
9
3
22
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
92
20%
6ct~24
5
Oct
Feb"
19
20
34
9
19
27% May 17
Mar 11
25
38 Va Apr
~ Dec
23 % Jan
28
Feb
103
15
Warner
Warner
July 10
Warner
23
Jan
3
44
4
2
54-14 Jan
2
32
May 29
40% Jan
2
33% Mar
51
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
Jan
Nov
47
2
f»~
1
Wayne
9
Sep
x85%
87
70 Va
x69 V'4
69%
52
52 %
151
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52%
151
23-'i!
1
2% Oct
22
5!4 Jan
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31
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3 % May
8
u,
26
25 Va
39%
39
o%
6!,;
8% Oct
23
95 Va Jun
25
87
Jan
11
95
85% Jan
3
92
14% Feb
8
21% Jan
23
Welch
Nov
22
53% Apr
15
Wesco
5! a
13va Oct
17
15
West
6%
6Vb
37%
*37 %
24 1 «
24%
24%
30%
301
a
30%
35%
36
35!
i
36
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lol
*159 %
161
17
98
Mar 12
4.20%
30
17
29%
49
48
17%
18 Va
37%
H
30 %
30 % Jan
45 Tb Oct
17
Dec
5
99% Nov
7
32 Va Dec
4
28
Jan
8
39
2
31% Jan
17
22
46
16
102
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
29
27
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
Apr
Jan
Feb
32 Va Feb
9
28
29 V'4 Dec
31
29
4
21 Va Oct
24
41 % Jan
21% Oct
24
30% Mar 12
25% Jun
25
32
2
31% Jan
2
41% Oct
20
90% Oct
32% Dec
24
34% Dec
6
Feb
15
116% Sep
11
35 V« Sep
6
39% Jan
2
27
88 Va Jan
31
86
108% Sep
~24
Apr~~2
110
27
Jan
25
Sep
,
118
42% Jan
10
2
12
12
43 1
Vb
12
44'a
„>
109
43 7
109%
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95
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105
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31
14
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1
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8 7
2 3
34 % Sep
25
White
May 29
2
3,0% Aug 14
Oct
Dec
18
Dec
20
$3
18% Dec
27
26% Mar
12
Dec
18
2
25
20
25%
33% Oct
22
57
Feb
16
34% Nov
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
15
87
5
Jun
26
22
V Jun
32% Feb
26
9% Feb
39
Jan
Feb
9
131% Apr
44% Dec
31 % May 29
20
12
Wickes
13
Wilcox
Oil
Jun
13
Wilson
&
93 Va Feb
12
44
22
2
7
6 % Jan
1
32 Vi Sep
129% Oct
May 13
Wisconsin
6%
13fi% Apr
3
42% Jan
Wisconsin
30
47
-
18
Witco
is
Woodward
23
293/4 Dec
5
Oct
15
29% Jan
22
55
Oct
24
92% Jan
2
62% Feb,
81% Dec
5
21% Oct
22
58
Feb
8
26% Jan
38% Dec
11
85
94
8f%
Jun
28
;
93
Jan
28
Jan
i/,
24% Jan
16
Tan
July 18
25
Jun
25
8
131
Jan
"
107
20
12
146% Jan
34
17
gc |%
2
25
Wrigley
4pa %
77 Va Dec
92% Jun
11% Feb 28
8
%■ Dec
Jan
14
166va Jan
4
38% Feb
25Vi Jan
2
37% Sep
17
84% Jan
2
129% Dec
18,
18% Jan
2
[36% Dec
4
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
42% Oct
24
75% Mar 15
and
18
16
107% Mar 28
asked
prices;
no
51
sale
on
Mar
this
6
day.
p«
1'.
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Zenith
10
preferred
Jr.
100
___^__No par
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Co
5
48
433
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86
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36
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54 3
8 V.
9
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2
13
13
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11,700
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100
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39
a
18,000
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41
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1
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36
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37%
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96%
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9
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a
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,
y
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1
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31Tb
403
126
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31 Va
34
75 Va
'
125
33%
76%
75%
z Ex-distribution
n.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is
a
tin
405
405
81%
1
4.400
/
90
1,700
.1,500
9
13
13 Va
31 !a
13%
30%
34 va
30 7 b
125%
126
76 3
413%
421
84%
81
126%
76
4
or
receivership
combination of both exchanges.
,
.
34
77 %
or
being
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a
125
5.100
800
30%
7.000
126
75%
4,800
34%
77%
reorganized' under
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106.200
13 V4
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431
863b
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33!2
bankruptcy
,
5.900
38%
.
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.
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9
13
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a
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800
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20
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a
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30
26
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101
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Woolworth
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26%
10.5%
351 'a
30
common
14 :,4
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19
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Winn-Dixie
32V4 May 17
8
29
10
28
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6
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14%;
,
39
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preferred
20%,
16 1
31
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a
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30 3
31
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preferred—.50
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Co
EXCHANGE
4
6%
56%
91 %
26'a
100
common..:
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$4.25
9% Mar 28
2
26% Mar
23
,
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15
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2
27% Nov
125
White
19% Jan
26% Dec
37%
a
141
6 %
554,
99'
38
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common
preference
6
Mar
Jan
Co
convertible
1
22% Nov.
Jun
29 1
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STOCK
34%
•
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preferred
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50
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20,100
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Jan
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21% Jan
23
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9
13
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19
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Jan
105
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503
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104
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85
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20
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11
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105
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50
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4
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49%
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24
13 530
49 %
36!
Va
15 V:
36 Tb Dec
Apr
29.230
-16%
9.6% Apr
77
32 Va
a
16
100
preferred
preferred
Wheeling
26
311
18 7
Weyerhaeuser Co
Wheeling & Lake Erie
101% May 27
32
16%
29
J an
49.300
16'.,
25% May 11
71% May 14
90 % Oct
80
14
15%
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3.80%
1,930
158
13%
16%
Mills
Pacific
35%
158
13%
12%
Corp..—
Westinghouse
30
May 29
Jun
3514
159 %
15 3
Union Telegraph
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11
Dec
25,
80
35 Va
a
16
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2-3
May 16
7,300
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35% Oct
25,
Jan
31 %
15V4
Western
Western
30%
16 V«
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3
1,500
31%
15
6
39% Jun
2
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24 %
15%
20
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490
24%
1,600
12
34
15,700
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12,400
43% Sep
2
Jan
10,300
6%
37
12%
___
Air
57«
6%
37
a
30'%
76% Dec
Dec.
5%
6%
28%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%%
preferred
100
4
Mar
5%
10
12%
27
2
18% Jan
21
103
4,300
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30%
a
4,100
39%
36
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26
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53
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26
2
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4,100
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30%
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17
39 V-4
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52%
42
25%
44%
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4
151
28%
a
5%
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Mar 11
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102 Va Apr
97% Feb
13
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41
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53 Va
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39%
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CHRISTMAS
25%
39 %
Pharmaceutical—!
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Welbilt
8
12 %
28%
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44%
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85%
71
52%
151
12,500
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167
88
70 V'4
CLOSED
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86%
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Motor
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35
STOCK
EXCHANGE
53
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151
29
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127%
88%
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Pictures
Swasey
Waukesha
13% Aug 22
44%
167%
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69%
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(S.
35
22
44%
167 Va
2.200
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5
8 % Nov
&
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18
Feb
51
2
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8
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66%
90 %
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34% Dec 16
22
31% Jan
37% Mar 19
36% Feb
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40% May 28
Oct
29
May 29
loo
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common
Brothers
Warner-Lambert
8
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66 V'4
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19
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110
14
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1_
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33% Dec
29
39
66 %
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29V'4 Apr
2
.
18%
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Nov
31
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7
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preferred
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18%
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Tiernan
&
16% Jun
12% Mar 20
105
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7G V, Jun
53
Mar 12
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transactions—
Walworth
May 24
17
Dec
17 Va Feb
10%
72
39%
10
26'»
prelerred
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4
11
39%
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Foreign
21 % Oct
39%
10
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v>;
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25
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.
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48
5,000
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8%
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1
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preferred
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10
*44
84 Va
*169 %
V8%
40
common— 1
T__
29
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6
22% Dec
40% Jun
Jan
87
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2
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48
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I
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8%
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100
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24
Aug 21
108
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Vornado
11
14% Apr
2
170
100
preferred
$4.12
preferred
$4.80 preferred
July 17
5
28% May 14
19
*168!4
8%
30
7,300
,
1
$4.20
97
24
103 % Dec
20
102 Va Aug 24
16 Va Jun 25
99% May 20
84
40
.1.25
—:
$4.04 preferred
'
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84
12%
Associates
98% Aug 21
41%
83%
e ,
Victor
Comptometer Corp—c.
1
Virginia Elec & Power com—No par
$5
preferred
100
10
Jan
41%
40%
84%
6,500
23
13
May 13
41
41%
99%
12%
13% Nov
47
41 !n
3,300
28%
28 1
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113
28%
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12 V.
Vendo
14
99
28%
28
14
23
99
28%
12 %
23
8% July 22
99
83%
170
fivea
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29%
28%
37 % Jan
108'A Sep
29%
28%
41%
8%
%
12
32 % Jan
13
29
28!«
22
10
29%
tuc
Dec. 27
,28%
28%
*168%
Friday
Dec. 26
_10
22
Dec
Dec. 25
29%
99
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
__i
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15% Nov
Co
29%
99%
28 %
5
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America
Inc
15% Nov
Jan
111%
Co
2
40% Oct
103 Va July 18
Steel
of
Corp
Raalte
19
45% Feb
50% Jan
25
Van
Tuesday
Dec. 24
29%
*99
_____
20
May 29
29%
United Utilities
5
United Whelan Corp
_30c
Universal American Corp com__25c
Convertible preferred
5
Conv 2nd preferred 1st series
35
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com-No par
8% preferred
TOO
Universal Match
Corp—.*
2.50
Universal Oil Products Co
1
Upjohn Co
1
Uris Buildings Corp
___10c
Utah Puvtcr £; Light Co
__^_12.80
7
"
6
Monday
Dec. 23
US Rubber Co common
_5
8%
non-cum
1st preferred—100
US Shoe Corp___
___No par
U S Smelting Ref & Min corn—_50
7% preferred
___
50
US Steel Corp common
____16%
7'% preferred
100
U S Tobacco Co common—No par
7%
non-cumulative
preierreo_z5
US Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—-1
17
43 % Jan
2
2
r:.'
12
57 % Oct
10
22
37% Oct
139 Vi July
Sep
3
13
113%
2
31
62 % Dec
4
33 Va Sep
,
26% May 28
Mar 27
'
49% Aug 26
17*% Nov 12'
2
2
'
2
22 % May
8% Dec
4
60% Feb
23
Oct
152 % July
"
,
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Par
US Borax &
Corp com.
.
4%%
preferred
_
100
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co
No par
US Gypsum Co common
4
'7%
preferred _—
*—__100
US Industries Inc common
1
4%%' preferred series A
50
US Lines common—i
—1
4%%
preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
US Playing Card Co
—5
US Plywood Corp common..
1
3%% preferred series A___—100
issues are
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2520)
24
.
.
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
letters
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bonds
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Previous
Year! WW
Highest
Range for
Lowest
italic
The
friday—weekly-yearly
NEW
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in
the
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
BONDS
Monday
Tuesday
Dec. "14
Dec. 23
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Bid
Ask
Bid
in
or
one
each
more
the
case
32nds
of
Wednesday
Bid
point.
Thursday
Dec. 25
Ask
month
a
Friday
Dec. 26
Ask
Bid
Sales for
Dec. 27
Ask
Bid
Week
Ask
Bonds($)
Treasury
4'As_
1975-1985
100.28
101.4
100.28
101.4
100.28
101.4
100.28
101 .4
Treasury
4'As——Aug 15 1987-1992
4'/ss
May 15 1989-1994
100.24
101
100.22
100.30
100.22
100 .30
Treasury
Treasury
4s
_Feb
15
1969
Treasury
4s_
...Oct
I
1969
May
15
100.30
100.22
98.7
98.11
98.8
98.12
98.9
98.13
98.12
98 16
99.25
99.29
99.25
99.29
99.26
99.30
99.27
99 31
99.26
99.30
99.26
99.30
99.27
99.31
99.27
99.26
99.23
99.27
99.25
99.29
99.25
99 .29
99.21
99.18
99.22
99.20
99.24
99.18
99 .18
Treasury 4s_
Aug
15 1970
99.22
Treasury
Aug
15
99.17
4s
1971
1972
99.3
Treasury
4s
^Aug
15
1972
99.1
99.5
99.1
Treasury
4s
:_Aug
15
1D73
98.23
98.27
98.24
15 1980
1988-1993
97.30
98.6
97.30
Treasury- 4s
Treasury
4s,
Treasury
Treasury
-Feb
:
Feb
4s
99.3
99.7
99.5
99.9
99.5
99 .9
99.3
99.7
99.4
99 8
98.28
98.26
98.30
99.26
99 .30
98.6
98.2
99.5
'
'
98.10
97.10
97.18
98.6
98 .12
97.10
97.18
97.10
97.18
99.9
99.13
99.9
97.18
97 .26
99.13
99.9
99.13
99.9
99 .11
15
99.4
99.5
99.7
99.4
99 .6
98.6
98.10
98.6
98 ,10
97.16
97.22
97.16
97, 22
98.20
15
—
:
3%s
I
3%s
99.6
99.4
Nov
15
1971
98.5
98.9
98.5
Nov
3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
99.7
May 15 1968
_Feb
3%s
Treasury
15
99 .31
15
1974
97.14
97.20
97.14
15 1968
98.19
Nov
33AjS—
-Aug
1968
98.23
99.6
EXCHANGE
97.20
98.19
CLOSED
98.23
98.24
3%s
May 15
1966
99.17
99.19
99.16
98.20
Treasury
99,18
CHRISTMAS
99.16
99.18
Nov
15
1967
98.15
98.13
98.15
99 18
3%s
98.13
99.16
Treasury
DAY
98.14
98.16
Nov
15
1980
91.20
91.12
91.20
98, 16
3Vis
91.12
98.14
Treasury
91.14
91.22
88.20
88.28
88.20
91.16
91, ,24
88.20
Treasury 3'As
88.28
98 28
Feb
15 1990
88.28
3V2S—
Nov
15
1998
87.20
87.28
87.20
87.28
88.20
Treasury
87.22
98.20
98.22
88
98.19
98.21
3'As—Jun
98.19
98. 21
Treasury
Nov 15 1966
15 1978-1983
98.22
87.24
3%s
98.20
87,30
Treasury
87.6
87.14
87.16
3 Vis
87. 14
Treasury
—May 15
87.8
87.16
87.8
87.16
87.4
1985
87.12
87.4
87.12
10ti
>
*87.2
87.10
Treasury 3s
Feb
15
1964
99.30
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s—
Aug
Feb
15
15
1966
1995
98
98.4
98
84.16
84.24
84.16
84.24
84.18
98.29
98.26'
98.28
98.26
98.28
95.26
95.30
95.26
95.30
95.28
96
93.18
93.24
92.18
87.2
84.26
98.27
92.24
Treasury 2%s
Feb
15 1965
1962-1967
1963-1968
1964-1969
■
Treasury
2 Vis-—Jun
Treasury
2 Vis
^Dec
15
Treasury
2 Vis
Jun
15
2 Vis
2Vis
.Dec
Treasury
Mar
15
Treasury
2 Vis
Mar
15
Treasury
2 Vis
Jun
Treasury
15
2 Vis—
100
98.1
93.21
93.16
93.22
92.21
92.16
92.22
92
91.26
91.15
91.19
91.15
91.19
91.18
90.20
90.24
90.24
88.30
88.24
88.30
88.26
88.30
88.14
88.20
July 25
July 11
July 10
101.8
103.8
July 25
101,
103.16 Mar
July 11
July 10
.
101.8
103.16 Mar
6
88.22
88.16
88.10
88.16
88.12
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1967-1972
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GOVERNMENTS
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s
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or
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transactions—
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loan
extl loan
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Members
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1980
Interest
Exchange
High
Issue—
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Friday
BONDS
Range Since
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Bonds
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101%
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Mar-SepZ'
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100'A
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198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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1976
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.(interest
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4'As
59
11
—
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53
103
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inc
conv
&
'
*100
— —
85
—
119% 121%
1993
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Hartford
refunding mtge
&
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—Jan-July
1973
B
Haven
Power
&
4s
*88
——
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8i%
85
5
119'% 121%
1992
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B
2043
General
Y
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2043
series
Harlem River
N
3Vis
series
&
&
gold
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1975- -April-Oct
200Q(u_„
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series
4s
New
First
2%s
4s
Lack
JN \
RR
19832
FF
150
86'%
79%
„
105',4
GG
Pan
3s series F 1986
debentures 1989
Harlem
85
*80'%
104
4:%s
57%
57
—
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mortgage
Connecting
85
—
105%
4%s series
631%
84'%
—
June-Dec
4 Vis series
69%
86%
79%
—
—
1991
69 Vi
New
income
—
——
—
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83%
84%
91
84 V2
1
84%
—
series
89
68
80%
86%
—
102
3%s
a
77
79%
____
,
„
102
69
RR—
Shore
collateral gold 3 Vis 1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3 Vis '98__Feb-Aug
4%s
84'%
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102
5s
%
69
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First
85%
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June-Dec
81%
86
22
87%
1990
86%
April-Oct'
1980
6s
Hudson
&
871%
*—
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—
121%
1978
CC
85
April-Oct
impt 5s series
Refunding &
N Y Central
87%
DD
,
Refunding & impt,4%s series A 2013
134%
80%
121%
1989
BB
series
86
>68
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1977
Co—
81%
>87
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
■.
New
New
New
81 Vi
April-Ocf
83%
104
75
4 Vis series
1982
3s
100%
114
95
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1982_ -May -Nov
1986
AA
series
5s
3%s
New
82
Co—
3s
90%
17
90%
114'% 117%
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mortgage
1966
I
103
104
8
Electric
&
refunding
105
99%
9
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&
100% 100 Vi
100%
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f
s
3%s 19864%s 1989—-
mortgage
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debs
4%s
1974_April-Oct
Co 4%s subord debs 1988—Apr-Ocs
Corp 1st 3 Vis 1982
Map-Nov
Steel
1st
1992
Prods
National
90%
90%'
99%
5
85%
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1983
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Co
3s
,
102
10
107% 108%
108%
117
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_
5%s conv
debs
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3 Vis series
109%
102
104
101
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Paper Co 4%s conv
First
273%
103
100% 100%
June-Dec
1976
debentures
Chem
fund
Nat'l
149%
66
102
June-Dec
1970
37
104%
103
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
34
245
240
15
82
*83
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72
83
97%
105
100%
99% 100%
82
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mortgage
1st
88
70
87 %
*69
83
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
92%
103 %
*__
__Feb-Aug
1975
—
5 Vis
14
94
103%
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Pacific
Corporation
100
*
Co— />
1979
1980
87
77%
2%s
88
85
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mortgage
3s
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 3%s
43%
73 %
&
N
NAFI
95
92'%
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1st
105
101%
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97
%04
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1st
78%
25%
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361
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—
1980_
1st
97%
62%
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1975
2%s
1st
67
97%
36%
87
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85
'
79%
76%
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1974
3s
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mortgage
mortgage
1st
1st
79%
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97 Vi
—Map-Nov
April-Oct
1986
1978
19
77 %
65%
—Feb-Aug
..June-Dec
first
79 %
76
—Feb-Aug
1981
subord debentures 1981
Essex
85%
65%
Jan-July
&
5 Vis
Morris
87%
77
78%
1966— —Feb-Aug
2007—
April
B
v
76%
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1991
series
78%
100
76%
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
• 5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
•
87
83 %
2020—
1
4%s series A Jan
income
mage
86 %
83%
Gen
•
39
86'%
series B Jan 1 1990
4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005.
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first
mortgage
First
Co—
RR
mortgage
1st
85 1
80
o
971/2
18
220
85
Oklahoma
Missouri
80
80
Feb-Aug
65%
45
97
20
86%
85%
87.
.
1977
1996
86
84
95%
■
96%
debentures
40
*81%
Mar-Sept
1993
2%s
85 Va
83
84
——dune-Dec
1992
mortgage
1
84
84
83 Vi
6OV2
93%
57
86
97
3 Vis
1st
911/4
89%
L
5
21%
4%s
mortgage 4%s
•
__
83%
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s
1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
lOOi/a
5
—
—
617 a
1974__Feb-Aug
—-—April-Oct
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
2%s
2%s 1979
mortgage 3%s 1982
3 Vis 1984
First mortgage 4Vis
1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
1st
mortgage 5s 1990
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
229
93%
*90%
*95
87'
Co—
Power
first
First
First
(Wise)
*
Jan-July
*
93%,
96
11
2047——
1
Jan
.
•» —
116
^
Quar-Jan
Ry prior lien 4s 1997
3s.
mortgage
First mortgage 2%s
1975
1st,
mortgage
3s
1978
—
.
lien
(Minnesota)
98%
92%
High
8
60%
92
94%
<
Low
87%
Pacific
Northern
83%
Jan. 1,1963
No.
60%
82
82
10
96%
%
*95%
,
„
Jan-July
1967—April-Oct
1978
D
97
87%
Range Since
Sold
High
87'%
102%
97
—
*93%
,
-v
Bonds
Friday's
Quar-Feb
88
80
——
—
96
April-Oct
debenturea1jS,1972
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
mortgage
86%
91%
96%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink iund debentures 1976
1st
192
*93
_
fund
Northern
89%
83%
—-------
Jan-July
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
_Mar-Sept
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 19b9_Mar-Sept
lst mortgage 2%s 1969—
_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
——
_Jan-July
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
sink
103-/a
787/a
,84
88%
or
Bid & Asked
Low
94%
101%
88 v
88
182
Co 3Vis 1988—
113
~9
:
Mar-Sept
-J an-July
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
.April-Oct
6s conv subord debs 1975-—————-
3.10s
88%
103%
]
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
73
16
Period
New York Stock Exchange
General
4%s
Michigan Bell Telephone
4%s debentures 1991
Low
—
3Vis debs
Robbins
&
McKesson
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
78%
79
Bonds
Friday's
Low
McCrory Corp 5%s debs 1976
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
5s
conv
subord debentures
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Interest
BONDS
1st
gen
1st
4V2S
5s
Plantation
3%s
sink
series
series
Pipe
D
Line
fund
2%s
1970—
debentures
1986—
Mar-Sepl
*89
April-Oct
*88%
88%
88
90
89
4
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Number 6329
198
Volume
(2525)
29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Sale Price
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Jan. 1,1963
Low
No.
Power Co—
3V4S 1977
__Feb-Aup
1st
mortgage 3s 1983—
—
--Jan-Only
1st mortgage 27/ss
1984—
—Map-Nov
Procter & Gamolff 3%s debs 1981
Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
' .
First and refunding mortgage SVis 1968_Jan-JuZp
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
First and refunding mortgage
3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
*87%
84
i
—
95
98
95
-.
3%s
debentures
1975
4%s
debentures
— —
1977
89%
*83 Va
9
92%
^
*86 Va
__
—
*91%
100 3
8
__
—
92%
__
—
72
100% 102%
a
108
170 Va
Corp
■-
(The) 3%s'"debs
debentures 1965
3s
Map-Nov
_Map-Nov
1983
Bonds
90%
Loa-
Htgh
■
90%
98%
99
90 Va
.
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
90 %
98%
Range Since
Sold
High
90%
7
90%
627
94V4
98% 101 Va
Texas & New Orleans RR—
1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and. refund M 3%s series C 1990
April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
tfune-Dec
General and refund M 374s ser E 1985—Jan-July
82
91
88
*77%
*101
^
92
88
83%
85
92
94%
86
87%
-94
91
106
100%
Texas
Pacific-Missouri
70%
'
77%
92%
%
82 V
15
101
83V4
70
Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974--—June-Dec
Thompson Products' 474s debs 1982
Feb-Aup
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5Vis
debentures
Tidewater. Oil
1986
3Vis
Go
subord
conv
*81%
1986—
debs
,_April-OcZ
81%
108
120
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104
1051/4
*89Va
ApriZ-Oci
c
wi
1983
80
-
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Jan-July
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5%s
a
Friday's
110%
165
169Va
89%
■
—
92%
June-Dec
1983-April-Oct
April-Oct
-^-Mar-Sept
debentures 1972
Eirst and refunding mortgage 3V4S
~2
110% 110%
—
97
94
*94
•
or
Bid & Asked
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,
.
*165
Company
Texas
81%
*__
--
Week's Range
Last
Low
'
*76 Va
——
Pe^d
Sale Trice
High
89
*76
——
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Texas
mortgage
3%s
BONDS
Range Sine©
Sold
Electric
Potomac
1st
■
Week's Range
Friday
I
Interest
BONDS
100 Vs
130
89%
86
—
97 Vj 100 Va
138 3,
1,081
139 Va
,
100 Va
70%
876
130
92%
95Va
10
84
85%
146
•
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99%
—Jan-July
1964
debentures
2%s
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Quaker
99%
8
98%
101
u
Union
Electric
First
R
49 V
Gas
Rochester
4%s
serial
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McBee
6V4s
91
58 Vi
102 3/4
89 Vi
126 % 127Vi
75
92
85
*85
127
1st
45
100
855/a
122
143
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*100
314s series J 1969:—Mar-Sept
conv
debs
1977
tfa?t-July
debentures 1977—June-Dec
5 Vis
Aircraft
*89 %
63
mtge
&
1st
mtge
Oil Co
474 s
95
95
2
110
111
58
104
113
6
102
107
—
conv
105% 106 Va
—
96
£3%
Union
5s
Tank
f
s
118
May-Nov
113
119 Va
232
119%
108%
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gold
Louis-San
St
1st
•
6s
4s
First
4s
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Paul
St
Union
747a
66%
81%
31
82%
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21
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80%
81
77 Va
76%
83
18
74
85%
83 %
81
May-ZVou
*88 %
*84%
1989
1st
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
/
87 %
69 %
85%
Gas
1st
37as
Air
Line
RR
Co—
3s
Roebuck
Sears
debentures
5s
95
Oil
Shell
Shell
Oil
f
s
Mobil
Bell
Southern
1st
97
,y
1st
United
5s
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States
3
87%
2%s
94%
United
120%
Freight
sinking
Southern
1993
80 Vi
—
Gold
4 Vis
Fran
47
95 Vi
97
86%
89
ApriZ-Oct
1981
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1976-
100
105%
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3 VaS
Jan-July
1983—
debs
4s
Corp of America—
subord debentures
Vendo
Co—
14
167
100%
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975mtge 3s series F 1978
27/0s
mortgage
2%s
5Vis
ref
&
ref
1st
&
99%
108
99%
54
96
100 Va
15
82%
85 Vi
82
86%
76%
83 Vi
83%
83%
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78%
*78
__
Orl
New
div
3%s
II
3VaS
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69%
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5
Inc
96%
1986—
General
debentures
Vis
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
1996.
1983!
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2%s
80
98%
101%
100%
103%
96 %
17
95%
95%
100
86%
86%
—
1996—
3%s
debs
1983
debs
Stauffer
Oil
Co
4%s
(Ohio)
Chemical
105
Feb-Aup
subord debs 1982—_Mar-Sept
2008—
debs
income
subord
Vomado
Inc
5s
RR
Co—
conv
Transit
Swift
278s
103%
104%
101
103%
1974__r._———May-Nou
I 1966——Jan-Juiy
RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—
—..Jan-July
West
Shore
108
registered
2361—
—__,_Jau-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3 %s series C 1979
._April-Ocf
5 %s
debentures
1982—
—
Jan-July
100
104Vi
13
82
84 Vi
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100
12
110
1247i
85%
101%
101
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■
81
11
103%
105%
100
103%
12
85
90%
44
101
86%
86 Vi
76%
51
101
..
85%
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'86%
1
86%
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22
,
,
3 %s
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4s
^(James)
senior
89 %
Whirlpool Corp
89 Vi
Wilson
*97Vi
•__
1971_!
1972___
Co.
&
101%
99
Map-Nov
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101 %
101%
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Corp
RR
6%s
•
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and
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and
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of
—
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June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
St
RR
Co—
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.
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4s
mortgage
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96
*99% 100
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84%
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85
85
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78
78
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85
871%
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76%
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118
92
90
91%
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90%
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90
104%
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;
13
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109
127
honkers
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Elec
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&
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2%s
,
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*83Vi
1985—__April-Oo<
*77%
—
96
106
included
169
not
105%
sale
not
included
in
the year's range,
the
15
101
87
*
77%
80
•
100
80
102%
d Ex-interest.. e Odd lot sale not
range, r Cash saio
in
Act, or securities assumed by such
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being
Bonds
selling flat.
Bankruptcy
8274
,
in
included
_
96%
delivery
100
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
the year's range,
y Ex-Coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
102%
120%
91
__
80
Deferred
—-April-Ocf
75%
83,
Jan-July
1976
Sheet & Tube Co—
mtge 4%s series H 1990—
104%
f
121 % 121 Vi
the
2019
27/as series D
'114
100
Louis—
series
82
88 Va
*84%
3%s sink fund debs 1980_ _Feb-Aup
sink fund debs 1978—.Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc
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1979
debs
Assn
90
75 Va
98 %
93 Vi
'
116
94
98'
21
99%
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V
ApriZ-Oct
capital conv notes 1979
5 % %
senior notes 1980
Tandy
84 Va
68
*80 Va
4V4s
Central
-Van-July
series A 2004
May
series A Jan 1 2029.
2%s 1976— June-Dec
Mar-Sept
,1st mortgage 27/8s 1979
,
:
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971—— -Jan-July
First
Wisconsin
__May-ZVoa
1982—
97 Va
—
"" •
Mar-Sept
5s
Terminal
104%
104%
Vi
Inc—
notes
,
A 1981_Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984__——————May
Western Union Teleg Co 5V4S debs 1987-.—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971——Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—.Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s conv debs 1975——May-ZVou
1st
5 %s
87
Pacific RR Co 3Va3 series
Western
Youngstown
Talcott
88
series
3%s
Power
86%
86
99 Va
100V4
*9.9
1973—Mar-Sept
1966—Jan-July
1981—___z__
—Jan-July
debs
100%
__
77.%
'
107
a
76 7
303% 103%.
_April-Ocf
Corp—
subord
98%
83
79%
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78
mtge Income 4%s series B
Penn
103 Va
*82
1971—Map-Nov
1973
Wayne
conv
881/4
94
95%
100% 101
series
income
4s
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Gen
Penn
99%
113
April-Oct
1982-
mtge 6s
debentures
debentures
Symington
4%s
2%s
Co
&
1st
Inc
161
85
93 V8
J.
17
96%
96
A Jan 1981
.April
Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
—_Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—_Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-VuZp
General mortgage 3s
1979
L—Map-NoV
rGen
West
100 Vi
114 Vi
^—Jan-July
1982
Sunr.ay 1)X Oil 4Vis. debs 1987.
Sunrky
Oil Corp
2%s debentures
Surface
I
5
—
__
w
West
97%
76%
—June-Dec
1983
Stokely-Van Camp Inc —
4Vis conv subord debs 1982——
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs
96Va
—,
77%
997-8
*101
_Map-Nov
debentures
37/as
88 »/4
*94
series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3 %s ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983Map-Nov
Wisconsin
Standard
88V4
__
3s
66%
,
*99% 101%
J&n-July
1984
conv
61
104% 104%
April-Oct
4%s
3Vas
74
15
;*-_.
Feb-Aug
Aprii-Oci
____.
California
(Indiana)
67
138 Va 140%
140 Va
1977—May-ZVou
1985^.
___c._
subord
2
65 %
*104
jan-tfuZp
,
77%
65
65'
April-Oct
1994
debentures 1983
Oil (N J)' debentures 2%s
debentures
1974—
4Vis
132
%
168%
100
77 Vi
7an-Julv
Standard
'
105,
Mar-Sept
1983--—
4%s
mortgage
Ry
70
59
150
*86%
Jan-Jul.v
F
RR
1983_,
5s-conv
101
--
105
238
98% 100
100% 101 %
99%
100%
E
5s
234s
Tell
debentures
Spiegel
gold
first
Bell
-
106
103
79%
231;
*135
'76-June-Det
A
ser
gold 5s
1988_
Northeastern
&
102
102%
-
2
80 %
77%
*222
Carolina diy 1st gen M 4% ser A 1988—rfun-Dec
Memphis
*101
first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-JuZp
# Southwest
Virginia
Virginian
6s
21
274s series
mtge 2 %s series
mtge 3%s series
ref mtge 3%s series
ref mtge
&
96
-
ref
&
%
7
series
Ry first consol
mtge coll- tr 4Vis
Southwestern
"5
104
•
1977—.
A
series
series
Southern
j.
103V4
99%
104
._Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
G 1979——June-Dec
H 1980_—.—Mar-S^pt
1/1981
__June-Dec
J 1982
April-Oct
ref
&
1st
62
" 83
&
1st
1st
Co—
mortgage
mortgage
9
/
105%
99 Va
'
__
Mar-Sept
'
1980
debs
subord
conv
1st
101%
82
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First
First
97 V4
*
90
100
83
—Jan-July
.
mtge
1st
First
1st
101 V»
98%
"
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1969_—.—June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
debentures
subord
conv
92 %
98
Co—
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Feb-Aug
;
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Lines)
RR
"i
99'%
104'/a 104 Va
ApriZ-Oct
1986
debentures
conv
105%
78
103
907/a
89
*99
:
Apr-Oct
1981—
Pacific
Southern
92 Va
*101
—-—April-Oct
1967——
fund
90%
6
1007 a 101%
101
103%
6
81%
80
103% 104
Map-Nov
Term
92 Va
'
87 %
4%s
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June-Dec
J an-July
1969
San
97
106%
86%
10
97
"
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1037b
June-Dec
,
•„
(Oregon
4Vis
97%
10
94%
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—June-Dec
.
4Vis
94%
*92
95
94 Va
80 %
87 %
102 Vi
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.
-
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
91
~4
95%
148%
107%
ApriZ-Oct
—1—
Edison
First
93
89%
95%
94%
97 Vi
90
__
100
104 Va
debentures 1970
Jan-July
Indiana
Ry
2%s-4i/4S
1994
_«Zan-July
Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv 1973-June-Dec
Southern
113
96%
97%
Co—
debentures
Steel
States
104 V4 104U
Jan-July
1987
California
106'/a
107
*91
._May-2Vou
Mav-ZVou
1982
debentures
2%s
debentures
4%s
convertible
Vis
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
May-ZVou
1972
debentures
subord
conv
Rubber
103 Vi
1971
Telegraph
&
1985
debentures
27as
1977
coll trust 4%s
mtge &
104
Feb-Aup
1979.,
debentures
Southern
Mar-Sept
*89 %
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980sinking fund debentures 1980
100 Vi
1976
Telepnone
debentures
2%s
*96%
fund
Wabash
3s
1966—April-Oct
2%s
America
5Vas
100
1979
4V4s debs
2 Vis
Oil
Secony-Vacuum
103Va
2
91%
97%
79%
85
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*103% 1047a
debs
debentures
Co
111% 113
101%
*100Vi 101 Vi
4%s conv debs 1986
debentures 1965_——
Oil
-
211
97 V4
*100% 10.3
1986—
debs
Smith-Corona Marchant 5V*s
Socony
———-Feb-A«p
1988_^
debs
112 Va
103V4
Map-Nov
Corp
2V4S
Oil
4%s
2Vis
Oil
Union
Sinclair
Skelly
l'C3 % 103%
—Feb-rAwp
100%
^
99 Va
—Jan-July
Co
45/as
Co
99
April-Oct
1973—
91%
84%
100
—
*79Vi
__
Jan-July
1977
1982
&
72
69%
99%
91
II
143 '/a 144%
Mar-Sept
1980c
1983_Feb-Aup
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979—C_Jan-j7iZp
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982_
-April-Oct
Roebuck
-
101 Va 101 Va
1st
Sears
87%
84
10
*91%
Feb-Aug
1972
debentures
subordinated
4% s
1341%
April-Ocf
sink
sinking
92%
Corp—
Acceptance
debentures
4%s
106 Vi
debentures 1973—__April-Ocf
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s
1978
Mar-Sept
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
—-Jan-July
fund
4%'s
88 Va
96%
*99%
& Sons 2%s 1966
June-Dec
1974———f/une-Dec
E)
(Jos
92Vi»
Va
114%
1
69Ta ;6974
1st
94 %
__
*88
143 Vi
-May-Nov
mortgage 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977
Finance
Co
5V4S
debs
debentures
"
84
89
104
165
^
• -
Seaboard
Seagram
debs
f
s
Corp ,2%s
3%s
80 %
92%
96%
—
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3s conv debentures 1971
Manufacturing 43/4s debs 1982
Paper
Seaboard
84
-Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
1986!
of
Co
debentures
4%s
Bcovill
1976
C
mtge &
85 Va
3Vas B 1971_il
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
Depot
Scioto, V & New England
Scott
series
5
,88 Va
Ry—
RR
Duluth
&
Paul
St
bond
inc
62%
•
81
82%
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
certificates
bond
4s
90%
—
_'_
81%
81%
inc
Louis-Southwestern
Bt
89 %
Co—
series
income
5s
%
*77 7 b
4s
mtge
mtge
*87
.
*70%
series A 1997
■.
Jan-July
4Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
B 1980—_
Mar-Sept
debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
mortgage
Second
•
1st,
—
April-Oct
1996—.,.
Francisco Ry
debentures
1970—.-.—.
coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972_.
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
90 Vi
92 %
105%
128% 130 Va
130 %
84
Corp-r-
subord
Biscuit
United
*89 V4
debentures
conv
3%s
Eaguenay Power 3s series A 1971—
Mar-Sept
Foreign transactions-.—————-————-6t Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZp
4%s
Car
United,. Aircraft
4Vis
System Inc-—
'•
5 Vis
coriv subord debs 1983—_—
92 Va
2
100
100
Ryder
Second
274s
RR
June-Dec
94'/a
83
80%
8534
104 %
debs 1970_«Zw«e-Dec
1991
80
80%
June-Dec
debs
93
*
Map-Nov
1986
84
*93%
June-Dec
1980
California 2%s
of
Pacific
27/as
tr
subord
conv
^___
1982
debentures
4V4s
Union
coll
84
1975_ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
coll trust 2%s
and
*93
1971—Map-Nov
3%s
Missouri
1968
3%s
Union
of
Refunding mortgage 2%s
1977—,
mortgage
Rohr
Royal
49 Vi
100 Vi
Corp
Electric
&
49
*__
ref 3l/8S series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973——April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs ,1933—ApriZ-Oct
mortgage
debentures
3s
Reading Co first &
Co
0o„H«r,
'/
nn
nr
undei Section 77 ol
companies.
transacted during current week.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2520)
30
.
.
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 23,
ending Friday, Dec. 27. It is compiled by the report of the American
In the following
American Stock
the
on
and
Last
Exchange
American Stock
Par
dass A
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp
Acme-Hamilton
Acme Missiles
Class
A
1%
«,—25c
common
Wire
Acme
Products
1%
Nov
1%.
'3%
3%
5
Jun
2%
> 300
2.000
4%
Dec
1%
2,900
Binney
Sept
7
7
6%
Nov
11%
7%
1,100
7
Jun
8%
Jun
2%
-2%
1,900
2%
Apr
3%
Nov
39%
40 74
14.000
38 %
Dec
65%
Apr
2%
'5,500
4 %
3,400
40'/a
3%
3%
3%
300
3%
Dec
4%
14%
13%
14%
8,300
13%
Dec
24%
Class
C^SS
4.20%
preferred
Alaska
Co
Steel
Airlines
Bohack
24% July
5%%
1774,
17%
Jan
Dec
93%
Jun
23%
Oct
Brad
3 7b
Inc
Bowmar
Jan
1274
300
77% ,7774
3
3%
-,
—-——1
Inc
Dec
887/a
12%
89
1674
25
10,8UO
5%
Dec
3
May
80
62 % Mar
All
American
Co'
Engineering
Properties Inc
.Alleghany Corp ."warrants".
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance
Tire
Allied Artists
5%%
Allied
Control
Allied
17,200
67b
7%
5,500
'-4
4%
8 74
2
400
4
Nov
Jan
11
Almar
Alsco
Rainwear
Inc
cl&ss
274 May
9%
200
774
Dec
-7 74
Jan
87b
1,800
674
11,600
47k
3,400
10%
Sep
14%
Feb
10
6% Dec
3%
Oil
Industries
Amco
8374
83 74
83 74
750
8374
Nov
—1
4 7b
4 74
4%
17,400
3%
Dec
1,600
2 74
Dec
374
2%
Nov
6%
1,200
"
2,600
■
1
2%
2 74
2%
3%
3 %
37k
Rubber
*
•17%
Inc
American
Biltrite
American
Book
Book-Stratford Press Inc—1
American
Business
American
Electronics
Co
20
18
43%
-
—1
274
74
6%
7 7b
-2 74
/
274
Manufacturing
16 %
16%
5.000
16 74
Dec
81
24%
81"
82 %
81
Dec
90
,3% Dec
Oct
4% Mar
'Feb
89
Feb
6%
Foreign
British
2%
2
274
274
Petroleum
27b
Mar
7%
Sep
Jan
9%
Class
42
42
37
800
4%
Jun
3% Mar
Jan
3%
B
15 7«
15%
Dec
5,300
100
16
1,500
91/,
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
774
Jan
16
Jan
2
-Jan
Dec
147a
1% Dec
14 74 Oct
Nov
2 74 Mar
23
Apr
%
47,700
2 74
Dec
7%
2,3 JO
674
Nov
10%
Jan
25%
25%
2,700
24%
Aug
28 74
Jan
25 %
1U0
7
10s
7 74
4 74 Mar
Jun
7 i3a
Jun
Co
9%
10
Apr
May
Ltd—
l f>
n
£1
8
10,200
'
Iti
3
%
7{iV
3%
13
com„30c
30%
_3(jc
28%
28%
-,25c
1
—
Distillers
cl
A
6%
Jan
8A Sep
2%
Apr
5
5,100
10%
Jan
1574
Sep
200
29%
Inc
common
(E
22%
Jan
30%
Dec
22
30
111
700
3%
2,400
12%
13%
30%
30'%
1Q
L)
Co
Inc
8
1
10 74
66%c
47 k
50c
—
Sun
74
Jan
2,100
7%
Jan
8%
Aug
2,400
8
Dec
14%
serial
preferred
Industries
Hill
—
Mines
American
8 74
May
1274
Jun
4,300
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
147 b
2,200
13%
Dec
16
1074
—-1
.
.
.2.50
10 74
100
10%
Jan
1074
Feb
47b
57b
2,200
3 74
Dec
674
Jan
:.
3 9 74
217b
7,800
8
74
Jan
22%
Oct
874
Dec
14
Jun
V. "
21%
1
Company
8%
Burgmarter Corp
Burma
3.530
47 b
13%
,
10
Inc
(The)
10%
4 Jii
10
/■
common
6%
Buell
47% May
Jan
%
874
1%
10s
preferred
New
5% May
Sep
27k Aug
15,'JOO
in
9
bearer
S F Compapy
Budget Finance Plan—
j«I»
2
Dec
registered
B
9,200
Dec
12 74
Feb
Mar
Jan
Bruce
Jan
47a
700
1 r,
7 '«
1%
transactions—:
Forman
Jan-
1%
7,900
8%
.
130
5
12%
74
8
25%
Company ii
4%
274- Dec
%
9
•
dep rets ord registered—
Brown
Aug
3,100
274
'
ord
Brown
52
3,900
'
•
—
-
.
22
5%
4%
121/4
5%
transactions
Foreign
Dec
•V- 4
'
3
12 %
2,200
Tobacco—
rets
Bunker
12.50
Co
10
7,300
,
Jan
—
Co
rets ord
Dec
13,100
2 74
2
Sep
Paper Mills Ltd—
—£1'
Nov
Feb
16%
1
Brooks instrument Co
6%
374 July
1,700
..
American
dep
4074
4,500
2 %
—50c
7%
6%
20c
Assn„
Oil
dep
17
325
47b'
6%
•
'
1,900
5
574
Aluminum—25c
Inc
MARC Inc_,
American
17
42%
4374
'
:•
shares
American
American
Inc
Systems
American-International
Israeli
Co
—
800
1,500
37V
,
5%
transactions
Amer
6% Jan
700
37/b
1
—
American
American
6%
Oct
574
Inc
8
8%
6%
*
Inc
Light & Pow ord
Amer
Amer
5J/4
American Beverage Corp
Dec
87V
6%
1
American
British
Jan
5%
Corp
16 74
3%
10c
Corp
Works
transactions
Foreign
Jan
$3.75 ,pfd_100
of America
Co
Nov
33/a
~
Aluminum
Ambassador
Sep
1,400
1.50
Corp
British
Jan
7 74
3%
A
207b
17
6%'
...100
America
of
Gear
Foreign
Jun
1
—
Jan
Dec
16%
37e
1
Instrument
Foote
Breeze
6-% May
1
Corp
28%
19
'
Aug
4
4.500
8%
4
10c
>
July
2U0
17
*
Qo Inc_
Brandywine Raceway
'
Alloys Unlimited Inc
4%
19
i
——
Bowling Corp
Oct
Jan
7%
%
674
6%
4%
9%
Nov
2
'374
8%
3
Jan
6V
■-
7 %
!
Nov
5%
Mar
2.,
-
2%
.
.
-50c
Inc
74
Aug
8,500
8
8
Corp common—1
preferred
—10
Feb
Feb
74
"Jan
4
1,900
274
674
4 74
£
A
Paper Corp
Co
~474
2%
2%.
Pictures
convertible
~4
~4 74
1
class
Rubber
&
56
.-10c
———1
All-State
9 7-4
2%
19
1
Inc
common
Brazilian Traction
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs_
Inc
prior preferred
1,300
13
89
1774
—100
Dec
2,400
10c
Co
Chemical
Borne
75
12%
ba
preferred—-100
—10
—
(II C)
Bourjois
common
..
Dec
2
19% May
America—
12%
Power
Wood
5%
2
19%
19%
A
Alabama
Alan
o
-1
—
—
Parking Corp of
674
3%
Inc—
„
Industries
Blossman Kydratane Gas
Aug
Inc
industries
High
600
19
50c
^
Low
6%
3%
3%
2.50
1
Building
A—
Bloomfield
Feb
Aileen
Airport
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Jan
20%
'
7
1
—1
Aerosol Techniques Inc
10c
Aid Investment .& Discount Inc——_1
Aerojet-General Corp —s——;
Aeronca Manufacturing
Co
Shares
6%
1
Smith Inc__.
&
Bloomfield
Jan
7%
Inc
Birdsboro
for Week
1
*
Sales
Range
Low
Inc
(The)
Corp
Bickford's
Jan
77b
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
Frocks
Bethlehem
Jan
2%
—V-—-—■—-—*0
Co
%
1
3%
1
Inc—
Liquidating Mfg Co—
10c
———..—1
ADG
%
18,800
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Berkshire
Construction Corp—
&
Precision
Acme
i
12
to
Last
Exchange
High
2% Mar
Ndv
2
3,600
American Stock
Jan. 1,1963
Low
2
Corp—__——10c
Mfg
Range Since
High
2
intended
is
any
STOCKS
Shares
Low
and
include every security / whether
dealings have occurred during the current vear.
Range for Week Ended Dec. 27.
v- :■'
for Week
1
itself
bond in which
or
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
Stock
-
974
874'
800
Oct
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
1
1 O
3s 6d
■
•''/%•
i.t
18,300
is«
Nov
37 ft
A
-
1 l.uUJ
2%
Dec
5%
Jun
5 74
1,100
>5%
Dec
7 74.
4,500
67k Apr
97/a Jan
I't Dec
'
American
Petrofina
74
8 7b
874
American
Realty & Petroleum Corp-lOc
2 %
2 74
2 74
American
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
Thread 5%
preferred——5
11%
1074
11%
American
Anchor
Post
Andrea
Radio
Inc
class
A
1
Products
8
4%
4 74
1,800
2
•
8%
Nov
Jun
Burnell
5%
Jan
Feb
Burroughs
14 % Mar
2,209
107b
4 74
Jan
300
1174
Jan
13%
600
1-374
10 74
4%
7,300'
10
Dec
16%
1,400
47b
137b
3,400
7
Dec'
1074
Sep
5
13%
1
10 7 b
1
774
7
77
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4
1
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10
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74
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transactions
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8
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Mar
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Aug
7%
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174
474
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pieferred
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3
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Nov
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Campbell Machines Inc
Canada
Sep
674
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——
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6 74 July
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5
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4%
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Aqua-Chem Inc
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11%
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100
19
274
12
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5,100
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29
Oct
Aug
May
3
Feb
87b
23%
Jun
Oct.
1774
Sep
39 7k
Sep
6 74 Mar
7%
Jan
974
Jun
Apr
'2174
Dec
2% July
374
Jan
12%
97b Mar
20 74 Mar
14%
28
,
Oct
Nov
/
/
/'
Number 6329
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK:
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
-
STOCKS
Inc
%.
—
38 >
High
1
5Va
5%
1V'4
Co
Public Service—
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Conipo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
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—-—.
50c
29%
Apr
42%
3.800
13
Dec
18%
700
4
Jan
6.100
1
Jun
38
Oct
46
Aug
% May
40%
1,000
67«
7
1%
1%
6%
1,600
1%
7,200
4%
4%
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'
3'! 4
3%
3%
4,200
3%
28%
29%
600
21%
,
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
Aviation
Famous Artists Schools Inc__
Jan
Oct
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
5%
Foreign
Nov
4%
Feb
Fields Plastics
11%
Sep
Film-ways
Commercial
Continental
Connector
% Mar
1%
Oct
Financial
Nov
2%
8%
Dec
Corp
5%
Feb
%
%
22,300
1
1
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2.200
1
6%
6%
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6
5%
6
5%
%
6 %
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4.200
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13%
13%
13 1
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1
634
6
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Paint
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Cooper-Jarrett
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11
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600
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5%
15
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preferred
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1
—._*
1.50
common
class
A
—_
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7%
73'8
1,000
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18%
16
Apr
17
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7%
9%
Dec
20
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100
6
21%
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,
26
Apr
Feb
7%
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200
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Dec
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—
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22%
Sep
%
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Hi
31,500
3%
900
334
-
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Inc:
8%
Jan
112 July
3%
Sep
Dec
10%
9,200
5%
Jan
6%
3,400
6
Aug
8
1,500
4%
Jan
14
3,900
13%
Nov
18
Jun
14% Sep
8% Apr
97/8
Nov
Feb
3
31%
1,309
2%
11%
3,000
9% Mar
3%
12%
Apr
11%
%
—
Porter
(MH)
2.50
Co.-.
18
3,200
%
Co
Dec
1%
Feb
35,200
3%
Dec
7%
Apr
Corp
Line Inc
13% Mar
27-Va
Motor
22%
7%
7
7%
1,300
37ii
3-'«
3%
16,200
l
23%
1,900
Nov
7
Dec
12%
Jan
3%
.
Sep
4%
Apr
7%
7
8 Ve,
49,100
7
Dec
16%
163
166%.
Sep
290
159
Feb
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Jun
5 Va
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Dec
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5
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11%
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22 3 4
Apr
166 V2
Fresnillo
43t
1%
7,500
1%
Dec
4% May
634
2,200
4%
Jan
7%
Aug
4%
Jun
2%
2%
31 %
30 3 4
31 %
1-2
——
Feb
17«
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6
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5
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1,700
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700
7»2.
30 V2 Mar
2,400
7
36 %
r 9%
Dec
Oct
Dec
Aug
5%
Sep
Jan
13%
13%
Feb
1%
7%
'
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Sep
Apr
45 %
35 Va
6
8
;
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Dec
14%
"
10
7%
Jan
Sep
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Jan
600
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preferred
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Fuller
\
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31
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Consolidated
i
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;
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Fishman
Oct
May
20%
24
3,600
15,900
3%
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Inc
Corp
common
Firth
20% July
.
157a
100
7 Va
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
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Cresmont
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7%
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convertible
Jan
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Creole
18 3.
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non-voting
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B
&
Warrants
Nov
%
Oct
16%
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
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14%
18
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21%
First National Realty & Construction
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Va Aug,
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11»
5%
Jan
Aug
33 %
—
9
1
Apr
6
300
6
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cl A—50c
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Jun
7%
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Dec
3%
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2
100
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15,900
1,100
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33%
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—
4
13%
2c
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Corp
Continental
Low
7%
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.
Purchaser
Petroleum
Jan
600
1
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
4
14%>
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transactions
Federated
Dec
3
3,500
8%
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Shares
4
1.50
Foreign transactionsFargo Oils Ltd
Apr
5% Aug
29%
Seaboard Drilling Co____
Record Plan Inc—
8%
3 Va
Engineering—1
&
~3
'3%
A—._—-1
class
Products
Construction
Continental
Family
Feb
Feimont
8%
—
Falcon
Jan
~
*
Oil
Ray Inc—
Aug
3%
Jan
Consolidated
for Week
Low
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...
14%
Dec
29 3 4
Corp
Chemical Co—
1%
i
.-10c
Electric
Diesel
Fairmont
7
Dec
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Foreign
transactions———
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc:
~20c
Consol
Consolidated
Par
Feb
-
67a
4 Va
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sep
V/4
'■
40
Community
jCompudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
■1,600
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1 Va
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Stone.
&
Metals
Apr
13%
£—————5
Sand
Week's
Last
Exchange
High
3Va
13
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Commercial
5>iock
5% July
8,600
38 7a
13 Va
Colonial
Low
,
4%
38 VB
a
American
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Snares
4%
4 %
1
——5
Coleman Co Inc
l'r»ees
Low
Par
,
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7,rS TOCKS
for Week
Range
Last;
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jun
G
United Corp
Crose
Crowley
Milner
Co
&
Crown
Central
Crown
Drug
Petroleum
Co
Crystal Oil
"3%
5.100
3
Jan
5%
11
Oct
16 %
Dec
8
1 %
1%
3,400
1%
Dec
2%
Feb
6;%
1,000
5%
Aug
8%
Sep
4%
17,300
4%
Dec
12%
Jan
a
■
7
5%
9%
11%
Jan
18%
.
.
17
15%
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Jan
17%
Brothers
Davidson
Mines
Day
Dayco
D
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Defiance
Deltona
10,600
12%
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3%
2,800
3%
Dec
5
50
30
Jan
36
Dec
300
10%
Jan
15%
4%
Dec
8% May
%
Nov
13% July
18%
Jan
Jan
%
4
,,
4%
11%
46%.
11%
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stock
'—_—100
46%
4214
class
2,500
'
10
2,200
13,400
48%
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Gasket
Detroit
13%
67
a
7
12%
4,700
8%
4
77/8
Jan
5%
Jan
9V2
Dec
Ltd—
Co
dep
rets
Fireproofing
Gas
:
Giant
Dec
Foods Inc
Sep
Gilchrist Co
Oct
Glenmore
(AC)
Distilleries
5;700
2,200
10%
Nov
11%
Dec
Globe
1
1,000
24%
Jan
32
Aug
25c
1 Ve
Co
Inc
Ltd
4%
Ve
4
1
1%
Hi
14 3
——-—
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Engineering Co Inc_l
ord
transactions
rets
~3%
10s
reg
1,3U
Dec
Jan
15%
Nov
2 % May
4%
Sep
1012
1,500
3%
3%'
2,300
July
~9%
Dec
1%
—
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1
10c
Ltd
"2%
300
9 %
>
Apr
6
Security
New
2%
11 34
*
2%
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2Va
Jan
3 %
Jun
137/a
Apr
14 5
14%
14%
a
common
-7.50
,
"9%
600
Nov
/
American
16
Jair
Lakes
Bowling
Great
Lakes
Chemical
Western
3%
18% May
Jan
20
Oct
Oct
13%
Feb
34
Sep
41
Jan
Dec
9
Feb
9,'200
35
36 %
125
6%
2,100
6%
6%
*
34 3:»
33%
35
17%
17%.
17%
4%
4%
4%
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5 in
',2%
2%
6%
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-
—
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43
4%
4 %
Feb
7
States
Eastern
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Inc
class
Co
—
7%
$6
preferred
series
6
Dec
3%
Jun
7%
Jan
Dec
H
July
5%
Nov
Hall
4
600
900
4 %
29,000
8
American
31%
2
6%
42%
6 Va
Dec
9%
Nov
Dec
3%
Feb
Hartford
6 %
Nov
9
Jan
Harvard
4 %
4
:
32%
4 Va
800
192
Mar
Missile
Corp
____
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13%
500
13 Va
Dec
14%
Dec
35%
'■
of
55a
_25c
1 %
—_
5 r'
—
■
Jan
186 3 4
Sep
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4 V'4
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ERT
Corp
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
J
Jan
Nov
Dec
?
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3%
—
4%
1
Inc
Mar
6
;8Va Oct
100
24% July
29%
2
Apr
12% 'Jan
14%
100
45
33 %
2.600
17a May'
9 % Oct
500
3Va
Jan
4
'
Sep
1,700
13%
4.800
-
Aug
334
3 V4
45 Va
Dec
Jan
Feb
Dec
4% Oct
14% Mar
8% July
6%
Jan
26%
Dec
Nov
5%
Nov
Aug
:t
5%
25%
25%
26%
4,000
25 Va
Dec
35 %
Apr
17%
17:,«
lH3-.
18,200
16%
Dec
36%
Jan
2%
12,900
105
Mar
4
Oct ^
Dec
3
"
55
Jan
..
July
July
2%
Jan
57a
Jan
Dec
4%
.5% Mar
4%
Jan
Dec
9%
Jan
1,000
6%
Jan
3%
1,700
2 %
Feb
5%
7,400
3
Apr
8%
3.700
8
3"a
51
i»
6.800
3
8
8%
3
5%
5%
8%
8 %
200
-
6%
6%
6%
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2
10'1
10%
•
10%
3,200
9%
10%
4.000
97a
3,900
6 %
5.100%
17 %
5,100-^
9
6%
6%
Feb
2%
2.700
3
2%
.
4
8-%
5%
Feb
12%
Nov
Nov
18 %
July
Dec
9
5%
Nov
Mar
16
5% July
1,400
Jun
4
Dec
Dec
17 %
Jan
9
May
18%
Apr
8 %
Jftn
-400
405/a
Jan
49%
Sep
1%
1,600
1 %
Oct
2%
Jan
3
3%
400
3
Nov
4% May,
3%
3%
900
3%
Dec
5%
7%
1,700
6% Mar
8V4
4%
14,300
3%
Oct
6 %
Nov
4%
Dec
6Va
Aug
46
46
1%
.
7
4%
Jan
11% Mar
Va
Dec
1.100
4%
Oct
7,600
3Va
Jan
4%
Sep
71/4 May
13
8%
5%
4%
4%
43'4
3,300
20%
19%
20 Va
2.700
'
Jan
9
33
Jan
23%
Oct
4,200
5%
Aug
15 /
Oct
34
33
13%
9
8%
400
27%
Jan
38% May
Jan
110
76
Jan
85
8
Dec
15%
800
3%
Jan
5%
300
5%
22
102
60
8%
5%
Sep
May
170
78
8 Va
,
3,000
102% 103 %
78
8%
Feb
13%
Jan
23%
Oct
3%
Nov
7%
Feb
3%
Dec
9%
Oct
3%
8,800
3%
1,200
Jan
Oct
_1.25
X
&
Co
Inc
3 VK
3%
3%
,_50C
"warrants".—
Hotels
(R)
3'%
..._10
convertible
5%
18 Va
18%
183:.
3%
3 %
3%
4,900
3%
Dec
7%
Jan
138
1%
1 %
'5,000
1 V'4
Dec
2%
Jan
—
——
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common.
International
Home
Finance
Oil
Co
Group
Ltd
Class
:
/
B
—
Jan
7%
7%.
2,000
7
Jan
9%
1V2
1 %
1%
2,000
1
May
4%
Jan
••%
ii
Mar
U
Jan
25%
24%
27 V4
Jun
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1
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3
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■'
3,800
25 Va
700
19 Va
Jan
IB
Dec
"12
l%Mar
26
7r,
8%
9 %
5.500
36 VJ
9Va
4.200
37'%
800
32 %
Jan
42%
Oct
26
26
100
24 %
Dec
31%
Jun
12%
Aug
15
Oct
4% Mar
14
14 Va
600.
11 %
11%"
11 %
2,900
9% July
12%
12 %
12 Va
300
10% July
Foreign transactions
Sep
Oct
24
7 V2.
.
——
class
Jan
13
——5
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Foreign
transactions—
Home
500
-25c
Corp..
Hofmann Industries Inc
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc..
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc.
>
i
—40c
.2,50
Hoffman
Nov
Feb
4%
21%
Feb
47/a
1,300
37a
4%
2%
2 %
5%
Sep
61%
Jan
3
4
3%
34.
2,200
7.200
47
10c
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Hoe
1V8
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28%
5
103 %
Hilton
44%
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45
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1
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28'%
2 %
pfd——100
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1—1
preferred
Jan
'
Corp
E'TS-Hokin Corp
7 Va
& Co 5%%
(W E)
Heller
Sep
250
3
.ioc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Jan
7 %-
—-—•
3%
Dec
9^00
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3%
Inc—
8%
Dec
11.100
49
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1
%
8
Dec
Co
preferredHill's Supermarkets Inc.
Va
3
1%
25
Sep
1
8
25.300
7%
—_■—_25o"
—,—16%
Co—
Feb
4
37
2
——_1
.1
91/2
Dec
98
—
43,000
,
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1%
5%
l3.
;-*
6 %
-2%
'
3%
,
4% Mar
,
4,700 %
'
Mining
147-a
4
3
;
6%
Hercules Galion
1%
—1
Sep
2
Jail
4
—1
——_
Jun
6%
J
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Electric, Light——
Industries
Nov
1%
2%
—1
^
Jan
5%
Dec
5%
Nov
4%
3%
1
-
—
1%
Mar
4 %
l(i %
12%
4,800
9,400
49
Nov
2%
300
5%
27%
3,300
15,800
49'
■%
32.100
9%
Jan
1%
1%
3%
27,700
-17%
3% May
9 V4 Nov
6%
6 "n
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U
—1
_____!———10
Henderson's
15
5.600
1
—
Nov
4 %
10
Jan
5
3%
9%
3%
Munning.
3.50
(Paul) Inc——
——25c
6'/a
5%
—
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Feb
Jan
KU
Winkle
Helena
1%
—
3%
4%
2%
Feb
1
IIIl
:
1,100
26 V4
3 V-.
10%
1%
*
America
7%
Jan
7
15%
Jan
21
2,400
-
%
1
Heinicke Instruments
•^400
-
23
Apr
9 Va Mar
Sep
10
14,600
11
8
200
22%
3 7'a
2,500
26%
Hecla
10%
1 %
•
Feb
22% Nov
200
.
24%
Oct
23%
9
33 V*
4'
1^%
26%
Oct
.1,600
12%
10%
22:»
ii
2,500
Oct
4%
2314
Jun
25,200
11%
13V4
4%
-
Apr
2%
8 Vn
167/a
41'2
10%
11%
Jan
4
10c
Co Inc.—
Harvey's Stores class A—
Sep
28,000
11
Aug
l'/e
4%
Nov
u
23%
9%
28.7(^0
10%
Aug
%
1
3.800
l5..
7%
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a;»
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10%
4 V«
6%
11%
—
19 %
10%
5%
7%
9%
Inc. _10c
Facilities
Corp
Rule
23%
Apr
7%
7,600
6 %
—
Evans
Apr
12 Va
.
4%
5.10O
6,000
11%
6%
11%
—
Associates
Inc
Chemical
16%
900
-—2
Harvey Radio
5% July
V
199 V2
19%
165
12%
-100
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
-10c
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred ——
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common.
1
—10
6%
convertible
preferred
Essex
4,600
17%
3%
Hastings Mfg Co_
2
Hazel
Bishop Inc
—^-10c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
_25c
_—1
Corp
Electronic Research
Emenee
Sep
17%
10%
—
Stores
Hartfield
May
175% Mar
10
-
.
51
May
4
800
32%
>
32%
192
■'j-—"
38
50
1
Inc
Corp
Oct
1
50c
—
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—
1
42%
"
...1
%
Communications
Electronics
Jan
G%
7%
1
1
Co__
Lamp
1,500
1 %
*
.—
Assistance
El-Tronics
22%
Feb
H
B
&
1,600
8
—.2
Ltd
&
Oct
Apr
3 %
Inc—1
-—-•
Corp
Feb
i
Electronic
38%
11%
3,200
3r,ii
Inc—
3,000
7%
1
: —*
B
—
Electronic
U% Dec
100
10.290
Jan
38%
6 %
1
Inc.
