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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat Oft
THE
Volume
198
Number
LEADING
AND
MOST
INFORMATIVE
6323
PUBLICATION
New, York 7, N.
THE
IN
FINANCIAL
FIELD
..
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
Y./Monday, December 9, 1963
Price
$1.60
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Horace
SEC REGISTRATIONS
Bartlett
Recreation
Development
75,000
Proceeds
Nov.
on
shares
common
to
are
be
to
and
1963
filed
offered
for
''
■
of
company
21,
be
used
capital.
The
Dec.
On
Corp.—"Reg. A"
ment
A"
without
$4,
construction,
;
Insurance
is
in
engaged
operation of year round recreation facilities
and
filed
the
the
development
Bartlett, N. H*
near
Fund,
be
to
Each
oil
wiil
Fund
capital stock,
of
other
of
within
Oct.
on
than
of
the
Mann
purpose
the
under
one
or
more
Of
United
that
the
2.000
shares.
and
shares
10,000
H. K.
and
Inc.,
company,
best-efforts
F.
issuer,
basis. I
and
by
Unless
It
Midamco,
Inc.—Common
by
tors
of
subscribed
subscriptions
June
until
will
be
the
if
said
certain
cover
to
accepted.
$100
costs.
used
interests
The
30,
units
will
net
to
of
Citrus
by each
unit
subscribed, plus
from the sale of the units will be
drilling
registration
a
Industries
test
of acquiring the projects,
wells on the projects,
Sunset
Groves,
of
111
N.
the
SEC
E.
Second
Ave.,
Dec.
on
Miami
partnership
with orange
planted
The
grove.
trees
units
3,840
of
acres
and
unit
per
(not
land
in
developed
tract
a
as
which
will
commercial
a
orange
including
,,
be
made
Inc., of
30 Broad
unit
per
best
oiv a
efforts,
promoter
cleared
and
and
basis
by
Street
:
and
general
partner
&
Co.,
$143.50
a
unit
for
.
will
the
cause
land
to
be
certain
orange
Chief
none"
•
-
,
Big
or
St., New York, for which it will receive
commission plus an additional $25 per
selling
expenses.,
The
"all
irrigation and drainage facilities to be installed
These operations will be^performed by
Co., Inc., and Indiantown Grove Service,
be purchased from Indiantown Citrus'Nurseries,
trees
planted.
Construction
Inc.,
the.
Inc.
Indiantown Grove Service
trees
to
will provide grove caretaking serv¬
proceeds of the sale of the partnership interests will
approximate $810,560 to each partnership,
all of which will be
paid to the promoter and general partner in consideration of the
ices.
Net
sale
the
of
640
acres
to
each
partnership.
The latter will loan
partnership for four years without interest.
The
prospectus lists. Saul Kampf as board chairman and Alfred D. Van
as president of the
promoter (Florida Citrus Industries, Inc. > which
$15,000
each
organized
was
to
to
the
six
in
The
1961.
partnerships
estimated
its
costs
in
will
total
proceeds of its
$4,863,360; and the
be
connection
Life
Insurance
Intercoast
to
increase
its
a
of
stock
funds
of
Nov.
Homer
of
the
O.
used
if
Offering—
The
therewith
at
sale
of
land
company
has
$3,228,640.
registration
shares
of
No
shares
of
holders
stock
value
company.—V.
the
of
P.
common
of
issued
(maximum
since
The
is
grid
pany
of
per
192,
the
in
engaged
the
outstanding
for
officers
1963.
issuance
to
110,200
of
Of
the
(P.N.)
Hirsch
International
&
Shoe
for
each
record
be
three
date
and
supplied
Vermont
Rights
Corp.,
&
of
stock
which
St.
value)
par
Louis; Mo.,
covering
Nov.
on
meet
will
be
used
operating
shares
held.
amendment.
the
companv,
of
as
a
to
increase
expenses.
common
The
stock,
group,
of
owned
capi¬
com¬
which
19.5%
outstanding shares,
the
the
of
40,000
shares
share
company.
this
proposed
sold
Bernard
Co.—Proposed
Co.,
42,050 shares are
restricted stock option
company's
each
terms
&
at
the
to
be
offered
subscription
H., Zais is,Chairman
of
-
Share Exch.
issue.—V.
196,
p.
855.
Offer
to
are
The
be
offering
Co.,
New
Ipco
to
be
of
similar
Co.
is
in
to
all
$1
par
value
common
value preferred stock
(1,360
holds
the
offered
exchange
for
11
shares
for
each
exchange;
1,360
shares
of
15
1019
of
common
shares
North
Hirsch
Common
Life
The
161
Ave.
the
supplied
of
of
Jef¬
preferred
of
198,
the
by
of
name
of
company
Stock
of
Lackawanna
50
($33
share)
per
under
Capital
Cincinnati
Oct.
28,
1963
stock.
&
:
and
to
are
be
activities
for
investment
wholly-owned
one
there
were
and
outstanding
directors
owned
are
by
Co.
as
8,114
a
shares
group
Dr. /Roy
and
which will,
of
own
1,692
Morrow,
shares,
H.
Director.
of Kentucky—Common
headquartered
registration statement
common
Director.
a
at
231
with
W.
the
57,540
common
Reg'd—
Louisville,' Ky.,
St.,
Main
SEC on Dec. 4, covering
shares will be offered by
,
shares, of which
and 15,400 by certain stockholders through Stein Bros.
Baltimore, and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.,
offering price (max. $36) and underwriting terms
by
St. Louis.
to
are
be
amendment.
under
laws
the
of
the
State
of
Kentucky
Nov.
writing
on
Averages—
The
1,900
'
'
on
a
Proceeds
will
company
be
to
used
increase
of
capital
1636.
p.
'<
140
of
be
of
fabrics
21,
be
No
for
at
filed
A"
"Reg.
a
$12.97
underwrting
per
is
covering
to stock¬
share
involved.
working capital.
St., Zeeland, Mich., is /engaged in
related products,
and the dis¬
McKinley
furniture
and
1963
offered
basis.
used
W.
manufacture
tribution
to
rata
to
are
of
Nov.
on
shares
pro
and
textiles.
40
Northern States Life Insurance
44
38
The
/
a
'
of
North
1840
of
company
registration
shares
38
38
'
V
*•
corporation
common
Miller,
the
38
tf'-
the
to
/surplus.—V. 197,
holders
39
—
proceeds
(Herman) Miller, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
38
36
—
—.
Bond
1
terms
'
August 1962
(under the
Co., Inc.) for the purpose
promoting subsidiary cor¬
Inc.,
Net
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—Transactions American Stock Exchange
Il-
filed
company
is engaged
in
the
business
of
life insurance in eight states, including various forms
life, term and endowment policies.
•
;
,'/<
'
39
Market
and
J.,
ordinary
49
37
Exchange..
Stock
N.
in
financing or
of
business
company,
a
Incorporated
16,
1956,
the
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones
underwriting
law
Investment
and
types
Officers
Which
of
supplied
37
_.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S.'E
Stock
Montclair,
.
Stock
Over-the-Counter
and
Jersey
Funds
various
14
37
Stock
Toronto
Plaza,
subsidiary,
if necessary
capital requirements are met, engage in the business of life in¬
surance
(and related types) in New Jersey and other jurisdictions
in. which the subsidiary
may become qualified. The purpose of the
proposed stock offering is to obtain funds to be used by the com¬
pany
(or other subsidiaries) as working capital and surplus/As
The
32
.___
Exchange
Exchange
^
Midwest Stock Exchange.-;-:
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
Detroit
and
the American Stock
on
,
New
acquiring
in
the company
—
line
hospitals
with the SEC on Nov. 29 covering 75,758
capital stock, to be offered to the public through
headed by Ralph B. Leonard & Sons,
Inc. The of¬
America,
72,940
:
Bache
complete
statement
26
Stock
by
headed
group
a
listed
are
purposes,
the company hgs formed
The Capital Life Insurance Co. of
Boyce,
ExchangeExchange-Boston Stock Exchange
National
by
amendment.
forming,
porations
filed
PAGE
underwriting
1138.
p.
Life Insurance
Stock and Bond Quotations
and
price
common
price
The
American
offering
amendment.
Holding Corp.—Common Registered—
Organized
In This Issue
<_
New York, filed a .regis¬
5, covering the proposed
stock, for the account of
Dec.
on
Common
The
by
Carlyle Freeman is President
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)-
men's,
Americas,
SEC
of
underwritten
be
shares of
company
1,000
.
mostly
carry
shores,
wholesale
a
York.
registration
of
-
apparel,
conducts
a
("Hirsch"), in exchange for no par
on
the following basis: Each
Hirsch
Shoe
which
institutions.
supplied
company
surrendered
also
with
will
Exchange.—V.
338,854
offered
wearing
has expanded and
throughout the United
scattered
stores
is
fering
outstanding
par
Rico,
Puerto
engaged in the national distribution of a
surgical and hospital supplies and equipment to
a
filed
29
Canada,
Supply Corp.—Common Registered—
of
statement
direc¬
statement
stock
common
Farwell
with
the
and
SEC
warrants
Corp.—Units Reg'd
Ave.,
Milwaukee, Wis., filed
Dec.
on
to
3
covering
purchase
an
95,931
additional
191,862 common shares.
These securities are to be offered for
public sale at $1.50 per unit, teach unit consisting of one common
share, one warrant for the purchase of one share at $2 per share
on
or
before Aug. 31, 1963, and one warrant for the purchase of
,
one
Miscellaneous Features
share
offering
$2.50
at
is
General Corporation and Investment News.-
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
55
,
Dividends Declared
Condition
Federal
and
Statement
Reserve
of
Member
Twelve
Statement
Federal
Banks
Reserve
Condition
Banks
of
receive
also
exercise
the
for
of
of
Co.,
of
selling
will
the
first
shares
on
1819
warrants.
five
share
a
On. or before Feb. 28,
1965.
The
"best efforts"
basis by McMaster
Marine
commission of
receive
10
cents
Present
Plaza, Milwaukee,, for which it
10 cents per unit. The under¬
for
each
share
issued upon
shareholders
lyill have the right
to a number
of the offering to subscribe
twenty percent of their holdings.
days
equal to
National
in
the
consin.
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings—^
47
Security Life Insurance Corp.)
business
Said
to
of
be
writing
life
relatively
"a
insurance
1959 (under the nam®
the company is engaged
new
in
the
state of Wis¬
in the life
and minor factor
has shown "an increasing loss in
each
annual
period since commencement of operations
in No¬
vember 1959—its total deficit as of Oct. 31,
1963, being $668,626.
insurance
the
——
a
of
48
48
.
of
&
will
writer
per
made
Organized under Wisconsin law in May of
of
System—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Consolidated
9
Payable..
be
to
Hutchinson
subscription
by
in, 1961,
shares
stage and has operated at a loss
the business of health insurance.
sale
company,
the
under
plan and other options. If
are
sold, the book value
in
stock
price will be approximately $3.80.
the Board and President of the
See
Plans
—
Burlington, Vt., filed a
26 covering
40,000
subscription by common
for
to
are
of
development
is
from
paid-in surplus and
and
The
laws
the
703.
p.
Hirsch
Ipco Hospital
President,
Nov.
on
share
one
share)
the
Ave.,
SE'C
offered
involved.
$9
inception,
Sept. 30,
reserved
is
the
be
of
rate
under
proceeds
has
directors
as
still
its
net
to
Co.
Exchange Offer— ''
Ave.,
SEC
$100
the
International
ferson
(no
and
of
stockholder
common
the
and
Hirsch
stock
Hirsch
Washington
with
shares)
N.
Co.—Files
stock
common
of
common
'stock
1509
statement
(455,255
shares)
'
Shoe
of
company
registration
•
Winooski
S.
with
stock
the
at
Incorporated
which
109
statement
underwriting
price
tal
of
common
stockholders
of Vermont, Inc.
<-
,
company
<■
used
by
and
is
Jr.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Health Insurance
all
used, will be in¬
also proposes
officers
children's
textiles,
Thejcompany
they become avail¬
there were 283,010
Martin,
stores
retail
offering of 200,000 shares
eight
selling shareholders.
company
Life
1,
1963
of which
outstanding,
shares.
Director
until
and,
The
Western
be
in
manufactures
single proprietorship,
a
103
to
tration
to
will,
as
1963 had
Co.
Insurance
sale will be
in
subsidiaries
States,
In¬
Delaware
incorporated
yard goods and
jobbing business.
Officers and directors of
International as a group
owned bene¬
ficially as of Sept. 30, 1963, 238,430 shares of stock.—V. 197, p. 143.
home
or
provide funds
insurance ceded by
proceeds
securities.
As
Life
and
recapture of
net
general
shares
terms.
16,334
and
the
producing
common
expansion
permit
of
Mutual
this proposed stock
in 1930
addition
and
United
involved.
of
the
the
of
("Intercoast
Co.,
women's
the
in
its
is
name
the exchange offer is consummated, International
the stock of Hirsch acquired by the exchange
existence of Hirsch as a subsidiary. Hirsch,
hold
15,
In
and
company
shoes
like
of
company
for
one
.
Nov.
a1
The
continue
incorporated
of
to
1911.
to
to
30,
1964. No
underwriting
organized under the laws
was
Australia. If
States.
through
be
to
are
1959
covering
be
offered
for
public
sale
at
three-year .advance payment for
grove maintenance and caretaking of $390 per unit and three-year
advance
payment
of
the
general
partner's
management
fee
of
$21 per unit).
The offering of interests in each
partnership is to
$1,435
^
640
in
filed
partnership interests in each of six separate limited partner¬
ships (total 3,840 units).
Florida Citrus Industries, Inc.", promoter
and general partner of each
partnership, will convey for $810,560
each
business
Ltd.—
1963,
2,
640
to
in
distributes
capital
with
statement
underwriting
an
paid
Florida
Citrus
Industries
Securities Registered—
Florida
subscribed,
the participants
and
Missouri
as
April
Shoe
successor
underwriters
subscriptions
of solicitations,
termination
been
It
business
balance
International
further
no
of
of
for
additional
owned
The
solicitations for additional
pleasure of the company,
the
date
Upon
have
be
proceeds
the costs
therein,
1964,
at
which
alter
or
minimum
of
April
continued,
1964,
soliciated
commssion
or
be
may
30,
by
as
and
in exchange therefor 5,000 shares of International
stock. All exchanges are subject to specified con¬
date will be specified
by letter but will be
closing
than
ternational
1921
SEC FILINGS
•
offered
The
later
no
shares
assessments) are subscribed on or before April 30,
subscriptions will be cancelled
and
all
funds
paid on
subscriptions will be returned to the subscribers.
If
at least 50
are
laws
insurance
controlling interests in
owns
approximately 86%
Intercoast
necessary
The
desirable
on
California
the
of
proceeds from
Life
income
Treasurer
all
units
in
shares
by
plus completion
1964.
1961.
acquire
able
of
assets
the
reserves
in
vested
to
stock
and
of
company, to
Presi¬
Calvert,
Registered—
29
capital
stock
of
The
Western
Life
Assurance
Life"),
a
Canadian
life
insurance
company,, and
Intercoast
and
it
of
under
in
ownership
companies.
Nov.
underwriter, all on
50
units
($500,000
as
minimum
a
$750,000
A.
generaly in the
operating oil and gas reserves and properties.
the purchase of
the 250 units will be made
as
offered
California; corporation organized in 1961 to acquire the
a
of
for-a
shares
for
the
state¬
covered
been
have
Sacramento,
on
participating
and
capital
business
capital
which
is
a
10,000
the
of
Life"),
no
Calvert, Jr.,
is
contemplated that the
business of exploring for,
engage
and
("Western
-
has'had
of
insurance
outstanding
the
outstanding
company's
shares,
(in¬
of
Mountain
and
of
the
more
States
operations
Rocky
5,000 shares;
owns
2,750
is
common
and
organized
was
acquisition
1963,
all
company
the
insurance
of
The
Fund
projects.
tht
28,
$10,000
The
corporation
Mid-America Minerals,
from
owns
which
1,
Calif., filed a registra¬
covering 225,000 shares
of
common
stock,
to be
offered
for
public sale through under¬
writers headed by Schwabacher &
Co.. 100 Montgomery St., San
Francisco. The offering price (maximum $16 per
share.) and un¬
derwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment;
gas
costs.
Oklahoma
$11,000.
owns
Solicitations
price
a
interests
Mid-Continent,
an
stock
Shoe
and
and/or
oil
expected
acquisition
Inc.,
company,
will
developing,
of
■
Mid-America
the
company
a
the
broker-dealer,
Vice-President,
is
It
at
completion
located
formed
the
and
consideration
dent
in
sale
lor
number
^
■
Miriamco,
registered
cash
'
was
transactions
of
public
working
Canada.
areas.
stock
capital
stock
of
lands
on
or
company
business
consist
located
be
Gulf Coast
The
will
Alaska)
for
assessments
undetermined
leases
gas
cluding
to
an
project
and
offered
subject
registration
to
were
by stockholders at' $12.50 per share,
Investors,
Inc.,
Springfield,
111.—V.
197,
company of 3140/J St.,
statement with the SEC
tion
company,
of
1200 Petroleum Club Bldg., Oklahoma City,
Okla.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SE'C on Nov. 26,
covering 250 participating units in the Calvert-Mid-America, Inc.
unit,
its
Feb.
on
80.000
120,000
Intercoast. Companies,
The
1964
SEC
which
of
613.
p.
working
and
withdrew
company
with
shares,
The
will consist of
Registra¬
proposes
H.,
N.
Calvert-Mid-America, Inc.—Securities Registered
per
Co.—SEC
ditions.
the
1963.
common
by the company
through
Horace
covering
underwriting.
equipment
Life
'
•
Bartlett,
at
"Reg.
a
4,
originally
200,000
corporation
Mann
INSURANCE
•
tion Withdrawn—
Filing—
The
INDUSTRIAL
•
Net
will
business,
the
company
proceeds of this financing will be added to general funds, and
enable the company to write a larger volume of life
\usuranct
business
,and
reduce
the
proportion
of its volume
reinsured with
Continued
on
page
3
2
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2218)
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
their yields.
In this way, "nudging" succeeded in keeping long term yields low
exception—governments, in view of tne close to 25% increase
in those issues held by the Feu, it is reasonable to believe that the
yields of
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
with
SIDNEY BROWN
By
but
long term governments would have been higher still
Four large
cxose
moderately heavy docket ot senior debt
public olferings. Tnis week's taxaoie and non-taxable securities seeking tenders
amount to
mnllion all toid oi wnicn 43 state-local issues of $1 million and
larger in
comprise $208 million, and nine nson-taxabies
size
aad up to $133,-
r<9o,ou0. Listed not far below are tne larger securities which should provide an
interesting variety lor the most'discriminating investor, and convention-return¬
Association members.
ing investment Bankers
"
'
'
<
,
Equity financing may a:,d anvtner $36 million to the total of capital funds
demanded of which two SuC-registered issues are scheduled for saie by the
and not for the firm.
owners
CALENDAR
WEEK'S
FRANCISCO
Public
$53.4 MILLION
TRANSIT
& POWER
The money
HEADED BY $75 MILLION CONSOLIDATED
YORK;
NEW
OF
CO.
MINNESOTA;
and 1,750,000 NATIONWIDE CORP.
SHARES
market will be rather active in the next few days. Tomorrow, the
Housing Aiitnority will seek $102,295,000
issues in the form of temporary
Fed's
as
a
normal reaction unless the Federal Reserve resumes massive
buying to
prevent upsetting the tolerable spread.
Factors responsible for expanding member banks' reserves on average in
the latest statement week were $684 million addition to the Fed's portfolio of
governments bought directly and repurchases, $307 million rise in member
bank borrowings; and $194 million decline in. Treasury deposits with the Fed.
SAN
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC
$30 MILLION
AUTH.;
EDISON
$50 MILLION
the
for
preferably" to its gingerly approach to pegging the value
of bonds at an acceptable yield. The yieia had to pe just
hig'n enough to allow
the Treasury to conduct its new large-scale financing and refunding which it
did with noted achievement in longer issues and lengthening of the debt's
composition. If we assume that "nudging" was designed to keep corporate and
municipal financing costs down in the capital markets wnile raising yields in
the money market, the Federal Reserve-Treasury accord constituted a superior
accomplishment. Those who. criticize nudging or say that it did not succeed
because of the rise in government yields neglect the Treasury's
design of
knowingly obtaining the higher yield for debt management purposes.
The
Treasury hoped that the higher yields for governments would just fall short
of competitively inducing cross-rate affect on non-government bonds.
Recently, the spread has narrowed sp much that governments have become
the preferable buy and, consequently, may pressure retaliatory higher
yields
competitive debt issues, two municipals and two fcorporates, take
twu~wurus oi tms weeK s
io
it not
were
"bills
from
switch
up
one
for 66 local housing agencies'
Contracting credit, however, were an average outflow of $401 million in cur¬
from the banks and $495 million drop in member banks' gift float.
Changes in free reserves from Wednesday to Wednesday resulting in $493
million free reserves on Wednesday last (a gain of $862 million) instead of the
notes dated Jan. 7, 1964. On that day, also, the
expects to raise $2 million in unlimited tax
warrants and Special School District No. 1, Minneapolis, Minn;, will obtain $1.5
million in exchange for 6 1/6 months state and Federal Aid anticipation certifi¬
rency
cates of indebtedness.
average of $105 million were due to: $650 million open market purchases of
governments, $349 million rise in the float, and $356 million decrease in Treasury
deposits with the Fed. Contracting that day's reserves were $479 million repay¬
ment of member bank borrowings from the Fed as pressures lessened.from the
previous week, and $179 million increase in money in circulation.
The gold stock has remained at the same level for the past 16 weeks in a
District, Calif.,
Water
Westlands
,
will refinance $2.1 billion short-term bills in the regular weekly
bill market by pairing maturing and offered amounts. In view of last week's
decided dips below the Federal Funds'rate, the Treasury is not seeking to keep
90-day bill yields at or a shade below the rediscount rate of 3.5%. In previous
days, the bill yield was above the rediscount rate serving as an inducement
to borrow advantageously from the Fed and, then enter the- bill market—com¬
The Treasury
those short-term yields competitive
witn those abroad. The Treasury appears to be satisfied with the present bill
yield structure which has fallen a trifle below our rediscount rate but, yet, not
enough to encourage a resumption of the outward flow of those funds.
plicating the Treasury's task
municipal
Larger
and
of keeping
corporate
senior
brought to the public this week include:
Monday (December 9):
"• *■
capital
expected
financing
for
record
though the spot data show fluctuations of up to $1
Nevertheless, the spot and average figures have stayed
at the same amount—$15,583. The gold loss for the year comes to $394 million
,—the same since the year ago week. In the same period last year, the gold loss
came to $912 million.
To more than overcome the credt contractionary effect
row
a
sequence
million—up and down.
of the
to/ be
gold loss, the Fed increased
AVERAGE OF PERTINENT FEDERAL
"
$7 million HARDEMAN (PAUL) INC. convertible subordinated debentures
via Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; and $6,705,000 LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
-
/
RR.
equipment trust certificates
rated
double-A
-Week Ending—•—
Dec. 4
Free
'
funding bonds rated double-A
across
the board with
re¬
Gold
across
the
board;
'
-—•—Month of
Nov. 20
/
Nov.
'
,
Year-Ago
—
Oct.
Year-Ago
Week
Sept.
Nov.
$105
$138
$75
$103
$61
$133
$288
$473
33,590
33,111
32,949
33,055
33,606
33,333
32.411
32,195
15,583
Held*,.
15,582
15,583
15,582
15,582
15,582
15,977
15,975
Stock
Includes
call; $6,840,000 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD equipment trust certifi¬
double-A
27
Nov
protection' against
no
*
rated
Reserves
Governments
$30 million VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO. competitive first and
RESERVE CREDIT DATA
(In Millions of Dollars)
the board.
across
Tuesday (December 10):
cates
its monetization of governments eight-fold
shown in the table immediately following.
as
'
160,000 shares of GREAT
repurchases.
.'/jdlt.v
•m
LAKES
28-DAY COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
HOMES, INC. common via The Milwaukee Co.
Also, $53.4 million STATE OF MINNESOTA REFUNDING ($40.6 million)
SCHOOL LOANS
($12.8 million) rated double-A by Moody's and
triple-A by S. & P.'s; $50 million SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA RAPID
TRANSIT AUTHORITY, CALIF, rated AA by S. & P.'s; $6,025,000 GAR¬
LAND, TEXAS; $5.5 million ADAMS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO". 14,
(1)
(2)
(3)
Taxable
(4)
(5)
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Corporate
Bonds t
Municipals*
Total Bonds
Stocks
$133,795,000
373,165,000
$208,523,000
$342,31.8,000
$36,750,000
79.378,000
351,543,000
23,705,000
$287,901,000
$693,861,000
and
Dec.
9-Dcc.
14
Dec.
16-Dec.
21
_____
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Total Visibles
$879,068,000
375,248,000
/Christmas Week
New Year's Week
2,500,000
2,500,000
$62,955,000
$756,816,000
._
COLO.; $3 million NORTHSIDE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, TEX.
Total
$405,960,00(1
.
Wednesday (December 11):
$75 million
CONSOLIDATED EDISON
CO.
OF NEW YORK
first
and
Last
re¬
SIPPI
HOUSING
$5 million
SYSTEM,
STATE
OF
MISS.; $5
SOUTH
million
CAROLINA
HENRICO
SCHOOL
$439,177,000
66
only
local
in
YORK
the
of
and
two
11,
and
which outstanding issues are
DEFICIENCY
TO
PLUS
$493
MILLION
FOR
Total
of
Corporate
With
Member
the Monday following the President's assassination visibly
affected the foreshortened banking week.
The Wednesday to Wednesday change in free reserves was awesome in size
on
notes,
\
CASE
OLAF
DIST
Dec.
17;
TECHNOL¬
OF
NORTHFIELD,
MINN.,
BACKLOG
$683,982,000
Dec. 6,
(34)
1962
$533,920,880 (26)
174,413,290 (25)
350,223,750
(73)
(22)
$1,034,205,750
(53)
*$404,156,000
12;
■
Last Week
(29)
un¬
$12,285,000
/
NEGOTIABLE
353,023,740 (24)
notes
Dec.
'
INSTITUTE
COLLEGE,
loan
CALIF.,
AGENCY
(56)
$708,334,170
(51)
(83)
$416,560,000
(72)
/
bonds
all
'
$ 180,361,000
$1,472,944,740(126)
:
$ 1,511,566,750< 139)
#4,124,894,170(123)
r
Stocks:
dales—
$89,405,000
stocks
Total
(27)
$93,415,000
(35)
1.956,673,940
dates
Total
$105
Day of Mourning
ST.
$1,068,788,740
Without
banks free reserves on average for the week
ending Dec. 4 were
million per day. They were $33 million less than the prior week's
$138
million revised from the initial figure of $77 million for the Nov.
27-ending
week. The nation's shock from the assassination of President
Kennedy and the
AND
#715,765,000
dates.
Municipals with dates—.
,
LAST WEDNESDAY
$2,350,000
bonds:
temporary
FINANCE
preliminary
This Week
/
PHA
water
HOUSING
PROJECT
$2,975,000
COMPETITIVE
Total
FEDERAL RESERVE'S MASSIVE BUYING OF GOVERNMENTS CREATES
$862 MILLION TURN IN SPOT FREE RESERVES FROM $369 MILLION
$102i295,000
WESTLANDS
STATE
/V.
(December 12):
equipment trust certificates of
rated A by Moody's and S. & P.'s.
Y.
18.
non-tax-exempt
Dec.
Excludes:
million
RENEWAL
dates.
Without
larger.
■
Bonds:
With
million
URBAN
OHIO,
'
,
TOTAL
SERIES.
$602,719,880
$1
following
•
■
Taxable
COUNTY, VA.;
$867,803,000
$59,922,000
temporary loan notes Dec.
CLEVELAND,
16.
Dec.
$81,415,000
$542,797,880
of
issues
29
CITY
^Includes
OGY,
#786,388,000
$294,913,000
housing authorities, Dec. 10: $2
warrants, Dec. 10; $13,307,000 N.
tax
$39,882,000
NEW
issues
$317,211,000
$247,884,880
1.962—
limited
$2,700,000 TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILROAD
A
6.
'^Includes
of
,
Thursday
week
Dee.
funding competitive bonds non-redeemable prior to Dec. 1, 1968 and rated
double-A across the board; 1,250,000 class A and 500,000 class B shares
NATIONWIDE CORP. common' via Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and J. C. Bradford
& Co., 157,306 secondary shares of ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS, INC. common
via White, Weld & Co.; 35,000 shares of MIDDLESEX WATER CO. common
via Kidder, Peabody & Co.; and either this day on thursday 275,000 second¬
ary shares of GREAT SOUTHWEST CORP. common via Glore, Forgan & Co.
Also, $16.5 million S. & P.'s double-A IOWA STATE BOARD OF RE¬
GENTS (State University of Iowa); $7,452,000 UNIVERSITY OF MISSIS¬
'83)
1,810,709,000
(74)
$67,222,000 (32)
270,839,000(181)
$2,046,078,940( 110)
stocks
$1,910,124,000(109)
$338,061,000(213)
t$3,519,023,680(236)
bonds
&
$3,424,690,750(248)
$1,462,955,170(336)
in
Data
parentheses denotes the number of capital issues to be offered publicly for cash and
by domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial and non-financial issues and include
companies and SEC-registered secondaries. Excluded are U. S. Government securities as
well as private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
and for issuance under employee and other preferential stock
option plans, and "from tinle-fo-time
sales."
' ■
■'
':/
' ,
refinancing
investment
.
since it involved
more
than
a
complete turn around from
Nov.
a
of $369 million to a $493 million net gain—or a total increase
27
deficiency
of $862 million.
fIncludes:
million
in
includes
RECORD
MONETIZATION OF FEDERAL DEBT BY
THE
FED
$40,050,000 in
thtee
preferreds
issues
18
"Excludes,
seven
of
of
$300,000
however,
$60-70
equipment
trust
certificates
with
bid
dates
which ope, amounting to $6 million has sales
less of which lour have sales dates set.
set.
includes
Also,
dates
affixed.
$19
Further,
or
million
TOLEDO-LUCAS
CO.
PORT
AUTH.,
OHIO,
Blyth
&
Co.-led
assist held out to the member banks in the form of
open market direct purchases
group negotiated purchase, expected early next year; $40-45 million ALLEGHENY CO. PORT AUTH.
bonds expected early next year; $100 million PHA bonds possibly this'month but probably January;
$18
million SAN
JUAN
UNIFIED SCHOOL
DIST., SACRAMENTO COUNTY, CALIF.;
$16 million
and
WEST
Primarily responsible for the Wednesday spot improvement
was
the massive
repurchases amounting to $650 million. This monetization of Federal debt
following maturities: $253 million within 15 days; $137 million in 16
to 90 days; $185 million in 91
days to one year; $52 million in 1 to 5 years; and
$23 million in 5 to 10 years. A week earlier, the spot Nov. 27 purchases came to
took in the
$272
million—all
million.
It
'
within
one
year
maturities—or,
a
two
week
gulp
of
$922
'
might be of
VIRGINIA to Federal Area Redevelopment Adm ; $11.7 million GREATER JOHNSTON WATER
AUTH., PA., in January: $5.4 MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N, C.; $16 million OMAHA, NEB., METRO¬
POLITAN
UTILITIES DIST.; $6.5 million FORT SMITH, ARK., in Jan.; and $4,730,000 WHEELING,
VA., early in Jan.; $100 million of CALIF, water bonds, series A. postponed until the current
legal dispute is resolved, expected no earlier than Feb. 7 for the issue: $,20-25 million PUERTO
W.
RICO
B.
more
a look at the change in the
of outright purchases since "nudging" began to the
RESOURCES
AUTH.
Circuit
Court's
DIST.;
$187.5
earlier
million
studies,
validation
decision;
ANGELES
LOS
etc.;
$35
Notes
$2,596,000,000
5,457.000,000
17,729,000,000
;;
Bonds
$4,343 000,000
7,066,000,000
Certificates
February 22, 1961
15.991,000,000
4,645,000,000
2,542,000,000
#33,783,000,000
;_
Total
$26,586,000,000
The monetary policies pursued on other fronts paralleled the expansion tabu¬
lated above and made it piossible to unleash excessive bank credit which
per¬
mitted the economy to meet is credit needs
and, also, to have surplus funds
used in
aggressively bidding
up
the price of corpprates and municipals—lowering
/.
end
of
this,
or
early
this
has
been
next
May;
or
early
next
postponed
next
year;
due
M.
million
million DALLAS NORTH TOLL WAY
Decembers. 1963
bonds
next
April-June:
^approximately
$100
million
Van
feasibility
U. S. Gov'ts Bought Outright
Bills
revenue
RIVER & BAY AUTHORITY
40-year revenue underwritten by Alex. Brown & Sons,
Ingen & Co. and Lehman Bros., in Feb.: $130 to $140 l.'.illion competitive JACKSONVILLE
AUTH. expected early Jan. assuming
that the appealer! decision expected todav upholds the
J.
EXP.
than passing interest to take
Federal Reserve's portfolio
latest date.
WATER
DELAWARE
T.
(Texas):
$12.5
$28
A.,
million
g.
o.
DENVER
bonds,
ORLANDO-ORANGE
METRO.
outcome
AUTH.,
$39 million HILLSBOROUGH
million
ORLEANS
SEWERAGE
favorable
EXPRESSWAY
awaiting
CO.
LEVEE
DIST..
CO.
DISPOSAL
of
until
pending
FLA.;
EXPRESSWAY
the
$32
AUTH.
end
of
$3.8 million GEORGIA COLISEUM AUTH. originally set for lasit Sept. IT
to legal validation suit; STATE OF ALABAMA $25 million highway bonds,
year:
LA.,
not
January; $10 million dock bonds in March and $8 million, trade school and junior college in
$16 million MARION CO., IND. health and hospital Corp. in 1964; $35 million CHICAGO, ILL.,
PORT DIST. next spring;
$200 million ARIZONA.POWER AUTH. revenue last quarter
REGIONAL
1964;
$9.5
bonds:
bids
on
Add
and
NASSAU
February:
WARREN,
Dec.
to
five
FLORIDA
million
in
million
$6
million
$30
sometime
the
4.
$8
DEVELOPMENT COMM. refinancing plans for Polk Countv Rd. rev.
CO., N. Y., expected early spring; $8 nlillion CUi'AHOGA CO., OHIO,
million salinas union high school DIST..
calif., next spring;
MICH.;
Municipal Data
other
$10
million
BOWLING
GREEN,
KY.,
postponed
due
to
unacceptable
(
issues
which
in
the Above Table—$15 million ALABAMA STATE HIGHWAY,
would bring the total up by $36,127,000.
Jan.
7;
Number 6323
198
•Volume
It is contemplated
subsidiary.
and
General Corporation
be applied to -the repayment of sundry in¬
remainder
($210,000)
to be added
to working
the carrying of accounts receivable. The com¬
pany
has outstanding 955,000 shares of connhon ■ stock, of which
300,000 shares arc
owned by Glendale, Inc. (which in turn is
owned by Sara Ruth Ezrine and family members).
The prospectus
lists 21 selling stockholders (including Glendal and Edward Heifer,
president of registrant, but the amount oi shares to be sold by
capital
in
the company
of
each
now has outstanding 493,371 shares of common
24,673 were recently issued pursuant to a rights
offering for a total consideration of 649,346.
A total of 441,862
shares
are
reserved
for granting under options and
warrants,
amounting to 900
of shares now outstanding and
43'/ of the
shares outstanding, including all of tl>e shares in this ottering, the
share offered by warrants and the optioned shares.
Of the out¬
standing stock, 17',/
is owned by management officials as a group.
A. Jack Nussbaum is listed as president.—V. 198, p. 682.
company
of
6',/
to
be
The
tion
secured
with
($2
shares
176,000
life
of
for
business
general
credited
be
this
the
$2
in
La\v of the
outstanding
the
were
4,000
entitles
the
founder
^purchase
conditions.
certain
under
to
of
registration
of
of
class
in
Life
If
of
at
total
The
lines
•-
,
Insurance
the
Dec.
will
b
class
A
All
only)
will
will
a
liabilities
of
the
Prudential,
will
i.
not
primarily
if
and
investment
Variable
portfolio.
Contract
Account
the
subject
the
of
assets
Accumulation
be
1964.
new
of
and
15'/
(plus
expenses
certain
$20
assets
to
the
of
claims
in 'the
Unit' is
of
The
company
6'/.
the
in
business
of
selling
three
the
toward
from
the
On
Dec.
and
shares
of
102,289.325
officers
and
class
of
record
by
shares
as
B.
of
charge,
class
B
(of
37,880.375
Smith,.
Jr.,
which
kept and the
five percent of
five
The
the
will
Taxes
reason.
will
set forth
first year
be
the
Industries,
of
Inc.
Debentures,
—
of
Howard
145
with
the
Ave.,
SEC
subordinated
ex¬
Fund
of
the
Fund,
Investment
in
of
-
Nov.
exercise
price
•
Connecticut
respectively,
are
under
the
sale
packaged
trade
by
and
the
or
insurance.—V.
of
Dec.
of
and
Common
2
filed
Conn.,
covering
1974,
to
-
.
of
which
also
is
to
be
John
198,
p.
of
by
brand
company
corporations
company
a
is
in
the
variety of aerosol products.
the
names
itself
for
company
owned
and
through
sale
bv
in
offered
1960
and
These
F.
Doran/of
Registered—•.
to
its
a
55
interests
Doran,
and
used
be
as
for
be
to
general
that
offered
partners,
purpose.
■
to
price
of
organization
estate
real
Fund
Securi¬
—
in
the
SEC
the
Nov. 29
on
Fund.
filed,
a
regis¬
100,000 shares
covering
in Wisconsin
investment
Of this stock,, 34,4C0
in September 1961 as a diversi¬
the
fund
has
acquired four
fund,
the Milwaukee area. Net proceeds from
invested by the Fund in income produc¬
interests therein. As of Aug. 31, 1963, there
of beneficial
interests outstanding. According
principally in
proposed sale will be
ing
real
were
'
interest
the
estate,
68,800
or
shares
August Urbanek, a Vice-President and Director,
beneficially 7,005 shares and all other direc¬
tors and officers as a group own of record and beneficially 4,428
shares. Robert C.
Pittelkow
is President
and a
Director. . '
to
prod¬
'
NOTE:
On account
of
the
offered
be
$4
at
"
this
the
owns
prospectys,
of
record
89
Repurcha'si Own Shares—
consisting
Chemical
and
.
...
'
in cash; 79/100ths of
stock; and a Partici¬
$35.44
of
Co.
common
initially a reserve of $2 per share
deductions, relating principally to
prior years.
/
and
1963
Nov.
on
The
29.
if
that
company
for
tenders
York
New
is
mailed
were
Stock
firm
member
a
Exchange
used
to
make
member firm must exact a double Stock Exchange
amounting, at present market levels, to approximately
per sl^are of Monsanto stock issued in exchange for
the
cents
company's
stock.—V.
198,
1436.
p.
'
,
/
Abbott
On
Dec1
for
from
Abbott
3,
to
and
Split—Net,
Stock
split its - stock
common'shares
Laboratories
announced
to
the number of authorized
increase
mililon
five
without
shares
at
$5 .par
a
value.
par
value per share to 20 million
7
'
•
.
•
.
20
'
to
directors
cents
60
record
of
R.
George
sales
and
30,
dividend
the
'
President,
the jcompany's
quarter
any
well
as
rate
regular
the
at
„
said the stock split
rising level of sales
and
two years.
this year, Abbott
past
of
for
higher
the
at
Feb. 15, 1964 to share¬
will be equivalent to a
new sharesproposed split
the
dividend
'
quarter
earnings
The
the
reflect
increase
third
the
on
on
Chairman
earnings over
For
vote
in April.
Cain,
dividend
and
and
Nov.
on
quarterly
the
becomes payable on
22, 1964.
This
dividend
will
meeting
raise
to
Jan.
on
quarterly
cents
Shareholders
voted
per,share.
shares
present
annual
outstanding
■_
addition,
55
shares
common
'
the
on
4,014,504
were
holders
of
,
set
as
in
nine
time highs
all
for
first
the
:
1963.
nine
the
For
earnings increased 22.2%, to $13,720,000
per
share basis they were equivalent to
months,
from
in
On
$11,225,000.
$3.43
a
in
period against $2.82
to $120,268,000 from $108,980,000.
10.4%
the
rose
—V.
1963
$3.05
from
198,
to $3.72
1531.
p.
'
In
1962.
Sales were up
1962, Abbott earnings
share on record sales of $144.1 million.
per
-
,
Visible Records, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
Acme
of office filing equipment and
sales and net profit for the third suc¬
all-time high for the fiscal year ended
Sept. 30.
The company reported that 1963 sales were $10,368,000
and net income
was
$764,000 or $1.10 per share.
Sales were up
Crozet,
has
forms
2.9'//,
up
were
were'67
Dec.
had
been
an
in
198,
p.
it
1963,
changed
to
1962
767.
income
the
in
of
months
six
six
and
APL
and
were
they
1961,
Change Effective—
that the company's
197, p. 41.
name
Inc.—Net Up 31%; Sales 12%—
share in
a share
William C. Conner. Presi¬
Alcon Laboratories equaled 65 cents, a
ended Nov. 2, compared with 50 cents
months
ended
Oct.
1962.
27,
dent, reported.
Earnings
earnings
in
/
reported
Corp.—V.
was
Alcon Laboratories,
Net
the
$1.07
were
Corp.—Name
Plastics
3,
1962
in
reported
reported in 1962.
the $742,000
earnings
cents.—V.
Admiral
On
that
at
$10,036,000
the
from
share
Per
manufacturer
Va.,
reported
year
from
3.3%
'
amounted
to
$410,189
for
31%
a
.
,
increase
over
the
reported in the like period last year.
Net sales for the
firm! which specializes in ethical drugs for diseases of the eye,
increased
12'%
and totaled $4,494,989.
In the 1962 period sales
$312 103
were
,
•
•
.
issue.-
the
tender^,
$4,005,703.—V.
198,
951.
p.
'
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•
,
'
,
.
feiber^ Publisher and_Pr«id«jt;
Treasurer;
the fluctuations
Sell
commission,
months
Milwaukee-- Wis*,
Plaza,
Marine
with
statement
properties,
and
"
of
company
Since
by the latter as well
wholly-owned
marketing
,
Seibert,
To
—
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p.
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Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American
Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per yeai. Other
Dana
Illinois
announced that invitaUons
stockholders
advised
has
for
taxes
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
about
,
Registered—
fied
concerns
•
be
will
representing
additions and
company
all
from
Productions,
Showtime
shares will
be offered to shareholders, (record date to be supplied)
at $10.25
per share, and at the rate of one share for each two shares held.
The remainder
(65.600 shares), plus any unsubscribed for shares
previously offered stockholders, will be offered to the public at
$11
per share. The offering
will be made on a best efforts basis
by Braun, Monroe & Co., 735 North Water St., Milwaukee, which
will
receive
an
35
cent
per
share selling commission
(10 cents
per share for stock purchased pursuant to the rights offering).
used
its
which
ex¬
exact
voted approval of a proposed reduction
in surplus, as a preliminary to making
shareholders to purchase all or any part of
Monsanto
subject
'The
is an
beneficial
of
formulation
other
is
amount
the
/
York, filed a registration statement with the
seeking registration of 50 units of pre-formation
26
will
play
The
(
organized
engaged
held,
increase
all
of
income
'
shares
2121..
New
partnership
tration
supplied
'
.
offering
principal
Name—.
Certificate
pation
from
in
a
$1,000,000
be
stock¬
shareholders
for
to
shares
share
a
the contract and may
participation and $10
Wisconsin Real Estate Investment
ties
due
$100
shares
record,
Co.
197,
Corp.,
Corp.—To
and
/oiler
their
a
original musical with book and lyrics by A. Willis
written in association with
Devron"). Willis and Doran,
as
general
partners, will be entitled to receive 50 /
of the net
profits' of the partnership^ for which they will make no cash
contribution,
and
will also receive, an authors-composer of the
musical, 8';)
of the gross weekly box office receipts, in addition
to certain
advances against royalties.
•
'•
The
Organized under Delaware law in October 1963 for the purpose
effecting the consolidation of Reher Simmons Research, Inc. and
ucts
as
the
amendment.
packaging,
date
to
expire Jan.
22.
The
offering will be
headed by Lehman Brothers, New York.
Insurance
Plastics
26,
capital
an
of
(professional name "Holli Huston")
Doran
(professional name "Jack
heretofore
purchased from Glendale,
Inc. by S.
D. Fuller
Co., 26 Broadway, New York, the principal underwriters, at $2.50,
per share.
TRe company has agreed to sell to the underwriters
for
$400, five-year warrants to purchase an aggregate of 40,000
1950,
life
A. V. C.
On
thereunder de¬
contribution will
Mr.
stock
Powr-Pak,'. Inc.,
common
share
a
19
15 cent quarterly
1963, it was reported that the company plans to
effective/ amendment
to
its
March
29,
registration
Admiral
See
which records
on
each
Productions—Securities
St.,
Willis
tributions
public sale by the company at lOO'.r of the principal amount
thereof, and 125,000 outstanding shares of common stock, to be
offered
for public sale by the present holders thereof at a
price
to be supplied by amendment (maximum $8
per share,).
The com¬
pany
is
also seeking
registration
of
10,000
shares
of
common
of
purchase
13
the
cents
Feb.
will
APL Corp.-—New
will
cessive
Bridgeport,
on
debentures
30
a
News of Business and Finance
the
for public sale by
at $8,000 per. unit.
No
underwriting is" involved.
When contributions amounting to
$400,000 have been raised, Showtime Productions, a limited part¬
nership, will be formed under New York law for the purpose of
producing "Dancing on a Rainbow," a musical play, and
the con¬
record
,
to
debenture
new
to
in
the
cover
headquartered at South Northwest Highway, Park
is engaged in the writing of ordinary, industrial, group
credit
and
the operation of the Investdetermining the investment -return
arising
Fund,—V.
and
Willis
Nov.
on
limited
i
statement
shares,
be
will
the
to
meeting
to
will
upon
deducted
be
Investment
42nd
SE(J
per
for
by
11
group
a
annual
company,
Ridge, 111.,
All
values
percent
placed, in
be
not
depending
Fund
West
common
shares
stock,
deben¬
Trippe, Presi¬
stock
covering 75,000 common shares to
through McConnick & Co., Chicago.
share
per
Prudential's
meet
the
to
for
$25
as
Showtime
main
President
T.
If
the split is
distributed aoout
June
raised
3
any
Arlene
program
own
g'roup
stock,
A
R.
a
common
itself.
be paid
plan to pay
company said.
the
at
Rights
split
Directors
that
each
the
common
was
dividend
split,
Life
3,
post
a
There
proposed
company's'expansion
its
common
$60,000,000
Juan
Laboratories—Proposed
Sales Higher—
of
and health and accident
Kentucky, Arkansas, Alabama,
Proceeds
its
from
the debenture Sale
will
be. used to pay the re¬
of
a
$23,760,000 long-term bank loan, and to purchase
Boeing convertible passenger-cargo planes.—V. 198, p. 1746.
statement,
guarantees under its
the contribution on
each participant to be retained by Prudential for expenses
much
as
rnent
Board.
convertible
common
by
at
vote
would
rate
shareholders
by
Reliance
as¬
persons
assets
any
Investment
basis
the
be
help
to
addition
In
contingencies,and
Messrs.
Tennessee,
Peaunderwriters.
split
to
on
new
a
the
extent
to
which
services
and
record-keeping functions are preformed by Prudential, will be made
for each participant under the contract and'a charge in the (same
amount will be made when a participant's accumulation is canceled
expenses-
exceed
not
may
Kidder,
Common:—
shares
be offered lor public
of 'class B, (non-voting)
one
Proceeds
12
Other Assets^ of the Variable Contract Account
held
to
provide for Prudential's operating' expenses
be
of
will
remaining
required,
annual
be
Common
—
152,298.24
and
par)
Registered—
of
the
determined
to
This
registration
plans
made
to
stock
29.
stated
for
7,
mainder
the
ill
thereafter,
to
Mississippi.
< 1)
stock
the
Powr-Pak
after
underwritten
monthly charge at the effective annual rate of 0.57/
of the ap¬
plicable reserve
liability
under
the
contract
will
be
made
in
determining
accumulation
and
annuity
unit
values.
Also,
an
,
Co.
and
principal
rate
buy
to
was
asked
new
Jan.
entitle
to
ratio
$50,000.
through
The
debentures
contracts
han
less
be
dividend
company
Jan.
are
be necessary
annuity
be
sold
be
separate
e.,
be
not
value
The
The
will
behalf
(2) toward the purchase of other life in¬
presently in existence, or the business thereof;
in territories now serviced by the company.
1962 there were outstanding 196.253.875 shares of
owned
of
contracts
-contract
the
contracts.
price).
of
and
directors
are
so
of
the
Fund.
and,
line;
71.096,375
which
Chairman
do
to
may
will
record
August,
The
In
engaged
states
common
stock.
retirement
it
of
market
placed
and
expand
31,
in
1963.
sale
applied
to
but
results
Fund
termined.
companies
(3)
of
As
($1
par),
commission
is
industrial
surance
.
stock
($1
discounts
Louisiana
will' be
and
on
the
the
in
total
under
insurance—industrial,'ordinary
Georgia,
in
of
company
insurance
sale
Fla.,
20'/
of
A
maximum
a
or
dividend
right
announcement
cents.
of
pected
four shares
and
(voting) common stock. The offering is to
unit by Palm Beach Investment Co,, Inc.,
a
best
efforts
basis,
for
which
it will
of
per
commission,
unit
clearances
20
holders
sale
stock
class
$100
Eeach,
the
of
assets
ment
Market St., Jackson, Tenn., filed a
with, the SEC on Nov. 26 covering 38,074.56
common
consisting
made
receive
A
common
share
one
Palm
The
quarterly
from
total reserve liability for all payniepts. ,;pr values
to reflect the
investment results of 4ne Investment
Fuhd.
Ninety-five percent of each contribution' inade by or on
behalf of a
person' participating
in ,the,-group variable retirement
annuity contract will be applied to credit "Accumulation Units"
lor such person, and this amount will become part of the Invest¬
North
207
statement
class
B
units,
be
of
company
shares
provided
variable
contracts
and
equal to
which vary
Registered—
The
brokers,
group
investment
be
stock
common
Inc.,
the
for
•
.
,
Protective
Peoples
shares
two
of
those
The
to
warrants
The
covered under variable contracts.
The assets of the
Other Assets account, to the extent they exceed the. liabilities of
this
account, will be the insurance surplus of the Variable Con¬
tract Account and will be part of the general surplus of Prudential.
purchase common stock,
50'/
of each being
owned
by Otto M. Sherman, President and Director,
and Philip
Gordis,
Vice-President and Director ("founders").-Each warrant
8,000
the
the
approved,
the additional
1, the company said.
N. J., filed a registra¬
covering $25,000,000 of
variable retirement contracts will be administered
separate account,
the Variable Contract Account of
established to administer all contracts issued by the
which provide for values or benefits which vary according
assets
cept
of New. Jersey. As of Nov. 15,
shares of common stock and
State
27,
group
other
capital and an amount of $8 per share to capital
which organization expenses and
the' expenses
Insurance
be
the issuance of additional
split,
and to
approve
the
on
file
Investment
used
share
per
basis
allocated, within the Account, to one of two component accounts'"
known
respectively
as
the
"Investment Fund" arid' the "Other
Assets."
The Investment Fund will be legally segregated from the
will be charged. Surplus funds, if any, will be
income
producing securities or investments permitted
there
1963
of
to
covering 206,338
the
on
be
do
to
be
will
The
reason
company
of
Jersey.
New
authority
sale
Nov.
on
through a
Prudential,
offering
invested
by
to
amount
An
purposes.
of
seek
the stock
from
Proceeds
state
later
may
company
SEC
accept
this,
The
against
surplus,
of
the
in
annuities
states.
other
in
the
will
different
For
days
the
warrants,
business
Smith
&
will
announced
company
increase
Stockholders
sociations.
per
and
insurance
business
-
$10
York,
stockholders
proposed
Prudential,
that
to
under
amount includes 16,000 shares by the
of
the
efiective date. The offering
share) is to be supplied by amendment.
The company was organized
under the laws of New Jersey on
Feb. 21,
1963 and, when permitted, intends to write various forms
five
within
(maximum
price
the
4,
issue.
Files for
—
after notice to the contract holder, may
further contributions if the sum of the contribu¬
tions in any year under both the variable annuity contract and the
companion fixed-dollar annuity contract also offered by Pruden¬
tial is less than-a stated amount.
This amount may, be different
shares A which
35,000
to
founders)
plans
company
1964,
held.
Fenrier
Pierce,
New
the
March
stockholders
678.
2-for-l,
offer
May
jurisdiction where such clearances
any
refuse
value)
par
five
early
to
American
World Airways,
Inc. — Proposed
Split; Debenture Rights Offering—
and
Contracts—
insurance
and
in
provide
to be offered for public sale. No
underwriting will be involved since it is proposed that the shares
will be sold by offices and directors of the company. No fees or
commissions
will
be paid,
but officers and directors will be re¬
imbursed for any expense incurred in connection with the proposed
sale, Officers and directors will have the opportunity to purchase
stock
in
offered
each
that
reported
was
be
Inc.,
p.
Dec.
stock
home
desirable.
or
a'registration
filed
of 23 Fulton St., Newark, N. J.,
the SEC
on
Nov. 26 covering
company
common
with
Prudential
regional
sentatives
Registered—
statement
the
offer the contracts through its home office
office employees and through its group sales
offices
in, those states in which
the contracts, may be lawfully
sold.
It will also offer the contracts through licensed sales repre¬
Common
—
On
engaged, in
variable
1962.
and
the
Co. of America
is
retirement annuity contracts designed to fund and
provide benefits under pension and profit-sharing plans- established
by self-employed individuals for themselves
and their employees
pursuant to the Self-Employed Individuals Tax Retirement Act of
to
Life Insurance
198,
Co.,
Stock
business in Arizona.
America
of
of Prudenial Plaza, Newark,
company,
statement
group
dent.
Pension
Phoenix,
Ave.,
Co.
Insurance
Variable Annuity
North
1
—V.
,
Central
for
Lynch,
&
it
statement
to
dent.
Main St., Englewood, Ohio, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 27 coveting
shares of non-voting class A common stock, 1,000 shares oi which
will be offered for public sale through the company's officers and
employees and 400 of which have been reserved for distribution
unaer stock option
agreements and stock purchase plans (lestiicted
stfok options having already ,been granted to Michael V. DiSalle,
James F.
Kelly
Max J. Humbert and James F. Ruddy, whereby
each has the right to purchase 50 shares of the class A common
stock
at
a
price of $1,100 per share). The public offering will
be made at $1,000 pdr share. No
underwriting will be involved.
The company was organized in 1963 under Ohio law to engage
in the wholesale and retail acquisition. holding, management and
disposition of domestic, foreign and ancient coins, currency, commemoraiives, medals, and other numismatic items.
Proceeds from
the sale are to be added
to the company's working capital and
used
for
inventory
purchases.
It is anticipated that organiza¬
tional
and operational expenses
will not exceed $100,000, which
was
obtained through a private offering of 100 shares, of class B
common
stock.
If it becomes necessary,
however, it is proposed
that
proceeds from the sale of the class A common stock may
be used for operational expenses. Officers and directors as a group
own
25'/'
of
the
class B common
stock. Michael 'V. DiSalle is
Chairman of the Board of Directors and James, F. Kelly is Presi¬
of
company
and
repayment,
general finance and small loan
a
Prudential
Coin Corp.—Com. Reg'd—
Paramount International
share
Merrill
ture
D. C„ is engaged in
real estate.
of 805-6th St., N. W., Washington,
ownership, planning and development of
shares
body
working capi¬
•'
N.
4450
of
operation of
debt
lor
.
1963,
3,
registration
Pan
be
to
are
used
'
Proceeds
Telephone Corp.—Plans Rights Offering—
Dec.
a
new
Arizona—^"Reg. A" Filing
Nov. 22, 1963 filed a ."Reg. A" covering $300,000
subordinated debentures due Nov. 1, 1973 (with warrants)
offered at $1,000, through Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Company,
company on
Producers
OCC,
up
On
198,
Phoenix.
3,000
The
Florida
additional
an
less each.—V.
or
file
Producers Finance Co. of
The
corporation on Nov. 21, 1963 filed a "Reg. A
covering
common
shares to be offered at $100, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for investment, and working capital.
'
1,000 shares
sell
to
common
Filing—
OCC, Inc.—"Reg. A"
The
The
supplied by amendment); and
be
to
propose
1739.
p.
tal.
the
Proposed Registrations
,
which
of
stock,
is
them
of
,
finance
to
stockholders
15
The
the
debtedness,
^
licensing
the
facilitate
perhaps,
and,
others
that
of
Investment News
Continued from page 1
that the company will net approxi¬
the sale of the debentures and that $690,000
$900,000 from
amount will
mately
•
3
(2219)
Chronicle
VThe Commercial and Financial
.
in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance
for foreign
subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New
York funds.
o
•
ri'
thp
Acf
York, N Y''„7u"Jr
vear
countnes, $87.00 per y a .
/
,
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Alside, Inc.—Sales Higher—
Bankers Trust Co.—To Sell Notes
1
of
J.
President,
Kaufman,
sold.
units
-
Dec.
4,
1963,
Wallis
Dunckel,
B.
President,
the fiscal year were
earned in the'com¬
parable period the previous year. Earnings per share, based on.
2.106,730
shares
outstanding at Sept. 30,
1963, were 84 cents
compared to earnings of 95 cents per share based on the lesser
number
of
1,880,460 shares outstanding at Sept.
30, 1962. Mr.
■Net earnings after Federal income taxes for
$1,784,745, slightly higher than the $1,778,319
tal
funds
to
customer.—V.
one
197,
its
motion
have
been
Kaufman
Basic
-
share
per
Products
Period
income
Net
Provision
of
Net
the
firm's
this
of
of copper,
agent
businesses
the
with
engaged
1.600.000
for
and
Frank
The
shares
is
agreement
"
'
1.7
year.
President,
expected
;
sell
AMAX
to
countries
Ltd.,
staff.
mutually
sale
assets.
affected
of
both
and
evaluation
arid
AMAX
found
22
is
198,
p.
Terms
cold
public
storage
frozen
of
distribution
the
RST.
3,
share,
totals
during
$5,467,351
of
sales
on
last
$10,861,922
share!
per
—V.
198,
three
$449,535,
cent$>
42
or
the
of
year
a
American Real<y
right
Trust—Rights Offering to Share¬
is-offering its shareholders the
subscribe
to
for
beneficial interest at $9.25
one
share
new
per
of record
held
four
Nov.
expire Deq. 18.
Stifel, Nicolaus
Louis, is the principal underwriter.
will
Rights
Inc., St.
Net
each
for
additional shares of
share, on the basis of
132,300
'^1 ■
.-.1,)
& Co.,
company
holders'
ago.
been
1632.
the
estate
Realty Trust is a business trust created
of Columbia
pursuant to a Declaration'-of Trust
1961, as amended. The Trust, as of the date hereof,
shareholders and has elected to qualify as a "feat
investment trust" under the Internal Revenue Code of 1954,
Its
It.
the
is
the
to
principal/executive
office
Arlington, Va.-
.v
policy of the Trust
income
at 4600 Lee
is .located
investments which conform
to-make
tax
regulations promulgated by the United States
Treasury
Department and the Poi.cy of the Midwest Securri ies
Commissioners.
With regard to the equity interests of real estate,'
the Trust intends to invest in income-producing real estate based
interests
the
in
erty"
in
and
of
"real
( a)
will
be
in
relation
Trust
the
is
relatively
for
total
cost
to
the
of
Prospects for
policy
of
the
appreciation
Trust
realizing'profits
to
from
in
purchase
real
will
the
not
be
purpose
Shs.
of beneficial
—V.
198,
interest
($1
par)
661,500
amounted
earned
Record
by
first
in
Sales
for
six
sales,
the
earnings
months
first
and
incoming
ended
Oct.
31,
President
Roberts,
and
Chief
half
of
fiscal
1963.
is
1964 ' totaled
up
12'?
from $43,120,000 in
the
first half
last
before taxes rose 14'?
to
$4,239,000, compared to
Net
year.
share,
earnings
after
7,827,434
on
28
or
cents
per
taxes
share,
outstanding
7,799,407
on
$2,205,000,
were
shares
average
$3,724,000
28
last
cents
per
$2,169,000,
859.
p.
On
General Industries, Inc.—Stock
Dec.
6,
Atlas
General
Industries
pleted its offering to its stockholders
stock
of
announced
of
699,380
Subscriptions
and
that
it
shares
had
of
Speed Packaging & Development Corp.
The un¬
was
14.594 shares, and they were sold
by Atlas
Co., New York for resale. Atlas has been informed
that these shares have been resold.—V.
198, p. 1532.
to
portion
Burnham
&
Automatic
Offering
—
secondary
Retailers
On
of
America,
Inc.—Secondary
5, 1963, it was reported that a
of 130,000 shares of this firm's
was
made
at
$33
share
per
Kidder, Peabody '& Co!, New York.—V. 198,
Patrick
L.
year .ended
come
He
said
mately
63
The, 1963
income
M
,
approximately $250,000,000,
comparable
1963
net
cents
net
from
,
per
after
share,
figure
sales
of
this
a
gain
period.
income
income
the
1962
'
/
'
.-
in
excess
is
expected
10',
-
-
taxes
of
to
be
approxi¬
in 1962;;
against nine cents per share
includes eight cents of non-recurring
the
company's
York
Society
plastics
of
division.
Security
Analysts,
division of the
Malley said - that "without exception
every
turned
in
increased
sales_and
profits for fiscal 1963.
projection! for fiscal 1964 clearly indicate a
continuation of
-trend," lie added.—V. 198, p. 768.
company
C7
'
-
increase
1963
for
were
period
first
the
572'/?•
of
last
acquired
the
six
of
President
Ford,
M.
Industries
the
1961,
E'.
this
restaurant
the
of
that
years.
Mass.—the
the
as
wholly-owned
subT
Division
as
all-cash
an
trans¬
198,
General
its
the
Ltd.
the
Silex
manufacture
brand
as
auditors
size
,
is
to
'
.
will
has
announced
While
we
for
Lestoil
auditors
in
does
also
to
share¬
$89,000.
it
Inc.—were " ap¬
Ami
and
substantially
exten¬
an
will
for
months
nine
and
commented 'upon
in
be
evaluation
an
accounts
of
prior
ended
completed
various
periods
Sept.
not
control
assume
balance
and
years.
30,
the
of
company
until
the
substantially
was
various
of
In
in
slpw-moving inventory items in the .amount
opinion, the decrease in sales and profit^ was
our
result
various
dollars,
items.
of
the
involvement
lawsuits,
and
.
,
deductions
.
'
the
;
of
to
use
adequately
"
<
.
-
time
and
available
ad¬
management
ineffective
failure
the
of
control
/
a
number
of
limited
not
investors
value
of
outset,
very
a
Mr.
establish'
to
necessary
198,
1532.
p.
investment
open-end
an
with diversi¬
The port¬
preferred stocks.
mojtion
financial
The
the
of
the
the company's
accountants,
$1,111,370
and
number
necessitate
financial statements.
totaling
picture rights
a
to
of
items
substantial
Among these
reflect:
(li
which,
in
adjustments
are
the
in
extraordinary
amortization
of
motion
depreciation of machinery and equipment appli¬
of extending the
purpose
firm
of
funds
Bridges
Invest¬
insufficient
are
separate
as
1963.
portfolios.
market
in
accounts.
investment
An
risk
inherently
under
the
laws
of
company
198,
is
1
par)
PRESENT FINANCING
sales
the
in
and
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
469.
p.
earnings
loss
of
Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
months
two
Shoe
Brown
1963,
of
G.
R.
Kinney Corp. sales and
the second highest
has reported
Co.
its history.
/
Monte E. Shomaker, President, noted that the fiscal
closed
earnings
Oct.
on
considerable
the
year,
the
of
on
Counsel,
Authorized
-^•V.
in
Nebraska
is
Fund
Inc.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
($1
the
/
sponsored and managed by the firm
Inc., of Omaha, Nebraska.
Bridges
paid a managtment fee for its serv¬
is headquartered at 8401 W. Dodge Rd., Omaha.
Counsel,
stock
in
involved
:
'
organized
The
31,
in
has
1963,
been
accomplishment
completed
Kinney Corp.
G.
R.
On
progress.
year,
which
supported
Aug.
of
31
sale
of
(he business
the
the
to
company
transition
of
one
and
F.
W.
and
Woolworth
by
this
assets
Co.
for
$39,000,000 in cash and $6,000,000
sales
for
the
year
$323,598,928
for
the
previous
full
in promissory notes.
$316,867,421 against net
were
which,
year
year's sales of the Kinney Division'.
of
included
course,
/.'■
sales
of
the
'
Net
earnings from operations amounted to $12,387,176 against net
of $12,928,815 for, the previous year.
This year's earn¬
reflect the loss of two months of Kinney earnings.
Net earnings from operations were $6.57 per share on 1,885,164
shares
outstanding
against $6.84 per share on
1,889,059 shares
earnings
ings
outstanding
in 1962.
Shomaker noted
'
that
after
the
close
the
of
fiscal
company's
shares of common stock had been pur¬
share following an invitation, ih October, to
tender up to 300.000 shares of common stock at this price.
As an explanation for this action he said:
"This action riot only
streamlines our/capital structure but also gives us greater flex¬
ibility fdr future moves, and at the same time leaves us in an
exceptionally strong financial condition.."
year
total
a
chased
at
of
$90
157,241
per
continued: "Especially
Shomaker
Mr.
sales
have
cember
relating
revealed
whose
investments.
Bridges Investment
Investment
out' the
picture
review
and
administration
large
to
remove
was
has
reported
been
satisfactory
.
to this period include current amor¬
rights, interest charges, and provision
for
doubtful
trade
accounts
and
other
receivables.
Accordingly,
the
company
sustained a net loss for the period
(before extra¬
ordinary charges)
of $70,813,
or
a
loss of 12 cents per share,
against reported profits (after taxes of $11,890) of
$614,760,, or
$1.15 per share, in the prior year.
of
bonds
management
economical
20,
March
Mr.
did
period
inevitable
charges
a
has
/
market
the
at
primarily for the
Inc.'to
company
Net
aspects
includes
income
the
Bon
completed,
we
believe
the
decrease in operating profits for the period was due
primarily to.
several factors: (1) a decrease of $645,860 in
sales; (2) an increase
in administrative, advertising and promotion,
expenses;
and (3) a."
opinion
the
feel
we
include
created
securities
Despite
letter
a
Products,
for
been
now
important
review
the
nine-month
The
that
Bonanza's,
common
directors.
Industries, Inc., this issue.—V.
investment
ordinarily
Capital
.
1963
were
$11,479,672 compared with $12,125,532'for the same period in 1962.
Operating profits amounted to $137,649, as against $730,520 re¬
ported a year ago by prior management.
•' -
Other
of
Lines
768.
p.
was
permit
The
initiated.
was
review
more
sales
tization
confirmed
shares
Air
By acquiring shares of the Fund,, investors obtain the kind of se¬
curities diversification and continuous investment supervision which
sale
and
-
for
independent
The
items
of cost
of
trademark
a
reported earnings had been overstated for a
Accordingly, Hitchcock & Company, of Spring¬
and
letter.
energy
two
the" plan- for 'merger had been tendered
offer as it now stands, will terminate
the
of
Counsel,
ices.
not'disclosed.
continue
under
President,
Jr.,
review
auditors'
of
vertising
Lines
of
Pacific
board
hence
proposed,
now
Fund
ment
Co.—Shows Nine Months' Loss—
and
Gross
the
prior
effect
carry¬
/
holdings
The
Bloomfield purchased the United States res¬
division of Proctor-Silex.—V. 198, p. 2124.
Hogan,
financial
sheet
of
firm's
that
that
/
services
Appliance
the
acquisition
was
will
products
Ami
company
The
loss
tax
company
designed to provide investors in securities
fied
portfolio consisting primarily of common
198,
holders that upon assuming control of Bon Ami and after a pre¬
liminary
examination,
it
was,
clearly
apparent
that
published
figures did not properly
reflect the financial condition of
the
some
Air
exchange
shares
BUSINESS-^—Bridges investment Fund, is
the
over
year.—V.
Canadian
that it has formed.a
described
equipment
pointed
for
$67,500
This has the
r
•
months, of
six
has
purchase price
October,
write-down
America—Sales, Net Up
■
SP^king before the New
c
.
860.
O'Malley/ President has reproted that for the fiscal'
Sept. 30. 1963, consolidated gross sales and pther in¬
totaled
the
over
Co. of
first
Proctor-Silex
of
Daniel
of
Automatic Canteen
Sharply—
through
p.
said
Brown Shoe Co.,
Dec.
offering
stock
common
Stanley
commercial
taurant
com¬
common
Bradford
subscribed
Oct. 731,
profit
net
$229.830—an
the
Industries
The
action.
sive
of
amount
Bridges Investment Fund, Inc.—Capital Stock Of¬
fered—Pursuant to a Nov.-18, 1963 prospectus, the
Fund offered publicly, without
underwriting, 200,000
capital shares at an initial price of $10.08 per-share.
(
Net proceeds will be used for investment.
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Proctof-Silex,
field.
Atlas
Bonanza'
an
latter
but
•
making
number
the
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
of
for
date."—V.
Atlas
See
Fund
Bon
Earnings
year.
198,
Payment will
Y., or the
announced
against
shares.—V.
were
in
Bradford Speed Packaging & Development Corp.—.
Rights Offering Completed—
N.
corresponding
as
cut-off
a
2376.
Bloomfield
Industries Canada,
Ltd.,
and
has
opened
a
manufacturing plant in Rexdale, a suburb of Toronto.
Daniel Bloomfield, President,
said the expansion moves marked
his company's first entry into the Canadian market.
Officer.
book
the
1963.
due
A
new,
$48,217,000—
or
1964, $198,-
series
shs.
orders
was
Executive
represented
appraisal to
as
allocation,
stpeks.
Bloomfield
half
the
E.
its
is
contending in a pending Civil Aeronautics Board
that such ownership without prior CAB approval is
1963,
sidiary,
In
assets
independent
,
that
reported
to
in
equipment.^also disclosed
Corp.—Reports Record Sales, Net-
William
ended
these
an
respect
to the future, heindicated a continuing desire
negotiate a satisfactory merger agreement, but s'tqted, "It inay
well be, however, that future circumstances will riot1'-warrant''the
Jan. 1, 1964,
borids/ seri-s B.
p.
■-
Packaging
With
27%; Net 5.5%—
Up
months
six
196,
Rex
stated.
31.
folio
licensee
achieved
Dec.
on
interest.
Broadway,
reflected
three
the
Converse
8,
equipment business of Proctor-Silex Corp., officials of
the
two
companies announced on Dec. 3.
'
The Chicago-based Bloomfield, a major producer of food service
of
Ampex
first
has
company
He
Outstanding
Unlimited
5,7
Corp.—Sales
the
Bloomfield
1737.
p.
Mr.
2124.
of
Authorized
Co.,
Switzerland.—V.
and
to
•.
,
Converse
198,
.
The
p.
resale.
-v,
for
accrued
Trust
Zurich,
compared, to $4,509,240 for the
previous- year, an increase of 277/
the
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
/
sales
plus
100'.?
at
Schroder
Bank,
Bloomfield
it
for
estate
1978
the
BernzOmatic
Net
$218,050
.
although
1,
at
Credit
'
to
1,
bonds
$5,714,418
'
value,
Jan.
made
be
debenture
adjustment
of
increase and
proposed
merger
would
increase
shareholder's stock by one-third
Oct.
to;
1978 at 100% plus accrued interest; and
corporation has also called for redemption
of its 4Vfe%
debt adjustment debenture
months
real
things, of ,(1) a low ratio of undepreciable land value to total
investment,
and
(2)
the availability
of accelerated depreciation
for new property; and
(c)
due
Swiss
pro¬
annual deductions for depre¬
laws by reason, among other
tax
1,
The
$90,500
Among,
.*
and
large
income
prop¬
The
Pacific
Light Co. Inc.—Partial Redemption
debt
been
for
to
Bonanza
terms
Jan.
4%'?
its
Home
of
the
of
one
as
(prior to their acquisition by
unlawful.
•
i.
has called for redemption on Jam
corporation
of
of
selection
the
HUf
Berlin Power &
The
600
long
terms
and
for
such
acquisition and improvements
of
borrow;
relatively
Federal
real
Department.
in
:
.
in
regulations
income' '-t ix
Treasury
,
to
for
the
under
the
States
permitted
(bp Eligibility
ciation
in
"interest
assets,"
deemed- favorable
are:
Mortgagabillty
amounts
estate
United
which
investments
estate
"real
property"
tlpe
by
factors
as
strategic
location
and
strong
property will include such interests
real
definitions
mulgated
the
tenants.
The
as are included
construction,
upon
r
'
Tidy
Pending
of. such
officials
stock
made
into
.
price
It
established
<•
market value
the
amount
2,
proceeding
the
to
60,000.000
Pesos.
divided
par value 'of
3 Pesos —V.
•
District
amended.
as
submitted
^
••
dated July 14,
has over 3,000
Highway,
in
capitalization
to
shares, each having a
20,000,000
BUSINESS—-American
in
be
must
manage¬
sales
been
"It
is
our
belief, however," said Bonanza Chairman Edmund
Converse,
"that
Pacific's
directors
will
not
accept
this
offer
despite numerous foreseeable benefits because their hands may be
tied by West Coast Airline's ownership of 34%
of Pacific's shares."
by 4 p.m.. Feb.
4, 1964. In addition, a special stock¬
meeting has been ordered for March 17, 1964, to authorize
increase
p.
shares
that
announced
prior
appears
in 1961
group
offey calling
common
in
also
Dec.
merger
a
was
by
sale.
the
on
Bonanza Air Lines,
.
It
an
v.!
■
from
loss
into
has
and $33,750 for the current nine months.
On
price not to exceed $1.62V2 a share (U. S.) or its
Phillipine currency, according to an announcement
Manila, The Pliillipines, by Herbert Allen, Chairman.
at
equivalent
27.
proceeds will be used for debt repayment, and
investments.'
stock,
;
that
estimated
an
$427,505
reducing reported earnings but will increase the
forward applicable to future years.—V. 198, p. 1048.
On
Dec,
4,
directors of Benguet Consolidated
authorized
the
tender purchase of up to 1.000,000 shares of the company's, capital
Trust
of
of
Benguet Consolidated Inc.—Stock Tender Offer—
holders— The
the
$450,000 has
years
/
1048.
p.
indi¬
it
or
feels
valpe of these assets has been increased by $450,000 to reflect the
prior purchase.
Appropriate year-end adjustments will be made
upon receipt of the appraisal.
Depreciation on the additional value
period
same
share
per
entirety
the book value of the underlying assets should have been
to reflect
determine
quarter were $11,363,232 against
now
total $502,767, or 47 cents
Earnings
year.
from
up
first
Indicate
reserve
by the actual purchase price.
1839.
the
for
estimated
Ami ),
Bon
reported net earnings of $282,207, or 26 cents
sales of $5,572,591 for its third quarterly ppriod
1963. This compares with earnings of $239,940, or
on
its
of
increased
company
Manufacturing Co.—-Net, Sales Higher—
per
the
entered
agreement
date
a
Divisions/ by another
the
approved,
p.
to
therefore
Extraordinary Charges.
Following the purchase of the
ware¬
in
foods
distribution
and
reflect
not
were
year.
Sales
by AMAX
expected that
sale.—V.
is
separate
a
Nov.
cents
last
be
to
the
in
engaged
in
in
management
new
time
Negotiations
$60,000
area.
merger
share,
ended
will have a negligible effect
AMAX earnings will not be
2123.
assets
It
the
by
RST
independent
an
to
these
of
include agency sales contracts
metal trading and agency sales
1,000,000 shares of RST stock for these
by
are
ment.
The company has
world-wide
by
agreeable
fixed
on
derived
was
The
acquired
be
consideration
The
assets
.
to
experienced
an
Chicago
as
Behlen
per
Assets
and
is
and
products.—V. 198,
this
of
Terminal
•
,
date.
future
a
package
Your
its
favorable
most
unprofitable
Produce Terminal Cold Storage will
at its present location with the
same
management, personnel and policies, the statement said.
Beatrice
Foods
is
a
leading
processor
of dairy ancf grocery
together
the end
concluded by
be
'
at
to divert
and
costs
involved
in
managing
this
dissimilar
negotiations are under way to dispose of this asset on,
possible basis.
Efforts to sell the film rights
severely limited by the conditions of a long-term and as yet
the
items
the
operate
Hochschild, Chairman,
announced on Dec, 2.
Walter
of
foreign
in
held
be
unsuccessful.
operation,
Beatrice
to
sale of the film
a
marketing talents and energies to the.
promotion of the film library. Therefore, in order to eliminate the
Co.—Proposed Merger—
of
meeting
business
Greater
sales
as
Selection Trust
Rhodesian
of
stock,
RST
of
Coolbaugh,
to
subsidiaries
AMAX
operations
similar
in
five
of
agreed
by
proved
would be unsound
Terminal
President
Produce
If
has
value
either
films
disclosed.
Sell Certain Assets
its business
lead, zinc and certain nonferrous metals,
Climax
Metal
been
book
vidually,
Sizer,
A.
w.
Produce
special
a
per
American Metal Climax, Inc.—To
during
now
tized
Chairman and William C. Baker, Presi¬
Cold Storage, Chicago, and William G.
Foods, confirmed that discussions^
have reached ?.n advanced stage for the merger of the two com¬
panies, subject to approval by Produce Terminal stockohlders at
Dec., 2.
dent
house
American
$0.20
stock
common
of
value
prior years amortization of $604,815.' This amount
charged against this asset, resulting in an unamor¬
of these film rights of $487,505 as of Sept. 30.
Continued efforts by prior management to realize income from the
has
1232.
p.
Karnes,
1963, it was reported that 29,500 shares
outstanding common stock had been
$31.50
at
37,050
$0.23
acprued
substantially
at
company
executive
share through Shearson, Hammill
& Co., New York.—V. 198, p. 1436.
sold
1,433,822'
37,050
of
Beatrice .Foods
American'Factors, Ltd.-—Secondary Stock Offering
of
1,432,574
-
...
share
per
198,
On
—On Dec. 3,
301,498
—
1
Preferred
768.
,
329,304
taxes
stock outstanding:
Earnings
—V.
630,802
333,108
:—r__
taxes..
Common
,
stated that the purchase of snares by
Co. represented part of its projected in¬
vestment of $10,000,000 in the company, which is
expected to be
completed shortly by the purchase by Libbey-Owens-Ford of $3,-.
500.000 of the company's long-term 5Va %• notes at par.—V.
198,
after
$13,006,286
653,108
320,000
i—;
taxes
income
for
income
Shares
Sept.
10,
1963. He also
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
before
motion pictures out¬
acquired—beginning in
curried on the books of
and these rights were
$1,200,000.
,
certain
were
t'hat figure through June 30, 1963.
rights to any film library decrease with time, the
book value of these rights should
have reflected this decreasing
worth.
In the opinion of the company's independent auditors and
its legal counsel,
the value of these film rights should have been
amortized over a period of ten years.
Thus, there should have been
1962
1963
$16,610,594
during
p.
rights to exhibit and distribute
the United States and Canada
1957—for
Report—
'
31—
.
The
side
the
Corp.—Quarterly
Oct.
sales
Net
1963 increased approximately
12',/
principally by reason
purchase by Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. of an aggregate
of
184,210 shares during the year and thq issuanoe of approxi¬
mately 39,000 shares in payment of the 2Vc stock dividend paid on
Ended
refused to express an opinion with regard to the
year-end statements, because of the treatment of the
picture rights.
Since the
for 1962 would also
84 cents if computed on
the same basis as 1963. Mr.
further
noted
that the number of shares outstanding,
earnings
the
that
noted
accountants
fairness of the
-
Kaufman
the
Ix
1417.
p.
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
prior, years; and (2) the estimated loss to be incurred curupon' the saie of the motion picture rights-.
amortization ana depreciation .charges had been reflected
in the company's statements lor the years to which they properly
relate, reported earnings would have been substantially less in each
year since
.1957.
Although the company reported net earnings of
$&14,7b0 lor the first nine months of 1962, it should be noted that
announced
.
-
.
reuLy
,
has
.
cable to
Publicly-r-
that
the bank plans to sell $100,000,000 of 25-year sinking fund capital
notes.
They will be offered publicly in the week beginning Dec. 16,
through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., New York.
|
Mr.
Dunckel
said
the
issue
has
been
approved "in principle"
by the New York State Banking Department.
He explained that
final approval can be obtained only after the offering price is set.
Stockholder approval ol the issue is not required, ne aaaed.
Proceeds of the offering will be added to capital funds, thereby
raising the limit the bank can lend to any one customer.
In New
York/a state chartered bank can lend up to-10$ of its total capi¬
Gn
announced that the results
of
the
company's operations for the fiscal year ended Sept, 30,
1963
were
very satisfactory.
Mr. Kaufman stated that sales and
other revenues for the period aggregated $25,320,024, a new record
for
the
company,
against the previous high of $23,627,900 for
the year ended Sept.
30, 1962. A new company record was also
established as
a
result of a substantial increase in the volume"
Jerome
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
result
always
for
been
by
our
good pre-Christmas retail
division indicating a very
retail
the
entire
holiday
the biggest month
/
country..
footwear
shoe
in
V
•,
"Advance
and
we
spring,
are
1964."—V.
1964.
optimistic
198,
p.
orders
about
are
this
also
trend
2032.
1
Bucyrus-Erie
-
v'',
Co.—Notes
-
..
Sold
De¬
season.
sales
through¬
' ;v
^
ahead
of
a
■
,
.,
Privately—On
Dec.
4, 1963, it was reported that the company had sold
privately $10,000,000 of promissory note& due Dec. I,
1978,
through
Reynolds & Co., Inc., New York.
—V.
198,
p.
676.
-
Y
>!
;
ago
year
continuing throughout
'
i■
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;
' ; • .
-
,
'
;V:,
/
-
Volume
198
Number 6323
...
California Electric Power Co.—Merger
i The
The
remote extension,
which can be, carried in a shirt pocket,
approximately the same as an ordinary telephone extension.
the user's telephone rings,
the "Pocketfone" buzzes.
When
switched on, .the remote unit activates the fixed phone,
thereby
enabling the user to answer his call.
Approved—
in
of
favor
the
Calectric's
holders
to
Power
Electric
California
of
merger
consider
have
called
special meeting
a
Dec.
on
of CEP stock¬
the
authorizations
the
Under
the
will
stock.
by
Nevada
be
converted
share
into
into
Oct.
of
1.
share
one
Edison's
On
haa
The
the
T.
N.
date
no
will
at
A.
issue and
of
amount
interest
S.
more
outstanding
Bank
the
time
any
at
America's
of
time
to
to
one time. Each note will
prime rate for 90-ciay to
Proceeds
or
California
line.—V.
subsidiary
sales
International
198,
and
-
Telephone
Sept.
30,
issue.
Senior
term:
leans
including a special item of $74,100 representing tax
and credits,
amounted to $445,367, an increase Of
$384,902 reported for the previous fiscal year. This
prom,
note
prom,
note
share on the 603,438 snares of
the company's stock, the average number outstanding during the
year,
compared with 65 cents per share on 596,301 shares, the
average number outstanding during fiscal 1962.—V.
198, p. 380.
5%-%
Net " income,
equivalent
was
5
to
74
cents
per
Nov.
5',4%
6
shares
at $3.50
shares
for
share, on the basis of three, new
held of record Nov. 20.
Rights
per
will expire Dec
Capital
No underwriting is involved.
10.
terms
proceeds will be used for debt repayment,
working capital, and other corporate purposes.
plastic
pipe
in
the.
molded
and
and
consolidated
its
and
Products
primarily
engaged
are
sale
pipe
have
to
subsidiaries
of extruded
fittings.
In
and
and
manufacture and
fabricated plastic
Notes
Authorized
$715,000
151,623
to bank__
Other
notes
payable
Long-term debt:
payable
•
,r
Other
bearing
able
various
11,
1968
dates
The
365,160
307(109
307,109
i,
1,
6%
at
Subordinated
'
terest,
to
6%
to
1,
in¬
I.
513,100
513,100
.1972—
par)
(no
Price
&
Chandler
&
Price
makes
now
paper cutters
in additions
die-cutting presses.
full
a
line of hand and
line
its
to
of
It
,
the
Enterprises, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
the
the common stock of the company was listed on
1963,
6,
Stock
American
First
-
will
.
V
.
extension.
It
and
According
since
'
The
pected
addition,
of
the
"If
The
cradle
large
to
to
."%/;/.%/
the
and
carried
with
of
a
will
lower
by
and
the
the
user.
well
be
,
fixed
stand
receiver,
The
complements
Co,__._
R.
W'eld
&
150
250
150
At
Colonial has
present,
vote
terms
to
of
the
and
operate
Philadelphia
was
and
stand
the
within
the
holds
a
on
phone.
remote
which
H.
both
Solms,
companies.
President
of
/
.
.
Colonial
..
of
phone, a
pocketable
the
phone,
i
stitutional
investors
and
pension
funds.
The
company
services
a
______
Incorporated
80.000
49 0^0
—
138%
/.
"
in
5 000
5,000
Corp.—Net Up
reported
has
Industries
gain
,
,
Industries
Aluminum
a
10,C30
40,000
r.____
Co..
&
10.0C0
10.000
80,000
—
6,250
20,000
10,000
10.000
80.000
Co—__
&
"
net income
in this
138%
40%
increase in
year's third quarter
a
same
year
improvement
October
year's first nine months net income was $110,470,
a
share, 011 sales of $10,391,338. In the same
this
For
to
cents
14
equal
nine
net was $161,052, or 20.5 cents a share, on
sales
of
$8,532,029.
The lower net income
in this year's nine
months, according to Mr.''Hirsch,
reflected the depressed selling
last
months
prices
in
year
throughout
effect
952.
p.
most
-
six
198,
'
-
'
28.3%; Net 41.1%—-
President, has announced
that sales for
ended Oct. 31, 1963, were $8,087(272 against
Werhane,
F
Harold
the
the first half year.-^-V.
of
/
Culligan Inc.—Sales Up
period,
month
the same period last year, an increase of ::8.3'< .
Earnings for the six month period were $531,046, up from $376,310,
an
increase of 41,1%, which is equivalent to 88.5 cents per share
$6,302,831
history.
high,
second
$32L157
ings
as
the
year-' was
quarter, ended Oct.%31, 1933, also set a
irom $3,248,831 to $4,493,307.
Earnings tor
second
rising
quarter
increased
from
(7.1% of sales), reflecting a
compared to sales.—V. 198, p.
Data-Control
$195,2 11 (6% of; sales) to
1.1% increase m net earn¬
952.
Systems, Inc.—Net
Up 55%—
announced that earnings
to $1.09 per share, out¬
standing after taxes as compared with 70 cents per share out¬
standing the preceding year.
Salejs for the year increased .ro:n
$4,779 019
to $5,012,693;
earnings before taxes increased from.
"Sfiii 489' to $887 445; the numbfiK. of shares outstanding increased
Horn 375 125 to 376,700.
The backlog on Sept. 30 was $2 9 43.591
as
compared
with $612,652 the previous year. , The backlog on
for
,
last
^.
for
Sales
record
cents per share for the,,
outstanding record, since the
the highest in company
62.7
compared to
This is an
six
first
the
stock,
period last year/
month period
same
'
for
outstanding
of
.
;
38,750
/
'
ago period.
Louis Hirsch/President, attributed
primarily to price increases applicable to this
quarter.
Sales
for
the
quarter
were
$3,858,168
against $2,759,720 in
last year's third period.
Net income was $83,000, equal to 10.6
cents a share, up from $34,829 or 4.4 cents a share.
announcement
!
V
his com-
Shares
310,000
Co
Aluminum
the
the
Dr.
working
banking
Inc.....:
1321.
p.
and
over
the
capital base,
business.
Basis
for
the
new
financing was Colonial's impressive record
of
growth in
earnings and capital accumulation over the past
quarter century. Colonial Mortgage has represented Mutual Benefit
Life, as mortgage correspondent in the State of Pennsylvania for
over
20 years.
4.
%/:,%%.
A-subsidiary of Atlas Credit Corp. (NYSE), Colonial Mortgage
Service
Co.
originates and services mortgages for over 200 in¬
...
198,
year's
granted
Life Insurance
said
141,736 shs.
359,402 sns.
-
_
Kistler & Co.__
Crown
has been
Mortgage,
will use
the funds to increase its
enabling further expansion of its mortgage
the
range
5, by
&
Macon
Crown
and
pany
v
which
Dec.
David
Wheat
B
sales
2,675,887 shares of
of Philadelphia
C.
Powell.
agreement, Crown's present management
the company.
Crown has offices in New
Service Co.
Mortgage
$653,153
237,000
1,000,000
1.000,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
"
■
FINANCING
80,000
80.000
D
900
spokesmen
noted
that
confirmation of
the merger
will be submitted to Colonial's stockholders.
A twoof approval is required to ratify the agreement.
the
for
Outstanding
1,000,006
par,)..
'
PRESENT
'
Merger—
the merger
sold
was
$1,500,000
237,000
pari
T. Robbins & Co.,
Hutton
E.
J.
V
CoCo.—__
&
Carmel.
for
($1
($1
1321.
p.
TO
Authorized
50,000
160.000
—V.
motive
EFFECT
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc._
Mason-Hagan, Inc
^
G. A. 'Saxton & Co., Inc....
L.
______—•—
Lerchen
GIVING
Inc..
W.
900
250
Co,
&
$2,500,000 loan for 15 years by The Mutual Benefit
of Newark,
New Jersey,
according to a joint
on
of
requests
for
"Pocketfone" last October,
rate
&
Anthony
Co.
has re¬
information
company
of a pocketable production model is ex¬
spring; of 1964," Mr. Friedman said. "In
is considering the advantages of sale vs. lease,
monthly
Brothers
Inc.
with
1965-1969.
Colonial
a
j.'%//•'
Chairman,
the
consists
<fc
stock
common
Debentures
Colonial Mortgage Service Co.—Receives Loan—
of
remote telephone
comprehensive
plans 'for
test
customers.
the
raise
blends
model
unique
a
number
the
of
advanced
more
a
telephone accessories."
device
extension
rests
in
Chromailoy
leased,
more
Friedman,
Trask
shares,
shares
B
198,
William
150
plants in York, S. C., Dillon, S. C.,
Manchester,- N.
H.,
Forestdale,
R.
I.,
and
Morristown, Tenn.
Crown
has approximately
1,000 employees and facilities totaling
in excess of 900,000 square feet.—V. 198,
p. 952.
marKecing
begin
device
similar
Joseph
introduction
test
to
revealed
merchandising.
unusually
an
the
also
to
Co.,
&
The
certain
of
inure
Fulton,' Reid & Co.,
250
:
Chromailoy Corp. lias demonstrated
its recently announced "Pocketfone,"
marketing
Barney
„
Co.—,
company.
continue
York
Chromailoy Corp.—New Remote Telephone Exten¬
ceived
Spencer
major
.mooy
hereby,
400
outstanding.
Under
National
.
150
&
basis.
unsecured
an
900
...
">' ■!.
agreement
City Bank, New York, has been appointed
registrar for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 198, p. 1632.
sion
Smith,
900
Co..
Corp
900
a
paint-
the
is
purchase
Corp.
that
it
proceeds fyom the sale of the debentures will
reduction ol' the company's notes payable to
permit the company to meet its seasonal banking
writers
150
Inc
Inc....—
of America—Proposed
announced
years
thirds
The
Co.,
Pressprich & Co...
Rothschild & Co..—
900
B,
distributes
leisure-time
believes
It
the
to
offered
,
David
and
kits,
mosaic
UNDERWRITERS—Under
400
900
potential
Company
r
Exchange under the symbol CE.
Appointment-—
F.
&
Schwabacher
Co—
marine
picture frames.
"paint-by-number
the
purchase contract, if the under¬
any of the debentures or any of the common shares
they must purchase all of the debentures and all of
the common shares to be offered to the public.
The names of the
underwriters and the respective principal amounts of debentures and
number of common shares being offered which each has severally
agreed to purchase arevas follows:
&
Co..
to be realized by pooling the technological, mar¬
keting and managerial talents of the two companies.
Described
as
a
pooling of interests, the merger calls for an
exchange of stock.
No cash is involved^ According to the terms,
Crown is to receive initially 362,500 shares of Colonial Corp.
of
America
stock,
plus a
contingent,
additional
maximum
100,000
shares predicated on future profits
generated by Crown.
A fixed
percentage of these contingent shares will be issued to the extent
that Crown's after tax earnings exceed $800,000 per annum through
auto¬
was
common
Ontario.
will
011
Common
leading
a
.
was
future
stock
Dec.
L.
400
Corp
Colonial
apparel
surviving
blends,
printing
spegialty
.
Chemical
W.
R.
_
Corp.
and
This
company's
manufactures
company
crusneu
notes
—V.
manufacturer of men's, women's and chil¬
annual sales approaching $70 million, will be
Crown, a privately owned firm with vol¬
ume
of approximately $20 million,
is the nation's largest manu¬
facturer
of specialty
utility fabrics.
Crown produces interfacings
and underlinings for men's and women's'apparel and material for
draperies and blankets, utilizing natural and synthetic libers and
Black,
matic
On
Paribus
C.
1933.
2,
Colonial,
Black,
Mr.
Sheerr
the
the purchase
is the first step
in
Chandler &
Price's
planned acquisition program
to enlarge, the
company's share of, the billion dollar in-plant printing equipment
to
Dec.
dren's
811-.447 shs.
1,200,000 shs..
...
Co.—Acquisition—
E.
Louis
2,
Ohio
The
150
Day
p.
the
-
of America and the Crown Textile
Manufacturing Co., Inc. concluded agreements to merge the ,twocompanies.
The
announcement
was
made jointly
by Colonial
President Sol Berger and Crown's two principal stockholders, Stamey
1433.
According
and
A.
&
Smith
Walling,
Colonial
President of Chandler
& Price
Co.,
80,-year-old Cleveland manufacturer of printing equipment,
announced the purchase of all the tools, dies, fixtures,
inventory
and patents of The Pioneer-Toledo Corp., a manufacturer of paper
drilling equipment for the printing inuustry.
Dec.
market.
150
250
Inc.
400
198,
of
payable to banks
—
Other sundry
indebtedness
6%/ conv. sap. aeos. due
10/1/1973
Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
ner
400
On
equity:
stock
p.
Chandler
On
McDonnell
Merrill
Corp
Co.,
sets,
wooden
will
Class
...
250
,
Tucker,
&
offering
.
account
7%
Co.,
&
Thalmann
Freres
900
Inc.
Co.
Hutton
interest.
plus accrued
par
CAPITALIZATION
agreed
ol' de¬
$900
—...
Stern
886,954
700,000
various
on
Aug.
Shareholders
Common
886,954
700,000
notes—
bearing
payable
dates
198,
Co.
Lazard
150
—V.
interest—-—
promissory
noninterest
—V.
Ladenburg,
150
White,
1968___.—_
debentures—due Feb.
1972,
5,000,000 shs.
:
900
E.
at
selling shareholders and none of the pro¬
directly to the company, but part of the pro¬
ceeds to selling shareholders will be used to repay advances made
by Craft Master to another corporation.
Amount
900
Co..
Boston
Corp.—Common, Debentures Offered
public
and
ceeds
'l';V'%5
Peabody
W.
'
payable-^noniuterest bearing
to 6%
interest,
payable
on
various
dates
to
Jan.
First
1973
applied
the
360,000
agreement, subject to the
the several underwriters
400
Inc.
:__1
Dillon, Union Se¬
&
&
group
1,
needs
1,999,000
Inc.
notes
Convertible
1
First of Michigan Corp.:..'
Goldman, Sachs & Co..
Ilallgarten & Co.
-
——
&
Jackson
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc. and William T.
Strathroy,
be
onus.
j
600,000
«;!(, ,[ v
Kidder,
2,550
_
Co.,
<fc
Master
and
and
omitted).
$2,550
duPont,
curities
Feb.
to
I.
Allyn,
to
365,160
(000's
Merle-Smith.
Eastman
payable—noninterest
to 6%
interest, pay-
Mortgage
Dickson
Francis
notes
on
&
S.
'
to bank—interest
6%, payable on
various dates to Dec. 31.
1967
4%
below
Co
<fc
Dick
payable
from
»=<( rhw
1,999,000
1
to
Co
Securities
senior notes due 1973,
junior subordinated notes due 1975 had been
first
banks
purchase and the company lias
severally the respective principal amount
&
Bradford
Privately—On
$2,000,000 of this
and $1,000,000 of
largest
manufacturer
of
sets
in
the
world.
Mo%, of
the company's products are marketed tinder the trade name Craft
Master in retail outlets throughout the United States and Canada.
The
company's
main
offices
and
manufacturing
facilities are
located
at
328 North Westwood
Ave., Toledo,
Ohio, with other
manufacturing facilities located at Santa Fe Springs, California
1,300,000
—
5,000,000 shs.
Co.—
R.
$165,000
151,623
^
.
Notes
,
,,
*4
Inc—
Becker
JO.
Childs
Outstanding
i
G.
A.
J.
&
19J
Sold
that
5%
6%
kits,
2,500,000
underwriting
therein set forth,
agreed
Stearns
first
PROCEEDS—Net
u
Whipple
Barth
Bear,
Co.—Notes
reported
was
stock.
6,000,COO
2,500,000
par)
forth
Co.,
developed the
machine tou.s'."—v
company
for
system
Co., Inc., Cleveland, as head of an under¬
offered publicly 125,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $10 per share, and $1,000,000
of its 6%
convertible subordinated debentures due
notes
notes.
Brothers:——
Bacon,
J.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
debt:
Short-term
&
Credit
1963, it
writing
due
Amount
Blyth
the
years
Robbins &
'
6,000,000
note
—
($10
them
set
.,
,
Craft
due
—
conditions
to
Lehman
polyvinyl chloride
(PVC)
sheet.
The company's principal office is located on Chamberlain Road,
Mantua
Township, Ohio. Its mailing address is P. O. Box 133,
Aurora, Ohio.
■'
GIVING EFFECT
sell
*
1633.
p.
as
—On Dec. 2,
r
,
subordinated
severally
bentures
they manufacture and sell a variety of plastic parts
products, molded and/or fabricated to customer specifications,
addition,
CAPITALIZATION
1,
Stock:
and
:or
How¬
intention
our
well
3,
the
5,000,000
2,000,000
UNDERWRITERS—In'the
Net
BUSINESS—Carlon
5,000.000
2,000.000
note
subordinated
stock
i..e
consideration.
by-numbs-r
1973
1971
1, 1978—
Capital
five
each
19b,
privately through Paine, Webber,
Curtis, New York.—V. 190, p. 668.
20,000,000
1,
Nov.
due Sep.
due
temporary
purposes.—V.
'
used
purposes.
present
sold
20,00J,00J
Equipment Realty Corporation:
5Va%-5:,4% notes due through 1983
5,':i %
no
be
of
extend
1177.
its
construc¬
20,000.000
offering its stockholders the
for1'304,293 additional common
subscribe
to
above
corporate
has
it
that
will
a
as
firm's
Commercial
Clark '
1983
by Clark
Wholly-owned
Subsidiary—Clark
holders—The ompany is
right
$20,000,000
1981
Stock¬
Corp.—Rights Offering to
the
other
and
shares
Dee.
on
increase
shares.
4,
Community
owned
due
B
indebtedness:
junior
%
series
1977
1,
senior
June
for
BUSINESS—The
subordinated
senior
additional
announced
stock
vote
to
19,ob5,000
due
owned
Products
Carlon
%
•
Subordinated
the
the
nography. During its early
practical numerical control
$13,740,000
paper
514%
that
will
activities in the analog
and hyorid scientific
a
strong capability in instrume.ua ion an.I
digital systems engineering. Concord has achieved
an
outstanding reputation foi the development 01 extreme!, rel.able
automated systems in machine tool control,
cartography and ocea¬
Outstanding
__
__
debentures
>
over
to
Oct.
Authorized
5% %
15%
tive
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Long term:
5!4% debentures series A
for
period.
adjustments
trailers.
stockholders
incorporation
2,000,000 to 3,000,000
computer field to include
Indebtedness—
Commercial
the company's, fiscal year ended
$4,949,840 during the previous 12-months
against
1963,
highway
commercial
trucks,
industrial
manufactures
Co.
and
refrigeration,
excels
announcing the addition of Concord., CSI's President, Robert
added, "This acquisition is in accordance With our objec¬
control
Canada
Equipment
machinery
Short
$5,186,690
Dec.
In
branches.
CAPITALIZATION
this
Corp.,
Caressa, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
totaled
and
in
Haskins
Eo.uipment Go. products to consumers in the
through Clark's independent dealers
Clark
retail
Clark
tion
Bank
Sales
Equipment Credit Corporation, a wholly
the
undisclosed
Of¬
redeem¬
not
are
is
Computer Systems, Inc., of Richmond, Va., announce:!
Concord Control, Inc., of Boston.
The new isos.q:i
1956 outgrowth of MIT's Servo-iviechanisms Labora¬
tory, was purchased from Dorsett Electronics, Inc. of luisa, lor an
sales
and storage were 'added
to the
line in 1963 with the acquisition of Tyler Refrigeration Corp.
Telegraph
&
using
On
Equipment Company, has its executive offices
Ave., Buchanan, Mich.
It finances retail time
Dewey
new
States
own
lood
192.
p.
of
United
Gannon E.ectric Co.—Sells Assets—
See
—V.
debentures
which
oi
from
acquisitions,
company
acquisition
subsidiary,
financing operations.
new
5,
Computer Systems, Inc.—Acquisition—
Clark
of
E.
324
at
2032.
p.
dividends,
the
of
prior to Dec. 1, 1971, after which date they lhay be redee ned
prices ranging from 102.75% to 100%, plus accrued interest.
BUSINESS—Clark
for
notes
198,
FEATURES—The
investors
that
certificate
stock
stated
ever,
able
at
kilovolt
Debentures
—
was- reported
the
common
company
Dec.
at
approximately $6,300,000 and at $13,800,000 for 1964.
Major expenditures include $5,357,000 for Cool Water Steam Plant
Unit No.
2; and $831,000 for construction of 44.2 miles of 115mated
The
p.
REDEMPTION
bear
180-
and for construction, completion, ex¬
improvement of facilities. Construction expenditures for
Electric
for
the
last
four
months of
1963
are
esti¬
short-term
Credit Corp.
Equipment
it
4,
amend
stock
on
the
Dec.
to
authorized
nection with the company's
of
Bank
the
mature within
12 months of
than $20 million aggregate principal
will
commercial loans at the time of each borrowing.
from the borrowing will be used
to provide funds
day prime
refunding
tension
be
They
promissory notes.
in
from
issued
be
&
million
$20
to
up
will
notes
America
18
licensed.
The "Pocketfone" will broad¬
location, use, and availability.
"Pocketfone" would save thousands of
are
depending
(2221)
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Proposed Capital Inciv—
On
two
Brothers, New York, joint managers of the under¬
writing syndicate. The offering was oversubscribed.
Net proceeds of the sale will be applied to the
reduction of short-term borrowings incurred in con¬
29, it was reported that the Federal Power Commission
authorized California Electric Power Co., of San Bernardino,
issue
to
up
Dec. 4, a public offering of $20,000,000
Equipment Credit Corp. 4%% debentures, se¬
B, due Dec. 1, 1983, at 99.68%, to yield 4.90%
announced by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman
ries
Sale Approved—
to
of
range
Clark
Nov.
Calif.,
average
fered—On
common
was
Note
bands
Friedman^ said
Stock.
series
already
which
on
Clark
Calectric's common
of
initial
an
every day for executives
in hotels, airports and industrial
plants.
It will also link farmers, engineers, construction workers,
physicians,
attorneys,
apartment
superintendents
and
salesmen
to
their central phones or switchboards.—V. 198, p. 861.
Edison's
of
has
steps
cumulative preferred stock will be
cumulative preferred 4.78%.
$3
shares
on
each share of
.95
CEP's
of
three
by
the California Public Utilities Com¬
Public Service Commission on Aug.
Commission
agreement,
merger
Each
converted
issued
the
6,
Federal, Power
announced
were
12. Public hearings on various aspects
during the spring and summer,
and
on
were
Aug.
on
and
proposal
merger
April
were
held
proposal
mission
stock
SCE-CEP
companies
the
29
phones,
cast
Mr.
the
for
two
of
be
to
31.
Plans
.
proposal
merger
"Pocketfone"
Ihe
miles, the practical range for most'users.
For longer range appli¬
cations, such as those required by police forces and the military,
the
expected range will be up to 25 miles, utilizing frequencies
already allocated to such users.
In these cases and where even greater distances are needed, the
user
will be able
to
link the "Pocketfone" into existing mobile
held on Dec. 16.
If Calectric
shareholders approve the merger by the necessary
^two-thirds majority, and other steps are completed as anticipated,
Mr. Quinton said he expects that the merger will become efiective
the
portfolio for institutional
$370,0^0,000.—V. 196, p. 1451.
of
When
merger.
directors
mortgage
works
Co. with
Southern California Edison Co. moved a step nearer when Edison
stockholders voted overwhelmingly in favor of the plan.
At
a
special meeting of stockholders held on Nov. 21, Edison
Chairman
Harold
Quinton
reported
that
the<.holders
of more
than 80%
of the shares of each outstanding class of stock voted
proposed
,•••.'
r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Robert
the
Nov.
22
J.
year
stood
Jeffries,
ended
Sept.
President, has
30 amounted
at $3,414,784.
'
"
statement reflecting cumulative results for the
through June 30, Dr. Jeffries had reported saies
of
$2,951,374 and earnings
after taxes of §161.107, or 43 cents
per share outstanding.
The significant increase in sales apd earn¬
ings during the fourth quarter were attributed to an acceleiated
rate
of incoming
orders of a favorable product-cost mix which
permitted deliveries in excess of $1,000.COO during September.
increasing order rate and backlog represent the resuKs of expanded.
In
three
a
previous
quarters
(2222)
6
borrower's
Appointment—
the growing
and overseas, and
in the United States
sales facilities
Effective
the company's newest product line of analog data
system components. The
company now offeis foity-thxee di:tie
ent products in this new UNIDAP configuration, Dr. Jeffries said.
—V. 198, p.
1533.
of
acceptance
Nov.
co-registrar
1937.
the
for
198,
p.
Electric Co.—New Computer Line—
General
Corp.—Shows Loss for Year—
C. Dewey Corporation has reported for the fiscal year ended
30, 1963, sales, of $1,397,455 and a loss of $97,/03 against
of $2,060,814 and a net income of $88,181 in a similar period
G.
June
sales
Inot
VC&r
/
past year to, "the
the government electronics
loss
after
eight years of
the
V.
195,
Electronics
Loral
also
be
The
For
designed so that new wings can be substi¬
tuted, or entire new central processors replaced on site to take
advantage of new developments.
Thus, as new thin film or other memories emerge from labora¬
tories, or new and faster peripherals are developed
users will no
longer require complete new systems to expand data processing
capabilities.
A new line of peripherals, such as sorters, printers, magnetic tape
units, card readers, etc., .has also been designed
for the Com¬
patibles-400.
Known as common peripherals, they are compatible
with each computer in the family and are designed for use with
for
stock
1326.
-
its
share.
Boston,
Co.,
has
company
569.
p.
at $105 per
Colony Trust
of Electric Autolite
Company, has announced
the
following
results for the fiscal year ended Sept.
29, 1963,
with comparative figures
for the preceding year.
Net saies for fiscal year 1963 were $246,700,000 up
from $240,100.000
in fiscal year ]962.
Net income after taxes in 1963 was
$8,022,000 against $7,190,000 in 1982.
Net income attributable to
common
stock
in
fiscal year 1963 was $6,649,000 or
S2.43 per
common
share outstanding at end of year compared to $5,737,000
Linotype
Mergenthaler
both
lor-
Investment—
Merit
See
will
Sept.
on
Sale
'
from
completed
1963.
30,
the
of
Division
after
profit
included
not
in
April,
in
Formation
in
resulted
cents
82
or
Alai, Inc.—Common Offered—On
Jai
Milton
PROCEEDS—Net
Securities
liabilities,
proceeds
to
prepay
watched
one
Metallurgical
Net
Dec.
the
by
Vacuum
Corp.—Common
Offered—On
debt
President
molten
headquartered' at
75
Federal
St.,
acquire the rights to
certain patent
company,
which
so-called
and
Gero
to
had
filed
been
Chairman,
Ingot Mold
the
in
and
Alai,
paying
Fla.,
Park,
Fern
which
in
Fronton
jai
waggered
and
spectators,
—V.
Net
income
development
ments
or
The
the
upon
thereto,
work
the
with
modifications
—V.
p.
198,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
the
and/or
ball
EFFECT
properly return
of
the
mort.
Second
date:
vacuum
John
B.
and exploit
degassing of
firm
view
a
the
is
basic
the
the
entire
of
the
at
r:
Common
has
that
it
production
196,,p.
Food
Period
(no
in
the
research
process
engaged
for
further
particular
been
New
Corp.
Ended
'
.
used
of
sales,
selling
of
which
consists
specialty
of
and
same
___/
Earnings
from
Provision
for
■]
164.052
Earnings
after
Common
taxes
shares
Earnings
taxes
In
not been
proven
and
may
present
the
198,
p.. 1049.
Fulton
Dec.
On
its
Bell
plant
$0.8.4
The
Fulton
5,
C.
problems
is
and foreign
restricting its
vacuum
degassing
present.
the
principles
S.
have been known for many years and
of
processes
to vacuum degas steel have
the years'.
in the preliminary stages of an effort to license
steel producers to use the G.I.M. Process. It is
licensing efforts to companies which have no
system at present.
It lias three licensees at
•
'
:
.
,
CAPITALIZATION
.
GIVING
due
April 8,
stock
Common
198,
EFFECT
($1
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
'
f
note
6rm
—V.
acquisition,
expected
in
Mr.
kept
to
the
and
floor
for
industrial
of
the
leading
a
$18,000
20,000 shs.
1965—
par)
Outstanding
$18,000
position
Globe Loan
that
Bell's
and
company
a
tufted
is
the
that
the
current
cash,
on
earnings
year
Hayes earned $379,700, or
number of shares outstanding.
"Our
"We
of
orders
is
which
•
90,000-foot
at
198,
has
rugs
Jones
not
plant,
once.
1634.
Nov.
27,
bol
AGD,
1963,
the
ng
;
the common stock of the company
American
Stock
Exchange
under
Hetherwick
Chairman
higher than usual because of the
which required new dies, and the
production of new model parts."
outlook
the
for
the
during
Hayes
bal¬
Mr. Hetherwick stated. "On the basis
outlook, we expect that fiscal 1964
year,"
good
'
for
year
Industries."—V.
Hayes
198,
,
Plohn
for debt repayment, and
corporate purposes.
Business—The
laws
of
the
State
of
New
Jersey on
Its principal office
is located at 264 North Ave., Dunellen, New Mersey, and an Execu¬
tive office is maintained at 125 Broad St., Elizabeth, New Jersey,
both of which are leased premises.
'•••.•,
.
the
New
New
was
the
'
listed
sym¬
&
company
incorporated
Nov.
12,
1957.
was
under
the
is engaged
proceeds, estimated at $368,500, will be used
purchase of inventories for a new store, loan
repayment, and working capital.
Net
for the
in May, 1959, under
Inc." under the
laws of the
its first store selling merchan¬
dise at discounted
prices in July of the same year under the
trade
name
"Heck's." ' Since
that time a second,
third, fourth,
and fifth store using the trade name "Heck's" have been opened;
at the end of April,
1962, the name of the company was changed
to
"Heck's Discount Centers, Inc." and in May, 1963, to
"Heck'S',
Inc."
The
principal
office of the company is located
at 6400
MacCorkle Ave., S.
W., St. Albans, West Virginia.
The
merchandise sold by the company's stores is grouped into
the
following categories,
which function as distinct departments
in each store:
il) clothing and home furnishings;
(2) health and
beauty aids;
(3i jewelry, small appliances, radios, record players,
camera
and
photo
supplies;
(4)
sporting goods;
(5) hardware,
paint, auto accessories and garden supplies (6) housewares and
BUSINESS—The
of
Jersey
respect
any
one
and
toys
!7i
and
opened
games.
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Debt:
incorporated
was
Distributors,
Virginia
West
of
company
"Tri-State
name
State
PRESENT
payable___i__^
Capital
FINANCING
Outstanding
$'282,404
Authorized
.
Notes
Stock:.
A
1,000,000 shs.
stock
1
____'
180.000 shs.
1,000,000 shs,
60,000 wts.
stock
common
Common
Warrants
460.000 shs.
60.000 wts.
Co.—Acquisition Completed—
(Walter E.) Heller &
On
Dec.
Heller's
Walter
5,
of
the
offer
to
Heller
E.
shares
common
Co.. announced that holders of
Vulcan-Hart Corp. had accepted
&
of
their
exchange
Heller
for
shares
Vulcan-Hart
^pursuant to agreement made with the principal Vulcan-Hart
on
June
1,
1963. The exchange of shares with the
shareholders was closed on Dec. 5. The exchange offer
remaining minority
shareholders has
been
extended to
accepting
the
to
Jan.
31,
'
1964.
for
exchange
share
each
;
;
the
of
Terms
stock
of
are
one
and
Vulcan-Hart.
one-half
There
are
of Heller
shares
shares
282,115
of
Vulcan-Hart'outstanding.'
plants in Louisville, Baltimore, and St.
Louis, is a leading manufacturer of commercial cookingv refrigera¬
tion, and food service equipment.—V. 198, p. 2035.
"Vulcan-Hart
with
Corp.,
& Telegraph Corp.—Acq'n
International Telephone
On
Dec.
International Telephone & Telegraph/Corp.
2,
completion
Co.,
Los
Shareholders
facturer
and
them
of
$50
by
ITT
new
million
Founded
in
the
in
1915,
.
Electric
United
Inc.
States.
employs
of
1962.
.
Cannon
Electric
Co.
is
Jasper Corp.—Note Sold
it
to
the
persons
obligated
thereon.
This
protects
the
an
•
international1 sup¬
Nov.
Privately—On Dec. 3,1963,
that a $1,000,000 secured note
1, 1978, issued by this company, had been
reported
was
privately through Glore, Forgan & Co., New
Joy
Year
Sept.
30—
York,-
Net
income
income,
income,
198,
p.
per
share—.:
—
-
—
$1.75
SO.72
3,252.484
981,016
$1.75
SO.53
—
special charge.——
less special charge, per share—
1745.
less
!963
$96,948,079 $93,402,403'
3,252,434
1,338,928
_
' ''•
Net
—V.
due
sold
Manufacturing Co.—Annual Report—
Ended
Net
of
,
4,000 persons,
sales of more
plug
small loan licensees to obtain or
and at his expense, insurance
(promissory notei on the life
permits
had
and receptable assemblies in more than 300 basic
product lines for industrial, commercial and military-space use,
including miniature p.nd sub-miniature plugs for missile, satellite
and radar circuitry.—V.
198,. p. 2127.
plier
income""^::::::::::::::-----——-
also
about
Cannon
Net
borrowers consent
each loan contract
designer, manu¬
approved on Nov. 22
leading
ITT.
Cannon
in
Co.,
connectors,
electric
of
supplier
acquisition
The
Electric
Cannon
of
sales
law
Eleeirie
Inc.
Net
the
announced
Electric
of the acquisition of the assets of Cannon
Angeles, Calif., by a new subsidiary, ITT Cannon
the
in the business of making personal loans under
Small Loan Law.
Jersey
provide with
with
New
Co.,
180,000 shares of this firm's class A common stock at
Corp. of Dunellen—Notes Offered—On
Net proceeds will be used
Globe
Offered—On Nov. 29, 1963,
York, offered publicly
Inc.—Common
Heck's,
Charles
'
(Andy) rGard Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
On
another
the 'same
on
due largely to heavy
in
meeting
delivery
business
and
1234.
most
16, 1963, the company offered publicly, without
underwriting, $300,000 of its 7% subordinated capital
notes due Dec. 31, 1969, at par, in denominations of
from $100 to $1,000.
other
textile, machine, precision casting
producer. It acquired Bell Industries in
p.
fiscal
new
orders
prove
share,
a
industry/'
were
about
confident
the
current
will
automotive
expenses
changes this year,
getting started on
in
are
of
cents
up
the
to
"These
model
ance
were
and
schedules
59
sharply in this period
overtime
expenses
incurred
costs
start-up
the
Oct.
growing
•"
production of scatter
fill
of
rugs,
fastest
diversified
buildipgs
1963.—V.
to
amount
in
ago.
continued at a peak level during the quarter and was
the increase.
totaled $288,6G0., equal to 45 cents a share, based
642,323 shares outstanding. In the first quarter of the previous
Net
12,859 shs.
1328.
p.
,
the acquisition, through
Calhoun, Ga., tufted rug
producer of scatter rugs.
Undisclosed
an
Fulton's
demand,
the
Industries is
September,
Co.,
Goldblatt, Bell President,
covering industry.
said
with
enable
announced
division,
made
Joel
Goldblatt
Fulton
Industries
Jones
strengthen
to
pace
would
-
Inc.,
M.
that-sales in the first quarter
which compares with $7,821,800
reported
$8,026,300,
year
a
over
not
Industries, Inc.-^—Acquisition—
the
according
area
•:
Industries,
of
period
company's report to stockholders, Chairman E. C. HetherPresident G. Boyd Vass, said that sales
of automotive
and
than
V.
has
totaled
31
shareholders
number
company
55,051
655,000
655 000
$0.11 ;
<•
Guaranty Trust
Francisco.—V. 198,
San
responsible for
39,000
72,052
outstanding--.
:
share—common stock—
per
These
developed
The
94,051
92.000
operations———
income
6,782,205
7,292,846
.
Morgan
the
Bank,
Fargo
products
alloy
quality, the purity, the fabricating characteristics,
properties and
the reliability of
the steel end-
the
a' substantial
U,
1962'
$6,876,256
administrative
and
Honolulu,
Wells
or
Industries
Oct,
the
Class
market
from
mechnical
product.
<
$7,456,898
expenses
the
800,000 shs.
1963
30—
York,
in
to
by
Vacuum
gases
improve
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
(net)
Cost
industry.
been
of America,
Sept.
to
^
•
;
.
1964,
stock
made
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Sales Up; Net Lower—
Hayes
a
stage aL which
steel-makers for any
developed
be
can
for
vacuum-degassing processes
is
the
degassing tends
to remove^ oxygen
and
metal, to decrease the quantity of non^metallie
foreign bodies and to. cause such inclusions to be more
randomly
distributed
throughout
the
metal.
Such
results^ tend
$73,359
800,000 shs.
y,
Co., Ltd.—To Redeem Preferred
office,
company's
of
ended
improve¬
also
foreseen.
principal
The
Vending
par)
111.
currently
steel
Outstanding
______
Electric
its
287.
p.
ingots poured in the conventional manner. How¬
installation currently vacuum pouring
ingots by
G.I.M.
Process is a relatively small specialty mill,
low-grade steels has
hydrogen
___
stock
it.
of
close
'$'0.35
1938.
has called for redemption
on
Jan.
15,
outstanding 53,4cumulative preferred series G
per share plus
accrued dividends.
Payment will be
$21
G.I.M.
developing further
is
to
licensing
steels
maturity
days after
season
(Berlo
1964-65
Sales
8%
at
thirty
corp. 1
—V.
loan
346.149
$0.39
of
only
of
means
the
Process
believes
type
or
ever,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
735,127
391,588
——
-
corporation
of
shares,
catch
1962
$13,806,431
795,599
,
share
Hawaiian
The
all
.
G.I.M.
firm
size
to
to
Report—
1963
taxes-
after /taxes.—
per
Co.
Months'
31—
Oct.
before
Earnings
not
fails
compared
$13,436,945
income
to
who
Ended
Net
the
player
basis of 371.268 shares outstanding.
with $4,742,106 in the 1962 period.
the
on
•
97.5'£
attached
$291,445 compared with $353,140 in thq first
and were equivalent to 78 cents per share against
Handleman Co.—Six
poured in ingots not larger than 7,500 pounds. Hence, the
adaptation of the G.I.M. Process to large tannage installations or
racket
15%—
earnings lor the first six months
15'/ over those^foi the same period
953.
p.
Period
the arm.
The players alternately hurl
a
ball from
the racket against a wall, caught in the racket by
the opponent and again hurled against the wall.
Point is lost by
wicker
600 shs.
of
share
per
198,
Sales
at
$300,000
2,500 shs.
r_
increased
1963
31,
Net sales of $4,852,971
gifts;
principal business
company's
Process.^ Incident
operates the Or¬
alai
is played,
Mr.
of
name
further develop
to
Process for the
metals.
The
and
.
,
organized
was
applications
from the sale will
a
first mortgage
of
purposes.
Boston,
the
shares
estimated at $86,150, will be used
repayment, working capital, and other cor¬
BUSINESS—The
Gero,
offered publicly, without
its common stock at
company
proceeds,
porate
betting.
The game 0V jai alai is played by
players on each of two sides, on a court which has
used
in
play. Each player is equipped
with a long
wails
of
"integrates the management, sales activities, and
the two former subsidiaries into a single broadto meet the growing and diverse range of
in the vacuum products market."—V. 198, p. 2127.
29, 1963, the
underwriting, 840
$110 per share.
pari-mutual
two
or
three
,
admission
by
through
Jai
Alai
Jai
par)
"
has reported that
last year
cents
68
Outstanding
Dec.
$2.50 per share.
applications.
BUSINESS—Florida
lando—Seminole
Dec., 6,
on
formation
said
President,
of
Nov.
a
per
capital.
working
($50
earnings
of
half
the
Gero
Pompano
Corp.,
PRESENT FINANCING
year.
Net
wholly-owned
new.
a
organization geared
requirements
be used to reduce
loan on the com¬
pany's Fronton (jai alai auditorium), and to.repay and prepay
certain other liabilities.
The balance of the proceeds will be added
to
Inc.,
Inc.
product' lines
based
GCA
Greenberg,
Industries,
Beach,
Fla., announced the offering of 300,000 common shares
of Florida Jai Alai, at $4 a share. The offering marked
the initial public sale of the company's common stock.