Corp
Electronic
12% Aug
1%
V2
23
10c
Nov
Jan
2 %
6%
I—l
Edo Corporation
Eitel-McCullough
Electrographic
13%
3%
Industries
Industries
Gulton
6%
1
..20c
Inc
Corp common
series A——
Electro-Voice
Dec
Dec
3%
Industries
Gulf & Western
1,000
1
—25
,
Freightways
Elder-Peel
8%
9!A
Jan
2,000
1
__i
A
preferred
Elco
Feb
1.800
11,900
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Coatings
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Inc
States
Jan
4%
3 7
30
50c
1
5
-—
Corp
&
Land
Harn
$7
Eastern
I6V2
12
common—60c
sulphur Corp
Hardeman
Co
Dec
22%
1
Inc
Land
American
Gulf
25% May
Dec
1
1
,
Gulf
E
Eastern
9%
10
10
1
Corp
Chemical
Industries
Hanson-Van
Can
Feb
13%
10c
Products
(The)
Corp
Handleman
Air
Nov
101%
13%
20c
Company
Gulf
Va
2
36 34
36
36%'
I_10c
:
14% «fan
Inc
Co
Producers
Stores
Guerdon
6%
;5,36
—10s
—15c
———_
—
5,200
40%
Nov,
30
2,300
—1
reg_
6%
600
.-1
_
Drug
*
Scheib
110
Dec
••13%.
17 Va
Corp
preferred series A
Hydraulics
•.
Greer
10%
——5
:
Co
Corp
Eastern
Apr
Jan
96 %
9%
4
16%
Co.
Industries
Basins
Oct
15% Nov
13%
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
(The* Co
Eastern
12%
Nov
ll3.
_5
Petroleum
Great
,21% May
,
3,100 '
15%
11%
13
32.50
Duraloy
Earl
Aug
Feb
1% Jan
16%
13,800
10
16%
Co
Great
16
15%
15:
Ltd
;
Corp
,
Aug
11%
700
24%
Nov
Jan
133.
17%
!
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Guardsman
Corp
Dynalectron
87«
lT34
•
1
4
Corporation
Great
16 Va
Ltd-.
Co
Fair-Community
Duval
18
13%
Feb
325
;
10%
9i«
17%
—
Great
Nov
10%
Manufacturing
Griesedieck
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
Test
9%-
..£1
Ltd
Gray
No,v
200
2,100
2%
13:,4
„
——
*
stock
ord
$2
Duro
9%
9%
•
Com
Gorham
Feb
transactions
Textile
Harris
12 %
98
.—1
B
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Gordon Jewelry class A
—
Tar & Chemical Co
Driver
11%
96 %-
1
(Wm)
Grocery
Drug
5,000
43a
Systems.
Goldfield
Foreign transactions,-;
Draper
1
common
Gluckin
Dec
8,800
2%
2
13%
13%
2Va
,i
Coal
8z
4. a
^ lli
"
4
Inc
9,590
,
Sep
i'u
74,900
15
4
% Dec
—
Bridge Co Ltd
Foreign transactions--
Dorr-Oliver
16,700
1%
16 %
34 Va
Gloray Knitting Mills—-
conv
Foreign
12 %
14 V*
1 %
4o
class
4%
11%
Dominion
Dominion
13 %
•
27%
transactions
Dominion
Jun
157«
103a
•
11
Oils
Steel
Jan
15%
12 Va
*
Co
27'
Petroleum
Dominion
10%
Jan
1%
——
11%
dep
Foreign
Aug
12%
-
Foreign transactions
27%
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp common
A
Nov
7 Va
4,500
98
!ioo
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Jan
23%
9,000
a
101
Ltd
Mines
3.200
9%
15%
•
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class A n v~
com
241
16 "n
.
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14
1
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Controls
Apr
15%
15%
8c
preferred
Goodman
Class
1
!
23%
9
.2.50
Incorporated
Oiannini
24
I
Corp
Power $5
preferred
$4.60
£1
—_5
Corp
f;
>
registered
ord
Foam
Georgia
Distillers Co Ltd—
Dome
87n
3%
Electric
1
Dielectric Products
Foreign
avi
2% May
11% Sep
Dec
1
Dialight Corp
American
Va July
Dec
9,
7:%
1
4%
Oct
16%
Jan
1,300
7%
160
6% Jly
4,400
V'4
14
/
1%
2%
Products
Reynolds
Devon-Palmer
6%
1
Manufacturing
IV:
jul
4,500
Homes Inc
Mobile
&
1
Inc
Industrial
Detroiter
Devoe
&
Dec
14,400
Gilbert
Productions
Desilu
4
31,700
Nov
142%
4%
2,200
2%,
Genung's
3,200
11%
Jan
4'i
5
Sep
51 v,
34%
Sep
7%
4
2%
6-nj
May
5%
15%
4%
General.Plywood CorporationGeneral Stores Corp
General
Supermarkets Inc
Sep
10%
io
2Va
2u•«
Nov
2%
1
Apr
—
Feb
Jan
11 %>
1%
1
__
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5%
37
7a
10%
500
t
8%
General
Jan
34%
5
10%
1-1—1
Mfg
debenture
8%
25%
3%
11'a
Corp
Dennison
2,100
23%
334
Inc cl A com__20c
Inc class B
—1
Industries
4 %
24%
10c
35
pref__
A
Oct
1
2
800
1,400
13
47
Development
General
7% Aug
10c
__:
System
Jan
1%
Inc
class
Corp
Transit
1%
2
4%
2%
143
4
——
9.400
5%
2
14%
1-2%
#
General
General
5',4
4
13
Battery & Ceramic Corp.—_1
General Builders Corp
_-l
General
5 •'
50c
—_—50c
Va
14%
2%
General
D
Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Data-Control
Systems Inc
Crystal
2
l
American
Daitch
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20
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11%
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International
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3%
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preferred
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11
14
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.2.50
Copper Cobalt Ltd
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
10c
King's
Dept
Stores
Inc.———
.1
Kingsforcl Company
-1.25
Kilembe
._—
12% Sep
Dec
1
273/4
Apr
10%
4% May
6,700
'
r
Va
100
Jun
13%
300
5
2
1 Va, Dec
97
31%
8%
6% Mar
29.100
1%
1
_—_—.
6 %
.4
Jan
1,200
Dec
July
1%.
1
,
15,400
1,800
15%
__1
Co
Mount Vernon Mills
111
1
_———-—-—
3,200
5%
18 Vb
9%
4%
Mt
,1%
pfd —100
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co—...
Kavanau Corp
Jan
Jan
17%
..1.
.—
Oct
1,500
744
__50c
7Vb
29%
1774
6%
A
Oct
3,900
11%
11V4
6%
4
—
4
4% Mar
173A Oct
7 VB
474'
2
—...
Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.^
Electric
1,900
1
—
Murray Ohio
—__—--
Gas
6%
class
7%
K
Kansas
83/4 July
'5,100
31%
..1
MPO
Industries Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company
Jan
3074
Muntz TV Inc..,
Kaiser
22 %
Jan
Industries Inc—
16 %
...
3 Va
11%
—
Aug
6%
5 %
Merchants Refrigerating. Co
Jan
2
,3
3
Inc....—__—10c
Bargain Stores Corp....—25c
Jupiter Corp (The)I
_75c
16 Va
4,200
15% ,Feb
Feb
3%
2,000
13
John's
7
1
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
50
_50c
——
4,600
15V2
common
Mohawk
87'%
Industries
Apr
3074
_10c
Jun
500
Foreign transactions....—____
Jetronics
4%
"574
7%
Jan
1,700
1638
Petrochemicals
Dec
67b
22%
1%
3 Vz
1534
Corp
1%
1
7%
9
12 :i/8
_10c
Co..
Sep
1,600
1
—
,—
Dec
81 Va
16
——
Construction
1
common—
—
Montgomery Ward
Jeannette
Jefferson
Co
Corp—
Jan
'%•
3%
1
—
23
18% May
221/2
22%
Menasco
Sep
Nov
8%
6%
t 3
10
36%
Feb;
Feb
4VB May
2% Jan
4,900
6 %
13
pfd,—100
Hospital Supply Corp:—...
Irving Air Chute new common
31
23%
22 VB
5%
3% Aug
900
.___——_1
Co
Oil
Oct
Dec
2,300
'
Feb
7%
87%
7
22%
17%
Dec
600
3o
com.l
new
6%
3,300
6%
Ipco
Israel-American
41/8 May
—5
...
Service
Dec
,4,800
3%
...
Royalty
1%
34 Va
Oil Company
3374 c
Investment Property Builders Inc__.10c
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5
Investors
Nov
7
Corp.—
High
Dec
12 Vb Mar
1774
21
,50c
Inc
20%
3,600
2
"574
o%
22%
...1
New
Jun
5%
1
Corp
Gas
Intex
,
34%
92%
Oct
7%
90
1
_—t
Dec
2%
91 %
7%
7%
86%
2,900
.
8^8
8%
8%
91V*
^.1
Inc
2%
1%
Dec
390
1.900
4
3%
2
America......5
Breweries
International
10%
86 % " 87 %
3%
8% July
3,200
11
11
87 V2
Corp class A__——1
Corp
.1
of
Co
67s
Johnson & Co—
Meinor
._
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc__
__25c
1%
17 Va
67a
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Foreign transactions
Maule Industries Inc..
Jun
13 Va
300
700
transactions..—.—
Imperial Oil, (Canada)
*
Foreign
transactions——
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—*
Foreign transactions
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
6%
Mar
500
40%
com—£1
new
4%
Low
127a
174
"warrants'
A—
Class
\
21
1774
.10c
Corp—
Corp
McCrory
Corp
"warrants"
McCulloch Oil Corp —.
5
33'/3c
—
Industries
'Maryland Cup
Masco Corp..
Medco
Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
13
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
r
2074
Marine
::—... ..£1
International
Martin-Marietta
Mead
IMC
Low
2074
^
Jan
"2 Va
17%
Service
Public
Marlene
Jan
Va
~2%
—
Shares
Marconi
Nov
12%
600
8,400
Va
25 Va May
Dec
—_10c
-I
—
for Week
Majestic Specialties Inc
,_10c
Mallory Randall Corp.
1
Mangel Stores ——-—.—-—
.2.50
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
;
100% July
Jan
10
3,700
10%
1
—1
Products Inc__
Hughes & Hatcher Inc—
Husky Oil Canada Ltd—
Jan
28
900
5
£
f
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
com—5
A
———
Manhattan
27
94%
17%
Yu
Week's
.Last
Maine
Feb
750
440
94%
4
1
Co
Motors
34*/4
27%
'
—100
2.50
Mfg Co
Electric
Howell
Co
common..
Friday
Sale Price
■■
High
Low
High
Va
t
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
17%
97
•
*
preferred
5%
Hardart
2
27 Vt
—7.50
Baking
&< Hardart
Horn
Snares
Low
Par
;'V
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
STOCKS
r'
1
Iiange
.
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
'
Sales
Week's
Friday
s? Last
.
3,300
4%
51
11%
6Vb
Dec
79
Jan
7%
Dec
300
10%
6%
1,400
6 Vb
Jan;
Dec'
374
5,500
2 3/4
Dec
1812
2.000
1374
•
101
17% May
18
;
Oct
Sep
May
Jan
Jan,
Oct
Feb
Dec
73/a
Dec
4 V2
Jan
24%
Sep
6329
Number
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2529)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec.
Range
Last
STOCKS
Grande
Vtc
2974
9 74
9 74
700
9%
28%
29%
1
18,600
100
20
20
5%
25
6%
.25
2074
2074
20 74'
,_1
11
1074
11 VB
River
37% July
Oct
13 %
Feb
Robinson
22
Mar
Rochester
400
19%
Jan
23
6,300
774
Jan
1174
Nov
3274
32 74
32 74
3,400
32
Dec
35
Jaii
.25
29%
29 Vb
29 %
700
29
Dec
31%
Jun
.25
26%
2674
27 74
300
26 %
Nov
29%
Jun.
5 74
.25
26 "a
2674
267 s
26%
27%
Feb
5'/f,
.25
2674
2674
2674
4.80%
.25
26 3 8
2674
2674
.25
25
24%
25
.25
23 74
23 %
2374
_____*
—
1st preferred
5%
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A—
redeemable 1st preferred—
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferredIndustries
Pacific
diyidend
$4.75
preferred
dividend preferred
conv
dividend preferred
dividend
$4.75
Pacific
Northern
Northwest
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Bell
pfd
5%
Dec
May
16314
Jan
94
Dec
98%
Apr
22%
Nov
' 300
5%
Dec
101% Aug
3% Dec
A
May
4
26%
Dohrmann
Co
preferred
614
Oct
900
8%
Jan
12 Vis
37 %
Nov
18%
18%
19%
4,700
17%
Nov
21%
Jan
24%
23
24%
2,300
23
Dec
2614
Dec
San
fx Jan
2%
Sep
San
514
Sep'
9%
Aug
1 Ve
40,300
3%
St
6,000
2%
Dec
5%
400
7%
Jan
12
'6% May
19% Jan
1,000
10
Carlos
4
Traffic
Nov
Savoy
19%
Jan
2614
Nov
Saxon
Paper
9%
8%
Dec
16
Jun
53%
Dec
100
2614
6%
Pierce
Industries
&
Fisher
Dec
15%
Nov
Seaboard
Jan
9214
Nov
Seaboard
World
10%
Nov
Sealeciro
Dec
714
Jan
Season-All
% Aug
114
3%
9,000
/7.0C0
5%
4,600
6
Screen
Pioneer
Aerodynamic
Pioneer
Plastics
14,300
23%
Apr
52%
Gems
2,900
3%
Jan
614
Aua
Pittsburgh
Railways
4
3%
4
1.300
3%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
3,100
914
Dec
9
2,300
Jan
10%
Dec
6%
1,800
6%
Apr
814
Feb
6%
Inc
'
Co
474
11%
119%
•
*
5%
11%
474
2,100
11%
1,100
119% 122%
5
10c
__1
.—
.
350
25%
21 %
50c
2
2'
2 %
3
3
3Va
1,400
2 74
8%
87u
200
7%
"3%
"3%
Inc
;_
25 %
25
Jan
Materials
Plume
&
Atwood
Pneumatic
Polo rati
Mfg
Scale
Poloron
Co
(The)
~3%
50c
A—
l
2%
Corp
2.50
l
6%
1
Instrument
Inc.
Co
Sep
"5
Corp of Canada
Foreign transactions^-
Prairie
Pratt
Oil
&
Royalties
Lambert
Ltd
Apr
49%
Precision
Corp
Presidential
Class
Realty
Corp—
B
Preston
Mines
$1.25
Ltd
Corp
Mfg Co Inc
Providence
14%
9%
;9%
7% July
700
-i
preferred——
2 V2
Jun
3%
400
29 Vb
Aug
3574
3.000
i'o
Dec
3 %
3 74
May
9
10
■
•
3%
1.000
■
32
i .V
Jun
29
3,600
474
37
Slick
Apr
938
9%
Sep
Jun
500
9%
3%
4,700
3%
Jan
5%
2,800
10%
Jan
17 '4
2514
Jan
1%
11%
Apr
7%
11%
Sep
11%
2,100
1274
Sep
24
1.900
20%
Sep
25 %
700
12%
Jan
14%
Rapid-American
Rath
Packing
Payette
Real
Co
4,600
474
Dec
4%
2,400
4%
Dec
Feb
22%
m
Apr
22%
23%
13
Jan
24%
Dec
Dec
1174
1774
Jan
3
14%
12%
13%
13
Estate
of
Trust
1174
11%
Realty
Speedry
■
5,400
10%
4,300
7 74
7,600
374
8V2
400
4%
14,600
3%
40
"
"2074
Realty Equities- Corp
Warrants
Red"
Purnr»
E:
D.
E.
M.
Redwing
Reeves
'
Feb
1.0 %
Feb
474
■
6%
374
Reis
_;
3%
Jan
NOV
Dec
16
Shoe
-
Inc
(Robert)
Republic
-11%
974
16
2,600
10 74
7,900
23
20%
1974
2,800
Republic
<fc
Sep
July
19%
63%
Jan
Arms
Foil
1
13,400
174
117 a
"650
10%
1,300
674
Dec
7%
7%
8 74
3,000
5
14 74
Co
Transcon
400
800
•
574
9%
Nov
>774
2*500
1
Nov
Jan
2
33 %
3.000
7474
Feb
93
99
30
96
Jan
100
26%
50
22%
Oct
2672
Dec
iV
%
28,600
May
7-b
Apr
30,400
24%
22%
24%
27%
27 %
27*%
20c
11%
10 3
12
Wob
10%
Dec
12%
2 Vb
Jan
.3%
2%
2%
2%
27.400
2%
D"C
5%
A"g
1 %
N"»v
*
Inc___
11
1.7
5% May
0% ,TM1-
,
8
10
'
22%
1%
17a
•
16
1574
34 31
34
3,200
16
Nov
374 May
A Jun
,
33,600
1«
1%
Nov
2574
175
5,500
7
;
!%
Dec
Jun
3174 May
32 % May
13%
_
"U
Jan:'
'
12 V2 Mar
28
Jan
35%
54%
260
41%
Jan
60
43b
;100
474
Dec
a
Jun
21
400
,100
Oct
J
3 Vb
34£
%
1
53 74
£1
4%
35%
50c
**.
35%
34
4
3%
1
Jun
Oct
Apr
.
4%
4
11
1,700
.
Mar
6
Jan
41%
Sep
4
4,400
374
Dec
7 74
J
4%
7,300
4%
Dec
874
Jan
?'
12%
12 V2
1474
3,400
]
n
30%
2834
3074
2.100
29%
2974
2 400
V2
Aug
4074,
4.10C
.37%
Nov
103>
10%
1174
5,200
16%
16%
16%
6n0
63a
6 VR
638
5.400
3%
Jan
6%
3%
4%
? i"0
3%
Sep
534
Jan
74
1074
22%
Dec
1574
Dec
17b
Dec
5%
5%
5%
1,900
5%
Dec
7,400
2%
Oct
5
Dec
13%
Stvlon
Anr
21%
Aug
Inc
6 74
6%
2,930
6%
Nov
12-
9%
10%
41,600
6%
Apr
10%
Dec
hi
%
'174
24,400
%
Dec
274
Jan
774
7
'
LUll
18%
Jan
9 74
1,000
7%
Jan
115
25%
200
23%
Feb
27% July
13 %
123/4
1374
1,900
12%
Nov
17%
Jan
4%
3%
4%
4%
Jan
2°%
24
9
9%
Inc—
2.200
,
12,800
3
Aug
2674
8
Oct
July
'
12 3
2,300
Dec'.
12
12%
12
13%
1274
1374
2,400,
11
Mar
3174
3174
1,100
30
Feb
16% May
17% J ,n
34 74
Dec
37B
"7%
10c
474
1,400
3%
Dec
6%
Jan
4 74
1,000
3%
Apr
6%
Aug
774
1
774
2,400
7VB
Dec
19 Va
Jun
%
25,800
9
Ltd_.
8
4
"374
,_1
1
1 <i
Dec
1%
Feb
Nov
74
29 74
May
—
A
1
15
19
19%
1974
1
Inc
^
20%
-7,200
1474
1574
1,700
8% Mar
16%
Dec
1774 Mar
21%
Dec
1674
27%
'___♦
21%
2174
2174
600
*
19%
18
19%
1,500
10c
12%
12 VB
1234
4.200
7%
Apr
16%
Oct
15 74
Nov
23 74
Peb
Dec
2174
Jun
Nov
17% Sep
1774 Mar
J—^___
—
__5
(Del)
Corp
.__
74
874
133b
r_l
16
10c
Co—
•
74
1674
2.100
874
R34
4.300
16
16
50c
Inc
13
'
16
1,600
13%
16
•
8
:
9
1300
74
14
Jan
Nov
1%
174
26.100
174
Dec
1%
26 %
;
26 74
26 7b
100
25 Vb
Oct
17% Nov
17%.
18%
31,700
618
F%
7,100
4
_— 1
6%
—1
874
774
8%
7.8^0
4% May
3.000
Dec
__1
Ii^C—
Corp
4
Corp
Ine
Electronics
Dec
.
25%
24
1
Ltd
Sunset
774
6%
(,%
1
class
Sunair
Oct
Apr
1
1
Mines
93%
14%
9%
Snop Inc
International
Sunerrrpte
Mar
Aug
1974 July
4 74 Nov
A_50c
Corp
Arner
74%
.
1
—
Struthers-Wells
46 % Julv,
Mar
14
&
23%
200
1,700
6,000
.
1
Corp
B)
Jan
2%
Co
transactions
Strong Cobb
Oct
4
Stop
' .7
25
1574
__1
Stefson
Dec
1,100
22%
Inc
Inc
Feb
23 74
23%
-2
of Canada
Parts
Jan
25
1%
3c'
Instruments
Co
27 74
Dec
15%
transactions
Industries
Feb
2274
223a
Co
Uranium
26%
2%
—
Aviation
May
28 74 July
2UJ
15%
lc
Shares
33
400
26 '4
23
23 y4
23%
25
__4i;
Products
Jun
May
;_i
—
Co_
Motor
1774
40 7a
1,200
26 74
22 34
''warrants"—
Products
Dec
Jan
Corp__2
class
,-.
1274
27 Vb
<
•'
:
Paint
A
74
1
Products
Sterling Precision
Dec
38%
1 <1
/
(
_10c
Sterling Brewers
Jan
800
1
■
__2
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum
Products
D^c
6.500
-1
86"
90
Forgings Corp
Foreign
.Tan
2%
.—
Indus
74
1%
Apr
5%
i
n
10c
1_
preferred
Statham
23% May
11%
T'orp
J
/.9V2 Mar
10% Aug
2674
Feb
234
1
Inc
Inc
May
16 74
'
99
Co
Metals
Star
Feb
in7'.
'
Sep
5 74
Dec
♦
100
._1
Foreign
Aug-
~5%
38 l/t
Dec
18'-b July
Jan
89%
Jan
Jan
1074
Apr
774
^_20
Stanrock
2%
O
Feb
1%
preferred—!
Stanley
in%
.—1
Dec.'
7%
Dredging Corp common
Jan
~5%
Co
Industrial
6
174
5%
27
;
974
12
May
1174
Corp
Standard Tube class B
Feb
'25 c
5c
Co
7.300
7
1
r'
,
7%
Brands
Jan
1.25
Inc
Insurance
Republic
—
______
Corp
4
12.50
Petroleum
"orp
Corp
convertible
Standard
July
—1
Corp
Carriers
Remington
—
'
11%
14 % May
,Mar
10%-.
43 3b
6
174
Co
Industries
Reliance
6%
.——II
Y
-^-i-
'
Broadcasting
Reeves
of, N
6%
12 7a
5,400
Standard
Stelma
.1
127s
3,400
5%
5
Edison—
Steel
A
-
I—1
Co
Cheirical
Spencer
Properties Corp of America
Class
74—14 74
5%
Arena Inc_
2314 Mar
July
Steel
Real
4.000
5%
Utilities—
Royalty
Sports
6%
1074
2074
6%
2 74
Corp^_
Oil
&
Nov
4%
3%
1
15
2
Speed-O-Print Business Machines—.
Investment
America
18,700
_20c
Canada
California
75
10%
42%
1
12,700
7%/
—1
cumulative
Rand
Nov
.40c
'7
25
Sperry
1H
—
Apr
,4%
preferred
Nov
2,700
10%
Corp
Feb
Aug
4 74
cumulative
Jun
178
Co
74
674
36,900
*
Standard
Inc
4
Nov
3.7J0
5 74
25,
16%
1%
-
Oct
4
Aug
4%
preferred-^
69%
1%
7 74
2
2%
preferred
—8,33Vb
preferred—
25
96
Jan
1
474
874
4%
cumulative
Nov
25.200
68%
60
10%
Jan
2
cumulative
Jan
9
Feb
1
6%
4%
Inc
91%
8%
*"
1,800'
474
«
49 V'4
1.000
800
^20c>
19%
5%
Corp-__a,__r.-----25c
300
59
9%
Inc.—.
574 May
25% May
Jan
6%
—1
1.
Standard
Inc
Dec
974
6%
1
Standard-Thomson
Ehterprises
16,200
6%
Corp—
California
Southland
R
Industries
3%
Sep
16% Feb
1,200
14%
%
_L
1.025
92
15-74
9%
Inc
4,800
213.
Boardman
original
Class
Ramco
3%
21
14
■>
18
6
common
of
Standard
Ramer
3%
3,600
1
1
Standard
Ramo
11%,
h
1
Mining—
Southern
Apr
59
11%
1
ia
2 Vo
*
Southern
Feb
14
93 a
25c
33
21
14
4 08^
Nov
__i
A
Apr
2074 May
2274 Apr
874 Jan
4.24%
Q
class
Nov
474 May
974 Mar
1
;
Venezuelan
$1.60
Radiation. Inc
Dec
May
4,800
Standard
Quality Importers Inc
Quebec Lithium Corp '
23
4,400
4.32%
Aug
Tan
15%
66 %
Nov
b
4.78%
Jun
15%
91%
5
Mar
3%' Jan
24
19
___3
Inc
Precision
Airways
5%
Sep
7% July
6 ft Jan
2,000
,.
13%
59'
21
Jan
1874
2
Southern
23%
__*
7%
9 7
Corp
Soss
Manufacturing—.
South Coast
Corp
Oct
%
20c
____'
Aug
1% Dec
1,100
6 74
Sonctone
Jan
3%
100
,
Telephone Co
Puritan
Sportswear Corp
P.vle-National Co
19
5,600
21
6%
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Colorado—
preferred
Rico
200
1%
14 74
Singer
Jan
%
7 :t
14
20%
174
14
Jun
374
23%
Jun
1
_l_
Litecraft
Sinclair
Feb
2.9C0
15%
_i
Feb
474
Foreign transactions
974 Mav
3%
20
___'
374
Mar
6
Simpson's Ltd
Oct
31%
30%
3 '8
V
of
"
374
L_1
Gas
Service
414%
Nov
7%
___i
common-.
Prophet (The.) Company
Public
674
8%
1
•.
convertible
Puerto
2,400
10c
Proctor-Silex
Progress
Sep
774
10c
____:
Jun
3
8:%
Inc
Corp-
Creek
Feb
7%
8
2
500
113«
Publishing—
$3 convertible preferred
|
A
Class
Silver
13% May
30 7
3,200
1,300
'
9%
B
8
Dec
Dec
3 %
1
3 74
6%
___
Transistor
6%
4%
30 74
66%
Class
Silicon
Nov
8
__l
Prentice-Hall Inc
274
20
1
Inc
preferred
3%
1,800
3 74
574 May
474 Oct
i
Inc_
Denn
Simmons
4.500
•
;
Jun
2
2,500
Jan
Shoe
Silvray
6 74
-
2'%
374
2%
3 74
25c
;
Siboney Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sep
914
574
1
Microwave
Precisionware
Inc
Jan
3 74
25c
Industries
Bros
Jan
6
9%
1
_
;
13%
274 Nov
2 74 Jan
Leather Co
4%.
Oct
7 %
*
Co
9% July
13,200
Corp
Sherwin-Williams
Sep
13%
Aug
Airlines
Sherwin-Williams Co
Jan
874
25c
Power
1%
1,100
2%
2%
3%
5,800
2%
2%
2%
Polychrome Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Potter
1,200
"3%
3 74 Mar
Dec
Apr
33
10
Corp'
Products--class
Polycast
8%
;_i*
.
Electronics
13%
3 '
50c
Allied
Shattuck
Nov
5
Dec
2
Seton
Aug
32% July
-
Plastic
13 %
3.50
Corp
Shaer
126'
Jan
1,300
1,900
'
6%
13%
Dec
8% Aug
105
& Polymers Inc—10c
Industries
13%
1
Servomechanisms
13% July
574
8%
i«e
t
Jan
1%
Servo
4% Mav
6%
Feb
1274
Inc
Seligman & Latz Inc
Corp of
America
Sep
6%
Systems
Corp
Pittsburgh <fc Lake
Plant
47%
5%
8%
Jun
12%
Dec
Security Freehold PetroleumsSeeburg (The)- Corp
8% July
Apr
41%
_1
Nov
Dec
Sep
4
3
8 % Mar
700
9%
3%
874
1
14%
Milling Corp
Plywood ' & Lumber
9%
A_"_L 1
2.300
Jan
474
1
Apr
Apr
5/t
78
4
-874
Sep
8
10 %
y.uuo
Co.
1%
6 %
_-i_
874
12
Sep
10
Seaboard
10c
Inc
8 74
6%
10,800
preferred
11%
46%
1
3% Mar
600
1%
-
800
3%
Jan
Apr
25c
com
64,600
9%
6
Aug
5%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Foreign
Transactions
Aug
5
Corp (Del)
Aircraft Corp
4.100
7
July
16
7 74 Mar
5%
674
Apr
5
1
(Del)
3ii
Co__10 pesos
Steel
Piasecki
900
4%
20
714 May
Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Phoenix
874
13%
20
Dec
Sel-Rex
__,
2,000
17%
4%
:
Oct
1314
5%
b
9
5
1
Ltd
214
72%
—1
137
)
__20
6%
_
Electronics
1374
6%
•
200
3
13%
2%'
74
9
16 pesos
10.300
1
Tel
13%
2.50
Corp
convertible
Seeman
Industries
3%i. Jan
2 74 Dec
___i
714
2%
3
13%
—
Oils & Minerals-
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Screw Co
900
2
50c
2%
714
__—_
Foreign transactions—
1,200
5714 Aug
__2.50
Phillips-Eckhardt
15%
1%
Ltd.
Industries
200
3.700
Electronics Corp _—____—_1
(The)
_i
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)_20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long
Island Inc
,___——25c
Perfect Photo Co
1_
*
Peruvian
14%
•
I
Petroleums
9%
Pfncmn
Pep Boys
15
11% Apr
13% Jan
Jan
474
preferred
4.40% r, series preferred
Sarcee
Sep
24%
2.50
Co
Oct
1,000
1
sex-ies preferred-.
Sayre
Penn
1574
12%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
23%
2%
Jan
Dec
__lo
% %
24%
2%
574
2574
;_50c
Ihc
23%
Ltd—1
Jan
Sep
3%
12%
5
Milling Co Ltd
2
~9%
89 72
12%
1
Petroleum
Lawrence Corp
5%
4
6%
974
Jan
85
£1
Inc
Nov
Nov
.
.—-2
Dredge
700
regis
J an
74
4%
66 % May
43
common—__oOc
Gold
4'/a
6% July
57e Jan
Nov
8,900
600
/
4014
1
__—
Consolidated
Pa to
4
Industries
Ryan Consolidated.
Ryerson & Haynes
Feb
40 V4
i»
24
High
Jan
106% May
50
Dec
Salem-Brosius
—
.
4
♦
Rusco Industries Inc.:
Russeks
Inc
12%
Is
400
1
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Foreign transactions
8% May
..
3%
3%
9%
$2.50
10114
American
1
3,900
280
Royal School Labs Inc
102% 102%
"9%
Parvin
Royal
Jun
Jan
4%
4%
1,200
5
87 %
1
Jan
99%
104%
5%
24%
86
Inc
101
4,300
86
1.20
Dec
4,500
5%
102%
Products
Low
5%
pfd F___100
1
12
.__
class
4%
Roxbury Carpet Company
Jan
2%
2514
1
Co
24%
4%
Inc___20c
1.50
Sep
—:—
B
24%
orcl
95%
5%
Dec
-3,500
3
5%
Company
—1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Pen
rets
96 %
20
24%
Chemical
Class
dep
130
250
3%
Parker
Inc______3.50
4%
1
121K
c
Company
5
Products
420
95:%
~3 74
Park
5%
5%
•
——
t
v
5-%
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Ross Products Inc__
50c
:—*
transactions
Pantasote
lay
■u-lY-
--1
Petroleum
Foreign
Jan
10l%
2%
_1
A
1
1
Mills
Elec
314
977b
2%
24%
100
Corp
Pancoastal
25 %
&
1965
Roosevelt Field
Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
1
Class
corp
Dec
Gas
American
Apr
2374
Rice
Technical
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
common
3
B
7,600
97
5%
Markets—1
class A
Page-Hersey Tubes i
Foreign transactions
Pall
26
140
1
—
Paddington
Nov
101 74
warrants
Light
Feb
24 74
500
•
s._ll
Telep—
Ltd
26
94%
Airlines
&
Super
Inc
Paco
96 Ve
96%
preferred
Pacific
Packer's
97L
Inc
$4.36
26 74
600
1,300
3%
3 %
3%
-*
*
*
*
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
9C0
Sep
Oct
Shares
Low
Rowland
2
Pacific
1,400,
Jan
class
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers' Corp____
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce
Ltd-^
May
.25
1st preferred
5 74 Ve
Brand
Jan
8%
20
to
Finance
Jan
25%
for Week
of Prices
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Sales
Range
Par
Rio
Ritter
-8
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
27)
Week's
'
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
for W eek
Shares
;
of Trices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
33
10c
—
Petrol
Ltd
Corp—1
18%'
b
6
574
Ja_.
Jan
Apr
9%
Nov
8
Jun
274
Jan
7Vs
Jan
174
2.200
614
10.900
574
8.600
%
Dec
?~nq
13 %
Jan
74
%
Sep
8
Nov
174
5%
4
Jan
40
2674
Dec
1
1%
6
25c
-—
57
6
'
VB
l7
J'~n
\l Mar
-
Resistoflex- Corp
Restaurant
RIC
Rico
12%
Associates
Groyp
Inc
Argentine
Alcorn
Mining
6%
774,
8^4
8%
Co
—50c
238
2%
series
2%
•
common-.
A
-■
~"z-:
;
(
'For
footnotes,
4.700
9
1
Mine* Ltd
Warrants
12 34
774
1
Ridgeway Corp._:
Rio
12%
10c
,
inc
see page
34.
■
.
5%
%
12%
Dec
6% Aug
14.000
4%
Jan
2 100
1%
Jan
1
i7.
i
8°0
5%
1
6V4
12
12
%
3,600
.
nop
1074
Jan
10.100
74
Dec
Dec
18%
Jan
^Foreign
transactionsOperating Co_^
9 74
Jun
Suoermarkots
14%
Jun
Suproni^c
Sen
Rwanpp
3
8% Mai14
"•-,%
Ma
v
Jan
Syntex
Corp
—
Psrer Corp
u
Corporation
—
—
50c
25c
-----1
22
wi_l
135
new common
transactions——
Svstror-^e^npr
^4
—
7%
15%
22
174,
is%
22%
174
15%
10074 135
,99% l?nl4
13 74
13%
/
4,100
8^9
353 *"9
1%
Dec;
9% Mar
63%
Oct
25%
3%
AugJan
17%
135
Dec
1 400
9 901
1274
Nov
1 Q5/q
Nov
/
The Commercial and Fhiancial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
(2533)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Range
Last
Interest
BONDS
Sales
Week's
Friday
High
Low
High
Low
Par
American Stock Exchange Bonds
1963
Range Since Jan. 1,
Snares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last;
Low
Industries
Talley
Tampa Electric Co
Technical Operations
Inc
Technicolor
Inc
Industries Corp
46%
22
Sep
2%
Dec
Corp
Electronics
Jan
6%
Jan
Jbetiiiettc.u
otcei
Eloomfield
Building Indus Inc—
sub deb
1977
io%
122,000
4% Mar
10%
-3%
5,000
1% Mar
3%
Dec
14
%
5,300
234
Jan
%
1%
1%
2%
Textron
Inc
4,200
iy2
Nov
4%
Jan
2% Dec
7%
Jan
BSF
Co Inc
preferred
Thompson-Starrett
convertible
70c
Markets
Thorofore
A
deposit
deposit
Amer
Todd
%,
Corp
Universal
Corp
Trans World Airlines
Class
A
16 V4
20%
20%
20%
2.900
6%
6%
22%
.
Inc
•
14%
Sep
18%
Jan
Dec
24%
Jan
Jllll
Corp
Feb
General
8%
Apr
Gulf
27%
Aw?:'"
943/4
Jun
91
Dec
3(4
100
4
4% Aug
5% Feb
Jan
'
3,200
2%
700
10%
Oct
14 Via
Sep
•
79.900
4%
Jan
14'4
Dec
Kaltman
2%
Nov
7',8
8 V*
7^500
7%
Dec
9Va
Jan
1,200
9%
Jan
18%
Aug
Mereenthplp'*
1.900
3% Mav
6'
Aug
National
:%'
14%
15!
11%
35
36 '/4
"
iVs
v.
a
2,500
93'4 Mar
17%
Oct
4,100
/
32 % Mar
41%
Sep
800
35!a
35 V*
36 %
Jan
29
Sep
Unishops
Omaha-.
of
Yards
Stock
Union
Asbestos
Corp
transactions
'Foreign
Molasses
Ltd—
ord regis
J RR & Canal—
Conditioning Corp—
U
S
S
Ceramic
Tile
U
S
Natural
Gas
S
United
Co
5%
Apr
Reeves
Dec
312
Jan
6s
1/u
10
Co
Corp
200
39
Series
Warrants
—
.
'
jm
Jan
3,500
2 '-4
Llltll
2 %
2'/4
.
5
Jan
6
Jan
13%
Dec
Jul!
11%
Aug
2%
7%
8
12V4
.
800.
13
7%
12%
9a4
9"«
534
/
5,200
500
97u
5%
1%
1'.2
.%
2,100
1%
Dec
2%
%
Dec
3
1%
1%
Nov
3
Nov
6%
67,800
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%.:
Marion
-——-1
Uris
Building
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar-
1
Corp
,1
Valve Corp of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen
(The) Instrument Co—
Viewlex
Inc
class
A
Virginia Iron Coal
Vita
v
8
13%
'
34
13
25c
8%:
"V
14 Va
8%
11,800
8%
Jan
9«/4
15,400
b%
Dec
14
14 V'2
14,900
9%
Jan
19% May
"9%
8%
13%
3%
4 Va
1,500
/
yib
11%
1
10%
4
—25c
4
9%
2
9%
7%
16,300
4%
13 V*
13%
11%
8,4C0
10
1,000
*
Jan
July
"5
~5%
~5%
2,400
U..V
Jun
14^4
1982
1982
6%
63%
C—r
95 %
96 V4
'-
j
P
4%s
series
Caliiornla
Counties
One
South
90
100
92
95
3
122
Va
6%
Inc
Bond
non-cum
Waltham
—
$6
series
Weiman
Wentworth
!
Inc-
Fashions
Equities Inc
Nuclear
Inc
.*
American
6%
6%
200
6%
100
13/4
1%
6,600
1 %
i7.T
98,700
%
♦
1
.1.25
5c
—
53/8
/
3a
.
39
37
River
Stores
Williamhouse
Williams
Oil
Corp
3%
3%
8G0
23%
500
"2
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
(R
Wilshire
Oil
C)
St
1
__i
Industries
~2\\
2%
10,300
3%
3%
4,500
%
■
6s
Corp
Ltd
Sep
Oct
Jan
5
27%
Sep
12% Jan
3% Sep
Aur
4V4
Oct
i9u
2% Mai¬
10
86 %
89
5
90 Va
94 Va
6%
6
2
90
98
5
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260
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9
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51
8
Municipalities
S;i les
Week's
or
Last
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
Asked
Jan. 1, 1963
Bid A
Sale Price
Higi
Low
No
High
<
5 Vis
Aug
•
series
A
series
B
1967
(Provi
Hanover
—Feb-Aug
2y8s 2008—May-Not;
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stamped (Plan At 2V'nS
Parana
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fund
Sinking
Rio de Janiero
51
53
Jan
14
Jan
19% July
273/4
Sen
19
Sep
tive;
i°tf
%
45,400
22%
500
12%
3C0
1%
13
12
1 %
1%
13
4%
Va
8,400
13%
4;%
12
4%
1,000
3,000
,
12 3 a
7,600
9%
Jan
tJ.C
12
Ju l
16%
Apr
Oct
6'
18%
5 Va
Jan
5
Nov
2%
2%
2%
19,800
5%
6 %
5,500
5 3'4
18%
18%
99'%
18'%
99%
10
'
Nov
400
IS3/*
Jan
10
95 Mi
Jan
200
,
10%
8 Va
17
3.9UJ
lo%
Dec
700
6%
Jan
V'2 Mar
2
17
l.'JQO
102
15
Oct
Dec
18 20J
■<*V
4
3%
4 %
4
4
Sale Price
852
Dec
23Mi
r
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Columbia
Gas
^
18%
1
337
Jan
4%
Feb
'.
3%
Jan
4Va
Nov
System... —t. — .
wStr
Nov
Feb
Co
of
Poh
Natco
20%
9%
1
21%
9%
2%
2%
21%
1,500
10
5,400
2%
500
153l
4
%
23
Nov
Jan
10%
Dec
Dec
4%
Feb
Jan
^
—
—
(Joseph)
Pittsburgh
Brewing
Co
—r——I
5
common
1
—10
5
United Engineering & Foundry Co..—5
Westinghouse
Air
Brake
—10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
Corn
...
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29
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7
Shares
45
37
120
29%
8
421/
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10
16
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800
33
1.210
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40
35% '■
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80c
7^
7%
5%
5%
57% 57%
80c
38/2
18/2
30% 30%
32 8' 33 a
High
Low
40
35%
38 /2
18' a
.
Range Since Jan. 1, lJbJ
High
28V+
__/■.■
Refractories——.7%
Co.—
'
Mfg
37
—
Walker
Corp
Sales
—
—1
10
8.50
Equitable Gas Co—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
1
27, were not received
for Week
of Trices
Low
Par
Pock well-Standard
__IIII~
.
publication.
Range
Last
STOCKS
20% May
13,300
900
•
Week's
Friday
Jun
Jan
15%
of Friday, Dec.
in time for
Dec
17
16%
Jan
13%
10
16%
Mimnii
«-um, cu u
voting trust ceriiiicaies,
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
that the transactions
We regret
Dec
838
10%
1.350
812
vtc,
week.
19% Mar
Oct
11
818
,
,
"conv," convertible; "M" mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants: "xw," without warrants.
17% Mar
Nov
11
813
.
3A
1 »a
6%
,
Oct
4.000
1
included In
Apr
8%
53
Feb
Dec
4%
2%
r%-
l
13
46
x
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule transaction
ranDe). t Ex-dis-
O>o
12%
52
year's range)
A,
Sep
60
42 Ve
7
.
9%
14 Va
101 %
50
9
f
Home
50%
100
Nov
70
66
■
99
11%
29%
Jan
Dec
•
—
22%
_£i
I
60
500
5,000
-25c
-T—
25%
27
7%
5c
:
50 %
53
95-Vb
-95
24%
Jan
7%
~2
,_IT
69
*25
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
97%
97
'•
'
f'
ioy2
.
*100
nf 1 —
3s Jan 1 1997—
stamped (Plan A) 2s
:
i.
'
Mar-Sept
2008
■
UCO
*30
June-Dec
1972
■
*95 Va
,
No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in
Liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal
n
(not included -in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not
yeai s
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
• Bonds being
traded flat.
/
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; ,110 sales being transacted during the cunent
§ Reported
in receivership.
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod." certificates of deposit;
eons,^ consolidated,
l's
11
common
1949
(Plan A)
6'/as
stamped
Maranhao
*97
,—Jan-July
Jan-July
19671
4%s
"73/4
9%
*714
Debentures—
Adiustmc«*
tvm
*100
Jan-July
Jan -July
100
%
7%
5
Co
Va
10
3o
30
2()d
.
87 3/8
83%
83 Va
27
A"
21%
12%
•
preferred
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Oil-Shore
Zion Foods Corp
-
90! 7
11%
24%
pfd__100
reg_„
h
McKinney
Inc
9234
27
%
Y
Raceway
87
11
87
102% 102%
.
Interest
(Germany)
Jan
Harbison
Yonkers
90%
84
1003:j 102%
debs
7s 1951
• Danzig Port & Waterways
6'/as 1952
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
^•Baden
Jan
97% May
1%' Dec
2%
6
XI _1
HIIIIIII~40c
_
Hargreaves
'
Dec
3
7%
_25
Industries Inc
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Wear
99 a4
92
82
133
—
BONDS
Jan
6%
,
21% Jun
921a Dec
7
~
i
Woodall
6%
iy8
87
3 % May
__lo
Machine
dep rets ord
preference—-
2%
.
DPC
3"
8,400
.
8%
% Dec
j
American
4% May
Sep
' 1
4
6
9,300
2%
3 3,8
3
___i
Co
common
Newspaper
Wright
1
10c
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood
(John)
Co
Work
1
Co
Wilson, Brothers
Wood
~2
2%
1
»
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Co
100
22%
10c
u.
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97%
85
87
103
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jnu-Juh
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Inc
95
8ft
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72
98 "a
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Inc
(The)
710
/
3 Va
10c
White
Wiebolt
39%
22%
__
Paper Board
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A—
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Whippany
Wichita
-
5
Is
__1
Shoe
92 V4
93 Va
Friday
Feb
Ltd—
Invest
&
Manufacturing
Weyenberg
85
91%
92%
/
Foreign Governments and
M-r
Jun
rets ord shares
Stationery
dep
Tablet
93'%
3
90V4
83 Va
Mag-Noi
16% Aug
July
%
pfd.l—100
10c
10c
;.
Stockholders
Western
6%
50c
4.40%
Western
Western
1,500
10c
Products
Utilities
Western
Westbury
"3%
Co ...1
Manufacturing
Texas
3%
6%
common
Company
Chemical
West
West
Inc
preference
&
3%
....
Knapp
1 Oil
50
83%
_A;>r»/-Oci
r
Period
-10
preferred
Instrument
Precision
&
127%'
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44
1)
Wakefield, Corp
Webb
1
'
87
'
1973
Feb-Aug
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980—
.Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6y2S 1973—Mar-Nov
United
Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976
May-Nou
TT s Natural Oas 6%
conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Weoo at Knapp Inc 5s debs
1974
June-Dec
Aug
l'„
Oct
—4
common
conv
/.
■
85
Lmv
&
: ■-;
$80
w
Waitt
.
80 '2
*89
100%
—
'/a
93
91
1
■
Gas
Food Service
13
10
98%
9818
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
1988.J-
Southern
90%
90
1
/
92 Va
80
—Feb-Aug
1987
Southern
98'/a
'
98 %
90
.
1987
Q
7r
94 V4
*75
—
O
series
59
26
>/
105
24
Va
122 !4 122 %
■■
57
Feb-Aug
1986
N
scries
90
12
89
92 %
90
4.. 4
1
10RK
1083/4
97
82'/a
98 Va
90%
'
92 Va
223 Va
100%
4
67 %
Va
115% 117 Va
V
112
'/
Sep
12 V'b
Jan
65%
...
116
33
V
48'/a
127
96 Va
8
88%
115%
35%
132
•
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100
12
88
61
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14
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1985.
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sprigs
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/
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>
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100 »/4
96 V»
8
18
103% 104
97
97%
933/4,
79
50
.
Oct
on
43/4
O
4%
-
1
1034
Vogt Manufacturing
Feb
Aug
Jun
ly%
9 V4 Mar
g)l,700
13% '
Oct
pi,.,
9,700
;
9
,
tiall
3
-1,100
/
9%
6 Va Mar
'■
'
Co
,Sep
a >»'V
12%
.
3%
1
—25c
—
& Coke
Products
Food
'9%
warrants——
;
———5:
Valspar
"83/i
46
Jail
i
17.78
~9%
5%
Dec
%
4
o
——*
Corp
4%
1,500
series
//
41 Va
173
72
69%
18
Va.
89%
J
4'/4S
Jun
353a
51
// 6
■
99%
74
1981—May-Nor
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
——
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
..April-Oct
Feb-Aug
.Jan-Aug
:
1978
I
series
>4i/2<i
Jan
/
5,200
99 78
70%
■
190%
1965
Edison 3s
1981
H
series
series
4%s
Feb
52 %
57
1982
4%s series K
1983
5s
series L 1985
Jan
1.1C0
74%
Mar-Sept
1979
G
43/45
4%s
Jun
1%
43a
l'/4
6%
8IV4
73 V4
-•
(jorp—
1976
E
F
aeries
4V4s
Oct
9
79%
51 %
/
101 Va 101 Va
Jan-July
1976
C
series
3%s
Apr
1
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls
Inc
25c
Insurance
series
series
3s
May
3%
4% July
'
1
%
O
5,600
Industries Inc_10c
Universal
6% May
202
'
'1%
Universal
2%s
3Vas series D
3%s
1955
Automated
Anr-
184%
96
b* Vi
54%
1976
1973
1973
B
series
3s
80 Va
Va
100 Va 103
May-Noi
1972
62
44
77 Va
4998_iJan-./ut<»
1977
warrants)
California
series A
78
8
Water Power Corp 3s
Harbor
Southern
Jan
70
'
6s
19%
69 Va
74 Va
58
35%
ApriZ-Oct
1967
debs
debs
debs
sub
9%
Jan
Dec
-
11V4
33
74%
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Co
Gas
<v
7s
30
15
82
■
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it)
15
12
45 Va
■'
5s
B»-oadrasttno
conv
5 V'b
7
2%
tr
1984
due
^
Electric
(without
7%s
Jan
41
Mar
36
1.400
2% ■
197'/4 197%
25c
.
1U Aug
Jan
4%
2%
—
.
1962
Series
Dec
.21,000
7%
7%
Corp—
American
'Warrants
Universal
1 %
14.100
ir„
39
2%
100
50c
5
1
1
;
Stockyards
Universal
Dec
1%
9%
3'/8s
10c
—
Reclaiming
Rubber
3%
31,600
>
Co.
U
U
9%
4,200
113
Inc
American dep rets
Ai~
4.800
3'4
11S
42
31
83%
Equities Corp—
Realty
Safe
United
N
Oct
23% May
12% Nov
9V'4
"—.
20
1
Improvement & Investing—2.60
United
Nov
33»
1
—
United
Foods
15%
Jan
17%
1T 8
-
Foieign
transactions
United
Elastic
Corp
United
12%
500
175
114
80
'">77
r-n
6s
sjl
deb
conv
Corp
American Co
53/4S conv subord
118%
100
155
80 Va
81V4
1976
of America 5%s 1976
moruage 3%s
1968
t-.ei vice
Public
102 y4
44
51%
J&n-July
• Nuclear
Corp
__Feh-Ocf
Ohio Power
1st
Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971_^
—.April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water St Power 3%s 1984
June-Dec
3%s
1970-;.
Jan-July
9%
1
vtc
Ltd
Gas
&
Oil
Canco
/
—
9
United
Juii
V
Research
National
3%
50c
1
Products
Aircraft
United
19%
■19
19%
100
14''8
14%
-10c
Inc
United
21
Oct
Jan
Hess
CLa
CUUl
i
100%
82
—April-Oct
Xluy-Nov
1982
.May -Nu>
^
1978
4%s
Lin^tvnp
Bellas
96
102
83%
.Jan-July
llq
6%%
Tr
^
5%s
Co
Rapid
4
20
Co
Investment
5%
17% Mar
transactions—.
Foreign
Union
6,300
6%
638
6%
10%
Oil
Livingston
92 y4
100
44%
——
1972
1977
6s
Co
8d %
148%
128
115%
86
—
$73
1981
conv
Realisation
Power
Chemical
Kawecki
4
.Va
3%
10%
Italian
1977
deb
5%s
Inc ^6s
V*
5
*
Corp
Canada
of
Co
Hydrometals
71%
/12
Corp—
Land
sub
Stores
11% ;
u
Chemical
Hartfleid
89%
2
30%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973—June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
90
Foam
conv
4
12
91%
105% 105 Vie
12
B
1976—i-i.*-————-May-Not
1981
April-Oct
6s J974_
..May-Nov
Corp 6{/r
conv
1981—.
April-Oct
American
'
90 V4
140 /
+
Construction
Jan
6%s
86
90
105 %
Development
14%
-—10
Gas
series
&
Jan
175
>
3%
97%
$100 Vie 101%
1993
——May-Nov
1993—
May-Nov
Corp-
series A
4s
Realty
wts
ex
2%
*
True
Union
6%s
68 %
126%
—
91
F<»tochrome Inc 5%s
12 3/4
—
Unexcelled
National
First
7
15
100
+102
65
95%
120 y4
104
'
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
21% Mar
300
22%
—:—1
Conduit & Cable Co
"warrants"
—
8
Dec
6
mortgage
1st
11
__
Tri-Continental
Temper
1st
Jun
3/4
—*
Industries
N
Feb
l'/4
Steel
Triangle
of
Dec
2%
13%
oeneral
90
1%
10c
Trav-ler
Lackawanna
27%
92 V4
77
102 %
RR—
Western
Nov
20%
1978—
&
35
86 '/
90
Mar-Sept
....——Jun-Dec
1976
6s
debs
Lack
10% Dec
4,600
7
Inc
Co
subord
conv
8534
58%
93
99
June-Dec
618
America—
Corp
Forging
Jan
1%
200
14%
1
1
"warrants"
Williams
11%
20%
9,700
16%
1
:
——
common
St
Transue
5,000
15.200
5,100
100
Lux
Transportation Corp of
5%s
Delaware
65
92%
1978—....Jan-July
3%s
79%
108% II6V2
80 V*
87 %
April-Oct
1978
6s
Assn
Authority
9
J125;
—Juhe-Dec
June-Dec
1970.—
A
1969
2%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
Feb
Oct
11%
11
4
Tower
7%
16%
1%
1%
Credit
Coburn
Jan
Dec
Mar
series
Racewav
Transit
3%
Ltd-r
preferred
4V4%'
Edison
Toledo
27%
registered—5s
registered—5 s
20
rets ord
rets def
Shipyards Corp
Amer
15%
26
1 %
1
Security Trust Co
Tobacco
14%
27%
10
—5
1
Foods
Lewis
Tillie
class
Inc
Thriftimart
6,500
23/4s
I
93
yuar-r cu
lauo_,
j.
convertible
53/4S
Chicago
July
%
t9ir Aug
19,000
3%
15%
com.—10c
Inc
u
3%
Edison
Co
Brandvwine
102
aud
27
80%
J64
>
series A 1975_Jan-July
Corp 6%
os
conv
Boston
4,700
3
Dec
1972
Chemical Co 7s
Montrose
Instrument
6%%
%
%
5
Shovel Co
Thew
Baldwin
Belock
Dec
3 3A
Inc
"warrants"-——
86%
3 %
4% Mar
2%
pfd—,—*
10c
50c
& Light $4.56
Power
Texstar
Textron
April-Oct
1% Dec
3
High
2
80%
'116%
5.300
98% Jan
Texas
Jan
13'4
Inc__25c
Realty St Petroleum 6%s 1972—Apn'Z-Oct
<k
Pump -*o 111c debs lay*!
June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3Vis 1970
June-Dec
Associated Oil & Gas 6s conv
debs 1975
Jan-July
Sep
Jan
%
Low
83 %
80%
oieei
• aiuci
4,900
8%
.
Jan. 1, 1963
I
No.
83 %
June-Dec
1974
debs
7,100
3%
10c
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics
Feb
8%
sub
conv
1
9%
1
Inc
16%
5%s
1%
1%
4%
'
Industries
5,800
36,400
Inc
American
Oct
26%
Sep
Alsco
•
Apr
4%
1
i
Warrants
Television
173/4
1%
1
*
Corp
TelePrompter
29
15%
4%
10c
Teleregister Corp
27%
22%
9,500
25 %
17 y*
—2®c
—
24%
27 Va
--1
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
25
9
Jan
8
Inc
—
7,400
12%
11%
12 >2
-1
——
preferred—.—..——10
4%
Inc
Talon
Inc
Range Since
Sold
High
Odt
17%
10% Aug
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
42% Aug
33V8 Mar
27
7
3 ^
Jan
94
Nov
38% Jan
31/^ Jm
23% Mar
50c Feb
7% Dec 4% Jan
51% Jan
ff."
17 o Aug
25% Jan
31 4 Jan
^
.
J5 sMay
38 + N
30 Nov
80c Dec
^ ',oc
a ec
60 Dec
Aor
P
Sl^a May
on
Number 6329
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
(2531)
Chronicle
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
American
Tel
Corp
Motors
Hecla
&
Calumet
Service
Cities
National
First
Co
Motor
Ford
—r.
Co
General
Electric
Gillette
Company
Kennecott
Lone
Inc
Stores
Corporation
Association
Cement
Star
Racing
Narragansett
Electric System.
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical
New
England
Railroad Co
& Chemical Co
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Drug
Association
Webster
&
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc——
Torrington Company
Fruit
United
Shoe
Co
Sep
Dec
11% May
14%
Sep
25'
12%
61%
54
25%
116
20c
40%
/
2u
60
28%
100
38'
20
.
Apr
49%
379
49%
1,745
41%
82%
84 Va
-50%
49 %
85-
Dec
Burlington Industries
20
Jan
86%
28
Dec
18%
19 Va
666
18%
Jan
■/-;
14%
53%
170
43 Va
Jan
46%
46%
20
31%
Jan
47%
Feb
13%
1,263
23%
25 V'4
,37%
38%
37%
38%
38 Va
150
37 Va
Feb
42
55%
251
55 Va
Dec
55%
17%
18%
471
17%
Dec
27
Dec
73 %
58%
58'A
58 %
58%
50
1,440
197/a
21%
54
422
47 % July
v„
87 Va
135
49
%
Jan
113%
32%
34
637
31%
Jan
41%
Oct
Gas
Cincinnati
Electric
&
Cinn
Preferred
Cincinnati
Diamond
Chemical
DuBois
18
25%
520
43%
4
37%
98
8
99
29%
Dec
Gamble
&
Procter
Service
Industrial
Avis
Iron
Corp of
Brown-McLaren
22%
6
22%
54
Jan
60%
Jan
45%
16%
Mills
Mfg
23%
24%
Tele
Jan
31%
Dec
37%
46 %
&
28%
29 Va
295
23%
31 %
Aug
78
80%
664
69% Mar
Range
of Prices
Jan
81%
Great
Great
New
Co
Motor
Fruehauf
General
Goebel
Higbie
Oct
Jan
Corp
1
13%
84%
32%
29 Va
Mfg
Co
(U11)
Co
—
Inc
Leonard
Michigan
&
H)
Dillon
Studebaker
Co
&
1%
Jan
&
Sash
Brick
Johnson
Tel
NOV
64%
Feb
58 7
58 Vb
59'A
a
18 Vb
17 '2
40
68%
68 Ta
18%
19
'
38%
47
%
48%
48%
50%
5.
5
69%
Dec
Nov
20%
Apr
6%
Jan
Oct
44%
5
Feb
Steel
10
200
8%
Jan
11%
Sep
1,000
24%
Jan
33%
11%
3,200
8%
Jan
12%
Jun
Oct
Feb
13%
Oct
19%
300
19%
Dec
21%
Jan
Jan
35%
Sep
Feb
58
Sep
Jan
33%
Jun
Jan
200
19%
32%
32%
1,569
Ji"/8
49 %
1,314
42
29%
29%
828
25
57%
2,031
78 %
4^"
11,040
53c
%
1%
805
1%
%
22%
100
17%
27%
1,174
21 %
2,800
11%
1
'100
5%
1,184
Lockheed
382
3%
400
42%
Oct
57%
Jan
91
Oct
6.4C0
23
Jan
32
Dec
23
22%
20%
Jan
31%
31%
28
Jan
12%
Dec
18
Jan
Mar
43
Oct
22 %
Dec
Means
29%
Oct
13
Sep
36
Sep
24%
Nov
Monsanto
Jan
3%
Oct
31 %
774
19 3 a
200,
17%
Jan
12 Va
2,000
12
Dec
15%
Jan
58%
400
45
Jan
61%
Nov
28
Mar
205
60
Jan
900
31 %
Jan
700
38'a
Jan
1
National
Distillers
National
Tile
North American
Northern
19
issues.
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Allied
Equipment
Corp.
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Aluminum
Co
American
Airlines
American
Co
Cyanamid
American
Home
American
Machine
American
Motors
Stales
(Un)
American
Rad
Tel & Tel
Tobacco
&
Stand
(Un)
Anaconda
Company
Corp
San
(Un)
Steel
(Un)
Common
For
5
33%
.6.25
(
footnotes,
67%
33%
46
1.25
Jan
28%
Oct
9%
Oct
12%
Dec
700
6,300
42% Mar
14%
Jan
58%
Dec
20 % May
Feb
25 %
Jan
30%
Jun
1,000'
Jan
26% Mar
3,350
34%
Dec
38%
1,500
36
Mar
46%
28 Vb
27 %
28%
800
26
Jan
58%
59%
600
31%
31%
31%
3,500
50% Jan
26% Jan
36'A
Sep
53 VI.
54'A
42% Mar
55
Dec
Dec
10
Jan
5%
69%
4,000
Vb
5%
70'A
1.000
5
Jan
23%
14
700
12%
Jan
16% May
3
2,150
2'a
Nov
9%
Jan
36%
.
36 Va
20%
20Va
47
46%
'
400
11,300
/
47
_*
/
Chem
(Un)
-5
1
(Un)
1
_
Sep
*
Co_
Service
17 T
10%
Jan
13%
Oct
53
Jan
72%
Oct
25
Dec
31% May
700
2,400
600
48 Va
49Tb
Corp
Dec
41%
Jun
1,100
24%
63%
Nov
23%
Dec
27%
200
700
49 T a
10
see page
41.
—_—-—
67
57%
Aug
Jun
/' 35Ta
35%
300
47%
3lVb
1.800
18%
Sep
(tears
Dec
5'heaffer
12%
4,900
114%
Jan
28%
2,500
25%
Dec
33% Apr
46
1,600
40%
Jan
53%
2,400
8%
Dec
28
,
43%
8%
18%
8%
Jan
Jun
66%
1,400
52
Jan
14% July
66Tb Dec
28
28%
2,500
25
Jan
30%
Roebuck & Co
Class
(W A)
B
Jun
1—
—
Pen Co class
.1.
—
Shell Oil Co
Oil
Sinclair
Socony
Mobil
Southern
Co
1
1
-1
15
(Un)
!
(Un)
Pacific
3
—.——5
Corp
Oil
A
Co
(Un)
5
—
*
38%
Jan
31%
Jan
53% Nov
47% 'Dec
36%
Jan
Sep
44
24 Va Mar
29%, Jan
/B
Dec
25%
Dec
25V2
23 V 2
25 Vi
2,100
13 V'4
50 V
2
51%
6.000
46
Feb
49 Vb
48 Va
50%
2,000
47
Jan
55 V8
Aug
48
47%
48 %
1.000
47
Nov
55 %
Jun
9%
9%
100
,9
Dec
17
15
*
Royal
33% Mar
43%
■■
3CV-S
Reynolds Metals Co (Un) —
—*
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un) ——5
Brothers Co
*
Oct
Jan
46%
——*
5
18% July
Jan'
Jan
300
May
70% Mar
,
56 Vb May
Feb
16% May
81,
Oct
47 %
Aug
79%
79
80 Va
42
42 Vb
1.100
95%
94
96
2.400
56%
Jan
40 Ve
39 Va
40%
2,800
34%
Jan
44
Sep
37 Tb
37'A
37Tb
900
37%
Dec
48%
Jan
31 Vb
29%
31 Vb
1,500
23%
Jan
37'/a
Jun
'
—
Southern
28%
(Un)
Apr
43%
31
of America (Un)
—*
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Revlon Inc ;
——.—_—1
64%
Sep
.57%
53 Va
47
Radio Corp
Sep
5% Mar
Feb
3
46%
700
63
52%
500
s.
'
2.909
62
52%
—5
_
Apr
Jan
32%
*
Chemical
4%
Nov
49
2,600
62
-5
141%
900
137% 138%
3%
2,100
;
4
4
•'
125
3 Va
61 Tb
23 Va
24%
■•A-
12%
(>57b
34%
Sep
Jan
25
33%
■
20
17
—3.33
Feb
23
Feb
Jan
200
4
Co—
(Un)
Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20 g
,St 'Louis Nat Stockyards
A
•
San Diego Imperial
—L
_1
Schwitzer Corp
2
-1
24% Feb
Dec
6
9»/a
7% May
.15
Is
Sep
Nov
51 %
Jan
4
3%
34 Va
62%
Jan
Nov
35
60%
61%
*
Jan
17%
Jan
52 V2
150
55
Feb
22%
Sep
200
8
12 T a
;
7-2
48%
16'A
38%
Apr
July
18
46 %
63%*
65 Tb
»
59%
5,000
32%
105
25
12%
♦
59%
6,300
43% July
11 Va Apr
'4 Tb
17%
17%
-1
Richman
18%
Dec
'
-1
Feb)
18%'.,
Sep
8
51%
8
■
70% Oct
36% Dec
17%
Dec
4%
4%
*
47%
18
Jan
18%
51%
--
4
36 Tb
20'/a
-
43%
34
300
Oct
13% July
200
36
36
17%
36%
Nov
Sep
Apr
19%
-1
Jan
49% Mar
Sep
450
17%
-_1
41
700
8%
22
__1
17%
61%
Sep
Jan
2%
2%
.50c
52
60%
6% Mar
73
52% Mar
27%
50c
700
65%
Sep
Apr
May
13Tb
III
—7
_
700
1,100
Dec
<
22.
(Un)
Power
63
Oct
5
100
69 %
.
:
5 %
32
6%
*
&
19
600-'
5Tb
5%
5%
—*
w
900
/
Nov
8 Vb
35%
43%
Mar
May
31%
Oct
24%
'
Public
Gamble
&
181
Jan
45
•
Bancorporation
Oil Co
Jun
5%
24%
35
66
8%
Pure
Sep
July
100
29
29
2.50
______
Corp
Procter
.