Consolidated
current
^Industries,
ties, Inc., and Vactek,, Inc.)
was
announced
Geophysics Corporation of America.
for
5,
Vacuum
of
subsidiary consolidating the manufacturing and marketing activities
its two former vacuum products subsidiaries
(Vacuum Special¬
to $83,643,166,
1963,
$819,322,
figures.
of
operating
taxes
the
clue
notes
of
Backlog of uncompleted contracts, on Sept. 30, 1963 was $140,000,000, against $113,000,000 a year earlier.—V. 198, p. 570.
Florida
Redeem Preferred—
Inc.—To
its
GIVING EFFECT TO
$300,000
company
Oct.
many
,
Controls
non-recurring
share,
last
corporation
of
and
&
Gregory Industries, Inc.—Net Up
The
p.
in the previous fiscal year.
operations totaled $1,837,394,
$70,976,541,
income
data
for scientific
loan
borrowers
Geophysics Corp. of America—New Subsidiary-
equal to $1.83
per
share.
This compares with $1,662,536, or $1.66 per share,
in
the
12
months ended Sept.
30, 1962.
Per share figures for
both years are based on the 1.002,340 common shares outstanding
Net
.
business
to
aimed
be
its
of
2669.
p.
lateness
,
income/from
Gross
against
'^
'
contracts amounted
core
has called for redemption on Jan.
28, 1963,
outstanding^ 5 Vr
cumulative preferred
stock at $100
per share plus accrued
dividends.
Payment will be made at the
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co;, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 1452.
resulted in
net income,
Fischbaqh, Presi¬
backlog/ Allen D.
order
and
large
conventional
have
All
196,
wick
product line."
medium and
entire
the
cover
equipment.
processing
Genimg's
The
Operations in the fiscal ,year ended Sept. 30, 1963
new
highs in gross income from completed contracts,
earnings per share
dent/announced.
—V.
reported.
Moore Inc.—Net Higher-
&
Electric's
General
processing markets, the GE-455 and
and engineering applications.
Selling prices for the Compatibles-400 family range from $270,000
to more
than $1,500,000.
Monthly leasing ranges from $5,800 to
more than $30,000—V. 198, p. 1438.:
./
' ,
2595.
p.
data
memory
In addition
465
•
issue.—VV 195,
this
Inc.,
investment will be nec¬
no
capital
sub.
1969
Common stock
a
ranging aip to 131,072 characters. An optional thin-film
is available in the two larger members of the family.
N. J.—
/
Associates,
Fischbach
Investment Corp. of
of
broaden
computers
new
of
concept
Life
31,
memories
years
Business
Small
four
classes
all
First
the 400 scale,
up
the
will
and
200
The
common
per
Results
said
Goostree
the
to
share in 1962.
include the operations of the former
Electric Autolite Co, and Mergenthaler Linotype Co. on a pooling
of interests basis.
Net income attributable to ELTRA Corp. com¬
mon
stock is after making full provision,for annual requirements
on
its convertible preferred stock and subordinated debentures as
if they had existed throughout the two years.—V. 198, p. 100.
$2.13
or
computers.
"family", of high-speed elec¬
tronic computers is rapidly taking hold in the entire industry.
It
is
a
"direct result of the heavy emphasis General Electric
has
placed on its Compatibles-200 line of computers now in widespread
use."
He added that the 400-line will "be an important complement
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
and
1%
peripherals.
for different
essary
Corporation, the survivor of a merger
ELTRA
Company
move
users
as
are
Electric
General
Mr.
ELTRA
family
new
Thus,
r
t
the
future
Trust Co. of New York—V. 198,
Morgan Guaranty
or
1964, all
1,
called for redemption on Jan.
outstanding 4 V2 '/<>
cumulative preferred stock
Immediate payment will be made at the Old
The
of
Associates—To Redeem Pfd.—
Gas & Fuel
Eastern
equipment that can easily
investment. Thus, he said,
new
than any equipment available today, and they can be
expanded with minimum investment in time and money."
example, he pointed out that wing-shaped central processors
easily
outstanding.
This compares with net earnings, of
$273,446
or
12
cents a common share on 2,283,277
shares of
common stock
outstanding for the similar period of 1962.
V. 198,
p.
requires
processors,
the
•
all
to
of
payment
death.
insurance
Authorized
capability
corresponding period a year ago.
Net earnings after provision of $317,609 for U. S.
and foreign
income
taxes,
were
$280,397 which were equal after preferred
dividends
to
12
cents a common share on 2,330,664 shares of
common
data
replacement
assuring
by
insured's
the
such
under
same
Federal
ended
market is beginning to open.
The new Compatibles-400 family was specifically designed to meet
these needs, he explained. "They have greater data communications
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
to
^
expanded in less time with minimum
be
the three months ended
from $4,730,184 for tne
has reported that for
sales totaled $5,131,496 up
net
is said
computers
new
industry first.
an
powerful
p. 770.
Higher—
company
31,
Oct.
four
the
the
x
of
announcement
Globe
and
event
recommends
a
group credit life insurance
policy issued
Casualty Co., an insurance company quali¬
fied^ pursuant to the laws of New Jersey. Such insurance is written
by the Corporation's affiliate.
Globe Insurance Agency.
Globe maxes loans, secured apd unsecured, evidenced by prom¬
issory notes principally to married couples (ordinarily both husband
and wife sign V,
also to single persons.
writes
for
/
Duro-Test Corp.—Sales, Net
prime sales target.
a
According to the G-E marketing executive, the growing demand
data communications systems, coupled with the need for more
Subsidiary—
Inc., this issue.—V. 198,
Computer Systems,
be
Simultaneous
196, p. 427.
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
Electronics, Inc.—Sells
Dorsett
See
attributed the unfavorable results
sweeping and continuing changes in
market." It was the company s first
uninterrupted profits and progress.—
puter provides 80'«>
Corp.—Sells Division-
Dodge Wire
see
computer
computers are the GE-425, 435, 455 and 465. Each successive com¬
greater processor performance.
Lacy W. Goostree, Jr., manager of marketing for the company s
Computer Department, told a press conference that the new com¬
puters will be marketed across the board to 'business data processing
users,
with particular emphasis on the competitive replacement
market.
He
said
markets requiring data
communications would
.
1096.
p.
growing replacement trend in the four-year-old
market, General Electric's Computer De¬
a
transistorized
partment has announced four new medium-to-large scale computers.
Known
as
the
Compatibles-400 family,
the new wing-shaped
President,
Dewey,
C.
Gordon
for
Anticipating
in
Globe
by
,
(G. C.) Dewey
the
Bank was appointed
corporation.—V,
the
of
stock
common
family
balance
•
the Chase Manhattan
1963,
l,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6323
198
Volume
Privately—On Oct. 3,
Keyes Fibre Co.—Notes Sold
had sold pri¬
vately to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
$5,000,000 of 5*4% notes due 1988.—V. 198, p. 1842.
1963, it was reported that the company
Report—
King's Department Stores, Inc.—9 Months'
Period
Ended
1963
1962
$54,541,045 $41,510,453
30—
Oct.
Sales
Earnings
before
Net
1,667,823
1,561,139
800,000
867,823
—:
taxes
Taxes
753,000
:
earnings
Net
earning
$0.74
share
per
808,139
$0.69
Appointment—
York
Trust
appointed to act as co-registrar
corporation.—V. 198, p. 864,
stock
common
9, 1963, the company reported the private place¬
ment of $10,000,000 of senior notes, due Dec. 1, 1978.
These notes were purchased by:
Massachusetts Mu¬
tual Life Insurance Co.; State Mutual Life Assurance
Co. of America; Connecticut General Life Insurance
Dec.
Paul
scheduled
is
notes
Stearns
Bear,
to
the
assisted
York,
New
in the
used
be
afford
which
the
to
notes and mortgage debt,
a
long-term foundation on
improve its facilities and
company
and
expand
out¬
repay
bank
standing short-term
to
to
Kinney
by
;
services.
conducts
Korvette, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Ended
Period
Oct.
1962
1963
27—
$92,590,551
$63,764,291
1,707,567
Sales
1,710,679
taxes*—
Earnings
before
Net
earnings*
.
of
Loral
bilities in
M
Ehded
Period
Oct.
1962
198,
:
$2,880,742
6,193
2,628
—
1637.
p.
sales
Net Up
Sharply—
Frederick
W.
Kulicke,
for
sales
reached
the
of $1,854,058
profits
Chairman,
Jr.,
company's
high
record
a
of
1962.
in
after
taxes
fiscal
an
$182,599
were
announced that the
ended Sept. 30,
1963,
increase of 95'.;
over
has
year
$3,615,519,
1963
in
as
against
$9,587
1962.
Based
92
639,340
on
share
cents
1962,
shares
28
were
outstanding
the
outstanding at Sept. 30,
share after research and
share.—V. 197, p. 2356.
On 635,498
shares
earned two cents per
company
Lane
Sept. 30, 1963, earnings
and development costs of
at
research
after
cents
per, share.
development costs
of
52
cents
per
Bryant, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Period Ended Oct. 31—
income
taxes
Provision
before
for
net
—V.
p.
197,
for
2,850,000
Federal
taxes
1,442,500
1,330,000
income
on
income
'
'
-
•
the
ago,
like
tions
nine
1963
has
Corp.,
military
Industrial
and
Alpha Wire's
198, p. 475.
sales
198,
of
sales
:
of
capa¬
has
r
of
Profit—
that consolidated
reported
$5,147,347
4,485,459
661,888
profit
Adm.
General,
net
share
Per
compared
to
Provisions
taxes
Federal
for
income
of
21
cents
company
outlook'
has a confident
197, p. 2251.
Mallory
Subsidiary
Co. Inc.—Australian
&
To Sell Affiliate—
Nov.
-
directors
26,
the
company's
P.
of
R.
wholly-owned
Mallory & Co. Inc. announced
Australian
subsidiary,
P.
R.
Pty. Ltd., has completed arrangement to
stock
holdings in Ducon Industries Ltd.
to The Plessy Co. Ltd. (England).
Mallory
This
resulted
transaction
from
offer
an
made
its 25'/
Australia
sell
of
ordinary
198,
p.
c
acquire all of the latter's outstanding shares.
In
making the
announcement,
G. Barron Mallory,
President
of
the
Indianapolis-based electronics firm, stated that Mallory's
Australian subsidiary
will receive cash amounting to a total of
$5.6 million for its 1,538,458 shares of Ducon.
Insurance
firm's
4,
Dec.
On
Approved—
of
stock
directors of P. R. Mallory & Co. Inc.,
3,
electronics
Indianapolis-,
stock split to be
accomplished by the issuance of one additional share for each four
shares held, according to G. Barron Mallory, President.
based
manufacturer,
voted
5-for-4
a
company's transfer agent. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of
York, will mail to stockholders of record as of Dec. 13, 1963,
for
Wulbern,
$3.75
Murphey,
a
share
Inc.,
None of the shares
and associates.
Stockholders
1963.
official
the
of
shares
on
7'/ .—V.
about,
198,
1842.
p.
5, an underwriting group jointly managed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York, offered
publicly $10,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mort¬
gage bonds, series H, due Dec. 1, 1993 at 102.547% and
accrued interest, to yield 4.47%. The group won award
of the bonds at competitive -sale on Dec. 4 on a bid
101.883%.
bids
Other
for
the
bonds; also
4%s,
as
from
came
C. Allyn, Inc., 101.6399; First
101.639; Lehman Brothers, Equitable
Securities Corp., Paribas Corp. and Salomon Brothers
& Hutzler, jointly, 101.612; Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Blyth & Co., and White, Weld & Co., jointly, 101.427;
and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.30.
I.
Boston
duPont, A.
the
from
proceeds
sale
bonds will
of the
with the
company's construction program.
FEATURES—Tbe
bonds
redeemable at- general
are
ranging from 107.18'/
to 100';
and at special
receding from 102.55'?
to 100'/, according to
$0.33
company,
engaged
headquartered
at
2960
predominately
in
the
Coral Way,
business
of
writing industrial life and industrial accident and health insurance.
Ti e company
issues a wide variety of life policies, including full
life,
endowment contracts, limited pay,
and income policies. No
participating policies are issued. The company also is engaged in
the business of writing ordinary
life insurance in a limited way
and after completion of this offering it intends to place greater
Electric,
milles,
square
PURCHASERS
or
41'/
The
—
di
the
the state).
of
area
severally
have
below
named
purchasers
subject to the terms and conditions of the purchase agree¬
ment,
to
purchase
from
the company
the
respective v principal
amounts of Series H Bonds set forth below (000's omitted):
agreed,
Fla.,
in
presently
prices
prices
BUSINESS—Massachusetts
Offered—
sold in N. Y.
this
on
phase
CAPITALIZATION
of
business.'
the
GIVING
EFFECT
Butcher
Dillon,
&
ner
Elkins,
Eastman
curities
Johnston,
First
H.
of
Union Se¬
Co.—
&
Lemon
&
198,
-
Co.__
&
Michigan
Hehtz
—V.
The,, Ohio
Pierce, Fen¬
Smith Inc.
.'..$4,400
Loewi
1,000
TO
firit
3r'r
198,
Dec.
4.
($1
due
3/1/1968
PRESENT
y
'
$50,000
$45,330
526.239 shs.
'
& Co.—Stock
shareholders
Maul
300
300
—-
300
300
Inc
Co.,
&
Newhard,
600
$_400
.
Cook
Co
&
Split Approved—
of Eli
of
of
that
shares
of
date,
Lilly
each
shareholder
common
he
held
will
before
own
the
double
split.
the
number
10
$2
at
years
interest
10'/
share.—V.
per
financing.
or
loan
from
the
198,
with
repayment
transaction,
total
a
p.
of
1637.
the
Newant,
begin¬
Merit sold
44,000
shares
to
of
.
Its
in factoring and
executive
offices
commer¬
located
are
at
Park
Avenue, South, New York City. The cor¬
poration was organized in 1919, succeeding to a part¬
nership formed in 1911.—V. 198, p. 2129.
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Regulator Co.—New Small
-
Computer—
On
Dev.
2,
the company announced its entry into
market
with
a
compact,
low-cost
business
computer
described
puters
times
"many
as
now
the
on
than
other
the
-
small
system
smail
it
com¬
market."
called
computer,
powerful
more
the
Honeywell
200,
for
rents
little
as
as
a
month, but has speed and performance characteristics
comparable to much larger systems, and is highly compatible with
major competitive systems.
Honeywell 200, first, of its type in the small computer
"introduces new standards of performance and effectiveness
field,
in
the
rapidly
Walter
be
expanding low-cost business computer field," said
Finke, President of Honeywell Electronic Data Process¬
W'.
ing.
,
the
newest
marketed
satellite
a
existing
Finke
entry
to
in the small field,, the Honeywell 200 will
mushrooming base of new computer users, as
large computers, and as a replacement for
a
system
small
for
machines
said.
The
—
compact
Igive it
Its
is
easily
installed
site
infernal
exceed
now
7,500
Net
Bros., Inc—Quarterly Report1963
1962
-1
$854,667
189,734
114 881
74,853
outstanding
$0.11
721,124
$0.10
720,052
Sept.
sales
30—
.
before
Income
taxes
taxes
1
L_
income
Income
Shares
—V.
per
198,
p.
share
1327.
in
in
small
office
spaces
preparation.
operating
to
up
is
500
200
six
ninoscconds
a
The
more.
computer
is
,
speed,
Another
common
a
measure
(biliionths
found
of
use
of
a
only
second),
earnings
reported
and
to
sales
reached
new
stockholders.
o*
company's
cents
ported
net
share,
"third
cent's.oer
common
had
per
that
two
the
Honeywell
costing
in
memory
a
small
up
to
10
business
to the Honeywell 200.
small computer feature
unique
is
the system's ability
tasks simultaneously, and with greater speed
large computers.
Through the use of a traffic control
compute** is capable, for example, of performing process¬
ing operations,
high-sped printing, card punching and magnetic
tape-to-magnetic tape data transfers at the same time.—V. 198,
to
do
four
than
unit,
separate
many
the
1536.
•
Moore
Corp., Ltd.—Proposed New Affiliate—
On
Nov.
27, directors of Moore Corp. and Lamson Industries,
London, England, announced
an
agreement in principal to
financial and research arrangement between the two
companies.
The agreement provides that Moore
will issue Lamson 323,250
Ltd.,
a
shares
common
and
nay
Lamson
$5,265,000
cash
in
exchange-for
5,660,000 ordinary shares of Lamson Industries.
AJter
the
transaction
20'/
of
the
4.6'/
of
the
ordinary
at
proved,
the
a
1964.—V.
is
completed Moore will have approximately
shares of Lamson, and Lamson will have
shares
common
agreement
of
Moore.
is
subject
to
the
approval
of Lamson share¬
meeting to be held late in December. If apagreement should become effective in early January,
special
198,
1842.
p.
/
v
Morningstar-Pais'ey,
Period
Ended
Sept.
Inc.—Nine
Net
Earnings
per
p.
198,
taxes—
after
income
(L. V.)
Months'
Report—
1963
$18,596,481
30—
Sales
$18,124,688
held
stock
as
an
earnings
in
the
quarter
common
of
the third quarter increased
for
third
quarter
earnings
share
from
this
the
of
year
sale
Mr.
include
May
1962.
of
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
investment."
1962
235 990
/.
share^___
433,2.52
$0.45
$0.83
*
2036.
Myles, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On Dec.
2, L. V. Myles, Inc. announced that it had placed $350,000 of its 6V4% promissory notes, due Sept. 1, 1975,
privately with institutional investors. Hornblower &
Weeks, New York, negotiated the placement.
The
company, of 105 Madison Avenue, New York
will use the proceeds of the placement for
capital.
L. V. Myles and its subsidiaries
manufacture and market a line of women's lingerie,
City,
working
sleep
and
lounge
the
under
wear
names
of Myles,
Inc., Radcliffe Lingerie, Radcliffe Loungewear, Tempo
Lingerie, and Berce.
Central
York
New
RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
4, Salomon Brothers & Hutz¬
and associates announced that they
were awarded at competitive sale an issue of $3,600,000
New" York
Central Railroad 4%%
equipment
cates Offered—On Dec.
ler,
New York,
certificates,
on
a
bid of 98.0887 for the 4%%
A competing bid of 98.614 for a
from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
our
Inc.,
a
profit1
homings
which
•
re¬
of
;we
41/2% coupon,
certificates, which are non-callable, were republic sale Dec. 5, at prices to yield from
4% for the Dec., 15, 1964 maturity to 4.65% for the
Dec. 15, 1976-78 maturities. ■
The
offered for
Rated Baa
par
by Moodv's and A by Standard & Poor's,
will be secured by new equipment
certificates
are guaranteed as to
dividends by the New York Central
to cost $4,534,974 gnd
value and
Railroad.
Thev
20'/
over
earnings
in
last
year's
third
quarter and
amounted to
$6,262,000, or 86 cents per share of common stock after deducting
dividends^ on preferred stock. The company earned $5,198,000, or
71
giving
computers
on
control
a
unique
estimated
Higher—
record highs in both the
third quarter and nine months ended Oct. 31; Morton D. May, Presi¬
dent,
Mr.
times
feature
power
times
the
May Department Stores Co.—Net, Sales
Net
number,
concepts that
a
single oper¬
without costly
of computer
greater than othfer small
computers.
A
single memory cycle, equivalent to performing one operation,
takes only
twp microseconds
(millionths or a second).
An ex femely fast
control,
or
"scratch-pad" memory—rused to
select
and
interpret instructions—can perform a single operation
lxjwer,
came
$822,266
Ended
Income
Net
in
employs advanced design
expandability.
It can be run by
unequalled
and
that
•
system
new
elaborate
trust
1629.
—118.905
:
39.881
79 024
Period
The
Lilly & Co. approved a two-for-one
split of tbe common stock of the company which had been pro¬
posed by the Directors. The stock split will become effective Dec. 27;
As
at
combined
Corp.
of
New Jersey,
Fund, Inc., New York.
coupon.
FINANCING
Outstanding
—1,000,000 shs.
par)
766.
p.
(Eli) Lil
On
note
rnort.
stock
Common
—V.
for
$560,000
a
Investment
Monetary
400
Co.
p.
Co
S.herrerd__2—
Stokes &
Co.
2.000
Corp.
&
Morris,
yr "vy*.
Authorized
first
Amount
Amount
Merrill Lynch,
y
eifiphasis
the
Corp.—Preferred Sold Privately—On
Mill Factors announced the completion of the
private sale of 30,000 shares of its cumulative pre¬
ferred stock ($50 par).
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
Lee Higginson Corp., New
York, assisted the com¬
pany in arranging the financing.
be
applied to payment of short-term notes in connection
167,312
by
in
$175,407,000,
Corp.,
Headquartered at 441 Stuart
St., Boston, is the largest retail electric subsidiary of New England
Electric System, and is the largest eleectric utility in Massachusetts
in
terms
of customers
(in
excess
of
622,000)
and
area
served
made
of
Factors
yThe
^
124,700
Jacksonville,
was
York
is
stock
Mill
p.
redemption
was
sales
Dec. 2,
Massachusetts Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—On Dec.
maturity.
income-producing securities and even¬
tually will enable the company to expand its ordinary
life insurance business through the expansion of its
sales force and territory.
'
is
before
or
redemption
It is expected that the proceeds will be initially
BUSINESS—The
on
50,612
portion of the net proceeds to be derived from
this sale has been allopated for any particular pur¬
Miami,
stock
common
of
pointed out that the directors contemplated putting
a
quarterly dividend rate of 30 cents per share,
which, would be an annual rate of $1.20 per share.
Tnis would
compare with $1.40 per share, which has been the annual rate of
dividend
paid on the present shares, and represents an increase
No
invested
shares of
additional
the
record entitled to fractional shares
will have the option of buying additional fractions to ground out a
full share or to sell their fractions', as they elect.
31,
292,012
Florida—Common
at
Merit
and
319,264
public offering of 165,000 shares of this
a
common
Pierce,
Co.
quarter
buy
ator,
Stock Split
(3246
Life
On Dec.
third
has- received
Business
New
loan
As
to
Plesssy
by
to
174,604
—
share__
1327.
per
share,
per
stock,
up 25'/?
reported.
The
On
that
$0.35
income
income
the
The
186,500
taxes—
were
May
'
had
ning in the fourth year.
As part of
these SBICs, for $100, warants to
to
in
361,104
374,400
expenses-
—
and
opera¬
ago.
1964.—V.
in
from
loss
adjusted
an
year
a
the
earnings
net
85,383
selling
&
deductions
before
$1.59
common
year
Mr.
$3,160
(P. R.)
REDEMPTION
Other
of
of
fiscal
year,
'
.
1962.
that
last
Associates, Inc.—Receives Loan—
Associates
Small
380
Sept. 30, 1963 amounted to $19,sales of $17,092,336 in the like period
period
like
stated
$11,924,000,
The company is engaged
ended
12"
cents
the
in
Bartell
Net
$6,426,213
___
—
Merit
First
1439.
p.
Corp.—Shows 9 Mos.'
Chairman,
months
77.7
were
Mr.
1962
5,605,326
___
-
pose.
Wire
increases
issue.—V.
months
gain
a
nine
share
per
Less:
—V.
this
share
per
current
more
than sales of $170,590,000
in the third quarter last
Mr. May said.
Sales for the first nine months were $4)9,772 000
against $483,284,000 in the same period last year".—V.
198
p.
954.
'
—v.
Co.—Quarterly Report—
820,887
Salescost
1,520,000
1,557,500
y
2463.
Leece-Neviile
Net
stock.
preferred
Fixtures, Inc.—Merger Talks Ended
This compares with
Francis
Fed¬
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Net
Alpha
of
market.—V.
cable
Gas,
Bartell,
the
for
year
$71,505,612
3,000,000
provision
income--,
on
Estimated
Profit
acquisition
the
period
1962.
company
holders
Less:
Gross
of
1962
$82,336,050
______
Estimated
Less
producer
$2.01
or
of
same
year,
A
Net
proiit from operations for the nine months amounted
$1,237,163, as compared with an adjusted net loss of $402,962
of
1963
Sales
eral
A.
156,715.
The
Kulicke & Soffa Manufacturing Co.—Sales,
per
subsidiary,
a
the
earned
of
May
cial
Dec.
$2,599,634
profit
Net
The
Store
D
is
Cable
Macfadden-Bartell
all
in
&
Suburban
certificates
1963
31—
Net -sales
sales
shares
class
The
Co.—Quarterly Report—
months
months
in
company
The
addition
In
4.
the coaxial
&
See
New
total
million
shares.
Corp.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
Corp.
Dec.
on
S. Wire
coaxial cable.
1439.
Kropp Forge
—V.'
six
common
13,316
are
$14,897,000,
nine
nine
The
Electronics
U,
$0.21
$0.23
4,182,807
4,182,016
No. of department stores
30
20
;? Excludes company's equity in
the operating results of Alexan¬
der's
Department Stores,
Inc.
and :Retail Realty,
Inc.—V. 198,
Net
total pay¬
a
860,579,
953,767
Earnings
per
share
Shares outstanding
p.
there
stock,
Electronics
Loral
Ducon
(E. J.)
($2.20
acquired the physical assets of the U. S. Wire & Cable Division
from Dodge Wire Corp.
The acquisition, for cash, of the Union,
N. J., facility was announced by Leon Alpert, President and Chair¬
York
ating garages and parking stations; renting and leas¬
ing cars; cleaning and maintaining many types of
commercial buildings, and conducting funeral serv¬
ices.—V. 198, p. 1327.
making
authorizes
million class B
12
of
first
earnings
7
2.8f/
quarterly
cents
1437.
p.
Loral
man
the
The
dividends and the extra
of 30 .cents,
shareholders
the
and
cbmmon
198,
A
of
shares
for continued improvement
Service Corp., with executive offices in
City, directly' and through subsidiaries,
its business in four principal areas: oper¬
Kinney
New
are
Earnings
for
over
Merit
action
the
to
a
will
Proceeds
half
15,
The
common
Gerald
transaction.
just
share,
a
a share. The fourth-quarter dividend and
payable Dec. 10 to shareholders of record
$2.50
year of
dividend
extra
Nov.
begin in 1968.
Co.,
&
with an extra dividend
this
ment
Fund of Boston; and The
Life Insurance Co.
Repayment of the
Revere
$2.50
to the
annually)
The George Putnam
Co.;
be
total of the regular quarterly
dividend paid in 1963.
Tne
1963
dividend
rate
has
been 55
the.
of
Privately—On
Sold
Corp.—Notes
Service
Kinney
the
lor
will
shares
new
company
equal
has been
York,
New
Company,
the
before the split.
has announced its intention to establish a quarterly
dividend of 31»/4 cents ($1.25 annually) on each new share, assum¬
ing earnings and other factors warrant. This new dividend rate is
■?
Bank' New
of
value
par
The
—V.
Chemical
value
Par
the
(2223)
will
mature
in
15
$240,000 on each Dec; 15 from
—V. 198, p. 2129.
installments of
1964 to 1978, inclusive.
;
;
annual
/:
K.K.—Management Changes—
President of Nippon Kokan K.K. (Japan Steel <fe
Nippon Kpkan
Shige
Tube
Kawata,
has
Corp.),
nounced
on
Dec.
been
2.
elected Chairman of tv>e Board, it was an¬
Succeeding
him -as President
is Takeshi
■
8
The
(2224)
Executive Vice-President of the company, one.
Three" steelmakers.
•
'
•
Announcement of the executive change was made 'simultaneously
in Tokyo and New York.
-•
Tn„
The post of Chairman was created by the directors especially ioj
Mr.
Kawata,
according to Ka.chi Hikami, General . Manager of
N.k.K.'s New York office. "Mr. Kawata, at 7(1. is the 'grand old
man' of the Japanese steel industry.
Having guided our company
as
President
since. Ma?;" 1947,
he some time ago indicated his
wish to retire from the heavy responsibilities of the office.
tsiecaoa
of Mr.
Akasaka as President will mean a continuity of manage¬
ment, as he and Mr. Kawata have worked closely together lor
many years," Mr. Hikami stated.-—V.
198, p. 208(1.
formerly
Akasaka,
of
"Big
Japan's
Hannifin's
first
fication
of
major
into the consumer goods market, and
in the continuing grovvui ana ai.edi¬
entry
important step
represents an
business."—V.
our
and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
198,
Cavalier will
recent
years,
almost
1787.
p.-
entirely
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
continue its operations as a division of Seeburg.
In
Cavalier's production
facilities
have
been
devoted,
to the manufacture of vending equipment for the
.
exclusive
.
(H. K.)
corporation
On
Parker Lowe, Executive Vice-President of this
announced the purchase of Deane Logan A
T.
26,
Nov.
based
Milwaukee
Group— Acq'n—
Insurance
a
will
operate
large
as
Approved—Pro¬
Split
Inc.—Stock
Products,
Ozon
manufacturers, of toi¬
letry and cosmetic products, approved a 2-for-l stock split to hold¬
ers
of record Dec. 6, it was announced by H. B. Hagler, President.
The split, which increases the number of outstanding shares of
common
stock from 413,000 to 826,000,
was effected
to meet the
requirements for
listing on
the American Stock Exchange, for
which
Ozon
plans to apply in the early part of 1964.—V. 198,
on
Dec.
Products,
of Ozon
stockholders
3,
2037.
p.
Air
Pacific
Lines,
Air
See Bonanza
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
pines. Inc., this issue.—V. 194, p. 958.
Pauley Petroleum Inc.—Shows Loss for Year—
it
ended Aug. 31, 1963, Pauley Petroleum had a loss
of $389,480 against a loss of $1,436,731 in fiscal 1962. '
Edwin W. Pauley, Chairman, said that "the company improved
its trend from losses toward profits during 1963 and we look for¬
ward to continued improvement in this direction in 1964."
Total revenues in fiscal 1963 totaled $15,117,416 against $18,899,470 in 1962.
"
;
Petroleum's outlook is expected to improve in 1964 when
promising natural gas fields in which the company holds a
interest go on production, Mr. Pauley said.—V. 192, p. 308.
Pauley
two
50V
Dec.
directors
3,
of
Inc.,
Co.,
Offered--On
York,
Dee.
4,
of
manager
as
nounced
the
Telephone
Co.—Debentures
Morgan
and
public
an
offering
of
$50,000,000
Jan.
011
yield 4.43%. The group was
awarded the issue at competitive sale Dec. 3 on a bid
2000,
1,
at
101.26%
of 100.56%
Other
which named the 414%
bids
share
27,
1964,
Brothers
man
Inc.,
Merrill
and
jointly,
Lynch,
100.334,
Pierce, Fenner &
Halsey, Stuart &
and
Co., 100.223.
after
1969
Dec.
to
FEATURES-The
1,
ranging
1968
1000
holders of
to
those
for
PROCEEDS—Of
the
A.T
T.
A
redeemed
the proceeds,
toward
on
after
or
Dec,
the
41
1,
shares,
demand
o
-
will
Mer¬
will
of
stock.
that
termination
the
of business 011
close
and
Merrill,
will
Wadsworth
management,"
in Seattle,
the company
is engaged
of furnishing communication services, mainly local
telephone service, in Washington, Oregon and the'north¬
ern
portion of Idaho.
On June 30, 1963, the company had 1,714,396 telephones in service, of .which about 990
were dial operated.
purchase the
underwriters
debentures in
new
named
below
have
agreed
respective amounts
the following
omitted):
Stanley
Robert
W,
Co
Baird
Inc.
$1,950
A
North
,
Boet teller
1).
&
150
^
A
Co..
Inc.
1,000
Brush.
__
stock
completion
the
Inc.
Haven
Drexel
A-
A
Francis
'
Procter
A Gamble President
Howard Morgens,
approximately 1,650,000 shares of the company's
the
for
business
and
assets
J.
of
Folger
A.
A
Co.
1962
Gamble earned $2.75 per share.
Folger's 1962 net sales were $156,935,000.—V. 198, p. 1787.
Proctor. &
year
Flworthy
&
A.
A
Bloomfield
See
Restaurant
Canadian
Sells
Corp.
1550.
p.
Boston
called
for
redemption
Dec.
on
27,
Funk,
Bank
The
all
Corp....
Co.,
A
I-organ
Harris '
&
—V.
H.
at
Boston,
Co.,
Manufacturers
the
Bank
National
Y.,
Trust Co., N.
198, p. 2037.
Hanover
Commerce, Seattle.—V.
of
Natural
or
the
corporation
'The
A
Suplee,
Silt
mortgage
1.250
_
355
Co.
300
...
Co.
A
A
1,503
1.253
Co,
..
Payment will
the
or
Morgan
Y.
V.
197,
of Canada in Canada,
made at The Royal Bank
be
Guaranty
p. 2509.
Trust
Co.
of
York,
New
Broadway,
140
Co.,
Moslev
1.850
Waist
250
Inc.
Co...?_
750
A
Inc.
Co..
Dean
400
...
was
Son-__
1,050
Ayres.
Witter
A
1,
1964,
Biddle
Kenmore
components
gas
the
for
largest
This
hanks,
Barrie said.
Mr.
On
the
Nov.
Carriers,
29,
it
1963,
part
the
company
com¬
for'Faberge.
payment
the
which
goods
manufacturer
acquisition."
manufactures
refrigeration
CAPITALIZATION
field,
of
sold
Kenmore
expected
according to
line
...
-
,
of
valves
to
Class
Detroit,
1963
30,
Outstanding
$342,370
common
B
agreed
number
of
conditions
and
set
Shares
below
A
Co.,
agreement.
-
Dempsey-Tegeler
A
Ryons
Powell,
Co.,
Suplee,
i.....
Miller
Co
A
Lemon
A
Austin.
8,000
Cook
R.
G.
Inc.-,-
7,000
The
7,000
T.
P.
W..
Inc.
5.000
B.
C.
Co....
5,000
A
Brooks
Co.,
A
ChristopVr A
198,
Co.
A
5,000
_
Mosley
Inc
E.
C.
8,000
5.000
Co.
A
Yeatman,
Co.,
8,000
.
Co.......
5,000
.
Kistler
Stifel, Nicolaus A Co., Inc.
—V.
Shares
Lester,
14,000
Inc
severally
respective
the terms
to
Goodbody & Co
53,000
Inc
the
subject
'
C.
have
shareholders
forth
underwriting
A.
250,000 shs.
below
named
selling
the
150,000 slis.
250,000 shs.
underwriters
shares
the
of
$!)__
(par
from
common
400,000 shs.
;_
,
stock
purchase
to
«**»•>
'
$1)
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
5.000
A
Co...
Dickinson
First
3,000
Corp.
Columbus
Henderson
C.
3,000
Co.
&
3,000
Co..
A
Inc.
'
Uhlinann
A
Co.,
3,000
Inc.
3,000
1788.
p.
financing
As
a
result
of
he
them,
added,
197,
that
announced
approved
for
Listing
listing
the
common
the
on
2096.
p.
Approved
stock
American
of
Stock
>
,
Rbodesian Selection Trust Ltd.—To
tain American Metal Climax Assets—
Acquire Cer¬
American
See
Metal
Climax, Inc.,
this
share
p.
1617.
subscribed—On
Hospital Trust Co.-^-Secondary Over¬
Dec. 5, 1963. it was renorted that a
secondary offering of 50,000 shares of this firm's capi¬
tal stock, made at $82.50 per share through Kidder,
Poabody & Co., New York, and Brown, Lisle & Mar¬
shall, Providence, was oversubscribed.
is
Dec.
the
New
also
V.
2.
1963,
York
listed
198.
on
the
Stock
the
Co.—N
common
Y. S. E. Listing—
stock
of
the
company
Net
and
Pacific
Coast
Stock
three
expire Dec.
held
16.
of
No
Nov.
record
underwriting
25.
in¬
is
proceeds from the above offering, and a con¬
sale of 5,000 comhion shares to employees,
at $204,240, will be used for a new plant,
?
purposes.
BUSINESS—SI
Handling.
System^,
;
.
incorporated
under
of Pennsylvania on June 18. 1958,
Handling for Industry, Inc., for the
purpose of acquiring the assets, patents and good will
of the SI
Handling Systems Division
of Safety Industries, Inc. Since
this
acquisition, the company has been engaged in the engineering,
manufacturing, and selling of materials handling products and
systems. On July 29, 1958, the company's name was changed to its
present name.
The company's address is Belview Road, Phillipsthe
the
laws, of
the
burg,
the
of
~
-
firm's products
platform trucks
in
are
and
points via towline
determined
handling.
approximately
two
(1)
categories:
standard
four-
<2i sWitch-Cart systems which allow
dispatching of platform trucks
to
pre¬
and
programming
materials
was
Materials
Jersey:
New
The
wheel
Inc.
Commonwealth
name
In
1963
conveyors
the
or
standard
tractors
trucks
for
automated
for
accounted
and
the
engineered
sWitch-Cart systems
80/
The principal markets
for company's standard trucks are
in industries employing termi¬
nals and
warehouses for the storage and movement of materials.
From
its inception, the
firm has placed primary emphasis on
the
development and sale of systems employing its sWitch-Cart
or
safety accumulation bumper.
The first sWitch-Cart installa¬
tion was made in a Brooklyn, New York, truck terminal in i960.
At
there
present
and/or
total
sales
the remaining
20';
yolume
of
.
some 45 installations employing its sWitchaccumulation bumper in use in leading manu¬
are
safety
warehousing
freight
and
Products
operations.
handling
being handled by sWitch-Cart systems include drugs, automotive
parts, books, electronic items, furniture, variety store merchandise,
computer
components,
plastics,
frozen
foods,
newspaper
rolls,
clothing,: groceries and general freight.
I
The
firm engineers complete systems although. it manufactures
'and supplies,for use therein only the carts and controls,
the
.
(conveyor
or
tractor)
being supplied
those
industries.
The
number of
devices
power
in
system
a
manufactured
company
.
/
/
;
,
198,
p.
and sold
■
sWitch-
2.500
V.
Authorized
cents
par)
Outstanding
100.000 shs.
;
(50
approximately
■
'
-
.
stock
Capital
.
.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
sold
vary from
100 to 1.000 and the price par cart,
betwten $100
and
$300,.
In
the last fiscal .year
can
varies
likewise
major
by
carts
in
manufacturers
Carts.
Exchanges.
to
working capital, loan repayment, and, other corporate
listed
<
Offering
estimated
Exchange under the symbol SAF. The stock
Detroit
2174.
p.
was
Rights
—
current
the
Santa Fe Drilling
On
each
for
will
facturing,
188,
Inc.
volved.
Cart
issue.—V.
Systems,
Handling"
Stockholders— The company is offering its stockhold¬
ers the
right to subscribe for 12,760 additional com¬
mon shares
at $11.50 per share, on the basis of one
Seaboard
Life
Insurance
reported to
dryers."
of
is
Parker-
Jan.
fluid-system
Taylor,
refrigerant
and
"will
be
Co.
Offering Extended—-Holders of
of
America—Rights
common
stock oi' Sea¬
Life Insurance Co. of America have been given
three-month extension for the exercise of their
56,054 shs.
1631.
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Merger Effective—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp. with and suto
Co., Inc. became effective on Nov. 29. it was
D. Fennebresque. President of Mobil Chemical
Co. and a Vice-President of Socony Mobil.
"7
Virginia-Carolina, a leading manufacturer and marketer oi agri¬
cultural chemicals, will be operated as a separate division of Mobil
The
subscribe
common
common
for
the
purchase
one
additional
involved.
Subscription price is $9.25 per share. The original
offering was made to holders of record Oct. 1, 1962
through rights which were to have exoired Dec. 1,
1963.
This
now
company
has
been
sions—V.'198,
extended
to
Feb, 28,
1964.
in
world's
Parker-
Doc.
4,. the
p.
1369.
was
*
Chemical,
.
Virginia-Carolina
Net
has 3 500
income
for
employees and
anrpial
sales oi over
30, 1963.
the fiscal year ending June
'
'
lease 85 490.000 net tons ol
in Florida, and mines these
at the rate of 2,300.OCO tons annually. .It manufactures commercial
lertili^ers and other agricultural chemicals
in 37 plants.—V. 198.
was
$5,400,000.
The
,
company
owns
p.
2038../
or
has
under
of phosphate rock
recoverable reserves
;
■
,.
Southern
:■
Power
of
Seeburg
announced.
The
merger
and Cavalier
manufacturers of vending, equip¬
is effective Immediately.
Corp..
California Edison Co.—California Electric
Shareholders
Approved Merger-
-
See
merger
Corp., Chattanooga. Term,, leading
ment,
John
by
does not anticipate anv further exten¬
Seeburg Corp.—Merger Effective—
On
Oil
Mobil
$100,000,000.
various
...
mark
and
stock of the company for each five
stock with rights. No underwriting
of
merger
rights to
share of
150
manufacturers
gas
Mr.
SEPTEMBER
—_____
stock
1.2"0
•••
before
including
check
is
OF
Authorized
year)
announced
Co.,
•-
..
Chairman
principally
refrigerant
AS
Debt—
Capital Stock—
Socony
Co...,,/
A
-•
-
a
industry,
.strainers,
are
replace short-term
Inc.—A. S. E.
was
had been
company
Exchange.—V.
The
Products
accumulators,
devices
consumer
in
The. loans
Co.
-
Machine
dryers,
coupling
4. by S. R. Taylor,
the transaction is
of
>.
Ind.,
2,962
Term
1.853
A
;„AA.,Aa;
_
Dispatch of 1216 West Sample St.. South
carrier by motor vehicle in
the
area
common
a
rolling equipment and lias approximately 514 employees.
a
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Dec.
011
Insurance
two
shares of
Completion
■
Life
Redwing
150
Co.
Struthers
Yarn all,
by selling
will accrue to
Bryan,
communities.
board
v............
Inc..
250
&
has agreed
to
acquire for cash
the business
Kenmore Machine Products, Inc. of Lvons. New York
announced
Hannifin,
that
announced
,
753
Co
A
Kenny
Wend.
1.500
.-
Inc.
Co..
Weld
V'illis,
sold
were
of the proceeds
Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio.
The company
route miles, serving 3,284 customers in .470
It operates terminals in seven cities, owns 630 pieces
Akron,
operates over
of
shares
none
150
1939.
of
has
public financing will be necessary in connection with the Faberge
acquisition—V. 198, p. 1843.
A
Parker-Hanpifin
assets
Mutual
253
Neuliaus
A
an
1,850
**-?..-
and
President,
a
$14,000,000 long-term loan
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, Northwestern Nationaj Bank of St. Paul, Aetna Life Insurance Co.. and Northwestern
on
150
...
Inc.
1,000
Partners
Noyes
p.
Barrie,
payment of a $10,000,000 note issued
In
addition, the company arranged
159
.Co..,.;..
Underwood.
150
....
Parker-IIannifin
it
Rayette, Inc.—Private Financing Completed—
George
pleted financing for its June 28 acquisition ol Faberge, Inc. He said
that the plan involved the issuance of 250.000 treasury shares in
503
Yeatman,
is
Mich.,
under
400'
.
Co,
Inc.
Co..
Offered—On
Chicago, 111., Fort Wayne and South Bend,
the
has called for redemption on Jan.
1, 1964,
operation of the sinking fund. $202,000 of its 51 u '. first
bonds series due '1980 at 100/
plus accrued interest.
Rhode Island
259'
Co
A
Tne
A
vo
Ind.,
between
has
of
corporation
through
3,2"0
1,850
Common
—
company.
new
Redemption—
Corp.—Partial
Gas
called for redemption on Jan.
1,
1964,
sinking fund, $310,000 of its G',
first
mortgage bonds series due 1980 at 100/ plus accrued Interest; and
The
through'operation
A
Inc
Stiver A
Steele
J.
Stroud
400
Co
&
H'lliav-i
198,
Co..
A
Agnew
Smithers
S.
Co.,
Stiealitz
*
Jackson
The
BUSINESS—Shippers
SI
also called for redemption on Jan. 3, 1964,
outstanding 5%U
first mortgage bonds due April
1,
105.85c.
Payment will be made at the Old Colony Trust
has
its
1.500
William R. Staafs A
&
Inc.
&: Co.'
Sachs
Hemphill.
J.
Shuman,
'500
Inc....
Hart,
Gooribodv ; &
Co.
W. D. Gradison Sc
A*
Reynolds
1.830
••
Inc.
Co..
_
Saunders,
250
Fleming
A
the
Bend,
and
Seattle:
Washington,
of
company
of
1990
-
Hobbs
Goldman.
W.
F.
..
Reid
Glare.
R.
A
Co
A
Webber.
400
Nolan,
253
Inc.
.
150
_
Jaffray A Hopwood
Pressprich A Co.A
250
Corp.
...
Co..
A'
Curtis
400
of --'Michigan
Inc.
Morton
250
Co.
Southwest
II.
Piper,
'250
First
oversubscribed.
stockholders and
Harrison
Power & Light Co.—To Redeem Bds.
lias
company
Dispatch,
public offering of 150,000 common shares of Ship¬
Dispatch, at $7.50 per share.
The offering was
Johnston,
400
Paine,
Co
The
Co.
&
Turben
2031.
p.
Inc.
194,
1963,. all
of, its outstanding 5LP
first mortgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1989 at
106.05O
Payment will be made
at the Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston, the Marine Midland Trust Co., NJ Y„ or the Peoples Na-
150
150
1,850
...
75,675,120
as
pers
Hayden,
this issue,—V.
Industries, Inc.,
Puget Sound
The
250
__
Inc.
F. S. Mosel'w A Co
,
1,500
Inc.
&
Daw kins
Fulton.
W.
.1.850
Faulkner,.
Sullivan
Co..
1.250
_
Co.,
A
as
Allyn,
no
Inc
C.
Co..
Clark
Fahurst ock
Folger,
Merrill.
Dillon, Union Se-
enrities
First
Irving Lundborg
McKelvy A: Co
250
i_._
Co
Co.,
$1.83
75,362,865
outstanding
—r
Francis. I." duPont,
Equipment Business—
with the
Co
A-
150
__
duPont,
A
138,125,749
$1.97
stock
Francis I. duPont, A. C. Allyn, Inc., New York,
manager of an underwriting group, announced the
Walston
1,85'.)
.
132i30<),000
149,135,717
taxes
270,425,749
145,000,000
share
Common
calendar year Folger's net earnings were $6,952,000.
These earnings would equaB$4.21 per share on the 1,650,000 shares
of
PAG
stock issued for this acquisition.
In the 1962-63 fiscal
In, the
] .000
r,,
Co.
A-
income
30,700,000
294,135.717
taxes
Dec. 3,
acquisition
400
Inc
500
_
Bodine
Inc.
Eastman
Faliey,
_.
Co..
I.
Allyn.
Corpv
Town/end,
A
Crouter
Halle
1
%
Childs Securities
Co.,
Loeb
198,
Em¬
taxes
Equipment purchase obligations (not
including $217,860 due
within
the
of
business.
coffee
According
to
exchanged
common
announced
Gamble
Folger
1,230
Lemon Si Co
A
E'nhltro'-ev
Kuhn,
Inc.
Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
150
,A
Sons
Slocumb
A
Co..
Brown
First,
Kalman
Co.,
<?
A
..1$1,850
'..
Co., ' Ihc.400
Kidder. PeabodV
1.000
Co.
Boynton
Alex.
Weeks
HuttOll
Illinois
Johnston.
Granbery,
Inc.
&
Hut-ton
E.
The
250
Co.,
IK
W
A.
Inc.
A
Maraclic
De
Fr.
500
Fitch,
Co.,
Blair
Hornblower
Co.,
___
Barret.
E.
A
An,o"pt
income
31
Shippers
with
Amount
MorgaTn
—V.
the
income
Federal
after
per
common
Oct.
Long-
Co.—Acquisition-
Gamble
&
&
PAG
business
(000's
of
one
the
of
toll
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
of
to
fund33,390.000
Federal
Federal
for
income
Net
sharing
before
income
Net
contribution
lor
income
Shares
'
1939.
p.
Procter
N.
the
1962
S
3.,878,828,332 3,473,139.545
profit
ployes
relationship
enable the
inter-company
of
BUSINESS— Headquartered
;
in
and
change in
no
1963
sales
Provision
Net
made
be
the
Wesleyan University Press.
Established in 1818. Merrill consists
of
two
divisions—the Educational Division,
which publishes ele¬
mentary
and
high
school textbooks and
the College Division,
which
publishes college textbooks.
According to Prentice-Hall's last annual report to stockholders,
Merrill
recently completed a half-million dollar addition
to its
building in Columbus, Ohio, which is designed
to take care of
growth needs through 1967.
Its list of new titles, as well as its
sales and editorial staff, has expanded sharply.
Wadsworth
Publishing formed in 1956. has become a well es¬
tablished
and
widely known college textbook published, according
to
Prentice-Hall's annual report.
It recently moved into its new
building in Belmont, California, a suburb of San Francisco.—V.
.from
its common
of
,
note
and
advances
of
89.120
or
the
at
of
shares
ten
on
1995.
Company
repayment
each
distribution
The
record
share
one
for
Mr. Ettinger said.
In 1958 Frentice-Hall acquired Charles E. Merrill Books from
the company will use $48,702,702 to
27,145,557
owns
.redeemable
be
Co.—Nine Months' Report—
&
'*
Gross'
Rights
are
principal amount of its
Telephone & Telegraph
balance
which
debentures
stock
companies to improve their competitive positions and lacilir
tate
the
growth of each in the textbook field.
Each company
should be able to look forward to continued expansion under vig¬
Quebec
option of the company at redemption
for those redeemed prior to Dec. 1,
104.760
repay, the remaining
held
by
the Pacific
apply
the
at
from
com¬
three
-
REDEMPTION
or
prices
the
that
the board, each
of
receive
will
stock owned.
Prentice-Hall,
between
tional
coupon.
debentures, also as 44s, came
Brothers & Hutzler, Blyth & Co., Leh¬
Ettinger, Chairman
P.
Wadsworth
of
common
believe
"We
the
for
from Salomon
Smith
to
will
27.
Dec.
Pacific
debentures, due Dec.
Sears Roebuck
Provision
stockholder
common
one
Prentice-Hall
Stanley & Co., New
underwriting group, an¬
Northwest Bell Telephone 4l-fe%
announced
California.
According''to Richard
rill
Proctor-Silex
Pacific Northwest Bell
Prentice-Hall,
of
Belmont,
Prentice-Hall
198,
year
Spin Off Two Subsidiaries
will spin off two wholly owne.t subsidiaries—Chimes E. Mer¬
' Books, Inc., of Columbus, Ohio, and Wadsworth Publishing
rill
Procter
the
.
pany
holders.
For
There
®
Petroleum sustained a loss of 20 cents per share during
compared with a loss of 74' cents per share the year
was revealed in the company's annual report to stock¬
Pauley
Coca-Cola.
'
fiscal. 1963,
before,
lias
Prentice-IIall, Inc.—To
orous
posed A. S. E. Listing-i¬
of
and no change in management II was also stated that
production and business of Cavalier will continue to be centered
in Chattanooga.
The cpmpany has operated here under its present
management since 1905.--V. 198, p. 427.
all
Period Ended Oct. 31—
firm,
Dallas general agency which Northwestern National
subsidiary.
Deane Logan A Co. will retain its
identity as a general agency.
Mr. Lowe stated that the acquisition of Deane Logan A Co. by
Northwestern National
will result in improved* service to Texas
agents
through
closer communication between
field office and
company,
and improved liaison on underwriting claims and ac¬
counting functions.—V. 198, p. 998.
Co.,
bottlers
of
use
this policy
Redemption—
called for redemption 011 Dec. 31,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, 3,666 shares of its 5«/a7i
cumulative preferred stock at, $100 per share plus accrued divi¬
dends of $0.9143
per share.
Payment will be made at tne First
National City Bank, N. Y.—V. 198, p.
1787.
The
O11
National
Northwestern
Inc.—Partial
Co.,
Porter
California
Electric
Power
Co..
this
issue.—V. .198.
p.
2038.
Chicago,
Continued
on
page
53
Volume
198
Number
W' >■>
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are
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second
a
table
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Company
of
Abercromoie
increased
•
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A
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Carnaco
6'.»
6
1-2-20
Carson
Pirie
1
1-13
Carter
ij.
2-15
1-18
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25c
2-15
1-18
Thermal
2-15
.
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American
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Enka
Dredging
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1-
9
9
12-16
19
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12-30
25c
1-16
2'.'o
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American
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12-16
12-11
12-19
12-11
12-19
12-11
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1-15
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i
quarterly
3'c
of
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5'/
of
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1st
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12-30
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iquar.)
Stores,
12-14''
,.
(quar.)'
_T,
12-16
12-
(quar.
Extra ;
preferred / (quar.)
11-30
5
3
•12-
5
25c
12-16
12-
5
25c
12-24
12-
4
6c
12-31
12-
5
60c
5Q
12-16
12- 2
Government Employees Insurance Co. (quar.i
12-16
1-
Government
1-
1
1-
Employees Life Insurance Co.-—•
Semi-annual ,EDSvl
12-18
—
Gray
Drug Stores iquar.)Great Americaia Insurance Co. (N.' Y.j—
1
42-18
1- 1
12-18
12-31
F2-11
1-15
12-17
Great Lakes Paper Co,
12-
Great,
12-12
Quarterly
3
12 '2.c
12-20
6
3
6
12-
3
12-
1
12-13
1
Stock
Gulf
.
12-13
1-6
12-23
31c
12-27
ordinary
and
A
of
^.j]]
1-15
(Dallas)
the
12-20
2
12-10
1-
3834 'f
ordinary)
•
10c
3
12-17
12-20
50c
—
(quar.)_•
¥}■
Co.
12-16
of
divitlehd
Insurance
2
.1-
55C
420c
Ltd. (qqar.).
.(interim payment
class
1-
■
—
Stores
less British income Tax
pence
20c
'
_______
6
1-
..__f
Universal
Griess-Pfleger Tanning (annual)
Guardsman Chemical Coatings Inc.
G
1-
12-10
5
1-6
2-
(stockholders
11-30
1834C
1-
vote
at
on
Feb.
held
'
annual
14
on
a
,
meeting
to
proposed
be
12.57/
dividend)
12-20
12-16
HC
23c
12-20
11-25"
Ha^dcnfield
53c
12-20
11-25
6c-
,
1-15
.1
1-1,5
■
D. Ltd
(N.
J.)
(quar.)
Cosco
Hamilton
12-27
Management—
and class B (quar.)————
A
CD^s
/
$11*20
1-15
12-27
—r_
20c
12-30
12-14
Handleman
-J_„x-_
50c
12-27
12-20
Hartford
Extra
40c
12-16
12' :>c
12-13
12-' 2
12-13
12-
—
Bank
National
Hamilton
12-31
il5c
6c
12'2 c
...
$42*20
on
A
(ouar.)
and
B
15c
____—
•••
•
1-
2
;8C
sharesJ.
12-16
12-
5
2
12-16
12-
5
12-
5
3c
12-16
17c
1-15
12-31
35c
12-27
12-13
•25c
12-27
12-13
10c
1-15
12-23
'
1
40c
25c
iquar.i '
1-30
1-
2
12-30
12-16
$1.25
12-16
12-
2
4c
12-10
11-
1
.
Fund
of
31c 1
(year-end
income
of
17
1-
1
12-13
.
P-
plus
cents 1
42'-4 c
12-23
12-/3
27b
12-23
12-
3
Co.;
—
common
(quar.)
—z
■
Radio
5'-
(initial)-—--——
4'4.'7
preferred
(quar.)--
(quar. ).._l--_
—
Siddelcy Canada. Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
514.fy
Helena
Co.
Electric.
preferred
Consolidated
A
—
Publishing—
■ - >
' (acciim..
Rubinstein,
Heli-Coi}
a
—
iquar.)
preferred ';( quar,'>'___—______"————
Harvey
Class
of
'
Co.
Gas
Hawaiian
Hef»r«t-'
income
distribution
Fund
15c
(year-end
investment
investment
4
1-
62 tie
(quar.)
B
stock
Gas
distribution
2
1-
_1
12-30
12-
h--*:—
12-
•
Pumps
'
12-16
12-16
9
20c
___;
A
Class
.
Goulds
12-14
12-31
12-13
23c
:__cL
_
Mackay
Class
/
11-25
12-20
12-10
1-15
Ohio—
Lewis Machine Tool
Instrument Co
12-11
12-30
12-
12-30
$0 555
:
of
(quar.)
12-27
12-31
'
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
12rl3
12-23
26c
u
12-27
12c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.___!
12-16
15c
—
'
capital
1-
312
(Pa.)—
12-14
12-
——___—'1—_—____'
Balanced
gains
Howard
6
12-20
3'/
dividend
Glassco
6
12-12
quar. 1
Ltd.
cents
12-
8c
:.7
(stock
12-
12-20
—
Howard
11 >4
Eaton.
v
10
13c
&
of
12-16
5'/
preferred
Hawker
15c
(resumed)
Trust
12-13
75c
•
12-31
31 1 4C
—
.'
iquar.i__|__J-__
Inc.." 5'i preferred
Rubber,
2
t30c
i_
(annual 1
Giddings &
11-25
Dunlop
,_i
Corp.
12-10
5'7
Insurance—.
•—
Duffy-Mott
i
5
1-
pro-
:.
12-27
c
common—
,
12-13
Co.
4
12-
$1.05
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)__
4 V* 7/
preferred (quar.)._.../__
-r
1-15
(increased
a
(quar.).
Time Corp.
(quar,
General Tire. & Rubber, $5 preferred
5Vi'r preferred (quar.
12-16
3334C
—_____
12-10
A
common
12-20
12'2
—___—
Co.
12-
125c
12-16
5'/
—
12-31
B
on
r
1
15c
—:
••'7',
-preferred
iquar.)Donahue Bfos.' (extra )• i__
Douglas '& Lomason (increased
DnnhPm-Bush,
2
annual
,x_
2
151"
———
12-
Chemical
15c
;
1-
15c
—V
Inc.—,
Fund,
12-10
Class
Inc.,
28
1-
$1.25
iquar.i
12-31
Dow
1-
12-20
75c
(,quar.)
next
35c
,
_r_r
12-28
L'ri,—
11-29
1
General
,
on
20c
Class
Bulova
•
12-13
4c
—___—
43c
tquar.i
6
12-16
12-16
-
85c
$2.10
12-16
10c
(quar.)
L__.
Inc.—
12-30
$0,024
of Pennsylvania—
preferred (ouar.)
■General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
■4*/z\l preferred'(quar. )_yl_f.__c__
12-16
.12-27
15c
gains
2
12-
General Telephone Co.
12-16
$11*20
A_U__
(Quar. 1
Dominion
4c;
2
(N.J. )-—
(N.J.)
(he
at
Co.____
Public
$2.50
-'
26c
(quar.i
&
Foam
$1.25
1-13
6
10c
gains-—
Quarterly
Glass,-/Ltd
1-17'
.
(quar.)__
1-
(quarterly
J20c
General
12-13
1
23c
62'Fc
common
Canada
1-
1S1.09
F.
'quar.i-_h
preferred
1-
30c
iquar. 1
(quar.)
Dominion of Canada
Brooks-Scanlon.
12-14
12-13
'
preferred
12-17
(Qunr.i
of
General
12-14
-t75c
—
—
12-31
(quar.)
6
12-13
2
20c
4
1-15
preferred
2
2
1-
35c
—
;
Investment
Dinettes
12-
12-30
1-
Bank
:112c
,
t$1.1834
5%
11-
12-27
$1
L
—
iquar.)——-—
From/ capital
6
12-27
SI
12 Vac
River
87 V'2 c
—
common
$1.25
Diversev^ Corp.
Diversified
D'xie'
Barbara
Toms
vote
20c
dividend
Inc.,
12-11
12-
20c
1
General Securities, Inc. (Minn.)
General Shale Products
(quar.)_,
.Extra
:
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
3
12-26
___/
—
Inc.
(quar.i
dividend—;
-
1-11
12-18
12-24
(year-end)__'__
(quar.)
Inc.
(extra)
Automotive
Parts
General
6
12-
60c
,'quar.)'_
A
Dodge & Cox Fund
Optional-cash or stock
28c
12-
37V2C
,___
Corp.,
2-17
12-31
1-31
16c
20c
iquar.i
iquar.i.
(quar.i
12-17
&
12-
1-15
$1.62 Vi
.
.__
class
12-31
Co.,
6
1-15
12-13
.
20c
-
preferred
Diversa,
1.-17
32 V.»c.
5c
of
series
Cos.
General
3
?8c
umar.i-
Co,,
1
income
12-
$1.3712
—
_
(quar.)
-
Realty
1-15
Glass
12-19
55c
A
t$l.?8
from
1
series)
(quar.i
iquar.)
15c
'
;
—
iquar.»___!
Industries (reducedi_i___
Raynolds
'(R. S.i &
12-27
'
2c.
Sz
S o"k,
12-17
$1.50
1-15
15c
Capital
Garlock,
3
,30c
(quar.i__
&
(monthly)
"
7
2
Extra'
3
$1.37',2
—I
Stores
class
Mortgage
6
1-17
12-14
1-
quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Brockway
12-
12-
L50c
c.i
12-17
1-
_
:
Investing—i
Fri'sci;
12-10
1
12-20
12-20
100'/
;
(quar.)
r""--r'-Fh '^referred
Distributers Group. Inc.—'
Class A
(vear-end 1
C!a ■; B (year-end 1
x
3
1S1.50
_
■
cquar. i_
preferred
1-
20c
—
Ltd.f class
75c; preferred
(quar.i
preferred
$1,37 '2
x
(quar.i-
Inc.