21
44%
%
43
18%
__10
16%
138'A
28%
50
:
Corp (Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
15%
18%
18
1.75
(Un)
55%
61
1
1.66%
Co
Co
55
67%
10
& Foundry
Corp
American
Armco
Co
11%
100
>
-
23%
Jan
59%
'
35
43%
59%
1
Process
Sep
13%
400
11%
1
;
12.50
Products
American
Apache
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
20%
Jan
2,400
17%
21
5514
16'A
9
10
of America
16%
20%
11%
1
1
.
Co
Chemical
American Can
16%
21
,_10
%
&
High
Low
High
Sep
Jan
34%
—
Range Since Jan.1,1963
50%
16
10
——,—5
Pennsylvania RR
10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke ————*
Pfizer (Charles) & Co
(Un) ——33%c
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un) —
:_5
Potter Co
—.6.-.
—1
for Week
Jan
Jun
Nov
1,900
6%
6
Peabody Coal Co
Sales
65
48%
10
Parke-Davis & Co
...
.
Week's
.
13%
650
1,100
transactions only
dually
31
Sep
24
21%
Corp
Indiana
Olin-Mathieson
20%
140
47%
18%
—
—
Aviation
Illinois
Northwest
%
21%
Mfg
&
Sep
44
«
47
Co
Aug
Sep
62
62
42 7
8.33%
Montgomery Ward & Co
9%
•
44V2
*
Chemical
36%
Aug
12
12%
58 Va
_
27% May
5% May
30
19 'A
62
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Sep
25%
Aug
32
,A3
& Co
20'A
Jan
40%
300
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co___—
Mar
'27% May
415a
»
Jan
24% Mar
23%
% Jan
41Va
*
(Un)
Corp
Modine Mfg Co
Monroe Chemical
17
400
<fe
Marietta
(F W)
500
5,200
8
Co
Aug
Dec
700
31
7.100
31%
23 Vb
32%
McKay Machine Co
>5 %
300
6%
Field
Marshall
Martin
Sep
19%
1,400
Jun
Marx
79'a
.
Co
&
Jan
Feb
'25%
Sep
•
Corp
C)
Oct
2%
19%
31%
Aircraft
(Henry
Jan
Nov
25%
Dec
t
1 %
8
2
Feb
86"
90
—1
3%
1,295
31 %
24
29%
78
—5
90%
Sep
30%
23 %
72% Mar
500
39%
new
Co
&
Litton's
Oct
23%
3,200
1,600
85%
5
Dec
Mary
2%
24%
84%
84 7 «
Tel
Jan
88c
/
23%
83
_Llo
Jan
20%
24 %
84%
20
26 %
Nov
the local issues, and a selected list of the
Co
Corp
Electric
Sep
29%
—
Acme
Feb
59
9
Va
36 %
Jan
102%
Dec
47% May
42%
41%
43
6,000
36% July
27%
27 Tb
28
1,100
27 Vb
49%
900
43%' Jan
50
49 Vb
49 Va
D*c
40%
50
179
48
Jan
55
50
Sep
10%
10
10%-
1,900
10
✓Jan
330
59
Jan
105
Aug
74%
Jan
101%
Sep
7%
Dec
9%
Sep
9%
Sep
47%
Sep
91
91
93T4
97%
97%
98
77a
7%
8,
1.300
'
800
7%
8%
1,100
453s
8'A
45 Vb
500
II
■
4
44 %
1.900
a
71 Va
900
53%
71 Va
,
42 3
70 V
44%
/
Sep
7%
Oct
42
11
:
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
$3.50
preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
Friday
Admiral
53 V4
Jan
' 600
8.400
.
39%
10
11
»
^.___
Stephens Shinkle Shoe
(Minnesota)
Allen
Sep
Oct/.
4% Apr
32 % July
17
/
3,800
'
1
Dec
Low
42
29%.
1
10
Co
Oct
12
Par
24% May
100
38%
48
5
60
Dec
600
38'A
50 Tb
Jan
Jan
55% Mar
1,400
5%
-
28%
5,000
5%
5%
17%
550
69
19
1,300
40%
3
49%
1,300
18'A
40%
76 Va
(Un)
(Un)
&
Electric
99%
52% May
16
Sale Price
53
Sep
30 T a
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Jan
"
1,200
...
44%
Northern
STOCKS
56V2
—
Jun
Jan
traded
55%
__1
Inc
Paper
International
Midwest Stock Exchange
The weekly ranges for all
Oct
56 %
—3
25
Jail
round-lot
35
Co
Feb
10
of the
Jan
39
Co
Works
Tool
Steel
Jefferson
Aug
12
compilation
23%
Door
Northern
A
800
77 Ti
Northern Illinois Gas Co
,
31V'2
Nov :
31
Dock
48%
6
31
Inc
15 7/i
Dec
7,474
10
*
Wire—,
Sep
31
Co Ltd
Industries
.International
Dec
100
19%
(D H)
Illinois
May
100
1
54 %
100 /
3.33%
.
Dredge
34
12% Mar
10
—L
Corporation
Spring
8%
10%
Rudy Manufacturing Co
Jan
_*
13
3 %
30%
44%
Co
Oct
13%
1—2
Jan
3,400
_•
Nov
*
CO—
Jun
26%
4
1
Dec
1
(HW)
93 %
900
48 3
•
Oct
30c
Interlake Steamship Co
International
Harvester
10%
Co
&
50
29%
48
_
Sep
13%
Co
97
2(r
48'A
■
9%
5%
97
29 Tb
Rubber
Co
Jan
.10
pfd
Sugar
Davis
Prophet
65c
23 Va
26%
5%
34%
_3
21 %
3
Refineries
Jan
1.66%
43%
1
25%
,
655
11%
500
___5
Corp
Inland
14
Apr
1,171
~
1%
1
32%
■;
2,450
22
32 V*
___2
___.
44%
,
71% Aug
5
1
10%
50c
Jan
—
43%
77
—
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing Stamping Co
*4
48%
1
10
110
1
1
i
-
"
50c
56%
—
10
19%
:—1
1
900
1
Leath
20%
1.66%
62%
-II5
_•
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21%
10% Mar
120
88'A
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62%
___
13%
7
Jan
12
■
>1,200
13%
24
10
—
110
8
23%
10%
62 %
(G)
Illinois
High
Dec
15%
2.50
1
Chemical
Kresge
(S S)
Co
Kysor Industrial Corp
Young
12
100
100
,
Motors
Scotten
769
17%
10
1
2%
Brewing Co
Lakes
Rickel
12
17%
200
Corp
Great
Parke
12
19%
Paper
Copeland Refrigeration—
Cunningham Drug Stores
Detroit Edison
Co
1
Ford
12
6.25
Dec
*
y(Un)
Towing common
Greif Bros Cdoperage'class A
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
17%
11%
wi
common
43
Lakes
Huttig
Low
11%
Consolidated
Dec
1
Inc
Si
Lakes
Holmes
Shares
12.50
43%
5
Brothers
(W
Howard
High
5
Corp
3,500
.___
Gray Drug Stores
Sales
for Week
5
Chrysler
45
5
Electronics Corp
(The)
Gossaid
Sep
84 %
•
43%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Sep
39% Mar
1
*
Oct
;___i
Corp
Tire
General
Apr
20%
19%
Co
-•
May
99%
.2.50
Motors
Gen
Oct
Dec
107
11%
Co
Budd
Dec
19
5
Bankshares
Foods
Gillete
19 %
Burroughs Corp
65
Jan
51 'a Mav
—50c
Rubber
Electric
Goldblatt
56 %
8//
Aug
10T»
Co
:
General
Aug
300
—"
1
—
62
5,300
-5
Corp
.AAA
Corporation
Oct
*
Co
100
400
89%
10
Gas
Dairies
-
j
Dec
17 V2
America
Mills of America
W D
Jan
Dec
64%
Co
Co
1 Vb
47
Jan
.12%
Co
Wisconsin
*
r.
49 %
Mar
41%
'
Sep
84%
Whitney Corp
Motor
Tb May
34%
.
Jun
16%
..100
Co
Insurance
&:
100
15
Feb
Mar,*
64%
10
4%%- pfd
Edison
Tire
Sep
—*
Corp
Manufacturing
Briggs
11% May
6%
84%
;
Natural
44% Dec
4% Mar
900
f
17%
System (Un)
Chemical
Paso
106
Last
Stores
Food
Borman
200
13
13
_6.25
_____
Co
Products
100
Week's
—1
J
Dec
32 Tb
wi
common
102
79%
Products—..———*
5%.
S00
Jan
Friday
Metal
;
1,100
General
Detroit Stock Exchange
Supermarkets
13
%
47Tb
—
Allied
Jan
41
—2.50
Corp
Brewing Co
Corp
Hibbard Spencer'Bartlett
American
Jan >
46 7 a
Apr
18
Low
20%
va
97%
35%
Par
Dec
45T«
96 %
44 %
/
Sale Price
10%
47 %
West
Hein Werner
STOCKS
14,600
%
Heileman
LISTED
11%
47%
92% Mar
44%
*
common
IOTA
46
General
48% May
33%
*
Mfg
Inc
South
&
General
Anr
Feb
28%
Hobart
Sep
5
18
22%
35%
—5
Cards
51%
5%
268
:/
22%
_5
Eagle-Picher
Gibson
41% Mar
5%
Candy Corp
General Dynamics _J
Feb
Dec
55%
1
^
23 %
23%
101% 102 %
56 %
1,100
1
Fruehauf
High
Low
99
1
—.
45%
24
Foremost
Range Since Jan, 1,1963
98
102%
—50
Telephone
National
Shares
24%
100
_i—_—
45Tb
/ 34
General
High
23%
23%
25%
Milling
_^10
New Oil & Texas Pac com—20
Oct
Nov
Ford
43 %
—__^__10
com____8.50
Mfg——
Carey
Cincinnati
Feb
35 Vb
Nov
Flour
for Week
Low
40lb
Jun
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
July
26%
19
Dow
Co. for the transmission
Range
Par
30 %
750
22%
F
Week's
Last
400
35
25%
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Co __
of these prices.
Friday
37 Va
35
400
First
STOCKS
39%
36%
1,300
Corn
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
LISTED
1% Feb A:
34%* Apr V
Jan
2,000
Firestone
indebted to the firm of W. E. Ilutton &
Jan
24 va
.
23%
El
are
Oct
28%
550
42 %
Fairbanks
We
1 Vh
3,400
20%
Continental
Sep
33% '
3,300
19%
Container
Oct
86%
1 %
23 Vt
<fe Hecia
;
31%
23%
Cleveland-Cliffs
30 Va May
Oct
20%
53 Va
Jun '/
32 %
1>
;
—
Corp
Columbia Gas
July
53 Va
Feb
30%
1 'A
11%
* '
(Un)
Corp• (Un)
Commonwealth
Anr
20%
——
Machinery Corp
26%
Feb
31
45%
City Products Corp
Oct
42
29 Va Mar
Nov
21%
20%
Cities
Dec
5
21
1,500
5
12.50
New
Feb
55%
1,200
24
35
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR— "12.50
12.50
Chrysler Corp
Dec
25%
21%
300
30
•
Dec
25%
Dec
26% Feb
25% July
Central
Oct
July
52%
53
Nov
22
21%
21%
Cdn Export Gas <5s Oil Ltd ______16%c
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
L
Apr
29%
55
2,700
37%
5
,
%
30
5
.___
Jan
22
Calumet
23 Va May
9
Dec
24% Jan
'455
Corp
17 Vb
31 Va
8
1
Oct
Business Capital Corp
Oct
79%
"iva;
Tb
22 %
_1
___5
.
Corp
Corp
Burroughs
"41% Aug
Jan
67%
Fisheries
Burton-Dixie
Dec
62
450
Brunswick
59
1,285
9%
Jan
Feb
32 Va
27%
Borg-Warner
Dec
73%
26%
Get
Booth
Jun
Sep
31'A
Z 9
Dec
41
,
Aug
60%
72 Va
26%
Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co Boeing Company (Un)
Oct
12
21
2IV2
28%
2,000
22
_P2
Bethlehem Steel
1
/,
71 % Mar
969
Consolidated Inc AUn)
Benguet
High
Sep
14%
22'8
22Tb
»
Bmks
Jan. 1, 1963
Low
13Ta
America_2.50
_10
74%
Mar
lt>
48
r
Jan
of
Co
& Howell
Range Since
/.
High
22
*
72 Va
Dec
'
Bell
Shares
Low
3
25%
Jan
16% Jan
V
222
67%
■
-;55%
48 %
*
com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Min com.50
Westinghouse Electric Corp com__6.25
United
74%
75
18%
1
*
—
Jari
29 7 b May
20c
*
—1
Shawmut
Stone
56%
100
38
*
5
1
20
100
5
10
2.50
Copper Corp
400
75
66%
———
_—
Sen
69 %
Co
Canteen
for Week
4
Corporation
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Mfg Co
Jun
44
25%
100
"B"_—100
*
2.50
5
-1
1st pfd "A"
cumulative preferred
o-iyu
Jan
61%
—-5
cum
Jan
'12%
5
Fuel Associates com__10
Eastern Mass St Railway Co com___100
6%
va
Corp
Avco
Dec
36 %
'
Eastern Gas &
6%
141%
345
75
—10
Co
Range
Copper
Jan
Products
Automatic
Feb
23
Jan
282
69
Inc
Co
15%
114%
Athey
High
43%
42%
42%
100
RR
Providence
&
Trust—-
Property
Personal
Boston
201
3,345
13f)7/8 139
1,1963
43% ;..45%
Co
Edison
Boston
Boston
138 %
33/3
50
Tel
<fc
Company
Anaconda
;
Low
18%
18
18
J.
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Par
American
Shares
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
of Prices
Last
<
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
Boston
54%
3.400
355a
36%
2,600
Jun
7%!tDec
34%
35%
Jan
Mar/,
30%
13%
497
Jan
Ape
Rep
75
Sep
57
Sep
37%
Jun
;
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
(2532)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS' (Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Range
Sale Price
2,900
47
Jan
65%
Aug
Public
76%
7%
3,800
58 %
Jan
76%
Deo
Pacific RR
States
United
___
Inc
8%
Dec
Ritter
5%
Nov
9%
Sep
Scott
31%
43%
32%
4,500
25%
Jan
39%
Oct
Smith
44%
1,100
38%
Oct
44%
Dec
South Jersey
Sun Oil Co
69%
67
69%
2,200
59%
Jan
74% Aug
Texas
20%
20%
20%
800
16%
Jan
20%
Oct
Thompson
20%
21%
1,600
United
78 %
78%
120% 121
40%
40%
300
21%
World
American Machine
—
Jun
Universal
Dec
10
20i/z
20
21
2,788
com—*
74%
73
74%
200
68%
Jan
7934 Aug
—______50
&
10%
103fe
1038
50
7%
Apr
14 Vs
Sep
4%
Apr
5 3/4
Jan
30% Mar
38%
Gas
B__.
73%
Jan
Sep
Warner
43%
Jan
57%
Oct
Washington
13%
13%
1,600
Nov
20%
Lab
42%
50%
6
37
37%
648
62%
59 %
62%
468
5 %
MM
_=—*
.2.50
35%
49%
/
1
1
24%
49%
6%
4.50
20%
i
8%
Jan
58%
Sep
16%
Jan
203/4
Dec
46
47 %
Nov
60
May
9
May
8%
15
410
21 Vs
Jan
27%
8%
87'e
50
8%
Dec
9 %
28%
29%
34 %
35
%
500
49 %
600
33
4,800
4
4%
38%
33%
7%
Jan
43%
Jan
41%
50
Dec
81
3%
4,600
52
Dec
32
31%
900
32%
20
17%
17
17%
75%.
75%
77%
Sep
Jan
'.'18%
Oct
51% Mar
6,600
:
Light
Gas
.84%
10
^
*
common..
—
Stock and Bond
Oct
17%
Below
on
20
25% Mar
31% July
33%. Mar
40% May
Averages
other Exchanges.
10
Range
High
25%
25%
150
2.90
2.95
6.000
33%
32 %
33 %
9,000
32
Dec
34
34 %
4,200
28
Feb
2.00
500
Buttes
Oil
&
Gas
Cabol
Castle
Ink
Homes
Oil
Inc
35c
Co
34c
class
A
4
38
'
3%
10,900
138.60
82.56
90.12
88.09
88.65
90.15
87 76
88.57
90.25
87'. 66
88.49
87.87
83.55
267.48
93.81
176.01
138.14
236.03
93.70
82.66
175 49
137.95
265.53
93.61
82.43
Holiday
—
177.08
760.30
——
138.19
266.88
32 %
2,900
26%
Jan
8
following
using The
divisors:
Industrials,
47
47
1,800
17c
19c
15,600
32c
14 %
I
49c
42c
40c
47c
12,400
1.50
1.40
1.50
__50c
4%
4 %
4%
2.50
2.60
1,500
62
62
100
20,000
Date
Range for
Closing
Mon.
141.89
Tues.
Dec. 24—
141.23
Wed.
Oct
Dec. 23_.
Dec. 25—
Holiday
47 %
Dec
35c
Dec
Good Humor
Oil
Holly
of Calif
Co
(Un)
Co
l!
Oil
Jade
Lasco
Industries
Leslie
Salt
M
J
& M
M
Meier
Merchants
Nordon
10
Oil
Frank
&
2.50
common...
Co_
Co
62c
May
Thurs.
Dec. 26—
17
Aug
Fri.
Dec. 27—
Petroleum
Corp
Ltd
Norris
Oil
North
Co
Southern
Union
141.51
26c
Dec
39c '
1,400
Id VB
Jan
22 %
Dec
1.30
Jun
2.10
July
2.40
2.75
11,500
1.73
Nov
3%
Jan
1.30
1.35
1,900
2.40
_1
1
27%
2.25
8
7%
High
145.60
Oct 29
Low
A
Preferred
120.15
Jan
;
Westates
Preferred
Willlston
Apr
7%
11%
Jan
20%
100
17%
Jan
22%
Aug
1.55
32 %
400
2.15
2.30
4.400
2.85
Jan
Jun
2.05
Sep
31%
5,300 '
Dec
75c
500
1.20
Oct
1.55
2.10
34
28%
100
23
Jan
33 % May
5%
3,500
5
Mar
8%
6%
6%
6%
100
64 c
65c
1,900
63c
24%
24
24%
1,000
23% July
(Unt
5%
1.05
6
7 %
Jan
the
for
current
2,100
stock
year.
Goods
Non-Durable
151.2
140.9
0.6
141.9
137.5
'
137.2
/.
Goods
—0.2
141.4
'
146.2
144.2
134.8
1
'New
•
135.7
.
191.9
170.3
—015
180.9
153.8
—1.1
176.9
,
136.4
104.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Oct
Oct
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
Stocks
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Acme
Markets Inc
1
Addressograph Multigraph
Alan
Wood
American
Steel
Tel
Tel
___
71
10
;
V
Low
71
707
66 Vb
Dec
80 %
560
55%
Sen
68 V4
10
12%
Feb
22 %
5,611
114%
Jan
141%
24%
Jan
28 Vs
1363/4 138%
7%
10%
Budd
Company
2o5/8
26
%
!
26%
45%
48%
_2„„13
Soup Co
Charge Service_____
Central
7%
.
10
Chrysler
New
12%
common
Curtis
1
w
■
388
41%
50%
Nov
Nov
%
Power
Duquesne
246
7%
Dec
14
1,196
9%
Dec
12
Oct
Electric
Eltra
<fc
Fair
Foremost
General
60c
$1
3,971,643
9,942,000
Dec. 26.
3,696.975
9,783.000
101,000
9,884,000
Fri.
Dec. 27
4,364,721
12.613.000
135,000
12,748,000
16.572,685
$42,437,000
$946,000
Perfect
Total
Week Ended Dec. 27
V.
Bonds—
U.
,
'
S. Government
$946,000
Foreign
and
108,089.900
$15,000
93,261,600
17,312,000
*1,349,119,460
1,355,830,400
$320,000
...
:_L
Railroad
$1,274,000
42,437,000
Bank
Industrial..—
Total
$43,383,000
$18,586,000 *$1,457,529,360 $1,449,107,000
44%
Dec
45%
Ddc
32 %
31 3.8
32%
425'
30
Apr
34%
Aug
224
35%
Dec
403/s
Oct
3
23%
Jan
26%
♦Revised
figufe.
Dec
Aug
Feb
6%
r~
~6
50
•>
38 %
38%
.'J!
;
38%
24 Vb
24%
5%, Aug
common"I
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
22%
22%,
32
21%
Oct
27
20
20%
1.117
19%
Nov
25%
Feb
50
48%
5058
3,435
41 %
Feb
59
Sep
Corp
I
10
9%
10
'.
Mar
Foreign
Stocks
I"~"
A~
1
662/i
~~~
Shares)
"~10c
"
,
_
"
j
————
Corp
78
1
20%
20%
inc
Stores
3
Bottling
Inc
Apr
Mon.
Dec. 23__
1,543,080
$348,000
Nov
12%
Apr
Tnes.
Dec. 24__
1,497.875
301,000
16 3
74
16
Feb
18%
Apr
Wed.
Dec. 25—__
75%
4
79 %
42
7.113
9
85
10%
201 a
213i
20%
20
40%
2,000
,
5,180
21%
246
20%
2,400
104 3
142
485
4
42
L
_
"
91 %
57%
Jan
8 3'4
Dec
14%
'83'8 May
10%
29
Feb
20 %
19%
Apr
Jun
24
Oct
Thurs,
Fri.,
Dec. 27.
22 3/4
Jan
109%
30 %
.Tan
47%
Sep
25%
557
?*%
Dec
28%
32%
1.544
31%
Dec
36 Vb May
23%
25%
4.337
12%
Feb
25%
45%
45
5
35%
Jan
*
see page 41.
60
10
2
3%
3%
;
100
51
Nov
8% Mar
3%
Oct
47%
_____
222.000
1,659,080
Bond
Sales
$355,000
$1,000
304,000
Holidav
224,000
$1,149,000
2,000
278,060
6,261,795
Total
Oct
32
52
1,561.760
,
Jan
77%
25%
10
Total
,
1,000
$11,000
279,000
$2,000
$1,162,000
Jan
17% July
25
%_
qreign
Bonds
3,000
-
Dec. 26
Feb
32
6
$6,000
l'
Cu-porate
Jun
,
»
i~""~""_25c
"
v
""in
~
52
of
footnotes,
22%
11%
1,03
*
new
Sep
Dec
50
9
Inc_____I"~"""~'"inil,.'
'
11%
17%
11%
10%
21
Bonds
Bonds
Jan
17%
610
V 98
8%
17%
j
Gov't
Domestic
(No.of
11%
preferred
~
Photo
•
956,739,637
1,134,647,784
14,359,630
16,572,685
1962
1963
1962
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares___l___
16%
Inc
$43,383,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 27
Oct
8%
RR
For
638
100
Apr
56%
'
Feoria &
Pepsi-Cola
45%
51%
Jan
Resistance
Drug
Holiday
Dec
46%
Pennsalt Chemicals Corn
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania PR
PeoDles
10,169,000
Jun
Dec
10%
417
Co
Co
2,547
16
115%
20%
voting
Fund
90
Jan
Apr
Aug
245
Motors Corp__
Food
Inc
class
&
84 %'
8
8%
General
Merck
92%
52 %
;
Martin-Marietta
12 %
380
1,645
May
7%
Co_—i
Acceptance
Madison
..
Oct
11
5158
Co
International
-
10
44 %
84%
preferrod__
Giant
362
113 % 115 %
,14 %
52%
Dairies
Homasote
13:%
11% Aug
8% Jan
"7%
Stores,
conv
$10,582,000
'
—"III 25c
Motor
600
l
Battery
Porter
Food
Ford
% 185
9%
75
T~~~~~6
Light
Corp
Fischer
12%
—.i-ZIZ-5
Light
Storage
&
$483,000.
'227,000
Dec. 25
Jan
8%
10%
'9%
6 25
C o—J——Z
Publishing
9%
13
115%
1
Corp
Delaware
12%
9%
1.80
$10,099,000
Thurs.
International
Campbell
Salps
Bonds
4,539.346
...
Feb
.
45%
Co—™ l
~~~5
Govt.
'
Dec. 23.
Dec
330
1
Transit
"
,
Dec. 24
Oct
—10c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bonds
Oct
167a
Atlas
Baltimore
Total
'Bond
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
Tues.
Jan
60 Va
1678
138%
*
Foreign
Bonds
Mon.
High
57
—4.33
Corp
:
6834
.
Corp
Atlantic City Electric
2__.
Atlantic Research Corp__>
Credit
High
—i'
•
-33 Va
.
Arunael
Range Since Jan. t, 1963
59%
—2;50
.
common.
&
Low
and M'is6el.
Wed.
Sales
Last
Railroad
No. of
Sale Price
-
High.
Shares
STOCKS
106.4
135.5
—0 5
191.8
176.1
134.2
Service...
and
116.2
125.8
144.3
,
130.6
121.1
—0.5
135.5
190.9
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
1.4
,
,
...
Transportation
Oct
8
1.55
May
141.8
Manufacturing
Durable
0.3
__.
,
Low
150.8
151.2*
Composite
High
Change
13,*63
Aug
8%
May
Dec.
-1963
Percent
1957-59=100
}ec. 20,'63
Feb
31
5% Mar
50c
of
index
Feb
98 c
"Dec
3
500
1.15
5%
9,000
7%
1.05
10
_10e
%
7%
1
2—___.
Exploration
SEC
7 % May
5%
6
Jan
r
3.00 May
Dec
64c
common
Oil
6.00
Nov
___1
.
(Un)
Basin
Dec
28% '
__
Co
Petroleum
2.15
5%
r___.
;
Equipment
1,300
r
3,
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
stocks for the week ended December 20, 1963, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
The
Aug
12,400
31%
2.15
^_50c
~__5
Warrants
Jan
8
1.05
1.05
pfd_ 25
Co
32 Vb
2.25
1
1.55
_50c
Co
25
141.68
1.65 Mar
1.05 July
50
Apr
20 %
1
.
series
27%
2.15
l
Industrial Corp common ___22_1
Victor
27%
_33%c
Inc
Co
Jun
Aug
2,600
i
Co__
Gas
Oct
3%
69
Apr
27
1963
Range for
Jan
5%
28c
25c
Gas
&
Sugar
United
.'v
Cal
Oil
Trico
1.85
1.50
common
Invest
Oil
54%
r
22 %
28c
1
common
Properties
•
27c
Western
Ranch
Royal
Dec
3% May
2.50 Dec
1.30
;
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop^___^
Oil & Gas Co
Rice
1.40
800
4,300'
Jun
Jan
20%
Reserve
Rhodes
95c
38c ' Nov
Mar 14
100.23
I-
Low
Jan
25c
=_10c
Co__
_/
American
1.10
Dec
__10
(Un)__
Inc.
Co
'
7%
44c
1962
144.31
High
Mar
Jan
30c
4.800
10c
9%
"
Feb
15c
2,100
44c
1
____
5.04;
.
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Apr
37% May
34% Mar
4,700
13%
45c
California-l
of
Co
Rails,
2.876;
^
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks) '
"■
22
Dec
7%
2,100
•
_1
Exploration
Brewing Co
90.33
82.36
93.63
'
General
Goebel
40
Bonds
Holiday
65
Jan
6
Nov
.
compiled daily by
stocks, 14.23.
are
5.20;
Jan
1.00
Dec
18%
30c S
26
Oct
-
2.35
Dec
28c
31c
Dec.
Oct
38
1.75 Mar
1,600
19c
ties
Dec
3,500
8
Utili¬
Ra lis
Apr
2.95
19
14%
4
26 %
Dec
37c
•
10
Grade
Rails
High
Jan
2.50
31%
32
10
25c
1
/
_•_
V
3%
Low
25
18%
*
_,
Ltd
Co
3%
10
Capwell
Corp Ltd
Exeter
»
5.50
Emporium
Eureka
uu
Co
Cooke
&
Eichler
*
1
Co
Ltd
Enterprises
California
1.90
-1
__
Second
Grade
trials
758;30
25_.__—.—-
Utilities,
Low
34%
—
Inc
Industries
First
Indus¬
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
2.90
__5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Shares
25%
Par
Corp pfd.(Un)
25
corporation partic ctfs
Brewer (Cl
& Co Ltd new_-_———*
Total
Total
10
65
Stocks
756.86
Dec.
Averages
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
177.35
Co.
,
<
Week's
Friday
—
24
Dec.
15
ties
roads
762.08
...
23
Dec.
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
and bonds listed
Bonds
Utili¬
Rail¬
trials
'
20..
Dec.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Bucxner
Sep
Sepr
Aug
50
Stocks
30
Cement
8
162
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones &
Indus-
American
^
Nov
6
the daily closing averages of representative stocks
are
Oct
13%
300
Co_
Sep
Apr
Jan
9
AVC
Jan
8
800
25
Jan
32%
48
50 %
STOCKS
Jun
43%
279
Oct
30%
13;
28%
Date
This list does not
41%
1,325
'
„
10
Price Range on Stocks
Jan
33 Vb
Sep
69 Va Aug
6%
"
6
243/4
*
Corp
Apr
Nov
59 %
.
967
35%
50 %
20%
47%
20%
5
Life Ins.
35%
49 %
50
3.50
'
24
July
Jan
Jan
5%
37.%,
*
20
Jun
Apr
1
=
——
Improvement
Marion
100
38
-1
Zenith Radio Corp
Aug
12 %
Corp
5,900
4Vs
__*
1
5
Publishing Co
Yates
Gas
53
33%
6.25
36%
Jan
Transmission.
Family
United
84 %
32
—1
—2
______
United
Dec
52
49%
1
Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
Dec
Nov
13%
—1
Western
21%
89%
Jan
5%
Ramo-Wooldridge
84 %
2.50
——
29%
3.838
*
79 %
42
3,271
12
Gas Co
Eastern
High
,
34%
11%
common
French
&
121%
Jan
33 %
1,000
Kline
Jan
101
class
Low
33%
11 3A
.__—
Jan
13% Mar
71%
5
Finance
Papers-
52%
16%
^
Upjohn Co (Un)
Webcor
Dec
5,200
32%
10
,-----4
(Un)
Products
Universal Oil
7
6%
*
Steel
S
1,400
5%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
33%
——
7
,
Power
Electric
Service
6
3.50
*
Gypsum
Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
U
Electric
Low
Shares
common-/..'
10
Co
Co
Transportation
7%
La Salle St Corp
Carbide Corp
Union
Electric
Reading Co
12/*
Union
Potomac
74%
_25
(Un)
Apr
63%". 64%
20%
,
—
Gulf Sulpha 1"
69
74%
Eastern Transmission
So
57Nov
64
7
Texaco Inc
208
1,600
25
____1
Texas
Phila
Dec
60
1
Texas
1,200
32 % May
595a
Studebaker Corp, (Un)
Sunray D X L Oil
Swift & Company
22%
Jan
60
common.
new
Jan
25 %
_~L~6~25
Inc —
-—
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana _—
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Corp
Philadelphia
13
13,700
26%
♦
-for Week
of Prices
Par
High
28 %
—
Spiegel
Storkline
Low
High
>le Price
Sales
Range
Last
S
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
22
28%
21
50c
Rand Corp (Un)
Sperry
Shares
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last •
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
Dec
Dec
Oct
58 %
Oct
10%
Jan
Jan. 1 to Dec.
•
1963
1962
Ln63
27
1962
6,261,795
5.582.413
311,891,042
305,837.059
$1,149,000
$938,000
$7Vvroo
$73,^96 000
11.000
7,000
3.0-7.000
1 963 000
'478,000
1,302.000
$76,6^4.000
$77 061.000
Bon'ds—
Domestic
Foreign
s
Government
Nov
7%
Week Ended Dec. 27
Stocks—Number of Shares
Foreign
Corporate
Total
2,090
$1,162,000
$945,000
Number 6329
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
/■
,
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Sale Price
Dollars
Canadian
in
Expressed
Are
''
'
,
Range
Sale Price
Low
Par
Abitibi
Paper
&
Power
Ltd,
common
Asbestos
Sugar
243,4
190
24%
Jan
25%
Aug
58%
1,865
43%
Jan
59%
25%
26%
7,476
22
Jan
30
41
730
39
Sep
41%
Dec
a22
80
22
Jan
47 3/4
250
45
Aug
503/a
477a
%
9 %
1.025
20
20%
145
10
,10
64j/2
64
64%
71
71
10
*
79
79
5474
*
15 '/1
*
25
—50
53%
Jan
May
12% July
Jan
Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst
Paper common
<fc
Power
A
Telephone
Bell
preferred
5 Vz %
Bowater
29%
Dec
Mine,? Ltd.
Mills common
Products common.
Flour
Ogilvie
Steel
Ontario
200
67
July
763/4
205
70%
Feb
80%
Oct
55
50c
28,618
55
Dec
14'%
11,625
16c
May
45% July
2,340
15%
14%
20%
1.00
Dec
55%
Jun
10c
Dec,.
Dec
49
49 %
50
49
53%
53%
5,151
51
July
53
53
75
50
Jun
2.30
2.50
2.25
11,222'
Petroleum
Pacific
Penmans
27%
610
350
103
100
7
7
400
6%
53%
Nov
4.65 Mar
Sep
*
12%
11
13
2.170
3 3/4
Jan
25
25
120
21%
*
20 34
20%
21
9,790
20
•
38
*
.D_____
—
Cement
Canada
common
*
37%
Dominion
38
Iron
Canada
Malting
banaaa
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
pfd
28%
class
$2.65
common—
Foundation
Canadian
Imperial Bk
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
International
Marconi
Del
Rio
Chemcell
(1963)
$1.00
20%
Nov
22%
50
94
Mar
98%
48
Aug
58% 'Oct
12%
12%
240
12%
Sep
13% July
Southam
13%
Apr
11%
Oct
Dec
11% May
54
54
25
51%
18
>700
17%
common
48 % May
3.50
100
-
4.95
Nov
Nov
24%
Jan
37%
Dec
2.587
10%
Aug
13%
Nov
17 V*
400
.17%
Dec
17%
Nov
al9
25
22
Jan
12%
4.800
,
7%
Oct
8%
Apr
9.25
Jan
13%
Nov
10%
Oct
75
213/8
Aug
22
Jan
50
353%
Jan
3834
Jun
1,840
12%
12'/4
'■
,
37%
37%
7
.
July
6.85 July
1,550
a21% a21 %
3.7%
18
"100
7.35
•
'
6
6
100
4.95
Oct
6%
Smelting.
Ltd—
&
*
*
30%
31%
8,465
22%
Jan
31%
class
Class
393/2
39%
39%
103/2
10%
Dec
40 3/4
A
4%
Jan
11
10 Vz
Nov
13%
21
1.500
17%
Apr
21
Credit
18%
620
17
Apr
18%
Sicard
Inc
International
Distillers
class
Seagrams
Dominion
,
,
Dominion
Glass
39
*
Steel
Dominion
&
Dominion
Tar
•
warrants
8 %
28%
"A"—
Ltd
Co
Steel
Du
16%
47:'n
Jan
55'/a
193/4
2,070
16%
Nov
23% May
1,333
61
Jan
6 8 »/2
Oct
17%
173/4
17%
4,600
17
July
^0
Feb
19%
19%
100
18
Feb
1.25
1.25
"500
--
Dupuis
class
Freres
___•
Kootenay
52
1
Fraser
French
Steel
Ltd
Brit
Trans
,
Oils
Triad
Corp
class
Oil
Class
Home
(Canada)
Gold
Viau
Ltd
Webb
&
Howard
Smith Paper
Hudson
Bay
Hudson's
10
Feb
Class
B
1,667
8 34
1.235
10%,
10 V4
10%
1,100
74 %
74
74%
1,798
71
16
16
125
14
10%
10%
10%
2,705
5
5Va
1,110
25%
25%
1,650
25 %
Dec
28%
16%
16%
16%
965
133/n
Jan
20% May
11%
11%
11%'
24.
1,525
1.25
Dec
'
Jun
21
Apr
1014
Jan
Dec
May
23%
40 %
2334
1,397
16%
Jan
24%
24%
24 %
220
21 %
Jan
40%
290
35%
Aug
25% May
44 Vz Mar
40
12 %
985
9,
a21
58%
al8%
29%
Jan
18
6,154
5o
43
Mar
898
59%
Feb
66%
Dec
10%.
310
10%
Oct
15%
Jan
Feb
-*
11%
—*
12%
Dec
60 %
Feb/
%
21%
Oct
Oct
66
17%
Jan
21% May
32
Blue
3.15
350
83'%
,13
2.80 July
15
13
200
a
64%
Ltd
-
ClasS
Loeb
B
<M)
Jan
8% Mar
Jun
3.75
Feb
92%
Nov
13% July
Maclaren
200
10
Jan
12%
Maritime
125
47
July
483/8
Nov
Calumet
23
2,050
16
Jan
Oct
Canadian
5%%
Security
6%
1,645
26% ' 27%
750
21
350
10,
6%
a
12 3,8 a 12%
4.65
Jan
Jan
7% May
29 %
Jun
A
Ltd_—
Inc
Miron
Co
11%'May
Arc
*
1
For
Nov
Cartier
Casavant Freres Ltee class A
28%
.10
al6
al6
130
1
'5 V'a
•5%
100
7F%
73
7,473
r
*
73
34
9%
48%
81
10
966
9 %
9%
18%
__*
11%
11%
12
1.040
•
7
6%
7
3,280
'
7%
Quebec
May
10
41
Shares
9c
9c
Low
10c
50c
47c
50c
12c
-Miir
May
84c
Feb
19c
Mar
8,000
!
-12c
July
4 Vz c
500'
9c 10 %c
5,950:
1.55
1,000
1.80
7%c Apr
Dec
4c
16c
Seo
33/26 Jun
12c
Jun
71c'
Dec
30c
20,000
2.65,
55,715
24c
25c
13,636
8%c
2,500
7%c
10c
6,000
2,500
3o
3,900
3!/2C
3c
6c
3c
6c
6c
*'
,
8
8
30c
1.70
1.10
3.10
3.10
Jail
8c
600
10c
Dec
28 %
1,900-
1,275
Dec
May
19
Jan
Oct
13c
July
Alar
10c
Oct
Apr
5c
Apr
Jun
'Nov
8c
Nov
3,000
8
87c
10
Corp Ltd
Cessland
_______
May
Dec
6%
3.85 July
3.00 July
9c
Dec
733/8
Feb
16c
Jun
40c
Sep
19 %c
Nov
35c
Sep
4c
Jan
3.7-3
Dec
25c
8,500
27c
25,000
2%c
2 %c
3%c
6,300
2%c Jun
3.25
3.55
2,150
,2.75
Oct
1.10
1.10
1,300
1.05
Dec
1.25
6c
6%c
2,600
Jan
38%
Sep
Aug
28
Jun
Nov
55 %
Jun
78%
Feb
87
9%
Oct
11%
.2/1" v
47
,
8%
o
16%
Oil
Bus
.
—*
*
1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava..
Dec'
Dec
Nov
Mav
Apr
13%
Sep
*
18%
Jan
May
9
9 %
23%
21%
100
19%
Jan
23
Jan
Delta
25-%
26%
5,218
1834
Jan
26%
Dec
Dominion Explorers
/' 112
16 34
5.980
105% 105%
10
9%
49,300
1.25
1.25
1.25
36c
30c
6c
6c
3c
3c
29! '
Feb
2%c
Dec
lie
2,000
90c
Jan
40c
23.480
30c
Dec
93c
6c
9.000
6c
Nov
14c
3c
3,500
3c
Aug
3c
7.500
3c
Oct
48c
Dec
3,700/
55c
1.50
2V2C
Sep
Jan
Mar
Jan
6c
27
28c
23
Dec
May
'500
1.00
Aug
Dominion
Ltd
Leaseholds
Ltd
!
Dec
Dominion Oilcloth & Liholeum Co
Dumagami
May
Dumont
Mines
Ltd
Nickel -Corp
May
Oct
-
Feb
2.90
Jun
Jan
Apr
53/20 Jfih
63/2C
Feb
95c
NCV
1.75
Apr
'
9,000
2c
Dec
1,575
9c
Aug
55c
7c
9,000
Jun
5c
52c
27
-
4
3%c
25
Feb
Jan
July
8c
30
,
Dec
Dec
Jun
343/2C
Nov
25c
Jan
30c
11,500
14c
8,c 10 %C
14,743,
8c
Dec
3c
Jan
6 3/2 c
8
Feb
13%
De
Aug
13
Dec
Oct
34c
Feb
28c
4c
4c
4c
1,000
133/4
13
133/4
660
11
Sep
c
13
13
475
7%c
6%c
7%c
1,500
—*
Electronics Ltd
Oct
16%
110
11
Apr'
Jun
33
2c
6c
5%
12
50c
51cv
Mar
11c
Sep
Oct
1.50
..1.50
Pacific
Nov
70
4%c
9c
New
Mar
12'%
3c
Ltd
1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Couvrette & Provost Ltee class A
5
Credit M-G Inc "A"
2—
10
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd—
—*
Consolidated
7
a
4c
4.40
10%
•
Apr
1834
16
all%
125
Consolidated Canorama Explorations'__l
Conso) Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—_1
Consolidated Div Standard Sec pfd__*
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd
1
100
12%
32
51c
2.425
20%
32
Gas Ltd——
*
Mach (Can) Ltd. wts_
7%
105
100
&
22%
,
1,200
Oct
Jan
9c
Feb
4%c Apr
1,000
4.95
10%
5%c
1
Commercial
7 %
16 %
5%c
4.95
10%
6c
'
T4■«<•••. .Tun
113/4
6c
*
1
—1
1
Cooper
Commodore''
Jan
19c
>
25c
Oct
July
Dec
'
3.40
Ltd
1
Corp—
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd ;
Minerals
Chemalloy
May
1.10
Dec
24c
Ltd——1
—
Corp Ltd—
Products Ltd class A
Manitoba Mines Ltd_'_
Chibougamau
Apr
46c
6c
42,600
8
Feb
3.30
Nov
/'.Nov
24c
100
87c
Feb
2.60
Dec
Mar
8%C
10c
Oct
12c
2%c Mar
95,300
-
23c
99c
3,400
4%c
High
Dec
9c
6,000
15C
4%c
15c
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Nigh
9c
-1
Food
a203/4 a20%
26%
Tel
page
May
40% May
Dollars
of Prices
3.10
com.
Asbestos
Cassiar
21%
cl A..2.50
pfd__IIII
-
for Week
1.01.'
Explorations
22%
II'IIIIII*
61
1,400'
18%
,
5%
1.375
a9
16
100
80
80
24%
a9
24%
34
24
483B
7 no
18%
see
7
Sales
Range
Jan
16
footnotes,
Canadian
Week's
30c
1
Nov
45% May
partic
in
Expressed
Low
1
2.65
Aug
6%
Oct
23
—
14%
Jun
Ltd
Feb
Jan
Properties
Underwriters—
15%
21%
•
Dec
2.05
17%
Aug
27c
Jun
13
_—__I~_100
13
Nov
!_„.
J,uly
393,4 July
common
30c
62%
Jan
Mar
55%
810
2,500
2,250,
55c
16%
Nov
1
1.40 Mar
11%
1,975
&
60%
33
Ltd—,
r
Mines
6,770
Tel
60%
143/4 May
153,8
Shown
Mines Ltd
Uranium
Class
Carbec
3,904
preferred'
Dec
175
Interurban
24
13%
Massey-Ferguson
Oct
11%
Dec
47 %
_5
Ltd*
4.10
500
100
1
Ltd.
12 %
23%
River
Jan
100
11%
600
Ltd—______—
12%
13
Co
6.75
4.30
11%
37
Tungsten
47%
22%
Paper
Jan
8.10
Ltd——
22%
22%
<&
1.84
16 V2
common.....—__*
12%
47%
_•
Bloedel & Powell
Nov
Xast
Raceway
Mines
Hill
44%
Power
MacMillan
1.45
37
Bay Mining Co
Mines
Bornite
43%
"_~*
400
«
8.10
*——1
— 1
Ltd—_—______—,—_1
Mines
Bruneau
Burnt
44
_____i_2_
Oct
1.75
16%
Ltd—_—
*
Mines Ltd—
,
Bonnets
Central
Ltd
15%
,
Hawk. Mining
Black
Jan
15%
com
Oct
Nov
9
*
--r-—■—
common
Belgium Stores Ltd
Jan
Corp
35%
133/4
25,235
16%
Jun
li'/a
A_.
Jan
'1,400
40c,
1
warrants
-2
Gold
Barvahee
710
class
11%
21%
14%
*
Exploration
Band-Ore
15%
Financial
Dec
2,601
14'%
1,75
14 Vz
Arcadia
Talc
Baker
15
Ltd
Co
9%
3434
Dec
15
Loblaw
9
34 %
9
3434
25c
_£l
Laurentide
Dec
100
64 %
3,000
Co...
*
55%
55%
2.45
Catelli
com
Dec
64
4V2C
59 % May.
Ltd
Deo
25%
55
10%
2.65
45
Service
23%
55
-
4%c
Oct
(John J
12%
Feb
64%
Ltd-—_______
Nickel Corp_
Mines
Jan
Public
Jan
10
-*
Co—
cla§s A
Atlas Telefilms
25%
3.15
a83%
13
$2.00
Labatt ,Ltd
Sep
9%
18%
19'A'Feb
1
935
Cleveland Copper Cprp__^__2___
Jamaica
Oct
Feb
6c
42%
...
38%
36%
5c
75
2
common
Jan
Aug
6c
503/4
Paper
Nov
29%
29
6c
3,825
1,200
Utilities Corp comrrfon
2.50
preferred'
25
Intel-provincial Pipe Lines
/_ * 5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% ,pfd__
10
9%
Feb
Dec
285
—1
150
International
7%
Feb
11%
6% Feb
700
1.75
18%
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Jun
37%
1.80
29%
a
29
3.15
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5
60
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59%
2.50
Canada
Nov
5Va
29 %
__1
260
of
Apr
11%
4,728
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining.
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—_.
57%
Nickel
19%
alO
Sep
2.75
1 44
International
Feb
4.30
—
Associated
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21
Dec
8IV4 May
37
10c
Arno
2.40
Ltd..:
10%
Jun
Jun
9%
100
8%
Nov
July
4.25 July
3,410
Amalgamated Beau Belle, Mines Ltd-—1
Ameranium Mines Ltd
—1
44
Co
6%
*
Ajax Minerals
Alscope
Consolidated
Alsof Mines Ltd
57%
Gas
73/4
23%
Sale Price
17%
*
preferred..;
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Par
57 V4
Cement
.
Friday
♦
Natural
8%
5
STOCKS
17%. Oct
$2.00 pfd—50
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Dec
Canadian Stock Exchange
20
____.l___20c
Inland
.
25 %
& Worts
(Canada) Ltd
Limited
Feb
6V2
•
Oc t
7.250
25
—
Trans
Nov
27%
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
Indus
Acceptance Corp common:
Oct
Jan
13%
Corp
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Weston
Mining
Bay
May
47
9
41%
Corp Fun,d_.
Knapp
Wtestcoast
13 %
5
...
15
41%
25
23%
Gooderham
Walker
16%
a!2%
...
Pittfield—_____
12%
al2
83/4 May
25%
A_,
_____
750
com.*
Ltd
Mines
A
B
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50
1
....
Sep
12% July
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Bank
22%
1
com.
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Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Home
Inv
Can
&
preferred
22%
'___i——————-
Steel
United
3,656
1%
Lakes 'Paper..
Dec
23',4
Canadian
5%
Great
Jan
20%
Pipeline
Mountain Oil Pipe Line_.
5,300
•___*
common
4.85
25
Canada
17
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,
Wares
521
——1
Canada
16
*
_•
Motors
General
Corp
t_
Petroleum
General
Great
Ltd
Cos
*
7%
103A May
13
Steel
Trans
17%
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...
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a2Q34 a203,.t
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8%
class
Finance
163!
12 %
Power.
7%
41% May
Aug
29%
A
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
17%
A__
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous
Players Canadian
33-%
May
41 V'a
Texaco Canada Ltd
Bateman
East
4,490
Canada
class
153/
23%
com
5,670
39%
Deo
64 %
3%
Canada
Pont, of
10%
39
——
of
Co
17
Ltd..
Bros
10%
*
Standard, Structural
Steinbergs
Augustus
Donohue
10%
pfd_—_20
*
Nov
Jan
83
com.
Dominion Textile common..!
Jan
39 (4
37%
17%
...
38%
31
—
16
Chemical
325
24% Aug
8% Feb
Jan
Jan
5
18'/4
__
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Ltd;:
&
Aug
12
52%
Coal
Stores
Dominion
'/a
22
64
10
Ltd
'
75
200
19%
•
1.
common
Lime
"
52%
_
7%' preferred
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16
300
6 Vz
26%,
16
—
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&
6%
263/2
__
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.
Bridge
Foundries
Dominion
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A
Ltd
28
common.
Dec
18
6%
common.....
Zellerbach
Apr
28
Dec
18%
;
—
Crown
Oct
253/4
*
'*
5%%
Oct
20
♦
Coronation
Nov
18%
53
■-*
—
Dec
200
1,506
11
—
Crush
11
1,450
Dec
1,650
11"
11
—
B
4.530
21
10
Prices
Corbys
11%
28%
Dec
•
Glass
15% May
23% Jan
Dec
Apr
31%
Paper
Corp
Textile
44
41%
Save.—_—
&
Zellers
__
Mining
Dec
22% Aug
11%
*
Trans
12%
7%
*
16 Vb
Jan
36%
-
7.25
7.25
.25
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Jan
42
12
,
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Oct
Sep
12'%
260
3.65
36
17'/4
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18%
13% 'Feb
205
47
17'A
12%
—
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4.15 July
69'/a May
i6-
-
46 3/4
36%
■
Sep
3.00
776
,
55% May
Sep
60% July
1
64
3.65
♦
Consolidated
Consumers
14
Apr
9%
16
-25
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Consolidated
Oct
8
7,130
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12
1,500
9%
63'%
*
Coghlin
500
10%
a3.50
—__.
Ltd.:
Ltd
13%
9%
•
com_.
15%
Jan
Feb
28%
Sep
Nov
10%
_«
Power
July
,-10
—
Ltd
Simpsons
May
Shop
-
—.—
preferred
preferred
$1.75
Canada
'590
preferred—..10
Oils
Shell
2,063
63%
12
14
32 %
75-
13
common..
Investments
20%
-
105
20 %
5
;
Industries
Shell
57%
Cloth——
Wire
Central
Apr
96%
54
1.125
21
44,
20%
*
common..
May
57
*
Capital
30
Foods
Shawinigan
96%
9%
15 Vz
21
44
.
1
Cement class A
Lawrence
Salada
20%
*
Vickers
393/4
Jan
St
20 %
Commerce.L10
Refractories
Canadian
Feb
5774
1
Petrofina
31
24% May
25
Pacific Railway
Canadian
Feb
Nov
Jan
50
15%
21
—15
Royal Bank of Canada
Dec
Co
Canadian
Dec
20%
common
Canadian
13
26% July
Ltd
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans
Co
23
46 %
Canadian
Feb
150
common
of
9%
2,680
*
Canadian
Dec
24 V2
preferred
B
Dec
27% Mar
Jan
Nov
103
23%
•
__•
Electronics
Breweries
Jan
23%
prefersed _——_—1_.12.50
Canada Wire & Cable Co Ltd "B"—_*
Aviation
30%
25 Vs
Aug
July
29
65
5%
Canadian
40%
Jan
11%
pfd
1961
Algom Mines
Standard
■*
:100
;——
Feb
20%
•
Rockwell
23%
Canada Steamship common
31%
505
--
Canada
Reitman's
24 %
Foundries common.
3.868
24
*
Telephone
*
&
Canada
40%
23%
common.
Quebec Natural Gas common
Quebec
24% May
Ltd—*
10
Co
Sugar
Canada
Canadian
12%
999
28%
.—20
preferred
$1.30
263/4
102
T
.
<
39%
,24
common
Corp of Canada
Power
57% May
Oct
23%
Products
Nov
Jun
Dec
23
Power common
Jun
11
•
103
Calgary
57
Jan
,_1
27%
Building
Jan
7%
Jan
79%
103
B
Oct
45%
500
Jan
71%
23%
class
105
1,085
40%
*
Columbia Forest Products
•
Col Telephone 5.15%
pfd—100
Brockville Chemical Ltd 6% pfd_—10
Ltd
Oct
Feb
10%
*
70
British
Mills
11%
88
50
49%
•
July
British
Bruck
May
313/4 Jun
143/4 Jan
10
44
Rio
American
31
Sep
y
49
•
61
2.40
British
High
Sep
28
10 Vz
•
3,907
Light & Power—.*
Oil
—'
*
Traction
Brazilian
101
.
27
49%
•
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19% May
■—
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100
101
__
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,
—
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Banque
210
9% May
Oct
20
4,253
17 Vs
56
9
52
55
9Va
all V2 all
9*%
17%
Bank of Nova Scotia—
29 %
Aug
7%
450
533 4
53%
53 Vz
'
17 V'a
Bank of Montreal
28%
._5
23a,4 May
47
29%
•
Corp
575
*
Trust
Moore
27%
I——
Locomotive
Montreal
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High'
27%
Jun
40%
a21%
41
20 %
common
,
Shares
Low
_•
class A
_
for Week
27%
Par
Oct
14,094
*
—*
Corp
Dec
13
58
26'%
;
%
Atlantic
Nov
13
58%.
preferred
——
Aluminum Co of'Canada 4%
pfd—-25
4% Vc
preferred
5°
Anglo CanadiaivTel: Co $2.90 pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
._*
oiass
C preferred—__
*
42/4
12%
Ltd
_'.
B
Montreal
High
Low
High
12%
a
Class
Range Since Jan.I,1963
24%
12 7
*
*—25^
—*
com
new
preferred
Algoma Steel
4Va•%
Aluminium
Shares
'*.'
'
Breweries
Molson
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Shown
37
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
(2533)
/
_
2.35
2.25
2.40
900
1
21c
20c
23c
11,250
20c
Dec
*
Ltd_*
17%c
16,200
10c
Mar
29
305
22%
90c
90c
95c
3 800
25 %c
Jan
1.95 July
1
23c
6,900
16c
Jan
1
21 %c
25c
23c
17c 17 %c
28 V2
lc
1.40 July
Oct
2.60
37c
Sep
Aug
1.19 Mar
29
Oct
Feb
.
33
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CANADIAN; MARKETS
Range
of Prices
Shares
'
Last
ST OCRS
Sale Price
Low.
East
East
Power I'X
Kootenay
Ventures
Electrolier
Ltd
class
Corp
Equity
Metal
2——*
1
—1
A—
< 1945 i
Mines
Foreign
Sec Cor£> Ltd.—
Power
Minerals
Reliance
Fort
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Fox
10c
Jan
23c
2c
2c
2c
2,000
2c
Feb
3c
18c
Mining
July
40c
July
6c
6
Inspiration
14c
Voting
1,500
10c
11c
15,500
10c
Dec
35c
/
50c
2,700
35c
Dec
1,700
5c
May
11,000
lot;
Dec
6%c
10c
—
■
6 %C ;
lie
3.30
10c
9c
10c
1.35
1.50
1.400
5c
5c
500
88c
88c
TO00
2.00
2.05
785
90c
1.10
547
1.50
1.57
4,381
3.30
—
International
-
Dredging
—
—
&
Ltd
——.—
2.05
*
1.55
Iron
Jubilee
common
.
Corp
1
Kelly Desmond
Renting Aviation Ltd—
Gold
Kiena
Jan
Ajgoma
Steel
Jun
Aluminium
4
V4
Kodiak
•
80c
1.80
Jun
Anglo
Jan
At'cues
1.15
Apr
7c
1.45
Corp
6,967
Ltd
Petroleums
8
450
7,395
95c
98c
2,282
♦
„_
9.800
49c
2.28
C
Laduboro
Oil
Dufault
Lake
Inc.
Mines
Les.„
77h
77«
1
Ltd
Leclerc
Laiteries
5
"A"
Corp
Acceptance
90c
90 c
100
1,400
1.00
7%
*
_•
7%
7%
.
100
<Alfred
7.40
7.40
100
1
18
18
200
*
2.50
2.75
400
4c
5c
4,000
—.-1
Ltd——
Inc
i
class
A
__
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s
Publishing
Leland
Lingsidc
Copper
Lithium
Oc.jj
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
o*
4c
1
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd____l
Massval
Mines
Ltd..
Apr
$6
3.35
Oct
Aug
3.85
Dec
Bank
Feb
Bartaco
1.60 May
Jan
GO'1
5.70
7%
Boll
M'ries Lid
Distilleries
Ltd
10,700
8,319
2.00
Dec
3c
4c
8c
Apr
Oct
10c
1
Chipman
Aug
81c
9c
34e
Oct
50c
Nov
57%
1""
Sen
86c
10
5
50
5
Nov
9%'c
8,950
Mid-Chibougamau
Midepsa
Industries
F
•
,
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
1
•
*
26c
29c
1.80
1.90
2.10
17.050
41c
Seji
1.10
&
14c
1
__:
Mining Co Ltd
Pleasant Mines
Automatic
41c
Jail
—
Mines
Vending Co Ltd—*
!
Finance
North
American
15c
1,000
12c
Dec
87c
July
36c
1.45
1.50
1,800
2c
.1.45
2c
166
2c
Dec
6c
1.25
1.90
11.750
12c
Jan
33c
7c
6%c
7c
16.000
6c
Dec
15c
Metals
1
4 %C
4 Vic
Feb
5,000
Ltd—
class
i
Mines
of
60% July
67 % July
70
100
1.95
Oct
4.10
14%
15%
3,469
14 %
Dec
20%
Jun
50
49%
50
360
•18
Dec
56
Jun
31c
14c
41c
13,641
4.60
50%
8,423
50
,r~
%
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76%
1.00
Dec
51 % July
4.50
50%
45
50
Apr
53% May
53
53
119
50
Apr
56%
5%
5%
5%
2,600
4.15
Oct
6% July
2.40
2.30
2.55
18.509
2.25
Oct
4.65 Mar
27 34-
25 %
27%
27%
8,299
•
23
23
23%
3,150
15%
15%
16
50
*
44
43
44
635
57
57%
823
51 %
Jan
58
Mav
108
108
6
105 Va
Apr
109
Oct
102% 102%
Sep
103 %
Nov
Jan
25 7
Dec
Jan
12%
Feb
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25
common
57%/
108
102 %
Oct
30%
12% May
23%
15
18
Jan
30%
Jan
5
4%
5
500
4'%
•
8%
9
350
it %
Aug
*
7%
7%
100
7%
Jun
-
A
%
3%
21
Jan
Oct
Jan
Oct
45
Dec
—
class
Nov
*
5
Dock
Dec.
57% May
5.50 May
135
Dry
Jan
50%
100
Co
Jan
Sep
25
&
May
629
53%
common
I-P2C Mar
Minerals
Mines
*
Bread
Dominion
Iron
„
6
Dec
Feb
Aug
10%
Jan
8% Mar
Columbian
Ltd—
'
*
-
—
Canada
Safeway
Dec
22c
Jan
Canada
Dec
Wire
8c
4,100
5c
48c
Jan
Canadian
4c
4c
1,000
3 Vic
Dec
8r
May
Canadian
4.80
330
1.60
Feb
3.00
Oct
3c
3c
2,000
5c
Jan
3c
Dec
46
500
44%
Oct
7,200
1.48
Feb
49
1.77
Mines
23%
480
23%
24 %
3,275
20
*
4.85
29
24 7
Apr
67«
Aug
Jan
Apr
May
Dec
30
17
Sep
19%
22%
/
Apt-
40
22 %
121
Jan
May
a
105
Jan
Dec
30
May
Jan
25
May
21 r
20
20%
880
20
Dec
64
63
64
930
56
Jan
65
64
63 %
1,300
55
Jan
65
Oct
243
74 %
Feb
81
Jan'
96%
35
93%
Jan
98
Aug
57
58
400
48
Aug
58%
uct
13%
.
13%
100
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
1,500
13 %C
Dec
24 %c
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Ltd
1.85
4,700
1.75
Dec
3.75
Jan
55,000
12c
14,200-
42c
10c
20
20
100
3c
3%c
5,950
2.10
2.25
200
20
20
Jan
48c
IRe
Jan
Feb
20%
♦
•
-.
common
2
2.25
'
20c
-
200
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lc
2.05
20c
May
Dec
Sep
1
Ltd...
1.70
1.65
1.85
5.690
1
82c
79c
82c
400
10
10
25
20c
25c
♦
•
__
20c
1.65
Aug
Oct
_l
_
35c
Chemical
_~1
Curtis
Ltd
Food
Foundation
Canadian
Services
i
20
33c
Dec
15c
Dec
42c
Apr
40c
Sep
55c
May
41c
Sullivan Consolidated
41c
46c
4,100
3.15
3.40
100,260
Mines Ltd
Superpack
1.55
—
1,000
4.80
1,620
84c
.
1.55
4.50
Corp Ltd.
Gold Mines Ltd
84c
500
--
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tallisman- Mines Ltd —HII.
9%c
__
9c
6
9%c
22,200
68c
70c
——■—III™
70c
22,100
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6Vic
1,500
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6,000
h ' --'C
General
E
Aug
1.65 July
May
Co
1.48
Jun
4%
Dec
67c
8c,
62c
6c
Oct
Jan
_i
5c.
Corp Ltd
i
Explorations
Ltd...—II—1
2.19
Petroleum
4Vic
4c
4b
5
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Corp
Ltd
%
2
Ltd
Canadian
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1
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l
23c
-
Oct
14 Vic
_
l
4c
Dec
1.40
Dec
2.34
2.00
Nov
3.15
3c
Fund
of
Can .—2
see page
6%
Dec
Jan
52c
i,:;75
Dec
1.00
i>60
2,800
2.60
Dec
8%
Tan
4.50
4.50
4.50
100
3.10
Feb
4.50
Sep
3.70
3.58
3.70
280
3 00
Sou
4.25 July
36
36
100
29
Oct
36
Dec
35
36
175
34
Nov
39
Feb
43%
44
570'
33%
Jan
46
12%
12%
12
Dec
36
45c
4.25
12%
19
856
10% Aug
3.555
Jan
69 % May
7% July
300
Feb
10
Oct
•
17%
17%
18
1,250
13%
Feb
13%
18%
Nov
3.75
3.65
3.75
2,100
3 50
Nov
5.00
Feb
25
36%
36%
10
12%
37 3
Dec
36%
6,437
243/4
Jan
11%
12%
1,747
10%
Sep
17%
17%
400
17%
Dec
17%
Nov
21
21%
328
16
Jan
22
Apr
Mar
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com
—
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32% July
46
Jan
30'%
Oct
300
29 %
Jan
35%
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100
10
99 Vo
25
200
22
Mar
203
17
Jan
150
171
29
33%
33%
33%
100
25
17%
20
16
16
4
29%
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;
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4.70
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23%
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133b
117
35
29
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common
Westinghou.se
,
'
500
101
Jan
Apr
Feb
25
20 Vb
Jun
15% Jan
17%
Jun
25% Mat-
33 %
Oct
Dec
6.25
Jan
4.10
1.85
Dec
-•
4.05
Jan
1.90
1,850
—*
12%
12%
12%
5,679
10%
Oct
13 7
a
Nov
—25
36 3
4
36%
37% >
30
36%
Dec
38%
Nov
47.%
47%
48
285
%
Dec
52%
Dec
6%
6%
6%
770
5%
Apr
Industries
Bldg
*">00
Oct
16%
20% May
16% Jan
60% July
12 %
—
Utilities
19
12%
preferred
$1.75
Oct
•_
common
preferred
Chrysler
—:
•
'—JILT6.25'
new
a
15
2.10
200
2.08
Dec
29%
1,750
29%
Dec
53c
15,050
15%
316
38c
UVi
July
Jan
Commonwealth
Jan
Consolidated
75c
Feb
1.85
1.85
95c
300
Dec
3.65 Mar
5c
6c
6.600
5c
Oct
12Vic Mar
2Vic
3,900
2 Vic
Dec
-
5.75
5c
Jan
Jan
4c
Consumers
2.500
3c
Mar
.6c
Sep
85c
2,500
81c
May
87c
Sep
1.500
20c
Dec
80c
3c
3c
3,000
3c
Aug
8Vic Jan
Jan
6%
6%
1,200
3 85
Jan
6%
Dec
Gas
10%
common-
Cosmos
""'lsh
5%
Nov,
9
Jan
781
7 Ms
Jan1
11
Dec
Timber
8%
235
7%
Jan
10%
Nov
31%
7,550
22%
Jan
31%
Dec
39%
39 %
39%
2.641
36
Jan
41 % May
11%
11%
11%
6,339
10% July
104%
105
45
10
11
235
18
20%
_*
,
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3,499
275
16%
6%
6%
660
1.25
1.25
400
common
Ltd
common..-
*
10:%
11
300
—*
1.40
1.40
150
71
71
39
15%
16%
*
16.
,
41.
j,
'
/
%
t.
3.175
Dec
7% Mar
18 %'
18%
10
'
104%
16 '/a
20
1.25
.
ITust.
International
10%
D(b
8%
•
^
10%
10
30%
.—*
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Imperial
Crestbrook
450
•
voting.