12-
12-27
3-
„12-24
5c
1947
preferred
Street
1-10
60c,
1
Corp.
prefeired
43a '7
12-13
12-23
1
30c
dividend
Utilities
11-29
12-27
(quar.i____a_—
5.15Tf
Broad
12-16
$4
3
2-
30c
Mutual. Fund.
Shares
37>2C
-
—
1-
12-20
50c
will
F anklin' Electric
time
(quar.)
Ltd.
4.75'-
412r'r
1-23
'
Chemical
,/"feu-
3
170c
_■
(quer< i__
&
Son
<
12-9
12 Vac
Franklin Custodian FundsPreferred series
2
11-29
2-15
9
6
Relay & Construction (quar.)
Franklin Realty
Industries,
class; A
(qifar. I
Dillingham
12-13
150c
Ltd._^
1-
12-15
'"
(quar.i-
preferred
,
.
125c
Note
this
at
(quar
Limitee,
Diebold,
Telephone—
preference
preferred
5.75'-
-
Ltd.
Bank
Columbia
C'f
12-13
162 V2C
5',
12-20
1-1
;
Cc mm on
Devoe
,
__
Extra'
6rf
1-10
'
1-23
•
5c
(quar.).
Drug
&
Frfre
Dickson
12-16
,
12-13
30c
:
Ext"'a
12-16
12-16
12'2 c
Stock
12-27
12-
5
1-
National
Fair/Stores
Franklin
Electric
Detroit
Drilling Co. Ltd.—
11'.
ish
2
2
.....
(quar.i.
Bright
Eri
1-
168 3'4:C
6
uoc
!
(increased'quar.
Ltd.
Records
Detrex
12-10
2
:
Ltd.—
12-
151
'___
iquar.i
(s-a 1
Co.
&
Delta
12-16
1-
1-
12-16'
12-18
quar.).._
(incr.
Assn.
$4,220 preierred (quar.iForbes & Wallace, class A
(quar.)
Foster Forbes. Glass
(quar. >___:
Stock dividend
6
split
Jan.
Class ,B.^
preferred
iquar.i__.
preferred (quar.i
Eovleh
12-23
$1.37!2
_
America
iR. ,L.i,
Denault,
time
<quar. i
North
stock
-
Systems
Defiance.
9
50c
(.quarJ
F^od
12-
Founders
(quar.i—
Co.,
(1945
J. i
America
Bank
Trenton
Goodman
/
preferred
12-16
'
9
2
1
12-16
9
Co.—
Corp.
Reynolds
David
9
1212-
25c
Co—
i
12-
12-31,
12-31
1-
&
Decpa
12-31
10c
...
1-
40c
12-
30c
(.quar. )_.._
quar.)
(N.
•Fittings,-- Ltd., common
Class A (s-a)
12-13
12-2712-11
12-31
,
25c
payment, omitted
prior
Eorman
5'/a''
30c
'tquar.U—
C.
,
1-1,5
$2.25
,
i_
(increasedi
(II.
1
12-10
7
12-
12-10
12-18
10c
.
Fownes Bros
.'_
Co.
Inc.
meeting to be held on Jan.
posed 5'f stock dividend.
First Virginia Corp
9
9
tlOc
Cunningham
12-27.
1-15
■
Water
National
National
Stockholders
9
12-
1-
Sl.3'7 V2
-
5c
(S.i
12-
12-
10 c
pfd,.
Curtis
2
12-31
■
of
'
First
12-16
12-26
12-18
$1.50
<
omitted
Cigar
L.i
Crompton
1-
'
.
Quarterly
12-16
10c
1.
(quar.)
preferred
Crain
12-13
$1.25
<s-a)
ll
Son
6c
Bohack
2-
c
155c
25c
Extra
Bird
41712
-■
(quar.i____
(s-ar)
preferred
Bernz-Cmatie
'_
Ltd.
(year-end )F1I_.
preferred
4.50'v
Canada
Bag
1.9''
.
Craig
9
Beldihg
11-16
.
.
(Somerset County, N.J.)
i_._i._j.
First
Co.;—
(Peten
3.'2";
9
12-26
7V2C
.12-
8-14
1
2'
Products
(L.
Corroon
12-26
1
25c
.Corp., 6 "2pfd.
Cquar.V—
Coplay Cement Mfg., 6'7 pfd. (initial
s-al—
Corning Glass Works, common;
;•
Extra
:
3-10
split
9-
Extra
12-10
4-
2-14
12-
First
5-15
SI.13
riiv.i
:
Co,
pro "erred
Cooper
3-10
135c
..
1
435c
;
'.4-
1
1
12-23
National Bank
Quarterly
4
omitted
Rendering
Cook
Co.—
(initial
common
125c
iquar. i__x___:
four-for-three
125c
.
;
(quar.i
$1,40 preferred
Becton, Dickinson
Ee?cii
12-16
2
quar. i.
Class
New
2
1-
140c
.
1-
Sl.12'2
?40c
Lumber, Ltd.,-
Common
i
quar.
quar.)
i
12-
SI.25
'
_
(quar.)
Paper
Control
12-18
1-10
1-20
35c
net
investment income
National Bank of Boston
(quar.)
First
First
3-
—
12-13
12-17
12-13
1-31
12-20 '
)
10c
..
from
7
6-
———
dividend
$5.50
1-
SI.25
.iquar.i
stock
5'»
2
$3
Fund,' Inc.
12-30
■
•30c
Consumers
12-13
$1.50
'5'f'-'
i
Gas Co., common
(quar.)
512'■«•
preferred series A
iquar. >__i.
Continental Baking Co., common
(quar.i
12-18
9c
;
_
(Ore
1011
(quar.i
Pennsylvania
Corp.
6
1-
1-
20c
(year-end)
Fund <year-end
of
11-29
22c
Financial Corp. of Santa
Financial
Industrial
12-18
12-16
1-
;
1
G'a-for-l
(a
Consolidated
12-16
50c
_v
i
Co.
Consolidated
rExtra
12-16
1-
Stock
12-31
25c
__
(quar.i.
Foods,
lb''
A
1-
Laboratories, Inc.-x-
Commoii
4
25c
1st
Extra :
'2
12-30
Co.
Financial
12-13
25c
payment
Consolidated
12-31
481.75
is-ai
(quar.)
Extra
S'/a',
6
1
'
Finance
6
12-
$1.25
_
1
Industries.
Commonwealth
12-13
2-
15c
Bastian-Blcssing
Bath
12-
555c
12-27
'
12-13
12-27
r
1-15
-----r
(increased
Fund
12-13
1
25c
•
;
Candy Shops
Fidelity Trend
12-13
6
Corp.
12-20
30
1-
20:
Fidelity
R
$1.50 preferred
iquar.)___'_'
Colorado & Southern RR., 1st
preferred
Columbus &
Southern
Ohio
Electric
12-12
12 tie
pfd.
Montana
Nova
,
12-13
,
Bancorporation
1-10
12-30
1-
12-19
10c
dividend
Common
10-14
20c
___•
__
Baltimore
3
Co.—
:
'
Year-end
Bank
12-
series A
year
Colea'e-P^tmalivp
Board
5
'20c
...
_•
100 '
Ferry Cap & Set Screw
2
12
aooxo,ea
r
iquar. 1
Federated Department Stores
Telephone—'
stockholders approval
to
1-
12-
1-22
20c
As;ocia
Mortgage
12-14
1-15
25 c
Corporation
Cle-Ware
3
12-16
45c
_
Bell
3
12-30
$2
Inc.—
this
Trust
s-b.iect
12-24
1-
11-29
25c
.f__
Federal Insurance Co.
Federal National
1-10
11-29
12-20
:
Farrer
12-27
12-16
25c
dividend)
Loan
'fcorpcrajticn
Fannv
-
5
U5c
iquar.i
Fairbanks Co., common
6''
preferred
(quar.)
3
12-20
2-14
10c
'_
:r__
Co.,
for
12-31
$2
Fan______
rrgc
12-13
SI.25
Indianapolis
1
12-23
5c
———.
rxtra
5
1-15
38'4C
._
(stock
Bacharach
/.
Co.
2
12-
70c
...
1,
_
Theat"e
1-
12-2"
12-30
■
-.a.-
Fawirk
(quar.i.:—--—
Suburban
Extra
txira
F-b'ien
7c
Pacific
Company
12-
25c
12-13
i.
iquar. i___i.._
Cleveland
136c
___
_
Ltd.
R,
12-13
1
,".n
pie erred
Colonial
B
1
1-
420c
—
pie.erred
CI
12-13
12-31
iqudr.)___
B
iquar.i__,
iquar.i
Circle
12-12
12-31
spliti..-
Co.—
preferred'
&
12-18
12-18
35c
Corporations!
Equitable,Sav.nss
1-
1
City .Gas Co. of Florida iquar.i
City Investing Co.— ; '•
5Va'v
preferred
(quar.i
Refining, Co.—
3.75'/
_h..,
Citizens Utilities Co..
(quar. >_
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
pref. A & B (quar.i
City Electric (quar.)
8-20
30c
Texas
preferred
Extra
cent
Atlantic
Atlas
6c
Quarterly'
2
1-15
1-15
Atlantic
2nd
Orleans
—
Cincinnati &
eachl
(initial
2-_0
8-31
Exolon
iquar.
5'.
12-13
(quar.»
common
stock
12-10
2-23
o.._
5',
6
12-31
F
Inc.
Oil
j
ockho.cter.
is
2
2
and
Cap well Co.
iquar. 1
_ZH
divie'end (subject to
approval of t .e
California Commissioner of
(one
inc.
A
________
DC
net, investment
class.
Stock
12-13
11-
,12-19
split)
12-13
'
5',•'
6
12-16
'
a
Cos.
12-31
one
12-13
Enquirer >uquar.i__—.
Common
12-2Q
noc
1
1-10
r-for
101
1
Corp. iquar.i
Industries (stock dividend!-..
Chris-Craft
1-
+7V2C
for
1-31
a
Air
1
O'Nuts
Cincjn: ati
20>2C
(quar. i__
shares
Emery laud'siries., Inc.
11-27
1
iquar.i
(from
Co.ton
Fill
12-31
1-15
8»3C
_j
(quar.)
.
Armour
Chickaslia
■
A
diMcienu
Ltd,
Enterprises
12-31
145
35c
class
11-27
1
Wines
Cincinnati New
B
12-16
T'ac
Chesapeake Utilities Qorp. yiqua'r'i
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR._—...
Chicago Molded Products-
12-31
12-19
Yi
--
Development
Ltd.,
held
10
Inc.__
prclerred
Freight .(stock
;12-16
32,'2c
Chemical'Fund
•iso.ooi
"imperial
-•Anthes
each
lor
25c
2'c
_•
convertible
1
.'.
—
C.emical
Y.)—
«quar.i
$1
Emery
1-
liv
s,ock
a
5'/.
quiavi
3
1-
the
;
12-17
1.5c
quar.i
Speedway',
as
(quar.i
(stock
on
2
N J1
12-16
10c
Uniform
(Freehold,
11-27
$1.25
(N
T5
SI.23
12-31
97 (ic
Co.
paid
Chateau-Gai
Chock
Co.
-
1-
a—,
12-13
10c
Equipment
Re-Insurance
Increased
quarterly
be
share
6
20c
__.k.______
American
quar.i
12-
15c
snares
Fire Insurance
American'Photocopy
__r_J
(increased
Motor
Cl:art-i ak,
Foundry Co.—
Quarterly
Angelica
To
5
12-13
^
t
12-20
■
-
5'f
pre.erred iquar.
3.90'f preferred iquar.i
American
1
1-
1-
ce'.ni-annually
12-13
10c
■
12-16
25c
iquaiM
45c
___
Machine
C
Corp.
a
Peel-
Gas
(increased
quar.i
Elizabethtown Water Co.
iquar.i
Emco, Ltd.
iquar.i__
L'mt:r_on Llectric
Mfg. Co. (increased quar.i
$l.021a
_c_
20c
_
on
American
series
Chariot.e
and
to
Elizabethtown
12-31
6
Co.
Semi-annual
Ec.u. y
x u»*..
Etjreka
Ie
Line
iquar.i
—
25c
A
B_—
.
split
iquar.i__,
;
Locker,
preferred
Cer.o
name
Emporium
1
.iquar.).'___
__
American
1-1)4
11-29
1-
Lilly
two-ior-one
split
class B common )
Sl.lSU
iquar.i
12-23
one-ior-tcn.
10c
25c
iquar.i
4,to':, prefeired series D
Central Jersey Bank & Trust
12-13
16
dividend 1!__!
(stockholders
a
approved
$1.02la
com.
A
B
'
three-for-two
alter
payment
Gas,
series
series
12-13
12-27
$1.25
.
Initial
&
pre erred
3
1-
75c
_
•
3
1-15
.
Eli
6
12-13
12-12
at
Dec,
Consolidated
Accounting
35c
pie-erred
12-27
30c
35c
—
2
Products
35c
4.75'..
12-23
12-
of
vote
011
held
corporate
7lac
4.1'j'z
12-23
<quar.i
split
the
will
12-31
Ltd.)
20c
preferred—
Illinois Electric
in
bo
to
30c
'
I
iquar.i
4.10'.,
SI.50
'
2-
5c
'
Central
12-16
1-
-
.
12-
12-27
5c
.
'
non-cumulative
(shareholders
meeting
reverse
Electronic
12-2
2
1-13
16c
:
70c
2
20 c
iquar.i
Ltd.—
1-
125c
.
iquar.i
12-
1
2'i-
(quar.i
12-10
d52c
iquar.i
Corp.
a
Elder.
1-18
12-16
25c
American
Mills
Co.
iquar.i__
12-13
—_
(increased
American
&
Co.
1-
from net realised profit
60
non-cmnul.' pivieirru
Ame.ican Distilling
tquar.i
12-10
$S1.06!4
Charge Service. Inc.—
Common • (increased
quar.i
70c
non-cumulative p*e.erred
55c
diy.dend
12-16
Ltd.
special
Electrical
Central
>
American
Scott
W.)
Celotex
__
com.
5
i25c
quar.i
annual)
1-18
quar.i
j—'
5
12-
1212c
Extra
Inc.—
Incus.rics,
consumer
(increased
12-24
quar.i
Year-enu
American
12-
?$1.50.
1-xO
$3
(increased
12-15
12-15
$12,
hsra i
(s-a 1
2-15
<s-ai_
Corp.
10c
j.
lie
<qusr.>
guaran.ecd
Ry
Equipment
1-
Allegheny 6c Western Ry.—
Allied
Co.
Foreign Securities, Ltd..'..
Vickers, Ltd. iquar.i
2-
.
H1.Z6U
on
Elder-Peel,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
8c
Extra
S$1.4334
'
a
12-14
10c
iquaf.i
Southern
12-13
+
(qua'r.i
5^'4
preferred
4 25c
A=._
12-24
2
Jockey Club—
1
DC
12-13
When
Share
Corporation
change
Distributing
(initial
annual,i_
Bottling Co. of Florida
Iron Foundries, Ltd.,
com.
1
Canada
1-22
"
&
Dry
1-
2Jc
—
Alcolac
2-15
jC
Storage
common
Canada
414'.
Payable of Rec.
,S3
quar.i
Edo
1
1-
V
Per
Name of Company
12-13
12-31
28'8C
(quar.)
Canadian &
—
1-
$1.12la
iquar.i.^
'
Canadian
B__'
6'
Holders
When
Cold
California
ap¬
tannuali
(increased
Line
to
12-31
SI.50
preferred
Extra
reached their
yet
4'a'.
Corp.,
;
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
-
follow with
we
Share
stock
split subject
stocknolders in April
& Fitch, S6
preterveci
t-e-.roleum,
Control
Shoe
New
Laboratories
proval
Aberdeen
Butler's
Canada
Txiiee-.or-xLe
Air
an¬
payments previ¬
Per
Abbott
separate
date.
Name of
?
Corp., common iquar.)
6"F
preferred
is-ai—
Burrus Mills, Inc., 4Va'7 preferred,
California
the
ously announced, but which have
payment
the
Then
show
we
in
grouped
When
Share
Burnham
Dividend
Per
.
Name of
Corp.
Helm's; Express,
1-15
1-
4
25c
1-15
1-
4
i$1.4334
1-
2
12-18
.
Inc. "(quar.)—;—
(quar.)
clas^
c
2114
A
— —
32'aC
——-
iquar.i—_____—
4334C
—
12-16
1-
2
12-
6
12-18
20e
12-20
12-13
15c
12-27
12-13
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Hendershot
6%
(quar.)__—_—
Creamery
Hershey
Extra
Ha sen
12-20
12-20
30c
1-
Marine
10c
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-10
Marine
12-
12-18
6 V4C
class A (quar.)
^Uiiuiacturihg, Ltd.—
hinuui
Class
(accum.)
A
6
$ 15c
prextrred
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
1-15
12-31
12-31
Marsnali-Wells
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
Maryland
12-16
Massachusetts
31V4C
12-31
12-16
12-31
$1.41 Va
1
1-
1
12-10
1-17
12-12
Mastic
1-
1
12-20
Mathews
$1
2-
1
1-13
10%
'
Ltd..
Cement,
McLean
7
Trucking
$1.05
1-
1
1-
1
12-10
$1.50
c
12-30
12-
$$1.12 Va
—
12-30
12-
37V2C
&
pfd.
4.50%
Co.,
—--3-
12-31
12-11-
30c
12-19
12-
6
12-19
12-
6
25c
12-1'4
Co.,
common
(quar.)
41/2%
conv.
preferred
iquar.)__
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp.
Insular
11-29
11-29
12-31
12-13
Mississippi
$5c
12-30
12-13
Missouri
2
12-20
Mitsui
11-29
Modern
—•'
(quar.)__,
Lumber
12-14
$15c
1_
__
—
Inter-City' Gas, Ltd. —
"
—
Extra
'
—
Interlake
Steamship Co.
International
Mining,
International
Paints
Class
6%
B
Ltd.,
class
Co.
12-31
1-31
12-31
1-31
1-31
30
1-
c,
...
Corp.,
i2-
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-21
3c
Variable
Fund,
Payment
Inc.—
approximately 11 Va
investment
income
plus a
dividend
Iowa
Power
4.80%
of
Light,
&
Morris
4.35%
3.30%
preferred
Jancke
Mfg.
$1.08%
Club,
Battery
12-16
12-
12-
5
7c
12-15
12-
5
quar.)
(increased
Pipe Line,
_
preferred
6%
12-31
10-31
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)__
Kelvinator of'Canada, Ltd
$2 5c
Knapp & Tubbs
&
A
B
12-
37 li'C
12-1"
11
15c
1-15
(quar.)
40c
:
,
Village
r
-
20c
Creamery (year-end)
Kromex Corp. (quar.
Kunner-Ejopson Co., 6% pfd. (accum.)_____
____
Lady Baltimore Foods, class A
Lance.
Inc.
(quar.)
1
1-
class
A
pfd.
Inc.
Stock
Lewers
(auar.)
Lexington
Ltd.,
Water,
Insurance
of
_
Co.
1
(Marcus)
Fxfrn
Co.
;
Insurance
Co.
»n«reles
Loni«vp]e
Gas
,."
common
(M.)
(E.
&
ouar
Vending
Stock
,
_!
t
(F.
(5-for-4
Manhattan
R.)
stock
Shirt
12-27
11-29
action
Co.
Corp.
,
12-13
$1.11
2-,
1
1-10
Ohio
Payable
Okanagan
dividend)
5%,
11 »/«c
~JiZ—
(quar.)——
12-31
Bus
!
,
'
4%
1-15
12-31
1-
12-19
2
12-97
12-12
1-31
1-15
Ltd.—
$$1.25
Rothmoor
12-13
12-14
12-10
S
12-
F>.
T oris
Louis
12-30
9
12-16
11-30
cash
or
Helicopter,
12-
6
Santa
2
12-
6
Sawyers.
Inc.
Rubber,
9-30
;■
—
6%
preferred
Ontario
Steel
Preferred
Ore-Ida
Products
(quar.)
S'ore
Fir.ture
Ltd,, com.
—_—1_
(quar.)
Co.
Overseas
]
i
(stock
dividend )__!_
12-31
•
4%
2-18
12-13
1-10
Monica
20c
40c
35c
from
$2.58
dividend-
Stock
ordinary
1
"
4
1
12-
6
12-16
12-13
6
12-
11-22
12-20
10c
1-10
25c
12-16
:
5%.
(quar.),—.—40c
—
12-20
12-27
1- 2
1- 1
1- 3
12%>c
12-16
12-16
1
3-18
Sexton
1
6-17
Shalcr
9-30
9-16
''qC
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. (quar.)___—'37Vbc
Sharon Steel Corn,
(auar >■
■
..r_v_—
1 nc
P^attuck D'-nn Mining (stock dividend)____
5%
Shawmut Association (quar.)
2.5c
Extra
60c
7-
12- 4
Leather
Seton
•
12- 2
Co.
(John)
Co.
(St.
—_
15c
25c
Louis), (quar.)
leuar.)—_—__—,_J—'
(quar.)^—_—
Company
Fv Ira
(quar.)__—_.
BottHna
Po-pn-Un
H>c
— —
:
_
12-13
1-1
10-31.
12-19
1- 2
1- 2
—
Sheep Creek'Mines, Ltd.. (s-a)___—_'
1-29
1-10
12-10
Shelby Business
12-
,
—___—*—-
:
12-27
t5c-
'—
Fhell
TuvPstments.
Shell
Transport and
12-28
12-11
12-28
12-11
12-28
12-11
12-
11-25
12-10
12-
2
12-23
12-
9
12-20
12-
6
Silknit/ Lfd. (quar.)
Stock
dividend
6
12-
2
12-20
11-29
12-16
11-15
25c
12-13
12-
6
12'ac
12-16
12-
2
12V2c
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
2-14
1-15
50c.
South
4.50%
5.12V2
South
Gas
Carolina
Fire
Casualty
10c
1-15
12-20
Sovereign
&
1- 2
1- 2
64,Vc
(r»nar.)__—
25c
1-2
(quar.)
Sl.lSVb
1-15
66 Vc>
(Tenn.'i—
and
49c
Oil
12-10
12-20
12-
5
12-10
12-13
12-20
12-17
12-13
11-29
11-29
12-16
12-16
12-
5
12-12
12-12
12-31
12-31
12--3
12-
9
12-
6
11-29
11-29
12-14
12-14
12-16
12-16
12-10
12,-20
12-10
12-10
I"
2.
12-20
75c
12-16
12-10
I2J3C
1-25
1-10
(s-a )_'____^_
(quar.)——
.,
(2c from net investment
from capital gains)——
Water
Drinking
5'c
1
12-31
20c
•
12-30
?Oc
(qm\r.i —.——
'
_
-
12-20
;'.t.
Investors
SpTklefcts
2
12-16
12-31
convertible 2nd preferred
Southwest Grease
12-24
1- 2
1-2
1* 2
57Vbc
(annual)
Common
1-15
12-
'
4'?•»%" pfd.
Water.
&
Co.
Insurance
Pittsburgh
Extra
—
preferred
(quar.—__—
preferred (quar.-)../—_——:T.
preferred (quar.
l.__—
Southern
6%
Fleotvic
Caroi'mn
4.60%
South
common—l^c
preferred ;(auar.)_: ___.—
I2V2C
convertible
12-19
12-17
100%
15c
—
Drua Stores,
2-14
12-27
12-13
12-12;
12-24
10c,
Sommers
12-31
$2.93
12-17
i25c
F-tvn
12-20
I
$0.326375
—_______—■
(quar.)
Pr.ncr
1- 1
"
dividend____
shares
American
Trading Co., Ltd.— '
1-15
12-20
FormsJ___i——_
45c
Ltd... Is' nVd. (qn»r,'127,Vbc
4
1
"
1t15
tic
.'.—-—_,—_——-
Extra
12-11
1-
12-13
..
— -
__
——
1.-17
12- q
1-6
1- 2
'5c
—
2
canitai gains &
income-
4
1-
12-16
$7.50
11c
30c
A...—
RR. Co.
Line
Air
income
from
4
12-
12-15
dividend)--—3%.
2
Securitits—
Approximately
class
12-28
-15';
___/
(quar,)
( quar,)...—
5c
Foods
12-17
12-
12-20
S15c
74/2c
—_
(quar.)_V—,—
$$1.75
Co.
(qugr.)
1-
37Vise
iquar.i
A
1-
15c
,
.
12-14
12-
12-31
1- 1
tl5c
15c
1st pfd.
4-
20c'
iquar.)—
12-10
Rubinstein)/
Casting Inc. (quar,) —
Bank (Calif.) (s-a)__—_—:
2
'
Ltd.
conv.
SnWhx'estern ,Rv.
Steel
40c
10c'
stock--
1
12-16
1-15
12-16
.
•
(stock
Corporation
M
1-
Co.—
split
C
1-
Fund-r-
in
2-
12-12
12-10
2
30c
:
12-16
12-17
12-14
121ae
15c
(quar.)__—._
:—
Ltd., 6%
Drug Stores
Ryan-Evans
2
1-
'
.
Industries
& Sons, class
45c
:
——
(see. Helena
(Helena)
10c
iquar.)_
15c
4%,
s-a)
(quar.—_—
class A—
Corp.,
20c
____'
(incr.
(quar.).
45c
—
—.—
12-13
12-17
12-31
2-15
12-27
1- 1
12-24
87¥20
15c '
•
Co.;-(quax.)—
& Co., I/d
(Hugh )
1-
20c
___'
—_
(Chicago)
-(quar.)--.:
H.)
Rubinstein
t25c
iquar.)
Siigar---^!-.:.,.——,
Oneida, Ltd., common
;j_Extra
II
Ontario
'
Rockbwer
12-13
12-24
/
f-
of Canada,
12-10
2%
<quar.%
common
-i— .'
,——.—
Calif.____!
of
Co.
Little
12-20
12'/be
i.:—______—
Co.
4
12-11
12,-31
12-31
.
Myers
(A.
12-20
15c
_■
Line
Ohio Caoital
12-19
12-
12-27
25c
• 6c
.1 Vac
Be
11c
25c
—--1—
.11
12-20
$1.75
$1.75
$1,75
$1,75
♦
oiokcle
(quar.)
Steel,
1-15
on
5c
Robins
12-10
i—
—
:
Brass,Co.
Ohio
i?-3l,
- •
(quar.)__
(stock
1-15
Bros,
Seaboard
——
Company
(quar.)
Oakite Products,
Inc.
—_
pfd. < quar.)_—
Consolidated
Roberts
3
5
O-M
1-10,
12-11
2 712 c
$25,c
5c
25c
l quar.i
;
—
Corp.
&
Sim-ilex
1-10
preferred
30c
3
11-29
'
1-15
9
12-20
12-10
12-
Inc.—
I.
iquar.)
12-19
12-
1-2
12-
12-
B
1- 1
1- 1
12-16
1-15,
$1.75
1- 3
12-14
12-14
2
It
12-12
Extra
12-13
Western
12-13
2
Power
1- 2
12-20
1- 2
50c.
(quar.)
—.—
2
Co.,
12-13
$1.00
—
(Calif.)..' (quar;)____—25c
50c
common (quar.)__,
80c
$1.50; preferred
(quar.)__.
37Vbc
12-16
12-
Extra"
;• 9-1
1
31V4C
3
12-
<fe
1- 2
6
Robbins
2
12-20
Class
'
taken
1-
12-
*
2-
c
12-28
12-20
Light
1-
$1.06
——_
Construction
Schlage Lock
,
Chemical
12f/2C
12-31
1- 1
Rexach
$1.10
Scotia
5
10c
12Vgc
Resistoflex
12-13
$1.10'
Noxzerha
1
12-
6
12-13
(extra)i.__
Nova
1^-13
12-13
1 0
2 i
II
(no
this time).
Structural
preferred
12-17
1 12-17
11-29
12-10
12-
1
'
(s-a)
12-16
12-
1
(extra)
Paper
12-31
12-16
12-17
1-
Co.—
Glass
(quar.)
dividend——.
12-19
12-31
12-31
dividend
1-
A
Stock
12-14
$1
dividend
Mc'-innon
Mallory
Sons
F )
Mac'adden-Bartell
Macke
1-
.
,
2
$1.0'$
Engineering
12-31
-
iquar.1
(quar.)_—»
Insurance
Stock
$0/257812,
Northwestern
Electric—
payment at
M^cDonald
12--31
.
1-16
B
Nortwest
3
$3
iauar )
Lowenstein
1-10
2-
20c^
"pfd.""(qiiar.)
12-20
Class
19-16
12-31
60C
(increased)
< quar.)_
('"creased
5%
2
1-13
$"1
—
&
1
3-
(quar.)
^
4.44%;. preferred
J2~
$$1
1
1
1
Class
3°c.
_
—
Lo'u^'^pa Power S.: Light. 4.96%
5.16%
preferred (quart
Northwest
11-22
'
I _~
__
Co.
Co.
11-29
2
Republic Supply Co.
1-
2-
St.
!
Trust-—
Investors
5
12-19
Co.'
—
r...
tl5c
1
preferred
5
12-14
12-31
1-20
Carolina
(quar. )_„_
Mfg., 3'■>%
26c
(quar.)
(quar.)/.
(quar.)____
Northeast
(F'oit
Ltd. (quar ).
'
;
Watch
Investment
Ex'ri
12-
19C
/
Reliance
61
'
(quar.
7%
12-10
12-6
12-20
'
(increased)
12-
25c
—---
.
%20c
Sugar Industries,
preferred
preferred
12-27
1
20c
(s-a,)
1
Inc;
27c
—
preferred
1-
:
Trust
&
—i'_._
1-
Russel
(quar.)_
Quarterly from investment income
•
(quar.)__J_
Ij"ng*n's'-:Wif-t.f»auer
1
00c
_
Lone star Brewing
1-
30c
>_
___
„
American
3-16
20c
common
Sehenuit
7%
12-10
Inc.,
Rayeite,,
Washington,
iquar.)
7%
12-10
1
Enterprises
15c
residents
s.
1
10c
Class A'
12-10
—
shares
$0.206250—
Common
(Ky.)—
—
Theatres,
_•
.
1
1-
12-27
Ltd.—
IT
4-
12-
'
Co.__.
Robinson
iquar.)
B
12-16
10
~1
Extra
3
Ltd.—
7%
o_i r)
1-
30c
(auar.)______
(quar.)
Extra
2
1
v
$1.25
;
(increased)-..
Wavne)
Link-Belt
1-
North
2
1-31
B
and
fnv
others
3-18
12-29
$1.433 4
Parmont
3'
12-
class
A
on
•
Insurance
Life
5%
$1.37 Va
4-15
and
A
Nippon Electric Co.,
5
1- 2
1$2
each
l quar.)
Redwing
Carriers
Rreee Corporation
50c
17c
_i
Co.,
2
12-
12-20
(one
(s-ai
:
common
12-10
20c
Service
12-
12-13
Pub¬
Mining' ,iquar.)
6c
(quar.)
Weaving
12-13
common
:
Bank
Extra
,
Public
Wire
Extra
11-18
12-13
orv,
Georgia
Life
.National
Loew's
_
(quar.)—'.
Co.
Income
Lincoln
5%
Niagara
12-13
1-
preferred
Orleans
New
6
2
/
—
iquar!)_
preferred
A.',
(quar.);
5.75%
Quarterly
'
12-
1-17
12'%
•____
—
1-
i0c
-
!
common
(quar V_f__
preferred
.
Lincoln
■
12-10
3
Oklahoma—
Candy
Anne
Qujncy
Corp.—
preferred
5.40%
1-
12-12
25c
!
split
(quar.i
12-10
42c
30c
:
Co.,
for
)1
iquar.)
1-15
annual)
:
Power
1-15
1- 2
1-27
Quebec-Telephone.
5 '/a'/
5'/
preferred (quar.i
5c
(initial
Books,
stock
North
of
Corp.,
preferred
Rhodes
_—___
Transit
5.20%
12-19
7
12-19
11.11%
div.)
_________
—
dividend—
preferred
75c
(stock
J.)
——
Cooke.
Stock
5%
(N.
dividend
&
5V2%
Co.
12-10
7%
Richman
-
c.'—
Class
___J
(s-a)
Bank & Trust
Levine's
L<\s
7
i-
12r20
preferred
Pubhcation
••:
>
Investment
&
12-12
Corp.
1-15
10c
J15c
1:37'/2C
from income
gains)—
^
iquar,)
11-20
1-15
1-15
(extra)___.
Co. .of
2-14
12-20
11-29
10c
$2.50
stock
preferred
Reserve
(,s-a)
common
Nevada
Valley Industries—
$1.50
Leonia
1
12-12
10c
16c
'2% •
Wadswcrth
preferred
Trademens
35c
(quar<)—
com.
National Union Insurance Co. of
11-20
9c
10c
(quar.)
3-
12-11
1
5c
Service
4%
2
15c
il__
Public
7
12-11
1-
1-
Si.50
;
dividend)
of
(quar.
2%
Special
11-26
4c
Lehigh
New
National
d.
(quar.)
Lee Way Motor Freight
2-
1- 2
40c
Merrill
4%
Co.
12-10
2-28
15c
non-cumul.' preferred (s-a)__,_l_
National Reserve Life
Insurance
(S.
D.)
12-16
12-
Service
Mortgage
Common
9
12-11
6c
12-20
12-
„
.
—^—-—
capital
Ltd.,
Laundry
Company
4.24%
12-10
25c
stock
1
E.
Service
1-15
3
75c
.
share
one
Psychological
12-31
1-31
3
5%
12-31
12-31
15c
——
12-31
12-12
1-
50c
(quar.)
—
_.
(Philadelphia!
'
Corp.—-
from
Linen
National
12-10
12-
26c
National
12-31
1-14
12 Vac
'
12-12
(quar.)__
Public
1-
:
(quar.)—
Investors
and
12-19
(quar.i__
(quar.i
Three-for-two
Rutherford
of
Ltd.,
12-19
r
Co.
common
held)
Provident
12-20
:
Co.,
12-19
Extra
(Semi-annual payment of 16c
_oq
12-27
-
.
5
2
,
—
—
25c
A
25c
(Conn.)
Co.
Charles
Bros.,
Ramco
———_
Welding Machine Co.—
Grocers
National
9
12-30
13c
—
Knudse'n
lishing
12-13
12'Ac
:
—
Preferred
12-31
1-15
4c
,___
Knickerbocker
12-15
%
12-30
——
12-16
20c
Electric
National
9-14
1-
(quar.)
Quarterly
2-14
2-28
50c
—
Company (qu°r.)
:
Keystone Cusfodian Fund, cl. A & B
class
12-
12-30
6
1-17
1-17
12-12
dividend)-.
Inc,
and
1-
Extra
11-15
2-28
5c
.
KerPe
on
1
10c
$3.25
-
of
5c
(quar.)
'
Bank
Community
J.i
National
12-16
—
—
share
stock
12-31
Bank
Co.
Prentice-Hall,
12-
1-30
J.)—
_i-_
r
iN.
12-16
(s-a)
!
.•_■
-
$0,365
__
6
Ramo,
______
K.i
11-30
Prophet
11-30
—$1.385461
class
iquar.)_.
Inc.
11-30
12-6
11-30
1-30
(quar.i
Co.
Corp. "(stock
(H.
12-
12-20
1-31
12-10
12-10
17'/2C
62''2C
1 quar.i;
(quar.i
iquar.)___,
6
Price
3
5c.
25c
California Co.—
preferred (quar.i
12-
12-18
1-
20c
Pratt, Read;&
Quarterly
12-
-—«—
iN.
Contractors
dividend
Stock
1-21
1
$1.<1375
(quar.)
Kelly Girl Service, Inc. (quar,)—
Year-end
12-
25c
9-17
12-17
approval.
Cleaning
National
Sons
B
Porter
split subject to stock¬
stock
Extra
1
9
12-15
Polaris
93%c
(annual)-
Westfield
of
2'/2-for-one
,A
12-31
1-15
12 Vac
——
Plough,
cents
iquar.).
RR.
2
11-26
—
Wiggly
12-16
12-16
12c
Electronics
Bank
National
6
6c
^
10
plus
5
12-
12-10
'
cents
gains)
Decatur
&
Nashville
6
12-
(initial). $$0.0731
pfd.
2nd
Corp., $1.46 pfd.
oreferred (quar.).
Extra
12-
Corp.
(s-a )
income
12-
12-14
convertible
12-13
11t30
7c
12-20
15c
(quar.i
common
Corp.
Insurance
Class
1-15
$1.37V2
(2
Inc.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Pittsburgh Reflector, class A iquar.)
Queen
12-27
1-17
12-16
Year-end
11-25
12-20
:—
America
of
Co.
Mulliken
Piggly
12-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
investment
holders
Kaiser Steel
5.75%
capital
Nashville
12-27
12-16
-1
Extra,
"'(E.)
net
National
5,6%
Ltd.,
(annual)—
Corp.
12-13
57c
12-17
12-16
—'■—
10c,
30c
3
2
12-28
22V2C
:
Phoenix
1-10
$4.00
annual)
—~
112-
'
Corp.,
iraaing
Philadelphia National
11-25
11-30
1-13
split
quar.i
n
12-17
$1
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-16
6%
12-10
12-20
20c
two-for-one
a
preferred
11-21
12-16
11-30
4%
Cement
&
Class B
11-25
12-20
4c
Extra
12-16
2
1
1-
150c
bui'-eaui
Bottlers,
convertible
Petroleum
12-16
1-29
12-
12-10
25c
(quar.)—
Fettibone
2
12-16
dividend—_'
Permanente
12-16
12-17
22V2C
(quar.)
piu.
(extra)-.:
United
Corp.
Stock
'
preferred series A
Investment
from
12-13
1-10
10c
i
4%
Grocery
Kahn's
%
-
1-20
10c
(increased
(Jim)
Walter
Jockey
5%
12-13
.1-1
Corp.—
Jurgensen's
Co.
Mutual
Perfex
3c
*
—_
(quar.)__—
Alexander
Murphy Corp.,
,$4.00
Walter
Diablo
12-13
from
_
Mortgage
Picture
Mount
1-10
,
l-|.l
82 Vac
___■
Extra
Kaneb
1
dividend
Stock
W
7
1-
(quar.)
Service
Jersey
vSee
2-
Co.
Pepsi-Cola
12-16
5%
2
$2.50
Ltd
(increased
Publishing
12-16
80c
25c
—!
8% pfd. (accum.)
(quar.).:—
Calif.—
of
Co.
Penton
12-13
11-15
Water—
approve
coirimon
Progress
6c
Gas &
Stocknolacrs
New
12-13
1
1-
< extra' year enai
11-21
1-
4'/2%
Corp.
Pennsylvania
12-23
11-15
12-
2-19
(quar.i
C_emi^als,
12-16
12-16
1
14c
2-for-l s..ock sp4u)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Light,
12-10
✓
(increased)
12-
30c
Corp.,
Co.
12-16
Bank,,
(Red
stock split)—_——j,
Safe
Motion
12-14
1
45c
(quar.)_
Jacobsen
1-
$1.50
$1.20
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Plan
Mosler
11-27
12-23
•
12-13
i0c
(quar.i
Electric
shares
J50c
—
—
Cement,
Flour, Mills
(2-foi>l
'11-29
42 Vac
lquar.)_
common
preferred
preferred
Bank
i
—
;
—
Portland
Montana
25c
20c
}50c
(s-a)—
.
Monolith
iquar.)——
(Winnipeg)
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y:)
Morrell
(John)
& Co.
(quar.)^.
—
Life
11-21
Co.
Nat'l
County
Jersey)
Extra
11-21
75c
Ltd.
Assurance
semi-annual
Monmouth
$25q
--r
23
12-3,1
12-13
b- 2
12-27
12-27
12-10
12-
12-20
25c
12
2
2
2
2
12-
12-16
Airways-
Steel
&
Tube
Fperless
Pembroke
12-31
t25c
(quar.)_--
-
Life
New
A
class
—-
Investments,
'
(quar.)—___
common
-----
Increased
12-12
5
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Monarch
12-31
—
(quar.)__—I—I
B
Monarch
,12-31
25c
cents
from
fiscal
year-end of approximately 31 cents from
realised security profits)
Iowa Beef Packers, 6%
preferred (quar.)
,
1-31
preferred (quar.)
(A
K
12-3)
-
Investors
Jim
c
3
—1
iquar.)--..-:
Breweries,
Extra
12-16
—
(quar.)
Extra
6%
Monarch Cement
lc
Loan
Investors
Molson
$60c
.
Shoe
12-13
12-12
$.25c
preferred (s-a)
International
12-23
,
125c
A
-----
:
Participating,
Ltd.
Co.,
Materials
Class
(initial) ——
com.
new
(Canada)
&
12-30
50c
Corp.—
(quar.)——'
preferred
4%
12-13
$15c
(quar.)——
Minerals & Chemical
International
1-
20c
Telephone (quar. >•__
Interior Breweries, Ltd., class B (s-a)__
Inter-Mountain
(quar.)
class A (increased)--
RR.,
Iron
23
1212121-
$1.25 '
30c
$1.60
$0.1614
/.
5c
Gas
Valley
Pacific
World
1- 2
1- 2
$1.37V2
$1.27V2
(quar.)
12-
Jioc
is-a»
quarterly—
1- 6
56'/4C
17'/2C
(quar.)
pfd.
Minneapolis
Gas
Co.,
5'/2%|
$5.10
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
A
Airlines
Southwest
American
11-29
$1.12V2
56'Ac
5'/2C
2'/be
(quar.)__
(quar.)
25c
dividend
Stock
10%
Mines
12-11
com.
Miller-Wohl
2
5%'
$8dc
A
dividend)
(stock
L^d.
Co.
Extra
12-10
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
12-30
11-29
12-
12-13
10c
(May declare a
Park-Lexington Co.
12-12
12-2J
12-20
35c
(quar.)
tquar.)_,
Increased
1- 2
1-15
10c
45c
preferred
preferred $50 par
4.50%
Midnite
12-31
$8c
■—
6
12-16
1-
$12 ¥>c
Ltd., class A
class
Corp.,
Acceptance
conv.
Michaels Stern
6
(quar.)—
Associates
Merit
^
:
,
Merchants
12-17
$1.00
B
12
12-30
12-30
12-30
12-30
12-30
12-31
1- 1
15c
6
12-
10c
class
Leasing,
Peden
12-12
20c
(quar.i
Terminals
Coast
1- 2
lOf
10c
20c
87V2C
$1.50
$1.37V2
$ 1 • 12^
50c
10c
—
_i_
12-
Center--
Aggregates
&
Products
Peaslee-Guulbert
,—
12-10
(increased)-*
Homes
10c
30c
25c
12-23
1- 2
Y.)—
N.
(quar.)
12-10
preferred
participating
6%
Inland
preferred
Year-end
;
common
11-20
——-—
1-24'
$ 56 V»
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,)
Machine & Tool Co.,
Ingersoll
12"23
,
2-
11-29
10-11
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____—
Industrial Acceptance Co., Ltd.—
12c
(quar.)—
50%
12-27
12-10
57c
Inland
—
common
50%
dividend)'.
11-29
^
Valley,
preferred
(quar.)
5V2'< preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
McKay Machine (quar.)—
10c
Clay
Pacific
2
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-27
1-20
12-23
$5
—
4.20%.
$4.50
— —
(Locust
_Ll
Inc.
McCrory
2
3 V2 '■>
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
$2.25
Bank
12-20
approved
Extra
Pan
(quar.)—'—
Conveyer
Extra
Mattel.
12-
(increased)
Corp.
Matinecock
1-13
1
12-12
25c
$0,097
/-
"Adrs;", (stock
2-
$1.25
(year-end)__.:
Imperial Capital Fund (3 cents from invest¬
ment income plus ,7 cents from long-term
gains)
12-20
(quarterly
Trust
4
12-21
1
i35c
Pacnic
Fund
income)
investment
net
from
123,4C
Mining Co.
capital
.
Investors
Massachusetts
12-10
1-
11-
1-lb
stock
1__.—
Extra
12-27
19c
Stock
Growth
12-20
12-13
1-
$1.50
(stockholders
split)
Inc.
Cement
Pacific
Paciiic
12-
distribution)
gains
(Capital
_
Impcnai oaenncal lnaus.nes
Ordinary
(stock
dividend)
20
Paciac
25%
.
Investors
Massachusetts
12-16
(stock dividend )„_._
20
12- 9
1
12-10
-joe
Industrial
Atlas
V
&
12-2J
1-1
50c
(quar.)
& Life Insurance—
Co.
Indemnity
dividend
Stock
12-16
12-31
5Vz'k preferred (accum.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar.) —
5% preferred (quar.)
—-—:
Idarodo
Casualty
12-16'
12-31
::50c
—
—
pid. (quar.)
(quar.)—$1.50
omuted at this
was
$0,034
(quar.i___
two-for-one
a
Class
12-31
$75c
A
12
12
1-15
1-15
1-15
1- 3
pxd.
b%
of Rec.
12-3P
common
Ozon- Products,
12-10
time)
$1.31 V'4
Hycon Mfg.,
Co.,
payment
(Common
common
Hughes & Hatcher Inc.,
1
iquar.)
1-15
20c.
(quar.)
1:22V2C
tl7V2C
25c
12c
—
——
B
Corp.
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%
62 Va c
par
Co., Ltd.,
text
(quar.)
preferred
$1.00
(quar.)
(quar.)
par (quar.
preierred (quar.)____—
preferred $50
5% preferred $25
51/4% convertible
5.65%
preferred
7%
Holders
2
1-
39c
;
preierred
$6
P
Marquardt
4
9J3/4C
•
"preienea
(quar.)Gas, common
Natural
5%
Huooart
12-
Corp.,
15c
12-10
12-16;
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd. -
$1.10
4,40%
3.75%
12-13
12-11
12-13
12-17
—
Common
12-16
12-20
(quar.)—
1-.1
,,1-1
1-2
12-17
Share
Corp.
(quar.)
Cos., 4%
p/ex erred
Ltd.
Co.,
Ozice
12-13
$1.35
50c
28:%c
76c
—-
Y.)
(N.
Trust
Finance
Ozauct
When
Payable
Per
of Company
Discount
Oxford
.—
37 Vac
Gas
Houston
12-30
15c
25c
T,
Co.——-—-•-*——
Household Finance Corp. (increased quar. >__
4%
Midland
Extra
Maritime
(increased quar.)
Finance Group
Honolulu
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
.
,
,
Name
Owners
10-31
12- 4
6c
—i—
Corp.
(quar.)—
Midland Corp.
(increased)
Marine
17c
—
$0,038
Marine—
amounting to $1,35)
2
Hobam, Inc.,
Home
Share
Capuai Corp.
(a lo%
pro-rate distr.bution of the paid-in capital and surplus
12-10
1-15
When Holders
Payaole o, i,u
Per
,
Marine
12-10
50c
—
—
——
Company (quar. I
<p.
N.) •& Co.
(quar.),
Higbee
.
12-13
50c
(accum.)
preierreu
12-20
$$1.50
•'
■
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Marconi International
Ltd.
Products,
Paper
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
.
(2226)
10
12-31
/'
12-
9
12-26'
12-26
(2227)
(increased
B
Spotless
D
Square
quar.)
Co.
Extra
(quar.i__—
_
Dredging Corp.,
preferred
(quar. >
$1.00
lvx'etals
Standard
C.rp.
1
_.
(increased)
Screw
Co., class B
Chemical Industries
< L.
Starrett
Co.
S.)
Bank,
of
Stephenson
shares
Still-Man
Class
Stop & Shop Inc.
Inc.
2
12-17
1
i
12-30
12-13
1
2-19
1-10
12-20
12-26
Swingline.
v
rk
Water
Zurn
dends
12-
6
12-
dividend
1-
2
ACF
Industries,
12-13
12-26
12-16
Fund,
1/100
12-13
11-21
nbascus
12-10
2
12-26
12-
12-15
1-10
12-13
1-15
12-13
1-15
Terry
1-
6
1-15
1-
6
12-
6
1-15
Canada.
4%
Thompson-Starret. 70c
Finance Corp.,
1st
preferred
pfd.
4VV,7
preferred
&
Co.
4'2%
B
Mirror
Co.
'
N.
J. )
Bank
^
Co.
Company
Trans
Canada
Transcon
Lines
i_
Disc
at
12-10
12-19
12-
9
12-31
12-
Co.
2-
11-22
1-15
3
12-27
12-20
12-
6
12-20
12-
6
12-24
12-13
stockholders
will
Dec.
on
19
1-
54c
12-13
1
12-13
12-13
1
Life
Alabama
$5.50
4.92%
Alco
2-15
50c
12-16
12-
4
$1
12-16
12-
4
\ Troy,
Keno
12-16
12-5
12-16
12-
12-31
12-17
40c
York
Co.
Mines,
Hill
Insurance
Co.
(stockholders
meeting
stock
Jan.
011
Ltd.
12-27
$10c
1-24
50c
is-ai__
(quar.)
the
in
will
8
City
vote
on
at
4
12-31
of New
special
a
prqposed
a
12-
5
Aldens,
Stock
S
Trust
U
S
Trust
(New
1-
55c
increased
2
1-
40c
(quar.)l
York),
Pictures
1
Co.,
Inc.
2
12-
6
12-13
35c
12-28
12-16
25c
quar. 1
(quar.)
12-27
12-17
12-27
All
Publishing
&
Distributing
'
Common
(stock
2%
preferred
Upson-Walton
Extra
Corp.—-
dividend)
convertible
1
12-12
15c
12-12
12-23
12-13
25c
12-13
12-
5
Utah... Hotel
50c
12-16
12-
5
—
Corp.
Velok,
of
___•
12 Vbc
(quar.)
America
lincreased
annual)-
preferred iaccum.)__
Distributors. Inc.
is-ai_
Ltd.,
Venus
Viking
Viking
Freight
net
Walnut
Walter
(Jim)
Warren
__.
1_
1-
Petroleum.
Kentucky
12-19
1-10
1-
2
1
jo-iq
11-30
12-10
11-30
15c
preferred
12-16
12-
6
12-16
12-
6
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
2
2
12-20
:
12-16
12-
25c
(quar. >.___
.-
(quar.)
1-
1-
25c
(quar.)
4%
12'bc
(quar.)
:
iquar.)
12-30
12-17
70c
12-30
12-17
15C
2
12-17
12-30
12-17,
$9 50
distrib.)
12-30
40c
(liauidating
12-26
Pennsylvania National Bank
(McKeesport,
Pa. 1
;
Class
7%
Foods,
A
Ltd..
Wheeling
Machine
Products
Whitehall
Fund,
(Quarterly
from
of
&
Witco
16c
from
income
and
Woolf
11-26
12-16
12-
5
&
Sons
Candle_____
Chemical
Co.
stock
(Howard
&
Alexander,
Bros.,
Woolworth
4Vb%
(F.
W.)
2
12-
3
1-15
1-
3
12-18
12-
4
1-
2
$1.12Vb
2-15
1-29
25c
_,
1-10
12-31
12-31
12 r 13
^
(quar.)_,
Tanning
11 Vbc
(quar.)
15c
iannual)___.
preferred
Co..
(quar.)
Ltd.___
Wyman-Gordon
12-16
'
.
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-
12-16
25c
split)
B.)
Shoe
12-23
15c
is-a>___
$20c
____
1-15
12-26
1-22
12-26
12-31
12-13
12-12
12-12
1-
12-
1-
11-22
25c
1-
12-
9
6
1-
12-
6
$1.12Vb'
t40c,
1-
12-
6
&
Israeli
/
.
class A
income
(a
12-20
11-29
12-30
12-
6
30c
12-16
12-
2
40c
,
1—
Stores
Corp.,
Supermarkets
for
each
(quar.)
11-30
12-10
11-
12-20
12-
2
12-16
12-
5
42-20
1-20
1-
8
12-11
2
15c
12Vbc
12'/2C
12-23
12-10
11-15
12-28
12-
t42c
30c
:
12-
15c
(quar.i
:.
11-30
12-10
2
2
convertible
of
redeemable
America,
preferred
Amalgamated
preferred
(quar.)_
common
93%c
(quar.)
Sugar
20c
(quar.)__:
Automatic
American
Bank
Vending
Note,
preferred
Bankers
Class
(quar.)
A
B
Stock
of
Co.
— —
common
Can
Cement,
56V4C
$0,041
$1.25
3-31
2-
1
1-10
12-20
12-
12-
1
11-20
12-10
10-28
12-10
12-
5
2
Co.,
7%'
pfd.
preferred
Chain
(quar.)___
Cable
&
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Cryogenics (initial)
Cyanamid Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
American
District
Telegraph
Extra
30c
(quar.i
^
(quar.)
Power
(subject to approval of SEC)_
Electric
Securities, common
participating
preferred
(s-a)
Participating
Stock
—
Electronic
Laboratories,
American
L-.
Express
Felt
Year
11-29
12-31
12-10
12-14
12-27
11-22
1-
2
12-13
1-
2
12-10
2-
3
1-
3
1-
end
—'.
Co.,
&
;
Forest
Greetings
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
A
_•
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Stock' dividend
American
and
B (quar.)————_
Supply (quar.)
."—_
Hoist
Derrick
&
(quar.)
dividend
—,_
Home
Products
American
Insulator
American
Investment
(monthly)
Corp.
iquar.)^
of
Co.
5V'4%
preferred
5 Vb %
preferred
(quar. )
American
Machine
American
Maize
American
Extra
American
&
3%
20c
15c
5c
1-10
12-
12-
2
2
11-30
11-30
11-12
12-
9
—
Metal
Climax,
Products
Meter
Co.
Motors
News
Co.
12-13
11-25
12-31
Anchor
1-
2
12-11
17c
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
11-29
12 Vbc
(s-a)
;
(Miami)—
Co.
1-
1
12-20
7'be
pfd. (quar.)
Smelting (quar.)
Post
Andrea
Radio
12-20
12-
6
12-20
12-
6
lie
12-20
11-29
20c
(quar.)—
12-20
12-24
12-10
40c
Corp.
12-13
11-19
12-28
12-
6
12-20
12-
3
35c
12-30
12-16
(qUar.M_
com
$1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
15c
(quar.)
12 'be
(quaf.)___
Anheuser-Busch
Inc.
Co.
45c
1-
3
12-26
1-
3
12-26
1-
3
12-26
preferred 2nd
preferred
25c
(quar.)___i.
Western
11-15
15c
12-16
11-29
$1.1.6'A
$1.16(4
1-2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
$1.37
1-
2
Gas
12-16
:
(quar.)
12.Vbc
'
Constable
Corp.
Co.
Seed
Ltd.
Ashland
Oil
12-
1
12-31'
12-
6
class
12-16
11-25
12-10
1:15c
30c
A
(quar.)_—
Transport,
(resumed)
Truck
Atchison
common
11-18
11-29
12-15
11-22
10c
25c
1-10
12-20
12-10
11-29
12-10
11-29
12-16
,11-29
10c
class
A
(quar.)
12-16
$1.50
10c
—
Santa
Ry.
Fe
12-16
11-29
1-15
12-27
1-15
12-27
Point
West
&
Refineries,
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
t36c
_____
120c
38V4c
60c,
—
t20c
7Vbc
60c
70c
50c
50c
(quar.)__
Extra
—
Line RR.
Coast
12-16
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
—
Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
——
$1.20 preferred A
(quar.)
Atlas Chemical Industries, common
(quar.)
Class
A
$$1.25%
$30c
Press
pfd.
5%;
Corp.,
———
Ltd.
Service,
Babcock
12-10
11-12
Badger
11-26
Badger
iquar.u—_—
(quar.)
Products
'
12-10
11-26
11-26
&
Baldwin
•
ID.
$1
12-10
11-22
Stock
11-22
Baltimore
5
$1.31 Va
34ysc
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
$1,75
12-27
12-11
$1.06'/4
3-
2
Co.
6
25c
35c
12-10
11-25
25c
12-20
11-29
12-20
11-29
12-10
12-12
12-
6
11-
4
12-12
11-
4
12-12
11-
4
12-12
11-
4
12-16
11-25
12-12
11-26
12-20
(quar.i
4
2
12-
2
12-14
11-22
11-22
1-31
1-15
12-13
11-29
1-
2
12-11
—
———
12-16
11-29
12-10
12-
12-12
11-29
12-12
11-29
12-13
12-
2
12-13
12-
2
Corp.
12-31
12-17
12-20
12-
6
12-
6
25c,
5c
—
4%;
31c
Co.,
com.
preferred (quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
12-20
2
_L2
12-13
2
12-13
1-
Vb %
4%
12-
12-16
Chemical Co.—
Electric
&
11-26
12-16
60c
25c
' SI
dividend
Gas
1-
12-10
10c.
40c
—
(quar.)
Securities
Baldwin
$1
—r-
1-2
12-13
50c
5%
12-20
11-29
12-16
11-30
& Aroostook Corp. (quar.)
Aroostook RR.
Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
——-—
4%
preferred (quar.)_
—
4V4% preferred (quar.)
—-—
12 /be
20c
22c
* 2?
SI
$1.07
12-31
12-13
12-31
12-13
Equipment (quar.)———
Stockholders approve a 3-for-2 stock split
35c
12-30
12-16
12-10
11-29
Stock
Corp.
(quar.i
—
,
dividend
Bangor
Bangor
&
Bangor
Bank
12-
2
1-
12-20
12-12
2
2-21
12-31
12-20
H.)
Montrose
11-29
12-
12-
11-21
12-10
43c
50c
,
—
u—,
preferred
12-11
12-13
—-
(quar.)__—
—.
12-20
2
(quar.)
Extra
8c
1-
Wilcox
——
7Vbc
20c
12-15
12-29
25c
Northland (quar.)_
—T
Paper Mills
(quar.) ——_:
12-10
12c'
20c
4
1-15
12-14
7 Vbc
(quar.)—
Corporation
E*xtra
12-10
4
12-
,
Alarm
Collieries
Bacardi
12-16
3%;
9
12-
12-24
40c
laccum.)
(quar.)
Electric
1
5
12-16
12-
15c
93:!,4c
25c
15c
+6V4C
(quar.)
Steel
3
2
6
12-27
Atlantic
Fire
1-
1-
1-24
12-
Ltd.—■
Corp.
(quar.)
Coast, Line Co.
(Conn.)
Atlantic
12-20
t20c
(quar.)
Financial
.Atlantic
1
$2
—2—-—
(quar.)
2-
—4.
preference (quar.) s
Atlantic
City Electric
(increased)
Atlantic Refining Co., common
(quar.)
Sugar
2
1-10
25c
3rd
Common
3-
25c
(s-a)
RR
Atlantic Acceptance Corp.,
2nd pref. class A & %
Atlantic
30c
'
___,
preferred
11-29
Co.—
,
:__
non-cum.
Atlanta
&
(quar.)
Extra
Automatic
1-24
11-18
12-14
2
17Vbc
17Vbc
6
25c
(qtiar.)_
i_.
Inc.,
Lines,
Topeka
Common
Aysliire
25c
12-14
12-
11-29
12-10
5c
Associated
Automatic
2
1
12-15
1
j.
(increased)
(quar.)
6
12-
1-
$1.25
,
—_—
.____
preferred
6
12-
12-30
5c
—b—_
;
'
12-
1-
12-10
12-20
10c
Ltd.,
common
Spring Corp.
Extra
1- 2
12-16
1
15c
Brewing Co.
Associated
Atico
8
4%
Associated
5%
1112-
12-24
dividend
Associated
12-14
12-13
12-17
(reduced-quar.)
Refining,
6
35c
25c
t25c
'
$5
preferred
(quar.i
Assembly Products
(quar.)_^
Stock
12-13
:
H.)
&
12-
12Vbc
(quar.i
(quar.)
Hardware
(J.
6
12-20
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
Corp.,
Asgrow
5
1-
12-10
93%c
15c
(quar.)_
Industries
Asbestos
12-
40c
(quarii
Corp.
1-21
_15c
Armstrong Paint & Varnish Works
Extra
:
%
.1
Rubber
1-20
3%
(stock dividend)—__
(year-end)
Co.
J.)
12-20
2%;
_:
Armstrong Cork Co.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Arundel
5
11-15
12-13
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
dividend
Arnold
2
12-13
(quar.)
preferred
Armstrong
12-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5.48%
(A.
11-25
12-20
Light Co.—
4.32%
Armstrong
12-31
11-12
$1.18
$1.08
Co..
series
4.72%
Arkansas
9
12-
9
22Vbc
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Power
12-
12-
12-16
9c
—_
(quar.)
common
Power
preferred
4.65%'
12-16
20c
—.
(quar.)
4.65 ','0
Arkansas
6
1-10
40c
(quar.)
(quar))-
Inc.' (increased-quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
12-
12-13
10c
(Phoenix)
pref.
12-13
Corp.^--
Louisiana Gas,
conv.
2
1-30
quarterly
Ansul
Arkansas
12-
12-13
12-31
(increased)
A
1
Angostura-W'upperman
Pools,
2
20Vbc
—
(increased 1
Bank
1-
5c
(increased)
C
Arizona
12-27
12-16
$.0094
class
Nitrate,
B
Class
Anthony
1
5c
tquar.)__
Class
Chemical
1-
Corp.—
Corp.—
Increased
11-29
50c
(quar.)
Co
Corp.,
Uniform Co.
Anglo-Lautaro
6%
3
12-10
11-29
$1
Inc.