1
Warrants
1,050
8%
J-100
*
B
Coronation
3,430
6
'
common-.—
B
preferred
Clark Publishing
Distillery
9%
10%
9%
10%
31%
10
,
—
Class
Copp
Nov
Jan
Dec
4.10
9
Loan —5
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
Consolidated Paper
—
Class
24c
—
8% May
6
&
—
Building
Preferred
47
10
9%
Savings
Bakeries
Consolidated
19% Aug
90c
90c
Cellulose
Jan
100
Nov
l
common
30
4.75
4.60
Clairtone
Crown
footnotes,
Nov
Aug
b
May
7C
2Gc
—
18 7
July
8%
preferred--
,
Capital
Dec
100
4c
Ltdi—
Western Helium Ltd
" ~
Westvilie
Mines
Ltd——A— .Till
12
2.75
:——*
Corp
Canadianwide
Jan
9.340
Tire
Canadian
Sep
14c
85c
_
17
May
G.40
Jan
64 %
preferred
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Canadian Western Natural Gas
Corby
Corp
(>%
8%
Canadian
1.14 Mar
2Vic
6c
„
14
Feb
63%
—
5C.
Sep
4.75
90c
_
2.70 May
Dec
Jan
3 00
8%
Railway
A
Canadian
Nov
238,700
1
Swimming Pools Ltd
Hour.
Associate* ■
1.00
11
50c
Refractories
Canadian
1.80 Feb
1.41
2.20
49c
15%
100
May
2.65 Mav
—1
Petrofina
Canadian
Dec
2.30
2.08
52c
18%
55
Dec
63%
Co
Canadian
Jan
3.40
4 Vic
29 3
-4
18%
Aug.
99c
10
l
common
Canadian
Aug
84c
1.85
1
;
pfd.
18%
*
Gas
Industries
2.30
•
700
10
Columbia
Freezers
8 %
May
51
—2.50
Bank
Canadian
Chemcell
Ltd
8%
28
com
Preferred
4%
July
y4
8
55
50c
common...—
u
Feb
22c
>
760
6,100
11% Oct
11% May
Dec
*
common
—
1.00 Mar
Jan
.TV
13
5.75
Dec
2.65
Investment-——*
Securities "A"
*
General
Canadian
Canadian
Industrial
6,500
3.40
2,600
28
Imperial
64c
26,500
1.15
5.40
Apt-
OS
-*
Electric
General
Canadian
Dec
8c
1.00
12%
8
*
Products
Canadian
20c
7 %c
7%c
1,415
5.55
Dredge Dock
Jan
8,800
49
120
1.30
'
1.15
Wright
Jan
11
2,000
53 %
1.10
53%
*
1
1.10
Feb
17c
53%
—
common_1—
4.75
Sep
10
50c
49
1.25
A
preferred
Canadian
Jan
75c
17c
550
cl A wts
warrants
Canadian
Jan
35c
33c
33,603
49%
j.
class
Canners
Canadian
Jan
'
—
538
9%
49
Feb
,.50c
Dec
10 %
9%
—50
Aluminum
warrants
B
Canadian
Oct
3.25
10
9%
'
Dec
6%c
;
10%
*
B
58
•
class
preferred
British
77 '
96%
5o
B
Canadian
Apr
1.75
preferred——.100
96%
Cable
&
Breweries
Canadian
Dec
15c
_*
Exploration & Mining
Inv
23%
24%
77
Canadian
Speculative
19
77
—
Aviation
Canadian
May
13 %c
—
50c
Co
19
10
Mtge
Prelerred
1963
—
Ltee
Mining
19
—
Steamship Lines common
12c
1.77
Metals
„
Obnl*kt
27 %
20%.
Mar
1.75
;
Silver Summit Mines Ltd
Silver Town Mines Ltd
Asbestos
27%
*
24c
45%
—;
Lands
;
Corporations
27 %
A
Nov
46
Regent Mines Ltd
United
s480
2'^JCl
*
1.15
Nov
5%
common——10
Nov
Dec
37 3»
—
class
31c
20
101%
37
Sugar—
Permanent
7c
--
Diversified
United
25
37%
Stone—.—
Foundries
B
4.60
-
Lawrence
Canada
2.371
20
—
Cut
12,773
20%
5%
Preferred
Crushed
42c,
20-%
101% 101%
*
common
5c
1.75
Ltd
Lawrence
Exploration
37c.
207h
common
Cement
Canada
*
Ltd__
St
Ltd
37c
•
100
Sep
.-..50
'J—
Ltd—
St
5.00 May
2.65
25
Class
*)
July
25
Class
pfd—
Enterprises
Warrants
2—
For
104
Dec
71 %
4.60
A
Canada
Canada—
Foo's
Oil
4.00
2.65
53%
Preferred
Westburne
11,781
Jan
100
•
7c
^__„1
Ltd—
Mines
1st
Gold
Vanguard
Virginia
64%
70%
4.60
Products
Gold
DredgC—^
4.60
*
.1
Ltd
Producers
Towns
63%
71
,
53%
A
3.80
3,500
Prime
Transterre
64 V2
-
Products.-
Sep
13c 13 Vic
Mines
1,610.
May
'
25.175
Air
4.10
25
17
Class
16c
Dufault
10
4.00
Nov
Jan
•
Malting
13c
Co
100% 100%
4.10
22%
1 (K)
Packers
16c
Crest
York
25
478
Canada
Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Quebec Telephone 5%
1950 pld—_20
Weedon
23%
490
Canada
10c 10%C
Der
23 %
197b May
July,
550
Feb
38c
Van
23%
16
12%
Dec
10c
Mar
3,576,
25%
13
42 c
Val
17%
11
'57c
1
United
17
25
Nov
75c
Industrial
United
17%
25%
Aug
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd__l
Trans
27 %
,12%
10%
Quebec
Titan
Aug
*
21 %o
Quebec
Tib
24%
9% May
Jan
—*
200
1.75
Tazin
120
7%
7
•
-
1,800
32,200
Mines
Surluga
25%
8.486
*
Telephone
class
13
1
Stairs
25%
Oil
B
22c
2.05
Silver
Spartan
Jan
25%
—100
13
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
South
22 %
common
Canadian Collieries
Soca
Nov
Doc
preferred
Mills
Class
Silver
12%
16%
50
Columbia
21 Vic
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd.l
Sangamo
Feb
400
——
preferred
1
Ltd..
1
Rubv
150
17
-50
Sugar
10
A
Rare
Porcupine
Red
8%
—
American
Canada
Feb
♦
Quebec
9%
.
Columbia
,
Dec
1.88
cum
9
25
Canada
2.45 Mar
Sep
33c
1.95
Corp
July
7%
Cabol
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
l'r
preferred
Jan
31c
__l
Gas
13
53 % May
•
pfd
5%
Traction
Burrard
Apr
48 Vic May
33c
Peace River Mining <fc
Smelting
4Vs>'V
Dec
Jan
Feb
8%
50
16%
*
Canada
Power
Nov
21
15%
_
Forest
Burns
Jan
89,450
1
©pemisca Explorers Ltd
Provo
Apr
53%
Bulolo
Feb
6c
18.200
1.30
.1
_•
class
Exploration
Patricia
50
1.70
Dec
14% Mar
Building
Apr
_1
Ltd
Norac
Paudash
'
Aug
52
8%
*
Canada
-Northwest
1,175
>
75c.
16%
1
Corp
Class
3.60 May
1.10
1.30
Newrich Exploration Co Ltd
New West Amulet Mines Ltd
Northern
9:Vb
600
*
-
preferred
Bruck
Apr,
8 Vic 10 Vic
__1
Ltd common
Formaque Mines Ltd
Nocana
52
Paper.,,,
Canada
New
Dec
'
Mistarfgo River Mines Ltd
National
11%
51%
*
Packers
$6
5:% May
Oct
11 Vi c
11
52
10
Columbia
Jan
2,100
11%
10
Bmtsh
Jan,
Nov
'
2.915
—...
Columbia
Dec
7
'
—
5
21
Scotia
British
Dec
43%
ic
80c
53%
Valley
Eritish
Jan
8 %c
9c
*
Oct
41%
Sen
-24
British
Jan
Oct
20
5
;
Oct
Jun
10
A
Brazilian
Sep
7
18,000
80C
100
Bramalea
Feb
7
.
39%
•
Power
Bowater
20% May
12% Feb
5
*
3,535
80C
B_
—
—
Industries
$5.15
13c
12c
12c
——*
common
preferred
Mercury
Monpre
Feb
■
Melchers
Mount
43c
41%
59 %
30
_—*
Telephone
Bow
Aug
8.25 Aug
Jan
18
4c
57%
40 %
19%
Refineries common
Rights
1.45 Aug
7Vi May
5,125
56
Jan
Jan
Jan
7.00
Jan
53%
common..
—
Nova
of
Bathurst
8% May
Jail
7 Vi
9c
37c
43%
2i7a
21
Bank of Montreal
Nov
5.15
Oct
90C
6%c
56
835
12,752
53%
Electric
,Attto
8
Jail
25c
41c
58%
26:%
•
50
—
Sugar
A
75c
Dec
Nov
3,000
5
—
58
25%
Jan
Apr
4
2.85
40c
2—1
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
19
5.00 July
Vs
•
class
preferred
Class
20 %c Mar
Dec
41c
38c
40C
1
McAdam
7 *7e
2,600
9.75
Dec
lb
58
*
-
British
Malartic
McKinney Gold
5c
5c
..
.
300
Dec
26 Vi>
lc
preferred
Acceptance
5%';
Lambert
6.10
50
common
Hardware
Atlantic
Class
Labrador
1V
17%
6.05
6.70
110 % July
t
*
.
common
B preferred
class
Ashribwn
Sep
Jan
1.79
4.15
16
6.05
3.47^7
1.10 July
31%
Oct
41 Vb
common
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Imperial class A
$2.70
2.80 May
Apr
July
1.05
3.10
8
7.20
2.85 July
Dec
107
Dec
3.15 July
Jan
26%
•
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Controls
Analogue
Jai)
8c
Dec
85 c
800
47 c
10
Jan
65c
May
25% May
Jan
2.00
362
7.00
13
2.35
9,048
107% 107%
2.00
Dec
24% Mar
3,615
75c
27%;
Doc
12
1,995
2.60
72c
17%
preferred
1.H5
Jun
2.40
3.80
2.50
High
40c
Apr
3.10
49c
2.73)
27%
7.10
10
4.25
14.500
3.95
—
^
2.65
—
4oc
12c
50c
Mines
2.75
107%
Gas__
Apr
2.15
2.35
4,701
100
8%c
Aug
25
3.10
.*
—
24%
warrants—.
Preferred
Club Ltd
Jockey
24%
75c
21c
4Vic Nov
-
6,610
2.55
wts_—
Dec
t
8 %C
11c
1.
13
27%
Natural
Atlantic
_
12%
5
.
Central
Mining
—
13
♦
common
Alberta
Class
5
1
.
Interprovincial
Co
—
A
Low
833
^
Trunx
Algoma
Apr
9c
31,250
1.50
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
70c
"'
2.75 Jan,
35c
V
Shares
60c
*
common..'
trust
Gas
Class
May
3.20
800
*
Development.
& Explor
Helium
Liu
.— —
Warrants
Alberta
Dec
29 %c
Dec
15c 16 Vic
16%c
Sales
for Week
24%
com
Class A preferred.
*
Ltd
Dev
Int'l Atlas
new
being
one
Dollars
Range
Low
—
Distillers
Argus
&
Paper
Preferred
Mar
July
Power
AJberta
May
3c
4.00
8,534
30
.1,000
6
May
12c
500
3c
6
—
10c
—
Hastings
18c
3c
3c
—
30
Canadian
of Prices
•
.
Abitibi
Dec
25
15
30
in
Week's
Last
Par
Jan
Mines & Minerals Ltd-1
Uran
STOCKS
Sale Price
Apr
40c
„-
INDUSTRIAL
Jun
35c
40,000
Ltd--*
Canada
of
Mines Ltd
Foods
Ltd
Gui-Por
Sep
Aug
Expressed
Feb
4c
5c
Arc
Friday
Dec
18c
1
Age
Grissol
2 Vac
Shown
July
11
14c
i—*
1
*
—
Autotronlcs
104,350
lSVi
17c
—*
Ltd
—
Golden
1.400
14c
Prices
A bacon
i—*
Frigistors Ltd
—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd..
Genuine
2 V2C
9%c
9Vi
Exchange
Exchange issues are segregated into two parts.
The first
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS.
Nov
1.74
Sep
Sep
Sep
13
100
700
13 %c
*
.r—__—1
Ltd
1
Ltd
Mines
Rock
1.03
24,00.0
10l/4
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
Stock
Jun
200
Mar
1
Mining & Exploration Inc.
Feralco Industries Ltd
common
Fonrana
1.36
15Va
10
2V2C
,
Toronto
The
High
"
1
Fano
Flint
155
15'/a
Ltd
Mines
1.25
1.36
common...—
Oil & Minerals Inc.
Explorations Ltd
Empire
Fab
'
Ltd
Bakeries
terri
la
Low
175
pfd._100
cum
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
175
Par
.
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
.
05
9
11%
Fob
11
Dec
Dec
20%
Jan
18%
Oct
May
1.00 Aug
55
Sep
1C9%
Jan
5% July
1
12%
Jan
Jan
11'
Jun
Jan
8
2.65
•
Jan
Sep
1.75 Mar
7.3
17%'
Nov
Dec
'
The Commercial and
Number 6329
193
Volume
Financial Chronicle
(2535)
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Last
Par
—*
Estate
Dale
Deita
Shares
1.90
1.90
53
52
53
19%
18%
19%
7,453
—*
122
122
122
140
Coal preferred——
—.25
Electrohome
preferred--100
13%
13%
103%
Bridge
Dominion
of
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
...
Canada
Fabrics
—
Gen
Inv
Jun
5 %
100
13
175
13
Maple
Leaf
Apr
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
5 % %
preferred
Sep
103%
July
Shoes
Nov
20
Jan
25
Maner
14
Dec
M
Mexican
63
64 >'4
2.624
61
Jan
68%
Oct
17%
1.100
17
Sep
19%
Jun
5
5
10!)
5
Dec
7%
*
8%
9%
8%
8%
150
7
July
"
Apr
9%
„*
16
15 %
Chemical common.-'
17
Dominion
Magnesium
Scottish
—
,——-——
Inv
*.
common
Coal___
Stores
Tar &
E
P
Ltd—
Mills
53
Low
High
21%
21%
300
19
Jan
23 7a
Jun
25%-
26 Va
9,976
18%
Jan
26 %
Dec
:
2.30
2.25
2.30
1,290
1.95
3.20
Jan
i
y
26 74
-r-'
'
•
•
common.:
common
,
26%: 26%.
16
16%
•
16
550
74
25
4,198
10%
16"'«
16 72
16%
9,979
12%
106
105 %
106
465
104 74
3.05
3.05
200
100
Properties
.'j
Power common,—
Nov
27% May
Mar
3.05
_y.
—
.
Canadian
C
Range Since Jan, 1, 1961
High
1.95
1674
Sep
16%
Jan
110%
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
Oct
3.25 May
.
Apr
64 %
common-———*
Co
—
Steel
Shares
26 7'2
_
Dec
130%
Feb
110
&
Magna-
23% May
;
Nov
17%
Life
Dominion
55%
~5
Glass
Dominion
Jan
Power
Paper class .A—J
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
Nov
13
*
Foundry & Steel—
Dominion
Dominion
18%
1
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
■
Dec
16 %
125
103% 103 %
______*
common
:
for Week
Low
ar
Maclaren
Jun
47
2.905
Dominion
2.90
16 %
540
Seagrams
Dec
1.70
4,000
16 %
Sale Trice
High
-Low
High
Vl6%
-——
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
16%
---*
————_~2
Acceptance
Distillers
STOCKS
for Week
Low
v
Week's
of Trices
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Trice
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
39
400
8
983
974
;
10
10
Light
&
Preferred
Midwest Industries
Jun
Milton
a
13%
72
12 %
Feb
12%
58
10%
Jan
2.60
2.35
2.65
22,900
3.10
3.30
327
27 Va
27%
454
•
.
Brick
Oct
Molson
Brewery class A
Dec
Monarcli
__
17%
7,417
13%
Feb
17%
16%
17 V'a
14,433
16%
Nov
21% July
Monarch
Knitting
22%
22 %
300
Dec
Montreal
Fine
27%
•
Locomotive
17%
13 7
12%
•
9 %
Apr
13%
1234
_
Gas
17%
Jan
*
'50
___i;
Foods
1.75
2 90
27
/
13% Mar
13
3.00
Jan
Oct
Dec
3.' 5
'
Feb
31%
SepSep
Apr
774
7 Va
7%
1,100
%-
14 74
14 34
633
10
July
14 '4
Dec
12%
12 74
225
11%
Oct
15%
Jan
49
49 74
4,359
45%
Jan
57
Jun
11
Nov
7 Ve Mar
10%
Apr
'
23 %
23%
11%
11%
200
40%
39%
41
1,719
—*
Industries
Dover
23%
—-—*
commons
Textile
Dominion
23.50,
-1-
Preferred
Dupont Co
*
—_
22%
16%-Aug
16%
815
24%
Jun
Moore
12
Mar
ii
30%
Dec
Feb
Morse
44 7-8
Jan
Chartered
Eastern
-10
57%
n7 1
o i va
25
54
9-%
9%
600
9
Aug
Class
48%
Dee
51 %
30
Jan
39
preferred
A
Eduy
Match
Fmc'n
Ltd
;
49
48%
40
150
36%
—50
—*
Co———
36'%
36%
75
15
15
——*
———,
.
(Robert)
11%
100
8
8%
550
10%
10%
10%
375
1.45
1.40
1.50
1.350
58%
60 %
15,305
Dec
National
11%
Sep
National
Trust
July
Niagara
Steel
Mar
Noranda
Sep
16
Feb
July
•.
warrants-
A
—
—
Falconbndge
Famous Players Canadian
Federal
Farms
Grain
class
Fleet
common
of
Ford
28%
25
28
5
1757
180
Jan
Ocean
Ontario
Steel
A
3.60
21 % May
4.95
Aug
Jan
Jan
Feb
79
Jan
.
30
'
Jan
Jan
83c
Dec
Petroleum
Steel
Goodyear
40
Jun
200
335
171 %
520
2574
Jan
3214
Jun
200
5%
Jun
7%
Oct
Lakes
Great
17%
400
Jun
Phantom
17
Jan
21
Dec
,
West
Great
94 c
—
200
7
133
.10
46%
500
7%
7%
150
•
—■
Capital
b
Jan
24
19%
Jan
25
13
1374
200
8.65
260
Oil
Oct
14
July
64
Jan
21
21
2.00
1.80
300
21
160
6 %'•
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95
6%)
■
,.
Tt)%
12%
12%
12%
3,638
13 Va
#
■
13
13%
1,161
zi—iioc
2.35
—20
———
,
v:
7
May,
Rockwell
Rockower
10%. July
15%
Nov
9,925
1.35 Mar
2.65
13% July
15 %
Dec
262
58% May
69
6%
2,712
5% July
22C
1,160
177
577
7%
1.60
Nov
13c
153
192
May
44%
13%
13%
13%
3,575
6 3«
400
6 Vb
Jan
6%
,
Jan
16
Jun
6%
23%
9,133
21 Vn
Aug
25
47%
Jan
49
4%%
95 %
5
95%
Sep
100
7%
7 V2
7%
200
4.15
Feb
1.00
1.00
1.100
.
4.20
4.15
__1
5%
5%
—20
19
*
(John)
—
4.25
Pdrs
T
79c
28%
May
Jan
May
8%
1.50
Sep
Dec
Dec
660
3.90
Nov
6.25
Jan
4.75
Jan
6%
Nov
17 %
19 %
Dec
87c
Jan
International
Nickel
54c
2,000
7%
480
28
28
120
525%
531
64
62%
64
2.50
common
'71 74-
Pipe Line
Steel
801
Public
Jefferson
Lake..
Class
Ltd
erred
2nd
preferred
Douglas class A___
Warrants /'———y—:
'
8
3.225
Class
35c
35c
100
4.25
220
3.00
104%' 10674
510
64 74
106%
warrants.——-
K
D
Lakeland
Gas____
z
1,740
100
1974
100
20% May
23'4
Cement
Stafford
7%
200
4
Feb
8%
250
6
Nov
Warrants
Laura
— —
10%.
10%
10r'«
2,370
10
7474
74
74 74
2,313
*
14%
14%
14%
25%
25%
50
1514
15%
200
102
102
102
10
42 c
43c
500
.100
Secord
Candy
Sep
of
Steel
$1.25
52
Nov
68
Jan
52
3,675
51
Dec
68
Jan
.
1.50
Feb
3.85
May
9%
7%'
700
9
13%
Dec
2.05
Aug
10%
600
9%
Dec
1,300
Jan
4.95
8 %
3.20
Jan
3.55
.
1963
Lei
a
warrants
9%
9%
765
42 e
800
Apr
5%
5%
928
nd
1.45
975
1.40
80c
Dec
Jar
6% Mat
July
,
2.65 May
18%
18"«
4.50
19%
14%
1,125
16c
520
7%-
15c
220
Jan
15c
Sep
5% Mar
—
t
81
t
6,305
25%'
261
n
2.400
73
5.65
5.80
2.40
Feb
18%
16%
Levy
2nd
Industries
preferred
Loblaw
Co
4.40
Class
common:
4.90
10%
10:%
10%
150
938
Jan
12%
Dec
85c
39c
39c
39c
1,150
7%
I'"■'67 %
.7%
200
Oct
Ser
24
3.05
Oct
2 85 May
30c
,
7%
Nov
8%
Oct
May
Sep
16
16%
585
15%
Jun
18%
Fet
12%
4.664
11 %
Dec
19
Jan
21%
21%
21%
215
20 %
Oct
B
2nd
class
A
1st
B
Loblaw
Inc
Locana
'Mi
30
preferred
;
Ltd..
For
footnotes,
l.OCO
2.75
Dec
3.00
Dec
2.75
3.107
1.75
Dec
12%
Feb
19%
19%
1,987
12%
12%
200
10%
6%
7
10.710
6
Jan
22
Jan
-
13
Dec
Oct
Ma-
9 %
Apr
9%
Jan
7%
7%
6,860
7
49%
49%
Jan
51%
Apt
30%
30%
Jo
47%
30%
39
Aug
33%
Jat
52%
52 %
75
50
Feb
55
30
31
30
30
Dec
33 %
it 50
Dfd_. 3d
«
Minerals
Loeb
1st
preferred
Class
2.85
7%
;%
.
Groceterias
Jar
2.75
12%
6%
———i
Preferred
Loblaw
-22%
2.15
19%
—
;
see
8%
8%
8%
275
90c
1.00
2.000
23
_l
:_____
30
22%
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page
41.
Jan
July
NoV
23
865
4.00
12%
Feb
120
,
13
Jan>
29 r,ft
Jan
37
37 »4
1.190
3.35
3.40
1,000
11%
12
1,025
120
May
104
3.65
11
28%
Apr
Jun
Jan
Oct
Sep
Mar
Feb
9.05 May
20% May
2.75
Jan
9% May
17% Jan
5%
Feb
14% Aug
14% Sep
38% Oct
3.75
12
20%
Nov
Nov
Sep
19%
20
300
29 74
29%
1,095
*
4.00
4.00
4.05
300
9%
9%
9%
220
9%
934
9 74
3,100
9%
Feb
10%
Feb
2334
11,680
18%
Feb
23%
Dec
25 74
550
19% Mar
25%
Dec
20
23 5
^
25 71
...100
preferred.—L
23%
»
nil
——
10374
Aug
36%
Jan
3.80 Mar
4.95
Nov
29
■
25
Trans
Jan
July
10
102
Apr
106
5572
55 74
25
49
Mar
59
Nov
50
25
Jan
27
May
1774
2574
1774
300
1.50
1.55
700
18%
18%
18 74
100
5
5
300
55
55
55
125
64%
•
64
177ft
—
•
•
common
6
6
10
641
1,726
400
1.10 Mar
17%
Jan
19% May
1.80
22 %
Oct
Oct
5%
Feb
5.50
Nov
Jan
1.70
43
1,047
ft
15 V4 Mar
55%
Dec
Apr
6
Oct
59%
Feb
67 %
Dec
15c
•
Nov
3.50
Jan
40c
40c
2%c
274c
1,000
2c
1034
10%
11
5,210
10"'»
Oct
15%
Jan
21
Jan
36
Oct
common
class
A
——
Hill
Pipeline—
Canada
Prairie
Turnbull
12%
2574
1037- 10374
*
—
Sep
ft
557
^
Bank
9%
2574
10
__25
34 3
60c
Jan
4.345
15%
Oct
,2.250
6 L
Jan
8%
Nov
11%-
1174
185
11%
Nov
14%
Jan
10%
295
8%
8%
11%
common
-
8%
14%
14 1
•
•
Elevator
2,375
34 3 ~4
34%
1
Nov
10%
•
Pipeline
Pipeline
Union
Acceptance
common.——
l.st-
preferred
2nd preferred
Union
of
Gas
Class
United
—__—-•
10l4
.
14 1
13%
Nov
common
Steel
Vanadium
49
100
9
—.
Corp
54%
___50
4.25
—
Alloys
22
22%
—
G6c
-—
7 % Mar
10
i
52
101
-
Canada
preferred———
A
52
52
.50
:
22%
2,400
18
54%
54 %
250
4.30
810
65c
1.700
66 c
Aug
Feb
V'u
53
4.20
'
4.00
60c
Jan
Apr
Oct
Dec
3..2C
3 25
700
3.00
Aug
Trust-—-——-—10
14%
14'%
1434
205
13%
Aug
'—
———*
4.30
4.25
4.30
605
Walker G & W__——
—*
60 %
60%
7
7
7
.25
—1
50c
41c
55c
6.500
16%
5,203
Grey
Vulcan
3.20/
—*
—
&
:
Waterous
Equipment
Webb
Sz
Aug
(Canada
Knapp
Trans
Westcoast
Westfair
Foods
4.00 Mar
11
52 %
11%
23
57
6%
Dec
Nov
Oct
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.15 Mar
5%
16
Jan
May
4.65 July
607
b
3.937
.
Indies
Western
Western
Weston
flace
4%r>
Plant
class
(Geo)
13% Mar
17%
Oct
38"%
5 4
36%
Jan
41%
Jun
29%
29%
25
281 'a
Apr
30%
Feb
250
25c
Nov
GO
70c
May
S6
A
Pass
Woodward
&
3CC
30c
1.00
1.00
1834
12
100
11%
Nov
12%
15
Nov
20%
15%
Nov
23
18%
15%
15%
15%
1.025
•
16%
16%
16 '/2
1,160
__100
_—-
99
8.00-
class
A
wts____
99
25
8.15
1,732
108
20
11
6.25
94
6.80
106%
7
Dec
10%
Feb
Nov
1.00
Dec
13% Mar
23%
Dec
York
Knitting
Class
Zenith
B
class
—_—:.
Electric
A———1.
—
Aor
Jan
600
11%
Apr
3,615
8%
Apr
11%
Dec
6.25
430
2.95
Feb
7.20
Oct
2.50
Jail
4.20
Nov
3.50
25
G5c
45c
65C
175
4.95
4 80
4.95
500
3.50
Apr
12
11
*
——
100
111
8%
—*
——*
Nov
Oct
May
6.25
7 %
Jan
80c
Jan
Nov
Oct
Apr
10%
7%
*
•
99
7.90
106%
-1.100
Yukon._____—
Ltd
19%
•
A
2.10 Mar
15% July
———
Co
Stores
18:%
12
'l
1.00 Mar
650'
"
;
preferred
(John)
30c
1.00
*
—5.
—
Wood
Dec
Dec
Jan
16
Warrants
White
7%
a.05
29%
.
preferred
62%
38%
—-—5
K
Jan
Jun
16%
Pacific
class
July
38%
———
Supplies
4.25
:—•
common.
A '■
54
50c
—*
——-—L20
A
Prefer-ed
Class
Ltd)
common—c
class
*
lj
19%
Oct
Oct
11%
12
14% Aug
26
274c
Vendomatic
Nov
19%
14%
3.40
•
Victoria
2.15
...
Jan
13%
100
14 %
11%!
•
Finance
Feb
1,150
___.
A...
Nov
Nov
320
4.40
14
14 V*
,
37'4
*'
—
Ltd
Marts
Aug
2.20
—
class
5.30
10.367
14
Warrants
Traders
8
2.15
_•
Jan
25% July
1.645
16%
4.40
♦
>•
„——.—
Paper
Dominion
80c
2.20
1
:
May
May
Oct
Nov
5
1.40
2.75
Jan
81
11%
7%
Dec
Jar
Dec
9%
40c
Oct
i
Sep
Dec
Jun
2.00
14%
•
■
'
L—%——
A_____
Canada
Trans
11% May
9% Dec
2.10
--20
9 %
Oct
10
69c
1.350
•
•
Sep
11%
prelerred
47
Jan
9,500
580
Supertest Petroleum ordinary—
Switson Industries ______———
Towers
.96
3.05
/
Oct
5.50 May
Nov
3.05
•26%
•
Sterling Trusts
Superior Propane
87
12,491
56
800
16%
Oct
24%
99%
10%
8 "4
A—
—
class
Jan
2,877
3.70
875
3
Dec
22
39c
3. CO
i—.
Canada
Steinberg
78%
80%
600
common
5.00 Mar
10
10%
Apr
10 >4
*
Texaco
1.625
Shops
Financial
14
9%
Radip
West
Laurentide
4
24%
lOhs
Ltd
Standard
Toronto
2.60
'
10 7
200
25 3..
_
Thompson
4.60
_'
Oct;
July
70
*
Feb
19%
_2
Feb
May
July
6
20
Paving
Jun
2.45
—
.
_i:_
Loan
Nov
41
3.00
'—
Foods
'
Lambton
Dec
874
15%
pfd.._
A
common
Standard
73%
I
Preferred
117
•
2734
2.60
common-..
3.00
Jan
Jan
734
•
——•
54% May
10
Ontario
4.50
7%
•
Lake
Dec
829
9%
16%
Preferred
Oct
4.50
■/
195
2.00
21%
-100
A_
Southam
Aug
19%
20
z
Jail
.41%
Manufacturing—
47-v
734
1
Preferred
Warrants
■
4.60
4174
*
SI eel
21%
5,215
;
Ja».
8% May120
41%
•
Industries
3.20
15c
,
Jan
93«
2.00
25
common
3.10
10
1.75
41% May
Aug /
3,100
28% July
61% July
5%
"
■
—
10% Maj
Nov
25c
3.75
_
Ltd.——— 1—_——
Simpsons
Slater
150
1.40
A
'
23'4
—
Tancord
7%
18%
Cement
erge
Class
4.80
77a
4.25
.__i
B "
1,155
10,623
41c
Labatt
Sep
'
3374 Aug
77a
'
La
1.25
600
-•
Feb
3.70
—
class
Dairies
Silverwood
Tamblym
9%
_•
2,245
■
Oct
3.05
9%
39%
—
Dec
3.00
—%
1.35
39
Ltd—
,71
7%
—
Warrants
Kellv
1.30
1—
preferred—
525%
3.20
10
—
1.35
39%
8 7'4
1.10
'
P,,p
7.855
—
Jan
44%
3.10
•
10%
Industrie
Shullys
24 %
73
9%
...i
___.
commou
10:%
.--i..
—
Canada
48%
51
*
warrants
B
Club
Jockey
Service—
10%
#
—__
class
Corp
Trans-Mountain
Jamaica
6% Mar.
80c
__10
class
Cement
Dec,
525%
540
8%
Apr
Jun
80
,
52
—25c
-
Oct
6%
3.50
i
3.70
•
25c
common...,
41c
25
31
;
Jan
55%
5
Pipe.
Syndicate
Dec
_:
Warrants
Shell
24%
73
"24%
6,575
3.75
—
Ltd—.
48%
.
___
25
Interprovincial
Class, A
50c
7%
531
—
Utilities
Preferred,
.Intel-provincial
185
5
Minerals
International
1974
25
pfd
1.00
Feb
May
1,250
19
Mach —_____5
Business
International
it
7%
;
Gas
International
o!
53c
___:
Jan
90c
9%
Gas_—
Preferred '
common..
Preferred
Investors
:
«
_
Mar
39% July
48%
Wire
Jan
8%
95c
-20
Foods Ltd
Salada
Say-'ette
Oct
Jan
13
11,555
22%
•
23%
Apr
Royalite ——__—
Royaiite preferred
:
45% May-
95 Vb
~-
Nov
674
Nov
2,695
43 3 ft
Minerals
9.00 May
Sep
18%
2.00
of Canada
Bank
Roval
14% May
,48%
preferred
6.00
20
9.734
21/
5.
preferred
Arts %.
44%
■
Dec
1574 May
Aug
38,405
1
•_
Paper class A
Rothmans of Pall Mali
Investment
•
/
9%
874 May
1 1
8 74
y
Holland
Seven
July
Dec
734
Standard
Shell
11
,
Dec
.6%
8'
•
__.
Sep
95%
Bronze
6.05
Oct
44 %
Jan
20c
Nodwell
Robin
58
2.45
21c
—4.86%
__
6.05
20 7«
4.25
300
4.50
Nov
Apr
Jan
30
10,944
Jan
!
113 4
.
1.25
I
—
July
2274
City
9-%
ll7n
Dec
Aug
4.25
Oct
•
Warrants
9%
11%
15%
2.75
100
20%
1
—
20 %
—__100
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5,338
1474
23%
f
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100
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preferred
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460
6%
:
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Mar
a
50
9% Jan
12 •
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250
1.667
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2174
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$2.25
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44 %
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Jan
.———5
common
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2.95
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6 72
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2.95
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St
15%
172
22c
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2.95
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Dec
6%
177
10
preferred
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2174
—
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65 %
2.30
,
6%
—
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15 74
20
warrants
St
147'8
65%
1
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*
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10'
80
Jun
Apr'
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14
195
13%
15%
21%
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26% Mar
Oct
4.70
1,260
57 %
21
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Aug
i
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57%
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13%
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6.05
4.10
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18
4,260
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Imperial Oil
6'
9%
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Anr
Dec
Dec
21
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1.65
1,360
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18%
,
3.771
32%
24%
6%
2.05
32%
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——
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Aug
20%
warrants
Rapid
Aug
54
common
Warrants
Jan
8 %
120
'
11
—
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Husky
17Va
325
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Quebec
Nov
153
common
—
4.00
1.80 Mar
1,256
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Sep
62
common.—
Pittfield
Bay
Aug
-*
,
&
Feb
12 %
'
Home
1:00
18%
July
14%
Oct
7
Dec
21c
12
—
Hudson's
Dec
61%
common
—
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Price
Dec
5.50
tit
'
A
1,200
2.25
14%
61%
12
—
B
3,595
9
23%
Corp
Premium
Apr
Sep
5'.4
100
57c
Oct
May
-10
•
class
5%
15%
2,20
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/Class
4
8%
Apr
Mar
Oct
1.15 Aug
500
52c
5%
15%
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2.00
,
13%
Jan
9,
1,475
15%
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Home
11%
40%
3174 Mar
23%
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417
11%
17 3
17%
17%
11.424
9
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Jun
8%
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5%
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23 3 4
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1963
2,530
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&
39 3
40%
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1959
23
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30
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Jan
49%
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43%
Sep
144
24%
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Nov
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13% July
,
Mar
24%
1
A
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Jan
%
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13
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27
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24:i
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127
,
Sep
8%
97'2
-
Jan
22%
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Greyhound Lines--'
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Dec
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78c
500
13 74
46%
•
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Winnipeg Gas
Guaranty
94c
5
63%
1?3
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663
935
16
Feb
10%
32b
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13 %
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5%
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15%
5%
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—
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27
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133
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13%
common
(Canada)
preferred
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180
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Jan
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29%
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3.50 May /
42c
4,840
83
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14 7a July
680
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Overland
17
15%
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General
275
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15
26%
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Power
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29%
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class
17
600
,
6
26%
30
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2.45
6
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common
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5
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14%
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Jan
58
43c
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450
—
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455
500
68
28%
,
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19
4.25
68
7%
50
26%
preferred.-—
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66
Oct
50%
4.20
—
68
—
20
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—
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400
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Oct
1.20
18%
19
common
Federal
10
5%
11% Mar
10
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10
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10
5%
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—
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July
265
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189
10
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Forms
common——1—_—
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class
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59
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-
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Apr
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40c
3 55
Sep
Oct
Jan
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May
5% Mav
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Last.
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Mines—__
Exploration
Uranium
Accra
Gas
Advocate
Allied
Roxana
Devon
46c
45VaC
46c
Jan
1.10
Aug
Dome
19c
Dec
40c
Sep
Dome
20c
4,275
15c
Jan
40c
Sep
Donalda
2.50
2.55
1,480
'2.12
Jan
15c
15c
1,000
14c
Dec
9c 10 Vac
3,487
8c
Dec
—1
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9
_10c
4 V2C
_20c
24c
22 Vic 24 Vac
9,808
1
16c
15V2C 17 Vac
37,500
Oil
7Vac
7VaC
6,427
7 VaC
Sep
14c
1.02
2,7C0
90c
Jan
1.29
May
13 Vac
12c
14c
22,000
7 Vac May
18c
5,800
63c
Mar
30c
Dec
74c
13c
1,800
12 VaC
Jan
34c
Feb
Belleterre
1.13
39,500
67c
Nov
1.13
Dec
Frobex
5c
3.55
3.50
Yukon
Bibis
Brunswick
2,0c
71c
16 Vac
Oil
Southern
Canada
Canadian
Astoria
Dec
31c
Feb
40 c
Dec
60c
July
71c
65c
Nov
21c
Feb
10c
10c
lie
14,125
12c
4c
4VaC Sep
3VaC Nov
18c
5,900
34c
37c
15,750
8,100
39c
16c
27c
17c
23c
28c
13c
3.50
3.45
3.65
1
11,072
22c
21c
22c
4,900
,6.10
■_
5.60
2.18
2.15
5c
5c
9c
9c
9c
-
8%c
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•
50c
Dec
Jan
3.30
6.720
3.10 Mar
9c
1,541
9c'
Dec
12Vac
13,586
8c
Feb
15c
18%
700
78c
82c
12,500
2.78
2.94
17,845
2.75
13%
13%
225
13 %
Nov
1.63
1.58
1.58-
400
4.65
4.15
4.85
65c
80c
13,525
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Central
Del
17 Va C
•
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Chesterville
Combined
Coniggas
Con
Con
Call
Mines
Flin
Discovery
Consolidated
Dragon
Gillies
Consul
•
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.
•
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
4,850
279,246
6c
Oct
Sep
9c
14c
Mar
Jan
7.20
1,780
10
Oct
12
1,500
7.35
15c
Oct
45c
4,660
1.03
1.10
6 VaC
15,000
1.60
500
6c
6 '/a C
6.75 July
1.575
6c
29c
77c
96c
Jan
Jan,
7c
5Vac
16c
12VaC Aug
12,200
Sep
22c
9 Vac
9,900
18c
49c
1.16
23c
'23c
1,000
20c
Nov
3.201
16c
Dec
18 VaC
20c
2.25
2.25
456
49c
52c
12,700
Feb
2.50
Feb
78c
Jan
Nov
20 Vac
15c
Jun
Dec
9c
57c
Jan
6 Vac
12,400
5c
Feb
13c
Jun
6c
6 Vac
3,250
5 VaC
Oct
10c
Jan
6 Vac
6,500
4c
8c
Dec
97^c
1.00
13,775
74c
Dec
20 VaC 2 4 VaC
13,666
7c
Apr
27c
Dec
'
Jan
1.05 Aug
75c
75 c
75c
1,106
44c
Jan
75c
Dec
14c
14c
3,906
13 "ac
Sep
18c
Oct
7 Vac
4 VaC
7 Vac
1,400
4 VaC
23c
23c
115,000
15c
21c
82,350
13 %c
Dec
35C
Jan,
22,166
27C
Mar
58c
Apr
55c
1.43
Dec
21C
9 Vac
Jun
60c
Dec
Jan
4.40
3.95
84c
5,433
4.40
3.00
3.90
1
500
Ii
501,884
51c
48c
51c
6,000
35c
1.50
1.42
1.52
7,250
1
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1
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1
14c
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West
1
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12
10c
Little
Aug
Aug
1.40 Nov
1.45
.
Sep
4.60 Mar
3.95
//62 c
2.33
Dec
Nov
Feb
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Coulee
Lead
Courvan
Zinc
1.65
18c
1
Dec
43c
Jan
Nov
26c
May
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Cowichan
Crestaurum
Croinor
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j.
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81c
1
78c
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17%
17%
5c
5c
6 VaC
'44c
37c
17%
1
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8,300
3,260
8,000
624,800
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7c
4,000
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13c
66,900
1,
12c
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Daragon Mines
Brewis
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footnotes,
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1,040
9.85 Mar
Dec
7.75
lie
62c
Jan
16 Va
Ju n
5c
Dec
*
6%c
7c
3l/2C
Jail
Feb
Jan
1.31
Jun
11c
10c
12c
57.420
7c
Oct,
2ic
P'eb
13c
13c
500
11c
Dec
17c
July
88c
91c
5,000
85c
Jun
16c
5c
10,666
3.10
3.10
244
26%
27 Vi
l(ic
4.600
4 VaC
16c
5c
__
27c
Jan
Oct
3.70
Jail
1,550
20%
Jan
29%" Jun
644
50%
Jan
59 Vi May
Jun
17%
Jan
Aug
51c
Jan
Dec
14
.24c
55c
Apr
244,824
20c
77c
77c
77c
1,500
74c
Dec
1.59 May
-1
2.09
2.34
96.570
70c
Feb
2.27
Nov
20c
13 Vic
13 Vic
14c
16,500
10c
Aug
24 Vic
Jan
17 Vic
16c
18c
63,406
27c
Jan
9c
9 Vic
-2,000
22c
27 c
1.000
8c
8c
2,000
7 Vic
Oct
15c
Apr
21c 21 Vic
1,000
20 V4C
P'eb
34c
July
Aug
/20c
Feb
—
24c
29c
s—,
__
——
11c
3,500
10c
1.07
28,900
7,988
68c
Nov
1.55
Nov
27c
25c
Nov
33Vic
Apr
156
52,100
13c
Dec
1.10
Feb
19,000
4 Vic
Jun
5.90
Apr
Dec
14 Vac
22,183
7c.
6c
6.80
3.25
3.25
300
'
_
2.50 July
,
/
3.65
,
NoV
Jan
16c
18c
11.151
13c
Dec
'40c
14c
17c
20,000
12c
Nov
36c
Sep
14c
12c
14c
71,875
10c
Sep
18c
Apr
Jan
36Va
Dec
8.50
Aug
18c
/
"
•
36%
34%
36 Vi
7.25
-7.40
5,585
20c
25
1,763
7.35
-
Jan
5.20
31c
Dec
Gold——
Lac
1.85
Apr
29 c
16,600
24 Vic
19c
13,700
16c
3.000
9 Vic
8 VaC
9 Vic
41,500
5Vic
1.38
1.38
1.38
400
1.36
-
-
III
.
9c
8C
10c
6,200
__i
——
1.85
1.67
1.90
Oct
4,500
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9c
9c
1
8c
8c
8 Vac
2.64
2,65
1,890
14c 15 Vic
17,500
...
Feb
Sep
Feb
39c
Nov
Dec
May.
2.80
Sen
Oct
19c
Jan'
Dec
1.75
Jan
19c
Dec
8c
_
1.97
1.15 Mar
Jan
Apr
13c
July
7Vic Aug
21 Vic
Dec
Dec
3.95
Jun
6c
10.20G
2.65
4.35
43c
1.30 Jan
198,530
1
Mines
2.98
Dec
2.25
1.92
1.90
—1
Mines__
•
18c
19c
1
.—
6.900
! 458
2.10
4.10
26c
29c
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—
1.85
4.05
/
1.87
1
—
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15c
500
71c
71c
-_i
■
2.55
14c
23c
Dec
70c'
Dec
Feb
Mar,
1.14
Jan
Aug
._i
2.25
3,710
2.10
Jan
2.55
3%c
4Vic
12,100
3 Vic
Dec
6 Vic
65c
61c
67c
5,900
61c
Dec
1.00
Feb
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4 Vic
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4c
4Vac
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4c
Feb
5 Vic
Apr
Ii
16 Vic
15c 17
Vic
323.054
8,000
-i
9c
_i
85 c
10c,
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23c
Oct
10c
Oct
23 c
Jan
5c
Dee
8V2c
9c
7,750
80c
90c
——--
21,200
76c'
1,6,150
6 Vic
12c>
1.24
Dec
9 VaC 10'ic
Jan
.
Feb
3Vic Aug
'
12c
10 Vic
*
i._:
Jan
Jun
12c
Feb
54c
Nov
71 c
Apr
31,900
30c
1
50c
July
—
58c
60c
12,100
47c
Jan
1
'60 c
—
1
Mines '_.—J_———1———1
11%
10%
11%
5,990
8 Vac
9 Vic
12,666
56'
56
57%
57%
28c
29c
27,641
6,400
Jan
28c
25c
May
37Vac
7c
8C
10,200
4Vic
Jan
12c
Jun
18c 19 Vic
6,600
18c
Dec
30c
May
Mining
Corp
Mines
50c
—
/
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Red
Lake—
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19c
46c
7 Vac
43 Vi
4.50
4.45
4.60
20,459
20 c
18c
20c
13,150
18c
62c
69c
29,150
50c
8VaC
•
68 c
IIV2 Nov.
13Vac Jun
7.25 July
Jun
Exploration
25c
1
*
1
Petroleum
Mines
20
Jan
Nello
lie
Jan
New
Alger
Dec
New
Athona
17VaC
Sep
New
Bidlamaqpe
43c
Jun
New
Calumet
Mines
Mines
Mines
«
Gold
1
Mines
Holdings
Warrants
8c
Dec
22c
17c
8,332
16c
Apr
29c
Jan
New
Continental
6 Vac
7c
6,600
5c
May
11c
Jan
New
Davies
Pete
Oil of
Apr
4.65^ Sep
2.25 Mar
40c
Dec
1.28
Apr
Jan
Oct
8Vic
6,500
7c
Jun
12c
Aug
27 VaC 28
VaC
4,400
23c
Mar
37c
May
20 Vic
19c
21c
18,800
17c
15 Vic
21c
7,314
6c
6c
6c
19,000
Go
39c
12.256
34c
Vic
10,316
17c
2 7 Vic
39c
29c
34c
29c 29
2.10
2.00
2.30
2,075
1.14
1.13
1.15
15,740
45C
Oct
19c
15Vic
,
1.80
23c
Dec
Feb
May
Dec
67c
Apr
Mar
T'< 39c
Nov
:
2.40 -Jan
Apr
1.29
1.01 May
'10c
Apr
10 Vic
July
23c
Jan
Oct
Oct
—
1
1
1
—-1
17c
13c
17c
12,000
4 Vic
6c
14,600
2.34
2.40.
2,000
Vic
13,500
9c
July
27c
Apr
17c
4.500
12c
Nov
17c
Jan
12c
July
'43c
Jun
10c
17c
50c
9c 10
'17c
4
8c
Vic Oct
1.81
3.10
Jun
5c
4c
5c
10.000
4c
Jan
2 4 Vie
25c
9,807
24c
Dec
5c
4 Vic
5c
26,500
4c
Oct
-
-2,600
19 Vic
•
;
7 VaC
May
Oct
Jan
32c *
Sep
Oct
5.00
Jan
26c
3.65
500
80c
23c
2 5 Vic
3.60
25 Vic
24c
Canada
./
25c
—-—*
14,750
16c
7c
Dec
4 Vic
1
Mines
CreeK
National
Nealon
6.80 Dec
15 Vic
—
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Wright
Nama
Oct
4.10
Uranium
Ore
32 Vac
Vic
6.45
6.70
1
City
Min
26
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1
III
Dec
14c
14 Vic
—
20%c July
19c
,
Oct
11c
1.04
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9c
75c
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1
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iiv2c Aug
2.10
46Vac
Mar
Jan
7c
Jun
4Vic Oct
2.20
30 c
:
Jun
1.15
10c
10c
9c lOVac
Feb
/15c
Apr
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16'ac
41.
4,128
3,913
——
1
see page
7.95
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—1
—
7.75
11 Vic 11 %c
6 Vis
—
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Mines
Apr
Jan
Mines
Newconex
Decoursey
IOV2C
2,000
_—
National
Copper
Craigmont
Oct
7c
Jun
15c
Apr
6c
Sep
Nov
Murphy
22c
Feb
7VaC
52,820
Multi Minerals
1,000
56c.
Aug
10c
5.25 May
11,000
July
July
5c
11
24Vic
2.55 May
23c
30c
2,000
Dec.
Nov
22c
15,161
6c
Dec
Sep
16 VaC 16 Vac
600
36c
11c
3.90
Jun
llVi
/
6 Vic
1.51
22c
15 Va
11
35 c
5 Vic
.
5,300
1,500
22c
Sep
4.75 July
5,200
May
Jan
Jan
20c
7,500
5c
Mar
33 %c
31c
——1
1
McWatters Gold
Mines
*
Medallion Petroleums
1.25
Mentor Exploration & Development-50o
Mill
7c
Dec
Jan
2.95 Mar
8c
McMarmac
Midcon
14c
17c
13c
15%
Mines —_—___'—
Mines
Midrim
6,500
5,000
4,500
7c
——-*
Uranium
Maybrun
Dec
9.900
Jan
17c
McKenzie
Dec
9c
Sep
16c
3,250
'
37c
62,375
57%
—
Mattagami Lake
Nov
8 Vac
22c
16 VaC
4.00
16 Vac 19 Vac
8V'aC
——————1
Mining
1.65
3.95
3.95
221/2 C Sep
6 Vic
Martin-McNeely
15c
Dec
May
8c
Maritimes
15c
lie
11c
21c
4.10
15
——
—
Marcou
1.27
86,015
July
Vac
Sep
Aug
13e 14 Vic
21c
3.95
26c
& Exploration-
Marchant
Meta
Mar
4,600
57 Vi
Baryue
Maralgo
Merrill
7c
27c
18
8c
19c
Gold
Manoka
Aug
1.00 Aug
26c
13
Dec
9.90
3 Vac
.
17c
Cons
Maneast
Dec
7Vac Feb
14,600
13c
/.
1
May
3,300
828
25,500
7c
2.17
Uranium
Manitou
44c
12.300
10%
Mines ——————
Malartic
12c
60,300
Apr
—--—35c
Mines
Gold
Magnet
20c
14c
90c
30c
Mines —J-....
—
Macleod Cockshutt _——Mad,sen Red Lake
——
Oct
10c
Jan
15%
Macdonald
Mar
1.18
65c
.__1
Mar assa Gold
4c
Vac
500
5 Vic
.
m
18c
Jan'
Mar
.—1
Lyndhurst
3,000
>
Dec
17c
9 Vic 11 %C
57 %
Loiivicourt Goldfield
'
18.408
j*L0c
Apr
8,200
)
:
May
Gold—.
Long
Lorado
56.657
'
lOVa
—1
Mines
Point
Long
20c
8c lOVaC
•
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~ I—•
IIII*
Exploration
80c
10c
25
8c
1
Gold Mines—.—.——
8 V2C
8c
10C
Jan
19c
Oil
7c
1.10
]
II.1
Jan
19c
Osu
Mt
Consolidated
Conwest
80c
—5
—
Mines
Mining
Shore
19c
20c
1.72
2.87
July
—
———1
1
—
Lingman
12c 12 Vac
_♦
Mines
I
Jan
88c
__~
Mines
Mar
3 35
_2
Exploration—'
Poplar
;
Regcourt Mineu
26 VaC July
6c
50c
—4
Nicholson
Sannorm
16,608
1.25
Rambler
Consolidated
20 VaC 22 Vac
~T
Northland
Consolidated
Jan
Oct
'41c
14,000
55c
Mosher.
Consolidated
Vac
1.43
Mac
Morrison
2.00
28c
Aug:
'
97c
31%
-
1,323
21c
•
1.90 July
5.00
—
Copper
Minerals
Lencourt
Oct
Dec
6 Va c
5V2C Nov
Va Feb
2.00
5,616
—SO
Langis Silver
May
Jan
Dec
■
Feb
4.05
.
Mines
Latin American
Sep
Dec
43c
1.00
VaC
Jan
1.05
—1
^
Ltd—
Gold
Lake
Jun
3.40
6 Vac
14 Vic
7,500
85c
Dec
69c
11,450
7.95
,
Lake
Feb
Jan
25c
22,800
-
3.410
6
Nov
Nov
9Vac
Gc
11 Vic
__——_——
Mining
Dufault
Leitch
1,800
22c
7Vac
65c
9c
—
——-7——1—*
Landa
Nov
1.05
9
Apr
ll'c
——1
Mines*—_——
Addison
Lake
Jan
T82
3 95
9c
22c
/
6c
1
Mines———
Lakehead
Jan
3.60
50c
Dec
11
'
Apr
TOO
18 Vac
10 V2C
1
Oil.
Frontier
Lake
Jan
1.36
1.03
20.700
,
Aug
5.900
6 Vic
__—1
Mining Co Ltd——
Labrador
Mar
9.25
Dec
5c
,j>
11.500
9 Vac
71c
23c
9%c
1
—-
Kirkland Townsite
Dec
16c
,
lOVac Mar
30 Vi
—1
—i__
Kopan
Mar
98c
I0r,ft'
1,000
10%
1
Kilembe
May
28c
IOV'4
6,900
2,300
5 Vic
•
Negus Mines,—.„
Consolidated
6 Vac
1
V
Ltd-
Consolidated
Consolidated
40c
.III
——
Gold
Consolidated
Consolidated
Oct
Oct
—~~i
Mogul
Consolidated
25c
Sep
21c
V—:V
7.
Marc-us
1
Feb
Mar
90c
10 Vac 11 Vac
36c
Mines—______
Copper
Kirkland
6c
"7
__
Mines
Vs-
'i;
—
Arrow-—I:
Halliwell
Marbenor
1,
Iron
Lake.
Golden
Consolidated
1,100
26 c
'23c
Crest—111111*
East
Fenimore
Consolidated
Consolidated
1
^
Oil—
Consolidated
'Consolidated
31c
VaC
37c
2.35
80c
1
—
Kenville
Feb
45c
/
_i
1.23
lOVac May
86c
1
1
Kerr
Feb
9 Vac
*
Cadillac
Consolidated
.
~~~i
___II~~~r
,
Central
Consolidated
52c
8V2c
•>
900
•
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Jan
Sep
15c
IllI*
IJ2IB0
——
Feb
30 Va
9C
——
Mines—
Mines
Keelev
Jan
1.01
•
Jan
16c
9c
Bay Mining & Smelting.
Jowsey
Apr
23c
—u.
Shawkey
Consolidated
1.14
18c
3.95
Key Mines—
Consolidated
Dec
4c
14c
Co
Petrol
Mines
July
33c
76c
Metals—
Commonwealth
76c
12c
5,506
27c
Smelting—
&
Mines
July
5c
8,050
5.Vac
____1
—
Explorations
Joutel
Jan
5,400
9 Vac
Wtllans
Gold
1:20
5c
15c
Mining
Aug
1,400
1.60
Chibougamau Mining & SmeltingChimo Gold Mines
—
Lake
92c
2,900
6c
Mines-
Chromium
65c
6,000
30 %
1
Mines————
Quebec Mines—
Jonsihith Mines __—1—
Apr
65c
6c
—
Cochenour
1.18
44c
17 Vac 17 Vac
1.10
_.
'Cliib Kayrand Copper Mines
Coin
July
7 Vac
7.20
IOV'4
;
13,295
18 c
14 Vic
—I—
Waite
Jelex
Oct
58C
————
Oil
Cheskirk
—
85c
75c
——1
Joliet
Jan
27c
'5.60
7 Vac
65c
Gold———
Dec
5 Vac
9 Vac
—1
Joburke'Gold
22 Vac Mar
Jan
4.721
,
21c 2 5 Vac
6
25 Vac
—*
Rio———
Pat
6VaC
Ti
Ltd
Sep
Mar
2.30
Vic
11
1
Mines
Copper
Jaye
Oct
4c
.
*
'
29c
12 Vac 12 Vac
1
1
——1
.
Minerals—_—
Jacobus
Feb
30c
.__1
___
_a——
Porcupine
Charter
:
Corp
Central
43 Vac'
.
Athabaska
Central
'
__>.6c
i
80c
12 VaC 12 Vac
4 VaC
Quartz
Asbestos
80c
Vic
*
__
Sep
12Vac
■■■I
Nov
5.75
Dec
1.01
-
12c
'
Gold
Bay
Mines
Jack
Aug
1.40
Aug
2.99
,
1.75
July
(ic
1.00
12
18 Va
Jan,
5VaC
1.00
-10c
Feb
24
3.45 Mar
24,200
5 Vac
Irish
Iso
5.10 May
80c
Mines
5c
17c
90c
—20c
*
,
_7
Highland Bell ——_—__c__
Iron
1.16 July
Dec
34c
67,349
10c 10 VaC
5 VaC
______
Feb
15
V^C Sep
70c
2.30
1
Hydra Exploration
Jan
Nov
1.09
59,820
78c
1
3.90
5 V2 c
17c
1
1
1
_—
Gold
Hudson
May
Aug
16,210
Cayzor
Ltd
Mining
Hudson Bay
Sep
16%
1.02
Ltd—
9c
75c
90c
Exploration
Aur
Hollinger Consolidated Gold.
Oct
Jan
9 Vac
18V'a
I
Dec/
2.67
Oct
1.02
Mines
6.20
-
1.79
4V2C
_1
Dyno Mines
.—-4
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
— .16%
Gold
Feb
3.00
1
1
Mines——-----——-—1
Gold
Heath
Jan
700
8,457
Candore
37c
;
3,500
4.85
Cariboo
2.75
Jan
Headway Red Lake
Jan
6.45
Sep
VaC
4.70
Captain
Dec
20c
10c
Cam-Erin Mines
Nov
1.86
Mines—
Rock
Harrison
Jun
sic
.—1
—
1.80
3,468
Mines—
Lead
Gunnar
Mar
23c
4.70
Williston
Sep
1,500
2.55
;_
—
Hastings
47c
1
Canadian
9c
1.90
2.50
—1—
Hasaga
19c
2.90
Exploration-
Northwest
5,000
1.90
Mines——_————
Nov
24c
Oct
l
Minerals;——-
Canadian
5 VaC
5
1
Ltd
Mines
Hard
Oct
7.55
2.18
5
1
Canadian
—
May
9c
-III
Canadian
,
Feb
Jan
7 Vac May
10,800
8c
Jun
10c
29,900
11c
—III
Long Island—
Malartic Gold—
VaC
Mines—'—
Plains Develop
Freehold
Gulch
Gulf
Jun
6VaC Jan
129,700
8 VaC
c
1
40c
,53c
2.20
27,892
Gridoil
Feb
Jan '
Dec
14c
7,160
16c
7c
11c
,
39,400
1
Great
!
Dec
31c
2,500
__10c
Canadian
Dec
July
85c
Goldray
Jun
6.00
'Cahadfan Homestfead
5c
15c
Explorers
Uran
Grandroy
Jan
4 V2c
1
Delhi
5,300
6,240
1
Mining ——1—
Ltd—_——
Grand uc
Feb
1.20
Sep
13c
24,300
/
7.00
*
Australian
60c
23,650
7 VaC
1
.
9c
16c
Sep
6V2C
—1
Petrol
Canadian
Dec
11c
32c
Tungsten—
Canadian
52c
10 c
500
___1
_
8c
15c
Goldale,..-———-i.——
Dec
2.15
6,000
6.55
Lands
Canada
25% May
9,000
38c
__
Lake
Jan
Jan
18c
—_1
—_
Jun
6
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Giant
13c
7.00
—
„.
Jan
11%
1,800
Mascot Mine
Glenn
45c
1
.—
_
24%
2,970
7.Vac
2.53
Mines
Mines
Genex
Glacier
21c
16 VaC 17 VaC
•
36c
___1
•
1,060
14%
7 Vac
1
Mines
Geco
12% May
•
12c
8c
& Edmonton—______
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau
Canada
Gaitwin
Sep
45c
11 Va
;___.
Aug
Apr
27%
14%
_____1
——-—-h-
24 V2 May
Nov
July
12c
Calgary
Red
Vi
20c
—
camflo
Campbell
400
24 V4
92c
._
OiIs—_!
&
8
2,2
35,090
—
Holdings Ltd
Mines
50
225
2.15
—
./
Lake
Mine's
Gable
Cadamet
4.15
Uitxl
3 VaC
Mining & Smelting—
Ankerite
9.00
23 V4'
___1
Mines—
Red
9.00
11c
:i_.
Ltd-/—
Buffalo
u.-^O
25 Va:
6 %c
;
Buffalo
1,700
_50c
Bay Uranium
Bralbrne Pioneer
Reef
3.55
2.02
.50c
Elack
Broulan
Jun
25 Va
—
34 Va
26 Va
Mines.
Mining
Fatima
Sep
9c'
1
Corp
Aug
7 VaC
9.75
58c
Aug
10 VaC
Jan
6c
2.05
—_1
Mines
Mines
Bidcop
16c
Apr
5C
23 >/4
9.00
_______
Copper
Nov
5C
5,000
3,000
5 Vac
1
Mines
Bevcon.
,
,
Feb
30,500
7c
7c
6 VaC
7c
5 Vac
.L-*
Quebec
Eethlehem
Dec
6.95
14V2
Ltd
FTancoeur
1.00
—1
Corp_.
1.30
Jan
1,504
1
Uranium
Faraday
52,750
Mines——4.—
Mining
13%
Sen
42,231
Fargo Oils Ltd——
Farwest
Mining—.—_c
July
1.55 Sep
34c
_50c
Petroleums
Dec
8,180
1.30
—2.50
Giant
Beattie Duquesne____________—
Dec
5.60
1
80c
III 1
Uranium
75c
10 Va
_1
75c
1
Ltd
Jan
1.20
Corp
30c
Mining—:——
May
5.30
Mining
Sol
Eureka
75c
—..
39c
Jan
1.01
__25
Exploration
Belcher
Sep
34c
——
Jan
Dec
1.22
Mines..
Malartic
Elder-Peel
May
42 C
1.01
1
Mines
Metals
Bata
15c
Feb
Aug
—1
H
9.95
11c
5.50
1
Gold
Amphi
'1.10
—
Trust
Baska
;
10c
20c
-25
——
Oils_—
Sullivan
.—1
A—-
9.95
1
Feb
89c
1
__
——.
Mines
Pete
.40C
-
Baiikeno 4.2,--—
Bankfield
Barnat
East
7,900
1
class
Selburn Oil
preferred
5s,-4%
preferred
hh
Barymin
East
7Vac
1
Minesr,_—.
1
Bailey
Barc-x
East
Jan
Dec
71/2C
Nov
Nov
VaC Apr
10,700
1
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines——
Banff
Jan
33c
17Vac
4c
5
25c
—
Mines
8,752
1
Duvan
Dynamic
El
Copper..,—
YellowknifeRuffner
75c
Copper/ Co—
Apr
24c
—_——
Coast
74c
1
13c
Warrants
74c
High
Jan
July,
6c
20V2C Jan '
22c
37.006
5c
4c
——
——
20c
Mines-———
Jan
3.20
26C
10 Vac 11 Vac
2 4 Vac
Gold Mines——
Asamera Oil
Associated Arcadia Nickel—
Atlin
v
1
Arjon
Base
2.55
»
57c
17c
Vac
19
___25c
Petroleum
19c
Mines
Palmer
Dickenson
18 c
20c
Mines
20c
17,800
3,250
40c
2Ce
Feb
8,500
15 Vac
Denison
T85 May
77c
5.75
00c
7 VaC
27%
14cJan
i-'eb
1
Atlas
Oct
Jan
1,000
53c
7 Vac
1
—
43c
'
Atlantic
7 VaC
Mines
2,990
Mines——>
Mines
Delnite
51,690
———
United Development
Anglo
Sep
8c
Petroleums
Rouyn
68C
61c
..10c
Mill——
Lead Mines.———.
Anchor
Anglo
Dec
Jan. 1, 1963
Sijrice
Low
1
1
Amalgamated Larder MinesAmalgamated Rare Earth
American Leduc Petrol-^-—
Anacon
16c
Range
High
1,000
52,644
Pacific
6.50
—1
Ore——•
—.__
Delhi
50c
_
Aiminex
Jan
6.35
Yellowknife Gold
Pitch
7 V2c
8c
Ltd
Mines
Agnico
Akaitcho
AUg
59c
1
—
Shares
55c
1
Mines.
Gold
1—1
& Oil
'
Mines Ltd—
Allied
4 VaC
9,500
2,453
16c 16 Vac
16c
for Week
Low
1
Mines
Horn
Deer
5c
4%c
Sales
Range
Par
1
High
Low
Deldona
5c
Acadia
1963
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
Low
Week's
Lasi
Sale Price
OILS
AND
MINES
Area
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
of Price's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
,
Par
Ansil
.
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Acme
.