Products
Electric
Gard
Arvin
12-
2
(quar.)
convertible
90c
1-
12-20
$1.50
40c
Hocking Glass
Anderson
Andy
12-17
25c
6%
&
Cable
&
preferred
60c
11-25
22Vbc
(quar.i
(increased-quar.)i_
Industries,
12-13
12-1-6
25c.,
i
pfd.
Electronics
12-
11-21
.—
Inc.
12-31
12-11
(increased-quar. 1—
(quar.)
Metal
12-27
12-27
(increased )_^
Corp.
:
2
12-16
<
25c
Auto
12-10
(quar.)
1-
15c
65c
Company
Atlas
15c
Metal
12- '5
(quar.)
Wire
12-13
2uc
(quar.)
12-5
Telegraph Co.—
Co.,
Anaconda
12-13
Inc.,
convertible preferred
2
2
__,
Amstedt
12-31
22Vbc
!—
1-
1-
:
l..
&
Lead
Anaconda
$4
12-10
25c
$1.50
30c
Inc.
Extra
12-31
quar.)
quar.)
12-10
12-27
Extra
Ametek,
Atlas
(quar.)
Foundry
Zinc,
Bancohio
—__
^Products,^'.com.
preferred
American
2
12-20
Illinois—
(quar.)
American
1-
12-13
12-10
12-31
:
Tobacco
Baldwin
class
Hospital
American
4'/4%
1-15
12-23
3
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.—
Common
American
American
12-13
12-13
5%
shares^
B
and
A
on
11-29
12-
12-10
$1.50
16c
(quar.)
Products
7
35c
15c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)___
Foreign Power
7
40c
(quar.)
;
11-22
12-12
29c
10%
preferred
American
7%
11-29
Inc.—
dividend
American
6%
12-16
12-16
2-
12-31
DC)
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-31
95c
(increased-quar.)_
div.
American
12-31
1-25
30c
:
-
Electric
American
11-29
1-15
.43%c
12Vbc
37Vbc
$1.56'/4
62Vbc
37Vbc
10c
45c
87Vbc
11-25 '
Extra
12-20
25%
•
(quar.i
common
(quar.)
American Commercial Barge Line Co.
Stock
li-29
25c
preferred
American
12-20
(Wash,
Co.
common
5%
American
Extra
2%>
American
$3.'50
9
11-29
12-20
$1.62Vb
20c
50c
(quar.)
American
9
12-
10c
;
(quar.)
dividend
American
A
12-
1
4%
stock)
A
Rubber,
—
class
1
I-
and B shares
class A
(on
class
in
Biltrite
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Bosch Arma Corp.
(year-end 1
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
$6.25
1-
2c
T
6y2%
$1.25
11-29
Florida
dividend
Inc.
12-20
11-29
'
7c
dividend
payable
Stock
Insurance
(quar.)
American
Stock
2
12-13
I7V2C
75c
(quar.)_-__
common
(quar. i—
American
Class
1-
11-15
12-13
12-13
5c
(annual)
12-31
1
20c
Extra
American
6%-
1-
12-20
25c
Insurance
American
Ashdown
1-15
6
11-25
90c
Thread,
Title
Stock
10c
75c
(quar.)_
(reduced-quar.)
:
2
8%c
'.
common
Cement
2
12-
12-27
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Corp.
12-
6
' 45c
(quar.)
common
2
1-
15
(quar.).
Corp.
1-.
12-27
1
Arts
Portland
1-31
payment
tax)
share
(one
Corp.
Allied
Alpha
•__
held)
Allis-Chalmers
11-29
10%
Graphic
Altamil
11-29
2-28
3%
—_
Maintenance
Allied
11-29
6c
(increased)_______
Rubber,
less
12-27
50c
Fund
12-15
50c
Ltd._
12-
12-20
Quarterly
American
Angelica
1-
12-13
2c
2'
American
Anchor
25c
37'Vbc
(quar.)
:
Allied
American
31c
15c
,
quar. 1
1
1-
(stock dividend)
Steel Corp.
iquar. V
dividend
Stock
Michigan Power—
preferred
(quar.)
Wolverine
Wood
11-26
6
15c
/_______
gainst
(increased
Baumer
(3-for-2
Wolf
6
12-
ioc
Blake
(Johni
4Vb%
12-
12 Vbc
Wisconsin,
*
12-13
20c
___.
Extra
Will
12-13
1-15
Inc.—
capital
Whitney
Wiley
12-13
1-15
.
20c
:
(quar.)
11-16
1-15
f$i
}35C
,
Cable
12-14
j50c
__
iquar.')
Extra
Whitaker
11-
12-19
(quar.)
System
Chemical
American
,30c
common
iquar.)__
preferred
12-16
12-12
,___
(quar.i
:
American
Western
Westfair
6
3%.
Allied
12-16
1-15
12-10
50c
:
common
preferred
preferred
Natural
2
25c
._
5%
12-
12-12
dividend
30c
Allied
11-29
50c
Gas
Rv..
11-29
2
1-
1-
Corp.
Industries
Extra
,
Maryland
12-13
6
1-
(incr.-quar.)
Ludlum
12-18
12-10
1-
ioc
Western
12-16
-
2-7
25c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Western
2
12-31
i0c
J.
Western
1-
6c
_
(quar.)
12-
1-
(quar.)
Dividend
Credit
American
iquar.)
Corp.
Westates
12-14
20c
..'—i
Extra
12-31
25c
_
Corp
11-15
-2
3
12 Vac
iquar.)
Telephone
11-15
1-
12-
(increased)
12-16
12-16
11-15
2
1-
$1.25
Trust
Co.,
Amphenol-Borg
3
$1.05
$1.15
$1.23
$1.13
(quar.)
Corp.,
Power
1-20
1-20
7c
_
tquar.V
Co.
Extra
Welsbach
1-10
1-10
2%
Corp.
Oil
12-31
income.)
Products
Bros.
1
40c
(quar.)
Investing
investing
Grove
Washington
7%
A
year-endi__
1
dividend
Street
(From
12-18
2-
8c
:
Wallace & Tiernan
Stock
class
America
1
2
5%
Co..
Pump
of
Corp.
2-
1-
50c
Drug
Stock dividend
.Volvo
2-15
25c
cohv.
5%
5
$1.37Vs
(quar.)——
&
Co.
12-
2',
:
pfd.
2nd
Corporation
Wall
Steel
Canadian
Allen
11-29
50c
Valve
12-
18c
Del.—
of
Sterilizer
11-15
37'Ac
Corpi
Stamping
12-17
15c
,
(increased)
(quar.)
Allegheny
11-29
Buildings
1 increased•
Utah. Home Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.i ___'
-Uris
(quar.)
quar.i
preferred
Ahegneny
12-31
1-
15c
_
12-16
12-31
(quar.15c
:____
11-30
1-10
security
dividend
All-State
12-17
V .Extra
Universal
11-30
12-16
12-15
Algoma
4'/4%-
25c
Universal
12-16
,
12-16
C.) —
(D.
dividend
12-16
45c
realized
Co.
Snuff
preferred
Ampco
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
net
common
Aluminum Co.
(quar.)
.Universal-Cyclops Steel
11-30
12'/ac
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
(Boston)
12-10
12Vbc
C*.
4.20%;
Inc.
6%
Inc.,
4Vb'yo
2
6
12-11
Aluminium, Ltd.,
20%
dividend)
U
6%
1-20
30c
Y.)
N.
Illuminating
Life
VSI
Inc.,
shares
$1.14
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
products
ALD,
1212-
11-29
90c
5c
__
,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.52%
2
1-
1-
Corp.,
Power
4.60%
5
2
25c
preferred
Alabama
of
iquar.)_______
United
.
Gas
12-
11-29
11-29
interest—.
Sugar Co., common
5.44% 1 preferred (quar.)
11-29
12-27
6'Ac
25c
(quar.)
lincreased
1
12-13
Sanitary—■
(quar.)
Security
American
9
11-29
12-13
(year-end)
7'/2c
(quar.)
Surety
Mold
1-
6V4C
(quar.)____
dividend
Standard
Alliance Tire
'
class A'(s-a)
Corp.
___•
Inc.'
Stock
11-29
5%
(quar.)
(from
Fund
profits):
1
12-20
7c
2%
Co.
1-
15c
25c
Corp.
Insurance
11-29
12-
12-16
12-13
Increased
Stock
9
2
5%
Seal-Kap
American
12-
1-
$1
:
beneficial
preferred
American
of Rec.
2
20c
Standard
American
J 14c
r
(quar.)
(resumpd-quar.)
Finance
Aetna
9-30
12-16
.
&
American
Holder»
1-
$1.25
(quar.)_-_
(quar.)_;
&
(quar.)
When
Payable
Corp.—
dividend
American
11-25
12-25
50c
Industries
Aetna
Akron
11-29
7V2c
Safety Table, class A
Savings & Loan Assn. (Utah)
American
5%
A_
30c
preferred
Realty Trust
American
class
Chemical
&
preferred
of
Stock
Corp.,
Radiator
American
$28V«c
Publishing,
Casualty
Aileen,
12-14
12-20
dividend
Affiliated
Payable of Rec.
$0,007
(quar.)
General
Stock
Holder%
approxi¬
to
(quar.)
Mortgage
Aerojet
Aetna
a
__
Bank
Drill
United
*
Advance
12-13
1-
$2
Twist
the
A
Common
6%
income)
dividend
Stock
Extra
Union
in
When
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Addison-Wesley
Co.—
Union National
given
for
Corp.
quar.)
Class B (s-a)__,
Addressograph-Multigraph
split)
-
12-20
being
iquar. )
Process
Stock
vote
on
1-15
snare
Corp/common
Ma.rkets
12-31
12-24
-
C
V
A
Equal
per
lincreased
steel
Aeushnet
9
1"
1-31
62'/2c
^
12-
1-
of
held.
preferred
Stock
Electric
Extra
-
12-16
20c
$4.56 : preferred
(initial)Union
Metal
Mfg.
iquar.)__
S
11-22
t50c
$30c
$25c
.7(5
<
these
(initial-quar.)
common
new
$1.37 Va
Acme
12-16
12-23
75c
(year-end)
;
a
Union
U
2
1-
10%
j
Clutch
week,
Fund
4 Va %
6
;
common
this
share
Acme Electric
12-10
12-31
12-M
.
(quar. 1
special meeting
proposed 3-for-2 stock
1
12-23
17 Vbc
22 Vbc
Corp.,
,i:_
preferred
12-16
announced
previous
The list does not include divi-
(quarterly from
Aumbi rower & raper, Ltd.—
(4-for-l stock split)
12-20
12-12
12-31
■
< quar:
Tri-Continental
Twin
12--U
12-20
(increased)
iquar.1
1
Share
a
mately
5
iquar.)
Corp.
Extra
5
12-31
(Vineland,
Extra
$2.50
12-
12-
1-20
25c
preferred
Transamerica
12-20
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
iquar. 1
t
5%
»'
12-3
1
1-
12-14
:
6%
.
3
5c
1
1 s-a )_
Trane
12-
$1.12 Vb
___:
Trust
&
12-31
$1.06Vi
20c
12'bc
(quar. i__
iquar.i__
Tip Top Products Co.. class A (quar.)
Topsy's International, class A (stock div,
Tradesmans
3
$2.50
_.
(quar.)
3
$$1
17Vbc
7 Vbc
(accum.)
(increased i_
pfd. A
4
12-
40c.
__
(quar.)
common
iquar.)__
1212-
12-31
$1.25
50c
_
preferred
12-10
12-31
2%
shares__
is-ai-_
Thrifty Drug Stores,
Tiffany
Times
4
15c
iquar.)
Ltd.,
Thorp
5'c
12-
12-10
15c
_
Turbine
Steam
Texaco
special
1-
Common
share
eacn
12-13
12-17
50c
—
payable in cl. A
series
$5
Inc.—
of
Aberdeen
5
12-20
1-15
20c
$5 noncumulative preferred (quar.)
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry.-__
$4
12-31
Per
6
65c
Stock
12-31
Shares
_3%
(quar.)
1-15
1-15
in
11-22
1-
3%
(increased)
Potash
dividends
paid.
announced
Acme
Extra
B
American
12c
:
the
give
12-10
12-20
$2 Vbc
$25c
"i'.$1.25
27 Vbc
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A (incr. >
Class
12-
American
we
2
12-16
30c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-13
37c 1
(initial)
Industries
Below
Common
(initial)
Products
Phoenix
American
50c
!
American
Common
7
(quar.)
dividend
12-6
6
Per
.
Share
Optical Co.
$3c
(quar.)
weeks and not yet
12-16
American
$2c
12-14
12-20
■
Name of Company
12-13
(Canadai-
:
:
Adirondack
Tecumseh
Fund
Investment
'
mxira
12-19
SI
J.)
A
Special
vetuarieriy
12-13
1-
3%
class
12-10
25c
——_—;
1
1-
12c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Corp.
1
25c
!
iquar.)
12-21
12Vbc
Vac
ldc
tquar. t
dividend
Stock
1-
12-10
3-
1-15
$1.20 1st series preferred (quar.)
Super Market Distributors, Inc. (resumed)—
Super-test Peroleum Corp. Ltd.—
Registered
(s-a)
Ordinary Registered (s-a)
Syntex
(quar.i.
Name of Company
dividend
preferred
Corrugating
Yorx
Super Food Services, inc.—
5'/r
preferred
$1.40
ear-end
12-20
$0,282
(is.
Inc.,
York
)—•
(quar.)
Co.
Holders
Payable 0] Rec.
35c
preceding table.
Co
Trust
Stock
A
Share
of Company
Stocx
12-13
subject'
iquar.i
Financial
Summit
1-
held)
class
Xtra,
12-17
2
1-
5.0c
/
(quar.)
Stratoflex,
Suez
shares
4
5
id.
Jan.
on
stock dividend
<
12-
12-31
$2.80
Manufacturing,
B
(quar.)
,
each
for
_
proposed
was
appioval
Sons
Finance
1-
5c
25c
(quar.)
ON. Y.)
dividend
to stoctnioiuers'
Steinway
(5
—
(quar.)
Albany
stock
5%
A
12-10
When
.
Name
11-20
Tube
Stamford
State
Co.
1
40c
J_
_
Standard
12-
15c
40c
10c
Inc.
common
Standard
11-20
5c
Industries,
Standard
1
40c
5c
—1
,
Chemical
Stamford
-
_—
12-
20c
30'c
*
quar.)
(reduced
Co.
30c
30c
(increased quar.»___
Per
Holder
Payable of Rec
Share
Spindale Mills, common
Class
When
Per
■
Name of Company
11
Bank
Building
of
&
(quar.)
Hawaii
Extra'
Stock
Bank
of
Nutley
(N.
30c
—
—-—-
J.)
(stock dividend)—
1-
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
1-15
1-
2
12-13
12-
3
——
—
___
r—.
dividend
2
1-15
'
2f.c
4
2.4%
12-10
11-29
12-13
12-
2
12-13
12-
2
12
(22ZS)
'■
•'
■'
?
;
'
.
Bank
10%
.appi'uved
Bankers
.Dispatch
BaxiKers
Bargain
Class
$5.60
convertioie
4%
Inc.,
Lomb
&
preferred
Bayuk
Cigars,
Beam
Inc.
(quar.i
—
i~
12-81
12-17
5'«
2
12-13
ol
Class
1-
2
12-31
1-
2
Wire
Canada
12
j'
■
collieries
12-13
Canadian
27
J
12-13
2
12-13
I-
1
Canadian
1-
2
12-
A
t quar.i
Ltd,
General
General
1
11-29,
City
1
1-
1
12-
Stock
11-2 J
2
12-31
payment
of
tax
of 38%%
income
Bekins
Van
Subject
Storage
<fc
Mfg.
&
Co,
4%
20c
(quar.)
Bell
Telephone
Corp.
tquaiM
B
Berman
class
on
Bethlehem
7.%
Bickfords,
2
12-16
12-
6
'
Corp.,
12-16
12-16
11-15
12-15,
12-
45c
12-15
12-
$1.12%
12-15
12-
2
S3
12-16
12-
2
3UC
12-31
2-
6
SOc
L2-24
12-10
SI.75
1-2
12-19
1-
2
12-19
3-
2
1-31
1-10
11-27
12 %C
,___
2
12-
1
12-
12-10
12-10
12-27
Mfg. (quar.)
Blackman Merchandising, class
Blackstone
*
,
5.60%
Valley
12-13
4.25%
Blaw-Knox
A
(quar i
2
2
12-13
12-16
Ceco
.12-13
1-
6%
pref.
11-15
Raceway,
Co.
Corp.
Stores
1-20'
10c
(quar.)
12-13
31 Lie
--
1
12-10
50c
I
—
.
Club
Borg-Warner Corp.,
3'/a %
preferred
Garden-Arena
1-
1
12-
Bopnd
Brook
Bowater
5 Va %■
Bowes
Co. (s-a)
Paper Co, Ltd.-—
Water
Mersey
preferred
Company
Bowser,
(E.
J.)
Sons
&
Breskin
Publications,
Brewer
(C.I
div.
Gas,
Briggs &
—
—-—
Manufacturing Co
Bristol Brass. Corp.
;
Bristol-Myers Co,
British
British
Columbia
6V4%
Broad
Quarterly
Stock
Brockton
Brown
2
12-
Co.
1-
(quar.i___
32c
approval
to
15)
•
Inc.
Distillers,
(quar.i
A
class
and
1
12-21
5c
1
(quar.)
class
'1-
95c
,
3
2-
12-
preferred-
(quar.)
Ltd, class A—
payment of 30c; plus $1.20
2-
as
reduction
a
Buckeye
of
Line
Bullocks
Bulolo
Co.
12-16
Inc.
Gold
Burmah
(quar.).,
Co.
(s-a)——
12-15
1212-
12-
British
2
Class
B
Extra
J.)
International
Inc.,
class A
011
class
and
Mfg,
4Va%
C.
I.
T.
Cabot
&
Financial
5%
Power,
Corp.
5%
Liquid
Gas
iquar..)__._
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.
%
Calumet
S4.75
Camden
Stock
preferred
& Hecla.
preferred
Trust
Inc.,
J.)
1
11-26
12-13
11-29
1-15.
+$1.25
:
12-16
1-
12-
2
3
5%
12-12
11-18
12-15
11-22
12r20
12-
«vic
12-16
(quar.)
_,
...
(quar.)_i__-_—
dividend
:
Records,
Campbell Machine
class
5
12-16
11-29
12-16
,
(incr.)__
12-16
11-29
10c
12-27
Campus
Casuals
12-31
12-11
1-
35c
2(
Calif,
Canada Cement Co, Ltd,
(initial)'.
$1,30 pref. (quar.)
Commonwealth
Stock
21c
Bank
National
$1.50
12-31
;
12-10
11-15
4-30
4-15
8c
| 1-30
1-15
4-30-64
*32 Vac
1-
4
12-20
12-
Condc
11-25"
Connecticut
$1.25
12-31
11-25
31c
12-31
11-25
62 lac
—
12-31
11-25
(quar.)
(quar. i
33%'c
+
45c
SI.03
1-
1
1
(quar.)_+.
1
12-13
West
!
Sl.34%
_—f
Electric
Corn.
Gotham, 4f2% preferred
preferred
(quar.i—
preferred
:
(quar.)
Papers, Inc.,
Spark Plug
SOc
Gas
2
Bank
New
$5
12-19
12-
3
12-13
11-29
Co.
1-
2
11-29
1-
2
11-29
10%
(Pitts¬
.
capital
(from
1
10c
12-24
12-
30c
12-14
11-20
$1.11)%
12-14
11-20
Co.
tquar.)_
common
(increased)—
conunon
(
Discovery
1-
2
12-20
4-
1
3-20
12-10
XQc
(initial)-
com.
11-29
20c
:
/
Yeilowknife
.
12-20
12-
3
10c
quar. %
12-20
12-
3
Mines
.
Edison
Standard
Co.
of
4.12%
preferred
—
12-10
12-
6
45c
12-20
12-
9
Consolidated
Foods
25c
12-10
11-22
Consolidated
Oil
6c
12-31
12-10
5'%%
series
B
Electronics
Consolidated
3
$1.03
2-
1
1-
3
$1.31%
2-
1
1-
3
25c
1-
6
12-16
3334C
1-
1
12-
9
10-
4
—1
(increased-quar.)
12-16
dividend)
istock
stock
pur-
shares
com.
common
11-29
11-18
payment of
one
chase warrant for
,
each
3
1-
1-
Corp.—
Quarterly
(A
,1,
1
1
——
Industries
Gas
11-
22-
■
&
12-16
S1.25
SI.25
(quar.)
A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.i
12-10
11-15
11-15
.•
(quar. i
iquar.) __—
Edison Co, $5 pfd.
12-16
12-16
Securities,
Y.—
N.
+3c
82 'Be
i
preferred
■
1
2
12-20
10c
_____
increased
1
1-
2
10c
—
quar.i)
1
12-10
11-29
11-30
1-
1-
10c
iquar.i
i
1
12-16
36c
25c
t
Building, Ltd,
Cigar Corp.—
1-
12-13
12-16
12-16
Consolidated
12-10
9c
5
12-13
1-
20c
11-26
12-24
1
1-
25
4-15
7c
Preferred
class
'Glass
2,
35c
12-
12-30
5
$4.52
11-30
Continental
$1.12 Va
1-15
12-30
Continental
1-15
12-30
4
2%
±
(quar.i-
,,
-
12-
1
60c
12-31
12-17.
12-31
Rock Island
Pacific
&
RR.—
Chickasha
Cotton
Oil
Co,
Quarterly
_-
11-29
8
12-20
Cook
12-31
12-20
;
Continental
Ycar-e'nd
2
7-
2
6-18
9-18
3-18
SI
12-20
12-
all
Securities
dividend
share
Motors
of
Corp.
held> %.
preferred
Co,
(V3
S3.55
L
(quar.)
common
a
share
common
of
12-14
11-26
for
each
__.————
'
1-
$1.75
1-
6
2
11-26
12-20
6%
pfd.
(this
11-22
1
12-13
1-
12-16
12-
.
.
,
5
——-
(stock
Credit,
Ltd,
Corroon &
3
Ltd, clasr A (quar.i —
Reynolds, ST pfd. series A (quar.)
Investors,
12-13
45c
85c
:
'
i_
i
1-
1
12-13
1-15
12-10
12-13
12-31...
11-20
12-10
;•
.
'
12-13
15c
23 %c
.
; -
11-29
11-29
12+31
v.
S13.50
'
11-29'
12-13
12-16
.
3%
25c
—
.
3
50c
common———_—
preferred
iquar.i————■
preferred —B—B.——___—
Corporate
12-
5%
dividend)
11-25
12-
$1.50
:
9
12-13
12-13
(quar.)_——— L
Aggregates
12-
SOc
payment
arrears
SI.50
6%
1——______
12-16
SO.3627
dividend)_____—
Copeland Refrigeration ( quar.)—
Copperw'eld Steel iquar.)
—
6
Gen¬
1.stock
Co,
preferred
Coronation
Christiana
——
Co.
Electric
6%
12-18
;
:
Coffee
Cooper Tire & Rubber, common..—______
,434% convertible preferred iquar.)
Coral
l._—
Copper Co.
4-
10-2-64
2
55c
Co.
(N. Y.)'(quar.)
Co;,/common———.—
(initial)-—
—Steel
Corp.' (increased)-——
Oil
Cook
30c
12-
15c
B—
Insurance
6
30c
12-16
5
6
30c
.__
2
93%C
—
iquar.)
12-
5
clears
;
Quarterly
Quarterly
preferred
12-16
12-
12-
2
—
12i
12-
1-
6
25c
SOc
:_
(Chicago) (quar.)
:
12-16
12-23
30c
6
12-
11-22
12-13
12-16
12-14
'
(quar,)—_______
12-
2
2
oc
16 %c
12-23
25c
,
$1.04
'
$2 .preferred
.
Quarterly
Co.
.
6
37 Vac
5c
1-
11-
S1.T3
.'
preferred
iquar.)_—
preferred (quar.)———
-
Continental
11-29
35C
Assurance
Continental
12-17
12-14
(quar.)
( quar.)+z
Airlines
(quar. 1
12-
6%%,
SOc
—_
1-2
6%
12-2
12-16
12c
(increased quar.)_
11-29
,
:
Can Co, common
3.75%' preferred (quar.)
Continental Commercial, Corp.—
6
2-
35c
——
I
( quar.)__
B
Continental
2
1-
35c
80c
—
12-20
12-12
—
,
20c
11-22
12-20
40c
(quar.)
B
,
12-16
SI
87'VaC
__l_
2___
.
12-31
40c
SI.12%
tquar.)
12-30
1-15
Co.
Co.—
preferred
preferred
12-
$4.16
—
Extra
Extra
preferred
12-31
12-16
3
$10c
—_B,_,_—_
Coal
$4.50
12-18
1-
20c
iquar.)
Theatres, Ltd.—
Power
10c
quar.i-
Products
is-ai__
10c
(quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument Co,
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine
B
Consolidation
62 VaC
B
Chesebrough-Poiid's, Inc. (increased
Chicago Bridge & Iron (quar.)
—
1-
Consumers
'
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry, common
3Va%
preferred
(quar.):
—
12-13
,
tquar.)
(quar.)
D
1
Corp.—
common
C
1-
1-15
7.2 %c
Telephone
Rock
Consolidated
«quar.)_
& .Unadilla
Consolidated
Co:—
Trust
70c
class
7%
20c
tquar,)
'
6
6
Diversified
Common
3
25c
York
Enterprises
Stock
9
1-
25c
Chesapeake Corp.,_qf Virginia—
Stock dividend——
-
6
12-
1-
Consolidated
6
12-
(quar.i
common
preferred class A &
Chicago,
12-
12-31
'
Corp,
011
Extra
12-31
13%c
J50c
12-
(quar.)
12-
IIV4C
Life
(semi-annual
12+
(increased)
Co.
Ltd.
12-24
B.)
Co. (quar.)
Financial Corp, common
iquar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar.)____
12-31
1-10
Consolidated
12-16
(A.
11-29
22 %c
1%
40c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)-.
11-29
12-31
24c
75c
pfd.
12-23
12-31
2%%
___
•
12-20
___;
$4.50
1-30
45 c
$1.12%
(increased)
3
1-
12-23
Inc, (increased)__
Consolidated
12-31
56 Vic
1-7
Ins.
common
15c
(quar.).
3
30c
25c
Extra
4c
(quar.)_.
12-
■
New
12-13
12-
/C
iquar.i-
preferred
12 Vac
dividend)-
(stock
Corp.
(quar.)
Products
1
12-13
2%
—
1-15
15c
iquay.)!
Acceptance
1-
68c
1
iquar.i„.._
Co.
2
1-
Publications,
Consolidated
12-13
1-
11-22
12-16
10c
Light & Power (increased)
Connecticut Water Co. (quar.)
__B
12-13
1-
SI.19
12-15
General
Nast
Consoliaated
SI.16
12-15
.
pfd.
preferred
40c
1
1
1
Connecticut
Service—
iquar.)
i__
Investment
Connohio,' Inc.,
40c
preferred
2
(quar.)
4
11-20
6
12-31
preferred
eral
'
G
12-
11-25
preferred
4-15
12 Vac
12-
12-20
6
12-
1-
f
(initial-quar.)
Community Research & Development—
12-31
12-20
l—
Fund
Commonwealth
25c
12-
12-15
1-
:
Community Public Service,
2%
Public
Income
12-10
(quar.);
6
12-31
31 %c
40c
B
12.-18
12-
America—
Trust
12-10
55c
(Rochester)
Sc
1
series
2
$1.25
Stamping
1
$4.65
1-
12-18
12-31
—
(initial)-
A
1-
Philadelphia
common
class
_s.-3._B
•.
2
S1.33:%
quar. 1
1-
.
Co,
(quar.)
i quar.i
gains)
1-
68:%c
common
Shearing &
Commonwealth
12-10
12-10
10c
+
Co,
$1.15
-
iquar.)
Preferred
12-13
13c
12-10
1
1-
2
12-17
62'aC
_i
87 %c
_______
of
12-31
North
Bank
2
12-
:
dividend
burgh i'
preferred
4Va%
12-13
2%
8c
of
11-15
Vermont
12-11
$1.183/4
8c
L-
12-20
12-
Chile
Quarterly
2%
11-29
11-29
Inc.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
■
A
Commercial
11-25
Extra
.
Cameo-Parkway
12-18
12-
12-23
5c
common
is-a 1
preferred
■
5%
dividend BB___B
Stock
4%%
.
(quar.jL.B__
11-29
27 Vac
—
common
12-31
12-31
Chenango
12-10
25c
(quar.i—
(quar.)
(N.
1-
12-10
25c
conv.
SI.23
Fund, Inc. (capital gains distribution payable in cash or stock)
Chemway Corp.
12-14
71aC
(quar.i
common
12-18
12-16
12-16
1-2
25c
—
Utilities,;
3
12-31
5c
(quar.)
11-20
10-31
12-23
3%
of
11-29
9
System—
(increased
12-31
,
1
7%c
iquar.i
Gas,
12-
15C
Products--
Credit
12-10
12-20
12-12
9c
______
dividend
$1
—
iquar.)
preferred
i quar.i
Commercial Solvents' Corp.—
20c
—
B
Bank
Common
1-10
30c
4V2%
6
,12-16
12-20
tl5c
:
common:
12-
10c
12-16
15c
iqiiar.)____„^
Ltd.
1-10
1-
40c
(quar.)_____
2
Stock
12-20
+__
_____
Plastic
Commercial
6
Quarterly
3 2-27
45c
12-10
1-
Stone
C.)
12-20
1-10
$ 10c
iquar.)
dividend
tN.. Y.
12-10
12-
&
12-12
1-10
and
common
on
(quar.i
Products 1 quar. 1
Comniercial
11-29
2
(quar.i
com.
:_J.
'.
Chemical
1-22
1-20
10c
(quar; )L—-_——
Financial Corp.
(stock dividend)
California
12-14
25c
51.12 Va
(quar.)
___,
California-Pacific
a
>
preferred
California
12-10
12-31
10c
_a___
i-_
-
________
California Ink Co.
51
(quar.)__.__
(quar.)
Corp., common
:
Industries
Calgary
5%.
Son
common
Corp.
Cadre
12-10
$llc
(quar,)
''
preferred
Butler's Shoe
12-31
2
common
America
Broadcasting
Stock
Power—-
preferred
Chemical
12-10
10c
2
1-
65c
12-13
12-31
'
(J. P.)
Burroughs
12-31
1-
12-20
1-
dividend
Chemetron
25c
A
44c
—
(quar.i-.
preferred
Chemical
B
class
$1.08%
—
SI.16
dividend
Maine
Chattanooga
10c
Columbia
5
$1.12%
Louisiana Electric Co.—
preferred
Chance
12-13
25c
_a—a__+_.:
A
(quar.i
preferred
Champion
Detective
(quar.
(quar.)„
$1.24
—
(quar.
6%
9
12-31
25c
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd,
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Butler
12-
Taxt_
12-
11-29
12-31
$51
iquar.)__
of
Interstate
Columbus
-
5%
'11-22
12-
3
iquar.)
-
_________
(W.
Agency,
Illinois
Champion
11-12
12-13
1-
12-10
87 %c
iquar.)_+
5%preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred ,(quar.)___
12-5
Corp.—-
Channing-
Corporation
Special,
Burns
—
3
11-22
15c
pfd.
Ltd,
payment
preferred
Colorado
2
12-
1-
5
—
Electric
&
Chadbourn
Ordinary Amer. dep. rcpts.
Income
12-20
12-31
,
5%%
2
50c
2
11-29
3 %
Extra..
12-10
12-
2
12-
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
5 >
preferred A (quar.)
—
.'_t
Gas
(quar.).,
Public Service,
preferred
Certain-Teed
capital payment of '3 pence not subject
to United Kingdom
tax, and 9 pence free
of
J.i
preferred'
Centtiry
6
$25c
—
12-31
12-20
(quar.)___
6
12-19
aC
—_—
lElizabetli, N.
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
Century
(A
Burnham
—
12-
12-16
Utilities
Color-Craft
9
12-13
12-20
dividend)
dividend
Colonial
9
12-
Trust
1
12-19
40c
J.
Dredging, Ltd.
Oil
25c
—
12-
1
2oc
7!
—
-
Trust
5%%'
preferred
5,44% : preferred
11-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
►
1
1-
2
tic
isi
Inc.
Sand
Stock
2
12-
1-
4.75%
applied
20c,
Pipe
Bucyrus-Erie
$1.75
4.65%
12-11
$$1.50
12-20
$1.12 V2.
_!___
Century Shares Trust (from, net invest, inc.)
arrears—
12-13
4.15%
Mills,
to be
12-31
Co,
Colonial
5
preferred
(quar.i
Transformer Corp.
6
1-
12-
Central
12-11
10c
12-20
iquar.)
Central
—
preferred
(A participating
preferred!
Corp.
6
Central
>
2
12-
Central
12-23
1-
12-10
40c
——
1 quar.i
$2.50 preferred
2'
lCc
15
(quar.)
$4
2
1-
2
«stock
Terminals,
Coleman
,
3
3-
3-13
2%
1
30c
1 quar.i
inc'teased
1
3-
preferred
Stock
of
—
5
11-22
25c
(s-ai__
7%
10c
11-29
12-
12-
preferred
$L35
12-15
12+20
15c
iquar. 1
Service
Quarterly
6
12-13
A
Illinois
2
32c
$1.12 va
10c
iquar. 1
series
(jentral Telephone
2
t$1.57
,,
(resumed)
—
Cent.ral-Penn
-
_
(quar.)
,4%
Bruck
A
Ltd.—
Co.
Gas, $3.80 pfd.
Engineering
Brown-Forman
B
1-
11-25
9
Electronics
Colling',vood
12-10
3.50%
11-29
1-15
J 25c
(quar.i.,—
(subject
Jan.
Taunton
12-
12-16
:___
dividend
stockholders
11-29
2
1-
12-
12-
12-12
$14.95
!____
Corp
Cole National Corp.
(quar.)
Colgate-Falmolive Co, $3.50
11-22
30c
International
Colonial
common
(initial-quar.)
preferred <quar. 1
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
11-29
12-16
12-16
11-22
2
4.96'%
(quar.)I
Co.
(Phila.)
Trust
12-16
2
i-
12-10
12-10
$1.50
6%
12-13
15c
—
Telephone
preferred
Street
12-30
93:%c
_5
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd.
American
12-30
22c
Cohu
New
12-12
50c
_______—
-
12-10
10c
12-16
90 c
12-31
'
1-
Central
12-13
35c
.__
12-24
48c
quar.)
(.increased
12-24
20 c
67 %c
Cochenpur Willians Gold Mines Ltd.
5Cc
u_____
:
:
iquar.i__.-B:
Coca-Cola
3%
Corp.
Ccla
12-10
SI.18%
Central
12-12
2%
held)
shares
2
—
Bottling iLos Angeles ' —
Increased
quarterly
Coca-Cola Bottling
iN. Y,i
iquar.i
11-29
(quar.)
4.92%
12-12
sharesi_a_.
five
Co.
1
International
12-10
preferred
$4
11-21
_______——
every
dividend
Coburn
12-13
1
dividend
Stock
12-24
istock
of
Coca
12-10
Central
6
100%
Co.
share
2
—
10%
12-16
2
4Vi%
12-14
12-
33c
increased
-
preferred
2
12-31
Brillo
33%%
1-
12 VaC
dividend).:—
common
Year-end
12-31
27 Vac
(quar;)-—,—
preferred
-1
Stratton (quar.i
5.28%'
80 Vac
'
Credit
Coca-Cola
3
1-
4.35'-.
12-10
:
Inc.
on
12-31
12-
SI.12'a
4.96%
12-13
.1-
12-18
(quar.)_.'.
Central
12-13
12-28
80c
-_a_
(increased)
common
Bridgeport
(s-a)-,
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
stock
(Extra
New
&
2
SOc
•-
1-17
SI
(Atlanta)
:
12-16
(quar.)--
common
Hudson
4.64%
:|:68 '%c ~
a_
Inc., 5.75%. preferred
preferred
(quar.i
$1.20
Brach
(quar.
(quar.i
Insurance
Life
dividend
Coburn
11-15
4;A%
6
12-
2-
4%».preferred
9-30
12-10
preferred
40C
i
dividend
Stock
9-30
1-15-
20c
j—
(extra)
1-15
1
12-10
5 %
—
Corp.
Quarterly
4
20c
—_
4
(year-end )_j
common
4%
Stocx
Co.—
preferred
Home
Central
12-17
87 V'+c
(quar.)
Stock
Central
6
12-
30c
Boston
Corp.,
Charge
1-17
2
Co,
Co.___
(quar.)-
Coastai S.ates
2
12-
A-
Telephone
preierred
"
12-23
1-
(quar.)_
Trust Co. is-ai
Forge-Waynesboro
for
,
America
preferred
'2nd
Foundry
11-14
30c
Book-of-the-Month
;
iquar.i___
7'i
11-12
12-
45c
iquar. )_____•
Products
Central
1-17
1
2-
14c
__—
(quar.i
2-
?4c
preferred
Cluett Peabody
12-14
c
25%
(C Co.
M.)
Steel
7'-
12-17
'
:
-—_______■—,_B.
(quar.)
Cascade
Bond
(quar.)__
!—
Quarterly
Boeing
Boise
Inc.
12-31
75c
B,———i-
(quar.)_,
Bonnet
...
11-22
2
——____—!
(quar.
&
Corp./of
4'f»''
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.—
Blue
increased quar.)
1
47 'aC
income
Scott
Central
35c
i——-
(A.
Ceianese
$1.06'%
iN.
,
Clifton
1-
1
co
Corp.
preferred
Catalih
11-.5
1-
81.40
(quar.)-——
(quar.)
Co.
12-16
lie
—
(quar.)—
Va'%
Castle
Electric—
<k
Gas
preferred
preferred
4
11-22
45c
:
iquar.i
Bank
12-13
12-20
10c
Steel.
Pirie
Carson
11-22
Decker
Steel
investment
3
15c
S4.50
12-20
Co.
iquar. i__^
——
Carriers & General Corp.—
|
S1.1Q from capital gains plus 40c from net
5
12-17
.
12-
2
$1
12-21
12 VaC
&
.Pipeline
Carolina
6
1-
12-13
25c
Equipment
State
Extra
12-13
11-12
12-16
2
1-
25c
Binney & Smith, Inc. (quar.—
Black
Carolina
12-13
50c
1'
and Growth
^
1-21
12-13
11-18
12-16
SOc
d.
(quar.)
3
12-31
11-29
2
—
2-
12-31
5c
12-12
2
:
aiviqend
Carpenter
$1.75
(quar.)_
Stock
'
,
Inc.
(quar.iBillips Western Petroleum
2
2
1-
10c
_BL_'__
(initial)
Co.
10%.
32 %c
15c
Carnation
11-29
11-
'
12-16
1-
2
12-16
2oc
Comptroller
iquar.)
(One
(quar.)
S.
12-10
1-
1212
dividend
(stock
Co.
stockholders
to
U.
and
10c
SOc
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (stock dividend
Carey u-idiip> M.g. iquar. 1—:——^
2
12-
2%
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)_____—-
Bibb
12-
12-16
12 %c
— ----—
Steel
12-
i2-x6
5c
Bi—B___
class
and
A
dividend
Corp.
12-27
16c
7 —
Fund
tto,k
21
10c
171-4 c
:
3
35c
1-
120c
1 quar. >
lSubject
,
Cleye.and
iquar.i_—-—
Co.
Carborundum
2
i_-
16C
—
Leasing (quar.)
Corp.
Bethlehem
12-.1
60c
iquar.i
Berryliium
Stock
11-29
1-15
12-16
_
A
(quar. u_.
(Extra
12-18
x'+C
;
Bendix Corp.
(quar.)
Bergstrom Paper, class
Class
-l-I5
J 55c
(quar.'
Canaoa
ol
common
Giwn
&
2
J.)
Ltd.-—
L;d.__:
Capital City Products (quar.i
Capital bi.arcs, MM.
Capital Lite Insurance Shares
1-15
4(30
25c
preferred (quar.i——
Intercontinental Corp.
(s-a)_i.__——
Isle
1-31
20c
— —
Bell
Co.
B
Class
Cap
7
12-
iquar. 1
Currency)
Products
12-16
■
2-
.
preferred
Belle
11-12
2
3-
15c
Detroit
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, coin.
1-
125c
Co.
of
Clark
— _ —
Refractories
Bank
Clark
preferred —
Co.
6
12-16
3
12-12
1--2
Power
12-
12-12
1 i—29
Canai-Kahdolpn Corp. iquar.i_.
Cannon. Mills Co, common
iquar. 1—1
_
Hardware
Common
4%
11-12
'12-27
Canadian
12-13
1-
17 %c
3%
diviaend
Stock
3
12-14
12%-c
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Belknap
International
12-
12-18
11-29
120c
Ltd,
Gas,
12-14
_:
2
ISO.2291
Quarterly
ICC.
(quar.)__
Corp.
Industrial
12-
2
L.u, ci. A (quar. >
iviacnme
Canadian
5
12-
12-15
2%
stock- aiv.)
Ice
Canad.an
2-11
)-_-—
Co.
of
approval
vo
Petroleum
Belco
Canaaian
British
less
16'.
12-14
—
1-
122 4c
Ltd. Ordinary
Group,
(Interim
'12-10
25 c
Y.i
Extra
'
Beecham
11-25
12%%;
6c
N.
1-
12-16
—
11-18
11-18
50c.
iSchenectady,
iquar.1
dividend
of
6
t?2(1c
A_
12-16
12-16
Y.—
N.
12-16
15c
_—
class
Ltd,
$1.10
of
■
Co.
approval Jan.
2
12-
2
56 %C
Co,
:_
'Co.
National
City
(quar.i
11-18
'
li-29+w
1-
1-
25c
Electric
11-29
12-16
'
Extra
Ltd.-r-
dec,ri.i_.s,
12-
12-16
25c
Trust
City-Finance
155c
Resource,s,
12-16
65c
dividend
Quarterly
11-30
18:,4C
+
—
12-13
'
li-oU
+66'4C
A
class
12-13
12'ac
quar.i
iquar. 1
12-13
110c
_
1
iquar.i'.;
12-1J
1-
2
9C
Insurance
i$i
iquar.)
2
1-
Sl.18'4
__B.:__
common
preferred
Life
Stock
6
Co,
preferred
?: IDC
class
HOC
2
12-
12-20
$4.40
$2.25
11-30
31 ''4C
11 -o0
1-
_c
2
1-
tip.ar.
Canadian
12-13
12-14
preferred
5'/
11-29
.
1-
iquar. 1
12-13
12-16
Service
6
2-
3-
•1- -2
'$.1
iquar.)
:
K Food Stores-,
Cities
j$1.10
diuar. 1
Canners,
2
JC
Circle
6
Citizens
common
preferred
2
50c
Ltd,
preferred
1-
0
iqi.ar.i—w.
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc
Ltd,
$2.65
1-
22 %c
inc.
6
3-
_______
Breweries,
Canadian
---
.
Cable
iquar.i
pfd.
co.
3-
1
+
$2.20
30C
+
xr.iisit
1
4-
Citizens
12-16
ol
iquar. I
com.
Cincinnati
4%
(.quar.i a
4-
—
Payable of Rec.
25c
quar.i.
Electric,
■1:50c
is-ai
&
B
Canadian
1--31
1-15
/
&
j'ioc
Lines, Ltd.—•
preference
2
-
Gas
preferred
f 12 VaC
001$)
preferred, (quar.)___
bceamsnip
1-
(quar.)—,
Distilling iquar.--
uomistlors
Beauty
4.40%
1-
tquar.i
(quar.i
B.i
(James
preierred
p.cierrtu
(stock dividend)
Co.
Mortgage
Ptrmanent
Canaua
62'jC
——~
4 3 4-%
Capada Safeway Ltd.—
3
12-17
74
$1.06
11-15
(initial
common
Cincinnati
1 2oc
9
1-
1-21
12-jl
.New
12-13
12-16
22-l*c
+
Share
Chrysler Corp.—
12-13
1
Name of Company '
;
11-15
I
1-.
1-
$1.C6'4
—,___
.Si.iO
—; +
(quar.i-—
convertible
(Cyril)
Bausch
xu-
1--XJ
c
•
12 %c.
common
preferred
5'it
Canada
-
12-14
25c
2
1-15
_
Inc.,
$6.25
Bath
14
S.00'4
B
Basic,,
0
12 %c
(quar. i_
A
crass
x2-
12-
1-
tC
+
tquar,)
ccrp.j
4-id
11-29
12-12
15c
uiviaeiitu
(stock
jlo\vu
Vuumia
1
1
2'f
(quar.)
—
0-
i-si
.
+-
alwae.xui
isiock
Barry Wright Corp.
Bariu
Ltd.:
Canada,
ol
Coin,
Corporation
Ltd
Stone
z-
$1.50
Oil
Burden
Crushed
12-16
$1.5 J
com._
_____—a——
Barber-Ellis
Barber
____
(Louia-%-ihe.,
11-27
11-15
Holders
When
Per
of Rec.
12-14
Dry
Corp, common (qrtar. )__
$4.2.0 preferred
(qUar.i
;
Canada Malting Co, Ltd.-c.^
:
Canada backers,
Ltd, class A and B (S-a.i
Participating
——
12-16
oc
increasedi
<
inc.
&
Cut
Canada
10+15
6
1-
—
Corp.
bOuiuern,
Common
Holders
Payable
Share
Company
Canada
(stock¬
plus a
(Houston)
2-for-l split
a
diviaend)
stocic
Name of
Oj Jkt'C.
jl5c
iloc
"
-
Southwest
the
ol'
holders
When
Payable'
When
Per
Holders
Per
Sua re
'
/
S ame oi Company
11-25
1-15
12-31
$6c
1-31
1-17
$37 %c
1-31
1-17
$12C
1-31
$10c
12-20
25c
1-
1
1-17 ■%.
11-15
12-20
B
Volume
Number
198
6323
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Cory
Corporation
Cott
Beverage
Cott
,
Bottling Co.
Country
Corp,
wet,
Cowles
(stock
of
inc.
New
dividend
Magazines
<fc
Common
i:
6c
Broadcasting,
ts-ai
10c
Craftsman
Lite
Crampton
Mfg.
Crane
Co.,
3:,-4%
Credit
Insurance
Co.
Boston
<
10c
common
50c
<quar.t___
Service, Inc.--
Class
A
tquar.i
Class
B
,
12-10
2
12-20
Duval
2
12-20
Dynamics Corp.
11-29
12-17
11-26
Crocker-Citizens
be
owning
paid
less
Eagle-Pichcr
than
1
in casiit
5!f
National
Bank
(S.
East
11-15
12-31
31 l4C
pfd.' tquar. i_
conv.
East
35c
&
textra
t
,
Knowles
1-15
12-25
Eastern
IOC
12-16
12-11
Central
Petroleum
CroWn
Cork
Seal
.82
30c
12-13
11-29
Eastern
25c
$2
preferred
Life
Crown
Co.,
Crown
Crucible
5V-t%
Cruin
Steel
12-2 J
Foster
Tissue
Ciilligan,
Curlee
Curtis
Eastern
12-
Eastman
45c
1-
2
12-10
12-3
i.
12-17
6
C.
DWG
12-31
45c
12-iO
11-20
12-20
12-10
c
12-20
12-10
15c
12-16
12-
171
1
_
:
-
j
(See
Dan
1
5%
tquar.)
...
_.
Ecuadorian
11-29
Edison
11-29
12-
5
12-,27
12-
5
Edwards
12-
2
El
12-16
12-14
30c
—
class
A
12-10
4>V;
preferred
Semi-annuallv
(quar. >4.. J.
Deere
H. 1
&
De
La
2
12-13
Electric
1-
2
12-13
Electric
121-
approved
2
in
1-22
1-
12-
3
January
holder
to
:
distribution
a
12-13
2
60c
:
5'2c
of
1-
2
12-
2
ICc
35C
quar.l_.
l2_-_
:
from' net investment
i7c,
1-
25c
.....
1-
2
12-
2
Eltra
securities profits
Delaware
&
Delaware
Power
3.70%
12-27
12-
$1
12-31
12-10
(quar.)
92'2c
12-31
12-10
4.50'v
(quar.)
4,20%
preferred
(quar.
35
4.28'/
5'.'
preferred
Delaware
Delaware
RR.,
four-for-three
Chicago
Denver
Rio
&
Detroit Bank
Detroit
Canada
&
Detroit
stock
Gasket
&
12-10
Stock
12-13
Erie
12-16
12-10
Erie
20c
12-30.
12-16
Erie
12-16
12-
60c
Corp.
12-31
12-10
25c
tquar. 1
quar. il.,
(quar.),__—
1-30
1-20
5
12-27
15c
12-26
(quar.)
5c
12-26
Steel
Corp.
15c
Corp.
tquar.i_
Alkali
12-16
12-
8C
tquar.
Dia light
Diamond
12-13
11-lb
2
84
;
preferred
Dickenson
:.
Ltd.
12-15
;:t5c
J2c
Giorgio Fruit, S3 preferred
Disc, Incorporated, class A—.
dividend
vertible
Stock
preferred 80c
vertible
in
Distillers
DivcorWayne
Corp.
Diversification
Diversified
Ltd.
(Joseph) Crucible
3-1
■5%'
&
Fairmont
Co.
11-26
11-30
Foundries
Steel,
Steel
Co.
Dominion
12-
Family
12-20
12-12
3
Tar
Common
Ltd.. (incr. )__
Ltd.
Co.
Dover,
Dravo
Duke
preferred
for
;
share
tone
each
of
(USA)
Co.,
(quar.)_____.
common
Bradstreet
Duncan
Class
du
Pont
B
Common
Stock
I.)
-L—
tquar.)
$4.50
'■>
$3.50
12-
2
12-
2
1-
6
12-
2
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-20
12-16
12-2
12-16
•
,
-
class
A
de
Nemours
&
1-14
1-21
12-16
12-
2
11-22
1-10
12-20
t36'100th
Motors
h^ldt
of
preferred
;quar.i_!
preferred
tqiiar. 1
a
! 11-25
12-19
•
;
:
1
Class
Co.
B
12-27
1-
1
40c
10c
_
-,
12-
1-
Stock
12-23-
Financial
quar.i—
20c
12-31
12-
class
2 rb
12-31
12-
50 c
12-17
12-
12-20
12-
12-20
Ltd.
tquar.)
1-
2
62 Vic
1-
2
__—
12-16
11-29
12-16
of
share
one
1-
2
(stock
Co.
12-14
11-29
Nov.
annual
22
Knitting Mills,
Corp.- .tquar,)
12-13
12-
12-10
11-30
c
12-15
12-
ments
First
12-14
11-29
12-23
12-
40c
12-20
12-
9
20c
12-20
12-
9
20c
12-27
12-13
45c
-—
12-16
11-15
20c
(quar. i——
-
--
Corp.,
common
Insurance
Corp.
12-14
12- x4
12-14
12-
4
1-
2
12-
6
12-
9
11-
8
Bank
Bank
of
National
National
National 'Bank
Bank
Bank
F.)
(quar. i_
10c,
32 Vac'
50c
^
Business
12-27
1-24
12-16
12-
5
2
12-
4
quar.i
(quar.i—a
85c
1-
tquar. 1
40c
1-1
(increased
1-2-13
of
-
of
&
Cincinnati
Dallas
50c
12-20
12-16
40c
touar.)_—
Jersey City (quar.)
Trust Co. of Kearny
12-
34c
(quar.)
12-20
12-31
12-13,
50c
of
12-15
11-33
5
11-30
12-15
2-
1
G
National
60c
First
City Bank
(N:
Y.)
(quar.)___
National Stores
tquar.)__.
-:
75c
;
—
15c
50c
12-13
1-
2
11-30
11-21
4r/o
12-20
12-
12-16
11-20
50c
12-31
12-
,
1-
12-
2
12-31
12-
2
n'^'c
12-14
11-29
50c
12-31
12-12
1-13
12-23
meeting)
(quar.>2
—
—
15c
:
12-31
25c
1-10
2.2
45c.
12-10
11-15
(initial)^——
$30c
12-16
11-22
:1:25c
12-30
12-
J25c
.12-30
12-
2
5%
12-19
12-
5
25c
12-16
11-22
2—
—
-
Corp.,
2
Inc.—
(quar.)
common
Investors—
Co.
1-
(Texas)
lOo
tquar.i-
Transportation—
12-16
2
12-20
12-19
12-
6
12-20
3'/
quarterly
2
1-
$1.12 Va
12-
9
1
62 Vic
;
Bancshares Corp.,
preierred
conv.
Box
Cable
Candy
Extra
12-
5
12-
5
I
2c
-
,—,_—
12-18
11-29
12-18
11-29
'1
I
1
tquar.)..!..--
Co.
General
12-31
12-31
2
12-13
10c
12-16
12-6
i'
25c
12-16
12-
6
(quar.i—,
30c
HJ-iO
12-
9
12-
6
(increased
Corp.
—2
-—-.2
1-
55c
quar.i,
Corp.
——
General
b i
s
%
Cigar
Co,
Contract
1
1
1
Finance—
preferred
General
crude
General
Electric
Inc.
A
Oil
General
Finance
General
Fireproofing Co.
Corp.
Investors
2
—
12-. 6
;>|
1 -25
12-13
}|
12-14
11-29
25c
12-13
11-16
investment
(from
10c
6c
12-13
81.25
12-
12-27
General
income),
;
Laboratory Associates tquar.i-__ —
Mills, 5(2
preferred (quar.)
General Motors Corp.,
common
(year-end)
83.75
preferred (quar.)
:—
—
85
preferred
General
General
84.75
•'
84.75
$1.60
General
Portland
Precision
Year-end
(quar. i
2-
1
11-27
30c
12-15
12-15
3-15
2-28
40c
12-15
11-27
15c
12-27
12-10
—
Co.
12-27
12-10
30c
12-31
12-
pRf,
12-31
12-20
$118%
2——
Electronics
Sc
tquar'.-)
—
12-15
11-27
22c
12-31
9
Corp.—-
-—.--.^-2—j
11-22
(quar. 122—2-
55c
1-
1
11-22
1-
1
11-22
1-
1
11-2-2
1-
1
1-
4.75(r
preferred
tquar.i-—2-—
593«C
4,25'/.'
preferred
(quar.)--
53 Vsc
preferred
1
preferred
iquar.)
Co. of
5.28'e
11-27
5c
(quar.i ^—
^—
tquar.i-———
tquar.i-
preferred
6
6
12-
—__
Telephone
1-
1- 6
12-20
$1.18 34
Industries
preferred
11-14,
1
2-
$1.18%
tquar.)
com.
—
(quar.
Corp.
12-10
$2.
93:,4C
6
11-29
12-10
1
30c
_2
(quar.)—-—
v
Signal
Steel
4.40 '2
1 quar.i. —
1-
81.25
2
Equipment,
Refractories
General
General
Cement
preferred
preferred
preferred
General
$4,75
tquar.)
quar.i-
—
—
—..——
66c
,
11-22
1
11-22
common
62'cC
12-24
11-29
.preferred
tquar. )1_2-—
$1.25
preferred
tquar.)
2—22——
25c
2-15
4.36'2
General
Telephone
54 tic
— —
Florida,
81
$1.32
$1.30
$1.30
General
General
$6
$2
preferred
tquar.)—2 —
preferred
(quar.)_-2—
—
preferred B (quar.)—-— -—
Telephone Co.
preferred
Waterworks
preferred
preferred
'preierred
4c
2-15
1-25
1-25
2-15
33c
31'
'
1
25
a c
2-15
1-25
3212 C
2-15
1-25
593bC
1-
1
12--5
SI.50
1-
1
12-13
12-15
11-29
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of Illinois—
(quar.i--—
Corp.—
<qudr,)-—T-(quar.i——
tquar.i-——
,2—
1
'
12-20
2Gc
—2.
tquar.i
1
25c
55 c
—
quar.
(quar.
Trust
1-
27 Vic
!
tquar. )
tquar.i-..
(increased
Co.
50c
20c
1-
1
12-13
6
2
I
I
10c
11 Vic
common
Continued
12-
3
stockholders
dividend
General
80c
Realty & Construction—
preferred
(quar.ii
12-15
12-12
c
'
$2,375
50c
National
11-22
24e
tquar.i-
First
./12-13
9
11c
—*
Chicago
1-15
12-
12-
12-15
1
4
_2
,.-.'..2
_.•„_.
Common
Invest¬
'
Boston
of
Bank
First
(S.
20%
■
(extrai_
(quar.)
Small
tquar. i—
Mortgage Investors
First
.
3
20c
class A
Co.
J..1
2
2
11-29
30c
2—,
:
w_——
First
11-26
1212-
12-10
America-
Stock
National
12-31
12-31
45c
12-27
12-31
4c
4Vs'r
General
2
15c
:
_2.
General
11-29
12-14
Y.i—
quar.i
3
8c
5c
General
25c
(increased
5
2
3 7 lie
class A
American
11-15
12-16
37 Vic
12-
,
(quar.)2-—
Acceptance
3
25c
30c
:—
-1-14
-
Co.
American
General
421 aC
28 34
tN.
Co.
6
dividend)
subject to approval of
Increased
11-27
12-31
tquar.)
tquar.)
12-
2-
tqiiar..)_—•.
.
•General
12-10
12-13
12-16
(monthly).
1
12-20
2
1-
each '50
for
dividend)
tslock
Electronic, Distributors.
General
50c
—
First
1-10
2
$7.50
——2.
tquar.)
Connecticut
11-30
1-25
dividend
Oil
12-20
1-
125c
tquar.)
Insurance
'
Bank
11-30
8" tic
(quar.)_.—
(monthly >
dividend
■11-29
,1-10
27 Vac
--
First
12-10
1-10
12-16
35c
8c
4-
5%
Investors
Corp.
American
11-29
5 50 c
(quar.)———
1
dividendi_-_
General
11-29
25c
l__
(quar:)
1-
5-
45c
(quar.)..-
11-20
4'«
dividend)-
common
1
1-
(stock
3
T--:
2-
37 Vic
—
Co.;.—
A.)
preferred
2
50c
Trust
o£
Fireman's' Fund
12-10
'
increased, quar.i
Copper Mines, Ltd.
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
6
Corp.^.
1
Inc.—
the
84.50
6
Life
&
General
11-20
1-25
1
2-
30c
'
General
11-29
A—.
—_
(quar.)
common
General
5
20c
America,
dividend
12-10
S1.125'2
Corp.,
Industries
Extra
Gein
12-20
2
^—
—
Service
Geco
12-10
2
12-23
150c
(s-a)-.—-
.•——
of
National
11-26
_j._
.
-
FTeightlines, Inc.
(quar.)—
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.l. com. (quar.)
Gaspe
12-11
(quar.)
tquar.)
First
6
5-29
2_
—
Gas
12-19
10c
tquar.i__-
(Toronto)
!
Corp.
11-20
1-
2-28
6-19
$1.75
3
5
•
Garrett
12-19
—
Y.i
Mines
Year-end 2
12-10
of
3-20
il5c
Electronics
Stock
Fieidcrest Mills (quar.)
Filtrol
Corp. tquar.i_
National
12-14
11-29
115c
5%
2—
—
& Co.:—
Gas
2
1-1
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp. (increased)
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y. tquar.
First
-
12-20
Industries
at
12-19
1
1-
9c
income >__
(stock
Corporation
11-25
:
12-
$1.50
-
—
—
Works
2-
11-25
2
11-18
115c
(Geo.
Garrett
11-18
12-15
9c
'
,
Petroleum
12-16
1-
11-29
1
5c
.
tquar.)
E.)
(quar.)
held
11-29
12-16
.12-27
12-
25%
Garfinkel (Julius) & Co. (increased quar,)—.
Stock dividend (one share for each share
12-14
12-10
4%
22 tic
12-14
12-10
dividend
Gardner-Denver
Corp.)
tquar.)
Bank
each
^
2
3-20
2
1-
12-
A
1-31
12-31
8 7 Vic
6
20c
12-20
A
Gabriel
'
—
5
12-
,
11-30
A
Garland
dividend)
12-
12-16
2',!>
6
12-
10c
Fclniont
(N.
share
(or
12-
12-31
12-20
—
(quar.)
(quar.i^
G-L
2
12-30
1-15
30c
2%
11-18
preferred
Stock
9
12-
12-16
130c
'
Associates
Screw
Federation
Co.—
common
2_-_.
12-
1-
5c
Mortgage Assn.
Paper Board—
First
$3.25
1
12-16
12-10
12-
Futurmill,
5-20
12'ic
1-10
12-19
Futterman
11-20
6-10
10%
National
25c
;
12-10
81
(accum. t_
(quar.)——
Traders
&
25c
;
/—:
pfd.
Corp.
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.
32 tic
-
25c
25c
6
12-10
$1.20
:
6
1-
12-
12-20
5%
,
11-29
2-20
6,
12-16
35c
1-16
Fundamental
11-29
12-13
12-
3%
12-20
Fulton
12-16
12-13
12-20
12-16
12-15
Fuller
11-29
1-20
45c
Finance
30c
(quar.)
12-27
5';
—
-•
on
4.60preferred
Federal
Finance
12-10
45c
5
11-29
:{'50c
Financial
$1.75
;
dividend
General
12-12
v
12-
45c
2
2
.