(2536)
40
80c
500
62c
23c
24c
3.850
23c
Jan
36c
Apr
20VaC 23 Vac
46,110
10c
Jan
28c
July
'
! 3.25 Nov
Nov
;
1.65 May
Number 6329
198
Volume
(2537)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
'CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Friday
of Prices
Sale Price
New
Goldvue
New
1
Harrieana
Mines—.
1
New
Jason
New
Kelore
Mines
New
New
New
——
Rouyn
Nisco
Nor
Nor gold
Feb
1.09
Dec
2.24
Oct
Sand
13,000
5c
Nov
8c
Jan
Sarcee
6 Vac
Dec
16c
Oct
Jan
28c
Apr
Sheep
9 VaC
Dec
25Vic
Jan
Sherritt
16C
19c
83,500
9 Vac
32c
Oct
Sigma
July
Creek
9e
11c
33,804
July
25c:
Apr
13c
16c
29,000
6 Vac Mar
32c
Jun
Silver
,16C
17c
16,541
15c
Dec
40c
Jan
Alar
Siscoe
18C
5 Vac
23c
70,602
13c
38c
Jan
13c
■
19c
396,410
4C
Oct
20c
Dec
12c
12c
10c
Dec
18c
5c
9 Vic
1,000
5 Vic
12,300
2,065
7c
7c
| 8c
5,700
5 Vac
14c
Jan
49 Vac
47c
51c
113,600
12 Vac
Jan
61c
15c
Dec
40c
July
July
15c
17c
1.75
16c
65c
60c
67c
3.65
3.90
27,550
17c
17c
4,110
31c
26 Vic
31c
65,000
25c
25c
25c
5,400
25c
•
:
*
•
47c
Aug
3.25 Aug
North
Goldcrest
North
Rankin
North
Rock
Northern
.
Exploration.;
Canada
Mines
Norvalie
1.35
_
Northland
.20c
Nudulama
13c
9Vic
Dec
15,350
10c
Dec
Steep
12c
1.65
1.65
1.70
75c
80c
Lake
Obrien
Gold
Okalta
Mines—
5
VaC
Oils
Mines
be
15c
4.10
\
Sturgeon River Gold
Cons
Sullivan
Feb
70c
2.55
—
6.25
Oct
'C
1.35
Jan
30Vic Aug
Orchan
Ormsby Mines.
Osisko Lake Mines
Palliser
Petroleum
Pamoil
Patino
Pato
Pax
Consolidated
Pee
Exploration
Peerless
Pernio
Perron
Gold
Peruvian
Minerals...
&
Gas.
&
2ic
Jan
Tormont
Oct
17c
Jun
Towagmac
Feb
Trans
15c
16 VaC Alay
1.56
1.85
Oct
Oct
85c
-
Oil
Placer
Powell
Oil
JBuffariison
61,330
United
Canso
1,300
33c
Jan
United
Keno
United
New
48c
Juii
Oct
Oct
38c
Jun
39c
Jun
54c
Mar
8 Uc
Jnn
13 Vac.
12 Vic
14c
49,000
9c
Oct
6.30
6.15
6.30
18.562
2.60
2.40
2.60
1,700
17c 17 Vic
19,675
Gold-
Nov
15c
9Vic
12c
24c
10c
Aug
Dec
49c
18,300
28
350
24c
23 Vic
25c
Producers
Ltd
___
21c
Nov
42c
Jan
35c
6,000,
Mar
May
Oct
59c
Mar
3-40
400
2.50 Aug
8.25
374
6.85
1.79
9c
10c
7c
28.000
1.30
Jan
1.40 July
63,007
1.25
10c
_
Apr
59c
43c
1.64
Sep
31
8.25
'1.74
66c
Sen
Jan
Nov
3.25
Ltd
1.00
70c
Aug
45c
•
19c
-
35c
8.23
_____
Apr
July
24
10,100
45c
Dec
347
Quebec
Chdbougamau
Quebec
Lithium
Urban
Aug
Quebec
:
1.83
46c
Apr
May
Quonto
„
Ra?rlan
10c
Feb
Nov
25c
Apr
1.82
Dec
101i
10Vi
J.365
'
9.65
Aug
Jan
1,7c
Jan
Sep
113/4 May
16c 19 Vic
169,875
15c
Aug
40c
Apr
45c
47c
7,700
38c
Mar
63c
Oct
48c
48c
48c
500
45c
Jan
85c
May
1.18
1.18
1.25
3,500
J,01
Feb
i___
__
Minerals
___^
16c
13
Algorri
Rio
Rupununi
Mines',".
Rix
Athabasca
Uran
—
.___
20c
Mines
34 ViC
Mining
14c
71c
Nov
1.00
82c
4.607
8c
8 Vic
17,400
1.85
800
1.15
Jun
15c
16c
8.100
12c >
Feb
25c
13
13 Vn
'6.127
llVi
Jan
15
6c
5c
Jan
7Vic Aug
Dec
32c
.Tan
Oct
Feb
4.666,
7Vic Dec
13c
2.00
7,750
20c
35c
23.000
13c
Apr
42c
12c 14 Vic
36,000
10c
Nov
16c
20c 20 Vic
30c
Dee
17VaC
88c
Jap
1.02
Nov
Sep
23c
19c 23 'a c
33c:
132,172 '
Jan
54c
19c
Alar
32c,
8e
8c
500
8c
Dec
13c
81c
95c
6,9:)0
53c
Jan
9c
9 Vac
4,000
8 V'aC
Dec
1.75
1.94
53,935
1.40
Nov
1.21
1.34
16,700
76c
Feb
11c 11 Vac
12,000
lie
Sep
25,500
15c
Oct
1.19
Sep
Dee
Sep
July
Oct
14 Va c Ala r
1.94
3.05
37c
Dec
Jnn
Jim
12*14
31c
35c
38,500
2.13
2.04
2.13
20,907
66c
68c
8,000
1.40,
1.25
1.40
511
5.10
Hill
5.10
5.35
8.100
28c 29»aC
32,700
10'aC
9,400
12.950
28V2C
——-
Fortune
91
——-
—
Mines.—
Surf
Nov
5c
4 Va c
5c
5,400
3o
Alay
500
49c
19c
20c
5,339
13c
—-1
2.58
2.42
2.58
13,839
80c
80e
4c
312 c
4c
15,000
6c
7 VaC
23,000
'—-—-*
1
3
Inlet class A-*—
50c
—
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&
Zinc—
*
Jan
3c
Jan
6c
Nov
Yellowkiiife Bear Mines
3.20 Mar
_'
Zulapa Alining
——
Nov
97c
Feb
6C
JU)V
17c
Jan
6.25
6.50
85c
87c
9,020
81c
Nov
90c
Dee
5c
15,500
4c
Nov
12c
Feb
5.799
11c
Dec
21c
20.196
93c
Jan
1:35
Feo
Jan
4 70
May
12c
lie
1.11
1.16
3.95
4.10
14c
1.16
14c
1.41
.
3,185
2,32
9.45
500
12 Vac
Feb
20c
Oct
Avg
May
1.48
10.000
16c I6V2C
63.500
13c
Apr
29c
Vac
31,400
5C
Dec
11c
Dec
46e
43c 47 Vac
106:272
18c
Feb
7Bc
Nov
63c
63c
65c
4,070
60c
14 c
10c
15c
195,500
8c
Aug
i5c
Dec
4c
May
1.48
9c 10
10c
1.25
Jim
Nov
1.80 Aur
1.00
3'ac
4c
10.0C0
3'ac
Dec
J, 9c
V2C
5c
5 VaC
1,550
4 Vac
Nov
14c
1.05
1.05
1.08
3.025
1.00
Jun
6c
6c
4 Va c
3'ac
24c
22 Vac
—-1.
—
Apr
Nov.
4'aC
I6V2C
1
(HG) Mines
Yukeno
Amines
Young
Alines
2.58
1
Mines
Metal
97Cv
24c
70c
6,666
709
Sep
Mar
Jan
Feb
6Vac Jan
1
Yankee Canuck Oil
Zenmac
80-
1.35
1.57 Apr
1.6,6 Jan.
25c
5c
1
—.—20c
—--L
—-1
.
Hargreaves
Lead
Dec
Feb
Sep
Alay
86c
V
:—1
1
——_40c
—--————
-
Larder
*
1.22
—
——-r—-—-—1
_,
Yellorex
1.20 July
15c
Lodge
——
Mines
Coghlan
Winchester
Yale
45c
21c
—_i._-——.—
Oil
Western Mines
Windfall
Jun
Oct
9,100
~1
1
—1*
—1
Nickel
Petrol
Beaver
Western
16c
7 Vac
5,334
Decalta Petroleum
Western
8.75
-I
—-1
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Aur
Nov
16C
56c
Jf.:<>.
4.50
1.42
56c
4.20
78c
Feb
Nov
July
1.75 Av>e
1.28
1
53c
Jan
16c
—1
Malartic
West
Western
Dec
Jan
24c
13 V'4
1.15
1.22
.—1
Alines
Westburne
2.04
52c
Jan
Oct
1.37
Lake
Werner
28c
1.25
Mining
Westates
9.95
,335
16C
Wasamac
Weedon
aC
l
_____
Mines
Vi'olamac
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12 5 a
5
Feb
14c
3 Vac
Dec
7'ac Feb
30,700
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
53,500
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
V'aC
6.840
20c
24c
20c
23c
4
Jan
Feb
11.900
a
Feb
6c
C
61
1.19
Jan
Jan
Apr
78c
5'ic
8c
.
Macdonald
1.10
Feb
1.42 July
1.85
82c
Mining
Rockwin
10 Vi
1.000
3.25
18c
Nickel
Rexspar
Rvanor
Dec
13 Vic
700
47c
Rayrock Mines
Rio
5 Vic
19,050
Ltd
Ranger Oil
Realm
13,946
Mines—.
Explorations
Radiore Uranium
Reeves
9c
16c
16c
Jan
12c
L___
.
"V T C"___
Jun
1.86
16c
Mining
1.45
14c
13c
Oct
68c
2.500
35c
Alines
Vespar
Wiltsey
1.82
7 Vic
4.95
8,300
—
Cons' Exploration—
Vandoo
Willroy
16c
Mattasami
Quemont
Dec
3,974
Quebec
Feb
4.05
1.87 Apr
15Vi>c Alay
12c
12 %
Upper Canada Mines
'9.90 May
1.82
9c
^
Gold—
1.20
4.45
Aug
85c
Oils
United
Wright
Q M I Minerals—.i
Quebec Ascot Copper
9c
4.65
Corp
May
50c
Jan
54c
Sep
42c
Dec
Mar
46Vic
2,815
40c
Feb
28c ^Sep
15c
500
49c
3.80
Dec
Nov
5,740
49c
Jab
78c
Feb
10Vic
59,400
277«
Jan
Mining
Oil
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Vauze
10c
38'ic
Aug
8.20
Aug
13c. 14 Vic
28
23c
16c
32c 32 Vic
49c
1.25
6.00 July
2.40
1.40 Aug
20c 20'a
Macfie
United
Royalties
Minerals
Purdex
United
Nov
3.30
30c
Mines
Provo Gas
May
54c
38 Vie
5 35
4 55
11 Vac
Asbestos
31c
Jan
Union
Sep
1.000
III""—Z—50C
Rouyn
Prairie
United
Jan
Union
July
1.85 Mar
4,000
Feb
6,350
15,600
Dec
Feb
20c
6.50
2,200
Apr
12c
1.57
_
Trinity Chibougamau
13 Vic May
10,247
Gas
Oils",
Preston
58c
Dec
5 VzC
12,300
36c
Jan
3.80
9c
Oil
10.300
61c
Oct
5 VaC
1.34
Triad
12,000
50c
13c
6,500
80
Transcontinental Resources
8c
11c 11 Vic
7,266
10c 10VaC
Exp Ltd
3.15
61c
13,290
1.50
Exploration
Nov
14,125
Development
Ponder
6c
Oct,
46 Vic
4.10
7Vac
95c
'
Mines
Canada
Dec
49c
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Place
46c
61c
Dec
1.90
Dec
Jan
48c
Apr
5,800
1.14
1
11c
16c
Sep
54c
48c
*
Dec
Dec
Jan
16c 16 VaC
3.85
1
50c
7c
~__1
Mines
Oil
Oil
Petrol
83c
5 VaC
3 Vac
13.000
43.800
53c
Mines-
3.00
10c
28c
23,400
6c
15c
Silver
8.25
10c
82c
Vac
Tprbrit
Jan
14 VaC
68c
1.31
Apr
5Vac
11
Feb
2.60
6,856
*!
;
Sep
'Feb
Dec
7.65
1
Oil
60c
Alar
7.40
___1
Ltd-^.—
Exploration
Gas &;
2.000
70c
-
60c
°c
4c
8,500
Jaa
14C
41c,
18c
11c
16 V ac
Aug
Sep
16,230
Jan
10 Vic
Oct
9c
32,025
Dec
1
Paymaster' Consol
2.05
9c
95c
6c
17 Vic
Oct
11,692
18,306
45c
1.09
1
1.74
9 VaC
88c
___1
Gold
1.65
41c
49c
International
1.60
48Vac Jun.
9Vac
91c
.6.50
*
Mining
1,650
Oct
Feb
10 VaC 11 Vac
42c
16C
'
Feb
Mines Ltd
Dec
15,200
30Vic 30Vic
Sep
31c
Tombill
1.14
-20c
Porctipine
Paramaque Mines
40c
Dec
Thompson Lunamark
7,200
20c
Ltd
Pamour
Jan
12 VaC
Jan
24,500
38c
Dec
20c
1.900
Jan
15c
37 Vic
16 Vac
4,200
39c
54c
37 VaC
36.970
27c
25c
47Vic
I\OV
7 Vic
40c
17c 17 Vac
13VaC 13 Vac
1.45
12c
13c
39c
5.60
85c
50c
39c
i.
Jun
4.65
8c
_
4.75
7 V'jjc
Mining
3.15
Copper
Gold
—
10c
Corp
7.55
Mines—
Orenada
800
1.50
__c
Temagami
Territory
7VaC
65c
Mines
7Vic
54c
3.35 Mar
5.35
July
12,500
5»ic
2.61 July
7 Vac
Contact
15c
1
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska
4c
1.07 May
72c
Gas
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Obaska
Vac
9
11 lac
Sunburst Exploration
KJ
2,700
600
5,905
66c
Oct
22 Vac Aug
4,525
75c
i
4,900
1.65
1
Iron
24Vac Au
1.35
2.95
17c
Nickel
Rock
Jan
2.66
35c
Mining
Sudbury
1.37
5.00
_'l
Jan
16*20
15,533
11 Vic
&
Sep
1.35
3.85
13 Vac
Oils—____
&
40c
Dec
2.80 Aug
1,000
v
12 c
Gas
&
Warrants
10c 10 Vac
10 Vis c
...50c
Ltd
44c
,
1,700
13c
7Vic
Mines
Oil
Numac
Jan
1
Aug
1.74
12,150
1.60
13c
7 VaC
Mines
99c
Union Oils
Starratt
Tcck
Exploration
45,848
1
SLanwell Oil
Dec
1.34
Stanrock Uranium
Steeloy
leo
10c
1.24
1
Mines—
Mines
43c
1.33
Quebec-
Mines
Southern
Spooner
Dec
Dec
1
Standard
19c
4c
1
14c
1,000
*
Dec
<8 Mar
1,800
16c
16c
9,000
1.74
16c
17c
.
Feb
5.500
18c
3.00
3.85
—■
19c-
9V2C Dec
10c
16e
1
Coldstream
12Vic Aug
2.99
1
»
common
Nov
17c
—
Oils
4c
4,700
May
3.00
.
North Bordulac
,
9,930
36,500
Silvermaaue
9c
52c
19c
5c
-50 c
Gold
Mines
Oct
18C
4 '.ac
Miller Mines
Silver
22c
5c
Gordon
High
26,8 J8
1
Satellite Metal
14c
13,600
Low
41c
50c
:
ll.b&O
21c
Mines
Northgate
Gold
Petrol
17c
-
Canadian
River
40,100
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
36c
1
67,900
16 Vac
Shares
36c
Antonio
-San
10c
Mines
Warrants
9c
16c
•
North
Oct
21c
—
Mines
North
6C
8 Vac
11c
Smelting
for Week
Low
Exploration
8c
9
18c
Mines
Norlex
2,500
Salem
Vac
Gold—
Norlartic
Dec
16 Vac
10c
Mines
Acme
9Vic
8V2C
Merger
Rim
Jan
5 Vac
Senator Rouvn
Nickel
Par
High
4c
5c
Mines
Nickel Mining &
1.90
,
Sales
R-ange
Last
Sale Price
20 Vac
•
.
Mines
Low
28,300
6 VaC
1.81
1.88
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_
Newnorth Gold
Vac
oc
7 Vac
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
8c
6
1
Mines
Newlund
■'
,——1
—
Hosco Mines
New
Low
Par
x"
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Shares
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 27)
Sales
for Week
Week's
,
41
Jan
We regret that we
Oct
do not have the space to
FOOTNOTES,FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Jan
May
♦No
included
par
in
value, a Odd
year's range),
publish the Foreign Transactions.
AND CANADIAN MARKETS
lot sale (not Included in year's
e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price
range) d Deferred delivery sale (net
r Cash ,sale (not included in years
t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
Wi When issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
range),
privileges, wd When delivered.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2533)
42
.
.
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
,
Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern List of
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
following
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314
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Cascade
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American
American
American
American
American
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Kansas-Nebraska Nat Gas Co_5
Kay Wind,sop class A
i...
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Kearney & Trecker Corp.
3
-
Wyoming Oil
______
5 %
3314
4%
Kane-Miller
'2614
10c
Frontier Airlines
Inc.—
Frontier
Refining
25 Va
4%
1
—
Oil
53
Participating preferred-
Arkansas
Natural
15%
Anheuser-Busch Inc'
Armstrong
Gas
24
25c
__
Commonwealth
24%
class A.10
Anglo Canadian Tele
Inc..
Clearing House
Commonwealth
10Va
6
com_3
Z.25
Plastics
Commonwealth
5%
9%
Gas Corp
preferred
22%
Corp_
Arden
$1.25
Commerce
19 Va
5 Vb
514
Corp
Anelex
13%
&
14%
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Labs—-.
Kaman
Machine__l
Franklin Realty
Frito Lay Inc
Fritzi cf California.
18%
12%
1434
Corp com
Sav & Ln
18%
31%
16%
•
7.50
25
3314 c
314
preferred
American
17
30
5
Milling & Elevator...1
Colorite
9 Va
9
Co__
Oil
1
St Gobain
Amer
19%
:2%
Gas
16%
1314
914
Co.
Foster Grant Co.—
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod
Colorado
197/a
11%
Inc
Interstate
33 %
15%
Co_20
15 VB
.1
Franco
Franklin
31
2.50
Kaiser Steel Corp
$1.46 preferred
Kalvar Corp
33V3f
25%
Colorado
17%
1814
17%
Machine
Co
29%
Belding
&
5514
8%
1
22 %
2214
Stores
14%
19%
9
Steel
51%
14
Inc
Worth
5
27%
Inc.
Labs
4%
Colonial
1314
18
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10%
1
23%
20%
1
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3%
4%
97a
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21
3%
Colorado
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3
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Research
Kendall
Fort
Inc..1
714
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5%
28%
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17%
26 %
2234
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Engineering
Lamson
241%
Plus
Forest
16 >4
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Floyd
23%
10
&
Joseph & Feiss
Kelhvood
21
1
Julie
Jones
25%
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135
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16 %c
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26%
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•
14
Utilities
a
wide
Bid
—10c
—
7%
Florida Water & Utilities..
Bennett Stores Inc.
2514
Collyer Insulated Wire Co. —•
6%
8
Public
224
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7 14
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class
CO
have
a
7
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Jessop Steel Co
Financial.^
Gas
218
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Jerrold
Jervis Corp
E
7%
.
I
Realty..4
First Union
co;n„1.25
class
(Andrew)
10%
9%
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83
79
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100
National
Coleman
37%
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;
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1^ Va
5 Va
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8%
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Plastics Mfg Corp
Florida Steel Corp—.4.1
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First
Florida
22
23 %'
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Florida
25 V'g
7%
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Gas Co__—1
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City Gas Co
38%
Publish—25c
Derrick Co__1
American
Ritz_____
Utilities
Class
15%
36%
Heritage
American Hoist &
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Citizens
10 Va
Maize Products Inc__*
American
American
the
First Lincoln Financial...
Mortgage Investors.
Fitchburg Paper
Fleming Co Z—■
40
20
of
22%
1
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Fisher Foods Inc—
Fisher Governor
Co..,
21%
37%
23%
Preferred
5%
5 Vr
29%
20 Va
__10
Corp...6
Channing Financial Corp
1
Chattanooga
24 V8
23 1 4
Gypsum Co
Power.—.—10
C1\&j^liana
9 V4
class A—1
American
Maine
Chicago Musical Instrumnts.SOc
14%
Gas Co Units——
Amer
25%
Telephone Co
Business,
which
have
-
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First Western
38
27%
Charles
,
26%
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1
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Cryogenics —
J50c
Electronic Labs cl A_1
Express CO—
5
Financial Corp
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:
1
24
36
7
25%
Air Filter CO
American
5
10
6%
16%
Illinois
23%
9 Va
147i«
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34
31'2
22
4%
Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central
19%
14
7
,
33a
Indiana Gas
Central
9%
17%
'
Corp—_3.75
Allied Radio Corp
-1
Allis (Louis) Co
10
Alloys & Chemicals.—
1
Allyn & Bacon Inc
50c
Altamil Corp
50c
Alterman Foods Inc
2.50
7%
Central
8V4
Small
>'
Central
9%
8%
Maintenance
Allied
6%
Electric & Gas.4
Conn
7
Central
3%
—
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9%
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4%
3
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8%
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Natural
4%
4%
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1
Gary Chemicals Inc.—_10c
614
10
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Organ Co—————100
86 Va
6%
50c
Southwest Corp.
Inc
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,
Allegheny
84
1
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Corp——-20c
Aerovox Corp ——-Zh.—
1
Airwork Corp ——
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Magnethermic Corp
•
Albee Homes
—
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Alberto Culver
10
Alco Chemical
——
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Aid Inc
1
Alico Land Develop———
1
8%
,
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cf securities
securities
which
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84%
.—5
25
common—
common
3%
——2
—
Astro
Geo
Aero
,
Mills
Class B
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Mfg
Ask
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Par
,
Capital For Tech Industries
Capital Products Corp
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16 >4
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Metal
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crmposed
region.
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is
comprises
distribution
could have been sold (indicated
within which these securities
range
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quotation furnished on request.
The "National" list
wide
national
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
Securities
They are
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198
Volume
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Science
34 %
Science Research Assocs...
10%
Scientific
13 Va
Scot
21%
Scott & Fetzer Co..
Capital
Corp
Par
United
4
33%
Inc—-10c
11
32
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Computers
Lad
Foods
United
Nesbitt
(John J)
50c
19 Va
Nevada
Northern Gas Co.—--1
26 %
28%
Scott
New England Gas & Elec Assn_8
345«
36%
Scott & Williams
Inc
7 Vh
Hampshire Ball Bearines.2
New
8
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11%
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&
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—
—
22%
23%
55
1
58
3%
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Nixon-Baldwin
31
Co
United
States
Realty
8%
United
9%
States
Servateria
United
States
Sugar
Corp..
1
58 %
7%
H%
United
62%
States
Truck
Lines
1
20 %
25%
27 'A
Univis
Inc
19
20%
Upper
11%
13%
Seatrain
Lines Inc..—*
22 %
24%
13 %
15%
North
Penn
12%
13%
Security Columbian Banknote_2
Seismograph Service Corp—1
Selas Corp of America
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34
36 Va
Selmer.
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1
12%
13%
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4 Va
5 Va
Nuclear
Chicago
class
Chemical Co
Nuclear
Data
3
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Nytronics
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Noxema
;
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Water
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Coal
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Orkin
Oxford
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Finance
Pabst
Inc
class
—.*
38 V4
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1
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39%
41%
7%
38 Va
26%
63
7%
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Sigma
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Simplicity Mfg Co class A
Skil Corp
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Business
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22
10%
5%
117a
24
41%
Package Machinery
Packard
Co
Instrument
20c
Pa pert Koenig Lois
Pafgas
Parkview
—
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Drugs
10
,
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New
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10
14%
11%
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7%
8%
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Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc
1
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Parchment
Patterson
Pauley
Dental
Petroleum
Peerless
Tube
Estate
Chemical
Pepsi-Cola
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Fibre
Corp
Pickwick
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5%
3%
3;%
171-4
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31%
33 V,
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27 3
30%
32 Va
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16%
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9
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75
PneumoDynamics
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Inc
Portland Genl Electric
Potash Co of America
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9%
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31%
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24%
26%
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10%
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15%
167«
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Primex
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16%
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Products Research Corp.;
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Professional Golf Co
.....50c
Pubco
Petroleum
18
6%
4
221
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
13%
14%
Bank
Southwestern States Tele
2o '/a
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30
13 %
14%.
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3%
21%
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&
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1
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31%
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Boatmen's
Co—__
20
33%
36 %
Broad
38
41%
Camden
19%
21 %
Star
Market Co
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Szabo
Corp
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38%
27 V4
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14
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10%
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Trans-Coast Inv Co
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&
27%
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32 %
34%
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Theatre
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12%
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United Nuclear Corp.
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(Wash)__10
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78%
81%
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41
43 %
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Albany
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39%
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Winston-Salem
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Amer Trust
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West'n
34%
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69'%
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United Virginia Bankshares—10
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105
Tr
88 %
41%
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58%
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15
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86
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3%
4%
22%
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8%
38
40%
2%
18%
7
13
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20
8%
14%
Week
for
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
-
901/2,
21%
/
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52%
Ainslie
Corp
Ansonia
_20c
78
59 %
222
5
National Bank
317 a
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Royal
49 1/2
17 %
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United States Crown
N
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29;%
23%
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r
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54%
42 '/4
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&
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1 Philadelphia)—'
12
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Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C.25
Rockland Natl Bank
49 %
71%
Dallas—10
of
Valley
15%
Illuminating Co
23%
'
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10
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
—12%
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y.5
National
22%
1
27%
143
Provident
941/4
5
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10
65 %
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137
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
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41%.
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Chemical
Camp
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Colorado
Golconda
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for Week
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62c
62c
28c
18c
30c,
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100
—
-
1,200
1.25
10c
36c
—
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
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1.60
Jan
9.60
■
1.40
400
34c
38c
9,100
Feb
30c
Dec
3.80 Mar
55c
Oct
1.90 Mar
Service...
Mining Corp —_
Credit Corp class A_
„
27
Dec.
Week's
.■
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4.50
1
10c
38c
38c
1.00
38c
1.30
1,400
1.85
1.90
300
100
50c
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1.
1
Electronics.!—_____ .——10c
_25c
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Wells Industries Corp
—_50c
M
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62 c
1
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,
Coastal
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44
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9%
8%
10c
85
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;
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see page. 44.
Products
53%
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40%
10%
14%
51
Merchants
88 %
4%
13%
45%
Philadelphia National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
313
'4'A
3%
1134
65'/4
42%
65%
—10
7:%
Specialties—.10c
Transogram Co Inc
1
Transport Motor Express..
1
43%
62
Bstn_12%
61
20%
10 %
36%
of
Newark—6.25
302
20%
TV
Bk
23%
19%
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1
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11%
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21%
class B._2 50
Transcontinent
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Petroleum Corp
Sanders Associates
class A.
Savannah Elec & Power Co_
Schaev'itz
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15%
12
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11
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10
6
54%
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59%
,
34%
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5
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28%.
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33%
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Carolina Natl Bank.
Northern
57i%
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74
Providence
23%
16%
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Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
Irving Trust Co (N Yi.
—10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)„.15
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust
Co
(Philadelphia)-—10
27%
Toys Inc——...
Bus
Eng
New
41%
North
10
25%
143«
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New
44 Va
Banking
61
Trust
Tr
^Industrial
25%
84
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23
54%
31%
of
—12.50
21
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10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
8
1
Corp..Z_
Bank
of
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80%
77
Newark & Essex
Bk
Hudson
23
Community
Rutherford (N J)
National
Chicago..20
Natl Bk
Hartford
24
National
88
65
388
7.50
—50
New.. Rochelle...
Franklin
6
5
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Mar 20, 19KR___—
100.1
4s
99.29
4 VaS
Dec
12, 1966.
99.30
100.6
5VBs
Feb
11, 1968
97.24
98.8
3%s
Apr
1, 1970
5VaS
A«»
101 va
-
99
'
103%
1992
Gas
5V4S__i977
4s
conv__1976
99%
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Inc
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Pacific
100%
99%
100%
100%
104%
105
107
111
114
Northwest
99
Union
98%
Wise
9934
1993
Bell
99
10, 1971-
99
10, 1971.
101
102
Sep
5 VaS
Feb
—
....2000
Elec
10,1972
105.8
106.8
4VaS
Foil
100.8
101.8
4VaS
Feb 20.
99.8
Textron
5s
Gas
Amer
Telep
12, 1973:
Feb
10, 1977—
WW—
Electric
Pub
Serv
Surety
3.50
Casualty
5
"(ill)
Equitable Assur
American,Fidelity Life Ins
100.1
Feb
99.31
15, 1964
1
2.50
Co_l
Bid
Treasury Notes—
1V2S
,.
-
99.12
1, 1964.^
Apr
Aug
15,1964
100.24••' 100.26
3%s
Aug
15, 1964_
100
Oct
1,1964
98.21
98.23
Nov
15, 1964
100.28
100.30
,5s
100.2
99.31
15, 1964—_
100.1
97.22
100.29
1, 1965
15,1965—
97.26
22 %
29
,
24%
24%
31 %
26
a
Date-1
5-
3 25s
1-63
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Bid
Due
2-
3-64
99
99.29
1, 1966—
Aug 15, 1966——
—
Oct
1.196(5..
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—
Apr
1.1967—/—-1—,/•
Aug 15, 1967—
_____
95.24
4s
100.4
1 VaS
<•
94.26
3%s
98.25
1 VaS
93.28
3%S
98.29
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1,1967—92.26
1V2S AprV 1. 1968—
91.22
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—.
90.30
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,'
100.1
96.30
99.10
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98.31
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99.29
99.27
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3-64
99.2
99.30
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2-63
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1-64
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United States Treasury
100%
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2.
99.972
99.974
99.904
1964_
99.908
10014
Jan
9,
1964.
15.
1964_
——99.847
99.851
99.841
Jan
16,
1964.
99.837
Jan
23,
1964_.
99.767
99.772
1964.
99.699
99.706
1964_
99.631', 99.636
4%s__2003
99.563
99.569
1964_
99.493
99.500
1964-
99.425
99.433
1964.
99.355
99.362
8
99
100%
100%
Feb
118
121
Feb
131 Va
Mar
20.
27,
5,
100%
Mar
12,
1964-
99%
Mar
19,
June
99.224
July
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2.50
Rid
87
111%
61
Ack
93 %
■_
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2,
1964
Apr
9,
1964
11%
17%
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99.073
98.998
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New
par
100.2
99.012
Nov
30,
Ask
98.948
—7—
98.938
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98.847
98.863
98.777
98.794
98.699
98.717
98.629
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98.648
98.554
98.570
98.483
98.J00
98.413
98.430
98.210
97.993
1964____
98.360
98.285
98.195
1964
98.342
98.26S
-
98.015
97.502
Aug 31, 1964
Sept 30, 1964
nct 31,
value,
a Net asset value,
b Bid
Stock; Exchange,
t New .stocky
York
25,
15.
99.0,86
FOOTNOTES FOR
66 V2
10%
99.195»
99.186
/
116%
American Income Life Ins Co__l
_.l.
1964_
1964.
98.923
May 21, 1964
May 28, 1964_______
June
4, 1964.^
June 11, 1964
June 18. 1964.^..
99.292
23,
98.933
1964
1964
1964
1964.—
May 7, 1964
—
May 14. 1964
99.284,
26.
Apr,
Bid
15,
16,
Apr 23.
Apr 30,
Apr
Apr
99.216
...c—
1964.
Mar
Insur_l
100
Bills
Ask
Bid
Ask
1964_
Life
100.1
99.27
5-
13,
Insur
100.1
99.31
2-o-i
4-1-64
1-63
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98%
99.31
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100
99.31
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Ask
3-63
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3%s
«irl
Due
Dated
Rate
3. <os
3.65s
6.
(Galveston)
r
15,1966
3.45s
30,
American Home Assurance
Ins
15, 1965
3.30s
81.98
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Amer
Nat
1.1965—
Feb
100.31
Jan
par
American General
Nov
99.31
96.26
99.8
99.9
1 Va? Apr
99.14
Feb
Ask
American Pounders
Oct
3%s
100 s
1993
129%
'
Ask
Bid
(Continued)-—
1965.
1
15,
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103 %
4%s
175 Vi
May
l%s
99.29
99.27
15, 1964——
3%s
3 VaS
3%s
100%
4Vis
124
99.8
32nds of a point
Treasury Notes
102%
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L
1993
169%
102.16
98.8
'
Mar
Insurance
98
101.16
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95
99
97
—
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debs
101.24
102.8
Jun
%s
100>4
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5s
105.16
100.8
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4%s
100
&
—
1. 1971—-
12, 1972__
4%s Jun
May
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4.60s._____
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Tennessee
98 s a
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15. 1972__„,—L_
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Southern
98%
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99 %
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;
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1991
98%
r
4%s
1993
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&
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Sep
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Bid
.
Power
4 Vis
Nevada
Life
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3TaS
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all.42
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1993
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May
4 VaS
102 8
Apr
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Fund
England
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4%s
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Amer Life &
3Vas
101.8
101.8
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Exchange
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1983
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100
100.8
10, 1970
96.24
104.16
100.24
100'
10, 1969
Apr,
105.16
95.24
July 20, 1970
Oct
1, 1970-1967-
Apr
4%s
102.24
104.16
4 VaS
4%s
101.24
101.24
20, 1970
Mar
4%s Julv
99.16
•,99.23
100:24
20, 1969
15, 1969
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100
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10, 1965
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20,
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99.4
98.16
100.20
99.16
23/1967—
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a96.65
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22, 1967
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all.65
:
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Capital
Capital
Public
4%s^
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Oct
100.4
100
100.2
98.24
98
100.4
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3%s Nov
Investors
4%s
Acceptance
10,1964
11,1964—
4%s
8.75
7.65
Ohio
1999
Trailer
Sep
l%s
8.01
7.07
99.26
4VaS
4s
Assn—
100.2
——
2. 1966—...——
100
4%s
100
100.4
99.26
21,1966—
May
100.7
100.3
—
99.30
100
100.3
5.79
'
100
100
99.28
100.15
10.02
4%s
Paso,Natural
3%s
100.1
11.16
'
100.1
99.30
20, 1965
99.20
100.13
9.18
'
100
Bonds—
20, 1965
Dec
99.12
15, 1964
1
Oct
3%s, Feb
15,1964
5.30
4%s__1994
Ask
99.30
1964
4s
99.23
May
10.23
f
18
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20. 1964
4s
100.1 '
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Fund__10c
Bank
20.1964—
Apr
99.21
11, 1904
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
-
Tel
Credit
Ind
Inc—
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Devonshire
24.72
,
99.31
99.28
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4%s
100
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1,
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Oct
4s
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—
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1,
4%s
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Com
16%
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14.77
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Second
Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
99.31
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Exchange Fund of Boston
;
39%
99.27
13.66
18.47
1
37%
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100
14.18
25.59
1
15%
9
Fire
3%s June
99.27
1
25.56
1
14%
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3.80s, Apr
99.30
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5.61
5.14
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16.92
(Income Fund)
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15.71
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14.41
l
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Shares
•
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1
83%
79%
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11.70
f
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99.29
99.30
...
1964
3%s
Certificate
9.75
•
Inc
Fund
7.33
(Investment Bonds)
B-2
B-3
&
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1964
Federal Natl Mortgage
3 %s May
1
;
Growth
Wisconsin
6.78
Fund
B-l
Tel
3,48
'
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Fund
.1
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34%
100.1
99.25
1964.
15,
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10.71 ;
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Fund
Fund
6.27
Fund
87 %
75%
36%
99.27
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4VaS Aug 15, 1966—
5.81
.
Inc
17,
15,
Oct
8.38
5.32
Investing Corp
Fund
Industrial
Winfield
19%
83%
72
U S
141
99 31
15, 1964
Aug
Sep
10.60
7.67
1
Inc
Special Situations
Street
Whitehall
Keystone Custodian Funds—
(Discount
Fund
3.18
Fd.
Inc
(The)
9.85
,_l
a5.47
Western
33%
72 %
18%
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
United Service Life Ins—
*
Westchester
136
3%s
4
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li
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Fund
Inc
_i
1
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Research
Fund
7.74
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Fund
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Investors
7.08
1
11.14
Boston
Investors Selective Fund
Investors
16.04
13.50
Ltd
Canada
Income
Wellington
12.56
19.03
14.68
12.35
Fund
Fund
Investors
11.84
13.19
of
itual
1
Shares-1
Washington Mutual
O»*oup Funds—
Investor.
4.92
5.67
11.84
Inc...—...
Wall
5.22
1
America
of
4.50
5.19
10.83
Vanguard Fund Inc
13.37
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13.39
i
Fund
Fund
International
Fund
Fund...
4s
3%S
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Investment
Funds
2.37
1
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Science-
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United
3.89
Inc
Boston
Income
8.78
12.25
Inv
Accumulated
United
8.07
10.73
Inc—
United
3.58
30%
69
United
Variable
33 Va
—10
194%
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U S
99.31
4%s
5.57
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9.82
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Funds
7.57"
l
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Inc—
Imperial Capital Fund Inc.
Imperial Fund Inc
13.30
7.59
a22.85
of
Co
37Va
99.25
3%s Dec
12.30
Texas
v
a38.79
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
7;44
Ins
Life
American
70%
America..2.5.0
Insurance
United
76%
99.28
4s
a33.29
20th
5.09
16.22
43.25
l
10.47
y
9.19
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1,
14.55
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15.75
8.50
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l
9.56
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1
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Fund
'13.29
Funds
Travelers
158
V/
189
35
<99.29
,
(The) Stock Fund.lc
H-DA.
36%
35%
1964
15,
July
3.90s
,
14.44
Investors.—;
&
6.78
Hamilton
Inc__l
Farnbam
1
32%
Guaranty Co
31%
'
73Va
3%s June 15, 1964
12.28
7.22
Inc
15%
(NY)—.1—8
Title
67
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
U S Fire Insurance———3
3.95s
3.70s May
11.01
8.42
10.28
14.79
10.17
Industry
2.59
1
Fund
14.39
al8.75
11.24
Amer
m
6.57
7.73
1
Kentucky
Va
3
16, 1964_—
15, 1964——__.
3.30s Apr
American
Shares._l.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
Shares
6.98
Mutual
14%
33%
Penna—5
17, 1964—
3.406 Mar
al0.65
1
Guardian
151
34
(Birm)__2y
of
17, 1964
Feb
3.85s
l
7.66
Trust
5
66
32 Va
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Inc..
P'und
-lc
Investors
25c
Clark
&
3 %s Feb
11.88
14.20
Fund-1
& Clark
lc
Group Securities—
Aerospace-Science
10.87
Canada
of
lc
Investors
Southwestern Life Ins Co
62%
29%
69
65%
Springfield Insurance _—_—.—2
Standard Sec Life-Ins (NY) .—2
(New
Ins
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Biu
Banks for Cooperatives—
Federal Home Loan Banks—
100
3%s Feb 3, 1964
99.30
3.20s Jan 15, 1964
7.54
13.06
Southwestern Investors Inc..
1
9.64
Selected
'
Inc
8.82'
6.90
____1
lc
America
^
15%
2
53 %
Obligations of Government Agencies
l
Inc
l
Stevens
Common
12.15
of
Co
Ins
9.52
16.68
1
Dist Shares
Investing
Scudder
7.24
1
series
10
5
50
...
Quarterly
2.42
2.21
•
series.
stock
Fundamental
Fund
Corn_—
Co
Assurance
4.50
15.26
18.56
(Geo)
Ins
Insurance—.
5
188
36%
10%
16%
Co—_2
15%
60%
19%
18%
Acc_l
62%
57%
118%
34
&
35 Va
58%
_6.25
Co.
Surety
23
33
14%
Marine
&
49%
21
16.19
8.81
Putnam
Life
Life Insurance Co of
Inc.
5.19
Preferred
Common
9.24
Income__l
for
Fund
Fund
4.75
stock
Fire
47
Co—3.50
Insurance
Paul
(N
179
118%
Life
Liberty Nat'l Life las
Growth Stock
15.34
Series
29%
Co
Ins
114
115
Insurance
Title
Lawyers
Liberty
al8.40
;.
Inc
(T Rowe)
14.20
Series_.__._l_—
29%
27%
Life
3
Ins.—5
Accident—1.25
Central
26%
—
30%
28
I
70 "2
66%
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—5
N Y—10
Jersey Insurance Co,of
&
_2
-
(Birm)-—5
Ins
10
Security
>13%
Life
Life
Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
69%
12%
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Insurance
Security Life & Trust Co
Southland Life Ins (Texas)
66%
Buffalo
of
&
Standard
Jefferson
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5
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa»____2
Reinsurance' Corp
(N Yi
...2
147
139
5
Ins—50c
Life
al5.27'
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5
Co
Insurance
Home
Illinois
10.72
1
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10
Co-—
Hartford Steam'Boiler & Insur_5
8.84
9.14
Inc.—1
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P
Insurance
83 Va
121%
44
7.90
79%
79
139
15 %'
60Va'
7.23
60
76%
117
14%
Co of NY___2
57
5
87
36%
133
57%
Hamilton Life Ins
82 %
10
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Corp
47%
44 Va
34
Y_10
;
Co
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Life
N
Co
62%
(N Y)
..1
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York
R
243
6.75
8.09
of
Co
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:
19%
35 %
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
59%
Ins
4.71
8.36
2
Amer—_2
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Co
Co__,
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American
6.18
1
Western
Peerless
18
33%
2.50
—
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Pyramid
4.31
1
Ljfe
66
Greatamerica
Series
__50c
Common
General
15.82
Great
58'%
3.33 Va
Life
64%
1
Horizons
Electronics
20.32
Funds—
Life
Ohio State
Line
Natl
(D C)_1.50
Employ Life Ins
1
Stock
Northeast
5.51
18.69
___
73 %
52%
Insurance.
United
1
Utilities
Fruehauf
Gov
Series.;
Nucleonics
50c
Custodian
American
24.12
10.10
Foursquare Fund
Johnston
22.29
England Fund
7.02
Inc__l
Inc.^
Northwestern
49%
Providence-Washington
Life
Fund
Northeastern
89%
28
^2.50
c
88%
3.80
Fd
92
57%
26
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84
(D C)—4
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1
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22.22
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.
River—
1
13%
Phoenix
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn
!
North
26%
765
37%
8%
53
Protective
Life
Mutual Fund
Investors
Inc.l
Co
Gov't
16%
34
Cas^
&
53%
8.71
Founders Mutual
Income
2.83
15%
Insurance—__2
23%
11.81
Florida
Series
,2.77
2.50
Co.._^
Life
Atlantic
50%
/
7%
5
Ins
Fire
American
22 %
-jtS
—_—
13.01
Inc
El
1
10
lns_2.50
Internat'l Life
Georgia
Glens Falls
7.95
Florida Growth Fund
Fully
10.84
11.81
Industrial
Financial
Growth
4.95
9.88
al5.00
Series
New
20.37
General Reinsurance Corp—
4.57
1
l
45%
40c
Ins
York
North
Insurance
11.87
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co
Duke
Growth
Fund.
27
43%
New
53 Ve
55%
233
106
25%
31%
65%
735
35%
102
1
5
70 %
2
Insurance
5
Hampshire Insurance
84%
1.25
(S F)
Life
9%
59 %
55%
i._5
class A
Pacific
Firemen's Fund
Franklin
14%
8%
New
88
10
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
7.41
17.07
Pine Street Fund Inc
Fund
Nationwide Corp
Indemnity
10.05
13%
121%
com
Life
Pacific
Peoples Securities Corp
1
Philadelphia Fund Inc........*
Growth
Western
Old
9.83
Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc.-
National
18
6.77
54%
115
Ins..'.
AA
Fire_
80
9.91
Fidelity
Union
16%
8.97
...
Line Ins
National
76
9.04
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Accident
&
Old
169
10
1
9.17
Found
Investment Corp—1
Electronics
Nat'l
136%
86 ■.
10
;
5
1
Fund
Nat'l Life
167%
89 %
^
(Bait)
Life
Savings Life
.1
Empire Life
Ins-—5
Fidelity Life Ins_.
2
24%
,—4
Co
Inc.l
Stock Fund
General
1
of N Y
Co
Insurance
15.79
New
8.68
Howard—
of
50 %
Investment Fund.—1
Balanced
Bond
5
12.44
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Franklin
2
83
61
11.15
Theory Invest Fund
&
5
11.38
Shares
32
Co
10.20
Fund
National Fire
132
1
Stock
34
34%
34
5
Co
1
Fund
Natl
82
63.62
Growth
Diversified
34
10
62.98
Inc
31%
31%
Group Assoc—
•
Reinsurance Corp—5
1
—1
Series
National
3.43
Investment Inc
Fund—__1
Fund
National
32%
.162
Inc
Ins
Foundational
Series
Income
20.62
3.16
Income
Income
Dividend
Funds—
Series.
Growth
19.12
Fund-
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Mutual
15%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md-
Series—
Dividend
—
Delaware
Federal
Preferred Stock Series
7.94
Decatur
12.48
Corp
18.26
Fund Inc
Western
11.42
Investors
9.34
Diversified
Inc—I
Securities
10.16
Series B
interest__l
Securities
Wide
Balanced
10.73
8.59
Corporate Leaders Trust
126%
49
13%
(DC)
Insurance
Forster
&
Employers
National
11.10
9.82
9.35
Securities
122
44
;—3
Life Ins.——.
North
Crum
Employers
National
al2.27
T
Criterion
25.32
.
10.58
Inc——...—1
I
9.10
23.17
...
Investment
Nation
10.16
—_———-50c
Concord
convertible
71%
,5
Insur
Casualty
Eastern Life
Series
Invest
13.50
Fund Inc..
1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Consumers Invest Fund Inc—in¬
Fund Inc
Composite Fund
C
8.33
1
Mutual Shares Corp
Mutual Trust Shares...
Stock
Composite Bond &
S-l
Continental
16.85
CO
Mutual
1.64'
1
Income
&
Mutual
,1.61
and B"
"A
Plans
5 4 Va
67
Casualty
Maryland
Trust
Fund
Investing
12.46
12.35
C)
(B
Insurance
13.64
11.40
Inc.—
Commonwealth
-
1.86
Stock
int__33V'3C
beneficial
Mutual
Commonwealth Fund Indentures
B-4
1.70
Fund—
Life
Growth Series
12.65
1
1
25c
1
Growth & Energy__,__l
Trust
33%
49
America—!
Lite
Assurance
15.42
beneficial
Securities
Morton
of Boston.
Fund Inc—
Fund
Colonial
Istel
Growth
—_
of
31%
_5
.1.25'
Continental Ame* Life Ins
shares__lc
Investors
Massachusetts
Units
Gen
Indemnity & Lite Ins
Connecticut
'Continental
51
Mass
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
1.98
27%
162
1
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
a30.06
1.81
5
Mass
NY—2
of
Co
of
Co
Co
80
20
"A"—2
(NY)
Gen
22
25%
41 %
al5.76
Fund Inc
of
Ins
*
76 %
Trust Co
Insur
Co_;
166
100
24 V4
54
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
Fund
Chemical
Colonial
Int'l
Combined
'
Ltd
Industries
Massachusetts
Medical
lc
Trust
Shares
Century
.
&
•
12.20
——
Inst
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)
Funds—
shares
Canadian
Fund
'7.79
•
Ins
Ask
20%
5
Insur
Insurance
Life
Bid
Ins
Life
39
1
Investors
Mass
18.39
11.16
Ltd
Canadian
Eaton
Life
18.26
Special Investment shares__lc
10.72
1
Fund Inc.—
General Fund—
(1954)
Dow
Citizens
Fund
Fund
Manhattan
Life
Life
57%
51
26%
Mutual Fund..^.*
Sayles
General
5.29
'
8.63
Canada
Diver
19,95
Canadian
International
14.83
California
De
Casualty
7.15
13.53
Bullock Fund Ltd..—-1
Crown
Citizens
Inc__l
Fund Inc—1 ; 12.14
4.84
Bondstock Corp
——1
9.81
Boston Fund Inc..,
—-1
14.31
Broad Street Investing..—50c
"C
Chicago Title &
12.45
Lexington Income Trust.-.
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc__l
9.89
Madison
7.65
18.00
5.17
4.00
62%
Monument
6.98
5.88
5.75
National
4
Co
17.12
4.73
9.10
Liberty
Lincoln
5
Co
Business Men's Assurance
_.l
Stk
Lincoln
60%
47
•—1
Life
Standard
Insurance
Par
70%
,58%
Ins-—1
—10C
—
Fund__l
Growth
Insurance
Boston
Ask
57
(N J)—2
Life
Security
Corp
Beneficial
7.21
5.77
Life
Bankers
15.86
6.58
11.39
Managed
Chase
14.66
1
Lazard Fund Inc
Loomis
Fund
Ltd.l
Fund
Internat'l
Knickerbocker
11.93
of
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
(Quotations for Friday, Dec. 27)
Bid
T-.10
Natl Life Ins
'Banlife
4.74
/
4.34
(Low Priced Com Stks)__l
S-4
Keystone
Knickerbocker Fund
al8.60
lc
.
Com
Shippers
Bankers
S-3
13.27
Blue
.
67%
5
Re-insurance
Bankers &
Ask
b-2
8.79
4.07
Bid
Par
-
Com.
(income Com Stocks)
1
10.98
Corp
Ridge Mutual
Science
American
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
7.78
8.12
'
2
,
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
I%r
Aberdeen
Fund
:_____25c
Advisers Fund Inc
———--1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1-25
American Business Shares.—-I
American Growth Fund Inc—1C
American Investors
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Associations Invest Fund Inc—
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33%c
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Hcughton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc. 1
Mutual Funds—
Axe
.
(2540)
97.523
97.189
1964
96.21-9
96.547
1964
97.212
96.864
96.r,75i
>VER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
yield
price,
d Ex-rights,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
Issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend
Volume
THE
Bank
198
Number
COURSE
.
.
of the country,
cities of
1%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OF
BANK
increase
an
stand at
of
the
corresponding
loss for the week
a
to obtain weekly clearings
Our
year.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
in
1962.
At
Our comparative
1962
'
Inc.
1961
1960
$
or
Dec. %
$
1,901,066
5,292,053
$
5,894,704
2,995,014
6,877,213
41,130,628
16,105,453
7,629,670
7,425,609
36,263,334
16,148,179
1,407,557,787
1,317,630,690
'
•
.
Jersey—Trenton
6.0
-7,703,631
1,911,885
1,373,242
2,300,424
—10.2
•
7.7
+
780,337
5,220,961
1,318,000,000
1,175,000,0»O
3,028,098
5,359,382
+ 25.4
V
9.9
—
1,908,513
'
'
1,237,000,000
3,756,004
~
Delaware—Wilmington
New
+ 12.6
(a)
1,322,000,000
~
_
York
sum¬
+
(a)
_
Philadelphia
Reading
this
1,794,186
2,479,994
Z
Lancaster
will
preliminary totals
week
same
'
2,791,739
r
Bethlehem
Scranton
ending Friday of 3.4%.
-
|
'
<y
Third Federal Reserve District-Philadelphia—
Pre¬
ago.
year
Saturday, Dec. 28, clearings for all
week last
for this week follows:
mary
a
_
week ended
$28,479,300,899 against $28,766,343,224 for the
center there is
1963
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
indicate that for the
those
with
45
Week Ended Dec. 21
CLEARINGS
compared
th^ United States for which it is possible
below
(2541)
$
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
be
6329
2,497,0?/
5,055,5451
8,086,463
3.7
7,080,011
7,531,2127
7,374,749
+ 13.4
35,980,794
28,720,821
+
0.3
14,689,076
14,973',ISO
6.8
1,397,078,049
1,249,793,705.
0.8
—
334,186',649
.
Total
cities)
(9
+
CLEARINGS—^RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Dec. 28—
New
York
19H3
__
Chicago
1,169,998,107
Philadelphia
f
■
Ohio—Canton
3,4
,r—
1,202,478,565
1,030,000,000
1,038,000,000
0.8
Louis
742,697,429
+
528,146,290
City
478,255,080
!
444,200,000
959,004,000
;
920,135,457
+
—
350,586,762
+
1
_
cities, five days__
Other
cities,
Total
All
all
cities,
five
$22,172,465,919 $22,605,171,499
____
days___.
day
(7
all
27,534,108,879
for
week
1,232,234,345
2.4
+
issue of next week.
Saturday and
the
same
at
week
covered
figures
not
are
available
at
time
in
this
center
going
to
press.
In the
•
are
was
increase
an
increase
the totals
of
of
1.0%.
a
2nd
3rd
4th
New
York
a
12 cities
1
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
7th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
Louis_.
10th, Kansas
11th
12th
City,.:
San
Francisco
a
Outside New York
We
1,236,606,366
47 059,682
5.5
+
+
5.1
208,749,832
179,770,049
+
4.3
542,200,000
521,100.009
+
9.5
10,037,208
8,292,449
+ 32.3
+ 12.8
6,991,985
343,132,902
315,937,492
413,634,085
360, 600,746
14.7
344,483,473
323,366,943
23,427,672
21, 263,442
+ 10.2
19,650,651
997,306
1 037,993
354,172,000
311 557,000
2,091,067,902
1,908,007,358
12,548,760
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
Orleans
cities)
(10
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
+
—'
note that in
we
.
951,380
934,716
+ 13.7
321,029,000
318,518,4b<v
+
9.6
.1,850,757,186
+
8.9
4 153,024
+
6.2
24 144,442
16, ,949,551
+ 17.2
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
.
Indianapolis
27,998,017
-17,029,518
20,063,851
118,015,000
14,057,073
—
*
South Bend
5,149,908
26,362,713
14,524,016
21,796,787
*5.500 000
--
Lansing
—
14 770,815
15, ,345(860-
23,071,652,791
+
1961
19 474,898
16, 488,332
106 ,302,000
104, ,125,000
4.2
+
Haute_
Iowa—Cedar
i
4,656,740
.
17 ,703,364
12, ,620.467
Vi 4, 993,505
0.5
201 468,612
179, 778;380
5.1
•8 601,598
5.2
62 738,521
58, 148,028
—18.5
23 444,563
23, 2,73,386
10,352,396
—
;
Sioux
9,851,832
+
77,117,456
Rapids
Moines
Des
912,580
+
73,327,600
+
22,741,068
1,828,728
1,475,612,358
*
Chicago
—
27,903,825
2,023,693
1,544,566,517
8,723,327
City
Illinois—Bloomington
8,733,618
16,718,228
Decatur
Peoria
1 871,835
4.5
—
1,535 744,341
0.1
—
v
9 457,685
+
1,317,630,690
1,704,614.076
$
1,130.370,752
(17
0.9
19,824,993,685
;
1,397,078,049
1,249,793,705
+
5.7
+
4.5
954,981,713
4.0
15 152,496
18, 362,985
+
1.0
'16 367,294
13, 473,505
6.5
9 ,342,306
8 ,291,318
3:0
2,075,650,374
1,828,969,752
+
■
9.6
1,850,757,186
1,737,879,747
3.0
2,075,650,374
1,828,969,752
5.4
1,000,765,656
488,700,000
305,401,655
270,637,371
3,674,481
1,068,413,507
1,014,112,832
875,527,234
444,000,009
228,868,360
0.8
3,477,913
3,391,809
+
3,704,053
486,600,000
283,742,835
226,944,908
—
231,480,826
0.3
+ 5.7
+16.9
490,000,000
Louis_______
5.4
1,000,765,656
875,527,234
—
288,927,95^
907,106,424
+
..
1.
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
952,255,866
2,115,809,493
1,014,112,'832
*■
1,746,981,410
I
—
cities)
(4
;
•
901,138,002
—
+
916,822,465
921,404,578
'
^
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
10,290,260
—
2.7
625,660.216
—
2.9
592,213,410
538,201,441
230,611,585
17,207,048
5,681,247
234,007,737
—
1.4
233,711,478
218,322,562
12,866,277
5,529,010
+
33.7
12,018,143
12,523;489
+
2.8
4,184,425
4,732,022
8,809,653
21,075,340
7,888,195
20,580,770
+ 11.7
7,652,959
20,556,966
17,169,369
901,138,002
_—;
Minneapolis
St.
937,638,664
1.7
880,888,284
809,271,243
1.7
—.
927,809,741
859,570,482
910,823,435
—
830,126,475
2,097,129,889
•+" 9.7
777,528.700
1,893,678,285
38,771,676,461
37,722,548,628
16,011,920,270
cities
15,188,910,288
detailed
statement
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
708,288,569
1-
Helena
+ :L0.7
1,871,877,755
2.8
34,439,683,305
32,284,952,202
+
5.4
15,127,635,624
——
1,645,151,596
+
916,822,465
880,888,284
809,271,243
10,550,903
+ ,2.4
...
Total
(7
cities)
—
1.7;
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
showing the figures for each city for the
Nebraska—Fremont
Kansas—Topeka
1963
r/
Portland
*
••
1961.,
1960
'/
/
5,468,157
+ 20.8
4,527,088
4,507,225
4,144,330
+
914,202,993
+
2.7
4,755,184
4,787,205
1,507,364
+ 54.0
1,695,540
1,867,447
4,989,853
.+ 11.5
4,481,367
4.363,944
(9
231,296,b48
1.8
201,761,959
17,112,309
36,445,898
592,650,435
15,485,192
——
cities)
26,351,066
^
.
9,862,307
207,508,219
33.5
19,133,305
22,865,770
5.9
33,758,055
-36,308i626
2.4
634,352,627
558,507(588
—18.1
18,021,637
+
9.1
7,617,614
—
1.7
927,809,741
+ 11.3
11.1
19,191,791
674,610,247
4.8
55,077,356
+
—
8,351,856
937,638,664
11,'836,451
5.9
—
..
5.5
,
;•
•„
14.996(860
;
6,843,539
859,570,482
9,132,189
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
19,223,861
727,36b,360
21,392,861
Texas—Austin
-
;
—
•+'
606,995,665
18,916,709
9,115,709
__—
Springs
1,343,702
1,221,917
10,869,562
9211404,578
City
Joseph
Total
—19.3
—16.9
902,542,224
4,399,871
5,565,282
Bedford
10,695,367
936,133,193
2,321,624
:
St.
Colorado—Colorado
4,519,162
River
Missouri—Kansas
■■
;
1,592,518
15,551,658
38,610,479
—
'
Dec. %
$
•
'
or
10,060.139
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
Inc.
988,017,717
._
"''.Worcester
New
$.
oston—
1962
——
Wichita
1,285,975
22,852,700
.
1,333,842
1,073,065
0.9
+
1,374,403
1,387,289
______________
Hastings
....
-
6,967,786
13,743,150,423
for four years:
.
11.354,574
10,010,505
607,742,624
Minnesota—Duluth
ii
'
New
199,-67,063
1,535,430,125
<<
«•'
Maine—Bangor
Springfield
-7, 856,209
.
—
2,115,809,493
2,051,668,828
cities)
Kentucky—Louisville
19,028,501,366
6.8
Missouri—St.
1,099,461,959
+
■
1,908,007,358
'I'"':-
New
1. 536,177
.
1,334, 799,247
11,166,448
17,016,300
10,445,440
,__
9.6
—
8, 831,273
-
16,841,792'
17,391,418
Rockford
-4
—14.7
5,588,988
202,246,690
203,120,138
1960
$
6.6
1,068,413,507
First Federal Reserve District-
Lowell
4, 096,560
3.2
8.0.
—
114,333,000
14,673,838
227,089,345
Fall
1,737,879,-747
•
'
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Week Ended Dec. 21
/
18,703,644
3.9
12,927,454
Massachusetts—Boston
6,543; 319
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
ii
week ended December 21
Clearings at—
44,712>,9¥8
53,530.755
218 508,041
596, 800,000
11, 462,535
<•
._—_.
bur
1,160,199,633
2,051,668,828
City.
add
now
907,106,424
"
10
__>_ -106
954,981,713
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
Dec. %
994,884,068
6
_
Total
1962
2,091,067,902
9
._
Dallas
4.5
ii
7
._
+
7, 581,449
"
4
._
178,096,428
952,255,866
332 136,470
CLEARINGS
1,801,013,832
-17
8th
443,898,056
2.0
10,029,292
"
10
Chicago
6.8
+
Federal Reserve Districts:
1,407,557,787
6
~
6.7
+
oou.uOO
If
7
-
+
288,689,364
10,318,436
421,901,176
155,719,528
229,586,335
the cities according to the
group
23,289,964,267
9
._
24,741,000
286,829,036
>/•' 10,789,270
Alabama—Birmingham
«4
9
28,563,000
3.1
374,505,640
gain of 5.4%; the bank clearings
$
._'
Philadelphia
OF BANK
1963
-
5,736,900
2.9
+
195,418,529
49,666,812
._
_
Augusta
1.7%, but in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
summary by
SUMMARY
_
6.805,923
+
12,028,856
427,457,560
456,412,407
199,328,460
994,884,068
Springfield
Week Ended Dec. 21—
Boston
9.0
—
276,056,703
284,683,543
12,830,177
cities)
(6
Total
1st
7,393,218
33,901,000
2.8%; the aggregate clearings for
We
smaller by
are
furnish
we
6,727,776
34,901,705
Macon
larger by 9.7%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 10.7%.
following
1,535,430,1:25'
Florida—Jacksonville
improvement of 0.9%; in the
Boston Reserve District of
6.6%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 6.8%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District
the totals record a gain of 5.7%; in the Richmond
Reserve,District of 4.5%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 9.6%. The
Chicago
Reserve District suffers a loss
of3.0%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.7%,
but the St. Louis Reserve
District has to its credit an increase of 5.4%; In the Kansas
trict the totals
1,746,981,410
.
Nashville
has to be estimated.
cases
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
the New York Reserve District the
totals show an
City Reserve District
5.7
Columbia—Washington,,
Louisiana—New
Outside of this city there was
an
+
Georgia—Atlanta
detailed statement, however, which we present further
below,
showing
cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
as
of
appear
having amounted to $38,771,676,461 against $37,722,548,628 in the
week in 1962.
1,704,614.076
16,932,597
1.0
—
by the foregoing will
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
For that week there
the whole
country
14,092,402
438,219,864
Carolina-r-Charleston__
District of
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Dec. 21.
467,440,762
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlantathe
above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate
we are
10.7
19.8
2.4
+
$28,479,300,899 $28,766,343,224
for
Saturday
Accordingly, in the
+
Virginia—Huntington
South
1.2
♦Estimated.
Complete and exact details
our
17,345,339
452,028,266
_
Maryland—Baltimore
_
cities
4-40.5
Richmond
Total
Total
4
14,036,747
1,801,013,832
___,
Virginia—Norfolk
1.9
_
4,928,937,380
27,217,933,903
days
91,899,200
15,192,342
19,724,466
500,247,900
'
5,045,467,984
1,261,366,996
cities, five
one
__
3.5
13,129,729
658,531»,1?9
63,079,989
14,195,489
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Ten
749,683,353
2.5
Cleveland
Baltimore
Total
14,958,491
388,721,668
4.7
—
18,196,934
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
3.7
2.3
+
735,141,487
102,372,100
98,767,600
_
+
—
0.8
+
1
4.2
422,603,479
618,694,262
359,454,241
__
+
i;,415,000,000
641,806,500
Pittsburgh
;_
Youngstown
1.5
15,776,597
370,066,537
769,783,634
Mansfield
6.3
15,651,646
378,641,652
t
Cleveland
Columbus
+ 10.4
450,700,000
Francisco
(
Cincinnati
2.7
789,790,710
Kansas
San
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1962
,
..
Boston
St.
V':
$15,828,566,071 $16,387,520,465
22,862,195
20,558,593
r-
+
15.3;
24.384,945
+
6.6
17,579,881
15,795,896
8 5', 007,82 5
70,822,391
Haven__
2T,468,933
26,411,504
+
4.0
29,953,786
56,664,000
54,071,400
+
4.8
46,850,200 %
45,996,900
4,603,868
4,497,476
+
2.4
+.081,599
+
6.6
i1.130,370,752
6,632,000
5,739,794
—
-
16,8 9 8.474
615,272,156
48,044,775
6,574.000
+
4.1
4;707,444
6,682,915
+
4.2
;+6,581,862
14,816,249
+.
9.7
777,528,700
708,288,569
267,801,381
217,494,679
7,360.000
'■
8.4
4,917,676
1,160,199,633
-_u_
I
Falls
+
—
55,525.468
6,370,000
6,268,393
52,874,106
Galvestoh
Wichita
23,744,742
Island—Providence-,
808,167,047
—
Worth
Fort
19,157,209
19,281,931
Dallas,
1,099,461,959
Hampshire—Manchester
+ 20.0
66.061,581
63,012,197
/
Total
910,823,435830,126,475
cities).