12-20
12-13
100'/
iquar.)-'
Co..
Brewing
$1.34
(quar.)..2
'year-endi
.share
112-
15c
tquar.)
iE.
1
2
10c
^
Electric,
11-15
1-
,7c
preferred' (quar.')____---.5.36';
B
preferred
tquar.)—
Extra
■
2-
held)-_
7'/
Dun
12-14
30c
tquar.)
10c
5
5c
14c
Common
Co.—.
First
Chemicals
Power
Federal
1-10
Interna¬
share
split 1
dividend)
(quar.)
2—
& Instrument
Corp.
Federal
12-10
1
50c
tquar.t__
(quar. n
Industries
Ltd.
Drewrys,
2
25c
Properties Corp., class A (monthly)
Dubois
1-
2-
40c
distribution
tional
Drew
4'o,
Industries)
Stock
+45c
2%
6
25c
!
Federal Life & Casualty Co. (Mich.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
12-13
Ferro
_!__
&
Circle
Farmers
Farr-el
2-14
3
15c
;
12-20
12-16
1-
25c
12-16
30c
6
12-
35c
:
Co.
Chemical
Quarterly
quar.
(quar.
dividend-_l
Dresser
2
1-
t20c
Corp.; (quar.
Corp.,
3-
125c
Corp.
Stock
Draper
11-29
12-12
Ltd.—
(quar.
t
Family
Famous
12-17
12-15
:|:10c
(quar.)
preference jquar.)^(.^____
Donaldson Co.
12-30
112 V2C
Chemical
&
12-20
125c
Ltd.2
Stores,
Dominion
$1
Coal
&
12-
,
2
10c
12-20
2
12-20
25c
tquar.)
4"/
(N.
preferred
Falstaff
12-27
'
Dominion
Dominion
1-
2
dividend)
6preferred
Class
11-29
9
11-15
12-16
1-
(quar.
(Charles
Class
11-22
15c
Fr'uenauf
Extra
12-1,4
15c
tquar.)_
Ins.
Foods
Jr.
12-12
i$1.25
Ltd.
1-
—
tquar. 1
Falconbridge Nickel
11-25
7 V2C
(qiiar,
Corset
5'k
Investments Ltd—
Anglo
preferred
Dominion
3b:,4';
81.62
Resistor
dividend
Fairmont
5c
u,
of
Camera
12-18
12-14
30c
11-29
12-16
11-22
2
t quar. I
Stock
72
6
5
12-
1-
California
Class
investment
Bearing
12-18
25c
'Dominion
Fafnir
20c
(quar.)
12-31
35c
quar.)
(quar.)__—1.
(increased
A
1-18
3
Frontier
11-15
1-15
5%
Corporation
(Maxi
Class
25c
Fund
'initial)
Water
!
12-31
t45c
tquar.i_
Dolly Madison Foods, Inc."__—
Dominguez
Life
1-18
"ioc
__
ts-a
Stock
C
4-15
stock
12-14
5c
T,
Insurance
Fairchild
(quar. •_
Fund
Growth
M
Factor
11-29
1
1-15
•
Corp.-Seagrams
12-20
1-24
con¬
tquar.)
12-13
50c
(annual)---
Erie
Corp.
Stock
dividend
12-30
12-
12-
Mfg. (quar.)
Airlines, nine, (stock dividend)
Rel'iniiig,' common
(reduced)
Co.
of
12-16
tquar.)
tquar.i-
Friendly Finance,
Fritzi
9
tquar.)
Oil—.
Stock
P
con¬
$1
11-22
12-20
1-
stock__
in
value
par
Productions
$1
,
$1.50
—
value
par
(one-for-100)
preferred 80c
Walt)
1
Stock
Dixon
(one-for-100)
dividend
Disney
ts-a 1
11-22
12-13
Frost
(increased
(quar, )—
net
Excelsior
ii-ro
1-24
81
:
(quar.)_.
Di
Stock
From
Excelsior
tquar.)
Mines,
12-13
15c
-'^
—
preferred
conv.
Mfg.
1-
10c
—
Frontier
-
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.i.
Technological, common (stk.
Ex-Cello
Co.,
Frantz
1
1-31
+$1.25
dividend)
tquar.)-—;
dividend
Wyoming
2
15c
;
Co.
Corp.
Stock
Corp.—
preferred '(quar.)
Eurofund, Inc.—
<
40c
qiiar.)_-__
1 s-a 1
Class' B
12-10
Fram
11-18
15c,
—
iquar.)2—_____—
istock
11-
12-16
35c
tTexas 1
('.stock
12-21
56V4c
Machinery
Television
2
12-10
12-
2'/
-
Bank
&
Glass
Corp.
Star
Franco
6
12-
12-27
Steel
Four
12-20
30C
-
National
Worth
Foster-Forbes
12-20
1-10
(quar.)
Worth
1-
4
12-20
25c
!
(year-end )
Vapreferred
Fostoria
11-25
1-15
6%c
6'f
•
11-25
12-20
Co.
5
12-
12-16
.
20c
preferred is-ai_--__
Belding
(initial)—-
&
2-
14c
com.
Fort
11-25
1
Cone
11-22
10c
5'.;
Fort
11-25
1
Line,
Markets,
Mineral
11-22
12-13
3'/
convertible
Fresnillo
Ethyl Corp.. class A (quar.)
'
1
1-
25c
!
(quar.).—
-
'F'rmerlv
12-10
1-
3Pc
tquar.)--
1-
2 •%
iquar.i-
—
A'
90c
6
11-25
1-
Tiger
12-20
12-17
10c
:
pfd. A ts-ai
istock dividend)
4
11-25
1
1-
$1.14
dividend
A
(quar.)
Wallace, class B (quar.i
Ford Motor Co.
(Canada)
(quar.)_
Foremost Dairies, common
(quar.i
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Class
12-10
2,
12-31
RR.
.
Detroit
1-
12-15
16 Vac
28c
32c
P'orbes
12-16
ts-a)—
Corporation
1
Dividend
Foote
12-13
6
30c
common
.
Equity
25c
'(increased)
(increased
Mfg.
2
12-31
1
1-
(quar:il—
com.
(increased)_'
Corp.,
Shoes .(quar )
Stock dividend __■!
1-15
1.
1-
,
2'/
21J3e '
—
split-.
Tunnel
Edison. Co.
Detroit
12-31
dividend)
_
Western
& Trust
Epko
Corp.
Foote
12-13
1-
—
Endicott .Johnson
12-10
81.12)2
tquar.)_„
1
Trucking
Grande
12-10
2-
12-12
three-for-two
Semi-annual
12-10
12-31
11-22
1-
from
V2C
and
profits
(increased quar.)Light Co., common tquar.)~
Steel
Giant
4'r
11-30
$1.12ta
Corp.- tstock
Oil
12-31
S2.40
1 reduced )~
(stock
increased
1
State
income
security
Corp.
(quar.)
Food
11-29
$1.03
tquar.)-,-
ia
12-31
'
quaranteed
Foods
Denver
—.
America
of
Valley Financial
Deltown
A
Co.
__—
12-12
4c
'
Electric,
dividend
Financial
$1.25
..._
12-27
50c
tquar. 1
.—
District
Empire
Empire
12-27
75c
preferred
(quar.i^-'
Phonograph Corp
Freight
$1.14
....
12-13
15c
5'r
dividend
Stock
6
11-22
.
(quar.)
common
&
$1.05
81.07
(quar. >_
(quar.)
Punch
Delaware
:
c
12-13
Manufacturing Co.
Empire
11-25
12-14
52.v2c
preferred
preferred
preferred
Air
Stock
payable in cash or stock 1
Co.
(year-end 1
Light, 4 9 pfd. (quar,)..
&
11-29
!—
ts-a)
Radio
Emhart
Hudson
12-18
Williamport RR. Co.—
convertible
Emery
from
realized
securities
profits (md a
special
year-end distribution ogf'40c ironi realized
investment
Power
Stock
Ltd.—
Corporation,
Emerson
in¬
1212C
...
tax
11-22
12-16
long-term capital gains. 6c from
Florida Telephone Corp.
Fluid
Controls
(quar.i
tquar.)
2,—
preferred
81.40
11-27
12-27
$0,037
.
2
12-
81.18
income
12-20
12-16
81
Fund—
short-term
Florida
see
&
1
20c
$1.25
2__
tquar.i
11-29
from
net
11-21
2
1-
90c-
;—
less .British
Elmira
2-
12-16
Growth
125c
Battery—•
Elliot-Automation,
of
2—2_
—
common
2
-12-20
4
2
$ 1.06 >4
(increased
11-29
311 aC
2
1-
per
(initial)
,
12-13
11-22
12-
tquar.)—
Elizabeth Consolidated Gas
1'r
Ltd.
Fund
Lilly
15c
(quar. i_
11-22
12-16
ac
for
8100
—
Refractories &' Abrasives
11-29
12-16
Florida
:
Corp.
4.
tquarA....
Storage
common
11-25
12-
12-15
56 y4c
12-10
1 quar.i
Co.
12-16
12-20
16)40
tquar.)
12-31
—
....
tquar.)_.
Share
25c
13:»4C
preferred
82.25
Florida
:
&
12-18
12-16
3
(quar.)
11-27
1-16
$l:12'/a
11-15
18 c
common
12-12
4%
—
Flying
dividend
Bond
17' :>e
common
(quar.i
1-
tquar.)
Corp.
11-27
1-
preferred
2-10
at
common,
12-17
(quar.)_..2 _2i
Florida Power
England
2-14
1
12-12
—
tquar.i-
Company,
preferred
2
Communications, Inc.-.
Lilly tEli 1 & Co.
•Eli
84
12-
tquar. i
Corp.
on
snares)
preferred
Flintkote
2
Electronic
3
12-12
4
1-
Electrolux
11-29
12-13
15c
30c
52
4
40c
Quarterly
12-16
2
1-
1212-
i
New
Nut
(stock dividend
11-22
25c
$1.25
tquar. )___
t
quar
9
2-28
2.)C
—
preierred
Corp.
(quar.
Company, common
12-
31
tquar.)
Gas Co.,
$5
(increased
2-11
12-
»—
Moore, Inc.
tN. Y.i
tquar.)
Paper Co., class A tquar.i
2
-
Natural
Stop
Electro
B
1-
Co.
Stores,
tquar. >
Inc.,
55c
Extra
three-for-two
a
Paso
New
4
1-15
i30c
-L
plus
come
1-
12-16
(increased)-.-
.
Delaware
Siock
50c
_____
Co.
Rue,
El
Elastic
9314 c
.
Ltd.
Co.,
iron
Co,/1 increased
Extra
5
5
11-29
11-20
12-16
12-16
12-16
tquar.)_
of
Y.
(N.
&
Fleming
dividends.
Steel
Bank
.2
Filchbttrg
11-30
12-20
$1
22'ic
preferred,
12-
Moore
incr. qpar.)_-/
t
(quar.j.
12-
.
&
class
2.2%
...
Jan.
Florida
Electric Co.,
$4.5,6
6
1-
12-16
11-15
2
84.5j
(quar.i
12-13
81.25
payable
&
11-22
45c
Corp
preferred
12-20
25c
!_
,
Inc
Foods
12-10
12-13
15c
Fischer &.Pcrter
and
'to!
Y.)
N.
Extra
12-16
121
preferred'
12-20
20c
,
_
Dayton'Malleable
Dean
6
12-16
12-31
81.12ti
$4.50
11-22
20c
(quar.)____
Dec.
,12-
12-31
45c
share being called
on
preferred
2',
,
— _,
._
record
12-27
-
(quar.)
Engineering
Pa.-o
"lOc
i
A
Corporation, common (quar.
preference A (quar.)..
Dauphin Deposit Trust Co. (Harrisburg, Pa.t
.split,
35c
10c
11-29
3National
Governor
5'/
preferred
84.12
11-30
.
1-15
20e
(quar.i_.._
tquar.i
common
Stockholders
Foods,
Fisher
•
common
pfd.
of
Steel
Bros.
12-10
5C
tquar.
System,
tTheo.
Fisher
181.75
dividend
12-27
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Steel
Corp.
Edgewater
a
50c
....
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Mills,
Mines,
Fisunuacu
11-20
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plus
Drugs
25c
SI .121
33/4.%
DaVies'
11-20
11-22
6
ix-29
3
1,Syracuse,
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1-15
1-15
5'
$3.60
Share
50c
inc.
Westchester
Quarterly
12-
2
I2-I0
12-12
dividend
12-16
dividend
Edgcomb
Dana
Day
First
Deposit Co.
<*.
,1-
2c
60c
Fleetwood
(quar.)
preferred
Eckerd
12-16
1-
.
25c
tquar.i—._
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River
2
dividend)—
redemption
Helene
_
common
>dividend
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12-
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Stock
-'
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6
12-10
15c
.
tquar.>__
Cigar Corp.
Stock
Daisy
12-16
(resumed)
increased)
1
Kodak
Stock
Corp.
Transit
2
Lid.—
$4 72
D.
12-
30c
Co..
Fuel
Stainless
$3.(50
12-17
$1.31 %
—
i
Corp.,
Mines
Cyprus
1
'
(quar.)..
(stock
stock
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer,
Cypress. Abbey
1-
15c
Extra
-
common
preferred
class A
First
2,
dividend
12-2 )
2
common
Industries
Industries
Stock
2
20:
i~J-
....
(quar.)
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2-14
1-
.
t quar. t
Curtiss-Wright
2
12-
(quar.i
&
Lane
1-
(quar.*'.
Candy,,
$4.50
America,
Eastern
■25c
(quar. >
(quar.i
Engine
Curtis
A
(quar.
tquar.i..
Clothing
Curtiss
82
com.
Gas
'"57 lac
cl.
(extrai...
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Cummins
2
12-
1-
50 c
Power
preferred
3-16
1
50c
...,.
.
Carp..,
preferred
.
&
Crystal
12-
1
1
:
V2
11-15
-
12-16
50c
-
(Torontoi
Co.
Company
Common
12-12
4
Ltd;,
of
_
-
Canada
Co.
..
-
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t quar. i
Zellerbach
•
.
■
Insurance
Zellerbach
tquar.i
corp.,.
preferred .tquar,)
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J
1-
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31 V4C
iquar.i
30c
•„
.
3%
preferred
'
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Security
1-
4
15c
Extra
.
Corp.
Crown
&
—
preferred (quar.)Sugar Loaf Coal
'
Crompton
..
(s-a)
Kootenav
7'/»
F. >-—
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Co
First
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
(Phila.)
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2
Fishbactt
towndbs
Petroleum,
Crompton
Quarterly
2
12-
Corp.—
will
Trust
52 liC
of America, com.
preferred
2
&
52 9jc
51 1
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<quar.)..!_,
Corp.
$1
-
When
Snare
Bank
Corp. (s-a )
Firth Sterling inc. (stock dividend)-
dividend
1-
5;;
1
12-
1
1-
Pennsylvania
51"aC
■_..
(quar.)
convertible
1-
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(quar. »
-
Crescent
Stock
11-29
-
preferred
12-
1
1-
50c
Corporation
tquar.)
Duro-Test Corp. common^
12-16
'*jc
12
dividend
shares
20
12-15
12'^c
.
class A
$2.10
1-
46"'nC
Dura
3'r
tquar.,i
Credit M-G, Inc.,
Crescent Niagara
Stock
12-2j
93a4C
.___
6
12-11
12-16
tquar.i
preferred
Finance
lz-
2 l,vc
i
< extra i
l33)ic
(increased)
13
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Name oj Company
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preierred tquar.
preferred
tquar.)_1
4.10'/
preferred (quar.)
4.15'«
preferred (quar.)
4.20preferred (quar.)...__.
12-31
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Co.—
3.75'/
11-29
12-16
5
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,
Share
4'r
■
Preferred
Light
Common
'
11-30
lZ-12
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:;
j.
12-20
12-Ji.
tquar.)
'
Duquense
11-18
12-12
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11-15
'
10c
England
tquar.
2
1-
10c
_T
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec
Share
*'.■■■■
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
(2229)
on
pan?
48
1
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
'
-
I}
'
,
'
/
.
"
'
.
?
11 % Oct
21% Jan
99% Jan
S0% Oct 24
39% Jan
7
9
15
72% Jan
17
11
Nov
22
15% Jun
45
81% Mar
29
24
56 % Aug
16
Jan
55
—
9 J/2
Oct
2
64'A Dec
27
Jan
15
~~2
Jan
13% Jan
3
10
May 29
23% Jan
1
90% Jan
24
20% Jun 25
18% Apr
May 28
4% Feb
3% May 29
Jun 25
14
24
Oct 23
28
4
14'/b Jan
3
Apr
18
18'/2 Aug 28
67% Jun
3
56
50% July 19
61% Apr
16
2% Dec
5
4 J/e Jan
14
35
Feb
4
2
19
Jan
3
21J/4 Dec
6
9
96
Dec
2
12% Mar 20
9 Vb Nov
26
13
Jan
11
5
27 Va Nov
22
42 % Jan
11
2
42% Sep
6
91
5% May 29
Jun 14
Jan
41
19
27 y8 Sep
27
48% Jan
2
32% Jan
39 VB May
28
18
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
58
Dec
10
Jan
2
103
19% Jan
2
4
56
96
16J/2 May 29
23% Mar
34% Oct 24
57
Jan
93
2
-
42
4
% Mar
11
Dec
Products
57% Apr
18
Allied
Stores
Jan
2
7
Feb
15
2
3
91
25
9% Feb
5
66% Feb
6
49% Jan
87
81% May
9% Oct
14% Dec
16% Oct
Jun
4
Jan
2
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
Jan
4
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
4
7
89
96
23
100% Mar
5
30% Jan
21
25
68V2
22
Dec
May 29
18
34
Feb
Oct~17
7
37
May 21
Amalgamated Sugar Co
22 % Jan
31
9
16% Jun
70%
20% Jan-
Mar~23
23
Jun
45
-
2
26
Jan
3
22
19% Apr
24% Nov
4
28% Jan
17% Jun 25
6
42% Sep
16
16
"6
20 Va Jan
2
27 Va Jun
5
51% Mar 22
15%
Jun
23% Jan
Oct~24
23
17% Jan
16
97
36% Dec
3
Feb
114
26
26 % May
20% Jan
16% Oct
18
40% Jan
4
25
30
May 18
21% Oct
7
65
Apr
Jan
14
18
18% Jan
41
25
53% Apr
25
22% Jun
25
19
4774 Feb 19
4174 Mar 9
,
3874 July
5
'
Jun
5074 Mar 26
27
187'a Oct
24% Jan 17
34% Feb 13
51% Jan
5
94
Dec 21
50
Dec 26
1
Oct
23
20
3174 May 29
Jan
3
3574 Jun
25
84
Jun
31
2874 Oct
5574 Jan
25
2
3574 Dec 31
24
26
18% Oct
16
American
Bosch
58% Apr
4
American
Brake
American
25
1274 May 20
4774 Jan
2
20
Jan 25
55% May 21
4174 Jan
8874
47%
34%
32%
33% Jun 17
1374 May 20
Mar 12
Jan
2
Nov 22
Mar 1
.,
4474 Jan 23
39% Nov 4
4874 Dec
4
1774 Jan
2
8% Jan : 2
2574 Jun 25
40 % Feb
8
34% Jan
44'/a Oct
79
Jan
2
49% Mar 25
18 %
July 19
15
Jan
3
20 Va Jan
2
18
6
8%
62%
62
65%
62 %
64%
69,200
25 %
23%
24%
23 Va
24
49.500
28%
28 Va
28%
27%
28
2,800
15,600
17%
I
18 %
17%
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
62%
63%
62 %
62%
62 %
62%
62%
63%
12,500
-55%
18 %
18
56%
55%
57
56%
57%
57 %
57%
21,000
3
3
3
35%
23%
24 %
x23 Va
23 %
23 Vb
96
*93%
98
9%
31
38%
•
'
—
25
15%
*91
12%
26
4,500
22
22%
21%
22 %
10,800
13
42
1 874
24%
66%
1574
51
42
8
55%
7%
54%
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12%
15%
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90
1274
15%
92 y2
12%
26%
26
2574
67%
29
25 74
74V8
36 %
172 '
1874
2 4 3/4
65
1574
5 1 74
12%
25%
24%
25%
64 74
27
2874
247/a
72V2
35 74
172
18
*24
-
17 •"
May 29
13% May 29
33% Feb
8
19% Feb
13
18 % Jun
24 Va Jan
5
28
Sep
4
American
Hardware
65% Oct
29
4
American
Home
American
16% Oct
11
American
23% Jun
30
10
American
23
,
Jan
106
101% Mar 18
July
106 % Nov
12
42 % Jan
2
17
Vb Nov
22
24 % Feb
1
7
86
Mar 19
81
Jan
2
92 % Nov
21
24% Oct
23
97
Sep
Jan
2
105% Nov
29
40
5
30% Jan
101
Jan
18% Mar 13
12% Oct 24
14% Jan
40 Va Jun
3
115
2
21% Sep
2
14
American
3174
32%
32%
33%
33%
34 Va
35,900
42
41%
42 VB
41%,
42 Va
4174
42 Va
50,700
40%
41
1,100
4074
13,000
9%
974
9%
5274
5174
51%
51%
32 %
32
23%
24 V4
23 %
23%
23%
*99
100%
"99
52 74
5274
52%
32 74
1,200
92%
11,900
10074
*99
100%
*99
23%
88 %
96
92%
96
100%
14
American
Motors
45% Oct
10
American
Natural
20
26
25% Jun
26
American
News
26% Mar 18
18
16
53
Apr 23
46
Jan
Oct
20
27
*
24
-48% May 29
'
8% Oct 24
Oct
2
12
•
14
Oct
8% Aug 20
26% Jun
12% Jan
150
Jan
80
7
24
2
7
'
56 Va
5674
56%
57%
57%
5774
56%
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
48.700
38%
3774
37%
37 74
35%
38 %
36
35%
46
45%
31,900
44 %
48%
44%
20,300
26%
25
28%
25%
9%
974
37
36%
37
37
44%
45%
46
47
47
28
28
X3674
•/
2574
26 %
974
9%
9Va
28
28%
•
9
9%
Jan
15
25
34% Sep
18% Sep
Jun
162
974
74
7
9%
,124% Mar 11
26% Jan
39
7
30%
4
% Aug 20
13% Apr
Oct
July
136% Jan
14 Va Jun
5
141 Va Dec
5
17
2
114% Jan
2
24
44% Apr
5
2
134% Feb
19
25% Dec
126% Sep
30
2
30% Oct
14
16
28 % Aug
7
98% May 29
"25%
123
May"21
30
20
May 29
25% Mar 19
22 % Jan
23
Jan
26% Oct
17
25
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
3
33% Apr
136% Mar 26
24% Aug 21
24
Jan
2
10
Jun
27
15% Feb
13 Va Jan
18
24% Nov
13
39
Oct
26
54
Mar 19
55 % Dec
2
17
Jun
25
15
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
25% Mar
6
26 '; July
8
33% July 11
22 % Nov 14
American
5.44%
5%
5%
preference
American
Ametek
AMP
Inc
15
Nov
22
29 Va Jun
14
Amphenol-Borg
2
30 Va Jan
2
42% Oct
28
Amsted
52% Jan
4
40 Va Jan
2
54
Jun
6
Anaconda
Wire
28
Jan
4
27% Jan
3
35% Feb
14
Anaconda
37% Jan
4
28% Jan
2
35% Apr
11
91
27
95
92
2
98
\i
Jiiu
For
25
79
Feb
23
14% Oct
7
24% Feb
8
15 % Feb
27
footnotes,
see page
25.
"14 Va
13%
13%
120.800
"31%
31%
30%
31%
10,600
14%
13%
14 Va
13%
31%
30%
31 Va
30%
31%
16%
17%
16%
17
Nov
15
8
41% Jan
7
Anken
22 %
9
Apco
Chemical
Oil
82%
x23%
23%
*125
129
30%
31
Corp
33
33%
12
12 Va
83%
83%
23%
23%
129
129
30% 30%
33
11%
82%
23%
131
30%
30 -
29%
27
29%
26%
*13%
30
27
14
24 Va
25%
24%
17
16%
*161
*161
26%
13%
13%
.
•
*161
23%
25
33%
12
83%
24%
131
30%
30
27V8
33
12
80%
24
*129
30%
13%
13%
30
26%
139%
26%
131%
xl28%
5
&
27%
27%
25%
*27
25
1
23
54 Va
29
23%
55 %
29%
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28Va
1
1
19%
22%
23%
1
38
50
Cable
No par
Film Corp
—
.
19%'
38%
46
45%
31%
31%
31
^31%
97%
25%
97%
26%
20c
16V8
1
18%
16%
19
24
27%
27%
27%
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Corp
Inc
4
&
>
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25
—
25
.
19Va
22%
,
24
55
29%
19%
23%
38%
x43%
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31%
25%
22%
38%
43%
30
38%
44%
31 %
31V8
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-
23%
55
28%
19
27%
25%
23%
54 %
28%
23%
55 *
29%
19%
23
38%
45%
31 *-
31%
25%
26%
16%
16%
15%
16%
18%
18%
18%
18%
99
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*24%
—
31%
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25%
•
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—
19
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-
38%
44 %
30%
31 %
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26%
15%
18%
16%
'
•
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.
17 %
24%
33 Va
33%
1,600
V
24,500
_
24
24%
2,100
"71
70%
'
17 %
17
J-'"—
139% 140%
26% 27Va
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25,'
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
39% Jan
July
13%
14 %(
131
Anchor
Jan
71"
No par
shares
Electronics
Co
26
24% Nov 26
73%
70 %
139% 140%
25%
26%
No par
Industries
25% Oct
May 16
9
49% Feb
X2l %
70%
131% 131%
Ampex Corp
23% Jun
Jun
21%
*69%
25
—-25
:
endorsed
37% Jan
34% Sep 26
28% Oct 23
21 VB
73%
139% 140
26%
26%
Zinc Lead & Smelting
37% Jan
37
21V4
130% 131%
com
Inc
20% Jan
'
21
41 %
6.25
preferred
May 28
16% Oct 24
14% Mar 16
Works Co
14,000
21%
21
72%
''
100
Water
160.000
42%
21
*161
■
33%
Co
'19%
21
42%
13%
10
18
.
V
pr.eferred_100
Ltd—£1
common
18%
41%
19%
41%
30
26%
Tel & Tel
19%
42
"19"
19Va
12.50
Tobacco
1,800
19%
14
Inv Co
preferred
400
6.200
31%-
*31%
43 Vb
transactions
Co common—12.50
American
American
31%
18%
18 %
19 %
31
Sugar
American
6%
,18%
31%
31%
*31
31
22.500
112
*111
18 Va
.
42
73%
8%
commo.
18%
112
111
115
18
83,300
37%
37 Va
:
20%
No par
preferred
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
--
4
42
Co
non-cumulative
6%
Amer South African
Foreign
23% May
*112
37%
92 «/a
*91
92%
37 Va
17%
17%
18
17%
*91
19%
33%
12 %
83%
Snuff
Dec
131
3
2,400,
42%
12%
American
2
8
11
33 % July 18
21%
106%
*16%
19%
33Va
28 Va May 17
21% Jan
30% May
1,300
21%
*104%
16%
42
10
Smelt & Ref'g
17
21%
37%
18%
27,500
106 Va
16%
92 %
37
115
31
31
*91
37%
10,200
'"40,200
*104%
18 Va
92%
37 VB
46%
'20%
20%
-
21%
•
106%
17%
,18
17%
*91
xl8%
19
*104 %
106 %
*104%
*112
115
Building Go__No par
American
89% Oct
30%
*'37%
25
17
2
18%
18%
92%
25
&
20% "20%
16%
106%
60%
"
"
21%
18 Vb
Dvlpt Corp.l
Ship
56 Va Jan
16%
21%
*91
5
com
Seating Co
4
16%
21%
•
American
13 Va Nov
16%
21%
30,800
9%
60 % "60%
45%
47
60%
20%
16%
*104%
—100
American
2
20%
20%
20
21
21%
37
Rad
preferred
7%
3
34% July
9% Jan
6
60 %
2.000
'
45%
46%
60 %
16%
10
Sany
45
60%
*112
American
& Std
45%
60
1
American
15
29
133 % Apr
3
27
7
Research
7
May
5 V
44'%
61%
21%
i—No par
Co
45
x20%
1.66%
Co
Gas
American
33% Sep
17
July 22
30
:
'
Optical Co
American
.
.
44%
60%
-
—No par
Corp
39,300
57
57%
56 74
—__1
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
Potash & C'hem
No par
American
4
16% Jan
65
2
:
Sep
40% Feb
1
Jan
Mar
33% Oct
23
18% Jan
48% July 18
20% Feb
4
25
61
Nov
-
2
30% Mar 15
22
8% May 2g
20 % Nov
2
152% May 16
23% Oct 26
122
2
18% Oct
24
24
73% Jan
32 Va Jan
54% Jan
24
Oct
142 % Jan
<
2
Jan'
1,800
20.400
32
3174
*23
23%
*23
2374
95
98
93%
99
10074
9%
51 %
32%
95%
974
31%
51%
32%
41 %
9%
41
x9 74
9%
9%
41 %
41
41 VB
41
32%
*99
2
Meter Co
Feb
26
19
18% Sep
30% Oct 24
.
3174
100
Products
Metal
American
700
18,400
800
17,300
5,300
41%
32%
100
com
2,000
8,800
34,000
136,000
31 %
52
100
1.75
com
convertible preferred^
4%%
12
Fdry
Climax Inc
Metal
American
26
&
39 Va Feb
30% Apr
11% May 29
22% Jun
Mach
preferred
3.90%
600
3,300
9,200
120
7,800
34,10o
300
18,200
12,800
64,500
2,600
32,800
42 V4
'
_i
preferred
prior
American
May 16
12.50
17,800
4,300
14,500
11,600
140
3,200
80,400
900
32%
9%
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
International Corp_
1
Investment Co com
1
5%%
.3
Mar 20
15% Oct 24
79 % Sep
101
Corp
Products
40
98
9% 10%
31% 32%
37% 37%
49V8 50V2
*100% 102
29
29%
55ys 56
*12% "13%
42y2 42V2
77/8
7%
55y4 55%
89y2 89%
xl2y2 12%
15% 15V2
91
91
12% 12%
25
25%
25%, 26y4
25% 26%
66
6774
27
28 %
23 % 2474
74% 75%
35% 36
*170 190
18V4 1874
2 3 74 24
*64% 65%
1 574 1 5 V2
50
50y2
9%
30%
37%
50%
102
29%
55%
13 Va
9%
30Va
37%
50
*101
29%
54%'
89%
12%
15%
92
12%
*93%
98
*93%
98
*6474
xl5%
50 74
71
16474 164%
,
23%
34V2
167
18
*24
*64%
15'%
51
29%
24V4
25
7074
34%
1874
*24%
*65
1574
5074
23%
2474
24%
64%
2974
24%
72'%
36Va
167 .
18%
24%
65
15%
51 %
24%
24%
64'%
30%
69%
3374
23%
29%
54%
13 V4
42
7%
55
12y2
64%
29%
24%
23%
9%
30'/a
38
7%
54%
89%
—
64
3074
35 Va
29%
54V8
13 %
41%
12%
24Va
35
50y2
*100V2 102
25%
24%
25
35 %
23%
,
35%
9%
29%
37%
50
9%
9%
29% 30%
37% 38%
x50
50%
100% 101
29% 29%
54% 54%
*13 % 13%
*41
41%
7%
7,%
54% 54%
*89%: 90V2
12% 12%
15% 1574
91
91'A
12%
13
25%
24%
24%
6474
*93%
1,100
35%
23%
X23%
.
9,000
3
2%
3
2%
3
3
.
"
1
7,800
4,100
9
40%
American Crystal Sugar common_l0
474% prior' preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
10
American Distilling Co
—,-10
American Electric Power Co
6.50
American Enka Corp
.i.—2.50
American Export Lines Inc.—i_40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
49 V'2
3
8%
8%
41%
American Cement Corp
5
American Chain &, Cable
No par
American Commer Barge Line Co„3
American Consumer Ind
No par
3474 Nov 11
2874 Jan 24
10174 Nov 11
102
Oct 16
62 74 Sep
6
May 20
22
8%
27%
8%
6,300
4,200
27%
31%
1
12.50
-25
Theatres Inc ,
American Can Co common
7% preferred.
38y4 Jan 14
47% Feb 1
4274 Jan 30
20% Mar 5
1074 Jan 16
8% Oct
,
27%
19,300
"
28 %
Broadcasting-Paramount
67
2774 Jun 19
40% Nov 22
39% July 8
2974 Apr
'
•
12% May 29,
preferred
Feb
2
11
974 Oct
x
41
Bank
6%
100
Co
27%
.
61 Va
70V2 71 %
3274 34V4
160
160
18 74
19
*24 % 2474
*65
6674
15
1574
5074 5174
.
No par
Note common5
50
Arma Corp
2
Shoe Co
No par
Bakeries
American
—
47% Feb
38 y8 May 29
common
convertible preferred
3%%
American
18%
27%
35%
3074
2374
68
17%
8%
23%
64%
63
68
27%
23 %
24%
62
-
27 V2
35%
12%
No par
_1
Corp
13% Jan
62
4
Jun
Airlines
American
-
18
35 %
24%
24%
No par
—12.50
48% Jan
4
July 19
Oct
Amerada
24
17
172
Corp
Petroleum
Amerace
5
2
i
-
5
11
22 J/2 Oct
59
Dec
Feb
17% Jan
11
Apr
Apr 29
81% Sep
6
62% July 22
90
100
-
Allis-Chalmers
17%
68%
17%
23%
30%
54y4 547/8
*13 Va 13%
*41
41%
7%
7%
54%' 54%
90
90
12% 12%
15V2 16
*91
93
Allied
68
17%
63
67%
9,100
61%
30
Supermarkets Inc
1
Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred—_100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Alside Inc
No par
Aluminium Limited
-No par
Foreign transactions
Aluminum Co of America
1
12% Nov
12
49% Mar 20
24
Jun
64 %
67%
62
18%
13
25%
51
101% 101V4
—No par
—5
Corp common—No par
62 %
62
68%
24
Corp
preferred
4%
17
16% Feb
88
3
23
12% Oct 24
81% July
47% Jun
-
13 %
13%
23%
9
5
,
Co
Mills
Nov
40
26
Kid
Allied
13
.6'/8 Jun
Chemical Corp
Allied
Allied
15
31
45 Va Oct
Allied
6
11
17% Feb
44% Jan
July
6
13 Va
12%
28%
57
9%
*30%
38y8
50%
11,100
"13 %
117%
13%
*35 %
1
_10
600
118
60%
63%
96
44
117%
29%
2.9
17%
3
5
*42%
28%
56 Vb
100
43%
118 %
25 %
62
2
1
43 Va
117 %
62 %
25
1
No par
—2
Shares
6
.
25%
x61 %
,
Dec
Va
8%
9
8%
43
27%
27%
27%
50c
:
18%
18 %
Dec. 4
43 VB
the Week
Friday
Dec. 5
68%
68%
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
xl7%
63
68
1
9% Mar 11
15 Va May
5
34% May 29
12
2
STOCK
120 %
13
13%
61 %
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
_5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd_—100
Allen Industries Inc__
:
1
Aug 30
Apr
.
TRADING
61%
13
1
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
35% Nov 21
Sep
88
"
*
118 %
116%
116
115
;
Alabama Gas Corp
Alco Products Inc
Aldens Inc common
4 % % preferred —
31% May 21
Jan
Jan
39
94% May 16
4
-
38% May 10
25 y4 May 24
12
;
Aeroquip Corp
Air Control Products
Air Products & Chemicals
Air Reduction Inc
A J Industries
2
29% Dec
'
Wednesday
42%
42%
43
43
1
5
Admiral Corp
28V2 Oct
22 J/4 Mar
7
19
22% Apr
May 29
24'/2 July 25
89"% Dec
13% Jan
68
3
40 J/2 Mar 26
33
11
27% Nov 13
'/ .
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Par
1
:_No par
1
10
1
Adams-Mtllis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
14
20 ]/4 Sep
26
11% Jan
84'/4 Mar 15
70 % Feb
80
43% Mar 18
18
41% May 29
45J/a May 29
120% Aug 23
2
1
25
2
19% Mar 15
35% Jan 17
9 J/4 Oct
Mar
8% Nov
2
21
22
39% Oct
Abacus Fund
' Abbott Laboratories
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
Acme Markets Inc
Acme Steel Co—
Adams Express Co
6
67 J/2 NOV
33% Feb
21
Sep 28
Oct 25
10
Monday, December 9, 1963
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
July 29
47
.
FOR EVERY LISTED
STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
34% Oct 23
•
.
New York Stock Exchange
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. I, 1963
•
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
■
Range Since
Year 1962
'
,
f
<-
Lowest
^'
.
SALE PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
Previous
'
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
Range for
'
v
Stock Record from the
1
.
.
(2230)
33%
6,500
3.200
12
12
12
1.900
82
81
82
10,400
24 %
24 Va
24%
132
132
*129
30%
30
30%
2,400
30
8,800
1,100
30 %
26%
8,200
27
X26 %'
13%
xl3%
13%
2,900
141 Va
139%
140%
225,000
26%
149,400
26 y4
27
129
129
129 %
'
27%
27%
*27
900
25 %
700
"
25%
25%
1,990
27%
2,200
23%
23%
54 %
54 Va
54 V8
2.000
29
28 Va
28 %
>13,800
19%
18%
18%
90.900
23%
21%
22%
38%
44%
30%
31%
-
22 %
9,600
38%
38 %
6,600
43 %
44 %
60.000
*30
31%
30 %
430
31%
5.900
200
*98
26%
27
27%'
13,200
17%
17
17 %
31.700
18%
18%
18%
4,200
Volume
Number
198
6323
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
15
(2231)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1902
Lowest
Highest
Jun
4214 Dec
25
23% Jun
25
33
\
38%
44% Oct
July 17
33% Aug 23
Arizona
Arlan's
11
33% Dec
6
65% Oct
29
Armco
22
48% Apr
15
Armour
66 % Jan
7
109% Oct
28
Oct
2
92y2Feb
1
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
32
Oct
24
57% Feb
16
38
Jun
Nov
Dept
43%
43 %
43 %
*3 %
43%
43%.
43
32
43 %
31%
32 %
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31 %
15,900
32
33%
37,300
63
63%
27.400
433b
93,700
108%
10,600
1
31
31 %
30%
32 %
32
33
32
32%
63%
64 %
63%
63 %
62%
63%
63 y4
63%
*
.5
41'4
42 %
41 %
Armstrong Cork Co common.-'.—1
$3.75 preferred
No par
100%
& Co
7
25 y2 Oct
24
47
Mar 22
9% Oct
30
18
Jan
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
16% Sep
20 y2 Jun
15
33% Feb
26
26 %' Jan
2
34% Mar 27
Arvin
Feb
20
25 % Jan
2
31
sy8 May 25
47% Nov 21
2
22
4% Aug 29
51% May 15
Associated
43% Jan
19
26
22% Oct
41%
Xl00%
101%
102%
88
87%
87%
*87 %
1
Ashland Oil & Refining
42%
101
88
37%
38
x37 %
37%
38%
^.5
23
89 % Jun
9%
*9%
10%
*9%
Associated Spring Corp
Associates Investment Co
19% May 29
2% Oct
25
37% Oct
28%
1
52
Sep
20 Va
34 Va Jan
9 % Aug
2% Jan
Nov
80 % Jan
Aug
6
27% Jan
16
25
9% Aug
2
10% Dec
21
10% Jan
34 % May 29
49 Va Jan
4
91% Apr
6
Oct
85
10
31% Jun
47 Va Dec
27
41 Va Oct
24
81 % Jan
29
11 Va Jan
May 13
17
Industries
—
66 y2 May 16
18 %
18%
*18
3C %
30%
31
,30%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
4
*18
38%
38%
39
10 y4
*9%
4%
4
48%
49%
49
49 V4
10
19 %
19%
19%
10%
60
60%
60%
60%
60
29
28%
28 Va
18
10
4
*87 %
9%
18
18
18%
30 %
30%
30%
30
28%
29 V
28%
29
4
a
8,300
4
3%
4
3.000
49%
50
49%
50
10.400
19'/b
19%
19%
19%
2,000
60%
49y8
60
60Va
60
60 VH
2,700
28%
27%
28%
27%
49-%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred—10
28%
19
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
10 7
8
11
29
Atlantic
48%
49 %
49%
49%
49 %
49%
49 Vb
49
87
"
25
Jan
10
94
Apr
4
90
88 V4
90
88 V 4
88%
88%
89 3
4
*88
90
21
64
Dec
6
58%
59
60 %
00%
62
62 3
a
62%
63
04
9,500
56% Apr
16
19.200
46 %'Jan
,
City Electric Co com
preferred
4%
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
.
Refining
48
Jan
2
27
89% Mar 14
5
14% Jan
11
18% Jun
21
Atlas
Feb
23
2 % Jan
2
3% Oct
7
Line RR
4%
Nov
16
18
15% Sep
20
14% Jan
3
7
9% Dec
16% Nov
26
21
July 23
27 Va Dec
18
24% Nov
26
2
12% Aug
7
i 7 Va Jan
23
30% Aug
28
41% Jun
12
3
Atlas
28% May 16
38%
series
58 %
10
52 %
52%
52
52%
52
85 3
4
86 %
85 3 4
85%
86 V
16%
16%
16 V'b
16%
15%
common
B
preferred
1IO0
Industries.
Chemical
Credit
Austin
1
—
Conv
May 16
3 Vb
3
1
38,400
11
17,900
49 %
17%
51%
52 3 «
51%
52
87
85%
85%
85%
85%
16%
15%
16%
10
10%
3%
3
3%
2%
Jun~25
63% Dec
27
59
16% May 29
28% Feb
13
21% Oct
14
25
30% Mar 29
4% May 29
8 Va Mar 12
Apr
1
8
Sep
26
3% Oct
30
13
84 Vb Dec
i
17-%
17%
17%
17-%
17%
2,800
10%
934
10%
9%
10%
10 1
10%
10%
10%
10,600
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20 %
19%
20
*28%
*17%
17%
17%
8
12
24 % Mar
5% Jan
A
..
V
C
Avco
8
7
Corp.
Corp
28%
28 %
28%
28 %
14 V
13%
14%
13%
14
49,700
33
33
31%
33
30%
31%
24,200
82
81%
82%
82%
83
83 %
84 %
135,000
23%
23 %
24
23%
24
22 7
a
23%
49.700
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
21,200
28%
28%
*28%
13%
14%
13%
14%
32%
33
32%
33%
1
80%
81%
81%
1
23%
24
23%
5c
13 5 8
14
13%
13%
3 SH
3%
3%
3%
3'a
3%
3%
3 Via
9
51%
51%
51%
51%
51 V2
51%
51 Va
51%,
51%
52 %
7,000
1
10%
ion,
10:%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
IOV2
10%
12,800
—13
12%
12 V2
12%
1212
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
22,400
34%
13,600
of
of
_
_
_
_
_
Avnet Electronics
3,300
29%
13%
29
par
Amer_2 50
America-50c
Co
Automatic Retailers
6
29 Va Jun
Canteen
58,100
19%
prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic
180
18,400
3
10
17%
20
10c
—^
common
'
.
2,800
130
52 %
2
3
3%
3
28 3 a
10%
49 %
%
_No par
Corp
Nichols
x28%
No par
Corp common
5%
preferred
1
13% Aug
$3.75
*88
100
Atlas
20% Dec
Jun
3,900
11% Jun
15
42 %
500
%
50 Va Nov
85 % Nov
31% Jan
510
30% Jun
2
Jun"
24
1,700
9%
2
12 Va
9% Oct
20
39
39
89
30%
4
4
106
29
19%
.1
42%
89
18 %
50c
Brewing Co
Goods Corp
423a
109
*87%
11
J an
15
3
18 %
30 %
:__1
:
41%
103%
89
13,600
Jun
16
Nov
9%
2.50
2.50
Inc
Associated Dry
17
25% Feb
1
Jun
2
13
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
42
103%
.
13
21
57% Feb
188
3
12% Nov
2
7
25
20!4 Feb
5
,54% July 26
27
Jun
13y2 Jan
43
3
26
Shares
43 %
31%
10
73% Apr
12
the Week
Dec. 0
—
Corp
2
87
Friday
Dec. 5
43 %
Stores
Steel
25
Va
Thursday
Dec. 4
2.50
Co
82 y2 Jan
47
Sales for
Wednesday
Dec. 3
No par
Service
Public
PRICES
Tuesday
Dec. 2
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
May 16
21V2 Aug
8
51 % Mar 19
HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
28 Va
5
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
39
31
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Corp.
_
____
_
-
1 1358
a
300
B
37 Ys Jun
10
58 % Feb
26
11 y8 Jan
July 10
14
Jan
22
Baker
11% Nov
22
14% Oct
31
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Sep
20
Baltimore
106% Feb
6
19
37 % Mar 28
32% July 24
27
20
104 % Mar
5
100
85% Jan
4
94% Mar
9
88
18% Oct
23
33% Feb'
1
26
Oct
29
48% Feb
19
Mar 18
Jan,
3
% Jan
16
46% Jan
2
37
94
Babcock
4%
40% May 17'
53% Nov
4%
21
12
Jan
3
21% Aug 29
25
85% Mar
8
71
Jan
2
92
20% Jan
5
y% Nov
22
12 % Feb
25
Basic
30
39 % Jan
>7
46% Feb
25
5%
38% Dec
52 %
24
12% Nov
A
10% Nov
7
15 Va Jan
19
33% Sep
30
45% Jan
9
26
21
Jan
Jan
Jan
34% Aug 21
Bausch
34% Jan
11
22 % Mar
6
31% Oct
28
Baxter
61
Feb
26
39
9
47 % Jan
10
Bayuk
Dec
37
21
24
2
Aug
32 % Oct
1
27% Dec
101% Oct
96% Mar 28
24
14
54 v* Nov
16
95
Feb
19
II %
28
22% Jan
22
35
152% Jan
50 % Dec
6
3
10j% Mar
7
Jan
20% Mar
29 Va Mar 21
177/8 Oct
18
100
2
62 Va Jun
2
45 y4 Apr
61
Oct
57 %
2
July
38%
Jun
Lomb
&
Beam
Inc
B)
Foods
4%%
Beck
Shoe
Becton
(A
26
80 % ripe
Sep
13
Beech
17
34% Jan
2
45 % Sep
23
Beech-Nut
24
16 Va Jun
8
12% Jan
8
14 Va May 29
22% Feb
9
16% Dec.
19% July
2
20% Jan 18
15% Oct
24
50% Jan
4
21 % Mar 28
30% Jun
13
Bell
&
7% Jun
25
12Ve Feb
14
May 28
Bell
Intercontinental
75% Jan
31
%l
48
Oct
8% Dec
5
4
Nov
48
Sep
27
34 V4 Jun
25
55% Mar 15
54 % May 28
50 % Aug
108 V8 Jun
63
1
Vs Oct'
20
17% Apr
25%
42
Feb
5
24 V8 Nov
35% Jan
47%
Mar 15
26% Jan
36
2
27% Oct
26
22% Oct
24
27y8 Oct
22
43% Jan
3
140% July 24
152% Apr
24
<
2
25 Vu Aug
33% Apr
26% Apr
26
16
21% Jan
12% Jan
16% Apr
23
21% Sep 30
30 % July 26
27% Jan
14
Bobbie
40% Feb
4
Boeing
17% Dec
20% May 22
39% Jan
31
26% Feb
97/a Oct
24
Oct
24
,18% May
24% Dec
35 Va May 29
56-% Feb
16
Sep 25
19% Jun 25
21% Jan
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
57
34% Oct
24
48% Jan
3
41 Vs Jan
a
Mar 12
"
6
17% Nov 15
85
'
Mar 18
Jan
8
11
23% Jan
Borden
29 Va May 29
2
4% Feb
6
3% Jan
2
5% Feb
14
9% Jan
22
5% Jan
2
9% Feb
13
2l/2 July
9
4y4 Jun
28
25% Oct
25
35
Dec
27
?y4Jun
25
11% Feb
7
3% Oct
23
28% May 21
9 % Apr
16
4
4% Feb
8% Mar 13
43% May 21
35% Aug 27
13% Jun 13
7% Nov
Braniff
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
5,800
47%
48
47%
148 7
48%
49 3
a
49 Via
50 %
>12,800
*100%
102
100%
100 vi
101 Via
101%
47% Oct
14
Briggs
Oct
2
62% Oct
28
Bristol-Myers Co
2
94% Aug
43% Apr
23
36% Jan
3
25
111% Jan
4
May 29
30
Jun
109
116
27
Apr
46
23
July
Jun
26
99 % Feb
26
78 % Oct
1.7
93% Jan
10
13 >/a Oct
24
52% Jan
2
10% Nov
23
20% Jan
8
70
28% Jun
27
22
30 % Nov
28
25
Jan
28
12 Va May 29
21% Feb
14
14% Jan
2
Oct
23
15% Feb
34% Nov
Brown
19% Dec
8
11% Jan
2
16
Dec
31
84% Oct
4
79% Jan
2
92 % Aug
6
27% Oct
26
41%- Feb
21
28% Jan
7
37
Jan
15
Buffalo
8
y4 Oct
31
18% Mar
8
10% Jan
2
17% Mav 13
Bullard
44
Bullock's
9% May 29
79
61% Jan
29
Budd, Co
$5
26
17
69% Oct
11
15% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
33 Va Dec
2
Bulova
25
26% Dec
11
25% Jan
2
43
Dec
6
5
27
24
Jan
13
63
62
62
X45%
45-%
44%
45%
44%
45
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
Inc
20
Feb
18
19
Bush
25
Byers Co
13% May 21
7
11% Apr 11
33% Aug 23
35
*34
35 V2
41%
42
41%
42
41
41%
41%
41%
4.300
16 Vb
16
16%
16%
17%
17 Va
17%
17'%
17%
45,000
23%
24%
66.400
8%
8%
8,200
487«
22,600
*34
35 %
17%.
17%
17%
16%
23
2312
23 Va
24 Vb
8%
8%
4912
50%
57
57%
56
52 Vi
52%
53
Terminal
*34
250
35%
17%
23%
—50
9
X4S%
48%
49
x57 %
57%
x52%
52%
49
*53
123 va
>122
122 va
*122
2,400
9
48%
57%
53
%
122
122
122
49 VB
8%
48%
58%
57%
'57%
54
123 va
58
14,500
--
*53
53 Va
119
300
1,700
121
'
1 %
21%
21%
24%
25 %
24
31%
32%
32 Va
21
%
iva
1 Va
21%
1 Vb
1 Vb
20%
20%
20 Via
20%
20%
21 VB
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
33%
33%
34
33 Va
33%
33%
34
8
Inc
305a
31%
30 %
30%
30 Va
155 %
155%
Xl54%
154%
*153%
'30%
IVa
1%
30%-
1%
30%
30
154%'
154%
1%
-
30
154 V4
154
Va
1%
3,000
4,200
10,100
30%
.
142,700
600
154
'
30%
31
31
31
30%
31%
31%
32
*57%
31
121,100
58
57
57 V2
57
57 va
57 Va
58 %
3,500
1,800
58 %
58%
27%
28
27%
27%
27
27 V4
26%
27 %
26%
27 Va
26%
26 Vb
26%
26%
26
26%
26
26 %
26%
26%
1,500
13%
14 Vi
14
14 VB
13%
14 Va
13%
14
13%
14 Vs
18,600
23
V8,
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
12,500
38 %
38%
37%
38 V4
37%
38 va
38%
39 Va
38%
38%
60,000
18
18%
xl8
18 Va
18
18 va
17%
18%
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
18 Via
18 Via
18%
18%
%
63%
63 Vb
64 Vb
63%
64 V4
64%
64 7/b
64
64
%
13,700
47%
46%
46%
46%
47 va
47%
47%
47
47%
18,100
Va
88%
*88 %
90 %
90
90'%
*88 %
*89
88
12%
1
I_10
39%
3%
220
13
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
7,900
39%
40 Vb
3-%
90%
12%,
13
common .No par
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
40 va
40%
8.000
3 Va
5,000
3%
3%
3 Va
7
33o
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,900
12%
12%
127'b
12%
12 7
12%
13%
12%
13%
48.500
6 Via
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7 %
15*800
,43%
43%
43%
43%
1,900
62 va
22,400
12%
3.50'
7
43%
43%
1
58
58%
58
60
*94
94%
>94
^.3
—
Via'
7
30%
—2.50
40%
100
40%
41%
113
113 %
113
100
—
3
6%
30%
7
30
—
3%
6%
30 %
29%
A__
3 %
90
X29%
7
7
No par
common.
1,400
18%
*18%
46%
5
Corp
5.500
18%
.100
Co__.
7,800
63
1.25
—7.50
94%
41 Va
113 va
43%
59 Via
*94
41 Va
*113
8
6%.
7
43
43%
,
59%
60 va
94%
*94
4
41%
l,Va'
113
113 va
7
7
43%
61
7
60 Via
94%
*94
,
94%
41
41%
112
41%
113
1,900
112 Via
4,166
420
15
91%
92
91%
9lVa
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
140'. 100
-No par
32
32%
31%
32
31%
32
32
32 Vb
32
32 Vb
3,600
1
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
—5
17%
18%
—
A„_
—
—
13%
5
.
f
91%
13%.
92
92%
93
93 %
93%
900
26%
-
26%
26%
26%
26%
8.800
xl7%
18%
18 va
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
43,900
13Va
13%
13%
14f
13%
14
13%
14
13,700
•-
86
86
86
84 %
29%
30 Va
30
30
30 %
30%
15%
16%
16
16%
15%
Inc
1
Co
1
-
—3%
31
32
31%
42
41%
42
65
29%
1,500
15 Via
157%
10.100
65%
65%
1,400
29 %
31%
28 %
30%
104.800
41%
42%
41 Va
43
66
32
41%
66%
86
29%
16
Va
66
31.300
14
.
14 %
13%
13 Va
13 V2
13%
13%
3,700
25
1
5
(A M)
.
66 %
66%
33 Vb
42
66 %
-5
...
66%
32
41%
5
Inc
500
85%
30%
15%
16 VB
*84 V2
86
29%
*84
84%
1
—
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Sep
35
42
17%
Inc
Industries
19% Jun
11
35%
15%
23 %
—
34
22% A"g
13%
41 Va'
100
Co
22
8% Aug 26
210
7,600
15,400
35-%
-No par
22
18% Mar 19
*62
63 %
45-%
13
9 Vb
!
Inc,
Nov
26
62
8,'200
29,900
63 %
17%
Co
Watch
16% Mar 12
17% May 29
8% Oct 26
73
62
20
27%
72%
-No par
Co
22 Vb Nov
53% M'ar 26
24
27 %
74%
10
Burlington
24% Jan
11% Jun
Jan
27 3/4
73%
4
24%
Co
24
27%
75 >
13%
__i
I
common
Jun
27%.
73 %
45 %
common
Forge Co
9% Oct
27%
75%
65
'
preferred
18% Jun
24V8 Oct
55
25
Jun
28
73%
*63 %
—50c
Corp
Bucyrus-Erie
6
27 %
76%
3,200
ol)c
preferred series
Shoe
28 %
75 %,
87a
J.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
27
'31% May 16
27%
17 V4
!
Stratton
Brunswick
102
46 %
preferred
5.50%
*100%,
8
2.50
_
Brooklyn Union Gas
9
114% July 26
102
va
23%
J.
&
37% Jan
3%Vr
*100%
'
100
Manufacturing
87 % Jan
3
47%'
46
Co
Briggs
13'
55
2,7 %
5
12
26
3,300
48%
common
Inc
90% Dec
6,400
28
2
100
39% Nov
4
11
37
5
Sons-
83 y2 Jan
10%
36%
4,000
2 pesos
Club
Stores
2$% Oct 24
11
19,000
_40c
——
Airways
10%
36% _37
28%
100
....
&
11
37
31%
5
J)
10%
39%
preferred
(E
4
39%
-No par
Boston & Maine RR
5%
11 V
37
10
Inc
Boston Edison Co
Brach
10%
36%
27%
5
Inc
Food
430
'
31 %
.i...
Borman
4
35% Jan
500
9,400
43
37
11%
37 va
1
Mtg
Co
*42
1
4
10% Mar
21
42
,..4
9
2
36% Dec
42
No par
90% Dec
84% May 24
22 % Jan
42
40 va
100.
.
14% May
15
22
42
27%
Borg-Warner Corp common3%%
preferred
Jan
42
;
31%
Co
Stores
42
39%
—
Book-of-the-Month
67% May 24
51% Sep 13
9% Oct
79
■,
Bond
9
42
26%
;
DecKer
Brooks
10 %
31 Va
Inc
Blaw-Knox Co
15
10
1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E Wi
Co—:
31
&i
81
10%
,
40
common——1
Corp
64 % Aug
Oct
28 7
Steel
1%
prefprred
Bigelow-Sanford
Biack
18%
81,
10%
4
31%
Co
51% Jan
22% Oct
18
Gypsum
19
64
17%
81
10%
1
3
25
18
81
10%
2714
Co..
4
40% Jun
17%
80 3
10%
31
Inc
Bethlehem
17%
80
10 VB
39 %
preferred
Jun
27 % Mar 14
20
16
160
Co
33% Nov
15
Jan
Bestwall
17%
79%
10
17'%
26%
Corp
■.
20% Jan
<16 y2 Jun
Mar
3
Co
17%
*79
39 %
._1
;
Leasing
&
3,500
100
31 va
_1
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Best
300
27%
.
conv
51%
39%
Corp
Corp
Berman
15
Sep
Co
Finance
*50%
1
Savers
preferred
$4.50
Oc£ 28
34% Apr
28% Jan
153
5%
125% Aug 26
rl % Feb
6
1% Feb
1%-Jan
Bendix
3
51
30%
RR__
Howell
51
26%
Petroleum
Beneficial
Aug 26
55% Jun
114 "2 Mar
128 % Mar 23
15
24
59% Jan
49% Jan
49 Va July 16
12
Belco
51%
%
Corp
Belding-Heminway
11
1,100
39%
!
Apr
36% Dec
Life
36 Via
27%
pfd
Corp
5
27
Creek
*36%
31
Co
31% Jun
37%
36%
__5o
4%%
&
.29 % Sep
lu
630
*36
92
26 V-a
2.50'
S)
Aircraft
102
36 %
92
30%
.
Dickinson
Beech
34%
101 Vb
91%
39%
Beckman Instruments Inc
11
34%
102
91
%
18
81
11%
__100
67% Oct
34%
102
92
4,700
I
prelerred
Beaunit
.
*91
37
No par
14
46% Oct, 17
16% Jan
8
51%
102%
3%
No par
com
17
6
53
17%
.10
28% Oct
1
*52
*41 %
.
115% Jan
27
53
*80%
10
.
6
Sep
36 %
*52
,—.1
Inc.
9
12% Nov
36r> s
10%
Distilling Co.
Corp
*36%
50
.
Co
36 %
1
Inc
(James
Beatrice
*36
10
Laboratories
Cigars
92
preferred-10o
Corp
1
7
18% May 29
*91
100
convertible
34%
102'%
102
92
*91
_
34%
102%
35
103
100
common
34%
34 %
34 %
*102 %
100
Corp
Inc
36% Oct
,22
B
Ohio common
&
Oil
com—No par
series
preference
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp.
29
59
22
Barber
Corp
series C
Bangor & Aroostook
3
23% Jan
13
Oct
36
Apr
May
Elec
&
non-cumulative
24
22% Feb
Gas
Co
Inc
preferred
Baltimore
7
Wilcox
Tools
preferred
Jun
19
&
Oil
4%%
May 28
8% Oct
9y2 Oct
1
_
58
18
27% Jun
60
Inc
5
9% Nov
96% Jun
30
(B T)
46% Feb
19 Va Apr
25
Babbitt
9
Mar 20
17
May 29
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
'23%
24 Va
44.200
20%
20%
20 va
20%
20 V4
20%
20%
20%
20
203b
1.300'
9%
*9
*9
9%
13%
*9
13%
9%
13%
*9
*9
9%
%
9%
/
7/4
^3
20/a Oct
4
10
23
3,2% Jan
2
May 29
Sep 25
7V4 Jan
3
18V8 Feb
•<
'
8>
12% Mar 28
122% Mar 27
22
23% Apr
4% Jan
24
11
17% July 18
?6,, May 28
Nov
May
12 % Jan
%""".
3
7
2
92% Apr 17
7Vs July
15
Sep
17
Aug 20
18% Oct
24
277/b Feb
15
21% Jan
2
12
93l/2Dec
11:
91'/2Jan
4
3
27
52% Jan
3
50
3
55
--
8
—
Jun
719% Sep
14
12
:
Mar
9
28
26
9
"
—
Jan
'—
16
—
c.
July 19_
22% Jan
28% Dec
6
$4.25
Canada
footnotes,
see page
Dry
conv
36% Dec
Corp
i.
common
preferred
Southern
Foreign
10% May
2.50,
1/
___5
_1
1.80
-1.66%
No par
Ry Co
100
Canadian
Breweries
6
transactions
Canadian Pacific Rv
Foreign transactions
Ltd—
No par
Foreign
„
>
30 Vb
1215
30%
8
133s
106 lit
27%
12%'
13
V2
108 Va
28
>93%
95
>51 Va
53
25
:
9Vb
7%
30%
5
5
5
transactions
3
—
For
Canada
5
Co
7 -'8
<_1
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
.Calumet & Hecla Inc..
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
25
Apr
.
2
'
Financial Corp _i
Campbell Soup
__
—
'
I
'6
95 Vb Dec
48% Nov
Jan
<
9
111% Dec
85% Jau
v
California
9 Va
12%
13 Va
107
27%
95
*51 Va
7%
30%
,5 Va
13
14
107%
28%
7l/t
30 %
5
12%
13%
107
28%
12%
5.300
5%
17,500
12%
xl2%
12%
8,700
13%
13%
109 V4
27%
28%
96 %
*95
96 V 4
*51%
53
*51'A
53
9V4
*9%
35 %
9
34 Va
34
5,200
13%
13%
110V4
13%
111
*95
35%
-26.900
5V»
95
9%
7%
31%
5%
12%
•
110%
28%
7
30%
5va
30 Va
30%
5 V'2
7%
31
53
35%
34%,
7 Va
H%
111 va
11.800
28 %
22,600
28
95
95 Vb
*51 va
53
9%
110
3.300
5.200
9 VB
9VB
9 V8
35%
35 va
35%
35%
36%
44,600
34%
34 Vb
34 3
34 %
35
20,900
9%
9
9
b
9
1,100
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2232)
.
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
37% Oct
Oct
25
9
Jun
Jan
8
103
451/4 Jun
25
64
49 Va Apr
10
Carborundum
23
29% Feb
12
Carey
30
Nov 19
Dec 27
12 Va Nov
29
15 Va Apr
8
101% Jan
2
'
49 Va
Sep
45% Jan
3
265/8 Oct
26
36 Va Jan
38 % Oct
23
77
36
48
28
2
29
July 2
Jan
2
8IV2 Oct
12% Nov
Case
64 Va Jan
2
101% Nov
6
3% Jan
2
5% Nov
11
34% Mar
1
49% Dec
6
Jan
4
3% Jan
4
22
29
Jan
10
44
Mar 22
1
5
4
28
21
Jan
2
30% May 21
14 % May 29
23VaJan
2
101 % May
93
July
17
May 29
25
5
25
Apr
23% May 29
12% Nov
.17% Oct
26
11
Oct
18 Va
18VZ
18Vb
34
181/4
34
34'-*
33%
34
33%
34
44%
44Va
44%
44%
441%
44 Vi
*96%
44%
*96%
98%
*96%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
42
22%
42%
42%
227/s
43
26,000
43V4
447/s
43»/4'
441/4
441/4
45-
16,200
27%
27Vb
27%
28 Vb
27%
28
19% Feb
6
25 Va May 23
Light com
No par
Service—No par
Pub
West Corp____2.50
South
Co
Soya
100
—
.—No par
Industries
Co
Certain-teed
4% Mar 13
2
47% May 31
Chain
22 Va Oct
25
38% Feb
16
25 Vb Jan
2
33'/a Sep
Champion
22
Inc
32%
Papers
Inc com
24
21
Oct
24
26% July 31
Checker
25
25% Feb
11
7
17% Nov
15 V* Jun
18 '/a Jan
2
27% Oct
21
3% Oct
24
10% Jan
2
5 Va Jan
2
11% July
10
Chemetron
Corp
Chemway Corp
Oct
5
45
Mar 29
28
60
Jan
4
98
Jan
11
62r- Apr
3
Motors
20
27% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
27% Jun
25
22% Sep
24
36'/a Feb
15
29 Va Jan
17
39 V4
17
17% Feb
8
Nov
5
64% Feb
20
51 % Jan
3
8% Jun
25
22% Feb
7
13 Vb Jan
2
14 y4 Oct
22
36% Feb
8
20% Jan
2
19% Oct
24
311/* Jan
12
26 Va Jan
3
28
53% Aug 15
34% Jun
3
14% Nov
30
26% Feb
2
18 Va Jan
2
28% Sep
Jun
22
35% May
2
22
25
21
Mar 26
29
Jan
33% Jan
65% Aug 30
—
34 Vt Aug
42 Va
32 %
32 Va'
32-%
32
33
32%
33
98 3
97%
4
9834
99%'
38%
991%
39Vb
38%
38 Va
38%
7.100
341/8
34%
34%
341/4
34
34%
10.600
15 Va Jun
13
18%
18 Vi
18%
18
18%
24%
24:,a
24%
24%,
257/8
7,500
8Vt
8'/a
8%
8%
8 Vi
42%
8 Va
12 000
42 %
42%
421/4
42%
42%
*42%
66%.
65%
115
66%
*103
58%
65%
115
57
66Vb
*103
58 Va
*42
561/4
65 Vi
,
115
66 Vb
*103
24
57%
57
58V4
551/4'
171/4
*1614
161/2
25
*23 %
25
*16%
17%
*17Vb
171/4
*23 Va
25
*23%
25
19
18%
18%
37
37
37%
37%
13 %
14 Vb
13%
14Vb
60
60
59%
60
*59%
59%
59Vb
59%
30 V*
59V2
30%
29%
29%
28%
29'%
28%
28%
511/4
51%
51%
52 Vb
51%
52'/a
51%
52
*32%
32%
32 Vb
51 %
32
,
32%
*231%
13%
18
18
18%
3400
36%
37
36%
36%
1,000
13%
13%
13%
32%
32
%
25
24 %
24%
26%
26
26%
32%
8.900
24%
11.800
25%
26%.
*20%
20%
14'-
14%
13%
13%
137/8
14 200
90%
88 Vi
90%
362,500
25%
*20 Va
20%
*20 Vb
4
14
Dec
6
19% Jun
19
Chock
—25c
,14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 3 8
12 Vb
July 24
May
6
18% Apr
15
Chris-Craft
14%
2
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
99% Oct
24
Chrysler
12.50
82%
86%
82%
83%
83
87 Vi
88
24%
Nov
19
28 V* Apr
29
Cincinnati
com_8.5o
25Va
93
Set
29
Dec
14
25
52 % Feb
16
27
49 Va Mar 21
101 Va Jan
2
".27V»Jun
Jun
27
20%
107
',87 Va July 10
32
24%
26 %
20%
24
59 Va Feb
5
97 V4 May 29
112 Va Feb
8
44% Oct
90
Mar 22
103 Va Nov
6
'
97% Sep
5
106% Jun
13
36 % Mar 20
49% May 13
33% Dec
55% 'Jnn
4 fi
5
2
1/4 Feb
72% Aug
26
6
Cities
Service
18 V8
8% Dec
31
Jun
27
6
$4.40
5
$2.25
"l
20% Jan
2
26% Nov
15
City
Mar 23
24% Jan
3
34% Oct
28
14
27
23 Vb
Aug
65 Va Aug
37
Nov""!
Jun
4
19
Feb
9% Jan
35 Va Feb
7
7 Va Nov
18
/38% Jan
4
29% Feb
5
2
31% Oct
9
48% Jan
58 Va Jan
3
65%
33 Va Feb
6
37 Va Apr
31 Va Oct
23
Oct~12
17
37% Jan
2
30 Va Nov
26
May 29
19% Nov
Jan"
Cleveland-Cliffs
5
50-
70% July 22
6
Clevite
1
,,57% Oct
31
Cluett
Mar
Nov
4
20
2
84 V2 Jan
12
20% Jan
,
147
Jan" 19
May""!
81%
19 Va May 29
34 Va Dec
13
27
41 Va Jan
19
18 Va Jun
May 14
40%
Sep
3
106% Nov
2
24% Oct
"7 Vb Oct~22
Nov
29
49
80
Apr
17
84% Mar
22% Nov
22
22% Jan
2
1117% Aug 15
8% July 19
17% Jan
48 % Jan
30
Nov
9
'41
Dec
14
Special
Aug
30
14
Coca-Cola
21
5
4
Sep
13
35% Jun
4
Bottling Co of N Y__
Colgatp-Palmolive Co common,
$3.50
Collins
Aikman
Collins'Radio
Colonial
Colorado
Corp
16
18
41
31 Va May 28
7
7
6O V2 Dec
5
84% Oct
28
Columbia
Broadcasting
30 Va Jun
12
Columbia
Gas
Jan
42 Va Jan
7
22
Oct
24
30'/a Apr
18
26% Jan
2
14
Jun
25
31
Jan
17
21 Vj Nov
22
Jun
26
29 Va May 10
4
79 '/a Jan
77 % Jan
2
84
Oct
14
May 29
20 Vb May 29
72% Mar 16
67
2
74
Feb
25
31% Feb
16
24% Mar 19
Jun
27
55 Vb Jan
5
15 Va Jun
25
37% Mar 23
69
41
34
'
38
Jan
Nov
22
101 Va Sep
17
22
Mar ^0
21 Va Dec
45% Jan
2
/a Jun
25
11% Jan
U Oct
24
15% Feb
4
7
May 29'
Oct
50 Va Dec
83% Dec
25
27
19
8% Jan
10 % May
18
5
13
3
Jun
44% Jan
Apr
8% Aug
49 '/a Jan
May 29
107 V* Oct
P6
May 29
113 Va Mar 30
25
Jun
103
25 Va Jun
21% Oct
24
2
Jan
39
27
65% Apr
42% Apr
101 V8 Dec
2
104 Va Nov
7
3
Jun
'
54'A Sep
16
Nov
1
3
I6V4 Nov
29
12
12Va-Nov
21
2
75% Oct
17
]4
Dec
5
15
105% Apr
18
109
Jan
25
109
Feb
28
115 Va Feb
13
27 Va Apr
16
39% Sep- 11
18
35
Nov,
1
23,
96 Va Dec
2
5% Oct
8% Mar 15
2
50% Jan
24
35% Mav 29
101
Jun
107% Dec
4
Dec
24
16
Oct
25
47% May 29
8% Jun
25
8% Feb
21
13
4
% Jan
2
109% Mav 31
Jun
17
91 Va Jun
6
48
6% July 12
78% Mar
13% Oct
24
23
S"p
8% Oct
27
18% Oct
23
12% Jun
27Va Oct
40
1
25
34% Feb
5
7
21 % Nov
5
112% Dec
28% May 2,-t.
.
4
34% Mar 19
27% Jan
2
347b Sep
25
15% Feb
12
Jan
2
17% Jun
3
18% Oct
23
26% Jan
15
16V2 Jan
2
2
43
Jan
23% Mar
18
4
6
26
43% Mar 21
32 Va Jan
Mav 28
60% Mar 28
19
For footnotes,
see page
25.
Mar 29
26% Nov
14
42% Sep
11
60% Nov
4
106%
1051/4
23%
23%
41%
40%
82 Va
82 Va
*81%
27 Va
28
2r/%
28 Vb
28 Vb
24Vb
25
23%
24%
___50c
20%
21 Va
,,20%
20%
106
5
9%
9%
23%
280
33%
30,000
1061/4
15.800
41 Vi
41%
83
82
82
28%
27%
105%
'
23%
41%
,.
23%
2,200
41%
41
28%
46.900
83
110
27%
13,000
24
10,300
201/s
20 Va
28%
23%
24
20
20 Va
23%
*81%
23%
2OV4
139%
33
106 %
23%
.
5,200
138
20%
11,400
10
44,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
38
38
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
37%
37%
59
59
"/59%
59%
591/4
591/4
60 %
*59Vi
601/2
78%
80
78%
80
79'/4
80%
28%
29%
23
29%
29V4
29 Va
23Vb
.
9%
,
20O
,
23 %
5
23%
23%
231,4
60
350
80
80%
79i/8
801/2
59,200
29%
'
,297/8
29%
297/s
28,100
25,300
Commercial
4 Va %
Credit
4.5%
Nast
When
$5
pfd .series
39%
40 %
38%
391/4
104 %
104%
*1041/2
105Va
*1041/2
105%
200
26%
27%
x26%
27 Va
27%
271/4
27!4
271/2
26%
27Vt
17,900
21 %
21%
211/4
21%
X21%
21%
21V4
21 1/4
21%
21 Va
6,200
47%
Vb
47%
48
47%
48 »/8
47%
48
.20
A
Edison
Co
of
48%
13%
13%
13
13
12%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
—.No par
11 Vb
12
10%
11 Vb
,10 Va
40
48
15,300
13
12%
13
12%
13
2,100
15%
15 Va
16
15%
16
29,900
10%
10%
11"
11
111,4
13,000
69%
70
73%
73
73%
751/4
74%
75%
34%
35%
35Va
36 Va
36%
37
37
38
37
37,%
7,900
85%
85%
84 Va
85%
84%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
17.300
106%
106%
A.__.100
109%
series
67
1
Coal
Co
Co
No par
com
Co
110
47
46%
47
30%
31
%
31%
31 Va
32 3/s
32
32%
63%
63%
63%
63%
64
64%
64
49%
49%
50
49%
50%
50%
45
45%
45
45%
45
45
44%
98% 100
*101% 102%
7
95
Co
com__2
Copeland
Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Conperweld Steel Co
Co
31%
98%
102%
*101 Vt
30%
31%
94
97
47'/2
48
32 "2
63%,
64%
51 Va
50%
51%
64,200
45
45%
15.100
,
'
31
98%
97%
*101 Vi
102%
,*101%
93%
93%
*92%
31 Va
3,600
98
4.200
6.600
1,440
,
102%
94
31%
20O
31%
23,600
,
'
*96%
*96 Vt
*96%
*96 Vi
10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
Vi
13%
13 %
T3Va
51,800
491/4
49%
49Vb
49Vb '
49%
'49%
49%
49%
1,800
*107V4
1081/4
>
42%
42%
88%
89%
*107 Vt
5 Vb
1081,4
107% 107 Va
.107
107
42%
42%
90
"
42%
42%
43
42.7/a
89%
89%
*88 Va
90
*88 Va
4%
4%
50
43%
23,600
90
170
57%
4%
13.200
%
4%
47/8
18%
18 Vt
18 Vt
18
18 Vi
54,%/
54%
54%
54 %
54
~
54%
54
54 3 a
54
Va
54%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12 Va
M2%
12 %,
12%
12%
24,800
58%
57Vt
56%
29.900
18%
*18
4%
*18
,
4
*17
18
57%
54"
59
58
57Vi
57%
54%
53%
54
53Vi
54'
51
54»/a
43%
43
43
431/2
42 %
43
42 Vt
42%
50c
;
14.400
32%
;
30 %
99
102%
*927/s
94
900
47%
45,18
"
54%
108 %
104%
106%
105%
110%
V 110
_5
21%
22 %
22V4
22%
22%
22%
22
,.5
30
14%
30%
30%
30%
30 %
301/4
30
1
15%
14%
15Vb
147/s
15
14%
1
21
21%
20%
21
Vi
20%
20%
24%
7
Corp.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co_
*92%
3,300
347/a
43%
No par
Corp__
America
•
98
x98
*101 'A
.
110
53%
43 %
106 %
__5
common
preferred—
r
'
106
34%
641 '8,
47%
47VB
105%
*109%
34%
49%
42Va
___l
x46%
33%
-
49 %
*83
4%
5
34
*107% 108%
•
10
25
33
5,800
13%
—
—No par
common—__
& Steel
preferred
Steel
81%
96%
96%
No par
.-
Inc
Motors
Products
106 VB
110
30%
Lines Inc._____l.25
Insurance^
of
105%
110
31
convertible
Data
106 Va
IO91/4
34%
49 %
:___10Q
Can
Oil
106 VB
110
33 Vo
of America com—.5
preferred
conv
106%
109%
35%
*94
$3.75 preferred
Continental Copper
Continental
106%
109%
.No par
common—5
.
46%
__No par
preferred
731/2
35
1
preferred...
Continental
,
_l
Laundries Corp———5
Natural Gas
.^10
Container Corp
Corn
105
com_.No Dar
—
preferred—
Controls
,
.No par
Y
N
pref
conv
Control
38%
397%
48
issued——___l
Consumers Power
$2
39
*104 %
1
Electronics Industries—5
Consolidated
Foods
Corp.___l.33 %
$5
39%
105
"
preferred
$5.50
38%
*104%
10
.12.50
___■
Consol
4%
130
5
Publishing Co
Corp
Edison
4.12%
6,400
-
100
common
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
Consol
83%
'
Commonwealth
Conde
Inc—
.
'
*82
Solvents common..—.1
conv
Cone Mills
Co
No par
i
preferred
conv
Commercial
Continental
1
11
105
57 Va
55%
,
33%
20.900
13
Sep
Nov
106 Va
105%
571/4
138
32%
28%
Continental
49% Sep
32%
28
,5
56
138
138
32%
28 Va
13 Va Jun
66 Va
56%
138
33%
27%
2
2
56%
137
32%
28
10% Jan
5
X56%
56%
137
34%
?7%
Continental
2
571/4
55%
137%
40
28
9
41 % Jan
10,800
27%
15
53% Jan
140
39%
27%
64% Feb
53 % Dec
391%
39Va
27%
20 Va July
2
*39
39%
%
3
19
69 %
39%
38%
105
100
pfd
System_2.50
Inc—__ 10,
Engineering
22
Feb
*68 Vt
39V2
39Vt
Combustion
17% Jan
56
69 V4
39%
38 Va
3,000
52% Nov
56% Jan
*68%
39 Vb
38%
73Va
16
16 V8 May 29
69V4
39%
38%
*68%
82%,
26
29
*681/4
39
40%
23 Va
Feb
12% Jan
69',4
40
717/s
72% Feb
•8 Va May 29
69%
82%
Baking Co
4
69%
9,200
227/8
Air
4
3,100
32%
73 Va
Continental
22
47%
32
82Va
Continental
87 % Jan
467/o
32%
23'/a
5
40% Nov
47%
32
72%
11
105% Oct
47%
32%
82V2
14%: Sep
3
47%
32 VB
22%
54% Sep
2
47Vt
73%
2
19
'
47%
32%
83%
5
48% Jan
3
46%
3?
23%
6% Jan
88% Apr
25
Jan
6.200
47
33%
Ry—
43% Apr
,
July 20
08
82
Jan
8%
32 %
55
2—_.No par
94
441/4.
40%
:
23% Jan
44
23
$4.50 preferred
9
9
44 Va
82%
$4.16
2
27.800
9 Vb
43%
41%
$4.52
28% Mar
5.COO
97/n
8%
44
23%
18
94'/a Apr
34Vb
8%
43%
40%
Mar 25
15
33 %
9 Va
73
Consolidation
25
33%
33%
1.200
*82
Consolidated
17 V* Jun
2,300
73%
Consolidated
Jan
237/8
83%
6
98
23%
73
5
105
14 800
24 Va
*82
<6
21
33%
.591/4
113
43%
9
43%
15.700
58%
73
51% Dec
Nov
33 VB
,
64 %
*112Vi
59
73
68% Aug
Dec
33Vb
9
43%
*137
B______50
-preferred—
33% Nov
97
23%
64%
113
58'i
24 "
5
$4.25
35 V8 Jan
93
237/s
*112%
39.600
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec_
56% Jan
101% Sep
24 Vb
33
22%
System
Columbia Pictures common.:
24 Va Jan
50% Aug 26
102 Va Jan
4
24Vb
33-%
113
130
,37%
64%
40
1
common—
series
Southern
&
7
40 Va Mar
Iron
noncumulatlve 1st
49% Nov
02
Aug
&
preferred
.33% Feb
12
96
2
21
'/a Feb
27
3
07 V* Jan
89 Vb Jan
13
33
23
94% Jan
4
22% Nov
89
20
83 % May 29
13
2
30
45% Feb
46
19
Sep
29
3 6 "4 Mar 16
May 28
30% Oct, 22
30%
Nov
2
49 Va Jan
25
111 1/4 Feb
81 % Jan
34.
65 V* May 28
29% May 22
48% Feb 18
\%
24 Vi
*81 Va
America
of
10% Apr
Colorado
45% Dec
58%
1
39% Sep
Fuel
58%
112%
1
Co
3
5Va%
58%
113
—No par
Corp—;
63%.
63V4
58 Vb"-
113
No par
preferred
23% May 15
62 %
59
340
3,600
38%
.—No par
—
64%
113
7.300
.
93
1061/2
44%
46%
Producing_33%c
32% Jan
Mar 19
51
Co
63
x36 Va
19,000
31%
,
—100
Gas
33%,
38%
8%
1
Coca-Cola
States
37%
38V4
43 Va
stock__50
preferred
Coastal
44%
33%
Peabody & Co common__3,25
1%
20
45'%
44%
24%
.
.1
4%
guaranteed
45
44%
39
58%
50
Corporation
93
*104
43%
500
■
25%
21%,
93%
106%
43 %
64%
24%
93 Vt;
*104
38%
64
21
24%
92%
790
'
106 Va
112%
Ilium—_—No par
gtd_
25
92%
*104
43%
5
Co
Iron
Electric
24%
92%
105 Va
39%
10
—;
Co__
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
11 '
40
75%
Cleveland
46V4 Jun
•»2
27% Jan
Oct
34% Aug
Equipment
40 Va Nov
136
103%
26
Clark
9
28% Feb
70
15
16
22
3
July
143
3
11
25
*91%
104%
39
—5
_No par
24%
UP
104%
49%
No par
No par
conv
45 Vt Nov
»
36 % Jan
35% Oct
12
30
preferred
cony
25%
90%
1C4%
common—..10
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co_
8
Jan
57
Co
preference,—
Investing Co
Jan
64
49% Nov
31 Va May 29
184 Va Jan
121
Electric
&
preferred
100
4%% preferred
.—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Jan
106
Gas
4%
54% Nov
20
Corp
21
1,600
5 400
11,400
32%
25%
,5
*20
11,700
24'«
24%
Chickasha
Industries
14
13%
32%
24%
26V4
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR„No par
26%
10
18
38
*37
"25
7:400
18%
Chicago Yellow
No par
7 800
59%
29%
.29%
51 Vb
'
18%
16
■
23% May 13
Corp
57
17%
38 Va July 29
O'Nuts
"
19
.
14.3.30
"
4
Full
800
66%
115
25
25
~
2,000
43
*103
20
Oil
'
65 Vi
115
Feb
Cab
70
18%
*103
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
5%
preferred series A_„
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Cotton
99
24
'
May 28
8 Va Oct
*98 Vi
8%
18 Vb Jan
30
3,800
10,000
x381/4
51;
19
11.420
'
18%
65%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—10
5%
preferred j.
—50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
5%
series A non-cum pfd
;_100
16% Aug 28
19,700
3%
42
3Vb
24V4
*16%
Sen
24
3
42
3
8%
42%
40
,
—
23%
41%
31/4
18%
Chicago & East 111, RR com.^No par
Class A
24
42
3
23%
571/3
1
19,200
8%
2
13
14%
18%
Chesebrough-Pond's
Sep
14V4
24 Vb
8%
11
28 Va Nov
14%
23%
34.000
18Va
17
2
1,000
27%
24
Oct
14
4,900
9
9
27 Vb
41%
40
62% Oct
Jan
9
28
3%
34%
51% Jan
16'/a Jan
9
27%
14%
180
41%
34Vb
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake <fc Ohio Ry common—25
3%%
convertible preferred
100
4
23%
9
14,700
98
3'/b
39%
18
13
23
23%
9
♦967/a
41%
X97%
46
13% Jan
23%
3%
34%
67% Nov
21'/a Nov
14%
40%
3
1
14%
32%
2
22
14%
3zzz
Jan
r_
14%
23 %
106%
1
Inc
27%
34
1
,
27%
-98
1,700
6 800
41
*99
—1.25
Corp
91/4
28 Va
39%
$4.50
102 Va May 24
28
9Vs
15%
3Vs
—
18%
27%
27%
40%
No par
preferred l.
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
^1
25
1
Co
18 Vb
23 %
14%
22%
10
Belt
*18
99
27%
9
27%
Co
Gotham
Chadbourn
Corp
27%
9
5
_l
1
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
%
26%
No par
.
Corp
6
24
20
33 3i
25
Oct
3,800
44'/a
6
Sep
1,300
25 Vi
99
13% Jun
9% Jan .2
93%
25Vi
44%
2
19
93%
25%
34
60 V4 Jan
9
941/4
25V4
25%
99
23
107
*93%
2514
44%
Century
7
56,300
,
150
34
Co
preferred
Cerro
2
800
56%
150
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central
Mar
26%
55 Va
94
151
Illinois
16
92
26 3 a
55%
*145%
Central
22
51% Jan
26%
54%
151
x94
251/a
*25%
55%
6,400
36.40O
300
Aug
7
18
26%
750
4%
49%
15:200
23
Sep
25
26 Vb
X54
*145%
4%
48
11,200
2% Sep
48
18
26
47%
48V2
18%
33 '/a Jan
10
1
_20
*25%
4%
47 V2
361/2
4
Oct
25 Vi
54
4Vk
48V4
50%
Jan
37
4%'
47%
34%
33% Oct
May 29
941/4
93
4%
47%
501/2
16
6
94
4%
47%
,
*18Vb
9% Apr
13 Va Nov
931/2
4%
47%
18
49 % Feb
37
93%
S3
4%
47
18
14% Jan
9
93
89%
>
7
18
24
75 Va Oct
92%
100
18%
24
44 Va May
91
40,800
*18
24
32
12
1
32
22
11%
18%
2
31% Apr
12,1/4
37%
11
18
11%
300
51
4Va%
37% Oct
13,700
18 Vb
4
41 Va Oct
70%
50%
20
12
70
36%
Nov
29% Feb
70%
51
8% Nov
32% Jan
69%
12 Vb
38
&
96% Jan
71%
11%
Co
Sugar
Illinois
16'
70%
12
37%
Central
21
72%
11%
50%
Central
27
71%
12
v
38%
19 Vb Jan
Nov
731/4
11%
32
18%
1
41% Feb
71%
__1
48%
*31%
51'/a
7
31V* Dec
32
37
2
100
48%
31%
50%
4
21
411/4
48 Va
32%
*18'/8'
47.% Feb
May 29
400
40%
49 V2
51%
Oct
Jun
31%
40%
48%
*31%
37%
26% May
21
6,300
48%
31%
40%
32%
25Vi
22
29 Va May 29
41i
48%
40%
49%
25
3% Oct
91
41 a
40Va
50
Jan
31
4,700
36
33
Jan
41%
48 Va
331/8
1
23% Apr
35
41 Vi
3.0
6,300
33
*48%
94%
30% Oct
16
33
68%
5
23
20
32%
'68%
Central
49% Apr
7
68%
*94%
July 15
22
Nov
68
32%
94%
Foundry
22 Va Mar 11
68 "A
32%
94 Va
Central
41
68
33%
55%
19
98% Jan
28
26
46% Apr 19
TJ'/a Mar 27
30 V2 Jun
68 %
151 Va
19j/4 Nov
Apr'
105
32%
54%
2
38 Vb
2.700
*104
1C5
67%
*147%
Aguirre
102%
13
68
55%
Central
7
13
34
151%
4
22
5.600
13 Va
*104
5,500
24
~
33
25%
3
Jan
105
411/4
23%
67Va
147%
24
38
104Va
10
54% Sep
43% Nov
52 % Mar 30
25
13 Vb
*1C4
41 Vi
x32%
Corp
15 % Jan
2
36% Jan
Jun
35
Products
18% Oct
'
25 Va May 28
12%
—_No par
40% Nov
2
131/4
104
Shirks
413a
24
1
2
22
13%
Inc
15
15% Jan
38% Jan
13%
133/3
104 Va
Vb
the Week
Dec. 6
_1
common—.
Jan
2
23
23%
123/4
Friday
50
Corp
Corp common
5%
preferred
Cenco Instruments Corp
Mar 13
68
41
24
10
Celotex
26% Feb
41%
23%
Corp of Amer com__No par
preferred
100
conv preferred series A_100
4%%
20% Mar
13
21
40%
24
2nd
95% Sep
42% Feb
41
23%
5
Tractor
Steel
Celanese
2
14
May,29
7%
Ceco
Jan
26
19% Sep
6
90
Jun
14% Nov
6
19
16% Jun
28«/4
11
Dec
150
8
Co
40%
24Va
*101
Sales for
rwfay
Dec. 5
4i3/„
No par
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred—,
Dec
91
79
4
Ian
I)
x
24
par
1%
56% Dec
3
3o% Mar
Products
(J
Dec. 4
4n%
Ry_10o
2
General
&,
Caterpillar
27% Sep
20% Jan
133 V8
9
137 Va May
Ohio
&
preferred
Carter
2
42 l/a Jan
70
25
4Va%
Carriers
Oct
Jan
25
18 Va Nov
35
7
26
28 V2 Jun
51% Aug
3
43% May
54
2Va Jun
124 y4 Jan
2
No
Clinchfield
Po^ver & Light
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier, Corp common
3
29% Jun
44
Jan
7
riticEs
Wednesday
Dec. 8
lo
Carolina
41 % Jun
'
Tuesday
Dec. 2
_5
Mfg Co
Corp
Carolina
Mar 12
9% Jan
4 % May
71V2 Oct
10
22
July 23
Nov
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
May 21
29 Va Jan
8
44% Feb
30% May 29
108
60% Jan
32
45% Mar 14
28
26% Jun
24
23^/8 Nov
15 Vb Mar
13
:
96
39 Va Oct
11
32% Jan
1
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
YOFK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Mar 16
56
24
22
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
IJUghest
Lowest
'57
'
■
56%
Va
/ 112%
%
22
3a
112
IO71/2
40 0
.
!
32 200
18.000
4.300
247,400
22
22V4
30%
29%
30 '/a
14%
14%
117/8
7.000
20
20 Vi
20
20%
3.700
24'4
24%
241%
24%
6.500
3.900
2.700
5
23%
24
23%
24%
24 Va
5
40 Vt
40 %
39%
40
40
401/4
39%
40 Va
40%
401/a
2 000
50c
57%
58
57%
58
57%
58%
58%
59 3
58 7%
59%
29.000*
a
,
Number
198
Volume
6323
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2233)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range fox Previous
Year 1902
Lowest
105'/4 Jun
87
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
Lowest
Highest
Dec
90
14
92% Jsn
Oct
3,1
5
Dec
Feb
28
5 Va Dec
25
Oct
210
6
Corning
91 Va Dec
5
3 Vb 7c
Nov
22
3%%
10 Va Sep
26
15% Jan
31
Coty
Mar 21
6% Sep
23
68% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
61
Dec
3
17
83
Dec
27
81% Apr
5
84 Vb Dec
2
19% Feb
26
10% July
21%; Dec
12
Mar 13
Jun
28
26
Oct
24
27% Aug
17% Oct
y*
18
11 % Apr
24% Nov
24
42 Va Mar 19
30
:
Dec
18
i Jun
14
34% Dec
48
; Sep
91'
Oct
86% Jun
48% Nov
18
2
45
Jan
4
95% Nov
"4
11
2
• May
3
21% Mar 29
107% Feb
27
x\J
„
«
103
19
58
$2
23
109 Vb Oct
2
25
Jun
27
10
Jan
5%%
25
1.9
45% Oct
3
70 Va Jan
29
9% May 29
19% Dec 28
33% Jgn
2
19% Jan
3
24% Jun
20
5% Sep
23
b Va Feb
14
20
Jun
28
14 % Feb
20 % Aug
35 Vb Aug
21
47% Oct
78
24
3
*96%
91 '/a
97%
*96 Va
97 %
*91 %
93
11 Vb
11 Va
96 V
a
11'/a
96%
IBS
11'a
*96%
UVb
97 Vb
11'a
49
4%
11 Va
*11
4%
4%
%7a
11Vb
600
47a
60 '4
■60%
*59 %
3
38 Vb Feb
Aug
7
6.
1034
60 %
*84
61,
Vz
86
*84
86
4%
*4%
*85
8 J
330
10%
11
10 %
11'/a
11%
11%
21%
21 VA
XI Va
11V4
21%
21 %
8,100
21%
21%
21%
3,600
1
25%
25%
*25 %
25
Va
25 VA
25
19 Va
19 VB
19%
19%
19%
32%
19%
32 %
33 VB
19%
53.030
32%
33
32%
33
L8.4 )0
48Vi
48
48
43 V»
52%
22 7
*48
53V'4
52%
b
x53 %
5334
53%
9.6 %
55 Va
22 300
96 %
96 V4
22%
96 '4
96 Vb
23%
260
22 7
108
108 %
23Vb
108%
23 330
'106%
22 %
109
2*,%
6%
6%
6%
7
53 Vb
22%
*53'.,
22%
6%
55
t
7
*53 %
55
23 Va
a
*1
23
% vj
22%
22 %
*lc
4
23
6%
*53%
11
10%
10%
11 Vb
20 %
20%
20%
21
6%
7VB
6%
No par
7
34
7
6%
34Vb
33%
34
33 7
a
No par
*11 V-i
11%
11%
11%
111
a
1
33%
11%
xl8%
19V4
18 %
19
18 Va
1
18 %
x363a
36%
*36%
*36%
37 %
57%
common
A
Inc
10
54
55
37 %
55
5512
56
230
22%
5,600
6%
8 300
*53 '4
11
20%
%
8
>
(j%
55
11
1
1
22 1
67i)
20%
6%
100
53 Va
96 %
23
22%
53%
53 7
53'%
97
5
100
*48
22%
23 Vb
108
48 V*
*96 %
.97
a
*48
48'%
No par
preferred
2,100
19%
31%
*96%
preferred—100
prior preferred
25'/a
19 Vb
33%
*48
America—12.50
common
25 Vb
19
32 Va
No par
Culler-Hammer
1,900
21'%
10%
Class
%
11%
20%
prior
1,903
60
21 Va
13 %
$4
33
25Va
*20 3a
$1.60
11,600
5
60
86
*85
199
21%
Inc
Curtis-Wright
10
198Vb
60
5
26
.npl
*
84 V a
200
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Publishing common
1
3
Jan
Press
59 Va
S3 Va
common—2.50
oi
5
5D
Curtis
14
13% Oct
5
199
25%
preferred
Cuneo
18
31% Feb
33 %
Seal
convertible
4%%
24% May 16
52
Mar 20
10
Apr
12 Vz Oct
8% Aug 20
17% Nov 22
16
31V, Mav 29
6';%
4
25 '4 Jan
19
27
3
Mar
10
Mar 13
35
25
8% Dec
14 VR Jun
96 »b
91%
1
Publishing
&
T S Corp_
Cudahy Packing Co
6
13% Feb
13
96%'
Corp common—5
preferredNo par
$4.20
13
6% Nov
19% Aug 23
15 Vb' Jan
12%' Feb
91%
201
25
C
liK Jan
25
25
52 % Jan
Cork
Crucible Steel Co
6V'4 Oct
22
*91.
198%
No par
preferred.
4
11
14% Jun
5 % Jun
91%
Crown Zellerbach
24
Jan'
25% Sep
7
Jan
Apr
100 '■*
Crown
ek
i*»
Sh:r«s
202%
*91
100
Corp com
tn«
91 Vb.
25
common
Crowell-Coliier
6
27
Dec. 6
'Z J 6
202
1
5%
convertible preferred
Crompton & Knowles Corp
10
39% Jun
Feb
97
7
22
24% Oct
2
22
44
Friday
Dec. 5
'
%
1947—100
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 4
'■uuVa
100
2
Crescent Petroleum
19
Sep
Co
3%%
19
27
of
ser
——
Crane
8
25% Feb
5
24
,59% Jan
8
Aug
12%
14% Jan
3
20% Jun
41
37% Aug
2
20
24
preferred
Inc
PRT'TS
Wednesday
Dec. 3
200
Coty International Corp class A—lc
Foreign transactions
17
24
11% Oct
,5
—
SALE
Tuesday
Dee. 2
»r
98
preferred
HIGH
Monday
I
24
Oct
22
LOW AND
STOCK
21
91
76 Vb Jan
36
YORK
JEXCHANGE
Glass Works common
Feb
87 Vz Jan
27
96% May 17
21% Mar 12
5
11
152% Mar
194% Mar 19
27
NEW
Highest
%
55
200
11 "a
11%
1,803
20%
21%
2 000
7%
17 400
6%
6%
34
34
34
34
11%
11'a
11%
18
11%
18 V)
1.500
IS
18 Va
23 003
37
37
36%'
37 V)
1,000
57
58%
57 3
4
59 Va
6,300
42
42%
1.4C0
D
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40 % Jan
7
'86 % Jan
5
91
Dec
12
89 % Apr
3
93
15% Feb
7
2
J~% Dv
5
22Va Sep
16
32
18
11
May 29
9% Jun
13
18% Mar 12
25
20% May 29
29% Jan
Jan
13% Jab)
21
2
2
J,.n
21
77% July 27
85'% Dec
78% Aug
2
81% Aug 30
86
D
c
31
Dec
13
87
34% May 28
51%
Anr,
57% Feb
13
15
2
12% Jun
27
26 %
38 Va Jun
26
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
&
Light
21%
29
29%
28 V b
*84
28%
*84
85 Va
5,900
84
*8 4
*84
86
*84 Vb
86
85 Va
10
*84 Va
86
88 Va
*87 %
*84%
86.
46
88 Va
*87%
88 Va
Anr
*87%
88%
*87 %
83 %
18
Decca
75% Oct
23% July
3
56 :'s
Delaware
7*% Dec
Delta
2
32% Jun
12
Inc
50(
&
67%
27
*26%
20%
20%
4
DeSoto
Chemical
Detroit
Edison
Detroit Steel Corp_T—
26
34 % Jan
10
31 % Jan
24
39% Juri
II
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
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24
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2
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3
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25
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22
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2
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25
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2
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22
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19
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3
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29
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2
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31
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5
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22
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11
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25
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16
13
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26
6
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13
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27
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5
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2
27
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10
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14
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48
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12
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19
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2
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45
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17
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8
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50
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2
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4
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2
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9
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4
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22
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6
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18
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13
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15
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12
Oct
24
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55
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21
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1
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5
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2
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25
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27
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57
9
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3
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9
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9
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1
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22
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15
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May 29
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29
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7
11
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14
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16
14
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36
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19%
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20
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class
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1
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12%
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com
1
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preferred
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Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Co
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5
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2
11
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14
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18
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13% Jan
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18
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5% Aug 26
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18
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10
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preferred
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21
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National
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66%
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243
44
50
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4%
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25%
■
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preferred
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Eltra
.
24--
16
25%
107 'a
.50
preference
Bond
25 VB Dec
57% May 14
51
Mar
6
65
361
64%
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Stop
Emery
21% Feb
2
25 330
25%
—50
Products
Emerson
32% rw
9% Jan
23Vb
31%
1534
41%
preferred
13
45% May 16
4 % Feb
13
July 18
9.900
4
30%
a
17 %
12%
28
58 Vb Mar 11
13
25%
22 3
313
64' '4
41%
29 % Jun
2% Nov
26
23%
25 Va
50
80% Jun
Jan
25 Va
22%
31
237%
17%
12%
4% %
El
13%
1
a
24
15%
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Ekco
27%
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a
25%
31%
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4 Va %
27%
239
:ie
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501.,
23 VB May 20
19% Jan
38
23
27
2
63
,
26% Feb
34% Sep
29
Jan
2
18% May 29
11 % Nov
Nov
Aug 22
34 Vz May 29
30
,
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26 %
23 Mi
.
64%
■
31
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17%
28
Echlin
Aug 28
4
85
24
1
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30 7
85
12% Oct
2
27
235%
5
com
Specialty Co
Dec
•'
26%
31%
Electronic
21%
4.400
85
1
1
21%
31 Va
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5
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Mar 20
25,
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30% Nov. 18
16
21%
27%
Electric
Oct
21
-No par
25
26
21%
26
—
80% Sep
43 % Oct
Sep
7.003
21%
25%
common
40% Oct
30
25%
20%
25%
4
24 Va
1
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6
19
25
20%
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Aug 26
25 3 4
21%
26 Vb
20 3
157a
preferred
Electric
July 23
5 103
25 Va
25%
l
Nov
25 7 a
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b% Apr
9
25%
50
Elastic
24
25%
25'a
prior
Electric
17
25
Manufacturing Co com— 1
conv
preferred.—
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30
5
^.230
23%
4 4%
26
4% %
39% May 21
26
17%
25 Va
44'b
27 7
16 Vb
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$3.60
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31% Apr
Jan
17%
44
16%
2
16
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9
26% Jan
18
43%
16%
24
25
18
41%
113 Vb
26 % •1*11
19
3 503
17%;
%
10
29% Oct
Mar
27%
18
41
Corp—2.5u
98% Jun
Jun
Oct
4%%
5
30 Vz Jun
31 %
26%
17%
40
27'%
25%
preferred
Eastern
30
15 Vb Oct
2
18
27
35% Dec
35Vb Jun
Feb
91% July 30
1120 •% Mar 27
a
18
15 3
Co_,
8 200
27%
25%
Inc
8 930
47%
47
39%
5
Eastman
41%
a
18
50c
Air
30
17
27 3
3 800
13.030
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Co
Gas
33% Jan
38% Dec
47%'
23%
Eastern
37 Vb Nov
24
47
31
"
27
23% Sep
22 Vb Oct
12
27
14
46%
23%
Eastern
30
Sep
5% Jun
46
Eagle-Picher Co
28 Vz Nov 29
8
2
46%
64
conv
27
6 % Jan
46
.40%
30%
preferred
-
30
20
47
42%
21%
W G Cigar Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
Nov
101
46%
41VA
_No par
D
3
26
Apr
38'VJ-iri
17
24
42V4
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$2.10 preferred
26
24
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4
Dec
101
50 Va Jun
Jan
41%
1.25
:
preferred
33% Nov
4% Sep
8
23
18% Mav 29
122% Apr
1110% Nov
Jun
52
41%
31 Va
4.10%
Apr
7
23
64 Vb
4.20%
Mar 21
Jan
May 28
15%
22%
preferred
21
50% Mar
19
97% Mar
15%
22%
preferred
4%
90
30
15%
22 Vb
2
—
preferred
6
4
July 24
151/4
23'/a
31 Va
de
$4.15
47% Aug
22
106 Va
15%
22%
42 VA
63 Vb
Chemicals
7.003
15%
23%
«
Industries
$3.75
15% Jan
115 Vb Mar 15
Inc
Duquesne Light Co
Aug 13
9
15%
22:%
42%
z
Chemical
$3.50
8%
Vb
22 7
41%
Ltd
$4.50 preferred
18
34% Aug
9
15
22 V4
Corp
27 Vb Oct
101
8%
15%
1
International
46% Jan
25
-15%
9
transactions
Fund
Dunhill
16
24
2 400.
1
du
23
Jun
56%
No par
No par
Duplan
27% Jan
.9% Oct
56 %
—16%c
4
55% Feb
93% Dec
85
56%
2.50
Inc__
12
22
7
9.800
55%
Corp
2J
3
22
56
8%
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31% May 29
15% July
56
9
20%
13
80% Jun
55%
8%
64
19
2
55'a
9
a
20
16% Jun
20% Jan
56
87
64
24% Feb
23
1 500
55 Va
47%
63 3
>
18% Oct
14 Vb
33
47%
20 %
29 % Feb 19
Nov
13%
32%
47%
19'„
481'a Jun
23
14
33
47%
63 3
50
13
13%
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48
20 Vb
7
33 Vb Dec
14%
33%
47
14
1
10% Nov
13%
33
48%
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47 %Jun
12
13%
33%
63'a
109% Mar 15
•
43 430
13%
47%.
1
Pont
7,400
10.500
2.50
Ltd.:
Power
7 103
18%
32 Va
a
33
1
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20 Vb
18%
32 a
1
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Corp
Dresser
3 100
48%
DuBois
4
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16% Dec
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Duke
Sep
261
24
'84
32 .Vb Mar 22
18%
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1
18 V, Nov
22
Nov
18%
32%
Drowrys Limited USA Inc
16 Vb Se})
_
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220
15
19
32 ',b
22% Aug 30
10
13% Jan
Aug 12
18%
32%
6;>
2
27
Apr
97% Apr
81 Vb July 12
24 Vb May 29
; Mar
32
18%
32%
50c
Donnelley (R R) & Sons
Douglas Aircraft Co__—
66 Vb Dec
•
Jun
40
Foreign
Dominick
,
18
32 VB
6130
45 230
23 3-')
Productions
Houses
Mines
20 Vb
17%
32 3 a
transactions
Pepper
Dome
Aug 20
20%
17%
Corp
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne
Dobbs
,Dr.
26%
23%
Corp
Club Inc__
18:% July 31
16
,
69
47Vb
Fruit
23% Mar 26
Foreign
51%
68
26%
3 730
No par
.
Corp
40% Feb
21
Co
National
Distillers
51%
68%
20%
700
53.200
27
32%
14
45Vb
B
—15
Stores
DiGiorgio
4
1
—__1
Co
23
23 V, Jan
Coatings
68 3
10
Alkali
Oct
5
51%
70
27
20%
I 1
Dec"
20%
51
27'/4
17
22%
51
67 VB
Sep
15%.pe ;
May 29
50%
Va
51
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19 Va Nov
15
75
51%
20i
x20%
2
24
73 Va
20:%
45%
70%
2
4
73
20%
45%
21%
10% Jan
16% Nov
71%
21%
27%
31 % Jan-
»■>
45 Vb
71 Va
20%
68 V)
4
r
45%
69%
21%
27%
31
Diana
45%
70%
x21 Va '
51%
_3
18% Jan
1A
45%
69%
21%
20%
Inc
31% Dec
,12%
*45 V2
69%
%
2.50
Lines
Supply Co of N Y
20
7
45 %
68'%
Light Co— —6.75
30
De
45%
No par
.
84
2
1
.
Hudson
86
Rio Grande West RR.No par
Air
Denv
100
A
51%
69 Vb
Dentist's
Mav 29
2
&
series
Delaware Power &
Sep
6
9% Jan
Records
Deere & Co—
2
3
28%
86
86
2
.
28%
180
*84
ian
11
li,300
*84
18
15
21%
*87 Vb
Feb
17% Feb
21%
-100
19 % Jan
18
21%
28%
.100
26
11% Oct' 26
21 Vb
29%
4,700
C
12
IOV'4 Oct
22 %
54,003
B__
15
21
17%
series
29% Feb
40
92
17%
series
■22 VJ. Jan
Nov
42%
92
18 %
*90
17%
3.75%
26% Oct
50
22%
29%
42 %
92
17%
92
17 Va
3.90
15
9% Oct
31
21'%
23
common—7
42%
*90
17%
3.75%
25
30
15
21%
22 %
50c
41 VB
41%
92
■
Preferred
36% Mgr
4
16 Vb
Preferred
18% Mar 27
9
41
92
16%
Preferred
15% Jun
12% Mar
41 %
90%
16 %
Jan
21 % Jun
7 VB May 29
41 Vb
90%
5
88 % Jun
Feb
46%
1
-.100
common..
preferred series A
Mills inc—:
River
90
51 % Jan
20
Dec
55% Feb
41'% Oct
Dan
87 % Jun
May 10
45%
16
Sep
Corp
3%%
2
4
Mar
82
.Dana
3
AUg
14
84% Nov
87
31
46% Sep
preferred calledBrewing Corp
50
1
47
8
5
:
47b
4%
5
5
47b
5
4 5nO
'
*18
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18 VB
43%/
44%
42'a
43 %
Vb
6%
6 Vb
6%
25%
2 5 Vb
25%
6%
25 %
*50%
32
6%
25Vz
51
32
6
25 VB
*50%
32
417/e
*50 Vb
51,
32 Vb
'
32 Vb
42%
18
41 Va
6
18%
41%
6 Vb
18'a
40%
6
2.100
18%
41
41 3b
'
61/4
25%
■
1.00
23 °09
2 610
25Vb
25 Vb
253'a
51
50
5038
*495a
50%
40
33%
331/4
33 Tb,
33 Va
33 3b
4."00
_
The
18
(2234)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 9, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
29
13% Jun
25
28
6% Jun
14
10*4 Mar 13
11 % Oct
24
23%. Feb
Jun
25
31
34
28
12% Oct
2
Jan
Apr
21
23% Feb
26% Nov
Mar 29
May 28
20
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
30
19,
42% Mar 15
37*% Mar 12
48% Oct
Fawick Corp.
11,% Nov 14
5
2
15% Nov 26
8% Jan
6% Apr
2
6% Oct
24
'14*4 Feb
14% Oct
25
22*4 Feb
7
30*4 Oct
25
44% Feb
7
10
18
19*4 May
8
Mar 21
30% Aug
2
42
3
24% May 22
22% July 11
24
May 10
54% Jan
2
42 % Jan
2
58% Nov
14
37% Jun
Dec
6
12% Sep
16
18% Jun
7
35% Jan
2
46% Sep
17
23% Mar 20
35% Dec
-
37
27
17
lO'/s May 29
24
53% Feb
6
20
31% Feb
15
May 29
28% Dec
5
Oct
29
18 Vb Jun
14
2
Jan
2o
25va Oct
13% Oct
20
60% Jun
12
First
23% July
23% Sep
11
5
Flintkote
11% Sep
25
2
46% Jan
3% Jun
25
28*4 Jun
25
47
Jan
40% Feb
48% Jun
25
82% Feb
65% Jan
12% Oct
24
24
30
,
Dec
18% Oct
26
40*4
Jan
Jan
22
96
Dec
21
29% Jan
Fluor
/
Jan
4
18*4 July 15
11% Jan
2
17*4 Sep
8% Jan
2
11% Sep
22*4 Nov
8
59
13
■
24
24
45% Feb
Oct
24
67
26% Oct
24
Nov
21
29
,42% Apr
19% Jan
11
7% Oct
3
7% Aug
6
9% Jan
24
19*4 Oct
3
29% Jan
12
22% Jan
2
34% Dec
6
17% May 29
27% Feb
15
24% Jan
2
33% Jun
78*/2 May 29
85
Nov
20
84
Jan
15
30*4 Oct
46% May 22
28% Nov
27
43% Jan
2
35% Nov
26
36% Oct
29
15
42*4 Nov
44%
44%
44%
45%
>45%
45%
7,200
34
34
34*4
34*4
35
347B
35%
32,100
557s
7,800
13%
900
32 %
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32
4,800
31 »e
31*4
31*4
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
3074
31
6,400
46%
48 %
45 %
46%
46
47%
47
47*4
46
47
37*4
37%
37*4
37%
37%
3778
21,800
35%
37*4
36%
37%
36%
37%
37,600
52
52 %
No par
*46*4
Co__25
7%
Railway
9,200
7%
10
800
774
774
8,700
11,000
42*4
42%
42
%
42%
42%
43
43
43%
73
74*4
73%
74 %
74
74'4
7474
74%
15%
15%
15*4
15%
15%
15%
157B
16%
7.300
51
52%
51%
51%
51 *4
51%
51*4
51%
52
53%
33,600
21*4
21%
20%
21%
20%
21*4
20%
21
20%
2174
17,600
*95%'
97*%
*95%
97 %
*95%
97%
*95%
*95%
97 7b
42 *
17
17
16%
17*4
*12%
13*%
*12%
13%
16 %
14
16
2
4
16%
16%
16%
17%
17
*13
„10
16%
97%
16%
17
16%
*12*4
13
*12 74
17
17
10,600
1778
6,700
13
17
17
4,400
1
11%
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1174
7,600
51%
52 %
51%
51%
51
51%
50%
51 *4
50%
5074
189,500
2
10*8
10%
10*4
10%
10*4
10%
10*4
10%
10%
10*4
30,900
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
22%
3,900
39%
41
39%
40
39%
41
39
4C%
38%
397s
32,700
29%
29%
30
30 '/a
30%
29%
30 >4
2974
30
Co
Co
Dairies
Inc
,__10
'
1
Co
i
Corp
,\29%
50c
1
10
1
__10o
,
Stores
preferred
4%
46
15%
_1
Freeport Sulphur Co
Fruehauf Corp common—
>•
7%
,120
103
46
73 *4
:_2__2.50
10
Fram Corp
6
88%,
*101
45%
2.50
Mineral
Franklin
88%
103
45%
8
8
89%
*101
46*4
15
No par
common
8%
*88%
103
45%
47
6,200
72 *4
x42
2.50
Inc
90
*88%
*101
101%
8
8 %
,
90
*88%
101%
pfd series of '51-—15
Motor
Foxboro
38% May 27
89*4 Aug 26
200
55%
*13%
31%
90
Foster-Wheeler Corp
31% May 20
,
45 Vb
33%
47
Corp
Stores
Foremost
7% Oct
26% Mar 19
44%
33 %
103
convertible preferred
Mart Inc
Ford
23
25
1
44%
32%
Giant Markets Inc common_-l
Foote
,
Sep
22% Oct
_
43%
*46%
nfd—
Coast
Power
Fair
Food
14% Jan
Feb
13%
*88%
Corp LtdCorp
\</:
3
Sep .13
11
15%
557
vb
13%
*101%
C
M
Food
13
1
55%
13 %
No par
2nd
A
conv
$4.20 divid
24% July 15
3
56
13 %
preferred—..100
preferred
Florida
Mar
55*4
13%
'7,300
Florida Power & Light Co
9% May
55%
13%
31,300
29
42
55 %
13%
3,400
>;
51%
97% Oct
4
57 %
13%
36 %
24*4
16%
23 74
Food
26
56 */4
1,200
36
*24
16%
20 Yb
5
8
Dec
24 *4
16%
23 %
7
20% Mar 29
36%
*24
16%
16%
8,800
5074
9
3
47
36
24%
16%
6%
20
10
14% Jan
7
36*4
*24
Co common
Jun
21*4 Jan
26
36
23%
19,800
6%
23%
Rubber
&
Natiorial Stores
Florida, East
11
May 29
10*4 Jun 25
8% Nov
36*4
23%
6 7s
6%
20%
Tire
$2.25 conv B 2nd
17
6
13% May 29
36 Vb Jun
36
23%
2,100
6'a
6%
7
52
25% Feb
21
36*4
23%
15%
45%
19%
F
20
36
15%
45 %
23
6
Sep
16%
16*4
45%
50%
53*4 Dec
Nov
16%
Paper
78*4 Sep
16% Mar 13
16%
15%
45*4
20%
2
20
16%
16
45%'
23%
2
95
6%
15%
45 *4
20
Jan
3
6%
16
45*4
22 %
20
14
6%
Fischback & Moore Inc
35% Jan
30% Mai-
29 Vb Oct
45 "4
20%
$4.50
23
,15%
23 %
$4
Jan
16*4
45 %
52%
27
5
16
45%
20
25
5
4,200
1
5
22%
Nov
6*4 Feb
10%
52%
Jun
47% Sep
10%
20%
90
3
10%
23 *4
104
41% Jan
10%
53
2
13
10%
20*8
23
Feb
10%
22%
Jan
46
11
52 * 4
85'% Jan
26
10%
5
26*4 Mar 16
35*/2 Jun
11%
No par
2
90
10%
35%
2
8
10,000
2
38
2
Mar 16
13%
35%
17% Jan
Mar
7.500
13%
37*4
18% Jan
87
29%
137 a
37%
50*4 Jan
104
29
13%
X29%
36%
8
1
30
14
35 »4
2
23
30%
13%
37*4
72 % Jan
24
30
14*8
No par
20% May
'
29%
13%
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
Firestone
24
Oct
89
28
Sep
46%
31*4 Jan
24
May 29
85
Oct
July 23
2
23
43 */4 Oct
80% Aug
15
50 *4 Jan
23 7b Oct
12
'
2
Apr
22
32
48% Mar 21
"24
Sep
36*4 Apr,
2
Nov
66
39
27% Jan
40
35% Mar 15
22% May 29
29 %
14%
1
Products__No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
10
Filtrol Corp
!
---1
Financial
Federation Inc————1
Fiberboard
Shares
29%
14
Corp
Ferro
the Week
Dec. (i
28
__
6
Friday
Dec. 5
1
Pacific Electric Co com__. 1
5%% conv 2nd pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
4.60%
preierred
25
Federated Dept Stores
—__1.25
Fenestra Inc
—10
8
Thursday
Dec. 4
5
_+
.
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Federal
9*4 May
23% Jan
27
Par
Sales for
Tuesday
Monday
Fedders Corp
,
.__
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
"
5
,
Oct
16
19% May 17
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
•
3,500
8*2
8%
8%
8%
8%
32 %
32
32 %
32%
33%
33 *4
34 >4
33%
34%
56,700
30
30%
30
30%
30*8
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
23,300
87
88
87
87
88
87
87
88%
110
29%
*
8%
31%
303b
30%
30 %
5,900
8 %
8%
*87
8%
8%
*87
1,400
G
35% Jun
25,
2% Oct
58
24
Feb
21
39
Jun
13
40 '4 Mar 20
58% Dec
4
21
Mar 19
.4%
3*4 Jan
6% Mar 28
4
14
27*4 Jan
10
Jan
2
17*4 May 29
26% Jan
2
17% Nov
26
22% Apr
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
11
Oct
28
13 *4
23*4 Jun
26
32 % Feb
16
94% Jan
8
Oct
15*4 Jun
19
1
31% Oct
100*4 Nov
28
8
10% Jan
Jun
4 *4 Oct
Gar Wood Industries
2
9
Jan
convertible
4%%
General
Apr
General
1
General
General
Electric
Co J
9,
General
Finance
General
General
Instrument
7
General
21% Jan
Apr
22
90*4
Sep
17% Dec
4
18
42% Oct
2
16
116*4 Feb'
: -7«"b Dec
4
118% Jun
5
114
Jan
2
31
87
Jan
3
1
59
9
9
34
7% Jan
2
22*4 Mar 28
44*4 Jan
1
1
$5
preierred
General
Precision
$1.60
18*4 Oct. 24
29
Jan
2
227a Jan
19% Feb
20
30*4 Apr
4
23
16
Oct
22
Jun
25
102*4 Feb
Jun
14
106% Apr
42% Feb
Refractories
Jun
6,
General
31*4 Jun
3'
General
Signal
Steel
20% Jan
100
$1.30
preierred
8
$1,25
2
32
Dec
5
General
15*2 Nov
14
General
1
General
27% May
Apr
101% Jan
16
4
107% Nov
20
Oct
3
38% Dec
4
23
104% July
5
19
34
3
43
62% Jan
2
16
% Afar
52
Feb
58 '4 Jan
22
40*4 May 29
12*% Jun 25
'20
Jan
6
19
53
23
Feb
Mar
11
21
5
23% Jun
27
34% Nov
24
55
Jan
26
22% Nov
2
29*4 Oct
*4 Nov- 12
29
3i% Dec' .4
29
28*4 Oct
Jan
28
43% Mar 15
33
Jan
11
'3
32% Mar 21
23*4 Jan
2
14
9% Jan
2
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
14% Feb
24
45% Feb
24
36 %
Tan
2
15 *4 Nov
21 Vb Nov
9% May 29
14
26
15*4 Feb
9% Nov 29
72% Jan
36% Oct
22
24% Oct
24
30 % Jun
21
14
41*4 Dec
12 *4 Jun
27'
20 '4 Jan
12%, Oct
42% Jan
54% Feb
25% Jun
>
44% Jan
31% Mar
2
July 18
1918
,7'an
8
22
6% Oct
8
20
19% Aug 2S
J
18
24*4 Feb
13% Nov
24
62 % Feb
35
Jan
2
34% Oct
26
43% Jan
■2
12% Oct
23
473b Feb
42% Jan
Nov
22
24% Anr
15
33% Jan
2
Oct
25
Dec
3
28
Jan
4
Nov
27
% Jan
2
143
29
23'
2
31
a
54
l--s
It
2
30% Alar 18
48% Nov
Tire
Granby
21
3%%
Ltd__
Shoe
Ohio
Oil
12
u
Jan
2
39% Mar 28
Gulf
States
923« Nov
22
97% Jun
28
$4.20
13
ion V4 Feb
28
$4.40
preferred
For footnotes,
4
110% Jun
18
6
22% Nov
12
see
page
25
23 7
69%
71
69%
71
26 3 4
26%
27 %
26%
27%
161,700
12'%
12%
12%
12%
12*4
11.1.00
26%
4
12
39%
14 3 ii
25 %
26 Va
253
31%
32'b
32%
32%
32%'
32%
31 %
323a
31 7
32 3
32
32 34
39 3 a
24%
»
preferred
39*%
28
28'%
27 3b
28
27 "h
28
14
14'4
14
14'it
137«
14%
59,800
41%
5.6C0
10*4
10
55%
X543a
41
8
$4.44
4 $5
Utilities
41%
41%
41%
16%
17
16%
16%
10 %
10
54'a
10
10
10
55
54%
55
54%
4138
40%
41%
41
34'%
34%
34'%
34%
34%
44%
43%
45
44%
16
16
*15%
24'%
*15%
16
18%
18
23%
23 %
24
17%
24%
$5.08
17%
,41,200
23%
9,700
84
84 */2
4*8
4
84
84
*84
37a
4
4
4
4
46 7
50
a
93
'
41 5s
44%
38%
L__No par
*92
94"^
13%
51 %
51%
52
53V4
53 34
53%
54
17%
17%
17%
16%
17V4
16%
,
13%
93
93
41%
40%
443s
44%
45%
36 %
*99%
102
•
94%
B
36%
'
*99 3b
102
*106
106%
*106
10634
*105%
107
*105*4
107
________2 50
20%
21*8
20%
20 3 8
*106
;
105*%
19%
94
94%
102
6,200
47*4 -:
46%/
7
I-931-4
17,000
931%
93%
2,100
40%
40%
40%
16,500
45 Vb
44%
44%
92%
-92%
47 V4
47 Va
36%
37'4
44%
93
*92
47
.
47 V*
36%
37*8
*91%
.