(6
-15,372,393
j.6,017,627
Louisiana—Shreveport
.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Total
(12
cities),
L
1,236,606,366
/
i,
•
Washington-Seattle
;
..
'
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
New
York—Albany
■«.
167,744,778
5,014,446
+
7.8
1.3
168,607,525
4,032,911
+24.3
V
39,906,031
,
3.312,344
+
5.9
4,476.378
4,168,941
+
1.0
19,312,047,681
San
72,649,265
67,614,886
35,235,689
38,329,937
.
•
+
San
,
Beach—L
-
-
I
Jose____-~
7,648,186
15,Z93,^o
—
Francisco
Santa
272,020,096
287,961,319
146,070,592
302,481,075
166,704,431
City
Pasadena
3,157,938
4,456,144
22,533,638,340
Lake
California—Long
155,657,337
4,719,890
7,747,-73
1,250,293,861
35,876,954
Barbara
13,007,248
1,054,946,044
48,377,590
2.6
2.7
6,546,676
5,755,920
+
5.0
263,393,756
134,443,389
26,027,976
238.857,518
+ 14.1
—40.6
19,519,392
19,585,956
133,934,273
29,951,484
—40.4
16,745,360
18,279,829
18.5
1,089,330,200
927.487,012
,31,593,961
40.790,019
+
—25.8
.
16,107,822'
+ 50.4
26,36c'2Ir
Stockton
—
—
+
0.3
x
19,887,234
13,620,387
18,980.525
18,541,801,779
7.4
64,306,633
54,773,754
8.1
34,477,462
29,003,389
Total
(10 cities)..
-
"^097,129,889
1,893,678,285
"38/771,676,461
37,722,548,628
16,011,920,270
15,188,910,288
+ 10.7
1,871,877.755
1,645,151,596
+
2.8
*34+39,683,305
32,284,952,202
+
5.4
15,127,635.624
13,743,150,423
'
.
,
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
•• •"
■/ ' ■
'
.
,
85,397,362
i-
—
Grand
-94,163,416
V-r 9.3
85,609,583
122,912,255
6.1
>117,465.807
112j067,376
(9 cities)
23,289,964,267
23,071,652,791
0.9
19,824,993,685
19,028(501,366
total
(106
cities)
1
87,964,821
115,400,083
.
,.y
Total
34,690,272
22,759,756.185
York
Rochester
New
+
"
^
Jamestown
Syracuse
38,760,124
169,989,390
Elmira
New
Utah—Salt
41,801,957
______
Buffalo
'
264,839,057
7,440,883
>
-
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
-
+
Outside
New
►Estimated,
York
city~l_-*
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
46
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
requirements
the
to
Pursuant
Section
of
522
of
the Tariff Act
of
RATES,\
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
DECEMBER
FEDERAL
20.
1963-TO
RESERVE
BANK
DECEMBER
26,
TO
TREASURY
Fund Notices
the different
on
Below
will
be
found
preferred
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
and
including
OF
INCLUSIVE
1963
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
.
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies
ty
.
those
list
a
called
of
under
for
sinking
and Monetary
Country
Unit
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
York .(Value
New
in
United
States
Money)
ing tenders, and the
I
the
Friday
-
Dec. 20
;
Argentina,
peso
Australia,
pound
$
Dec. 23
i
Tuesday
Dec. 24
.00754505
2.227824
2.228031
.0387000
.0200707
.926250
.926197
.925750 »
' ■;
.210231
.210231
new
i,
.'204050
Germany, deutsche mark
Italy,
lira
Japan,
'
.209525
.00160650
.00275500
Netherlands,
.326958
.0800560
.251600
'
"*■:
■
2.796340
United
of
South
.00275966
.00275550
V
'
•
.0800560
General
.277818
2.768495
.139725
.139703
.139706
.0348750
.0348750
.0348666
.0166645
.192475
.231731
,
.0166645
.192487
Kingdom,
pound
rand
.231731
2.768653
Transportation
equipment
trust
S.
4
Government
%
SS
Santa
Harpen Mining Corp.—
4j/2% debt adjustment
.231729
Household
1.392946
2.796180
2.796340
.0166645
.
Finance
'
•
1973—
International
3.65%
Minerals
subordinated
U. S.
Government
4.20%
SS
(In millions of dollars)
Dec. 25,
>
ASSETS—
Gold
'■
certificate
V,.
Dec. 26,
Dec. 18,
1963
1963
series
due
Total
fund
gold
for
13,824
F.
R.
80
1,403
reserves-
certificate
notes-
15,227
and
advances—
-7
+
606
—
E
259
469
—
9
,
137
+
-
73
182
(395)
Discounts
■;
94
—
48
11
+
Bought
Held
U.
S.
outright
under
repurchase
Government
Bought
Bills
'
10
+
14
27
+
22
Federal
:
rowings from
due
bought
under
+
million.
$196
July
U.
loans
Cash
items
Bank
S.
in
Gov't
and
33,552
60
securities—
of
33,672
:
34,052
Dec.
Dec.
18,
807
•
•
assets
+
1,279
—
334
+'
;
~20
Total
3,085
+
103
—
V
•
assets
56,783,
940
—
loans
Loans
1
12
+ 3,788
investments^.
and
investments
and
Loans
Deposits:
and
industrial
loans—
loans———
+
+
reserves
113
'.+
deposits
39
+
Total
and
cash
accrued
20
—
22
—
Surplus
Other
Ratio
of
+
+
537
+
gold
12
+
and
combined
/Contingent
■
purch.
for
15
961
+
3,696
Sales
—
Real
pur¬
1
193
+
3,812
+
1,098
+
2
+
29
Loans
+
496
120
and
capital accounts
certificate reserves to
note
46
U.
19
+
17
'
+
56,783
940
—
103
+
1,180
-
3
+
15
•' +
375
21
+
;
'
588
+
>
Gas
$3.60
Figures
in
+ 3,788
commercial
banks
4%
38
+
354
36
+
29.5%
—
.2%
Within
—2.7%
acceptances
correspondents
2
—-
+
1
to
1
5
164
+
Hudson
shows
the
the
are
eliminations' made
in
the
con-
year
+
358
indebtedness—
+'
—
+
92
+
844
120
3,042
—■
143
—
1
—-
2,866
...
5
1,473
—
$997
statement
Federal
following
justed, $198
U.
269
+
6,035
with
and
with
in
in
115
—
.with
reserves
$1,206 million
in
lion
Government
in
U.
million
in
S.
demand
demand
Demand
Federal
securities,
demand
deposits
district for
a
comparable week
credited
deposits
to
ago
during the
purchasing
lion
as
Loans to
sales
compared with
in
an
increase of $391 million
during
1962.
Real
estate
loans
increased
"Other" loans increased
$164 million.
.
;
_
,
+
J
Dec
31
> 2270
debs., due 1977.Jan
due
bonds
24
2408
1
2222
1989.
ISSUES
Associates 4!a%
'
—
CALLED
subord.
conv.
cumul.
pfd. stk...Jan
Co.—
preferred
Jan
31
2126
Dec
31
2317
Jan
1
2127
—Jan 28
2222
stock
junior preferred stock^
Corp.—
first
preferred
cumul.
stock
:
stock
pfd.
Ltd.—
Co.,
first mortgage
Valley
first
:
•
Coal
bonds
due Jan.
■
.Jan
15
2222
Dec
stock
30
2127
1975
due
,
Jan
1
2318
Feb
Feb
1
15
2318
-Jan
1,
1
2412
Dec 30
2364
1982—
Co.—
&
S.
Government
5%
SS
Insured
Atlantis,
Spencer
Texas
Chemical
Eastern
due
Merchant
Feb.
4%%
Co.,
18,
Marine
Bonds,
1978
cumulative
stock
Jan
preferred
3
stock—Jan
23
-t/ 3,383
+
'.
stock——
Jan
17
1976__Jan
official
banks
insts.,
+1,206
'
..
+
Western Natural Gas
5%
Co.
^
debentures,
due
16
preferred stock
conv.
+
267
+1,209
+
711
11
+
17
+
+1,779
46
+
./■/,•
,
in
this
537
+
493
20
—
.
/
.
,
'
,
685
183
+
46
—
+
officials
46
+
51
•—
12
+
98
—
+
12,794
....
58,217
37,765
—
4,140
—_
'■
91
+
8.452
25
+
3,158
234
+
3,792
+
86
+
789
+
1
+
28
+
'
224
...
"■
From
Federal
insts.,
etc.—
3,017
116
—...
Other
t Exclusive
tion
of
banks
24
+
690
-
1
—
—244
—
—,
10
of
loans
valuation
to
domestic
>25
•«—
46
certified
shown
separately.
♦Preliminary
and
officers'
deposits of U. S.
-•
;
(quar.)
374%
preferred
(quar.)
Walter
See
3-31
12-12
3-17
2-
1
1-17
5-
93 74 c
9374c
:
1
4-17
Corp.—
Walter
(Jim)
Club,
Ltd.—
Jockey
Corp.
\
fl5c
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
5.6%
2nd
preferred
(initial)
Johnson Carper
(quar.)
(extra)
Furniture
1-15
12-31
tl374c
$$0.0731
•
Johnny-On-The-Spot-Central
Jones
12-26
40c
—
preferred
1-15
L15
12-31
12-31
7V4c
1-15
1- 2
12-31
11-15
..
40c
&
A
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
5% series A preferred (quar.).
Joy Manufacturing
(quar.)—
,
$1.25
25c
——
——
loan
22
+
493
38
+
728
checks
not
Government
and
are
after
shown
shown
and
3.80%
preferred
(que
preferred (quar.)
deduc¬
gross.
separately.
postal savings not
.)
———
1- 1
1-27
12- 6
,
/ 1-10
preferred
(quar.)____;
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
City
Common
4%»
4%
preferred
City Southern Ry.,
Gas
District).
-
12-16
95c
3- 1
2-14
$1
3-1
2-14
.
,
Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)..
(increased)
:
3-
1
1
2-14
2-14
3-1
2-14
12-31
,11-29
25c
1-15
*■
12-31
3-
>
(quar.)
common
preferred
&
4.32%
<
12-16
12-31
50c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Kansas
12-31
$1.05
$1.0874
$1.12%
(quar.)
Southern Industries—
non-cumulative
Kansas
$0,365
$1.4375
'
4.35%
Kansas
banks
items
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd. (quar.)—.—__
5.75%
preferred (quar.)_.
Kansas City Power & Light—*
4.20%
—
commercial
individual
(San Francisco
(quar.)
40c
—
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)__
common
374%
4%
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
§ Includes
Co.,
Common
781
—
t Includes all demand
domestic commercial
H Includes time
Tea
+
196
6,065
....
reserves:
—
14,320
,
ACCOUNTS
+
3,271
...
liabilities
CAPITAL
'
Reserve
Jewel
v
banks
others,.
Name of Company
6%
1,185
*
From
2365
v
issue.
DIVIDENDS
Jim
12,493
_
interbank
Governments,
♦
Dec 30
(
•Announced
292
+3,705
4,776
etc.—_
deposits
political subdivisions.
■
;
^
Corp.—
subordinated
10,675
1__
time
and
2224
Corp.—
preferred
American
convertible
cumul.
4.20%
Transmission
635
71,056
—.
savings
Commercial
carrying
financing institutions increased $588 mil¬
the similar week
$36 million.
or
28
Borrowings:
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government securities increased
$193
million, and their loans for
personal
2414
23
+
3,646
interbank:
Domestic
but
these loans increased $238
f'other" securties increased
$285 million.
_
——
Foreign:
gain of $537 million;
year
+
66,618
97,800
and savings deposits—total 1!
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:'
Savings deposits.,
$537
States
net
116
179,917
Government—
Commercial
com¬
all
+
5,544
Time
million.
and
S.
Governments,
mil¬
and
domestic
industrial loans increased in
a
27
162
:
3,151
adjusted t
deposits—totalg
Other
Commercial and
2270
stock.__.Jan
■
179
+
;
Foreign:
mercial banks.
one
1
preferred
Co.—
Continued from page 11
Commercial
Banks,
deposts adjusted, $1,779
banks
deposits
Mutual
Reserve
1,993
domestic
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
and
political subdivisions—
'
U.
2365
>
—
3,581
+
+
15
997
+
■
1
...Jan
Jan
1981
due
'
assets/liabilities
Domestic
"other"
198
+
13,096
—
2414
135
277
—-
19,403
banks
coin.
assets—net—:
Demand
million in loans ad¬
holdings of
R.
31
pipe
mtge.
Per
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
of $1,894
F.
>
first mtge. pipe line
Provincial Transport Co. 5% cumul. preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
574% first mortgage bonds due 1990—
1,176
LIABILITIES—
of
Reserve
Increases
million
million
&
Universal
19
_
14,335
years..
securities-—:
Reserves
/
18:
first
2269
y;
Hawaii
SS
refunding mtge. bonds due 1974—
Neptune Meter Co., cqmul. preferred stock
Petrol Shipping Corp.—
1,770
110
.
4,497
years.
After
11
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ended Dec.
5%
Dec
5V4%
prefen-ed series G
conv.
subord. debs,
Manhattan Corp.—
/
95
Other
the
Fuel
Cable
5.85%
Total
of
31, 1981; 5% SS
5% SS Washing-
574%
cumulative
Home Oil Co., 6%
2,432
■
on
parentheses
condition
series
Electric
5%
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Balances
banks
&
Kodak
Inc. -5%
Lehigh
+
28,577
...
of
1
2414
>>.•■•>.;>
...
cumul.
Light
Corp., 4%r/c
cumulative
781
+
2,157
securities—total—..
certificates
Treasury
v
Currency
The
.Jan
2269
>;
Bonds,
Corp.--
6 Va %
&
Genung's
397
979
20,109
domestic
Government
Other
process.
Co.,
cumulative
General
+
17,915
:
v.
1
1
-7
Marine
and
2174
debs.
...
first mtge.
Eastman
-
isolidating
31,
pipe line bonds
Power
Eastern
+
4,332
banks____
loans
Dec.
1981;
^
^
1
1982__Jan
1
y.y>
1981;
1981..
2413
*•
>
—
ENTIRE
6%
etc.
loans—
to
S.
.
liability
foreign
+
3,557
Treasury, bills..
liabilities
;
for
foreign
474%
and
Merchant
due
Transmission
Materials
Data
institutions:
finance,
1979
'
'
accounts———
R.
to
285
.
1,733
personal
:
Jan
debs., due Jan.
''
2224
2130
1
y:
1979
mtge.
Hawaiian
-
1
15
.—Jan
y
31,
1
,
'
1973
due
'
.
2224
Dec 31
* *
l
Fairmont Foods Co.
726
...
estate
Other
-
:
F.
finance,
Other
due
Eastern
first
Control
93
V
securities
931
,
deposit
dealers
due
Dec.
' "
2411
debs., due 1984—Jan 15
1982
series
Dec.
Wisconsin
2,938
+
securities
Loans to nonbank financial
561
+
'+
934
liabs.
and
securities
Other
Loans
in
capital
102
5
+,
55,233
—
Total
150
100
due
SS California
474%
1,619
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U.
S. Government securities
91
955
3,969
liabilities—
paid
+
18.581
items.
dividends
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital
brokers
Government
Other
286
138
__
availability
liabs.
S.
U.
468
888
220
Total
Other
+ 2,189
17,335
account
Other
Deferred
139
+ '
due
474%
1938
.
1
—Jan
due
5%
,
bank
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
—
1
5
;
bonds
(Ohio)
toil'series
bonds
9,P33
38,013
.
—Feb
9,572
+
+1,894/
90,953
chasing or carrying:
32,583
'
Member
U.
to
Loans
notes
5%
Texas
9,930
2,074
+
138,933
—Jan
1
> v "
-
'
Gas Transmission Co.
line bonds,due 1977; and 574%
1962
+ 2,184
141,090
—
adjusted t—
adjusted t
Agricultural
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
mtge.
Oil Co.
2363
Co.—
1982.
Tennessee
Dec. 19,
11,
1
Jan
>>'>•.
due
Co.—
Oregon series due Dec. 31,
•
Federal
Gas
debentures
Vulcan
Commercial
Total
y>
y
1963
Bonds,
1983
1978
474%
+ 3,038
71
6,885
collection
premises
Other
60
—
debentures
States Steamship Co.—
U. S.
Government Insured
Increase ( + ) or
25
—
first
due
+ 3,063
120
agreement
securities
process
.474%
Standard
bor¬
Loans to
4%%
Natural
2410
2127
2411
•
1,
4%%
Manufacturing Co.— >■;+
year
2C35
bds. due 1977—Feb 15
Marine
Inc.,'574% cumul. pfd. stock
series
508
1963*
Total
25
Decrease (—) Since
outright.
repurchase
Total
Scovill
Southern
7,012
4,645
others decreased
1
Jan
"
>.'*
———.Jan
1
stock—..
Diego Gas & Electric Co.,
2409
,
1977-
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—
>
4Va%
debt adjustment debentures
San
/•'
1
Corp.—
'
;
6% first mortgage bonds series due 1980
.Jan
Reynolds Metals Co., 4%% cumul preferred ser. A stk._Feb
domestic commercial banks decreased $110 million.
+
:
Total
$25 million 'but
increased
'+ 1,659
----
7,066
17,729
Bonds
Reserve Banks
—6,116
4,112
_
Notes
Held
+
+
outright—
Certificates
>
62
59
agreement
preferred
K.) Porter Co.,
Quebec Natural Gas
individuals, partnerships, and corporations decreased
$234 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
securities:
cumulative
(H.
of
Acceptances:
.
5%%
,'f• >>■>
1984...Jan .15
due
Corp.—
Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling
5%', debentures, due July 1, 1975
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
and included increases of $758 million in New York
City, $121 million in the Philadelphia District, $97 mil¬
lion in the Atlanta District, $60 million in the Cleveland
District and $54 million in the St. Louis District. Savings
deposits increased $25 million and "other" time deposits
1962
'
account
"
Redemption
2409
■
'
National
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks increased $120
million, and the combined
total of Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds
decreased $27 million.
Demand deposits adjusted increased in ten districts
.
stock.—Jan 31
Marine Bonds,...
debentures
Insured Merchant
Brazil
2033
1
2317
1970—
due
debentures
+
15
.Jan
——^.Jari
Chemical
&
>. >,
Jan
.
2033
'■>>»■'
■
y •
4%%
-\
_
1983;
due
Merchant
bonds
Corp.,
1840
1
"
May Stores Realty Corp., 5% gen. mtge.
Moore-McCormaek Lines, Inc.—
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
2220
'■
Corp.—
series
Rosa
.192479
•
.192475
—Jan
1973
certificates
Insured
1.392866
2.795920
Consolidated Statement of Condition
-
31
.
U.
.231737
.0166645
'
,
'
1.392737
2.796480
sterling
...' V
1
1978-Jan
Dec
General Tire & Rubber Co., 5 Vis % cumul. pref.
Grace i.ine Inc.—
%
■">
"»
.277783
V
'
American
4.30%
.0800560
.0348750
Africa,
.
due
cumulative
-
Republic
Inc.—
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
5V4%-Jdebt adjustment bonds due
.00160650
.277879
1.393016
Co.,
adjustment deb. bonds series A due 1978 &
.326941
DAY
2.768237
1—
Light
>'
2407,
2315
1,
1
due_1972__Jan
class A cum. pfd. stock—Jan
preferred stock..
Electric Power Corp.— • ■>'-<;
474% debt adjustment bonds due
.209500
.--
CHRISTMAS
.326958
.
7%
.139746
i
Corp. 6.25%
Page
>
•
debentures
adjustment deb. bonds series B
Peabody & Co., Inc.—
Cluett,
-
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Inc.—
subordinated
debt
.277800
Zealand, pound
krone.
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Norway,
«&
debt
2.768792
guilder.;.
New
Power
4 Va%
4 Vis%
.204050
.00160650
.00275516
.326991
■
_
malayan dollar
peso
Berlin
.310633
CLOSED
.209512
.0800560
yen
convertible
American Cement
EXCHANGE
2.796180
-
44-1%
.210206
.251615
■"
2.795920
.00160650
Malaysia,
Mexico,
'
2.796480
pound
REDEMPTIONS
'
.251643
.209555
rupee
given in the Chronicle.-
were
PARTIAL
Allied Supermarkets,
.144866
'STOCK
.204054
/•
'
^
.925625
.144858
.251633
(except where otherwise indicated)
Company and Issue—Date
;
.0387000
.310633
>'04058
franc
.144854
.310633
^
.
.0200756
<s
.210206
.144912
.310633
(Metropolitan
Ireland,
2.2-28159
.0387062
.0200695
number gives the location in
page
volume
provisions.
date for mak-
$
.00754115
.0387062
current
in which the details
Dec. 26
$
;
.00753359
.0200670
_
Thursday
Dec. 25
,
j
2.228270
—
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
India,
Wednesday
■
.00753159
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
France
Monday
redemption,
fund
'The date indicates the redemption or last
Noon
notes,
bonds,
corporate
called
stock
common
$1
12-31
11-29'
12-31
50c
1-15
26c
12-30
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12- 6
$1.08
$1.07
'
■
'■
'
.
'
When
Per
Name
of Company
Holden
Kansas
taigat
&
x-ower
4Vi%'pre*erred
7
5%
preierreu
Kavanau
Co.,
common
_
(montnly )__7
Corp.
Monthly
—2-
2;
Foods Corp., class A (quar.)
A (quar.);—
Windsor, class A
—
Kayser-KotU Corp.
(quar.),
Keansburg-Mictuieiown National Bank (N. J.)
'—
of
Kelvinator
-
Common,
(quar.i
5%
preferred
Kedr
Mfg.
2
1-
1
MCA,
2-14
MacDonald
.
2
12-21
Mac.adden-Bartell
12-18
Mack
3-17
14-
1-
8
<te
A
(s-a)
B—:___
12-30
1-
2oc
15c
40c
__
2
1-15
(s-a)
above
payments
1-15
,
12-
Corp.
Kimberly-Clark
(dividend
•
Knapp-Monarch
Knapp & Tubqs
12-31
3c
12-31
from
investment
(quar.)__—
Fund
gains)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
5 Vi %
Labatt
2
Gas
Co.,
(increased-quar.)
1
12-10
(quar.) %.___—________
Telephone
dividend
LaCrosse
;
Stock
Lafayette Radio Electronics—
Initial (stock dividend)
La'mson
-
'
6%
12-16
6%
12-16
4V^%>
7
v
12-16
1- 2
12-10
1-2
12-10
1-
12-10
$1.50
(s-a)___
Sessions Co.—
&
Extra
2
;iShirt
9c
.7
i.—
'1-15
1-7
1-7
Company (quaf.)___7
,
Langendorf United Bakeries, com.
$1.80 preferred
(quar.)
Lau-Blower
12-20
12-31
$1.25
1-
+60c
$$1.25
$$1.25
1-
(quar.)
from
Common
Sub
common
$1.40
(N.
Co.
(quar.)
Stockholders
will, vote
proposed
two-for-one
Leath
&
Mirro
Mississippi
1-30
1-10
12-31
12-17
1-10
on
35c
13Vi
from ordinary income)__.
Corp., 4Vi% 7pfd.
(quar.)—'
Les Laiteries Leclerc, class Aii.
1
Lesser (Louis) Enterprises, class A (reduced)
'Products,
Levine's
Inp.
class
A
1-
2
Stock
1-
2
1-17
iuc
12-13
1-3
Levy
.7
2nd
preferred
(stock, dividend)
5%
Lexington
Water, 5.75%
(quar.)_____
5Vi%
preferred' (quar.)—_——
5%
preferred
(quar.)_.
Ley (Fred T.)
•
Extra
& Co.
(N.
Liberty National Bank
N.
& Trust Qo.
(incr.-quar.)____'
Y.)
30c
'
5c
12-20
12-16
12-13
McQuav-Norris
12-20
Mead
12-20
Extra
1-
2
1-
2
class
and
A
'7
Lincoln
Stock
Co.
-Extra
Trust
Stock
Co.
(N.
Y.)
,
Special
,
$1.60
Loew's
Extra
Logan
Lomart
London
4%
1st
Lone
Life
betterman
(quar.)
Mensch
1-10
Mercantile
2-28
.
3-
2
1-13
22-
7'
preferred H
Mount
1-20
Mountain
12-31
12-20
3
Mercantile
12-16
National
Merchants
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
6
1-17
1-
3
6
$1.50
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.
3-10
2-17
3-10
2-17
Trust
&
1-15
12-18
Merit
12-17
Merriam
t$l
12-31
12-17
12-27
1-T1
12-31
$93c
12-31
12-31
12V/2C
;
1-30
12%c
1-15
60c
B
(quar.i__
1-
2
1-
2
12-14
(monthly)
Bank
(St.
Co.
Louis)
1-
1
12-
com.
Inc. (quar.)___
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
——
(stock
_7
Co.
Mesta
Machine
Co.
(quar.)
Metal
Goods
Corp.
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Inc.
(extra)
Nac
1
$1.08%
1-
1
12-12
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
S1.06V4
1-1
12-12
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
2-, 1
12-30
Nashville
&
12-31
12-13
Na'shville
Electronics
2-
6
2-
2-28
1
1-
6
12-13
$1.28V'a
1-
12-12
4,45%
preferred
(quar.)
-
1-. 2
12- 2
1-15
/
1-15.,
1- 1'
12-23
7
V
'7..
12-31
12-20
1- 2
12-10
1- 2
12-16
12-16
1- 2
v
class
Corp.,
A
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-13
1-
2
12-13
1-
1
.
12-11
1-15
12-16
12-31
12-13
12-31
12-23
12-31
11-29
1-10
12-26
1-
7
1-27
1-31
1-15
1-15
1-
2-
2
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-20
.
1-13
12-31
7
2-
1-
—
1
1-
1
12-19
1-15
12-31
2-14
12-31
.
12-26
12-31
12-13
1-15
30c
' 30c
5%
"
3
3-
_
S 1.37Vi
7
25c
' 25c
12-31
,
1-15
26c
12-31
50c
1-16
12-12
10c
Co.
*
—_
(quap.)—_—
Decatur
Trust
(initial)
common
Co.
Fabric
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
(quar.):
(annual)-Cove, N.Y.)—
93*%c
5c
—
Check
Airlines
Bank
(quar.)
(resumed)
N.
Y.)
(quar.)
:
Extra
National
Bank
of
'
12-13
1-10
12- 6
12- 6
1-25
1- 2.
1- 2
1-2
12-10
12-30
1- 3
1- 2
12-31
12-16
11-27
12-16
12-19
1-31
1-1
1- 1
1-1
1- 1
1-1
12-20
1-15
10c
12-27
%
12- 6
12-6
12- 6
12- 6^
12- 6
of
Jan.
21)
Bank
Cash
(N.Y)—
National
bany.
National
(N.
/.
1-24,
12-11
,
.
1-10
4-
1-
2
(quar.)
1-28
1-17
1-10
12-10
1-15
12-13
1-15
12-10
1-15
30c
2
Bank
& Trust Co.
Rutherford
—
—
Ltd.,
(Al¬
12-10
1-15
40c
of
common
National
Distributing Properties (s-a)
National
Electric Welding Machine
Quarterly
12-13
2-2.4
;
—
Containers,
8
3-18
_
(quar.)
N. Y.) (quar.)
Community
Bank
J.)
8
1-31
5% "
—z—_———
Commercial
1-
4-15
—
dividend
12-31
8
1-15
(quar.)—z
Register
Cleaning Contractors—
Extra
National
3
2
.
,
Extra
Stock
12-
12-
1-15
/
Westchester
-
National
National
12-20
3
1-
'.
—r-
of
dividend
National Biscuit Co.
Stock
1-2-16
(stock dividend) —
Detroit
(One' share for each nine shares held subject to approval of Comptroller of Cur¬
rency and also approval
of stockholders
National
12-31
2-10
25c
:—
Bank
12-19
1
2-
12-31
<5c
___.-__„7__
/—
Commerce (San Antonio)
Quarterly
National
12-31
1-
2%
2c
5%
20c
75c
10c
'
——
:—
(Auburn,
Quarterly
12-16
1-2
JPC
RR.
12-17
6
1-10
5%
z——
1
1-
(Glen
dividend
National
1-
5c
10c r
—
dividend
Stock
Stock
on
7
12-30
,
12-17
•
G2Vic
Narrow
95c
96V4c
97%c
$1.08%
Sl.llVi
,
(quar.)
'____
1-20
5% preferred (s-a)
& Northern
Acceptance
Plan
.Charge
12-30
37V'2C
(quar.)
12-16
37J/2C
1
15c
—
6
2
-————7
(quar.)
2-
25c
:
pfd.
System,
preferred
Napco Industries (resumed )7_-_—
Narrow Fabric
(stock dividend).:
66c
(quar.)_____
Metropolitan Edison. 3.80%
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
6%
N. & W. Industries,
6c
—
—
6
12-
1-
6
Mutual
12-20
10%
—
dividend)_7_,—
C.)
12-
2
2
—_7_T_7——7__
Inc., common (quar.)-____
12-16
20c.
12-16
1-
;25c.
/
Muter
12-13
50e
7'"87Vic
12-16
12-13
tquar.)---
Finance Co. (quar.i-;
of America (resumed-quar.)
12-21
.
2
1-15
12-13
12-13
2%
1-
1-2
1-3
1
37Vic
"
;
—
&
Metromedia,
7-
com.
1-14
12-20
preferred series A
Shares
7
lOc
2%
.
7___—
Electronics
Associates
(G.
A
3
1-
2-
.(quar.)—
—
35c
————_35c
Co.
National
(increased)
class
11-29
1-15
2
50c
60c
45c
1
2-28
1-
8V/3C
1-
1-27
"c
2%c
10c
10%
•:
—x—-
1-
7*
11-29
(quar.) ___—7c
& TeL——,
25c
1-' 1
/.30c
1
Tel.
12'ac
25c
10c
Y.)—
Company,
(quar.—
Co.
States
Nation-Wide
Motor Lines,
preferred
Inc.
12-31
;2%
62V2C
—
—
1-
!■
6
of
(s-a)—
(Chicago)— ?
Corp.,
preferred
$1.25
12-12
12-
1-
12-31
———
Corp.
Nassau
—
—
$3.50
1
11-29
t$l
,
_____—<_
_____
12-31
17c
'
approval
28)
Acceptance
conv.
12-31
17V2c
(Canada)
1-
,
7
Merchants Banl^ (N.
Stock
dividend
Merck
12-13
Island
(Long
to
2
12-20
1
G2Vsc
$1
20c
__—-—______
<s-a)__,—.
Co.
Mutual
1-
12-20
1-
5'2C
12-16
12-16
12-18
1-15
;'
.'—•—
12-16
12-16
12-1$
2
1-15
tS1.75
25c
59%c
(quar.)___—.——____
Cookie
Corp.,
Murphy
Murphy
12-16
12-30
T30c
T27V2C
________
dividend)
Bl'as§
Extra'-
3
—
,
Co.
Mueller
2-
12-17
Fund—
Income
(qitar.)_.
Diablo
Murray
12-30
12-19
12-1$
2
Calif.—
of
dividend
Motorola.
12-13
12-19
2
1-
' 25c
' $1.75
J 15c
%
(quar.>_
common
-
Stock
1
1-10
C.)
Safe
1-
1
1-
75c
.
12-30
— — —
Quarterly
J$i
77
(quar.)
D
1-20
1
12-30
1-
(Amsterdam,
Trust
10c
5%. preferred
Corporation
$40c
1
Inc.
(qi'ar.)
Devices, Inc
Insurance
preferred
1-17
1
2-
•
Meridian
(quar.)_,
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd.
4.35%
preferred E
(quar.)
5V'8%
1-10
3
50c
star Brewing
4 25%
3
$1.10
__
Mfg.
7
2-
Handling Systems, Inc.—
Merchants Fast
______
Londontown
Mechanical
2-
5c
1
B (quar.)
Theatres, Ltd. (quar.)
Perfected
2-
Extra
Mosler
12-20
12-19
12-31
4%
12-16
11,—_____
(subject
Telephone,
2-
12Vic
preference
(Jonathan),
Mother's
1-10
-___—_7_———--—/ " 15c
AJelnor Industries. Inc. (stock dividend)
1 25%
2%
___
12-23
1-21
1-10
fiOe
(quar.)_
stock, (quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd.—
(Marcus)
(Stock
1-15
12-13
Co.
gtd.
12-23
2
30c
A
Original
Loblaw
Meadville
2%
_____________
class
(increased
RR.
10c
2
12-20
Co.
Foods
1-
12-20'
1-17
1
—
12-30
,_1
Bank
J.)
—
income
From
Morton
2
12-13
1
„
stock split)———,——
—-& Nut Co., Ltd., preferred—-
(B.
12-10
—
Co.—
dividend
70c
1
Inc.
Stock
20c
_______
dividend
Miami
1-
1
(N.
Trust
&
Ward & Co.,
Morton
1-
12-27
2
1-
$1.12 V'a
Sl.l?1^
28c
——
Screw
12-23
12-31
1-15
1-
5c.
35c
■
(quar.)__
(quar.) —1—_■—_—
—
Locomotive Works
(quar.)——
(2-for-l
2
12-31
1-15
12-13
45c
——_——
County
Plan
Morris
7
1
2-
'
-a.—_______z_
(quar.)'
Morrow
2
Resum°d
(quar.)
;
(quar.)__
Corp.,
N,
pfd.
iquar.i_
Bropk National
Y.i (s-a)
12-31
2-
1-
(annual)—-—
12-30
,
&
1-15
2-71
2-, 1 1
12-16
7
12-30
——
Johnson
1-15
,
—:—-
(quar.)___^_
Mfg.
1
2
12-30
97%c
Refrig. & Storage, Ltd., .class B__
Moore
Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)-z—_.—
7% preference A and B
(quar.i
—7
Moore Drop Forging, common
(increased)— '
%
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)—_—
Morgan Engineering Co.— "
• ;
/
•*'/..
$2.50 prior preferred .(quar.) ————
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Morrell
(John)
& Co.
(quar.)—__—.—7—
1-
2-1
(Fort
7_
___,
Littlefuse,
Little
12Vic
Insurance
____._x__—
Link-Belt
12-12
12-27
2-
6
12-
12-16
1-
$1 07*/2
(Winnipeg I—
common
Bank
dividend
Y.)
Class-A
12-13
2
2-15
2
50c.,
N.
1-
30C
Life
dividend
Lipe-Rollway
2
12-30
(Increased
Rochester
Extra
'-__7
stockholders Jan.
B )__
class
National
Wayne)
1-
both
Lily Lynn. Inc., class A
Lincoln
$1.75
(quar.i—
(quar.)
Meadow
'
12-27
1-
.
—
__z
Utilities
Co.
1-10
1-
20c
30c
—
87',2C
;__
V- 12-31
Liggett
.
Co.
Year-end
Inc.
12- '4
1-
1-31
3-15
15c
$1.50
$1.37%
—$1.12*/2
20c
25c
4%
quar.i
$1.37Vi»
50c
10c
—
Publishing, $5.50
McKay Machine (quar.i—
McLean Trucking
tquar.)—
McQuay,
15c
,
&
dividend
Stock
1
1-20
12-31
12-16
$1.14
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar
7--^z-v-•%-—
MusvegotvPiston Ring (increased quar.)_—
Company (stock dividend)-—.—_—_
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
Distribution from capital gains payable in
7" cash or stock———
7_—_
—
(quar.)
Ray)
1-17
12-20
—
Aircraft Corp.
12-16
45c
on
(J.
3
1-1
2
E.wa
12-19
2-
12-30
1-
(quar.)—_—$50c
Co.
Jockey Club
National
Montgomery
12-20
12-13
1
'
(quar.)__
Montclair
2
12-27
12-24
2-
$1.10
Montreal
12-13
2
7*^c'.,
$1.15
(quar,)——
(quar.)_—i——
Montreal
2
12-26
1-
45c
preferred
preferred
4.70%
12-19
3
12-24
1
_10c
Power
4.50%
Montana
12-20
1-
8
$10c
(increased)—
$1.60
—;—5c
A
7,
1-
$50c
10c
62'2c
20c
.—
iquarv)
McGraw-Hill
12-16
1,
(quar.)
common
preferred
1-1
t_
& Myers Tobacco,
1
7%
preferred
(quar.)__!__
,_i
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (2-for-l stock split
12-20
1^
'
,
Corp.,
—
<s-ai—__
(initial)
pfd. (quar.)
$2.50
Park
Montana-Dakota
2
1-
12-20
1-
'
1-
1-2
1-15
2-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Assurance
semi-annual
Increased
Monmouth
1-15
5c
preferred
Life
12-20
75c
20c
—„_—
common
preferred
4 Vu',r
12-10
1-1
31 Vic
-
2
12-19
new
12-13
12-16
1.2-13
1-15
.
—
preferred
(quar. 1
5v2% preferred (quar.)
McDonnell
1-10.
—
S5
McDermott
1—________
Extra
McCrory
12-10.
12-30
•
$0.3594
'
1-
Ltd.,
Investments,
Monarch
Stock
1- 1
1-1
1- 2
12-16
—
(quar.)______
(quar.)
__—z
Monarch
20c
—
Co.,
Corp.,
12-10
1
1-10
■■'.
20c
12Vic
-Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.)
1
5,75% preferred (quar.)_—
5% preferred (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (quar.)______
(Buffalo,
McCall
1-1
15c
.
(quar.)
(L.)
12-13
12-27
12-31
2
Co.—
RR., class
Materials
(quar.)
2%
—
)__
Light
Pacific
10c
_—'
dividend
(stock
_——
1-
$1.25
7_
pfd.
1-1
$1.37Vi
(annual)
Y.), .5%
1-31
•
1-16
1-16
1-31
1- 1
Co.
McCord'Corporation,
12-16
$1.43%
;
——w—,
Liberty Fabrics
3-18
McBrinc
3*2%
Ji8c
Coke
&
Missouri
%12-16
1-31
12-17
1-15
& Co. Ltd——,
(J. S.)
1-15
$3
30c
25c
—7——
(increased-quar.)
Industries
12-24
12-31
30c
$1.19
$1.11
Y.)
preferred (quar.)___.—
(J. W.), Inc.
(quar,)_
Mays
7
'
(quar J
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.
.
4-15
12-30
4%
Industries,, Ltd.—
6 ',i
I
Extra
-
12-6
1- 2
12-12
12-12
12-17
1-
'
—_—.—-
Gas Co.
&
preferred
preferred
Mitchell
Modern
-
1-2
(quar,).——.—«
Extra
$1.50
(quar.)—
<Oscarr &
6%
9
12-
1-10
40c
'(quar.)
Valley,; N.
—
1-20
12-21
2-18
(increased).—30c
Special
___•_—
30c
Mayfair Markets, common
(quar.i—_ 7
5c
12-27
12-30
22Vic
dividend
Coal
Maxwell
12-13
12-31
pfd.
4.76%
(Locust
Bank
Inc.
Maust
6
1-27
10c
;
1-
'
..
Mattel,
12-10
2-1
'
12Vic*.
(quar.)________^_
(quar.)___
1-31
Mayer
$1.34Vi
$1.12Vi
Stores
Lestoil
1-15
~:7.
' 75c
cents
Lemer
1-1
5c
________________
11-29
35c
25c
12c
40c
(quar.)
l___—_ __7____—____
Extra
(reduced)
12-31
1-15
2oc
—
(quar.)
Gas
Natural
6
1-30
—
(quar.)
Mississippi
Power
6
12-20
SI .25
taper
12-13
Misspuri
12-
12-
1-10
62'/2C
;
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Mississippi Valley Barge, Line Co.—
Increased
quarterly %
1-15
1
1
75c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—,.
(extra)____
Valley
1-
1-
12'/2c
17%c
,
(quar.)
com.
12-17
2
12-31
5%
Philipp corp.
Regulator—
12-17
1-
12-14:
Light,
preferred
Montgomery
Valley Ry. (s-a)__
Mathews Conveyer (quar.)——7__^'
a
2-10
Electric,
preferred
4.56%
12-31
2 Vac
ob'Ac
(quar.)
(initiaNquar)_i_,__—
Pat
12-16
6
1-
do
(quar.)____
Aluminum
1-6
12-31
12Vic
2
$1.35
50c
28%c
——1_
25c
56'Ac
1-
50c
Mississippi Power Co.. $4.60 pfd. (quar.)—
4.40 vi
prelerred
tquar.)——,—
Mississippi Power & Light—-
7
Massawippi
,,
Lehigh Valley Industries-—
'
■<
,7; $1.50 class A pfd. (s-a)
!
Lehman Corp. ($1,21 from capital gains and
%
4.44%
1-10
Inc.
com.
12-31
$1.12*2
50c
62 tic
12-14
(extra)
(quar.)
/
common
Power &
preferred
10c
6%
(quar.)_____
Corp.
Matinecock
30
Co.,
Massachusetts
12-10
12-10
split______7___
1-
l'7c
Masonite
1-31
12-13
1-10
(quar.)___—
,
12-10
$31 Vic
Jan.
on
(quar.)
Company
Inc.
Supermarkets
12-31
1-3L
Minnesota
1
11-29
——
—
(quar.)
(Neb.)
prelerred
<quar.)„
Co. (increased-quar.)-.
Oniario
12-13
z—___.—
—
Marshall-Wells
6
12-31
6-18
.
—
(quar.)
12-20
(quar.)
preferred
prior
1
Corp.
12-10
12-31
Minnesou
1-30
$22 V2C
$17*/20
20c
12-20
1
tquar.)
(quar.).
Enterprises,
dividend
Stock
12-31
4%
—
12-
$50c
3-19
1-
25c
$1.50 '
$1.12*/a
$1.35
12-31
$26%c
6% %
preferred' (quar.)
VLease Plan International Corp.—
Leetronics,
Marsh
12-31
-v$35c
(quar.)
4-17
1-
12-27
12-30
pref.
Minnesota
$3.80
—
JlVic
preferred
(quar.)z—_____
5V*%
preferred (quar.)7
1-17
4.30%
z_—
12-31.
$2
12-20
Y. 1—
7Vic
(quar.)_____
12-20
6-30
5c
$17Vic
,
preferred
12-31
1-15
Corp., Ltd.—
-(quar.)
1
5%
1-22
75c
$1.37Va
5V'2C
25c
(quar.)
Chemicals
&
3
5(7
11-25
11-25
Investment,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
net
(quar.)—
Corp.
Minerals
realized
______—_l__—_—
Company
Co.
Reclaiming,
Co.,
conv.
Bradley
Missouri
1———_
B
4»/a%
3%
12-10
12-20
,
Corp.
Miller-Wohl
^
2
1-10
(quar.)
Manufacturing
3-31
12Vac
(quar.)/——
common
!• actors
Milton
12-13
1-
25c
25c
25c
53Vac
pl'd.7"(nuar.)____—
Martin Marietta Corp., 4Va%
pfd. (quar.)z_
Maryland Casualty Co.
iquar.i
Maryland National Bank (quar.)—„—____—
______
6
12-31
3
12-31
;
preferred
59%c
5%
17'ac
dividend)_,___
Trust
Extra
2
9
1-
1
1
12-31
1-15
1-
12-31
(quar.)__.
common
Insurance
Rubber
4>/2%
Miller
5
25c
1
Corp.,
Life
4-30
A25c
$25c
26c
(resumed )___—z_—^—
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%; pfd. (quar.)
Marsh
(M.)
& Son
(quar.)
1-15
1-15
9
1-
1
2-
"
,
Extra
Mill
12-1'*
(increased10c
7
12%
(Ohio)
preferred
Mines
1-31
,
Corp.,
Marquardt
45c
(quar.)
2-
12-11
of Illinois—
dividend
Midwest
3
1-15'
—
from
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Marley
12-19
1-
1-
1-2)
4—
(stock
Co.
preferred
10c
25c
Co._—
Financial
Laurentide
-
_7
&
1-24
5c
25c,
'
Lang
1-15
2
1 % %
Co.
Midwest, Securities
12-12
12-31
——
(lc
4c
Capital Corp
7%
12-19
4e
■
&
preferred
Common
2
1-
59%c
1
1-31
1-
29'c
^
—
(quar.)____
5Vli%> 1st
12-
15c
(quar.i
12-31
Scares
—
Hanover
Marlin-Rockwell
convertible series A pfd.' (quar.)—
Lance, Inc. tquar.) _______—____—
.
1-
lz-
pro-rate distribution of the paidin capital and surplus amounting to $1.35
Marine Corp.
(quar.)__—___________
Marine Midland Corp. (increased quar.)_„_
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.
12-10
,—15c
common
Midwest
12-19
10%
A
.
1-
Mldnite
12-31
2
1-15
dividend
Marine
11-25
11-25
2
preferred
4.75%
12-16
Maremont
'
8c,-
(N.; Y.),
corp.
Lamson
Stock
,1-
-7:
quarterly;
Extra
>
5%
;
12-31
1-
1-15
12-XO
12-31
1-15
"1-15
25%
12-20
12-31
1-15
1- 1
1-15
1- 2
1-2
12-31
22c
1-30
Stock
1
15c
dividend
Midland-Guardian
12-19
1-
-
(quar.)———
,
1-17
10c
Increased
■
,1
Loan & Investment—
Lambton
,
Common
12-31
Maple
12-31
1 Vi %
—
1-15.
Quarterly
—___
50c
Leaf'Gardens Ltd.. (quar.) z—
;
$50c
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd., com, (quar.)
$12VaC
5>/a%
pref. B
(quar.)
'$$l,37»/a
Maplewood Bank & Trust (N. J.)—
12-16
12-27
12-31
<■
Telephone
12-18
10c
15c
—
—
—
income
Manufacturers
1-
preferred
(quar.)—27c
preferred (quar.) — _—_—
—7
31V4C
preferred (quar.).'.
—,—L-__
28Vic
States
1
(quar.)___—
profits)
Manhattan
1-15
4.56%
Middle
1-16
1
1-
1-15
Corp., common (quar.)
prelerred
(quar.)___
Telephone Corp.
12-16
2-
2-20
Mid-America
i-x5
1
2-
(stock dividend)__
Industries
investment
securities
12-12
2
Utilities
2-
& Co.—
split)—___—
stock
2
1-10
,4.32%
5%
R.)
(F.
General
2
12-31
26V4C
,—
South
2
Malone & Hyde
(increased)—__—_____
Managed Fund, Inc.—
12-16
12-
(quarv)
preferred C
1-
$15c
.
(quar.)
common
4%%
1-
1
Middle
1-
i,quar.i_—
common
(quar.)z
1-10
2-
12-31
11-22
12-31
8c
(quar.)
Mid-Continent
5c
55c
$1.06Vi
$1
—__
(quar.)—1_
B
Mallory
12-31
12-16
1-
1-10
12-31
1-15
1-10
4%
.
——
A
2-10
13%c
(quar.)_—.—.—
Ltd.
(John),
Laclede
-
A
Class
12-16
12-31
1
12-16
$1.10
SI.25
$1
25c
'iuoe
seamless
1-15
Chemical Woiks—-
Mallinckrodt
12-31
12-31
'
2-
65%c
(quar.)
;r_.
Year-end
9
12-31
62V2C
68%c
91%c
(quar.)—20c
common
pieferred
(5-for-4
.
Co.,
12-
Service,
Majestic-Penn State
Specialties
i2-10
1-14
dividend)__—_——,__
(stock
Electric
Kuhlman
dividendi__
(stock
(quar.i
Majestic
12-23
1-20
$1
'2%
Kroger Company, 6%. 1st preferred (quar.)_
$1.50
4.30% preierred A (initially-----:
53%c
Kromex Corp.' (quar.)
^—_——-12 Vic
Company,. 4%
Corp.
434%
6
9
12-o0
20c
__il_
preferred A (quar.)_i_.—
5Vi% convertible preferred G (quar.i—r_.
$2.75 convertible preferred D
(initial)
Kratter
12-
12-
Public
Maine
12-13
12-30
23c
5%
Koppers
Industries
Class
Creamery (year-end)———
Company—
Koehring
1-20
6
(
capital
from
cents
22
from
1
2
1-
'•
cent
(1
1-
100%,
15c
4c
_>—7
11-29
1-24
30c
—z_zz__'..<■
12-
12-30
-50c
12Vic
4
____2___—
—
12-31
5%
12Vic
/
,
—___
(increased)
Co.
Growth
and
income
Knudsen
Corp.
1
preferred B (quar.)______,
Drug Stores (increased quar.)
Square Garden, 60c pxd. (quar.)—
Magnetics, Inc.
—
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR., 5% preferred is-ai
Mailman, Ltd., common (annual)—
5%
preferred (quar.)7
—_—
5%
preferred (quar.)—:
'
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)
12-31
Press Inc.
(quar.)_——,
Co.; 1 increased quar.)
—______
Knickerbocker
(quar.)
4%
b
1-15
_—
Michigan
Midland-Ross
Madison
12-31
1-15
& Co.
(stock dividend)—
Cobalt——_________
Copper
Stock
Co.
pfd.
5%
1-10
25c
40c
5c
5%
,
Macy
12-20
—47c
—
Michigan Gas
12-24
12-31
3.1%
__l_
1
$5c
(R. H.) & Co., common (quar.)
41/4%'
prexerred A (quar.)—___---7___z_
a
l,-io
:___
Trucks, Inc., 5Vq% preferred
Vending (stock dividend)
Macke
8
4-15
4Vic'
Kingsport
.,7'
F )
(E.
(quar.)
Utilities Co.,
2-
loc
quarterly basis)
(quar.———
rorbes
&
MacAndrews
9
12-13
1-15
preferred
Michigan Life Insurance Co. (s-a)
7
a
Public
Mich.
the approval
Commission)
to
Serv.
1-10
15c
50c
1
common
(subject
1-10
(quar.)——_———37*2C
on
(now
3-31
1-
—1 *_,(
Properties
$l.oU pid.
Inc.,
Increased
'
1
60c
—
Industries—
MSL
1-17
12-13
Electric,
&
2-
24Vac
31 J.»c
$1.05
—
(quar.)
Canadian
C.
P.
Macoid
__
...
Mading
(Walter)
Kirscn
E.
M.
2-14
12-
the
4.40%
Stock
income
Kidde
Inc.
12-31
27V2C
27Vic
$1.25
S-4
Kilembe
Paints
Luminall
1-31
of
12-12
12-16
2-28
1-
5
10c
.
class
on
B-3
Both
6%
prexerreu
(quar.i
Lubi-izol Corp.
(extra)
Co.—
Year-end
7
2-28
xz-xz
A
■
(increased quar.)
15c
Kerr-McGee. Oil
Series
2
1-
Z-O
Gas
dividend
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Share
(quar.)_
A
$1.29
$1.11
)_a.—_—1
(quar.
ElCytlAC
VJttS
Common
12-16
12-30
Keystorie Custodian Funds, cl. A & B
Series
12-
12-31
1-31
/
participating class A (quar.)——2
Industries (quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred
12-16
12-31
i25c
__—
(s-a>
2
preferred
LOUiSVUle
"
$1.12 Vi*
40c
—
(quar.)
1-
Stocx
class
Inc.,
5>j..z4
(quar.)—.—
5.16%
1.44%'
1-15
11-2s
5c
50c
—,
•
1
5c
—2—
—--—--
Canaaa,
1
Michigan
12-30
2-15
$2.50
Louis Ry. (s-a)
Light, t.9b',* qnu. (quar.)
Louisiana Po^er dz
10-15
1-
2-
1
xoc
Henderston & St.
Louisville,
1-10
12-31
12-16
12-21
12-10
luc
company,
Common
Los
3
87Vic
Ltd.
$4.50 pxd. ser. A (quar.)
Kendall
Refining (increased)————
Kent-Moore Organization Inc. (special)
Special
2——1—-Kentucky Stone-Co.—
Kendall
6
12-16 '
1
1- 2
1-
6
2
$6
30c
2
-7-7-—
& Kohen, Inc.
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)—______
lz-
lz-
1-
83Ac
8%c
15c
10c
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.)_____
Kellogg Co., 3Va% preferred (quar.)
Kelly Girl Service, Inc. (quar.)___—7«
Extra
2
5c
Class
Kelly
2
2-
'
Kay
Semi-annual
2
1-
Los
5c
•
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v
1-
,
$1.12.-Va
.-$1.25
—
6
(Fred),
Meyer
1-10
30c
$1.25
30c
Loram
12-16
12-
1-
40c
_
(quar.)—
(qimr.)__
l
l-
$1.25
(quar.jz___,_7_7_—— ~—--
prexerreu
$t>
Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)——
Telephone Co., 5'/b prd. (quar.)_—
Angeles AthJetic Club (quar.)__________
Angeies
Drug
Co. " (increased)—
Long
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—^
7
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
When
Per
Holden
When
per
,
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
47
(2543)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Number 6329
198
Volume
^
'
■
35c
20c
ilOc
$1
Co.—
15c
,
1-
1
IV l
1-
2
12-20
12-20
2
12-14
1-15
12-20
1
1-16
1-
2-
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2544)
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(quar.)——
investment
All
from
i—-----■
National Balanced
-
>
National Diviuend
Y'
btaiiuard
Naujuui
National State
(Boston)
of
troiler
for
.
1-
1-
2
12-20
Nova
2
12-18
Novo
1-3
12-16
1-15
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-19
National
Terminals
Co.
Neiman-Marcus
(quar.)
—-—
Products
(quar.)i.—
(quar.)—
Nestle-Lemur
Paper
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)-——
(Canada)
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
-
-
5.40%
of America—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar..)_
Telephone, 6%
5.20%
New
Brunswick
New
Brunswick
3%
Telephone,
Trust
J.)
(N.
Co.
-
1-28
12-20
Oilgear
2
12-23
1-
1-
1-15
2-
2-15
2
a
1
12-27
Old
1-31
1-10
New
4.05%
New
12-13
12-13
Old
1
12-13
Ontario
2-
3
1-10
Extra
2-3
York
Class
New
1-10
Ontario
12-10
(quar.)/
2
1-
2
12-10
Opelika
1-15
12-20
Orange
12-31
12-12
4%
1-
12-10
2
1-15
12-24
—
New
York
Central
New
York
State
1
&
Rock
Electric
3%%
preferred
50c
4.85%
preferred
pieferred
class
A
B
and
Western
class
Ltd.__r
American
Fund
American
Life
dividend
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
American Van Lines
Carolina
Telephone
Mfg.-
Ry
convertible
5%
Public
12-
6
1-13
12-31'
Ohio
Northern
Telephone
Ontario
1st
Natural
preference
Pacifie
—
Ry.
A
9
9
Pan
716-
,
1-16
12-
2
Corp.
dividend
25c
_'
12-17
$1.09
1-15
1-15
$1.12%
1-15
12-20
$1.18%
:.
—/—
__!
1-15
12-20
1-15
(quar.)
1-10
(quar.)_____/:_—___/—
(increased)
12-26
(quar.)
class
on
A
shares
Ltd.
Paper
American
American
Increased
Panhandle
4%
12-13
12-31
1-28
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
$1.25
/1- 2
12-
2-19
4.64%
Papert,
3-18
2-18
1-15
12-30
Koenig,
Lois, Inc., class A
Parkersburg-Aetna
(harne changed to
Paco,
v
Inc.)
(see
dividend payment
under new
12-13
Pulaski.
1
12-13
Stock
12-16
12-16
4-
1
3-18
Pathe
7-
1
6-17
Patterson
(C.
Patterson
(M.
$1.75
9-30
9-16
12V2c
1-6
12-23
1-31
1-20
1-
2
12-19
1-
1
12-11
Parvin-Dohrmann
preferred
Co.,
Equipment
J.)
10c
F.)
dividend)
pfd.
5%
Dental Supply
Stores,
(Frank)
Class
B
5%
Co.
1-15
12-16
12-31
Peerless
1-24
1
12-23
2-
1
12-23
2-
1
12-23
2-
1
12-23
1-10
Stock
Insurance
Tube
3.35%
$1.05
1-14
44c
12-30
11-30
4.60%
'
$1.22
1-14
12-20
Penobscot
1
12-20
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
40c
1-
1
12-13
(quar.)
•
*
$75c
1-
1
12-13
4.40%
&
Chemical
1-31
1-10
Pepsi-Cola
Co.
2
12-20
12-16
1-
1
12-20
1-28
^
Fibre
Bottlers,
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
1-
3
dividend
1
12-14
12-31
12-16
12-31
1-1
12-
1-
2
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
3
1-
2
2
Corp.,
2-
1
1$ 3
12-31
12-16
12-16
Pub-
10
class
and
1-27
12-27
2%
1-
3
12-18
$50c
2-
1
1-
1
B
(quar.)
,
t$2
preferred___
15c
5
,12-16
11 %c
1-/2
12-16
9c
,
1-
2
12-20
2
1-10
12-27
quar.)
____!
112-
1-15
$2
(quar.)
:
10c
1-
1
:___
' 31V4C
3-
1
2-14
20c
12-31
.12.-19
5c
12-31
12-19
split
1-20
12-31
:
$1,595
Colorado—
*
...
12-31
20c
<
12-16
12-
6
'
'2-
1
1-10
'
$1.05Vi
3-
2
2-11
12%c
(quar.)
1-
1
12-10
Oklahoma—
$1.06
1-
2
$1.00
1-
2
12-13
$1.75
1-
2
12-20
$1.18%
12-31
ll-'29
45c
12-31
11-26
12%c
1-10
12-16
7%
Corp.
(quar.)
____!
__.
Ltd.
Fund
40c
(quar.)
3-
(year-end).._
12-16
1
2-
12-31
13c
i__
12-13
1-10
3
12-13
10c
10c
2
12-
1-
2
12-
6
$2
'
1-
10c
-
1-23
15c
(quar.)
1-
1-
2
12-
6
1-15
1-
6
11-29
1-15
6
1-24
1-
2-
5%%
prexerred
(quar.)
1-20
12-24
30c
J27%c
12-31
12-18
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
f25c
Ltd._____
J25c
12-30
25c
10c
1-15
12-11
1-15
12-11
(quar.)_______
———
..
^
•'
•
12-31
1-
•'*
"
45c
87%c
87VaC
1-27
12-16
1-
2
12-16
4-
1
3-16
12-31
12-20
12-31
12-17
•
Common
(increased
quar.i— __________—
1st
preferred
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)___
Inns
Inc.,
!—
(quar.)—
common
—
■'/'
20c
6c
-t-'-.
1 ^ 2c
—---
..
^
1
redeemable
Class
.
A
1
12-12
1-
1
12-12
1-
2
12-
12-31
1T28
6
12-16
_1-
7
1
1-31
'1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
3-30
3-20
3-
6V4C
20c
20c
20c
6-30
20c
9-30
9-20
12-31
12-20
Drilling
—
Co.—
:.
A
—
Estate
12-17
1-
6834c
iquar.)__—
A
Real
12-20
——-
preferred
A
Class
5%%
Bates Offshore
(initial)
&
Class
12-31
12-20
—
Co.,
Common
3
1- 3
...
2
12-13
Reading
7
12-12
'I
12-
1- 2
1- 6
12-31
Class
1-31
12-19
(quar.i____
-4-
Raytheon
1-20
1
12-24
$1.50
Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$15c
preferred (quar.)
:——
}$1.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
iquar.)___.
_ 50c
Rayette. Inc. _—.___—_—8c
Raymond Corporation (stock dividend)
5%.
-
1-15
1-20
55c
—
Shares,_____^
:*-V
6%
12-16
2
35c
(quar.)
common
iquar.)____
Mining,
Class A.'
12-13
5c
Co.,
Rapid
12-13
46c
yv, 3%
3-16
1-10
&
Ramo.
1-30
'
1
10%
Mining
$3.50
2-15
$2.50
12c
4-
common
each
for
A
com.
Distribution
Ramada
12-10
1
V; 15C
2
2%
(quar.)
of
Co.
preferred
$3.50
12-10
13-
,
12-16
1-
M/ Bearings/Canada, class A (quar.)
?28c
Hydraulics & Machinery, Inc., com.
l§c
Preferred
class A
(quar.)_______—30c
Radio Corporation of America—.
'
*
12-10
20c
1-
(one
A
Oats
Extra
R.
3
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc.—
Stock
12-20
12-20
12 %c
Books
preferred
2nd
(quar.)
Income
Quincy
'
1-17
10c
—
5
1-15
1-15
Racine
$1.15
Inc.
12-
_,___
of
preferred
5%
1-3
2-14
$1.10
(resumed)
2
12-31
37%c
of Boston;
(quar.)
Quemont
1-21
1-13
83 %c
Quarterly
Pep Boys (Manny( Moe & Jack) (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.
(quar.)—
10c
1-
2
$1.12 Va
6%
preferred (s-a)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)—__
Peoples Trust Co.\of Bergen County (N. J.)
United
20%-
1-
30c
Valley RR/(s-a)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—
Pepsi-Cola
^2-20
12-19
34c
Bureau
1-10
2
12-19
t$1.50
1-13
+56c
$7.%c
25c
Wadsworth
class
stock
Quebec-Telephone,
-
'.
1-13
12-
.__•
Co.
preferred
6%
—
preferred (quar.)
pi*eferred (quar.)
1-31
1-
2
2
200%
preferred "(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
60c
.10c
11-
22 Vac
(quar.)
"ennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsyvania Power & Light, common__
4% %
1-
12-13
17 Vac
H.)
1
1-27
J7%c
dividend)
(quar.)
Fund
Quarterly
■
12-20
1-
12-31
t45c
12-20
$1.45
N.
2-
/ 20c
'
12-20
Weighing & Vending Machine Corp.
Penmans,
Ltd,
common
$6
preferred
(quar. )_■___
!____
1-14
$1.40
(Keene,
$1.17%
dividend
"Quaker
12-20
1
Peerless
1-14
$1.37%
1
1-
4c
$1.06%
12-20
Co.
(extra
1
dividend)
common
Corporation,
8%
1-20
1-
year-^nd)________
Co.
2-
12-13
12-16
12 %c
(quar.)
dividend
-
2
1-25
12 Vac
class A
12-13
90c
(quar.)
Sportswear (quar.)
_"
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
Special __/
^___/
6
10c
(quar.)
1-15
2-
1-
J$1
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp., 4%%
pfd.
42c
1-
12-31
,12-31
_/!_
Oil
Purex
12-20
2 VaC
Ltd..—
25c
-
(quar.)
jl
Lumber Co.,
12-31
12 VaC
(quar.)
,.
Service
Paxton
Pure
12-3,0
1-27
$1.25
(stock
Co.,
Co.,
Furniture
Putnam
common
•
1-15
Puritan
(s-a)
Extra
Paul
9
'%
2
2
5%.
1-7
1-24
22c
preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, $4.75 preferred
(quar.)
Puerto Rico Telephone
(quar.)
1
9c
1
12-16
,12-16
1-13
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
4%
1-
1-
11-
1-15
12-31
4.24%
6
1-
1-30
6
12-31
3%
(quar.)
stock
8%>
preferred
$1
3%
12-28
1-
37'%c
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Corp.,
Service
$1.16
dividend).
1-18
25c
of
Co., Ltd.,
Service
Public
1-29
/
12-23
_■_!
Co.
_/_
Merrill
on
Compahy
Publication
30c
3
5c
Public,Service Co. of North Carolina (quar.)
Eastern
(stock
&
Common
Airways— '
quarterly—:
1-
5c
;—
Three-for-two
12-16
12-30
7%c
80c
Co.
(stock
(stock
Gamble,
Prudential
Public
12-10
12 %c
(quar..)
12-13
(quar.)
E.
.
Extra
12-10
3
25c
Industries, class A
Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
3
1-
2
5%
(quar.r
preferred
4%%
1-
4%.
1-10
1-
(extra).
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc.
(reduced
Prophet
12-13
2
12 Vac
;
x
World
Co.
&
4.75%
12-10
1-15
1-10
16c
(quar.)
share
preferred
Progress Mfg.
12-10
122 VaC
Pipe Line—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-17
Bros.
Progress
80c
1
(quar.)____
semi-annual
dividend
Price
12-31
$0.00 Va
1-10
4
1-20
87%c
Inc.__^_____"l___
dividend
Stock
6
2%
___
2-20
1-24
2-
Presidential Realty-
12,-17
2
12-12
3-12
:
Paper
common
held)
shares
1-
3
1-15
$1.75
/.
-
dividend i_
Power
one
Proetor-Silex
1-
12-12
—
&
Inc.
Inc.
Cq.
12-26
1-
12-13
Ry.
(quar.i
common
Electric
Charles
and
lishing
1-10
20c
;
Pak-Well
6
stock
5%
$11.25
3
2
1-15
25c
Procter
1-15
1-
1-
1
Co.
&
12-26
12-
1-15
$1.50
__i_
12-26
$1.50
12-10
40c
,
1-10
2
7
4%
/
Lambert,
share of
12-26
12-31'
1-10
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
voting
Regulator
&
1-10
30c
1-10
'
'
.
12-20
1
40c
;
(stock
Precisionware,
12-26,'
14c
'__
Co.—*
2
1
2-
Corp.
$1.35
Telegraph
1-
2-
3%
Electric
$1.75
Airlines
&
12-20
7c
r.
Edison, 3.60% preferred
preferred
(quar..)__.
$1.50
(quar.)
1
54V'8C
_■____
Sulphite
Prentice-Hall,
12-26
1-10
1-
1-21
62%c
,
Ashtabula
(quar.
Pratt, Read
Quarterly
12-20
25c
$1.25
$1.18%
(quar,)
common
2-14
(quar.)
preferred
General
Extra
12-20
(quar.)_/
1-21
2-28
10c
(quar.)
A
dividend
Powers
Pratt
12-20
$1.10
pfd.
(quar.)
1-
1
(increased quar.)
1-
12-26
.
quar.)
12-17
12-31
1-31
of Canada, Ltd.—
Common
(increased)
4%%
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)
6%
non-cum
partic pfd. (quar.)
12-15
12-31
10c
„
10c
common
Corp.
Huron
Power
12-26
$1.12
Gas—
1
15c
12-13
1-31
dividend
4.70%'
12-27
25c
.____
(quar.)__
(s-a)_
Mfg. (quar.)
Cordage
(quar..)__.
Potomac
12-20
1-10
$1.75
_1
(quar.)
1-15
12-31
12-31
16c
Atwood
Potomac
12-20
1-
1-10
B
12-30
1-
1-
17 Vac
(quar.)
name.)
1
(increased
12-21
$1.18
Stock
&
Portland
12-31
1-10
$1.41
Tubes,
Corporation-
Pan
8,
1
2
$1.37%
!■
,1-15
12-12
$1.37 %
(quar.)
class B pfd. (quar.)
Bank
dividend
Inc.
Stock
12t15
$1.13
Increased
9
1-
$1.25
J
Port
12-20
12-31
$1.50
—
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
dividend
Co.,
Stock
6
1-10
1-
(quar.)
_____
Plastics
^
(quar.)________*_—
Page-Hershey
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
2
pfd.
(quar.)
Youngstown
&
pfd.
(quar.)
Plymouth
6
1-
30c
!___'
(quar.)
Express
Light,
preferred)
Class
1
20c
(quar.)
I-
12-
1
Plymouth Rubber Co.—
12-16
_
12-13
12-31
1-
5c
75c
40c
4%%
Voting and non
Polychrome Corp!
1
6
1-15
$0,416
(quar.)__
(quar.)
convertible
Plume
3
39c
—
Packaging Corp. of America
/_/.
Paco, Inc. (initial liquidating).—.____
Paddington Corp., class A (increased s-a)__
1
15c
(quar.)
1-
$3.50
Plough,
,
1-3
1-20
15c
.__
preferred (quar.)
!
5.40%
preferred (quar.)
Peoria
preferred
Northern
7%
2-
Natural Gas—
preferred
preferred
1-24
$4
1-27
1-
,
(quar.)_
Stock
(3c
1-
1-15
'3%
National
7%
Pittsion
12-31
25c
1-15
1
(quar.)
Systems,' Inc.
Reflector/class
B
Co.,
12-31
preferred
4.72%
5-
5c
(quar.)
1-15
1-1
12-30
1
2-
Brewing,
Pittsburgh,
12-23
1-10
15c
.
___:
12-23
10c
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
5.60 %
Stock
1-2
6
Service—
5.80%
Northern
12-20
12-
15c
(quar.)__
1
12-31
12c
2-
equal
conv.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
12-12
$1.25
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
2
15c
(quar.)
1-15
12-19
2
preferred (quar.)J.^._____
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Peerless
preferred
6%
2
.
.____
common
preferred
Northern
1-
2-10
Works
4%%
5%%
12-
8-
(s-a)__-_
4%%
Northern
2
5%
iquar.)______
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-
11-
%.
'of
:
1-15
1-15
(serial)
Pantasote
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
5%
4.52 %
$1.75
:
2-14
10c
capital
!—
a
$1
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)_,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
;____
'
preferred
Indiana
12-31
12-30
(quar.)
Engineering
5%
12-31
lKc
15c
(increased)
Northern Illinois Gas Co.,
4.88%-
12-13
&
preferred
6% ' nreforrrd
J16"4c
Pittsburgh Telephone (increased quar.)
Central
convertible
Power
5%
2
/____
(quar.)
Co.
$4.75
12-
;
North
4.40%
6
Inc.—
>
12-13
Credit
$2.50
^
;
—;
(quar.)
12-31
60c
2
1
12-19
dividend
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
45c
(quar.)
Southwest
:___W
North
4.22%
2
tiOc
approval
(quar.)__;
Northern
1-
12-31
tic
(quar.)_
5%%
12-6
1-
preferred
preferred
Telephone
.
7%
'
12-23
1
$4.50/
,'$4.75
Common
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
12-31
(Chicago)—
to
7%
Northern
12-20
25c
(quar.)______
; North
12-20
1-22
Stock
(increased)
Judd
12-30
Pacific
Ltd
1-
$5.50
Aerodynamics
Pittsburgh
'
Lighting Corp., $4.36
preferred
(quar.)__
*$4,40
Pacific
11)______:
Feb.
Refractories
f North Penn Gas
Pacific
.
of Canada,
12-13
12-14
IncC
Fund,
Co;
Intermountain
2
.
2
/15c
Pachic
2
(quar.)
preferred
&
12-16
15c
1%
North
2
15c
North American Sugar Industries,
7%
2
12-
(quar.i.
1^-31
1-
12-20
12-16
1-
420c
Insuranoe
on
American
Common
12-31'
1-
12-
^
(subject
shareholders
North
Indemnity Co.
1-10
■;
Electric
12-2
(quar.)_.___!
1-10
1-15
1-15
x
Corp.
Transmission
12-31
1
(increased)/
Aviation
American
Stock
&
Gas
12-31
(quar.)______
North
•"
Gas
J15c
pfd.
preferred
North
t
Pacific
Pako
A
1-24
25c
(quar.)________.
12-31
shares
B
Ry., 6%.
Mining,
preferred
&
Pioneer
25c
Pacific
1-15
t48%c
1-10
1-15
.__—.—_
(quar.)
11-29
Ltd.—
Corp.
$6
Co.
12-23
1
,
Pioneer
5c
(quar.)
4%
pfd. (s-a)_
2
1-
2-
(quar.)_
12-20
$1
12-30
12-
$1.31%
1-
10c
common
90c
i-__
Chemical
9
Corp.,
$1.21%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
adjustment preferred
North
9
12-
Gas,
1-
12-31
1-15
97%c
/
Corp.
Stevens
1-
6
1-10
Co.—
centavos
(Conn.)
Natural
^____
Corp.
97%c
$1.02'/2
!
6%
4%
12-
2
12-13
:
(quar.)___
noncumulative
/Normetal
2
1-
93%c
;
6%
6%
1-
1
'
&
Ozite
85c
Niagara Structural Steel Ltd.—
6%% preference A (quar.)__
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.—
65c
Paper
Oxford
9
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Norfolk
1
Co.
Pierce
$1
12-
6
90c
(quar.)
Registered
Electronic
Piedmont
Polymer
Cos.,
Y.
N.
Insurance
12-30
$1.19
12-13
1-
—
12-30
1-
1-20
$2.50
(quar.)
of 25
payment
1-15
2-14
6',c
(quar.)
on
Finance
1-
93%c
(quar.)
Finance
Oxford
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
12-10
1-
(quar.)__
preferred
Norac
1
1-
(quar.)__
3.90%
and
1-
Discount
RR.
common
1-20
12-31
(quar. )
Fiberglas
Owners
12-
Shares
Phoenix
Glass,
12-31
(a
Phillips-Eckardt
U5c
—
9c)
Corning
12-10
1-10
$20c
,
—
/___
of
Inc.,
Hold)
Works
Class
__;
preferred
Owens
12-30
12-20
1-30
15c
common——;
Securities
distribution
Owens-Illinois
12-20
12-31
6
10c
(quar.)——
12-13
Power Corp.—
4.10%
A
6
12-16
12-31
20c
(initial)—;
Corp.,
12-16
12-
36c
\
lz-11
12-11
2 % %
approximately 6.39 cents)
preferred (a payment of 40 centavos
equal to approximately 10.22 cents)
Phillips N. V.
(Philips Incandescent Lamp
Stock
(quar.)__
net investment income plus
from
'5.64%
3.60%
Class
12-
$1.12%
_L.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.25%
2
Corp.,
Niagara Mohawk
3.4O'/0
2
2
1-24
2
2
to
1-
,
1-
1-
8%
12-31
t$1.75
Anns
1-15
93%c
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%. pfd.
Newport
12-10
Pacific
<quar.)___
Trap
Elevator
2
12-16
$25c
—
Over-the-Counler
Gas—
4.50
preferred
Overbrook
12-16
'
Mining'Co;—•' -VK 1
._____!,'i.J '
25c
4;% -'
(quar.)__;
York
Otis
12-16
$2.50
r
(increased)—___,—
RR.
Electric
$3.^5 preferred
New
12-16
12-
12-16
'
.
3
2%
1
Trenton
&
Morris,
Common
2
—_—
(quar.)
2
2
2
1-
2-20
4
3-
20c
,
I.
75c
1
(resumed)__
-<-T
2
U-
2
(quar.):
com.
Co.
Metallurgical
preferred
3
36c
Co.
Foods—
5%
1-
It
(quar.)
(Boston)
Ltd.,
Fixture
Rubber
11-22
*
1-10
1-20
Suburban Water,
dividend
20c
preferred
(quar.)________
preferred (quar.)_
O'Sullivan
12-18
2
$1.06
(quar.)
Store
12-26
2
1-
/,
1
:
4% preferred
(quar.)__
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
1-22
1-
18c
:
quar.)
quar.)__
preferred
Pacific
6c
$2.50
Philip
25c
2-
ooc
!
Philadelphia
.$1
1-10
95c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1-
common..
1-10
1
$1.50
12-26
40c
1-10
1
2-
Norristown RR.
12-20
97 VaC
1
2-
$2
1-22
12-31
2-
:
1-30
Slock
20c
Mfg. (quar.)—__.
& Rockland Utilities—
2
50c
—
3
$1.10
.
Products
$1.17
$1.07%
12-20
47 Vac
-
..
(quar.)
Year-end
$15c
_____
•
12-27
1-29
Philadelphia-Reading Corp.—
J20c
(s-a)
12-10
$1.10
!•
«
5%
—
12-31
$148%
$1.09
37%c
.
//
—
dividend
Ltd.
12-10
"
.......
(quar.)___
(quar.)
1-30
1-
1
1- 3
$1.50
12-31
-
12-10
1-
25c
,
Philadelphia, Germantown &
Quarterly
Philadelphia National Bank
4
1-17
1
net
from
25c
(quar.)
40c
1-
12-30
preferred
1-17
1-
from
cents
3.80%': preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia. Fairfax
$1.11
Co.
(35
$1.15
5c
—
Debenture
1-
1-
•>
1-30
$1.12 %
25c
(resumed)—.
Electric,
Ore-Ida
12-31
1-
61 ia6
RR., common (s-a)
'.--Year-end
Stock
1-15
$1.01%
(quar.)—
com.
$5 preferred
(s-a)__
New York & Honduras Rosario
11-20
(quar.)_
&
Steel
Ontario
12-31
$1
(quar.)
Harlem
&
11-20
3
'
Preferred
1-
15c
Equities—
(monthly)____';
A
York
12-
3
1-
(quar.)_
&
Corp.,
Loan
gains
—___—____'_
New York Auction Co.
(increased quar.).—
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
New
1
1-
(quar.)
(increased
Town
1-10
50c
$1.50
$1.15
$1.14
53c
£._
(quar.)_____
preferred
4.36% preferred
IT
:
Extra
(quar.)____
;;4%%
J25c
25c
Insurance
B
Class
1
1-
Service,
(quar.)____—_
—
National Corp.—
Class A (increased
1
90c
Public
Colony
1-
50c
Gas
preferred
Orleans
1-15
Lttl.__
nraferred
1-
35c
Natural
1-31
Supplies,
preferred
1-
•
x.
:
(quar.)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
pfd.
Jersey
25c
Old
(quar.)_—___——__
________—
(quar.)__—
—:
Gas
oi>:;
1-17
(quar.)_—.___—______
Co.
Water,
1-10
4%
&
Mills,
Company
4%
12-11
36c
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred (qua,r.—/
New England Tel.
& Tel.
(increased-quar.)
New Hampshire insurance Co.—
Gas
1-29
Corp
Oregon
4.60%
Haven
12-10
4.75%
4.56%
Haven
12-30
Extra
12-31
30c
29c
—_____—
(Increased-quar. t
5%
—
Service
Water
Oxianoma
—
England Merchants National Bank
(Mass.)
—
(quar.) .____
New
England Power Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
New
12-10
preferred (quar.)4
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
New
New
12-30
Norton (extra)
.1
Oxiio cdison Co., common
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)-x.
12-31
$1.50
$ 15c
A
Increased
Flour
Ohio
27c
26c
________
—
preferred (annual)
,
New England Electric System
(quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Association—
class
7 Vic
,______.—
Co.
Power
&
,
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)____
(Ohio)
12-13
—_—____
Wire
Petroleum
Cement
12-26
;i:25c
5%
—-
£5%%' ' preferred quar.)
/___—
$1.43%
;(• 5% % preferred (quar.)
—_____—
$1.37%
5 y4 %'
preferred (quar.)____—
—
$1.31'A
Nevada Power Co., common (quar.)—15c
5% %
preefrred (qua v._
21V2C
Newark
12-31
(quar.)
Welders
Ocean
12-27
10c
17%c
$1.06(4
20c
preferred
25c
4.40%- preferred
4.30% preferred
dividend
Stock
9
2
1-
30c
25c
quar.)__
Nekoosa-Edwards
Neon
—
Mills! (incr.
4.68%*
(quar.)_C
dividend
Stock
Occidental
1-13
$1.50
Co., .common ■(■quar-.)?.--:—
Consolidated
Nebraska
12-13
Corp
bnoe
Rubber
K.
4.40%
(quar.)-:
12-13
-
12-10
Ogiebay
—>
Tank
1
Philadelphia
O.
(111.)—
Quarterly
National
1
1-
1-30
(quar.)_____^
capital gains)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
1-2
___
dividend
Nunn-Busn
1-
125c
Corp.
long-term
12-31
2-11
Bank
Lignt
industrial
Stock
———_——
Yards National
Scotia
12-31
— -
:___
(quar. )___„_;
Mulliken
3%
Steel &
1-
1-15
17%c
(quar.)____
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
62%c
27%c
(quar.)
common
Corp. of America
ordinary income plus
net
75c
_______
Northwestern
Ogilvie
(quar.)
each
18
:j:5c
Co.,
(quar.)
Petroleum
$27 %c.
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
12-20
2
Pettibone
12-31
12-31
-
Glass
3
12-31
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
Airlines
Nortx.western
2-
2-20
1-15
'
When
„
Share
prelerred
Milk, common
4 % %
preferred
12 Vac
(Oiiicago)
irust
dividend
Stock
12-31
Cement
convertible
5%
$1.04
—
Per
of Company
Pet
$1.02 34
(quar.)_
Northwest Plastics
12-13
shareholders
and
Currency
January .28)
National Stock
2
subject to approval of Comp-
shares held
,
share
Nortnevn
be
(quar.)—
(Newark, N. J.)
(one
3
12-20
1-
65c
35C
35c
(quar.)—
preferred
Telephone, Ltd., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
L
12-19
1-15
$1.02%
(quar,)_
(quar.)
4c
11c
—
CO.
Bank
dividend
"Stock
prelerred
jjrex.rred
2oo
/_
...
—__________
National Shawmut Bank
%
4.16>
income
investment
x_oxiu
4.r0 %
4.11
12-16
1-10
(incxeaseu)'
rtesearcn
&
btcunues
below
i\H.ioual
J.x-13
11-13
12-
12-31
$1.02
______
3
Northwest
'
/'
(quar.)
2
2
12-31
1-15
(quar.)________
2
1-2
1-20
90c
Northern
35c
}
preferred
preferred
.
1-
Propane
Iwuionul
4.08%
1-
-create
National
12-13
34c
____—__
Monday, December 30, 1963
.
1
Name
Permanente
_—
.
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Co.—
Power
(quar.);
common
1-
rriuostries---..-^—------- v 1'/aC
Corp., common (quar.)—
10c
$1.04 preferred (quar.)____,
—_______
2bc
.% 5%
2nd preferred A & B (quar.)_________
31™c
National Screw & Mfg.—:
—-—
50c
Na^oxial
3.60'%
1
Inc.—
Publications,
quarterly ;,
increased
i
12-13
1-
'
—-
Perioaical
National
1-
Banking Co. (N.J.)
s^qarieny
States
Northern
12-16
12-31
1-
'
~~7~
Share
•'Name of Company
2
1-
corp.-
—
.
National Newark & Essex
■
1-14
„
537 /aC
buc
i.f.
JUC
'.
(quar.)-,
common
cu.,
+
diviaend
stock
Ifetiunax
V.":
quar.)
com. Vyua*./-—
uw.,
preferred
prior
Mu.wi
ri
Co.,
Uiocers
(Hartford)
Co.
(increased
When
Per
Holdert
Payaole oj Hec
Snare
40c
■,
Nauoud.
When
Per
■
of Company
unite
.
—
Title
Insurance
(D.
C.)
;
15c
6-20
Volume
Number
198
The Commercial
6329
Holders
When
Per
and Financial Chronicle
;"
■% '
•...
(2545)
Per
Share
•
,
'
Name of
Real
Company
Properties
Class
A
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)
cwi
Stores,
Redwing
Carriers
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.,
Reitnia-i's
Clasj
(quar.)
mc.
-
—
common
(quar.)___
____
Electric & Engineering
Reliance
Mfg., 3Va%
(quar.)
prd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(Dallas)
Inc.
Reserve
1
(annual)
,—_
Co.
Rexach
Construction
Rexall
Drug
Stock
&
1-15
1
1
1-31
1-16
1
12-13
Selas
2
12-20
Sel-Rex
1-
2
12-
3
1^-6
12-
6
ment
3
12-18
Seven-Up
12-17
Sexton
l-lo
l*.-lo
Shamrock
l-i5
12-x6
bnarehoider
1-
12Vac
Co.
2
Sharon
3-: 6
1-14
59%c
2-
$1.12Va
25c
2-
1
1-17
1-
4
1^-13
90c
$3
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-13
$1
preferred
Western
Rhodesian
deposit
lings
1-
2
12-13
2oc
1-
2
1^,-iO
(quar.)_—
Bros,
Inc.,
3%%
Trust, Ltd.
American
(final payment of 5 shil¬
per
share less Rhodesian
Metal
30c
Products
:___
__a—
Rice
Mills
Roadway Express,
Inc._
Consolidated
Robertson
(P. L.)
1
Industries
(quar.)
Ltd.,. common.^.—__
6%
1st, preference series A (quar.)_
$1 participating preference (quar.)—:
Mfg.
Cotton
Robin,on
Little
Robinson
Mills
(quar.)
<fc
preferred
4.68''# ' preferred
Rogers
Rohr
(John)
Co.
1
12-20
3
12-12
1-
12-13
1-
12-13
$1.15
1-
12-13
415c
2%
1-
12-13
1-
12-30
12-
12-31
1-24
12-26
1-24
12-26
Class
Roosevelt
Raceway
Roper
(George D.)
Rorer
(William
Rosenau
Rowe
Inc.
Furniture
(quar.)___
1-15
1-15
Roxbary Carpel Co.
t4uar.l__.~i.
.!_•
15c
Royal Crown Cola Co.
(quar.),__
%_
25c
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5%%
preferred
iquar.)
i$0.3281
Ruby Foo's Enterprises, Ltd. (resumed)
43c
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)—
$1.12Vb
Russell
Stover
Rust'Craft
C
M
F.
S.
Candies ' (s-a)
Financial
(stock
Corp.,
dividend)—
$5.37Vsr- preferred
$1
St.
preferred
Power
St.
St.
St.
Ltd.,
National
Rum
Fire
&
Marine
Insurance
Safeway Stores—
Salamander
Sams
Corp.
inoward)
'
ij,
5%
•
1-
1
6V4C
r
1-
2
(quar.)
—
(quar.)..
1-15
1-15
4_—25c
Co.,
1-15
15c
1
dividend
Monica
Z
:
Bank
Savannah
Electric
4.36%
(Calif.)
preferred
5%%
Saxon
6%
&
preferred
Paper
Power,
50%
(s-a)____
3.70%
30c
4.15%
preferred
dividend)
1-15
1-10
15c
A
5i2%
preferred
A
(quar.)__;
5Va%; preferred
A
(quar,)
Scott
&
Fetzfer
Monthly
Extra
1-20
1-15
3
12-20
3-
2,
1
___■_—_l__
27'/2c
5-
1
4-17
27Yst
8-
1
7-17
quar.)
10c
1-20
1-
2
3
Scottish & York
1st
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Holdings—
(stock
Co.
preferred
1-10
3
(2-10
85c
2-
1
1-10
$1 69
2-
1
1-10
4-15
1-
2
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
$6.25
preferred
5%
*
D.)
Stockholders
Sears
Roebuck
&•
Co
Second
12-19
Standard
1-10
12-19
Standard
Radio.
Standard
Tube
$1.25 ^
Co.
3-for-l
(increased
spMt
Food
Town
12
1-15
1-
quar.»
„12-30
'_
2
Bank
(stock
Bank
Class
(nunr.Vdividend)
(Phila.)
(extra)
12-
9
Stanlpv
4?"-e
2
11
State
1-
2
]1-21
State
1-.-.9
i0-10
B
3%
1-20
12-20
25c
1-
12-13
2
State
12-31
12-
5
12-31
12-
Co.
f__'_
Class
1-
3
12-
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
2-
1
Chemical
Home
Bank
1-
1-
of
National
Street
Increased
Bank
1-
2
12-31
10c
—
12-20
1-10
62 VaC
1-
2
19-13
241/4 C
1-
6
12-22
$2 VaC
1-15
12-13
f25c
1-15
12-13
J$1.25
1-15
12-13
10c
1-
2
II-15
$1
,
:
,
1-
2
1-
2
:_—
Bank
(N.
J.I
$1
—'
12-18
12-18
12
31
Taft
1
Services, 5%
1-
Technicolor,
Class
Stock
$5
Inc.
dividend
3
4.10%
1-25
1-10
4.507#
12-16
4.64%
1
12-16
4.65%
1-
1
12-18
4.727#
1-10
12-27
4.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
6
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
6
$1.22V2
1-
1
12-
6
1-,1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
6
$1.27
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
6
$1.15
$1.16
(quar.)__.—________—~
preferred
(quar.)-^.
5.257#
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
Natural
Canada,
4%
Gas
Ltd.,
preferred
Texas
Electric
Service
preferred
6
1-
1
12-6
(increased)—:
,18c
1-7
3
l°-23
J40c
2-28
1-31
t$l
1-20
12-31
$1
12-31
6c
1-20
__x—
$1.31 V4
—
——
*';
quar.i'
-
12
25
12-31
Co.—
12-26
$4
$1.31
(quar.)__—_—
Ry.-'__
Texas Capital Corp. (initial
Texas
/
6
(quar.)__
Lines
common
Pacific
«te
'
______
12-31
2-
$1.27
—
(quar.i
:
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
$1
(quar.)
1-10
12-14
1-
2
11-20
5.40%.
1-
2
12-
6
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)
1-
2
12-17
4.96%
preferred
an c
1-
2
1-15
1
$1.16
$1.14
;__
25c
30c
1-15
2-1
19.17
Texas
1-15
'"12-31
1-15
12-31
Power
6
1
17-13
$4.84
1-
2
12-13
1-
15c
40c
10c
2
12-20
3-
?_10
Textiles,
12-20
1
1-10
Textron.
Inc.,
Co.
12-31
Tlierm-O-Disc,
J10c
2
12-19
Thew
Shovel
$1
1-
1
12-20
Third
Canac'inn
Ltd., $2 50
12-20
1-
1
12-20
20c
1-
2
12-13
<
Thomas
$5
preferred
Thomas
General
Co.,
<quar.)
Industries
Inc.,
Thomaston
Mills
12-31
Tv,omas'"ille
Furnitur#
12-31
fhompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
5c
1-15
1-15
,
4%
1-
1
12-13
i-
2
12-10
Thompson-Starret.
1-2
ie-10
Thor
preferred
Thorofare
12-31
12-16
10c
12-31
12-16
5%
12-31
5%V 1st
5%
(Boston)—
40c
-
1-15
common
Tool
Markets,
12-2I
12-13
1-
1
(s-a)_
30c
1-10
12-31
12
13
12 3>
12
20
1-15
12-31
2
12-16
12-31
12-16
1-
15c
,1-1
12-13
30J
1-
1
12-17
30r
1-
1
12-14
20c
I-15
40c
3-15
si
3-15
17i'?c
12-31
-
common
(accum.)—____
-
/
"
40r
12-31
12-91
2-21
2-21
i?.?o
17-19
25c
<quar.)_
preferred initial series (quar.)______
preferred series B (quar.)_T_—.——
preferred
2
1
25c
-----
(quar.)_^____—
common
2
1-
$1.25
Indsutries^ (quar.)___
pfd.
1-10
1-10
12-
1-
X 62 VaC
-
(quar. )__
—
70c
1-10
Trust,
(quar.)—r—
(increased)
___7
(quar. )_^_—____!——
5c.
40c
/
—
f———.—
50c;.
-
2
311/4C
(quar.i—
dividend
Power
1-
/
25c
Investment
1-10
t50c
$1
30c
common
12-13
*30e
1
1
35c
—
pfd. series A
12-20
Stock
1
2-
2-
lCc
(quar.i
1-10
,f
7
1-10
1
$1.19
(quar.i
preferred
Inc.
1st,
2-
$1.21
___,
1-20
12-30
—
—
2-
$1.14
——-—-
+5c
15c
1-
1-14
'
Co.__
Betts
&
12-13
—-—
common
1-15
1-1
12-V3
1
—
preferred
47#
Inc.,
1-
75c
1
1-
50c
(quar.i
convertible
$1.25
V
1-
&
Utilities
Texas
12-13
(increased )1
preferred iquar.)
preferred
(quar.i
$4
12-13
12-31
1
$1.24
$4.76
M2-
1-
$1.311/4
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.56
1-
12-30
V
20c
$1.35
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Texas
10c
Transmission—
Gas
Texas
5c
_i.„J
6
$1,271/2
preferred
20c
/
6
1212-
$1.25
preferred
preferred
$1.12V2
(quar.)
12-
1
$1.23
5.08%
(quar.)_
(onar.)__,.
1
$1.18
5.10%
(nuar.)-
—
1-
1-1
— —
1-20
T°nnpss#e
12-3
1
1-
$1.16 V4
1-20
Texaco
1-
3
$1,121/2
___
(quar.)__
(s-a )____'
3.
2nd
convertible
preferred
preferred
~
12-
$1.02Va
—i-i—C.
prefer"ed
.__
3
12-31
——
(quar.)
$4.64
%
12-
-
$1.06 Va
——
1
1-20
31
12-
12-31
$1.25
4
1
1-20
12
1-18
12-31
2 '/# ;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quay.)
l—_...
(quar.)_
1
(quar.)_______
1-20
12-11
12-13
15c
—I—^_
57#
:
2
2
12 Vac
—
1-20
1
6
11-
'
(quar.)______.
1.
2-1
O
18c
^__
preferred
4.60%
■
25c
(quar. )_______
1-
-
2
6
Im-,
12-
2
1-
______
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
1
1-
$50c
12-
2
15c
1-
/
2-14
1-
_____
(quar.i
payable in cl. A shares
preferred
4 25%
1-
2-14
12-16
Transmission—•'
Gas
Tennessee
3-23
$5.08
(quar.)
2
3-12
$20c
(quar.)—______—
12-20
1
(quar.)__
1-
12-13
1
12-31
——-—_—
noncumulative preferred
2-
,
l-~6
12-31
1
3-12
15c
(increased)
B
2-
,_
1-6
25c
Telephone Service, Co. of Ohio, class A (incr.)
$1.18%
$1.40%
27Vic
27Vic
31 Vic
x-___
9
1--6
2 V'2%
(quar.)
com.
$4.5fi
___^x_
2-
J2i>C
Ltd.,
(G.)
5.24%
;
,
1-15
5%
—
9
(quar.)_
1-15
;-v
,
9
1-
93%c
Co.
—
12-
1
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
Taylor-Colquitt
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos.
12-20
1
1-14
_I
Inc.
12-
(ouar.)
1-
$0.00275
4%
12-20
50c
)
40c
dividend)-
(stock
Inc.
dividend
1-20
:
Y.)
12-18
27 Vac
(quar.)
(James),
Tamblyn
12-20
4-; 1
20 c
___^
1-10
3%
12-26:
s-a >
12-31
15c
(quar.)
A
12-30
__:
1-14
—
class
12-31
Ltd.
1-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Stock
1-20
Inc.
common
12'/aC
quar.i
1-
1
'
Trust
12-10
12 %c
1
-
Industries
&
1 .-10
1
—.—
51c
common—
Y
1
1-
preferred (quar.)—
2-
p___;
N.
1-
il5c
(resumed)
quar.)
20c
(quar.)__
Albanv"(N
7'
3c
—_
Szabo Food
2-
(quar.)2__
class B
!
(Kenmore,
3>,
15c
(quar.)
com.
1-15
2
1-15
2-
(quar.)
•__i__2___.
12-
22 % C
25c
(initial)
Products
9
9
12
1-
(quar.)—
investment
:
A
1°-17
12-
2
1-10
3c
7
1-15
1-15
5c
Industries.
class
1-
20c
(extran_._'—;
America
Inc.,
B
$1.06V4
$1.10
$1.15
Ltd:
Co..
12-31
$1.12
—
dividend
5.12%
!
preferred
(Ohio)—
12-31
___.—
____i
of
Swiss Chalet,
12-20
12-31
2-
capital gains)
Water
(quar.-
Corp.,
(quar.)
A
______
(initial
A
1-15
1-15
J.i—
(Fla.),
(increased
Co.
&
Stock
5
$1.03Va
(2c from net
(increased
Bank
Extra
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-31
5
2-
(quar.)
Products
Stanfield's, Ltd.,
130c
National
National
1-15
Stamford
a
Extra
Seattle-First
Seaway
1-10
6834C
1-
92%c
97l/2C
preferred
(quar.)
:J__
;Standard & Poor's (quar.)___/.
12-3 9
-
approved
&
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Paper Mfg. Co.,
__;
J
1-10
^
preferred (quar.1___
.preferred
(quar.)_.
<G.
Extra
$1.25
'
5M>%
Searle
(Dallas)
(quar.)__:
(ouar.)
3
6c
____/.—
Swingline,
Service—
Corp.
7
1-
—
4.92%
,
preferred A (quar.)_
Paving & Materials,
$1.56>/i
(quar.)__
Seagrave Corp.—
Swift
12-20
1-31
$1.25
$1.16V4
$1.07
30c
(quar.)_:
Dredging
$1.1834
i____
Loan
Merchants
Inc.
Sweets
%
.
6%
S4.75
12-30
20c
12V2C
iC-
(quar.)____
Thatcher
Metals
33/i%
f
11-25
25c
(initial)__
(s-a)—.
1-
1-17
60c
N.
pfd.
1—
Extra
11-25
9V2C
(quar.i^
7
nraf^r-ed
Standard
12-13
12-31
12-31
9c
common;
(Daiiasf
.____
Standard
'
S1.12V4
Seaboard Finance—
12-16
55c
Power—
Extra
Standard
12-19
1
&
Sears,
&
Swank,
10c
/Standard Oil Co.
1-15
5-
12-16
I
$1.50
(quar.)_
Chemical
Standard
2V2%
(quar.)___^.___________
A
3
468c
dividend)—-
-—<•-
Insurance Co. (quar.)_
Co.' (quar.)_____
Foods
B+amford
3-
.
(quar.)_______'
preference A
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
$5
Stafford
$1
_______
12-16
1
1-
$1.20
10c
—
from
49c
Standard-Coosa
2-
__:
:__
___;
13c
$3.40
12-10
1-
31c
$1.12V'2
$1.25
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Products
26c
_____•
1
1-1
26Vic
26V/4C
27c
(quar:)__
Public
1-31
15c
(s-a)
Semi-annual
—
:
Extra
1-10
1-
i
8
12-20
•
Talcott
4--
Corp.',
Oil
&
Drinking
D
Sta-Rite
12-20
2-
12-10
7
-
1-
10%
(initially-:
preferred
Sussex
!■ 12-20
1
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)__
Producing
Extra
12-27
13c
(monthly)—
6
1-
—
Electric
and
Springfield
Square
12-10
1.
93 %c
Symington Wayne Corp.
(quar.,)
Extra
1-17
2
12-10
2
1-
10%
Corp.__
Spencer Gifts (quar.)_
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50
2-14
2-
1-
2
1-
2
:
:_
income
12-13
3-10
1-15
1-
2-
1
(quar.)
common
Feri iei m corp.
Lta.—
Registered % (s-a)
Ordinary Registered (s-a)
5%, preferred
(quar.)
Susan Crane Packaging, Inc
6
1-13
12-10
2
1-
•
3
Corp.
—_
Super Market Distributors, Inc.
Super Vain Stores—
•% %
5%
preferred
(quar.)
12-20
12-
Electric—
insurance
Sovereign Investors
Sparkletts
12-31
1-
25c
.__
____;
Scrivner-Stevens
$4.50
12-20
13c
Co.
preferred
5^2%.
1-20
1-10
<T
_____
Paper,
$4.00
2-10
35c
Monthly
Scott
2-10
25c
2;
1-
1-2
1-
2-
$1.25
International
&
(Westfield,
Co.
Sundssons
2nd
2
2-28
25c
^
1-
1
'1-
J 'AC
Corp.,
preferred
Su'v re*
2-
1 9C
(quar.)
common
Corp.f $4.50
(reduced 1
corn,
Finance
6'i,
1
1-24
75c
i
(quar.)
Trust
Drug
Sun
12-11
10c
—__
common
Chemical
Sun
1-
!
Corp.—
preferred
(accum.)
Greene
SuCrest
12-11
20c
(quar.)
preferred
New
Sun
12l-U
Wells
Suburban
12-10
25c
___-
&
60c
12-10
2
$1.16V/4
$1.07
(quar.)__.
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5%. preferred ($25 par) (quar.)____r__-_i_
12-11
35c
(quar-,)
(initial
25c
1
27,/2C
preferred
Foods
1-
12-10
2
1-
25c
12V2C
4.40%
12-19
12-31
37V2c
(quar.)
5Vs%'
Lad
2
12-27
40c
2
1-
(Fla.)—
4.75%
2
10c
Schlitz
(Joseph) Brewing (increased)
Schluderberg-Kurdle
(quar.):
:
Schlumberger, Ltd. (NV) (quar.)
Schwitzer Corporation—
Scot
1-
1-
quar.i
4.60%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5.62V2% preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred ($25 par)
1-2
2Va%
12-10
Gas,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
12-20
2
1-
(quar.)_;
Rubber, class A_
Corp., 5%
preferred
Schering
1-
1-15
1-15
^Schenectady Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_____
'•Schenley Industries Inc., common.....
50c
preference (s-a)_____
Z~—
Schenuit
v
4.25%
12-31
30c
$1.31V/4
(stock
common
1-25
1-2
lVa%
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
12-18
$1.09
common
(quar.)__,
(quar.)__
Co.,
convertible
i
12-16
12-10
(quar.)___——
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Life Ins. Co.
Miguel Brewery Inc.—
Stock
2
!
1
1-1
25c"
(quar.i-
1-
25c
L
/,
Clothier,
Scientific
■
3-16
1
I-10
preferred
(ouar
&
IM-i'Q
12-1-7
";4-
27 Vac
(Tenn.l
-L_,
Southwestern
12-16
2
2
27c
4.65 %
12-31
2
1-1
l-'l
'
20c
(quar.)
dividend
Stubnitz
12-15
1-
$1.12Va
60c
r.
(quar.)_____:
Investment
preferred
1-
1
25c
(quar.)
(inc.
common
England
Gas
1-
8c
Gas
Michigan
Liie
12-
12-31
30c
pfd.
Stock
2
1-
—
(quar.)
New
12-
12-31
31V4C
383/4C
$1.38
4.28%-
12-18
1-
11-22
o6*,'4C
Insurance
Water,
Industries
iaiiu
5%
12-31
12-31
10c
—
&
preferred
Southwestern
12-31
22c
12-31
64^0
—
Co.
Casualty
Southwest Grease
1-10
22Vac
12-16
.__
Indiana
Southwest
12-31
/___
:
So.ft
12-13
1-24
1-15
12-14
Struthers
.12-16
$1.25
Fire
preierred
Southland
11-25
32c
(quar.).,
1
2
(annual)
preferred
Southern
II-25
)5c
common
12-16
12-27
(quar.)__._
:
&
Gas
Southern
1-10
1
Telephone
Fire
Common
1-
2
1-15
quar.)
dividend
4.80%
2
12-16
1-17
$1
1-
(quar.)^
American
Southern
6
$1.07'/a
comnlon (qliar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)__i.
Santa
-
1-
32c
iquar.)^.
^
preferred
(quar.)
Diego Imperial Corp.—
60c
San
11c
$1.25
$1.25
California
$5
12-19
1
2
42V2c
(quar.)
Southern
12-26
1-
75c
_
(quar.)_,
Electric,
preferred
Sandura
V
1-
22Vac
(quar.)_
Common
1-15
1-
1
1-25
1-13
2
Inc.
preferred
Struthers
Service—
dividend
$5
2
1-
2nd
7
share
(quar.)
Strawbridge
1-
50c
preferred
Si.ra'Ollexr
12-13
^10%
common
preferred
Foods
12-19
57V2C
Co.
&
1
1-
12-1B
held )
Stop & Shop Inc. (quar.)
50c
:
4V'2%
Stone
Stouffer
2
1-
l-lO
1
2-25
Ordinary
new
Corp.. (quar.)—
Wcbsier, Inc. (quar.)____
2
10c
1
1-
2-
•
payment
British In¬
less
pence
Container
40c
j.
Gas
(increased
preferred
Southern
12-13
1-31
2-
4$ 1.25
(quar.)____
&
Diego Gas &
4.Va % preferred
4.40%
—
#„
(quar.)___:
San
San
410c
425c
A
(quar.)
preferred
r»"hhc
..
.
preierred
4.30%
•
class
Stockyards—
Louis Steel Casting Inc. (quar.)_
4'<
12-13
1-2
Water,
convertible
1-
470c
2-
10c
10c
(one
5%
1-
121/ac
12V2c
.!___
Camp, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)___
Stone
1-21
1
common
shares
prior
12-1-7;
12-31
3-
38%% )
two
5%
450c
common
.Co,
each
2-
(quar.)
6
of
dividend
for
1-15
(quar.)
Propane
li-2l
62%c
ranee
Co.
Pittsburgh
$4.50
Corp., Ltd., common—_
preferred
(quar.)_________
Louis
12-13
12-31
% $1.25
_____
Lawrence
5%
12-31
Insi
Southern
Co.—
(quar.)
Cement Co.,
Lawrence
St.
$1.34
^
1
(quar.)_
Gas
Tax
12V'2c
Edison, common
Original preferred (quar.)
:
4.32% preferred (quar.)_
12-13
25c
,j._
2-
(quar.)
Gas,
Puerto
Stock
12-13
________
430c
425c
415c
:
&
'shillings
Stock
12-14
(quar.)
Southern
12-13
12-31
11-29
2
(quar.)____
Co., common
2
30c
(quar.);
Electric
Carolina"
Stock
12-20
12-31
75c
preferred
St.
1-17
12-31
2
(s-a)_
(quar.).
Southern
12-17
$1.45
._
Gas
preferred
Southeastern
1
15c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Joseph Light &
5%
3%
2-
A
2
11-
3-12
3
12 VaC
56c
come
1-10
1-
J
4.28V#
12-10
;
6
2%
II
U
57c
of
12-27
,
preferred
4.65%
12-14
2
12-31
common...
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
■_.
$3
1-
2-15
12-
1-28
417Vic
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5V2%
(quar.)_,_
5%
12-12
1-15
,
1-15
(quar.)___
preferred
Common
12-13
1
pfd.
$1.25
So
3
2
VlOc
$5.80
1-
11-
32Vic
Greeting Cards, Inc.
Corporation
C.
1-15
6
(increased)
Soutiieastern
12-26
,
A
class
preierred
Jersey
1
1-15
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
Stewarts & Lloyds Ordinary (final
6
12-
(extra )____
Rico Sugar,
preferred (quar.)
Southdown,
Inc.
(quar.)
12-26
10c
12-
2
8%
12-20
,20c
_______
2
1-
415c
c*
Co.
South
I-10
1-16
M.)
South
6
11c
Extra
S
1-31
15c
___
Inc.
1-
Ltd.
preferred
South
1-10
1-22
1-
Ltd.,
Co.,
5.12%
11-22
2-14
25c
__■
(quar.)
9
60c
:_
Corp. (quar.)
H.»,
Bros.,
2 Vi %
(increased)
1-
1-
12-13
112-17
(N.Y.C.)—
4V2%
Stokely-Van
15c
class
Trust
2-24r-
3
3,
40c
&
Textiles,
1
Extra
1-
.-1-
•
2%
Bank
12-20
3-10
7c
dividend—
Stern
»;
1-15
25c
4V2%
12-31
2-
25%
(quar.i,
12-20
435c
Ltd.,
&
preferred
South
1.
4$1.75
4.50%
Rolls
2-
12-31
held)__
20c
C
9
417V2C
Corp.,
4.60%
12-
Lid.—
Canada,
(quar.)
Carolina
1
2%
Dairies,
Atlantic
5%:
12-16
1?31
5c
B common (quar.)_„
Royce, Ltd.--—
Less
British income
tax__
12-31
10c
of
__.
preferred
0%
;
10c
(quar.)—
common
South
South
9
25c
(quar.)-:
$1.55
II-15
20c
Co.
(quar.)
Sorg Paper Co.,
1-
10c
(s-a)
(J.
12-37
2
British
;
oreferred
12-31
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
S.)
1-15
1-15
427V'2c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Sonotone
12-13
2
45c
dividend
(T.
12-12
12-12
41c
Co.
preferred
2
2
1-
one
Inc.
(quar.i
1-15
1-
1-
2
1
(quar.)
A
1-30
pfd.
Stores,
Precision
12V2C
60c
1-
2-
2-21
preferred
(quar.)
50c convertible preferred (nuor.)_
Sonoco Products Co.
(stock dividend)
12-lo
12-31
Stock
Sterling
Glass
2oc
1
dividend
5%
(quar.)--^
12-13
2-
dividend)—
shares
4
of
share less
5%
Somerville Industries, Ltd., $2.80 pid. (quar.)
Sommers Drug Stores, common....
___;
.
12-20
1
1-
12-16
12-13
12-31
f20c
.
payment
(stock
each
National
Quarieny
Stern &
Mines
Smucker
12-27
1
1-
(a
Electronics
12-16
1st
for
Brewers
12-31
Homes, class A (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills, $2 pfd.
Smith
(J. Hungerford)
Co.. (quar.)
Smith & Wesson (quar.)
1
1-11
37Vac
(increased)
B
12-11
invest-
Smith
12-20
1-
$1.41W
—
(q-ar.)_^_
Broadcasting,
1-
1-
1
$1.25
—
Ltd., 6% conv. 1st pfd.
Corp. (stock dividend)—
Corporation
Rollins
1-15
1-
Stock
12-17
3
Ltd.
pence
Stealing
1
1-
Sterling
Sterling
1-31
Simpson-Sears,
1-15
32,Vic
1
(initial)-.
Bros,
1
12-20
Skyline
1-10
1-
Rockower of Canada,
Rogers
3
2-
420c
—.
(quar.)
(initial)—
Rockwell-Standard
2-
410c
Col, Ltd
Rochester Telephone Corp., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.65%
5
425c
•_
$1
5
12-
12-13
2
12-31
Inc.
Class
12-19
12-
■
25c
10c
12Vic
110c
,430c
(quar.)
^
12-31
12-30
4%
—
12-31
1
1-
1-
(increased)
per
of 38%% )
Bros.
1-
15c
12-31
15c
Ltd.
Finance
shares
(5
10c
Ltd.,
Wales,
Stephenson
1-28
(quar.)
(from
of
Income Tax
12-26
13c
preierred
Simms
Co.
12VaC
(quar.)_
Corp. of America
Siiverwood
2
12-17
12^14
27 Vac
1
J5c
(quar.)
Investments.
Sigma
1-
1
1-15
25c
Boston
Canada,
1-
2
Extra
$1.31 V*
:
Sherwin-Williams
12-16
2
12-30
40c
20 c
_
•_____
1-
Corp.
of
of
12-,6*
12-31
12 Vac
1
Co.
Sterchi
:
Common
1-
12V2C
10c
;
Sheraton
I-15
25c
12-31
87,/2C
f
Corp..—
quarterly
Extra
Steel
Corp.
Sherer-Gillett
1-15
1-25
—
(quar.)
dividend
Brand
Corp
(quar.)
Company
Roberts
1-25
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp.
Stock
Shell
12-17
common
quar.)___"
Louis)
(quar.)_
Ltd. (resumed quar.)__
shilling three'
6c
(St.
Association
Stock
3
8
12-31
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
'
preferred
Bros.,
When
Share
Cor,
Traung Lithograph
Increased
four
each
(quar.)_
Gas
Extra
12-.23
12-31
1-
1-15
Sheep Creek Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
7'10
50c
1-15
7 V2C
.____.._J______
.-J
Shultori,
(quar.)
^preferred
Ritter
(quar.'
&
3V2%
Stecher
2
1-
1
15c
Co.
Trust
Steel
Extra
Selection
6
pence
of 40% )
Rich's,
River
—_—
Protective
(Caiif.)
receipts
Richman
Rieke
tquar.);
Electric
1
>■.
.
Rhouus
Tax
.
2-
1-
18c
Co.
Co.
&
Oil
Shawiriut
(quar.)
1-10
60c
'
(quar.)
(quar.i
Bottling
Shatterproof
1-17
3%
5c
12-31
Company
Chemical
Stedman
__"
income)
•menc
12-14
1
1-17
1-15
Shares, Inc. (from invest¬
Co.
(John)
Shakespeare
'
—
for
(increased
$5.25 preierred
Leather
1 %
(quar.)
Cliemical
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
preferred (quar.)_„
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A
Reynolds (R. J.)-r Tobacco—Island
Inc..
Seton
America
income)
Servel,
Name of
Stauffer
Steel
share
(one
American
12-31
dividend
Extra
of
10c
15c
1-
1
25c
corp.
27Vac
4.75%
Rhode
Corp
Selected
12-13
1-15
12-16
1-30
2
12-31
'____—
2-
50c
___^.
,____
dividend
Siocx
1-
12-31
,—;
(quar.)
Per
oj jxec.
2
Seismograph Service—
Reynolds Metals—
$3.60
B
1-
$2.50
.___
Class
1-
1-
A____
Holders
rWhen
Payable
1-31
2-15
10c
pfd.
$5
Security National Bank of Long Island
(Huntington, N. Y.) (quar.)_
Security Title & Guaranty Co. (N. Y.)_
Security Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
See's Candy Shops, common
12-16
1-
Realty,
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
1-15
12-31
•.—
Inc.
(quar.)__
dividend
Stocx
2-
1
2-
15c
'
(s-ai
Laboratory (s-a)
Corp. (quar.)
Racing Assn., Inc.-
Revlon,
2-15
2-
4VaC
—
(Chicago
Resistoilex
Revere
1-ii4
Cities
—
4%
Insurance
Resiflex
2-15
1
14c
2c
(lnontnly)
dividend
StoCit
12-27
United
2oc
Bank
Investing—
Researcu
i-l
3
87Vac.
15c
Repubuc
Researcn,
1
1-
45c
(quar.)
Republic Corp.< common
SI
preferred
(quar.)
National
2-
22V2c
lie
tlOc
JlOc
_
A
Reliance
2
be
10c
Y.
N.
Reardon
Red
1-
1-25
24c
u__
.___
Equities Corp. of
Co.
(resumed)
Realty
Second
of America—-
Corp.
Name of Company
Payaple of Rec.
49
—
1-
2
12-
6
31%c
1-
2
12-
6
31 %c
1-
2
12-
6
$2.50
;
12-31
12-23
*v,
50
'•
'■'"/
'
Corp.
$1.50
convertible
preferred
(Pa.),
preierred
Drug Stores,
Thrifty
preferred
4l4%
Oil
Tidewater
B
(quar.)
Mirror Co.
Times
—sc.--
Packing Co.
(quar.)
N.
(Ithaca,
Corp.
Bank
&
class
A
—
C.)
tquar.)___
class
A
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)
Company) (quar.)
Trans Canada Corp.—
6'c
5%
preferred
Transamerica
Corp.
Transcontinental
.—
Common
$5.26
§5.96
$4,90
preferred
,
Extra
:
$2.50
Trust
preferred
of
Co.
Stock
Twin
12-13
1-
2
12-16
11-29
12-31
'
2-
2-17
2-24
Wallace
2-
1-2
2
12-
1-
2
1212-
2
3
1-15
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
1-31
Jersey
12-31
Walt
La
Foods
St.
2-
1
$1.50
Disney
2-
1
2V2C
Underwriters
12-24
12-13
Union
5c
Weiss
C.)
12-16
1
1-
9
1-15
1-
,
1
1-31
Union Center National
Quarterly
$4.50
S4
Bank
__
(Union, N.
tlOc
1-
1
preferred
preferred
1-
1
12-13
2-
7
Wells
1-
2
12-11
(quar.i.
Investment
Pacific RR.
Extra
Co.
Gas
United
Gas
4lur'c
United New
Jersey RR &
Pacific
United
Corp.'
Canal
(quar.)
preierred
U.
4'A
U.
S.
Finance
4(1;'//''
5
3
1-
Utilities,
12-13
12
31
$1.12
(Bait.).,
12
20
Tablet
U.
S.
S.
U.
Plastic
Plywood Corp.,
Services
for
Westfair
A
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
73-19
1-10
12-23
Wetterau
50c
1-10
12-23
Wevenberg
1-
12-23
Weyerhaeuse-
Weston
•_
(D.
1;
C.)
Extra
6/*
U.
S.
7%
•
—
Shoe
&
,
(quar.)—I——-—
Smelting, Refining & Mining,
preferred
U
S
U.
S.
Servateria
S.
Testing
1-10
12-23
1-15
50c
Fund
B
Foods
Co.
1-15
Lines (Del.)—
the
Extra
12-30
White
Whiting
Corooration
Whitney
Blake
1-15
12-16
Whitne"
12-31
12-20
Wiatt
12-31
12-20
Wichita
/
(subject
the
to
(f
S
Tr.ust
2-20
1-17
12-27
10c
(Boston)
S
Trust
(New
Steel
(Final
(quar.)
_____=___
York)
(quar._
Co/.Ordinary
payment of 6rfc
Tax
3-16
25c
of
3834 rU )
dep.
Amer.
less
British
:
1-17
12-27
■
2nd
American
preferred
conv.
6
Common
Universal
Universal
8'r
Leaf
Tobacco
1-
12-16
12-
Wisconsin.
Universal
Marion
(stock
convertible
6f/w
Univis.
Stock
Inc.
Wiser
Oil
12-16
Witco
$1.28
$1,18
12-23
.1- 3
Wolf
3
12-11
Wolverine
preferred
1,-10
12-27
12-31
12-16
1
__________
1-10
12-27
1-10
12-27
preferred
preferred
25c
Mining (quar.)
Light,
1-
2-
3
~
1-
6
20c
:
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
1-14
12-31
33c
1-
1
12-
3
32c
common
1-
1
12-
3
29VAc
1-
1
12-
3
b'
VSI
Corporation
(quar.)
Vacuum-Electronics
Stock
dividend
stockholders
troller
of
12V2c
(initial)
Valley National Bank
Jan.
the
20c
2-15
1-
3
2-
1
12-20
(Arizona)—
(subject
21
to
and
by
preferred
(John)
Woodall
the
of
'V
Work
W-ear
World Color
Worth Fund.
Wrigley
2-26
2-
5
1-
1
13
of
,•
6
12-31
2
of
16,
North
1887,
1
1-10
.
2-
1
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
12-
in
12-31*
1-1
15c
1-2'
10c
1-15
3"c
1-2
10c
pfd,
(s-a)
for
the
the
income).
parcels
of
in
of
of
the
at
the
the
com¬
holder
any
warrant
a
March
31,
or
purchase
1967,
the
company as that
such
right
to
but
business
Nevada.
Jan.
on
16,
1964.
Stock
•
Offered—On
The
for
the
capable
exploration
of
the
prin¬
operations
used
iii
its
and
many
of
purpose
exploration
EFFECT
development
adequate steam
other uses
California./ The company
the
lor
and
furnishing
elec.ricity
Oregon, and
GIVING
for
present time to the company
lease
for
continuously successive
of
to, be
premises
the
at
said
Nevada,
TO
for
gaining
steam
PRESENT
suit¬
resources.
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
—V.
p.
198,
Valve Corp.
The president
1-
1-31
2
12-16
12-20
2-
1
yalves
Outstanding
5-
1
4-10
8-
1
record
sales
of
;,7=
*
year.
(stock
1-
1
1-31/
1-31
Mr.
and
10-
be
in the
On
12-31
indicate
estimated
neighborhood
per-share basis,
a
1962..
figures
V. 198, p. 428.
of
.♦-29
12-10
1-10
"
Nov.
before
Profit
after
—V.
3-31
2-
198,
p.
Ward
12-13
Joseph
1
12-13
Directors
2
1-15
1-
cents, reported
be
completed
2-17
in
Months'
12-20
1-28
2
Baking
1
1-20
6
12-17
1- 6
12-17
1-
12-10
1-
1
15c
1-16
1-
2
t4c
12-30
12-
9
10c
December.—
'
1962
$1,712,746
151.367
114,424
64,467
62,424
Co.—Proposed Merger—
the
the
of
two
companies
Corp. into Ward
common
stock for
198,
12-20
2-
35c
fiscal
1963
:
approximately 44%
12-27
1-
25c
50c
late
Report—
!
1-31
12-31
25c
__—
in
' ;"■/.
30--
taxes
2
^
_/
65
to
year.
1095.'
merger cf Noma
(monthly)
—
to
to
J-*8
—V.
23c'
1963
to approxi¬
7 7-/'■:r;','/.
77
taxes
12-20
20c
fiscal
19. A. M. Sonnabend. Chairman of Ward
Baking Co., and
H. Ward, Chairman of Noma
Corp., aimounced that
1-
12-31
,
records.
new
for
On Dec.
1
1-
47
A
of
$1,877,844
Profit
of Ward
(quar.)__
subject to final audit,
taxes
the period is equal
compared
Inc.—Six
Ended
after
income for
net
expected
/"/*'.'
were
establishment
income
Sales
',12-13
25c
57
fiscal
12-31
12-31
expecta¬
concluded
..'7;/'
;
4
1-
30c
1
recently
designer of
the
$330,000, compared to $300,000 last
./i;K''.
are
.7;
Viewlex,
the
net
share,
per
/
v
..
Final
15c
(capital gains distribution
the
and
announced
-7;7 '''.
• ••
ended Oct. 31. 1963
figures
mately 80 cents
9
1-15
manufacturer
dispensers,
earnings for
'
Sagarin
$1.25
quar.)_
non-aerosol
Philip H. Sagarin, President, stated that although financial state¬
12-20
2-15
15c
div.)
360,000 shs.
America—Earnings Forecast—
*.
7-10
/.
.J
1.000,000 shs.
the Valve Corp.,
and
tion
1-10
11-1
of
of
aerosol
preliminary
12-13
75c
'
par)
:
ments for the yer.r
1-10
'V
'
($1
949.
owns
(quar.
purchase
stock
close
Reno,
lease
leased
land
of
CAPITALIZATION
12-13
2-21
HVAc
(quar >
(increased
Batteries
Quarterly
Quarterly
St.,
wells
7
12-30
4c
'
^
Ltd.-
to
including
of
(and
receive
convertible)',
are
planned
3
1-3
$1.50
(stock dividend)
class
share
to
ac¬
Han¬
v
"
has
1-
40c
I
Mines,
stock
common
per
4Va%
plus
>
Co.^—Capital
generation
states
Period
Press
Bear
100.97/
Manufacturers
7;
1-
40c
:.
Express System,
into
entitled
common
steam
company
engaged
12-20
1-15
S2'
25c
Corporation (increased quar.)
:
Stockholders approve five-for-one split—
Yale
the
has
outstanding
at
'
under
are
has
12-17
1-10
,/$1.12lA
preferred
its
..
Virginia
able
6
1
Corp.
$1.40
Industries,- Inc.)
of
1976
at
$16.80
and
the
at
Power
geoihermal
|x>wer
1-10
$1-
25c
:
Xerox
Inc..
,
company was organized under the laws of the
Nevada. It received its Certificate of
Incorporation on
1963. The principal''office of the
company is located at
oifice
The
of
2-10
2-
(quar.)$1.31 'A
iquar.
Co.
V'
;
„■
".7.7/A
thereof
debentures
rights of renewal of
periods of one year each.
12-13
3-
40c
investment
■
that
results
construc¬
12-17
1-2
$1.25
,
(quar.)
(William)
made
Y.
to
shares. of
3-15
2-28
10c
6-15
5-29
lOc
9-15
8-31
one
had
on
approved
in
principle
the basis of 8/l0ths of
share of Noma
common
a
stock-.
of
a
share
Noma
of the outstanding common stock of Ward.
y
237.
p.
/
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Co.—Acquisition
Warner-Lambert-
Xtra.
share,
per
all
due
12-16
12-
30c
$1.4334
(quar.)
common
the
■
Norman
1964,
be
St., N.
with
,
(quar.)
(quar.)_:___;
Inc.
140
Co.—
Co.__:
Monthly
Yocam
Comp¬
105^
12
40c
Co..
Van
price of
debentures is
purposes.
cipal
12-13
30c
tquar.)_,._—
Industries
Yellowknife
approval
Currency)—
57>
Wood
15c
1-15
15c
Tanning
Steel
2
12-13
1-15
(ouar.)
split)
&
12-
$50c
'
B.i
Shoe
said
current
in
12-13
tquar.
12-31
15c
(quar.)___
stock
(Howard
(Alan)
1-15
12-20
2
Power—.
Co.
2
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
(3-for-2
1
1-
(quar.)__^_______^.i__'_-_____^
&
1-15"
2-
2fr
dividend
Power
12-30
1-15
40c
(from
Knobloch
with
year
its
re¬
accord¬
proceeds, estimated at $240,000, will be used
exploratory drilling, equipment, and other corpo¬
April
*
3-10
11c
(quar.)_i___x
Chemical
S1.12V2
12-10
1
(quar.)__
Power
preferred
12-16
2r'„
/
Upjohn Company (increased quar.).
Utah
4/2%
12-23
>
2
(quar.)__i
Michigan
1-20
Corp.—^
dividend)
Utah Construction &
'•
Electric
12-30
Wood
4preferred (quar.)__
i__
Publishing & Distributing
Common
6
Corp.—
Universal
/*
1
30c
(quar.)__
com.
12-26
1-
,
(quar.$1.06V»
67r
preferred
Wisconsin Fund
$2
Co.,
(nuar.)___
preferred
1-15
1
preferred
Wisconsin
7/
4-
(quar.)i._,
30c
(initial43%c
Container Corp.. class A'(quar.i__ '
7VAc
3
12-26
r
1-
(quar.
12-31
preferred
2-
1-15
(quar.)__
Common
62(Ac
(quar.)
2-29
15c
12-
$4.25
28c
6
2-
25c
12-13
2-10
$1.25
2
(quar.)
Candle__
2
1963,
BUSINESS—The
6
1-
12-31
$10c
preferred
common
rate
12-17
12-17
1-
(quar.
Common
r —
Telephone Co. (Indiana)—
5Co
preferred
(quar.
United
Utilities,
Inc.
(quar.)
United Virginia Bankshares Inc. (auar.V_.__
Co.
Co.
2
•
United
Universal
Oil
Baumer
Williamson Ccr.
Wilson & Co.,
Income
—
L.)
Mr.
last
31,
.
3,
State
J$1
iquar.i___
47
Aug.
comparable
convertible
are
terminate
p.
.■
12-13
(quar. i
(quar.)_:__
1-
55c
<;
12-30
12-30
1-2
lien
Yards,
for
12-17
12-30
Corn,
1-
40c
/
rects.
-
(E.
Will
&
12-30
25c
(quar. 1f.
Stock
Wilcox
approval
quar.i
:
U
Union
basic
1963, the company offered publicly, without
underwriting, 300,000 shares of its capital stock at
$1 per share..
/
-
12-10
12-
(extra)_2__a^___^__
(Normani
the
as
earnings to rise in
the upward
trend
President.
not
16,
will
Wall
his
such
will
198,
Dec.
12-20
1>"
S 1.25c
r
5(4%
Co.,
Holding
.
Wiegand
10%
(increased
Motor
:
Net
1-
1
)2_-_'
common
common
12-11
.
ICC)
U
United
Corn.,
12-12
12V2C
Co.
Shoe Corp.
Whirlpool
11-26
$1.25
(quar.)'
10c
;r_—_
12-31
tlOc
quar.)___
Erie Ry., common
Corp.,
preferred
12-20
1-31
(
'10c'
(quar.)___
dividend
of
S.
Wheeling Steel
40
Universal
3
2-
2
^
prior
Jr.,
entitling the holder
which
—V.
12-16
lOkAc
1 quar.
tax.
12-9
12-31
(quar.15c
Shoe'Mfg.
1
2
its
ended
participation
727.
conversion
number
same
into
(quar.)
J
(quar.)
payment
1095.
debentures
Payment
Co.,
$13.75
convert
10c
(s-a)
corrected
hopeful
appear
continuing
are
Jan.
011
subordinated
the
of
12-23
1-
10c
pfd.
The
here.'
which
(formerly
redemption
Warrants
12-20
$35c
A
Non¬
source.
Canadian nonresident
expects
30,
Knobloch,
prior year
debentures
at
12-20
2-15
59c
(s-a)___
non-convertible
$5
1-15
W.
converting
1-15
683/4C
_____
the
Co., Inc.—Earnings Forecast
Co.
quarter
interest.
1-15
59%c
_i
at
incorrect.
p.
'
15c
commonJ_—
dividend.
7%.
15%
198,
Finance
Finance
corporation
price
70c
...
12-20
deductible
products
the
for
pany
12-20
633Ac
Ltd.,-class
1
______
S Truck
12-30
47.
12-31
E.
Nov.
the
of
Trust
over
,
:■
Stacionery,
12-31
'T-
Rubber
Stock
U.
12-23
common
4.:
2
1-15
indicated
is
less
second
its
convertible
The
25c
;_
(quar.i:
Georgei.
1
Class
12-20
1-10
37'.>c
_
Extra
U
12-30
preferred (quar.
/
87%c
Playing Card Co. (quar.2?%c
Reclaiming (resumed):—_____
40c
U. S.
U.
10c
6272c
common*)quar.)
12-14
$1.50
(quar.);
2
12-10
tax.
company's
business.—-V. 198, p,
called
6
—
1
tqi.ar.
Wheeling & Lake
:——_
____—_—
Machinery,
1-1
12-
'
$1.05
C.)
(quar.
'
United
(K.
(quar. )___/.A——
Westgate-Galifornia Corp., 5%
Westminster
(quar.) ——933.tC
Life
Co.
this
tax
was
date
ended
for
The
12-13
30c<
lincreased-quar.),
(quar.J_7__
preferred
2
'
;
12-31
12Vac
Securities
11-
•
12-31
Universal American Corp.—To Redeem
Debentures
12-20
6
S.
States
Carl
to
tion
12-31
5/7 preferrecf (quar.)
Surety Co, (Kansas)—
1 quar.
Ltd.,
common
(quar;)__^___-L.__:__________A_:_^_
1
18
1-15
Foods,
1-
(initial)—__
Corp.
common
A
each
1-10
1-
•___
15c
(Portland, Ore.)
share
& Chemical
3preferred
United
Bank
cue
ing
because
2
1-
1-
30c
$1.12Va
7
date
funds,
U.
States
for
figures
12-16
2
SI.10
Co.
pre.erred
77
6
2
2
(quar.i
(quar.)__
common
for
funds,'tax
improves.—V.
quarter
ported
12-16
1-
$1.05
preferred
(quar.
Western Union Telegraph Co. (quar.)_
Western Utilities Corp.
(quar.)_a______„
Class
12-
third
12-16
12-31
1-
'
4-
dividend M
pfd,
& Paper,
&
preferred
Western
11-22
1-2
$1.75
22%c
12-31
$1,027?
preferred
(quar.).n
preferred
(quar.
preferred
(quar.).—.:.^-,.^^—_
$2.55
12-31
5c
12-16
Power & Gas—
4.72%
57
1-15
33c
2
$1.12V2
—
57c'
2-13
United
2
1-
1-
Extra
Co.,
States National
4.407-
Petroleum,
preferred
-r$2.75
12-16
1
United
12-20
12-
.
1
be
closed
income
for
market
paper
12-31
2
1-
—__i
preferred
12-12
3-
1
-2-14
?$1.75
2-
WAc
6
crued
"
—
57
1
1-
10c
12?
so
Maryland Ry'., common
preferred (quar.)_
12t31
$1.3772^
—
Stock
Pulp
Electric
4.75/A
12-31
Inc. (initial).—_—___
U. S. Gypsum Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)___
U. S. Lines Co., 4V2"<
preferred (s-a)
United
quar.i
•
Casualty
Western
11-29
1
1-
improvement
1-2
11-26
3 ':
1-15
'
77«
3
12-10
1-
1-
,-V
1
Continued f rom page 6
1-2
12-31
183ic
12-27
12-10
2r
12-20
1
1-15
Gas—
Western
12-20
—
1-15
2577
Quarterly-
12-17
2
1-10
F.i—
Co.—
preierrect
Westates
v
preferred
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
S.
U.
Power
Texas
12-
10c
(quar.i
Air Conditioning (annual) i__—_•
S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
S
(S.
Co.
1-15
3-10
15c
t35c
Investment News
12-13
12-15
10c
(quar.)
1-, 2
1-10
—
Piece Dye Works—
$5.50
Natural
Western'Insurance
1-24
(quar.)_—
5
40c
(quar.)._
12-31
1-
2
2-
1-15
a—_
Western
$2.50
(quar.)
Insurance
12-13
$1.06'A
tlOc
—
Ltd.
1-
12-31
22VaC
(quar.)
B
6%:
1-
12-16
and
A
Jamaica
12-13
12c
Fran.)
C
5
2-
1
2
3'7o
(reduced)
preierred
Western
'
(quarT)-Mines,
class
50c
12-27
General Corporation and
12-16
1-
12Vac
S.
1-15,
'
2
1-
22V2C
both
on
12-10
1-10
5Qc
,_1.'
-•
12-10
2
12-10
10c
preferred
12-
Improvement—
Hill
(quar.).i.
2
12-19
50c
(quar.)
Co.
preierred
2
40c
(quar.i
preferred
Keno
United
1-
3
7
25c
'
_______—
4.20 7c
10c
1—
(quar.)—
Corp.
lean
30c
15c
,
(quar..
(quar.)
Co.
12-31
1-31
40c
:
—
Drill
United Fruit Co.
United
West
12-13
12-31
57c
(quar.)____—_
1-20
2
$3
preferred (s-a)
Kootenay Power/& Light—
T/c preferred (quar.)_______
1-20
1-
12-31
12-
10c
1—
not
record
U;
12-16
1-
12c
published
in
1-1
1-
30c
15%-; resident
income tax.
and/or
12-16
6
12-31
12V2C
(quar.i—
7Va/A
West Virginia
dividend)-—_
——
Union >Twist
United
(stock
Florida
West
1-20
1
12-
1-
•
Clutch
(quar.)
Co.
Life
2-15
2-15
12-31
25c
dividend
SI
2-
Less
West
12-20
'2-15
Union
Co.
Mfg.
West
preferred
(quar.)——;
92V2C
preferred (quar.)-___~,^~_——87 'Ac
Co. of Canada, com.
(quar.)__—
*15c
5(2%
preferred (quar,).2
.—A
469.C
6'/
preferred (quar.i—
t75c
x
30c.
1-20
Gas
Union
&)
4.107/
$3.50
11-29
20c
—_~I
...
payment
2-15
—_______—._
2
-10c
—.— —
iquar.t___
$1.12%
.——-—
1-
Productions
Bi
Coast
Stork
/.
(quar.)
Payable
12-16
1
5. j.
(quar.)
Canadian
Previously
t
,
Stores, class A (quar.)_____
Management, class Aj (quar.)—
B
4(2
2
1-
y
6c
dividend_______-__._-_'____________
Wentworth
J.)
30c
12-16
11-20
12-14
1-/1
1-
$1.75
iquui.i...
tax
Less'British
6
20c^
(quar.).
Fargo Bank (San
Products (initial)
Wen
1-17
32c
$3.70
Union
U
12-18
a
12-31
books
in
12-31
.,$1.25
______
common
(initial)
resident
12-16
2%
Brothers
class
12-13
J.15c
20'//
—-——
_
Transfer
X Payable
10c
•
Brake
Electric
(Year-end
12-20
2
Electric Co.—
Union
12-30'
1-
(quar.).
Ltd., common (quar.)__
partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)—
Union Bank (Los Angelcsi
(slock dividends)
Union Bank of Los Angeles
(quar.)_
non-cum.
•
1-
Corp.—_——
(annual)
Pictures
Motor
Wellington
1-17
2-15
Acceptance.
60c
Industries
12-31
17 Vac
(Walt)
(qUar.)_
Oo.,
Year-end
12-13
12-16
50c
Zale
Jewelry
Co.
<quar.)_
Zeller's, Ltd., common
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Zemin Eiectric suppiy iquar.i_!
12-18
1
17 Vac
preferred (quar.)
Youngscown Steel Door Co,
Zurn
12-31
'12-31
1-
7'.Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)___
o. i
1^.
Curry (quar^-)
common
5c
(quar.)
Knitting Mills
Class
12-
Bros.,
77
12-27
2
1-
Stock
12-12
12-31
10c
75c
1-17
1-
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Disney
Electric
Bros.'
Wayne
12-30
2
2-3
____
12-16
12-16
—-
Corp.
(quar.)__
Co., common
Bros.
Webster
12-13
1
1-
1-10
1-
62V2C
37VfeC
15c
_____—
(quar.i—Co.'(N. Y.
Trust
iJim)
Waukesha
6
1-
1-20
7c
——-
1-15
12-31
1-15
West
Industries
Unarco
5c
/ 7c
:——
Warren
6
1-
1-20
4 7o
20
12
1-15
1-15
37c"
v
Warshow
1-15
,
(quar.)_
12-31
(extra)__
Forms
see
^Preferred
1-15
633Ac
7'/2c
Corp. iquar.)
conv. pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
/Tyson Metal Products
be
Telephone Co., $5 pfd. (quar.).
$1.25
(H.) Sons;':class A (quar.)_'__;—
17V2C
Washburn Wire Co. (extra).
i__——
75c
Washington Natural Gas, -.common
(quar.)
3ic
5% preferred series A (quar>)
$1.25
Waste King Corp., 6%
pfd.' C (quar.26Vic
$1.22/2
A.
Salle
12-16
12-20
investing
Warner Bros.
1-15
10c
Young
12-16
1-2
12-31
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Grove. Products
(quar.)
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1-15
%
2
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1
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1-20
1-15
1
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(quar.)—
1-20
1-10
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1
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1-10
be
dividend
Street
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Wall
2-
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Wallace & Tiernan
12-
1-
2-
.--——7-
America
Magnetics
Wakefield
3
2-
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12-12
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date
Wabash
1-15
________
12-31
—-
—
&
preferred
1-
12-17
12-30
Century-Fox Film Corp.—
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Tyson
1
Yosemite Park
4
10c
:
(initial)
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—
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208
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Payable of Rec.
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12-31
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When
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(quar.)
1-15
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12-18
2
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—
Water
2-1
Hamm-Young Co. (stock dividend)27c.
Vulcan Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12VA
$3 conv. prior preferred (quar.)
75c
1-31
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York
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2-
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(quar.)
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Twentieth
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Volvo
2-
———--
Tri-Continental Corp,,
Triangle
12-20
12-31
$1.40
$1.42/2
51.49
_____
$2.55
preferred (quar.)
_—
Transportation Corp. of America,
.<
6
$1.3172
—
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2
2-
25c
*
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(quar.).—
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Warner
—
1-31
3
,
12-10
—4
(quar.)
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Invescment
$1.25
(quar.)
Viking Freigh. Co.,
class
A
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting Co.—
1-
20c
4
1-
(accum.)
Victor
1-
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2-
annual).
pfd.^A
12-13
2
1-10
Joe
——
————-
(quar;)
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Walter
———
—————
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quaiv)
5%
preierred
Special
Quarterly
20c
S'/e
Extra '
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(quar.)—
(increased
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conv.
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preferred
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preferred
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(quar.)—
preferred
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1-10
America
5%
National
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(quar.).-
12-16
of
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York
37o
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1-14
2
1-
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25c
20c
_______
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7
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(quar.)
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7
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12-13
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Torrington
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Velok,
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12-10
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12-16
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12-16
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12-31
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$1.06/4
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$1.20 preferred
Co.,
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(quar.)_____
—
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Inc.
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,Thriftway
12-31
12-31
31_^c
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12-31
(quar.)_______
(quar.)-—
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Time
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West
trademark
men's
of
Indies
St.
Indies
The
Co.
Bay Co.,
Warner-Lambert,
Bay
Johns,
toiletries.
native straw
The
Pharmaceutical
the West
President
Co.
one
of
has
announced
manufactures
the
products
leading
have
signed
St. Thomas,
a
and
on
agreement
I.,
Alfred
Dec.
markets,
franchise
unique
an
V.
under
lines
trade
E.
19.
of
the
quality
package
of
weaving.
acquisition
will be
completed within
the
next
several
weeks.
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198
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Johns product line, featuring Lime Cologne and after-shave
will continiie to be manufactured in the Virgin Islands and
and marketed through the Cosmetics and Toiletries
Division of Warner-Lambert.—V. 198, p. 2414.
The
St.
Xerox
lotion,
.
West Point
✓ >
Period
Net
sales
Income
Income
—V.
taxes
income
187,
Manufacturing Co.—Quarterly Report—
Nov.
p.
income
$42,673,000
$43,130,000
3,537,000
:
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:
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share
—_____
1,405,000
1,892,000
1,645,000
$0.46
1587.
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Xerox
Corp.
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3>erox
pending upon
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this higher compensation
sharing plan.
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agreement
The
share
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service
will
with
less
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amount
of
a
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would
he
provides
about
three
a
years.
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workers.
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will
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of their in¬
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leaders
expiration
Xerox
on
declared, "for
America's
cents-
Most
union's
the
1964.
Abraham
Chatman,
those
of
earnings,
figure
three
than
from
come
of
the
before
March,
leadership
profits
annual
gross
will
members,
the
over
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covers
the
average,
and
months
Amalga¬
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dividual
See
reported
was
Xerographic
years'
Wyomissing Corp.—New Name—
it
agreement.
$0.54
1,636,000
<
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per
Corp.—Employee Profit Sharing Agreement
23,
Supply Workers' Union, an affiliate
of the Rochester Joint Board,
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America,
AFL-CIO
had
reached
a
three
year
profit
sharing
1962
.—3,041,000
taxes——_
mated
The
1963
30—
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before
income
Net
Net
Ended
Dec.
On
will be imported
(2547)
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plan
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85%;
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West
School District,
Board
of
1, 1989.
Jan.
on
Febv 1,
1965
until
for
14
.$3,750,000
9
1989
a.m.
the
school
1964.
to
/PST)
purchase
bonds.
Due
serially
inclusive.
Bond
vig,
sealed
Betts.
bids
Bond
from
Jan,
on
be
until
7
for
$60,000,000
•
the
f\ /a r-
i
x
Ton
that
>
•
fipp
purchase
series
of
for
6
DD
Legality
r\nr\
on
Series
Bank
of
fnio TAC
innn'
1990
or
at
of
c
National
County, Calif.
T.
San
17—v.
&
to
S.
198,
the
A.
a
L*OS
to
-
Angeles Coimty,
198.
the
p.
Se-
of Los
-
a
°fferinf/-Sealed bids wi\l
YTAf
am'-(CS<r)>
^
1
from-bonds
1
from•
*
.
Due oh Dec. 1 from
Company
prjce 0f 100.16
as
Alton
at
Dec.
addition
19—v.
bonds
198,
3
20s, at
School
,-^
District,
Sealed
—
198,
—. nnn
$185,000
;
city
improvement
ment
198,
bonds
2366
p.
Walston
&
The
-
special
offered
—
assess-
Dec.
were
.
and
Bond
until Jan.
Offering—Henry B.
President of Board of
2024,
.
duPont
District,
Calif.
receive
Ana
until
the
sealed
11
a.m.
at
(PST)
purchase
of
Due
on
Jan.
15 from
Interest
approved by
\
Santa
Nes-
Cruz
Interest
Jan.
burn &
by
Dec.
on
1983.
Due
1984 in¬
F-A.
Legality
Hoyt, Wash¬
Reed,
McCarthy.
~
works
15,
198,
v.
—
to
a
v
2367
p.
Lynch, Pierce,
A.
G.
Becker
Neal
—
were
composed' of
group
&
Fenner
&
&
Co., Inc.,
Debolt
and
Ind.
y
District, Santa
Cruz County, Calif..
vig, Clerk of Board of SuperBond
S a4-e =- The
$1,692,000
visors,»
,rwill .receive sealed bids at
school .bonds offered Decr 23—v.
Los Angeles *until
Angeles
9-a.m.. (PST) *198, p. 2366—were awarded to a
1 a
v—
"on
Jan.; 14 for 4Urs nurchase of -crroup
the,
composed-of the Bank of
$1,995,000 school--bonds. Dated America' N." T.
&
.,
A.,. Well's
_l
•
■
,m.
Mr
¥
TJ f
-A':.-
.
be
,on:
received
until
Jan.*
for
28
11
the
a.m.
/(EST)
purchase
The
•
$2,500,00$>
awarded
to
a
sync(l-
-laus & Co.:, - Inc.; Bache & Cow;'
-Hayden, Stone,& Co,;
Seasongoojl
& Mayer; Magnus
Co.;
We|,
Both. & Irving Co.; Cherokee Sipr
curities Co.; Pohl & Co., Inc.; Fo^,
Reusch & Co., Inc. and Robert ^.
Conners
-
2367-^—were
Woody
/A*
school
1
A
•»'.
7.30
the
(P.
Sa 1 e—The
.//
Bldg.
a
sewer
1987
1
n O
OOC7
Nuve©n
&
of
man
to
on.
t
T
r
V
City ' Securities
30
for
water
bonds.
revenue
2001
Dec.
$150,000
on
JDateji
froip
Interest
July 1
inclusive.
&
Cutler.
;-:/;','
"
*
Grayson, Ky.
Bond
Offering-
compos#tf\of John Montgomery, City Clerk,
Co.;
of
rv
that
untjl
Legality approved by Chap«
revenue bonds offered Dec.
syndicate
announced
$1,480,000
/I rv/1
19—v. 198, p. 2367—were awarded
to
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
J-J;
AAA/'
■
Offering—City Clerk Mps.
Maxwell
July 1; 1963. Due
O. Ellettsville),
Indiana
;.
.""-A and
'*
Sch.
Co.
sealed bids will be received
awarded
! a;/;'; "'y'
&
Cumberland, Ky.
Bond
Aline
Heimer-
&
Richland-Beanblossom
Corporation
District No. 1, Fla.
Bond Offering—Sealed:bids will
O'Melveny & Myers.
School
Walter,
Bond
•
—
other members of the
syndicate:
:
revenue bonds offered Dec.
dinger.,
.
^uva' C°unty Special Tax School
Sale
,W. E. Hutton & Co.; Stifel, Nico'r-
r
Sale-—The $580,000 sewer-
18—v. 198, d.
to
FLORIDA
:
bv
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,. Fenher & Smith Inc.,
s(t
a variety of coupons, Tor a price
of
98.00, a net; interest cost qf
-
Greenville,
1978
\
Due
Albany, Ind.
.
.
Legality
'
1964.
to
annroved
headed
Circle Securities Corp.
.
1,
1965
cate
•
a.m.
.
Feb.
from
15, 1964.
1965 to
J-J
1
approved
$1,270,000
school bonds. Dated Jan.
Dated
Feb.
clusive.
Santa
on
1964.
Tegalitv
Rubin
2272—were
from
inclusive.
(CST) op
of $220,-
governmental
project
revenuebonds offered Dec. 18—v. 198, p.
(
i5
Dec.
Lowe,
receive
about 3.77%.
Wildman,
tb^.pur^ha®e
2? ,SC. 2,°,
of
on
Supervisors,
bids
n'vf
°n
Offering—W. E. St. John,
of
and
Building,
10:30
j_D
Bond
15
"NDIANA
'Smith,
DU-
^
joseph R
-
'Merrill
Edu-
p.m.
Covington, Ky.
Dec.
inclusive.
on
1
will
from 1964 to lg88 inciusive. Inter-
of
cost
to a
000 first mortgage revenue bon4s.
Dated Dec. 1, 1963/Xlue on Dep./!
to
Bond Sale—The $560,000 water-
School
Orange County,
Board
until
J
Dec. 15 from
on
Corp.
.
awarded
cation, will receive sealed bids at
Room
f sc??01
Dec. 17-
on
S.
Offering—John D.
Dec- 30 for the purchase
t
age works revenue; bonds offered
Special School District, Del.
Pont
u
1968 inclusive.
1976
3V8s.
1982
Dec; 19
Wilmington,
for
Traywick
New Castle County, Alex I. DuPont
bonds
Unified
1964 to
100,000
group
DELAWARE
27 for the purchase of $3,000,000
14
c
Bond
Secretary-Treasurer,
awarded
Due
1977 to 1981
Bond
to
Offering—Sealed bids will
of
a
Co.," Inc."!
be received at San Jose
_
1969 to
16—v.
awarded
Alio"Unified School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Placentia
to
Howard
o,,
3V8S
£ Q0j
Polo
school
Co
Ann
interest
250,000 3s. Due
of Blair & Co.; Granbery, Marache, Inc.; E. F. Hutton
&
net
wer.p
—
U.
Public City Hall
Corp.
(P. .O. Columbia), Ky.
sealed bids until
mnor
400,000 2 %s. Due
i
composed
$466,000
rn.
a
from
(?• O. Conyers), Ga.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds, offered Dec. 17—v. 198, p..
awarded
First
Columbia
•
about 2.98%, as-follows:
;
City
the
group headed by Magnus & Co.
(P. O. Alton),
oo£)
2272-were
p.
of 100.01,
Rockdale County School District
bids
,
offered
v. 198, p. 2368
—
first'
$216,000
bonds
revenue
•
Stuart- & Co., Inc., and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., at a price
e r e
/
ab0ut 3 15%
Sale —The
^
Halsey,
offered
White, Weld & Co., as
price of 100.42, a basis
a
inclusive.
®.^d,. ? TJ f,$
v-
awarded to
of
c,
-
loo
high
2367—w
p.
Kentucky
Bond
Jersey Counties,
11
1
i98, p.. 22YJ -were awarded
May 1 from
building bonds offered
$700,000
KENTUCKY
«aip_Th^
nnn
Bond Sale The $550,000 utility
Illinois
vA:'/
.....
*
Sale—The
school
No.
'7
W
May 1
on
1967
'
*
/
■
i
Barbourvdle Public Building Corp
Community Unit Sch.
Dist.
Monroe, Conn.
Bond
A
198^p.-Dec. 17
inclusive.
1990
and
basis of about
a
,
.
1
W97
to John Nu-; awarded to
on
1983
1984 to
T,
t
Due
to
Madison
were
3s
ftb
_
..
170,000 33/4s.-Due
the Hartford National
& Trust
1
■
»
1980 inclusive/
$100,000 4s.
offered
-
March
follows:
as
basis
19-9
2177
p.
t0
100.03,' a
net interest cost of about 3.82%,
as
Conn.
$160,000
198
v.
—
Dated
Express-
-semi-annually from SeDt
Dec.
on
^367—were awarded
2.96%.
County, Calif.
Offering
inclusive
-
Calif.
Offering—Gordon T.
Bank
jAt\f£€lGS
Merced, Cahf.
San
of
Covina-Valley Unified Sch. Dist.,
Bond
r
*
Union
will
19—v.
awarded
n
D tst •;
,
Los
totaling
4
x
Offering
Bond
Bank
$550,0,00 water
curity-First National Bank
Angeles.
$1,940,000
^
p,
Clovis, Calif.
bonds offered Dec.
i
Mateo
_•
Bond
2386—were
Dec.
on
:^
la
veeh & Co., at a price of
.......
Dec
a
T^£}A*hoM» <P;9'
works
and
sewerage
revenue
mortgage
bonds offered Dec. 17—v.
office
a
awarded
Co., Inc.
of
.
$426,000
100 74
Granby,
until Jan; 13 for the purchase of
$615,000 school bonds.
'-2367-were
Clerk
Sale—The
of
wil1 be received at Redwood
Francisco.
Bond
of
t
of
Crystal Lake, III.
/ Bond Sale—The
$270,000 water--
totaling
price
a
awarded to
will
-
First
2177—were awarded
l
n
Jefferson
'
Unified^ School ^District,
Angeles
N.
1978 to
Company of Hartford,
at
East
<
:
Bond
America
135,000 3.10s.
to
and
2272-—were
p.
f ?
1977 inclusive
1965
.
from 1966 to
Dec.
Trust
notes
cisco.-
Y'nid
Bond Sale—The $695,000 school
of
1967 lo
rr
inclusive.
Due
1
'
High School Dist.,
California N. A. of San Fran-
Sealed
—
P,
•
the
offered
395,000 3s.
sold to the Connecticut Bank
$1,200,000
B0nc^iSaIe~r-he $285'0()0 sch°o1
bonds'offered Dec- 17—v- 198> P2177~were awarded to the Bank
Claremont
bonds
on
1966
1,
Sale—School
building' bonds
&
County, Calir.
of-
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
Los
1964 to
Feb.
from
198,
White-Phillips
follows:
as
$65,000 3 %s. 'Due
at
Note Sale—The various
purpose
OCflOOl
pay¬
inclusive. Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the State
Treasurer's office, or at the First
National City Bank of New York
City,
Super-
Coventry, Conn.
Bond
3i/4S
Orrick,
hnnnw
™
of
purchase
^
^ nurchase ^ of
otMtlie
f °n
•
purchase
the
^
Chicago.
by
Offering
iS
cc
about 3.05%,
Dated
Feb.
on
to
B°nd
blower Sc. Weeks, at a price
100.006, a net interest cost
CONNECTICUT
the
County, Calif.
Union
Bond
"time'
Sonoonnn
for
County, Calif.
Offering—Sealed bids
Cidri^CV
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
same
received
school bonds.,
•
Treasurer's
approved
Additional
bonds.
construction bonds offered
Dec. 16
—v.
j0hn\uveen7 &WCa an^Horn-
.
1964. Due
i
State
National
of
Sale—The $125,000
street
Kan*"
iha
school
Keokuk, Iowa
Bond Sale-^The
$595,000 school
building bonds offered Dee, 18-
1989 inclusive. Interest F-A.
College District,
Clara
the
Bond
Bank of New York Citv or at the
ot Wew Y01K
Clty' 01 at tne
First
tav
1964. Due
be received at Oakland until Jan.
afCfhrFWANrHon^VTfv
nr
000
and
Alameda
-
at
(PST)
Principal and interest (A-O)
the
i a.
construction
KANSAS
School Dist.,
Board
inclusive;
Illinois
A-p
(tciRn
Jan. 14 for the vmivaKaoa of $550,purchase
Offering-Sealed bids will
for
.
at
bids
Junior
Fremont
1
Oct. 1 from 1965 to 1989 inclusive.
able
of
^
on July 1 fronie
IOWA
Spring Valley),
bonds.
visors, will receive sealed bids
Los Angeles until 9 a.m.
(PST)
SChooL boncis.
a.m.
veterans,
n
special
1993
of
Bureau County School District
No. 99 (P. O.
•
10
received
10
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
-
$660,000
July l'from
on
inclusive.
.'.R11?
.
Bond
County, Calif.
be received at San Jose until
Feb.
.
announces.
will
Sacramento
Inc.,
Unified
Angeles
Clerk
were
Santa
Offering—State Treasurer
A.
All
Foothill
of
Dated
California (State of)
Bert
of
;99 9
ILLINOIS
7
Bond Offering—Gordon
T. Nes-
above bonds when originally offered on Dec. 3—v. 198, p. 2271—
were rejected.
Super-
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Angeles
Note:
-
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Los
Jan.
on
N. White & Co.
County, Calif.
of
Durst,
>
(PST)
hospital
A '
bonds.
Due
£ im
1984 to
sealed
assessment
Covina
Los
/
,
Unified
Clerk
&
receive
improvement,
valorem
1988 inclusive.
1/4S. Due
will
purchase
$1,062,000
Wilson, Harzfeld, Jones & Morton.
Other members of the syndicate:
.
Sutcliffe.
vig,
3.25%.
Dated Sept. 2, 1963. Due on July 2
from 1964 to 1993 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality approved by
from
$750,000 3M>s
.
/ ®011d Offering^—SealeJ bids will
e rTeceiv^
a!u
(MST)
Jan. 21 for the P-m-
a
Calif.
purchase
municipal
from
1
•
Angeles
about
OV
Offering—Agnes M. Bick,
Clerk,
bids until 4 p.m.
•
Los
of
100
°n
Bond
on
$450,000 flood control bonds.
E.
p.
Hutton
&
Co.;
Merrill
Dated Feb. 1, 1964.(JJue on Feb.-l
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
from 1965 to 1994 inolusivG. In—'
lo
from
inclusive. In- tmy*
wtcmrictn j?r pa vTntriat»
Pa
inc.; Weeden & Co.;- Taylor & Co.;
terest F-A. Legality -approved by
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Stone &
Orrick, Dahlquist, .Herrington &
YoupgJae^ J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
Arcadia
price of
a
cost
Santa Rosa,
1984 inclusive.
1985 to
a.m.'
.
sold
on
320,000 3%s. Due
bids
10
interest
$1,-
1974 inclusive.
1978 to
Jan. 7 for the purchase
on
of
was
on
560,000 3V2s. Due
'
,
Sealed
issue
syndicate headed by
of
America N. T. &
1975 to
District,
(P. O.. Oakland),
Offering —
net
a
1966 to
County Flood Control
I
will
An
,—•
240,000 3V4s. Due
and Water Conservation
coupons^ fw
Dist.,
S. A. of San Francisco, as follows:
$580,000
CALIFORNIA
Bond
to
Bank
*
Zone
10
the
Ellis.
&
Sale
780,000 school bonds
In-
Legality approved by
Preston,
Sch.
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Nov.
on
1990 inclusive.
High
.
3.95s.
as
Union
'
Hospitu, District, fdoho
Alaska
000 school bonds
' V
NEGOTIATIONS
ceive
sealed
Donett^
will
^bids. until
7
r.e-
pYju
.Corp.;'Shearson, Hammill & Co.; (EST) on Jan.*6 for the purchaspMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & foik
$175,000 utilities
revenup
.April 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from Smith Inc., and Becker &
Cownie, -bohds. Dated Feb. 1, 1964. Due
;
p|i
1969
to
1981
inclusive.
—
-
.
-
$10,000,000.:school. bonds".
•
,
Legality ;Inc., at
approved, by, CaLdyvjellx* Trimble &
Mitchell.
•
;
•r'
—
-
Dated
price of
a
par,
terest cost of about
lows:
?.
'
/
a
net
in- -'Feb. 4 from 1965 to/1992 inclusivp.
in
_
3.6.7%,/ as fol"
;i
/
Legality
Rubin.
approved
;
-
^ by *
"
•
.
.
Joseppr
n
.
54
it le
(2550)
commercial an a
financial
chronicle
rvionaay, uecember au,
1963
T
MASSACHUSETTS
Lexington, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000
tary
revenue
seyer
Dec. 19
awarded to
Halsey,
198,
v.
—
Stuart
about
3V2S.
476,000
Due
141,000
3.60s.
1984
June
on
Due
3%s.
from
Due
30,
June
on
Town
receive
Bank,
Co.;
Blair
Arthur
K.
&
Kenower,
Wallace
&
Inc.
(EST)
approved
Palmer
by
&
Offering:
1964
bids until 2 p.m.
for
the
water
(EST)
purchase
and
sewer
sold
of
1963. Due
from
1998
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
—V.
to
$2,360,000
Co.,
was
the
-
June
on
McKean
at
bonds
and Paine, Webber,
Inc.,
Interest
J-D.
Wright,
bids until 2 p.m.
assessment
June
1, 1963. Due
1964
to
con¬
building
interest
net
a
Spring
Birch Run
.J
Area School
Bond Sale—The
of
bonds
District,
M ichigan
/
D.
offered
$580,000 school
Dec.
19—v.
received
purchase
198. p.
,
of;
Chanrier
Newman
of
about
Securities
'
V-.,.;/'*
<
Bond Sale—The
as
■
building
1965
/,';
Dec.
17—v.
awarded to
\v
.
.
198,
bonds
,
June 1 from,
on
inclusive.-
1975 to
of-,
June 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
until
175,000 3%s. Due
of
21
for the
$1,835,000
150,000 3%s. Due
price
school
No. 6 (P. O.
Jennings),'La.
■
Bond Offering
S
—
Fontenot
■
•
eta
ec r
announces
r
y
that
(CST) on Feb. 13 for the
purchase of $199,000 public im¬
provement
1964. Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
1
Interest
approved
Jan.
from
by
Le¬
1.95%,
&
Cutler.
Mary Parish
8
School
Bond
Offering
—
Will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
1964.
Bond
8
the
198,
the
to
$1,285,000
bonds
198,
State
Midland, at
cost
Mt.
Bond
mand,
sealed
:.t
(State of)
on
'
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
on
Jan.
$2,000,000
14
for
10:30 a.m.
the
purchase
University
construction bonds.
(EST)
of
...
The
—
16—v.
awarded
pur¬
$157,000
of¬
2274—
p.
the
Co.<
314s, at
as
various
198,
to
Trust
Burlington
of
Moores-
price of 100.006,
a
basis of about 3.22%.
Millburn
Township (P. O.
Millburn), N. J.
Bond
Offering
Theodore
—
Widmayer, Township
of
L.
Clerk, will
Jan. 6 for the purchase
on
$350,000 swimming pool bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1964. Due on Feb. 1
from
1965
1974
to
Interest F-A.
Certificate
a
of
about
inclusive,
offered
in¬
bids
Jan.
for
the
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
July 1
from
of
inclusive.
Interest
Maine
approved
by
McKean
L.
will
at
Bond
Brothers
of St.
Paul,
County (P. O.
Hudson
$520,000 county
price of 100.007.
a
&
F.
Na¬
Harrington
Jan.
until
8
of
&
Sanford,
& /Co.,
Byron
Co.,
and Lewis
(EST)
July 1,
1964 to
J-J.
of
rev¬
1963.
1973
Legality
Wright,
&
about
par,
a
net interest cost
3.63%.
Clark
$1,000,000
the
County, County School Dist.
(P. O. Las
Vegas), Nev.
Bond Offering—Helen G. Can¬
(CST)
school
purchase
bonds.
non,
of
'
/
Clerk of Board of Trustees,
will
receive
(PST)
Robbinsdale Indep. School District chase of
No.
281, Minn.
bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until
of
Jan.
29
for
$1,630,000
the
school
on
sealed
on
bids
until
Jan. 9 for the pur¬
Dated
1
clusive.
Feb.
from
1,
1965
1964.
to
Interest F-A.
approved
by
Due
1984
Bond
Nagel,
7/
a
198,
Indep. School District
group
veen
&
pany
bonds
p.
Bond
,
offered
Dec.
2275—were awarded
composed
of
Shearson,
Kansas
Bank
of
City;
of
Hammill
price of par,
about
7
John
$30,000
Assessment District No. 445 local
18
improvement
to
the First National Bank of
Neva-,
Nu-7 da, in
bonds
was
sold
to
Reno.
2.96%,
a
St.
&
NEW
American
Paul,
Co.,
to
net interest cost of
as
follows:
19
were
bonds
awarded
further
to
study
of
ready-to-con-
meadowlands.
The
F
/
7
'
,
h older
action, by
passed
r e e
resolution
unanimously
extending certain conditions,
tinues
the
present
status
con¬
of
the
project.
A similar extension
these
on
conditions
the
when
the
was
Commission
granted
Sept/ 5,
on
informed
Freeholders that it had
com¬
piled with requirements set dowp
in
the
original agreement be¬
them.
At
time
that
reported
lease-intent
agreements
of the market to
users
the
sufficient
from
assure
75%
of the income necessary to oper¬
ate the project on. a self-sustairv
ing basis.
The
on
Commission
also
reported
Sept. 5 that all plans and corn-
tracts
ready
were
for
execution
and that land
acquisition and site
development
could
mediately
upon
proceed
the
with
concurrence
the
that
proposal
im¬
Freeholders
Commis¬
restricting
mission said it is ready to develop
the initial $35 million phase, with
$10
million
guaranteed
bonds
ceeds
of
1,
of
at
the
action
must
Freeholders
which
the
reve¬
Commission.
the
definitive
by
the
by
County and $25 million by
Feb.
offered
to
Free¬
comprehensive
food
dis¬
tribution center in the Hudson
Final
Sale—The $410,000 public
improvement
of
extended
struct
nue
HAMPSHIRE
Keene, N. H.
Bond
a
make
"Commission's
taken
and
at
26
conditions be removed. The Com¬
Sale—An issue of
Co.; Commerce Trust Com
National
the
sion's
Las Vegas, Nev.
Sale—The $875,000 school
refunding
—v.
in¬
Legality
Dawson,
Sherman & Howard.
building bonds.
10
$8,000,000 school, building
Feb.
Board
Dec.
on
Commission
a.m.
for
16
City),
lion of bonds of the New
Jersey
Public
Market
Commission
in
tween
NEVADA
Minn.
p.m.
in¬
3s, 3V4S, 3V2s and 3%$, at
as
price of
a
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
$1,300,000
Hattier
Galtney &
Co.,
par.
Market
^3 the guarantee of $10 mil¬
Jan.
order
Supervisors
Speed Co., Hamp Jones Co., Wm.
'
North St. Paul),
Bond
Trust Co.
First
County
holders
Guaranty Bank & Trust
Company
of
Jackson,
Leland
Co.,
Public
New
syndicate composed of the De¬
a
Jersey
Finance
price of
a
Commission (P. O. 2857
2369—were awarded to
p.
Home
3%s, at
Hudson Blvd., Jersey
&
posit
2.20s,
as
New
M-S. Le¬
dustrial aid bonds offered Dec. 17
198,
$550,000 hous¬
bonds offered Dec. 20
and
as
to
Charles
by
Sale—The
North St< Paul-Maplewood
Indep.
School District No. 622 (P. O.
Kid-
receive
purchase
Dickinson,
&.Cudlip.
1964
District (P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
Were
American
O.
Jersey
Bond Guaranty Extended—The
County,
$9,000,000 Speed
No. 742, Minn.
$60,000 water supply system
enue
15, 1963.
2.55%;
until 7:30 p.m.
13
the
tional Bank
variety of purchase
Offering—James
Clerkf
Interest
the LeFlore Bank &
v.
Salomon
and
(P.
198, p. 2369—were sold to the
—-v.
Agency,
from
Bond Sale—The
Le¬
nurs¬
20
Center
Sale—The
Housing
Dec.
approved
Monroe
Dec.
Medical
revenue
Trust Com¬
&
15
ing
the
to
Greenwood), Miss.
Dec. 18—
Sale—-The
to
Hutzler
Morris, Mich.
City
.
Bond
$35,000
sold
3s. Dated
inclusive.
anticipation certificates of in- Inc.,
18
Savings
Monmouth
March
as
LeFlore
No. 1, Minn.
St. Cloud
&
MAINE
&
Brothers,
price of 100.07,
a
totaling
Dec.
were
Miss.
was
on
to
2369—were awarded to
p.
Cutler.
Maine
Hanauer,
thy.
„/;■
bonds
1,
1965
Sale—The $200,000
7
2368—were awarded
p.
Coupons, for a price of par, a net
Le¬
Chapman
improvement
Chemical
interest
by
Feb.
.7/7//:/'/'
on
totaling $270,000 offered Dec.
1984
approved
until
for
20
Sale—The various special
assessment
Jan. 9
Interest M-S.
Dated
Feb: f from
on
be
—v.
on
Sale
bonds
pose
Trauernicht.,
Menahga, Minn.
Bond
inclusive.
Bank of
gality
bids
Jan.
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Due on May 1 from 1966 to
B.E.
Parish
-Newark,
Deventer
3.15s, at
as
(EST)
gality approved by Howard, Pet¬ bridge bonds offered Dec. 17—v.
erson, LeFevere, Lefler & Ham¬ 198, p. 2369 — were awarded to
awarded
J. L. Kernen,
of Education,
—
sealed
on
Mich.
purchase of $2,450,000 school site
school bonds. Dated March
1,1964.
Due
on
March
1
from
1965 to
inclusive.
District,
Midland, Mich.
Board, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
for
the
purchase
of
bonds.
Due
1980 inclusive.
V.
School District<
Bond
Offering
Boudreaux, Secretary of
funding
tax
Secretary of Board
(P. O. Franklin), La.
:
School
as
refunding
Co.
gality
bids unil 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 20
for the, purchase of $2,025,000 re¬
debtdness
1993
No.
of
Co.,
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
revenue
1973
Offering—Earl Wagner,
Kalman & CP;, Inc.
,:'
Ithaca
■'
and
Chapman
d
o n
ing home bonsd offered
198, p. 2368—were awarded to
the Peoples Bank of
Trenton, at
1,
1965 to
J-J.
B
June 1 from
on
—v.
10 a.m.
St.
Beh
pany,
—
sealed bids will be received until
gality
electric
ment
Note Sale
The $195,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Dec. 16 Minneapolis Special School District
7
prainage District
&
:a
Na¬
the
Maple Shade), N. J.
Housing
refunding special street improve¬
City Manager, will receive sealed
v
1987 to 1992 inclusive.
Jefferson Davis Parish
Gravity
of
basis of about 3.14%.
p.
par.
Brookhaven Bank
June 1 from
on
Gibraltar School District, Mich.
1984
198,
Valley Public Utilities
Due'
1980 to 1986 inclusive.
'
Robert
con¬
Agency,
Brookhaven,
Jan.
ilton.
LOUISIANA
,7/7.
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
Fridley, Minn.
1964.
June 1 from
on
115,000 3%s. Due
Bros.,
a
1971
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
2273—
p.
Almstedt
to
55,000 3%s. Due
.
■
3y4s, 3V2S and 3%s, at
'of par.
.
$190,000 indus¬
revenue
3.56%, asTollows:
$85,000 41/4s. Due
Co.
Princeton, Ky.
•
net interest cost
a
.
Company;
-and the Cherokee Securities Co.
.
19—v.
Long Branch), N. J.
building bonds.
Michigan
price of 100.01,
Kentucky
Van
bonds
a
revenue
MISSISSIPPI
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Goodbody & Co., Merrill Lynch,
were
Northheld),
Commission, Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$370,-
No. 3, Minn.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus; Stranahan, Harris
fered
to
price of
a
Duluth Special School District
Corporation,
and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a
The
~
Inc., F. R. Cole & Co., and Ewing
&
Co.,
bidding
for
$1,599,000
fered
16—v.
3V2s, at
MINNESOTA
MICHIGAN
Other members of the syndicate;
trial
Dec;
Jan. 8
2368—were awarded to the First
Co.;
May 1 from
A-Q.
3.04%.
a
cost
about 3:88%.
Parke,
a
Home
000
' '
$1,600,000
Co., Schmidt, Roberts
Bond
union
Finance
Interest
Dist.
Dec.
Bank
Ryan
Stern A:
May 1 from
refunding
sold
Oct. 1 from
on
The
—
offered
State
County
student
and
and
Dated
e
composed
J.
and
mitory
2179—were
on
inclusive.
1978
on
sealed
bonds.
funding
on
Due
bonds offered
(EST)
School
2274—were awarded to
tional
John
town,
struction
receive
will
bonds
p.
Sale—The $2,975,000 dor¬
Bond
Offering—G. A. Van Epps,
Clerk,
as
Minnesota
Cudlip.
price
a
Maple Shade Township (P. O.
Due
St. Olaf College (P. O.
1978
3.45%,
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Legality
Dickinson,
by
&
1965 to
about
of'
695,000 3.40s.
Huron-Rouge
1 from
of
Sal
syndicate
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Jpn.
on
Bank
price of par, a*net
at a
cost
at
Legality approved by Mil¬ bonds whs sold to
terest F-A. Legality approved
by
Paine, Webber,
Curtis, as 3.10s, at a
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Jackson & Curtis, and Carleton Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
price of 100.36, a basis of about
&
as
98.0002,
&
Co.; Hornblow-
National
$910,000 3.30s.
$1,510,000
of
disposal,
Bond
school
2369—were
p.
syndicate comppsed
American
school
follows:
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
approved
National
composed of Kidder,
group
Co.,
3V4s, 31/2S, 3.60s, 3.70s,
3%s, 3.80s and 3%s, at a price of
■
11
inclusive.
198,; p. 2368—were awarded
a
6
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
&
Due
Peabody & Co., Harriman Ripley
2273—were awarded to
p.
for
receive
will
system bonds. Dated Jan. 1, -1964.
$1,000,-
Boston,
offered
bonds offered Dec. 18—v.
revenue
198,
7
until
City
Jackson
educational
of
Sale—The
,
Murray), Ky.
Sale—The
Bank
bonds
198,
a
Bond
$1,605,000 498,
Weeks; Shearson, Hammill &
interest
Cal¬
R.
totaling $995,000 offered Dec. 19 for the
purchase of $290,000 drain
Le¬
Murray State College (P. O.
Bond
the
to
18
Works,
bids
Westford, Mass.
Bond
gality > approved by Grafton, Fer¬
guson & Fleischer.
/■/>: ""1% 7'.
solidated
lic
/,,■
notes
refunding
St. Paul,
Offering—David
sewage
loan
O. Pontiac),
Bridgewater-Raritan
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Sale—The
3.10s,
as
basis of about 2.94%.
a
(P.. O. Raritan), N. J.
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co., and
(P.
Co.,
NEW JERSEY
from
1
(P: O. Proctor), Minn.
20—v.
&
er
Feb.
on
of John Nuveen &
houn, Secretary of Board of Pub¬
in¬
Legality
of
Dec.
Michigan
Thorndike,
issue
school
Miller,
Owosso, Mich.
bonds.
'
to
Dec.
$1,100,000
revenue
Dated Dec. 1,
1964
on
704
awarded to
by
&
100.45,
to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
to
1964
Due
the
County
Bond
Due
1983
from
1
Sachs
1
Oakland
1.88%.
Dec. 30
on
temporary
Shawmut
sealed
receive
No.
7/;r,
inclusive.
Dec.
Feb.
on
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Boston,
J-D.
Sale—An
on
Legalityapproved
National
to
Storey,
000
Hazel Larkin,
—
New
1963.
Lynn, Mass.
will
Clerk,
inclusive.
1,
of
Due
St, Louis County
from
1
3s.
1976
'
Dated Dec. 1, 1963: Interest J-D.
Dodge.
Co.
Maysville, Ky.
Bond
1973
1972
Jan. 8 for
15,
Interest
Note
City
1964 to
will
c/o
on
Dec.
'
/..
Dec.
on
2.90s.
210,000
a
Robert
and
Due
Feb.
on
from 1968 to 1975 inclusive.
$295,000
^
Due
Street,
15 from
clusive.
Co.; McCormick & Co.;
& Renshaw; Burns, Cor-
Pickard,
of
follows:
bonds.
Edna M.
—
bids
State
Dated
Dec.
on
Mac-
&
&
purchase
as
535,000
(EST) on Jan. 14
$250,000 street special assessment
purchase of $l,150,000;school
bonds.
Granbery,
Co.;
Inc.;
Rodman
bett
the
Dillon, Union Securities
Marache,
sealed
,
Merchants
28
until 11 a.m.'
r&
100.12,
Treasurer,
sealed
England
30
Other members of the syndicate:
Eastman
price of
a
Offering
O'Leary,
1989 inclusive.
1986 to
bonds,
Fairhaven, Mass.
Bond
iind 1985.
312,000
at
2.80s,
the
receive
Due
1966 and 1967.
45,000 street improvement bonds.
30
June
on
for
to the State Street
basis of about 2.76%.
30
will
bids until 5 p.m.
Bank & Trust Company of Boston,
1983 inclusive.
from 1976 to
pur¬
awarded
1975 inclusive.
to
The various
—
were
as
June
on
City .Clerk,
bonds totaling $665,000 of¬
Dec. 18—v.
198, p. 2273—
$130,000 »3.40s.
7>;:7f/'
Offering—A. J. Leutscher,
Mass.
fered
Inc., at a
follows:
as
Due
1969
Bond Sale
pose'
net interest cost
a
3.57%,
from
Braintree,
bonds offered V
2368 — were
Co.,
&
3V4S.
$321,000
Bond
sani¬
syndicate headed by
a
price of 99.09,
of
p.
Muskegon, Mich.
time
the
be
by
pro¬
$1.7 million in bond
Dec.
anticipation notes which the Com¬
Goldman,
mission has been using for opera-
tions
will
These
short-term
were
were
to
ance
of
and
due
be
Number 6329
198
Volume
be
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2551)
55
payable..
and
notes
paid out of the issu¬
Since
bonds.
long-term
the Commission has used approx¬
imately
to
be
since
$400,000
by the County.
met
Commission
The
incep¬
its
difference would have
that
tion,
ated its strong
'
/
reiter¬
today
belief in the feasi¬
bility of the project and said the
recent
reaffirmation
of
statement
Pennsylvania Railroad
by the
its strong desire to see
of
the project
advanced, has served to heighten
interest
the
in
potential
facility
Thus action
keenly
all
by
the
of
users
market.
by the Freeholders is
by
all
parties
awaited
concerned, the Commission said.
In Your Business You Need-
Runnemede, N. J.
Sale
Bond
:
The
—
$76,000
provement bonds offered
198,
—v.
im¬
Dec.
18
2274—were awarded
p.
to the Camden Trust Co;, as 3s.
NEW
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
MEXICO
Central, N. Mex.
Bond
water
Sale—The
and
Dec,
198,
\
and
2179—wer
p.
follows:
as
$27,000 bonds to Quinn & Co.
3s
and
at
4s,
on
1973
as
This
inclusive.
July
from
1
1964 to
/
Home
a
price of
Due
1
from
July
on
increase
available exclusively
—
business
your
weekly
par.
1974
through
from
—is designed to
us
modern,
full'of practical and
are
investment
proven
proven
and promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of
his
Finance Agency as 4s,
and 33As, at
\
you
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
256,000 bonds to the Housing and
j
60-page booklet
help
of par.
price
a
Due
\.
By JOHN DUTTON
bonds offered
revenue
12—v.
sold
refunding
sewer
acquisition
■
joint
$283,000
to
learn
columns
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about
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of
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bids
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until
re¬
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1, 1963.
Due
★ The final sale
p.m.
★
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on
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Oct.
★
(P. O. Almond), N. Y.
The various categories of investors
Dated
accounts.
Oct. 1 from
on
how to
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Ballston Spa, N.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
18—v.
198,
p.
ton Spa National Bank, as 3s, at
of
100.10,
basis
a
—
and
and their
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told
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2369—were awarded to the Balls-
price
defined
are
potential
Y.
$50,000
Dec.
These
of
own
a
about
—
you
the
securities
can
and
to
use
relative
analyze
attractiveness
their
vital
balance
—
of
on
your
various
sheet
items
2.98%.
Huntington,
(P.
O.
Bond
house
Dec.
Hale site
Sale
The
—
construction
18
198,
v.
—
awarded to the
Bank of Long
basis
of
bonds
p.
Y.
In 1001 ways
$355,000 fire
offered
2370
more
were
this booklet
can
help
on
receipt of
your
be
you
profitable selling operation. Your
immediately
Security National
a
a
about
order.
y
;
ceive
(EST)
of
25
ENTER
Offering—Robert L. Har¬
City Treasurer,
sealed
on
bids
until
will
general
11:30
SUBSCRIPTION
by
District
No.
CHRONICLE
a
WE
over
of "How
the single
to
copy
Sell Securities"
offered
of
composed
Blair
&
Co.,
rache, Inc.,
100.56,,
a
Dec. 19—v.
awarded
as
to
City.
4
Cross,
Granbery,
3.40s, at
p.
group
&
Roosevelt
and
198,
a
Ma-
price of
basis of about 3.36%.
Valley Stream, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $218,000 public
improvement
bonds
offered
Dec.
19—v. 198, p. 2371—were awarded
to
Bacon,
Geo.
B.
Stevenson
Gibbons
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
and
Inc.,
big
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a
a
COPY OF "HOW TO SELL SECURITIES."
Sale—The $450,000 school
2370—were
—
price.
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me
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Bond
;
/
check for $20, please send
TODAY
;
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Orangetown and Clarkstown Union
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(52 issues)
saving of $6
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Free
A
Plus
improvement
Legality
FINANCIAL
&
PLACE, NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
Enclosed is my
Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1995 inclusive.
F-A.
PARK
Gentlemen:
a.m.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1964. Due on
Interest
YOUR
re¬
Jan. 2 for the purchase
$152,000
you
>
,
price of 100.02,
COMMERCIAL
Bond
run a
will be rushed to
3,19%.
Long Beach, N. Y.
rington,
better salesman and
own copy
Island, in Hunting¬
ton, as 3.20s, at
a
Fire District
Huntington), N.
•'
..
1-
«
.
•.
;
56
-The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2552)
of
3s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
about
(EST)
of
Walton, N. Y.
system bonds offered Dec. 18—v.
1*98,
2370—were
awarded
to
Adams,
McEntee
Co.,; Inc.,
as
3.60s, at
a
p.
&
semi-annually
&
ers
bonds offered Dec.
198,
V.
19—v.
awarded
to
198,
a.
p.
group
p.
3.20s,
Weigold & Co., Inc.,
at
of
price
a
100.59,,
a
basis jot 3.13%.
North
Canton
feond
sealed
of
bids at
oral
John
6f $560,000 highway bonds. Dated
Jan.
1, 1964. Due on Oct.
1965
to
inclusive.
1979
1 from
Legality
11
...
'
Co.,
a
offered
bonds
—
&
Bond
as
3%s, at
"i—
price
a
A.
E.
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
of
on
$450,000
school
(EST)
Jan. 8 for the purchase
on
-6f $718,000
fireproof school build-
?hg bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1964. Due
-6n
Dec.
from
1
1965
1984
to
clusive. Interest J-D.
Fagin.
liams.
v"',,.
hairless
Legality
tlerk
—
Bond
until
noon
(EST)
;
Jan.
8
for the
purchase of $198,000 street
improvement
1, 1964. Due
bonds.
on
Dated
The
sold
was
to
be received until 7:30 p.m.
D-ec.
on
30
for
the
(CST)
purchase
$140,000 school bonds.--
.
of
,
Utilities
announces
that
sealed
until
2
tem
the
bonds,
sive.
Holders
Oct.
50,000
from
1
Oct.
Tulsa
1966
2000
to
1963-B
from
1
bonds.
2000
Dated
Puerto
Due
Dated
to
National
Oklahoma
&
ap¬
'
&
Central
•
Trust
1994
to
175,000
(P.
O.
of Deferred Interest
Dec.
a
/
The period for exchange of Convertible Certificates for 3%
External Sinking Fund Dollar Bonds of the
Republic, due Jan¬
;
uary
i, <976,
Bond
9
by
2001
variety
1
N.B.—After
Dollar
Bonds,
April
Salvador
which
to
on
as
no
additional 4% External Sinking
Fund
First
July 1, 1948 who surrender such Bonds in acceptance
Offer after June 30, 1954 will receive in lieu of said 4% External
Sinking Fund
amount
1, 1976, were issued pursuant to the Offer
extended. However, holders of Republic of El
Lien 8% Sinking Fund Gold Bond Series "A"
January
1946
Customs
matured
of said
1954,
due
thereof
July 1, 1954
Dollar Bonds, a cash distribution equal to the principal
plus accrued interest on such amount from January 1, 1946
at the rate of 4% per annum.
on
by
fiscal
from
of
the
a.m.
1997
School
$400,000
negotiated
by
Kerner, Inc.,
as
June and Dec. 15 from
for
for
Due
15,
on
June
Bache
of
the
Dec.
on
1
from
inclusive.
3.30s.
Due
to
1980
from
-
Dec.
on
1983
of
at
QUEBEC
its
Greenfield Park, Que.
Bond Sale;—An issue
improvement bonds
Francis
of
97.21,
of
the
entire
as
financing
Durocher,
said.
on
Commonwealth
on
Dec. 1 from
Due
Dec. 1, 1973.
on
Rodrigue
&
Co.,
Ltd.;
Matteau, Inc.; Laurent &
Inc.;
cial
du
;Credit
"
La
Banque Provin¬
Canada;
Belanger,
Quebec,
Ostiguy
Lor is, S. C.
Due
Veillet,
will
be done for at least another year."
'
price
Florido
be¬
SOUTH CAROLINA
a
Other members of the syndicate:
jn
Senior
Bank
at
follows:
880,000 6s.
by
legislature
Bowen,
additional
Hudon,
&
Inc.;
Morgan,
Inc.;
Ltd.,
Placements Plessis, Inc.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
totaling
23
—
of
v.
$450,000
198,
7/
•
2371
offered
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
—were
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency,
par,.
p.
3Y2S, at
as
■
-v
;
■
a
price
•.7-y,
FEDERAL
"7 ;' L
TENNESSEE
&
Co.,
Marache
Blair
Inc.,
&
Co
Sale—The
mitory
Co.,
—
sold to the
Township
v.
198,
p.
offered
2275
Board
Prejerred Dividends:
Directors
of
of
Federal
Paper Board Company, Inc. has this
day declared the following quarterly
dividends:
that
40e per
—
were
share
on
Common Stock.
2854< per share on the 4.6%
Cumulative Preferred Stock.
Housing and Home Fi¬
of
Agency
as
3V2s, at
a
price
on
January 15. 1964
record
par.
■
at
Bond
27. 1963.
Indep.
Sale
is payable
stockholders of
School District,
—
'
The
on
the 4.6% Cumulative
125 par value Preferred Stock is payable
on
March 15. 1964 to stockholders of
TEXAS
Galveston
to
the close of business December
The dividend
Texas
Offering—Secretary Ran¬
announces,
dor¬
Common &
The
The Common Stock dividend
nance
School Authority, Pa.
Reed,
bonds
revenue
Dec. 20
plee, Yeatman, Mosley & Co., Inc.
Nether Providence
$600,000
FEDERAL PAPER BOARD CO.. Inc.
,
Arthurs
&
Jennings Bryan College
(P. O. Dayton), Tenn.
Bond
a
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
^
the
the
sold to
Canadienne Nationale,
and
through
authorized
of
$1,175,000
was
1964
1,
Rican
■77;;
syndicate headed by the Banque
1965
1,
bonds
Puerto
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Common¬
the
Jan.
Vice-President
syndi¬
Inc., J. S. Hope & Co., and
Sup-/
W.
1979
$295,000 53/4s.
...
Lynch, Warren W. York
dall
of
July
15,
Lestrange & Co., Moore, Leonard
&
to
Com¬
Rico
represents
amount
1963.
members
Granbery,
inclusive.
CANADA
Puerto
the
William
Dated Dec.
Other
1971
Dec.; 1
1981.
to
1988.
-
follows:
as
on
from
of)
on
syndicate headed
3.22%,
Due
to
1972
$53,000,000 general
dated
were
sale
Smithy
3s.
400,000 3y4s. Due
to
Wednesday, Jan. 29,
of
bonds
maturing
revenue
$1,218,000
wereJr-
—
composed o£
group
of about
cost
to
274s.
as
a
2276
p.
Barney & Co., and Mason & Co..;
at a price of 100.02, a net interest?
office, 45 Wall Street,
on
issue
purpose
the
to
offered
bonds
198,
v.
—
Government
Puerto
"No
—-
19
200,000
Bank
agent
York
an
Sale—The $1,000,000 pub¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds. Due semi-annual¬
on
Bond
£4
on
Mountaintop), Pa.
383,000 bonds.
cate:
June 30,
26,
New
price;
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
to
3s.
as
1972
(Commonwealth
received
1963,"
Due
REPUBLIC OF EL SALVADOR
dated
of
from
."
1964
Copies of the Offer may be obtained upon application to First
City Bank, Corporate Trust Division, 55 Wall Street,
10015, the New York Agent of the Fiscal
By Alvaro Marino
Rico
1
3y2S, at
as
improvement
Dec.
inclusive.-
Puerto
nance
ly
New York, New York
Minister of Finance and PuhlicCredit
Bond
1964
bonds
Dec.
half
Close'&
$835,(k)0
National
December 30, 1963
from
on
sold to the
^
Central de Reserva de El Salvador, San Salvador,
Et Salvador, C. A.
3.31%,
Jan.
3.40s.
follows:
multiples of $100 principal amount, has also
from July 1, 1965 to
July I, 1966.
Agettt, Banco
about
County Joint Sch.
totaling
Rambo,
in
beeii extended
Sale
bonds
Agency,
par.
lic
3V8S.
1964
bonds
1
Series E
monwealth
municipal
inclusive.
as
Luzerne
via
to
The
D
2276—were
p.
Housing and Home Fi¬
VIRGINIA
and
as
from
Due
Development
2004.
purchased
1, 1964
a
cost
Offer, dated April 26, 1946, to ex¬
change the above Bonds and the appurtenant coupons for
Republic of El Salvador 4%, 3)4>% and 3% External Sinking
Fund Dollar Bonds, due
January 1, 1976, and to pay Certificates
(Scrip Certificates) in cash at 15% of their
he accepted, is hereby extended from January
January 1, 1965.
'
bonds
Dec.
198,
dor¬
offered
Virginia Beach, Va.
2087—
p.
Housing
1
Vt.
$500,000
bonds
revenue
■
awarded
C
Series
on
"This
1,
The time within which the
face amount,
may
198,
the
Dec.
Co.
Authority, Pa.
bonds
District
Sale—The
bonds
inclusive.
Bond
$800,000 bonds at a
:.7 coupons. Due on
Jan.
.
of
1997 inclusive.
City.
—
5—v.
to
Series
'Due
Co., and
interest
350,000
EXTENSION
Co.,
University (P. O.
18—v,
nance
German),
follows:
625,000
follows:
1965
'
,i
&
<
1989.
Sinking
Bonds, Due January 1, 1976.
NOTICE OF
Bond
$925,000 hous¬
on
of
net
Andrews
NorthReld),
Dec.
facilities
Due
School Dist.
Bank
Sale
Dec.
wealth
Convertible Certificates for 3% External
Fund Dollar
Norwich
ap¬
RICO
O. San
service
$125,000
Kidder, Peaprice of 99.04, a
as
A.
.
on
Home Finance Agency, at a price
at 11
ahd
.*/.
.
(P.
sold
were
2003
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—v. 198,
2370 — were awarded to the
body & Co., at
(Scrip Certificates)
Bonds o£ Series C,
Due
Legality
Sale—The
and
Barney
Certificates of Deferred Interest
issued with
respect to
Rico
revenue
bonds
totaling
$1,150,000 offered Dec. 19—v. 198,
p. 2370 — were awarded to Smith,
July 1, 1923, Due July 1, 1957; and"
Securi¬
VERMONT
.»
building
7% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, Series G,
M-S.
Puerto Rico
% Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
Allentown
July 1, 1923, Due July 1, J 948;
1,7 1964.
1972
)
County Indep.
Bond
Series A,
syndicate:
Equitable
Folger, Nolan, Fleming
Co., Inc.
mitory
of par, as
PENNSYLVANIA
8% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
1,
bonds.
Inter-American University of
Rico
Customs First Lien
Jan.
on
Corporation; First Southwest
sold to the
ing
(P. O. Broken Arrow), Okla.
Offer
Republic of El Salvador
general
by High, Swartz, Roberts
sys¬
'
series
on
of
&
Seidel.
be
the
$40,000
improvement
Interest
Bond
sewer
follows;
as
inclusive,
No. 3
of
March
offered
of
To
purchase
1
1991.
Co.;
and
p.m.
$225,000 Series 1963-A bonds. Due
-
ties
Yost,
&
Jan.
on
Other members of the
Drexel
Jan. 8 for
on
1 from
1989 inclusive.
3.70s. ;Due
James
(EST)
p.m.
Due
to
and
Jan. 7 for the purchase
on
$275,000 water and
First
not an
1,040,000
Co.;
8
PUERTO
be received
of
1987
Inc.,
Authority
p.
This is
about
Arline
—
Jan.
on
3.60s.'
from
Pottsgrove Township
Offering
proved
Prichard
>
Okla. '
of
1,390,000
a
(P. O. Stowe), Pa.
(P. O. Krebs), Okla.
Jan. 1 from 1966
O. Calumet),
basis
a
from
1
inclusive.
1984 to 1986 inclusive.
Com¬
27/8S, at
as
Jan.
on
1983
460,000 3%s. Due
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
&
Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Legality
County Indep. Sch. Dist. proved by Hirsh & Harkin,
76'(P.
Trust
Due
to
until
OKLAHOMA
Canadian
100.05,
West
>
Bond Offering—Chairman W. J.
Jan.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
of Board of Education, will
Krebs
inclusive.
School District
Gribble,
bonds
sewer
Shoemaker & Co., Inc., as 5s...
1985 inclusive. Interest J-J.
to
Street
10
$72,000 March 1 from 1965 to 1974 inclu¬
issue of
Sale—An
sanitary
(CST)
^
W. Ervin,
on
of
Dated
-
bids will
approved
Dempsey.
E.
Broad
of Philadelphia,
price
Dec.
awarded
2.86%.
in¬
1, 1963. Interest A-O.
by George J.
Mulhall, Okla.
j
on
No.
Offering—Paul
Legality
Offering
ap¬
(P. O.. Justus), Ohio
Bond
the
offered
4s.
1966
$200,000 im¬
2087—were
follows:
as
$860,000
.
1964. Due on
City Auditor, will receive sealed
f-',7.Local
J-D.
2.67%,
The
bonds
obligation
noon
V
—
p.
Due on
2003
approved
.
in¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
to
Bond
Dated Oct.
improvement
Squirt, Sanders &
bids
to
Jam S for the purchase
f Welhton, Ohio
noon
in¬
1975
7
1990
from "1966
1
Legality
Frey,
until
bids
sealed
Bond
of Board of Education,
zer, Clerk
to
1966
on
&
Co.,1 Inc., and Folger, Nolan,
Fleming & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.07, a net interest cost of about
Sale
198,
the
Southwest Co., James A. Andrews
provement
—v.
clusive.
basis of about 3.32%.
Offering
receive
District
Krat-
as
i
Oct.
Co., and Ful-
Clerk of Board of Education, will
by
Loretta
from
1
Due
1,354,000 Series B bonds.
;
(P. O. Bethel), Ohio
Offering
bonds of 1963,
of
of each
bonds.
Bond
awarded
composed
City;, Drexel & Co., Equi¬
Securities
Corp.,
First
table
clusive.
Dec,
(P. O. Massillon), Ohio
Interest
Bond
purchase of $1,545,000
revenue
Oct.
.
<[uart, Windhorst & West.
School
the
Jan.
2371—were
p.
syndicate
York
Prospect Park, Pa.
Still¬
on
$191,000 Series A bonds.
school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Local
the
pany
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1984 inclusive.-
ilethel-Tate
for
(CST)
1
198,
a
First National City Bank of New
Feb.,, 1,
posals necessary^ to fully amortize
University of Agricul¬
Science,
to
rev¬
fixed by the bidders in their pro¬
Okla¬
a.m.
Dated
school
—v.
the
1965 to the year to be
from
year
Room,
Applied
and
building
Council
Building,
$810,000
tiples of $5,000 on Jan.
follows:
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
OHIO
the
at
Union
15 for
Jan;
1964.
principal amounts in mul¬
Due in
the
behalf of Langston
on
water, until 10
2275—were awarded
Nuveen
100.61,
7:30 p.m.
Jan. 6 for the purchase
on
ture
19—
Perry Local School District
Niles,
S.
that
for
of
be received until
on
bonds.
enue
.<>
19—v. 198, p.
Finances, will receive
and
(CST)
R.
—
Regents
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Secretary
—
of
homa State
Forks, N. Dak.
Offering
director
Student
City Scjhool District,
improvement
of
Grand
8
Bass, Jr. anounces
Board
University
Dist
3%s, at
as
Ohio
ton Reid &
DAKOTA
K.
sealed bids
school
Sale—The $990,000
Bond
to
NORTH
sealed bids will
•
price of 101.05.
a
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
and Chas. E.
as
/•
2275—were awarded to
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
rfnc.,
Sch.
Lebanon
building bonds offered Dec.
(P.O.
feond Sale—The $833,000 school
2^70—were
the
/
/
Sale—The $530,000
Bond
V.
Utica), N.
Arnos
(P. O. New Lebanon), Ohio
Schuyler Central
2
7
le¬ 6klahoma Agricultural and Me¬
Srnd-i chanical Colleges will receive
Dempsey.
Johnsville-New
School District No.
$ond Offering
and Die.
(P. O*
Langston), Okla.
from 1965 to 1984 inclusive,
1
Whitestown, Marcey, Deerfield,
Trenton and
.'/
Due
gality approved by Squire,
price of 101.03, a basis
of about 3.51%.
1, 1964.
June
on
Langston University
p.m.
building
school
Dated Feb.
1
purchas^
Jan. 8 for the
$1,600,000
bonds.
$200,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
on
until
bids
sealed
receive
2.96%.
v.-Monday, December 30, 1963
*
$3,750,000
schoolhouse bonds offered Dec. 18
record February 28. 1964.
'
Quentin J. Kennedy
Secretary
r
December 17, 1963
Bogota. New lersey,
and
@FedFRASER