7,100
100
'
84,100
23,000
/
94
*91 Va
94
94%
94%
94%
94%
*99%
100 Va
*99%
100 %.
106%
106
,/
106
106 3 4
*106
105%
*105%
20
500
'
2314
93
93
36%
9438
Y
6,600
153%
23%
■
9 900
56,200
17%
X40
40%
*91%
94
94%,
100
Co
T-;
47
36%
47'%
47
*99 3
*92
93
*91%
______:____100
47*8
4,700
•
46
153
23 %
r-. 46%
,
45
.
154%
23 VB
41 Yb
44%
94%
95
*152%
93
4034
363i
95
48
154'%
46%
47 3 a
x47.
23%
36%
*91 *b
46%
154*%
2
conv.No par
joo
49 '
46 *
*92
13,001
13%
13:%
50*2
23%
47
27,700
54
46 7%
45%
39%
39 3 it
53 %
23 7 i,
■
6,100
39%
"
39
46*4
*92
42%
44%
:■
350
4*8
.
8
155
o a i'
93
1
oar
icq
______
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155
23%
46 *4
100
preferred
Gustin-Baron
17%
22%
4
85
,48*4
9,300
21.2T0
84 3
*83*4
16%
18%
23%
17%
85%
16%
17%
b
23%
17%
24'%
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38 3b
200
T6
17
17 %
23%
38%
2,900
49,500
a
23
17%
24 %
38 5 a
49 7
23 V8
18%
23 7
16'%
38 7«
3478
*15%
23 Vb
23%
4
4 7 500
42
'
18%
18
33,200
55.
46
16
16 4-
4
34' 4'
46 "4
1,800
5,600
10*8
:
41%
3434
43%
5.600
16'a
•16%
415b
%
34%
44%
8.33 *-'•!
preferred
preferred-
>
54%
34%
18%
Vb
17%
16%'
!__
41
41%
43%
493a
Co
.
41 %
/10%
4038
/
.1
29 54
6,900
39
10
3
3,000
39%
14 3
5d%
40*4
Co/._.3
Vi
73,800
28%
24*4
com.No
39
a
39J4
17%
,
153%
_____
a
27%
42 '4
48%
^
Corp
8
39%
157«
Corp.
14,703
25%
32
32 3'4
39*4
-
27%
16 5s
2,300
32
a
38%
4
31%
a
153%
RR
preferred
94% Nov
16*2 Aug
23%
32
32 7
No par
Aircraft Eng
Afobile <fe
$5
195*4 Dec
23%
53%
*
25 3
12*%
_________100
com
Manufacturing
Gulf
Mar 12
12
53 %
71
24
Greyhound Corp common
4 %#
conv
preference..
8
41
24%
12%
;17%
Co„i_l
21,900
53 Va
53
70%
-
2.50
Tea
52 3
1C0
51%
25 %
4
Pacific
Sugar
11
108% Mar 14
1,400
52
17%
Stores
preferred '___
50% Sep
Jan lo
15% Oct 23
103 Va
103
103
103%
'
94% Nov
105
103'/a
103 3b
102*4
*102
13%
4
101% July 23
% Jan 20
12,900
53 7
2
1 OR
38 Va
53;,4
Jan
6
38%
53%
38% Jan
4
38%
53%
82
Sen
38%
26'.,
39
_
19
o.s
170
38%
38
38
24%
24%
50 %
31
09% Fob
108%
106'a
70%
32
100"
55,800
102%
106%
51%
23%
a
24*-b
*101'a
106%
70%
32 %
____—_____6.25
24 3
24%
102 Va
106%
71
18*4
36,100
102*4
52%
*15%
8
107%
24
%
81% Dec
1
102
147
101%
13%
44*4 Apr
43% Apr
17
37
328,700
*106*%
49
27
Dec
37
1,800
DO
2
24%
102'
13%
24
107
24%
102
102
5
common
&
30% Oct
103% July 18
14%
...5
Co
70% Jun
,
15
50
Gulf
7
31%
143b
4
Co
Western
143a
30 *8
14 5 8
23%'
■
14%
30*4
*106*2
26 Va
31 Va
a
2,200
27%
26 Va
32
'
13*2
Grumman
12
,
''27%
27
14%
14%
■
071<,
07
*26%
27
31%
29 7
30
*2
*26%
49%
52 *4 Mav 13
Mar
47.200
1334
46%
97
3,400
25%
51
2
97% Jun
25%
24*2
13%
3
94% May 11
17,300
25%
26
50%
22
2
15%
26 34
25%
28
*27
,
12
Ore
Prop
No par
Paper Co -.25
Great Northern Ry-Co
No pa r
Great Western Financial
Corp..
1
7",
12.5C0
26 %
Iron
Great
54,700
32%
15%
16
400
6
57a
32 V'2
4
26 3
Atlantic
Greeh
34
/
5%
22%
Xl5%
2,400
25 3 a
u
Northern
30 "a Jan
Jan
25'
•
a
16
15%
x26 %
34
534
32%
5 7 it
32 7
a
Nor
R' % Jan
Ju" r 24
132 3
88
-
35
*34 V2
.35
Great
35% Nov
93
29 3 a
4
5%
Great
5
13
28 3
35
6
Great
5
19
303a
15*2
____5
Grayson-Robinson
26
90
31,200
25
41%
_
preferred
47*4 Dec
27% May 29
3
87% Jan
303s
24 3it
No par
Rubber
Co_
City Steel
30% Dec
Sep
29%
70 *„
5.
Co
(W T)
64%,Nov
Nov
30
27*2
102
,110
Mining Co
Granite
14
96
29
15%
,__5
&
&
Union
Grand
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
.
12,200
24*4
14%
X41 %
____
(B F)
(W, R)
Grant
Dec
,15
22%
27
lo
Graniteville
"9% Apr
July
h
115%-
114%
'
Inc
Co
9
37% Nov
55
700
22 3
h
243a
14%
Globe-Wernicke Inc
4
27
4
21
52 '4 Oct.
88%
22%
a
27 3
25
»
88 %
22%
15 7
36%
Corp
21% Apr
2'
88%
'23
33'h
32%
25
5
Gould-National Batteries Inc
.
89
22 %
27'
'
107 %
._.__5
Goodyear
30*4 Oct
Jun
,i--
3
21% Oct
33*4
104
;__i
11
8
60% Jan
Calif. 1
Inc___
25
81*4 Jan
32% N5v
of
Corp
Cards
433a Oct
1,7'a Dec
115*2
*88%
h
51%
49% Jun
33% Apr
"5%
24s »
5
_1
Globe-Union
Goodrich
2
*34
36 %
*106%.
i^_4
1'
_1_
Co
14
86 ''2 Jun
115 %
22 7
36%
29 3 w
30%
"102*'i»
_'
______
16
25% Jan
_30c
Co
5 6 3 4 Oct
14
8
'
x22 '2
"6
14
No par
Co
Brothers
Grace
89
22%
29 'a
1
Corp
Financial
Co
9,
26% May
115*4
•
15%
100
Co
Greeting
Gillette
13% Jan
2.
17
com
preferred
Products
Oil
Glidden
2
115%
79 %
89
114 7
115
89
24'b
l/.ioo
Georgia-Pacific
44% Aug
12% Jan/
Sep
36*4 Jan
Rubber
common
conv
Alden
20% Jan
147
$4.50
Ar,
11
2
35% Feb
Inc
Glen
12
z
Gemwco
Ginn
Dec
*115%
79 3 8
27
5
2.50
preference
May 15'
16% July 12
29% Jan
23
Corp
Tire'&
30
15*4 Apr
500
78%
28
preference
5*4%
Gimbel
17*4 Oct
78 %
79
78%
2
27
Gibson
10% May 29
:;:77"'h
78'
26%
Gibraltar
15% Jan
165,500
*27%
17
22% Nov
70
79%
a
15
2
27
Time
40% Aug 26
41*4 Apr
9
2
113%
77%
27 7
3';% Anr
34*4 Jan
113%
79 %
26%
43% Feb
1
40 %.
114%
78%
b
1
Nov
39%
Xll4%
,
79%
4
26
Nov
34
40%
115%
78*2
32%
14,900
40%
40
27 7
37%' Feb, 28
.
20
29
4C
3,000
15,100
116,100
*115
7978
5%
Giant Portland Cement Co
Feb
17%
403B
*26 *
25
25
87
16%
.
115*4
:__25
Jan
Sep
86%
17%
a
387
78%
.2.50
B >
Getty
49*4 Jan
2
(series
Gerber
37
8634
17%
*114%
39 %
114%
i
25
Electronics__'_3.33»3
&
5
24
83
$5
Tele
6
' B
85%
17%
4
16%
*34
a___l
11
1(J
86%
85 3
17%
30*4
1
_______
Dec
21*4 Oct 22
22
a
567a Soil
27%
105.100
20
87
10c
Corp
71% Nov
10
■17% Jan-' 11,
May 29
a
75,700
83%
163B
22 %
preferred
103 1
26%
8
Telephone Co of Florida
7
27% Jan
3
a
19 7 it
86*2
89
No par
,
20
82%
17*4
78*2
Corp_______.__6.67
28% Jun
'
99% Oct
2
Corp
Industries
8
22
9-% Mar 19
13
Equipt
5,900
253
87*4
114*2
4%
257b
4
78*2
1'
4.100
4%
8
82
20
19 7
25 %
83
19%
-
26
82 Vb
1.9 7
39
10,000
38%
103
83 3B-
25 %
83 */4
197a
'
43
59%
38 VB
58'b
*
■'
__
37% .38
4*2
3,700
82%
26*4
817a
a
5,600
16%
20
25%
114%
1 %
*1034?!
4%
16%
100
Co
preferred...
conv
General
97
Cement
24
Oct '
58%
57%
83*2
86 3
1
..No par
Portland
16% Jun
26
58
■410
9
9
103 rfb
42
5,300
114
16
20
*19%
par
No par
$3,75 preferred
General
34
26% Jan
27%
^1 %.'
11*4 Jan
25*4 Dec
4
26%
82%
9 %
16%
6.400
10.500
8 %
113%
9%
»/2
4
113
16%
37%
4%
_5
common
Utilities
6
57 */2
103
-4%
75
4
8*4
9 %
x3638
367«
434
32 78
74 3
16%
9
:f2
4%
32%
4
8%
112%
114
16%
57*2
103
30%
100%
.
,
75
8%
16%
57%
*
1
distributed
Public
Mar
100
Corp.
*16%
57*4
103%,
363b
3
General
Dec
16%
56 %
*103
Corp..2
__
14
28
32 3
74%
8%
9
87»
16%
36%
common
34% Feb
28
24
___>5
Service
Mar
32%
74%
,
*112
114
30 '-a
*99%
303s
39%
8%
9%
x9
„
TOO3»
4
x74*/2
75 %
8 "4
110%.
3C%
*99 3
8%
7434
8%
114
113
1
31% Jan
5
8*4
No par
___10,0
No
Public
6
■>9 2
75%
75
_2
Corp______l_
General
May 29
53
33',
___*
General
25% July 26
21*4 May 29
X3?%
Corp.
6
21
May 2g
137% July
3
22% Jun 26
33%
33*2/
36%
Jun
6
400
1,500
30%
100%
called 1
43% May 31
39*4 May
1
Dec
5,400
11%
■
23*4 Aug 23
5*4 Jan
37% Mar 22
95% Mar
Mills
18%
30 *B
preferred
Motors
18
11%
'*9934
:
Finance
Dynamics
When
i
21
21
5'7,
300
18%'
11%
30%
Inc
Co
Contract
General
07%
76% Nov
88*4 Dec
18
1
28 %
18
11 %
28
100%
5
5,900
11%
30 3 a
_
'
18%
*11%
*99 3 4
Corp„_,^_
preferred
Cigar
29
91% Oct
Jiui
.
.
28
.
'
18
11%
30%
Foods. Corp.
5
85
18 %
11*4
.
*27
28%
18%
11*2
100*2
Corp
13
Apr
6
14
185a
3038
Cable Corp com...
1st
4
*27
28 %
18
*99 %
Corp
7
27
115% Dec
25% May 28
Bronze
29
113
20
Jan
Bancshares
*4 Oct
% Sep
3
30
*27
*11%
com_ll
Texas
General
29% Feb
23 % Jun
■71% Mar
44*4 Feb
14
*27%
General
General
25
v Oct
28 '2
5o
'
5
19
34
10,800
No par
5% Jun
4% May 29
3% Dec
4%
preferred
General
2
30% Mar
^
18
33% Jan
July
4%
Genera]
9% Jan 24
*4 Aug
1
18
34 % Oct
75
4%
of
38% Nov
Jan
116*4 Dec
24
$8
Co
4
'4
29
19
59% Dec
13
Aug
Oil
21
22
19*4 Dec
438
Investors
21
11
32% Oct
4%
preferred
60 % Oct
77% Mar
21*4 Oct
4.38
30 '4
,
Lioo
American
$4.50
103:,'!. Nov
4
25
130
26% Jun
12
4%
preferred-
15
83 % Jan
2
30% Jun
4%
Corp com
1
voting pref_____No par
conv
4<v May 24
6
Dec
Jan
33% July
4%
Acceptance
$0.60
8% Apr
8
13% July 19
2
36% Jan
Jan
6% Oct
4%
3
2
17% Jan
27 *4 Aug 20
26
common-1
Inc
91 % Jan
96
Oct
17,600
16
30
2154 May 29
9
58%
Nov
25
21% Nov
58
Amer
18% Oct
Oct
58%
Amer Transportation-.1.25
Baking Co common
:
5
78*4 Mar 12
15
58%
General
6%
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
58%
General
36% Feb
44% Jun
57%
General
46*4 Mar 20
1
57%
4
25
Jun
56%
7
81% Jun
10*4 Aug 23
25
10*4 Oct
57%
40 % Jan
Jun
108
4,700
57'%
2
54*4 Jun
57% Jun
37%
22
85
24
20
36%
28
'
27
27
35%
36%
7% Jan
42% Mar 15
23
8
35''2
36
67'4 Jan
11% Jan
26
Oct
36%
35%
30% Nov
'20%
1
79% Jan
32
35 34
35%
6
99
28
77s Nov
36
35%
23
86
26
Jun
36
4
Feb
44*4 May 11
25
5% Jun
70
1
30 %
36%
35 3
8*4 Apr
24
52*4 Jun
27
Jan
97
30
35 3 a
35%
_I
:
,
9
26% Mar
7
May
15
Mar 21
30%
36%
35
5
common
Corp
33 % Mar 27
'
102
Garrett
30
36
5
2
Gardner-Denver Co
%
30%
__40
Gamble' Skogmo
Inc
Conv
Preferred
31% Mar 14
24,
:
2C%
107
21%
■
107
*105%
20%
:
20%
380
-
30
'v
1Q
9,100
Number 6323
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(2235)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Monday
Par
29
37% Aug 30
Jan
7
29
Apr
29
28
44% Oct
36
36% Mar 22
May 29
24
10
59% Feb
Oct
8% Nov
30
2
27 Vz Jan
27
14
27% Jan
May 28
18% Jun
2
22% Feb
6
93
40% Sep
36% Nov
*8
23
Hackensack
15
Hall
54% Aug 30
26
15
Vb May 27
Jan
3
26
36% Jan
31
29 Va Jan
2
16% Oct
24
34% J an
4
21 'a Feb
6
28'A Oct
21
21% Oct
23
34% Jan
15
'26 Va Jan
3
38% Oct
24
July
Oct
26
122
108
-3
3
■
48% Mar 13
] 28%
Feb
4
31% Jan
7
126
Jan
22
28
Jan
37
-
Oct
4%
31,
38% Oct
Apr
39V4 Jan
13
39 % Jun
25
75% Jan
2
25 Va May 29
38 3A Feb
1
17 V8 May 29
24% Jan
,4
30
May 29
42
Dec
21
16
Oct
22
30% Jan
4
17% Jan
2
6 Vb May 29
9% Jan
3
Nov
21
9
Feb
Thursday
Friday
Dee. 4
Dec. 5
Dee. 6
16
44
% Jun
19% Jan
2
20% Nov
22
25
Nov
22
32
2
27
42
Oct
24
35 % Jan
13
35
57% Oct
35% Jun
6
9
25% Nov
7
18% May
32% Mar 20
7
2
6% preferred
Harcourt Brace
May lo
2
30% July 26
Mar 29
38% Jun
132 Vz July 15
2
43 Vz May
41
21
V4 Oct
483a Oct
Hart
6
22
57c
25
V4 May
25% Feb
Hawaiian
11
20
Jun"
22
34
Oct
19
A pi-
2
508a Sep
12
84
Dec
7
88
Mar
2
85 % Dec
3
89'A Jun
10
20 Va Oct
24
48
Jan
2
19 Va Nov' 21
30% Jan
Hayes
8
15 Vz
317a Jan
4
18
64 % Jan
39
«23
__
10% May 29
19'A Apr
6
31 Vz Oct
44% Jan
17
31
36
July 13
27 Va
Jun
25
50
10
113
23
,
24
59
Aug
23
29
21
37
24
15'AJun
Feb
37
12
Oct
2
19% Jan
3
8
25 Va
:
11
Apr
4
7
,
17% May
27% Jan
55
33% Feb
13
15
Nov
8
28% Jan
2
6
Oct
16
10% Jan
Nov
22
25
Sep
8% Feb
3% Jan
2
6
% Sep
26 XA Jun
36% Mar
14
20
July
42
Dec
40 Va Jan
6
60
28
Jun
Nov
3
1
Jan
3
2
Vz Nov
26
93
19
~2 %
Holt
53% Aug
8
39% July 12
6
32% May
101% Jan
14
Holly
2% Nov' 26
Oct
24
Jan
12
22
17 Vz Jan
5
15 Va Jun
21
16 Vo Jun
25
23% Mar
1
18% Jan
2
29% Oct
40% Jan
2
9
37% July 18
41
32'A Jun
57 Va Mar 20
14
May17
82 Vz
■
80
Aug
Jan
10
89 Vz Jun
Jan
9
97 Va Dec
23
6'
8
45 3A Aug
24
27
2
13
Jan
17% Feb
8
43'A May 29
56% Apr
9
47% Jan
28 Vb
Oct*24
68'A Jan
2
26 V8 Dec
95
Jun
101% Mar
28
96% July
13'A Oct
Dec
42
18
Jan
6
98 'A Jan
21% Feb
26
14
14
13
37
18% Sep
29 % Jan
27
Howard
6
7
Hunt
21
45
Jun
18
14
Apr
5%
5
&
Indust
preferred
Hussmann
36 Vz May 23
26% May 21
Mar 18
Foods
Jun~25
28
May 29
42 % Jan
46% Feb
41
July
Nov
48
44% July 16
48 V2
Apr
46% May
16
30
59% July
10
2
57% Jun
25
Illinois
Central
Sep
9
Illinois
Power
Feb
21
6
42
Nov
8
48
46 % Nov
21
34% Mar
52% May 16
3
5012 Aug
48 % Nov
7
47
53
5
24% Jun
31
25
33% Sep
6.% Jan
18
81% Oct
29
May 21
29% Feb
5% Nov
19
5
65
Jan
2
19
155
Jan
28
2
39%,Jan
May 29
Jun
43 % Oct
Jan
22
Jan
81
9
Mar 16
159% Mar
.
1
4
Feb
57
85% Mar
8
26% Apr
501% Oct
49 % Jan
157% Jan
16
40'A Jan
6
15
Oct
29
52
Jun
25
85% Jan
3
56% Aug
1
9
Jun
4
18% Dec
5
12% Nov
23
22% Oct
24
Jan
2
26
Oct
'25
101
Nov
1
105
4% Jun
28
12
29
55
Dec
17
18% Jan
4
87'A Sep
11'A Jan
95
37
Jun
7% May 29
38 Va Mar 16
Dec
17
30% Dec
10
Dec
18
Dec
7
99
1
18% Jun
25
36
Mar 26
Oct
26
98
Jan
21% Oct
25
29
62
26
May 29
37% Mar 13
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
'
26 % Jan
98-
25% Nov
36
16
18
104
25
20% Apr
22
Mar
Feb
27
24
41-% Apr
24
34
29% Feb
Aug
1
July 24
115 Vz Jan
2
38% Sep
41% Jan
12
20
54
7
Aug 14
25% Jun
22
28 % Jan
2
52
May"29
25% Jan
40
jun~21
52%
38
May 29
503A Dec
17% Nov
1
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
118
3
6
33
Jan
124 Vz Aug
21'A Mar
20
6%
'
Steel
Int'l
2
30
8
2
Apr
31% Nov
16
2
131
17%
18 '
44%
44%
87%
85%
12%
12%
39%
*39
39
12 %
39%
*38
38%
*38
-
10%
10
10
9%
10%
9%
36
36 %
36 'a
36%
36 Va
115%
116%
116%
11.6%
*115%
117%
4
62
*59 3 4
61%
59%
59%
32
3L88
31
%
31%
31%
43%
43 %
22
16 % Jan
10
10
11% Jun
82
July
43% Sep
84
25
9
28
July 16
38% Sep
61% Oct
For
24
23
Jan
2
8% Nov
22
24% Feb
2l
87 Vz Jun
14
84% Jan
/
2
49% Oct
29
375 % Jan-
12
,
Sep
.
13% May
9 Vz Dec
5
19% Feb
7
86'A Jan
7
89 'A Jun
7
42
Jan
2
51% Jun-
7
73 Vz Jgn
2
see page
25.
938
9%
37%
36%
«
115 Vz
9,,500
33,400
116
116
62
61
61
31%
31%
31%
31 'a
8.800
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150
300
43 %
43 7
43 %
43 Vz
42%
43%
13%
17,400
13%
13 %
13%.
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11,800
19%
19%
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19%
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19%
22%
19%
19%
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22
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22%
20 V8
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21%
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20
20%
20 Vs
20%
20%
21
41%
42%
41%
43%
42 %
42%
41 Va
42°
a
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6 %
15%
79,300
15 %
15%
15%
16 %
16%
17 V,
41,000
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13,000
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19.000
43%
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,
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4%
27 %
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8
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10,400
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27%
11,500
43 Vz
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96%
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27%
,
28
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44
43%
44
37%
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29 5 b
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20%
29
45%
45 3 a
2
6%
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37%
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2,900
50%
27%
20 3 4
6%
17 %
18
8,500
17,300
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51%
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37%
8
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4
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20%
2 Vz
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2
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16%
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29
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21
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104
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1638
28%
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37%
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20 3
29
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3,700
Vz
10,400
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100
28%
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4,400
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44%
44%
2
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56
56
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56
57
83%
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82'A
82 %
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83
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89 'b
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90
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98 %
56
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981
56%
%
57
15,300
z
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98 %
a
43 %
42 Va
43 'a
42
43
42%
50%
50 3a
51 %
51 Va
51%
51
51%
51%
52
11%
11 Va
11 VB
*11
11%
11 va
1114
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11
10%
10
10%
10
10
10
10%
10%
10%
53 Vb
53%
53 34
53 Vz
53 %
53%
54
42-%
42 7
49 %
1
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10
52%
53
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102
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100
98 V2
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9.9
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26%
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,
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27%
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7%
23,300
8
8
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8
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43
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14
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14%
33 %
34 Va
33%
33%
33%
23
23 V4
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23 8
51%
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52
51%
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49%
38
39
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49%
37
49 3
4
37 Va
37%
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47 Vb
47
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6,500
33%
.
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4,900
a
14,100
8
10.400
49%
39 Va
45 %
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49
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49
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47 Vz
51%
1,600
39%
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52%
49
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45 Vz
51%
45 Va
52%
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49%
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100
34 "a
52
50
160
43
23 Vz
23
52 Va
*46%
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-
20,200
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23 Va
51%
■
14
600
11300
26%
100
43
14
5,500
11.100
102'A
*98 Vz
7%
14%
18,500
2614
100 Vb
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14 vb
43%
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102
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6,600
-
100
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49
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46'b
46 Vs
46 va'
46%
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46%
46%
1
15
15 Vb
15 Vz
15%
15 Va
157 a
15'A
15%
14%
14 "14
3,900
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l
24
24%
23 Va
23%
23 %
237 a
23%
24 va
23 7
24%
6,800
3134
31%
31%
32 Va
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r
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No par
1
155
42%
43
35%
34 Vb
35%
34 'A
33%
34.
34 Vb
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101
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24 Vb
24
58%
58
163 V4
162
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87
8%
1%
9
preferred—
*99 %
._
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com—_1
convertible
preferred
Cent Anier com—No par
100
preferred—
Rectifier
Corp.
Resistance
_10c
-No par
Shoel
Silver
1
Co
International Salt—.
International
International
No par
,
1
common.
preferred-
25
Tel & Tel
27
___100
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6'/4
22
%
Vz
58 3 a
161'A
62
.
42%
35%
35%
36%
9.700
34%
33%
34 va
33%
34
4,800
9914
9914'
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100
100
24%
24 Va
24 V2
484 %
489 Vz
58%
58%
63 7
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87
b
8 Vb
65
64 %
65%
64
65
63
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64%
65%
64'A
64%
8%
8
8
14%
14'A
14%
1414
14 Vz
14%
32%
31 Vs
32%
3214
33
32%
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99%
27%
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27%
106
99%
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n04'4
99
99%
99'/z
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2814
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105
8%-
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%
105%
18,000
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12,600
87
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8,100
9,400
47.900
33
99%
600
3,500
29
105 %
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11,300
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100
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7 "4
51
,
7
7
7
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7
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6%
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6%
614
6Vz
6 Va
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614
6
227a
22 va
22%
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22
22
76
27
26%
27
26%
26 7
38
38:%
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37
36%
37
42
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70'%-
x77
42
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42
100
103%
103-%
103%
103%
10314
103%
47c.
conv
100
102 %
102 8a
102'A
102%
102 Va
103 Va
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible' preferred—
—25
21%
21%
*21%
*43%
51%'
I
10
14,000
2214
22 8'a
'22 %
11.500
77,
76%
76%
27
26%
27
36 »/8
36'4
36%
53 la
1.300
6'4
77
*39%
pfd series C
50%
6s 8
50
Vb
6
26%
,
a
conv
51%
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8'a
35%
78
4%
,—
62%
8%
5
D
59%
162%
162
64 8a
6
series
5.100
39,600
64 Va
26;,4
*39%
10
24%
490%
591a
63%
*86
87
29,400
Va
24
16214
62%
43 %
4831b
59%
16114
163
%
77.vz
75
160%
43 Vo
35
14
99%.
7,600
3,600
7,100
42%
63'A
*66
%
35Vz
31 %
32 Vz
106
*50 %
63%
87
8%
27%
105
,
.
58%
163%
78
160
43'A
489 Va
483
*155
160 Vz
%
4 5%
76%
64
%
%
24%
*155,
32
5%
.
64 VB
14
14
common—_2.50
_No par
Va
6214
*86
31
Paper
24%
58
160 Vz
x35
493. Vz
162
64 Vb
*155
42%
487
492
,63%
No par
160 Vb
'155
101
24 'a
100
Canada
42%
488
100
5
160 Vz
*99 Va
No par
com
'■•
33%
1
Chemical
5 Va
79 va
34
Machines—5
common
<fe
5 Vs
78 va
42 %
No par
Corp__
5 Va
78 Vb
5
a
31%
32%
Va
77%
5 Vo
78
53
6
2
*39%
42
53%
53%
1,700'
11.100
4,900
42
54
76,300
330
104
10314
10334
103%
104%
1041b
105
1.410
10214
103 Va
103%
104%
2.390
22 '/a
22 Vb
21%
2214
44 %
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44 V.
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2.900
21%
22
22%
'
44
44
44
Va
4414
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Vs
49%
49'A
5014
49 Vz
50'A
4914
50
49%
50
22%
22%
22'A.
22 %
2214
22 %
21%
22%
21%
22 la-
3.50
25 Vb
'25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
Light & Power Co___2.50
28%
28%
28%
,28%
29
29'A
29 Vz
29%
29%
1.300
53 Vb
54 Va
53 Vz
53%
53%
53%
53%
54 Vs
53%
54
2.000
54
54
53%
54'4
54
54
54%
55
44
200
'
Interstate Dept Stores.
Interstate
Interstate
Motor
Elec
Power
Iowa
Power
Island Creek
Gas
&
1
Freight System—1
Co__
&
__.
Electric
Light Co
Coal
Co
T
—10
common
49
50c
30
Ll
128
%
30%
30%
30%
30%
25%
*29
30%
31
*54%
3014
31
16,600
-
5.600
2,600
55%.
2/200
30%
15,200
"
10
5
17%
17%
17 Vs
17%
17%
17 Vz.,
17%
18%
18
181b
15,700
5
10%
10%
10 Va
10 vz
10%
1 0*18
10%
1034
103a
10''8
3.700
_1
$6 preferred
I-T-E-Circuit Breaker Co
124 Vz Oct
Jaeger Machine Co
Japan
Fund
Inc__,
Foreign
1
May 15
61% Apr 30
13
footnotes,
9%
36 7
43%
104
90
59% Feb
Feb
1.000
4
39
9%
9 Vb
9%
9%
9%
9 vz
9 Va
9%
9'A
9%
16,500
131
*128
131
"128
128
131
*128
131
128
.
88% Jun
112
34,800
39 3
*38
13%
■
9% Oct
13
39 Vi
'
19
51%
6
12%
6.600
a
13%
%
*103%
1
60
5,600
23 3
19%
13
10334
13
14,900
19 %
19%
39%
10,800
1, •
87%
23
,
39
36
103%
2
*85
13
39%
*38
1C4
July
/
12%
13'a
39 %
39
50%
Dec
18 Vz
18%
44%
19%
39
10,000
17%
44 Va
85 Vb
23 %
•>
%
%
103%
6
41
4,500
*82 %
100
pfd
41%
19 Va
International
Iowa-Illinois
19% Jan
41%
23%
%
77c
1,800
23-%
65
International
7 Va
20%
64
International
7
19%
64
57c'
7%
23%
63%
International
24,200
20%
transactions
International Packers
Limited—_1
Int'l Rys of
19%
24 Va
55'
Foreign
57c
19
Inc.
Business
of
19%
20 V,
*48
preferred
International Mining Corp—
Nickel
500
8
7'a
18%
44
39%
*85 %
%
29%
.50
4%
Int'l
17%
23%
39%
18 3
a
43
32 la
23 %
40
23sa
13
36 8 a
preferred.'
Iowa
13% Jan
85
31%
23%
21
....SO
Co_
Minerals
31% May 28
121
17%
43
32
23%
*39
24%
*44%
!
common
Harvester
'77c
Int'l
Vz Apr
3
58 % May 21
3
3
17%
42%
x85%
88
%
5o
De
Iron
55
Jan
24
18%
42%
z
No par
-'preferred
Inland
49
49% Jan
23 'A
*44%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10
Interchemic'al Corp common—'—,5
4Vz7c preferred
—100
27% July 24
Apr"l2
24%
—100
24
27 Vz Jun
28'A May
23 %
com.No par
3
16
24 5
4
pfd series B
28
1 2
24
25'
H
31 %
conv
Jun
23% Jan
6.900
26 %
26 3
32'
47c
50% Oct
21% Oct
17%
,
Aug 30
106% Sep
104% Dec
30
42% Nov
DeC
109
3,
50'A Mar
11
39% Nov 29
2
50% Jan
7
Jun
■28'A Apr 23
51% Aug 23'
16
Nov
100% Sep
86
4
99% Jan
29
20,600
21 %
5 Vb
$4
28
41%
21%
77 %
Int'l
Jan
41 %
21%
5 "a
25
10% Jan
41%
21'8
4
31%
2
64% Jan
Nov
11
60
40 %
21 %
21 '
79%
20
35 % Jun
41%
40%
21 %
39 3
5%
77%
Sep
114'A July 15
42 %
40 V,
21 %
*41%
-
31 %
Aug
22
6
71
4
%
5% July 19
48 % Oct
10
3
39% May
58% Jan
1
Mai714
100
4
Jan
% Feb
20%
2
Jan
101
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
68
30
42%
40%
4
par
International
18
42 3
42 3
&,
Interlake
31
7 Vb
Mexico_100 pesos
Elect
15
65% Oct
7 %
Indianapolis Power
28
63 % May 20
175
Jan
17
83% Jan
7
29
18%
31%
7
Industria
11
Oct
18'a
4
7
41
—50
Mills
General
Ingersoll-Rand
Aug 20
101
18%
7 %
21 %
2
No par
preferred
Head
Indiana
40% Aug 23
384 % Jan
1
4.20%
Indian
9
46% Sep
Mar
2
20
38% May 23
23 Vz Jan
57 % Mar
2
Jun
96
573 % Jan
14
34
Apr '26
159
30.
30% Feb
29
24
145
22
Mar
Sep
98
90% July 24
'20Vb Oct 24
300
36
31
25
29
Jan
Jun
48% Jan
26
49 Vz Feb
25
87
5
31% Jun
5
29
29
155
26'
Jan
17% Sep
36% Jan
7% Feb
5% May 29
50% Sep
151
8
27
18 '
19%
20 %
5
preferred
46
40 %
*15%
___5
Co_
preferred
23% Nov
23%
*39%
50
common
4.427c
Mar 30
Nov
RR
4.70%
23 %
39%
103
—5
Co
10,700
32%
23%
39%
__i
.1
20
Jan
50% Mar
.
7,000
31%
104 %
Industries—No par
4.26%
25
May 29
'43%
May"29
4.08%
54 Vz
5,000
23
'
8
*103
100
preferred
preferred
13% Oct
44% Feb
23%
Central
30
49% Jun
15
May 25
50
45% July 19
-
Illinois
4,200
38 7
*95
—100
A
Idaho Power Co__
Ideal Cement Co
5
45
9
15
series
130
33%
.
23%
7a
9614
com____5
Refrigerator Co
39% Jan
2
Inc
5%
36%
129%
51
1
preferred series A
preferred series B___
Hupp Corp common
4
35%
128%
54 'A
36%
__i
5%
Jun
3712
129%
52%
44
Power—No par
.
36-%
129%
52%
*95
3
Co
a
32
51%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Foreign transactions
::
9% Oct,21-
3
Johnson
'
33 %
26%
100
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
45 Va Apr
31 Vs
&
20
36%. Jun
32 % July 31
21
Lighting
22
103 % Aug
8
Dec
Houston
37
37 %
132
33%
4%
100
____.
24,700
35%
5129%
32 V,
6%
_loo
preferred
23
Jun
103
15
40% Jan
Jan
23'A May 29
Vz Aug
5
55'A May
3
6
Sep
preferred
preferred—
4.40%
13 Vz Aug
10
98% Dec
4%
14
4
28
9% Mar 26
5 Vs May 29
37
Feb
101
6
3%%
9
38 %
37%
36 %
132
32'%
18%
common.No par
55% Oct
2
.
Mar 26
'38%
38
35 3 4
52 %
15 VB
50
preferred
5,500
*129%
42 %
25
$2.25 convertible
Household
Finance
25 lb
37%
2514
38'a
32%
1
common
preferredHoudaille Industries- Inc common
25%
'
Bearing Co_.__._2.50
of America
convertible
25%
19%
common
5
No par
No par
3,100
22%
12.50
pfd series C
&
Corp
5%
31
Mav
48
2
2
9% Jan
978 Nov'21
"!
Hotel
92 Vz Mar 21
100
_r___
Hoover Ball
May 31
88
2
39% Jan
4
1
July
9'A Oct
13
Corp
preferred
35%
19s,
,
Chemical
$5 div 2nd
3514
32%
43%
x
1
______^
$4.25
May
6
6.1% Aug 20
July 18
6
May
42
__
32 Va Oct
Oct
95
4
90
Aug
87-
May 17
75
83
17
Mining
Inc
35
52'2
5
Winston
35
25 %
31 %
10
&
90
34%
a
*59 3
1
Hooker
46
45 Vz Jan
5
Rinehart
400
34 V,
25%
52 %
4
a
25%
32 5
*115
1
Corp
Homestake
99
May
9
106% May
9
24% Aug 16
3 % Feb
15
14% Jun
Sugar
9
35
35%
.5
Co
98
10
_50c
Holland Furnace Co:
25
34'A Jyn
2
25
11
58% Oct
22
43 % Jan
2
Jun
104
2
Jan
30
July 18
41 Vz Jan
25
Mar 22
93
9
94 Vz Dec
25
87 Vz Jun
26
17
1
Corp..
Inc..
Voltage Engineering Corp
1
Hilton Hotels Corp
__2.50
Hoffman Electronics Corp
_..50c
Holiday Inns of America
.1.50
30
;
Chemical
23%
*95
33 Va
*38
1 1/24
Inc
*23
97
53
39'
25
High
30
19
&
Hewlett-Packard
4
Dec
Oil
9%
23%
*94-%
700
25 Vb
37%
36 Va
12%
preferred.No par
Corp
No par
J__i
_
Hewitt-Robins
25
17% Jan
Co
Heublein
25
24
7 'A Oct
~3%
Hertz
A
Chocolate
9
*23
20%
lou
class
cony
Hess
common
9 %
23%
97
24
10c
preferred
S2
14
Sep
Powder
Hershey
3
jun"15
22
5 %
% May 16
24% Feb
1
17
Apr
Hercules
22
9
18% Apr
Jan
54% Jun
30
16% Jan
16
*93%
391,
34%
.
132
17%
10
x.__
preferred
Payne..
38%
41
1
common
&
26%
*86'
25c
non-cumulative
35 Va
9%
23%
97
20
No par
(G W)
7%
Hehnerich
9'4
233a
*93
21'«
100
Co
94
40 %
No par
&
10,500
9%
23%
23
41%
_8.33%
__
Corp
(WE)
Helme
Mar 11
69
28
12 7
2
*
2
30% Oct
14
Jan
118
41% Feb
15% May 24
21 Va July 10
Oct
16
Heller
28
43% Jan
1
Mar
2
14% Oct
10% Oct
13 % Feb
Sep
34'a July 23
3
65 % Jan
28
27
Heli-Coil
*
5
common
9 1
V,
7
5
preferred
Helene Curtis Industries
16.300
18%
40c
Co
Inc
3.65%
41% May 22
39 Vz Aug 22'
115
40% Mar 27
May 29
32 Vs Oct
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (II J) Co
35% July 12
18% Jan 24
4
8
37 Va Jan
20
Jan
82
55 Va July 18
25 '
Dec
*8%
,
Dec
6
Jan
8
35
Mar 21
-
26
Dec.
i 2 3
•
39 Vz May 14
110% Aug
Nov
17
Inc
Telephone
1.300
54 %
38
;_50
Industries
35%
53 %
23
__5
...
35%
54 va
31 3
_5
Marx
35%
53%
52
1.25
preferred
Haveg Industries
3
Sop
&
35%
*32 8 a
Harvey Aluminum Inc.:
1
Hat Corp of America
common——1
'
-
Schaffner
36
54
*1295a
1
—
39%
35%
53 %
35 34
-
100
Corp
Corporation
Harsliaw Chemical Co
40
4
53%
37%
Inc-.__.-l
Harris-Inter type
*39%
36'
25 Va
qom___7.5o
World
39%
Shares
*35%
35
1
Harsco
2.4
23 Vz May
Refrac
39%
x52%'
9%
94
2.5o
&
40
36 Va
'A
22
,_l
100
_
*39
53%
9
2.50
Co
Harbison-Walker
3
3
common
40
the Week
36%
5
Co
Sales for
Wednesday
Dec. 3
53%
5
preferred
Paper
(MA)
39%
~~~ 1
Hammond Organ Co
Hanna
11
40 % Jan
Aug
convertible
Hammermill
11
20'A July 11
12.50
Hallicrafters Co
Hamilton Watch Co
27% Apr 10
108% Aug 23
26'b Jun
83
Water
(WP) Printing Co
Halliburton Co
PRICES
Tuesday
Dec. 2
H
2o Vz May
19
20
6
16
transactions.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co__i_____1
17
Jersey Cent
Jewel
—
Tea
Pwr &
Co
Inc
Lt
47c
pfd__100
,_1
51
3%%
preferred—
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
&
Johnson..
.
__100
5
__5'
a
17
1738
17 va
17%
17%
87
87
87%
87%
87
87%
51%
51%
51%
50 %
51 '/4
50
17 8
-
*87%
17
17 %
87 V4
87
common
91
47 Vs
48
106 Vz
108
.
'87%
48
105%
91
48%;
107%
87 Vz
"88 'A
47%;
105%
Vb
48 7
108
a
51 V-t
91
,
17%
8634
86 3
8.900
4
220
50% 7 51%
5.600
*87%
48 34
49 Vz
49%
107%
109%
105%
91
50
107%
37.900
6.000
20
The
(2206)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 9,
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Year
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1,
1962
Highest
Lowest
May.29
38% Oct 22
15
13 Vb Dec
19
17% Jan
Jones
26
4'
105% Dec
2
4
15% Oct
23
19% Jan
4
40% Jan
2
29% Sep
6
65
84
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
Sep
99
50% Dec
103
Jun
7
Jan
10
July 31
83
86
Aug
6
2
Mar 25
104'/a Jan
102 Va Feb
May 21
111
78,
Jan
50
20
6
May 16
112
101
90
4
Joy Manufacturing Co.._
'
94 Va Dec
26
(ser
of
1957)
conv
Jan
31
4%%
(ser of
1959)
5
96 Va
6
26
101 Va Nov
5
8
94% Dec
27
-95% Jan
Jan
26
Sep
26
12
95 % Oct
41% Nov
22
36 '/a Nov
23
38 % Jan
4
17% Nov
15
20
Nov
27
19% Jan
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
12
36 % Jun
27
50 Va May
4%
July 17
preferred
preferred—
2
4.20%
4.35 %
1
25
Non-cumulative
35% Sep
11
Kansas
Gas
53% Feb
26
Kansas
Power
24% Nov
13
Kayser-Roth
44% Nov
12
2
13% Oct
24
26 Va Jan
4
25
40% Jan
3
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
48
Jan
2
22
86
Jan
5
60% Oct
24
91% Mar
5
60% Nov
34% Jan
22
2
Jan
3
25
46 Va Feb
2
42
Jun
21
Jan
2
42% Sep
5
Kendall
66.% Jan
19
25
41
Jan
23
45% Oct
25
79 % Jan
3
May 28
34 Va Dec
21
Jun
27
Jan
2
79 Va May
2
Kennecott
30
30% Jun
24
Sep
33
34
78%'Jan
10
Apr
22
42%
40% Sep
72%
52% Mar 13
Kern
11% Dec
28
Land
Go
80 Va Aug
2
88
Feb
26
21% Oct
24
57
Apr
11
Oct
22
36% Jan
8
20
2
16% May 31
40 Va Oct
Mar 22
28
Korvette
Oct
4
Kresge
16 % Jan
2
27 % Oct
7
Kress
(E J)
(S S)
(S
13% Oct
24
11
Oct
24
18
13% Jan
22
18% Nov. 14
Kroehler Mfg
Jun
25
30 Va Jan
2
23% Jan
2
31% Aug 26
Kroger
24% Oct
26
39 Va Jan
4
27% Jan
2
34% Sep
K
10
7% Nov
27
15% Jan
25% Nov
12
35% May
Oct
Mar 12
24
40 Vs Jan
2
19 Va May 29
31% Jan
12
36V8 Aug 15
20 Va Oct 25
40 % Mar
18
14
7
13 Va Oct
22
29V4 Fab
29% Oct
15
Lane
25% Aug
19
18% Aug
14
Lear
13% Jan
9
Nov
11
13 Va Jun
26
21% Apr
131/4 Jun
25
39
Jan
15
Sep 28
% May 29
24
Feb
8
Apr
14V4 Nov
1% Mar 16
1 Vb Aug
3
24
44 Vj Sep
4
21
20 Vb Jun
19
1 % Feb
12
21
19% Jan
9
22% Dec
11
21V4 Sep
-1
23
23% Oct
24
35% Feb
7
26% Jan
2
31% Oct
9
27% Nov
22
391/2 Jan
22
9% Jan
2
23
Jan
31
Lee
43% Feb
8
Feb
8
43'/h Oct
4
62
9% Oct
24
63 Va Oct
23
147
May 31
31 Va May 29
15
Jun 25
40
13
-
Mar 19
12 Vb Mar 26
110% Feb
155% May ll
45% Nov 26
25% Jan
Oct
24
25
19% Jan
2
24
57
2
9
54% Mar 29
Jan
69% Dec
'
Jan
Oct~24
5
47% Feb
6
23
24% Feb
13
27V4 Jan
2
155% Jan
23
123
Jun
6
88'
90
6
104
Aug
9
95
Dec
Jan
3
96
May
36 Va
25 V2
60
8 Vs
Oct~24
Jun
Link
57V2 Mar
1
22
23% Jan
4
23 Va May
114
28
241/4 Feb
7
143'A.Feb
14
22
34% Jun
104
Jan
7
107
Dec
6
97
95
Dec
5
Nov
26
6
42Vb Jan
,4
142% Jan
151
May 29
May 29
May 29
40
Mar 20
32
64
Apr
11
8
30% Oct
22
67 Va Jan
4
14
27
21% Feb
20
2
July
12
2
Nov
15
99 Vb Oct
10
18% July 12
54% Apr 17
3
154
Nov
Jan
7
39
Jun
4
59% Jan
2
85% Oct
17
,
9% Jan
18
23
43 %
43%
43
43%
41%
42%
7,100
40%
411/4
40%
41
40%
40%
7,500
39 Va
39 %
39%
39%
39%
40
40%
39%
40%
3,900
72
71
71%
71
71%
71%'
72%
711/8
72 %
43,600
64%
65 %
64%
651/4
64 %
65 Vb
64%
65
65%
66
36%
36%
39 VA
7iV4
24%
14%
40%
4
36
36%
36 Vb
37 Va
37
37 Vb
*38
38%
37%
37%.
36%
37%
2.900
67 Va
67
67%
67%
67%
67%
6 8 Va
13.200
44%
4 6° a
44
4D 74
43%
44Va
43
44
6,700
3.500
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
500
40%
41%
41
41
41%
40%
41 %
5.600
'
*88
j
%
4i
1/4
Va
%
89%
88%
410
36%
37%
35%
36%
35%
37%
37
37%
37%
38%
64.000
2p
25 VB
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
11.000
22
22
21%
221/a
22 Va
22 Va
221%
22 %
89
89,
17%
17%
*17'/a
28%
28%
28%
.5
30'/a
3 OVA
30%
1
8 Vb
26%
18
15 Vb
17%
3.000
28%
16,600
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
4,700
8VA
19,000
26%
5,900
"
8%
26
8 Va
26 Vi
*41
26%
46
*41-
25%
26
25Va
27%
*17%
18
17%
18
14%
14 Va
15
14%
27 Va
20%
20%
20%
20 VA
20Vi
20%
6,100
32 V4
33%
33V4
34%
33
33%
20,600
14%
151/4
14%
15%
14%
15
16.300
1%
22 VA
31 Va
29 %
29 %
x29 %
X10 V'4
1
1%,
30%'
'
%
1 %
IV*
l.VA
22%
*21%
21%
21%
*21%
22 VA
31%
30%
31'A
1 V'4-
30 Va
30%
29
29%
29%
29%
1 Vi
22%
100
30%
30%
18,300
29
29 VA
3,900
5,200
30
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10 Vi
10%
10%
10%
1,000
52 VA
52
52 %
51'%
52
51%
52
51%
52 V 4
33,400
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14 Vs
14'A
14 Va
14 VA
141/a
<-14 VA
1
67%
68
*152%
153
69
Vb-,
152%
35,
35%
341
17%
18
53 Va
4%
'14'%
80 VB
1
38%
17%
55
731/2
*10 V*
74
74%
152 V4' 152 VA
152'A
34
55
55
4 %
13 %
74
152'A
17%
20
1
70
69%
153
35
a
34%
34%
8,800
17%
17Vi
17%
17VA
17%
33,100
55V4
55%
55
55 3 4
55
4%
4Va
4%
14 Va
*13%
14%
13
81%
79%
80%
80
81V4
80
V'n
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
38
'/a
4
4.200
4%
25,800
,13%
1,200
81
•
438
13 3
553:i
321/4
57.000
.38
38%
4 Vi
4Va
*13'A
81%
39%
17%
210,
34%
4%
17%
52,300
153
33%
1334
*
74%
-'1521/4
7,500
.
34%
17%
38%
4C.800
17%
11.200
18'A
17%
17%
20
20%
19%
20%
xl8%
20
19
19%
19 Vs
19%
16.100
22%
23
22%.
23
22%
23
22 3 i
22%
22%
.22%
30,700
17%
4
10
'
*130
145
*130
30 Vb
com—5
V'4
30%
160
145
30 Vs
*103
145
*130
30 %
*130
30
30 Va
30%
106
17%
17%
106
*103
series
E
preferred——100
*95
96 Va
*95
96%
*95
*103
*93 V*
17%
*130
145
145
30
30%
30%
106
*103
94
9.4
18.600
106
95
'
100
.
96%
95
95
*95V2
96 VA
40
25c
10%
U
V'4
10%
11
lOVa
10 Va
10 Vs
10%
10 vb
10%
18.700
5
Corp..-
42 %
43 VA
42 %
42%
42
V'4
42%
42Va
42%
42%
43 %
54.600
*152 Va
152%
152%
common.,
100
152 VB
152 Va
153%
152 Va
152%
*151 'A
(Ky)_No par
36%
36 Vs
36%
36%
36 Va
37
37 Vi
37%
36%
37
4.800
50
83 Vs
83
83 3
83%
84
84
84
85
85
85%
6,900
:_
Louisville Gas & El Co
Nashville
V'4
s
152
810
1
12%
13
12%
13
13 Vs
13%
13VA
13 VA
13
13Va
28.600
.-—.3,33%
42%
43%
42%
42%
43
43%
42%
43
%
42 Va
42%
3.500
—10
18%
18%
17%
18 Va
18
18 'A
18 Va
18 VA
13'A
18 %
5,200
26
26%
26
26
25%
26 VA
26%
2,100
39%
401/4
39 Va
40'A
39%
40 VA
39%
40%
19,700
52%
52
52
*52 VA
5234
*52'A
52%
(M) & Sons Inc
Bros
1%
*21%
51%
4.35%
Lukens Steel
,
'
95%
Lykes
7,700
15 Vs
*93
Lowenstein
29,900
20%
95 %
15
2,300
14%
33 Va
*93
10
17%
14%
15
95 %
13% Dec
17V4
.
27 VA
20 %
*93
23
14%
27V4
32
1
!%■ preferred...
18
14 Vi.
46
15%
*103
Electronics
26 Vi
28
17%
,
7%
•
*41
20%
.2.50
l
8%
26%
46
32%
1%
_50c
100
16%
28%
26%
3;'A
25
—
17%
29
46
*21%
5
;
17%
28%
15 Vb
par
Inc..
1,300
17V2
291/8
20 %
1
pfd„
r
I7V2
30%
7
Inc.—
18
14%
1
22
21%
88 Vb
88%
28%
8%
26
%
25
88%
18
*41
24%
89
28%
30%
8%
26%
46
*41
89
100
49 % Apr
29.300
*14%
—100
2
6,100
36%
preferred
2
16,800
25 V4
_100
Lighting Co
preferred
&
23%
38%
D
Louisville
23%
.
x67
25
14%
—5
preferred..
Lorillard, (P) Co
23%
x36
46 %
5
Co
23
38
45 Va
com
B
22
4
221/4
40%
-
series
Loral
100
44
40%
4.25%
Nov
Oct
21
43%
43%
38
Corp
15% Jan
38
21
*20%
80
5.400
22%
common
series
21
20
41%
98
4012
43%
39 Va
3
Cement
Island
41VB
3.100
Inc
Gas
5%
'*96%
41%
3,000
1
Star
Long
97%
41 V'4
21
32%
5
Star
conv
97%
41%
50
—15
Lone
4.84%
98%
41 Va
*20%
32%
1
conv
Industries
92 Va
*97%
42
21
41%
*20%'
49%
.1
Lone
'
98%
4
Aii-craft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc
15
92%
*97%
32%
Lockheed
94
1
15% Feb
Litton
25
98%
20
10
common
non-cutn
24
Jun
94 Vb
49 Va
Co——
Corp
86% Oct
Feb
2
Belt
44
15% Aug 13
22
27
Jun
•
9 9 Va
*92%
5
Refineries
3%%
*99
95 Vb
32 %
_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
preferred—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lionel
100
*92 V2
49
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co..
Libby McNeil & Libby
Mar 14
99%
*99
95 %
48%
—
25
7% Mar 14
22
5
*99
100
4.b0j
10
_
Corp
57Vi Sep
2
Dec
95%
41%
32%
.
Ling-Temco-Vought
13
*92%
32 Vb
Fink Products
13%'July 10
132 % Jan
31
Apr
3
47 Va Mar 29
17% Jan
Mar 20
63% Feb
6
95 Vb
67%
Lehigh Valley Industries com
$1.50 conv pfd series A...,_No
Leonard
*92 Va
*92 Va
__No par
27
H10
137
2
94%
*99
_1
Inc
18% Feb
29% Nov
100% July
159 Vb Apr
2
29
,4 % Aug ,13
18% May 29
15% Oct
2
33% Oct
150
33% Nov
17%
16% May
83 % May
*92 Va
94 Va
100
48%
Paper Co
46% Jan
2
4% Oct
July
66% Jan
6
v
15% Oct
46
12% Sep 17
56% Aug 15
50% July 24
17% Mar 12
84
94%
'
41
*97%
.
221/4 May 29
8% Oct 25
*92 Va
*82%
41%
—
Leesona Corp..
Lehigh Portland Cement—
&
84
41
32%
:
Siegler Inc
Rubber'& Tire
Lehn
*82%
95 Va
10
Bryant
Lehman
84
600
48
common.
Lanvin-Parfums
14% Dec
3
110
*82%
40%
*92 Va
preferred series A———25
22 % Mar
10
36 % Jan
*104
84
__5
Co
106%
110
*104
*106
22
for Electronics Inc
Gas
4.32%
400
1061/4
40 Vb
1
Laboratory
41
500
51
x32
„
Sutherland
Laclede
110
41
35%
91
*50 Vb
*82 Va
66%
Co
26
Nov
*105
106
34
90%
51
X48
Co
P
110
36%
92
92
83 Va
1
Co
171/4 Dec
36% Jan
15
1
V
*104
Va
34%
*50V2
221/4
Inc
51% Apr
44
8
Jun
15
16
108
41%
*£9
100
&
110
100 g
:
Co
H)
20
25% Mar 12
106%
38
preferred
29 Va
106%
*106
48 %
_
Foreign Transactions
Koppers Co Inc common
2
108V2
.5
1
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
25
50%
1
2
21 Va Jan
93
32%
—
Jan
4%
35%
93
1
Corp
2
14'
34%
21%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark
16
360
1,600
48 Vb
Industries
16
20
Oct
34%
34%
2.50
Dec
91
25V4
50%
No par
Sep
43% Apr
25%
94
l
25
8
35.700
14%
25V4
32 V*
King-Seeley Thermos Co
10
15,200
14 »/s
64%
103%
14 »/8
141/4
50%
g
3
84 Va Jan
25%
63 %
103%
i
Sep
39% Mar
44% Mar 14
32,700
64 V'4
104%
8.75
,
33% Jun '27
33 %
Co___No par
Light, Co
50
12
Mar 16
20
26,200
63 V2
104%
141/2
24%
42
1115% Jan
23
19 Va
25%
14%
25
21
2
32 VA Jan
Shares
18%
63%
94
50c
Oil
14%
24%
41%
Copper
Kerr-McGee
14%
*20%
-
County
19
104%
104
25
25
Co.._
Co
18%
50%
*92 Va
.100
Corp:
Kellogg Co
Kelsey. Hayes
36
62%
104%
14 Va
No par
com
preferred.,
&
63%
*104
19
the Week
83 Va
_100
Electric
&
62 Va
63 %
18%
Friday
Dec. 6
-
4U%
l_—100
preferred—
City Southn Ind
Kansas
21% Mar 25
18 Va
95 Va
.
"104
loo
preferred
100% Apr
48% Jun
17%
108%
100
_
4.50%
Dec. 5
50%
100
'7
29
26% Jun
33 %
*94
pfd
100
Pr & Lt Co coin_No par
16 Va Mar 18
27% Jan
47 Va Nov
7
pfd
preferred
.97 Va May
8
97
3.80%
Thursday
Dec. 4
*50 %
100
50
Mar
102
10
91
24%
33VaO
preferred
Kansas City
July 19
18
105%
14%
conv
110
12
Jan
b<; va
10o
Sales for
Wednesday
Dec. 3
■
Corp;
preferred
4%%
43 Va Sep
89
Chem
22
86
95 Va Jan
&
convertible
113% Aug
24
Feb
~
K
Alum
%
4%%
28
93
4 Vb
7
28
'92% Dec
17%
l
52 % Aug
Jan
81
3
Kaiser
100% July 19
37 Va May
Apr
5
50c
;
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Dec. 2
Laughlin Steel common.lo
5% preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
i
.
May 29
25
42 Vb Jun
14
Monday
Par
.
&
'
31 Va Nov
Mar 15
37
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Jonathan Logan Inc
17
2
8
13 Va Jan
102% Mar 26
18
14% Oct
24
Oct
100 Va Jan
2
73% Jan
21 % Jun
22
47 /j Jan
98 Va Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
14 d. Nov
2
29 Va Jan
NEW
19G3
Highest
Lowest
Co
Steamship
Co
M
21% Oct
25
23 V4 Jun
25
44i/4 Jun
5
45 Vb Jun
86
25
Jan 16
40% Feb
20
44Vb Mar 15
24
30
Jan
17
MacAndrews
35% Oct
46 %
Apr
15
Mack
47% Feb
46V4 Jan
52
May 27
76
Nov
23
72
Jan
2
93
Dec
31
30% Jan
15
17 V4 Oct
1% Oct
,
24
24
7% Oct 24
3'/4 Mar 27
101/4 Mar 21
Jun"25
47% Mar 20
56
34% Jun
Jan
91% Sep
20
96% Apr
19% Mar
24
1% July
8'A July 18
_
25
27
Jan
Jan
Jun
26
60c
32% Sep
2
48 % Dec
Fund
36' b July 30
48 % Feb
Jun
25
32 % Feb
28
22% Jan
Mallory
20% Oct
24
27
21
33% May 24
25 % May 14
9 % Oct
9
Manhattan
14
41/2 Jun
36
25
May 29
20% May 29
2
9
6
Vb Aug
5% Jan
45% Mar 14
43 % Feb
27
Mar
7
34
221/4 May 29
Aug 30
19%. Nov
Mar
35
21
/
7
15
21
35
23
Maremont
-2
35% Sep
6
33% July 22
1
26% Jan
Oct
24
28% Sep
18% Jan
4
24% Jan
2
27
12
9% Sep
19
30% Oct
24
56
13
31% Dec
6
29% Aug 29
46
17
May 28
25% May 29
28% Jan
2
36% Dec
27
Vb Mar 15
32
18
43
42 V. Jun
25
58
77% Jan
5
84
77% Feb
21
May 18
83% May 17
70% Jun
29
76
Vb Jan
May 21
May 10
77% Feb
20
84
131/4 Oct
24
35% Feb'
23% Jun
'
2
25
35%
33
Jun
27
78% Jan
29% Jun
21
35
5
Felf
Dec
22
32 V2 Jan
2
24
23% Sep
25 '/a Jan
19
24
125
Jan
27
104
Mar
1021/4 Nov
23
1501/4 Jan
63
22
May 27
82 Vi Jan
2
Feb
26
83
19
19
9
22
16
'68% Sep
6
39 % Sep
6
80
35 % Dec
26
17% Mar
4
89
7
26
-73% Mar 13
52% Sep
21 VB Nov
22
47
23
40 % Mar 15
34V2 Feb
Sep
34%' Jan
2
26
19% Jan
4
16
26
49% Feb
9
12
23% Jan
Jun
32% Jun
46% Jan
26
2
22
Jan
39 Vi Jan
9% Jan
3
10% Jan
2
12;% Jan 31
33 %
2*.
2? % Mar 12
Feb"
footnotes,
see
8
page
27%
28
28 VA
28F,
3.800
45 Vi
48
46 %
48 VA
46%
47%
261,400
ZZZZZZZZZZl
Co
40%
42%
40%
41
41'A
%
28'A
27%
28%
24 3
24%
24 %
8%
8%
19
26
6
40% May 16
32 % Sep 23
*8%
55
21%
21%
21 Va
22
22 Vs
*8%
3,500
8%
8%
700
55
55%
54 VA
55 Va
11.700
24 Vi
23%
24 Vb
16 000
24%
32%
32 Va
32%
32 Va
3 3 V4
33 Vi
33%
32 Vi
33%
9.700
28%
29%
29%
30
30V4
30%
30 Va
31%
30
3C'7'«
8
ZZZZ~_~
1
10Va
11
10 V'4
10%
lOVs
10%
10 Vb
10%
10%,
11
8.200
Co.._~ZZ~
4
32
32 %
31%
321/4
31 VA
32 V*
31 Va
31%
7.300
.No par
37
j
'
Corp
&
2.930
8^3
Co
Corp
500
;
37'A
36 3
8
32V4
371/8
32
36 Vi
36%
36 Va
36%
36
36%
20%
1
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20 Va
20 3
20
20%
81.600
42%
43'A
43
43%
43%
43%
11:200
44%
45%
,
ZZncTpar
;
-'
42%
42%,
x42%
42%
,
45 VA
a
46%
47%
45
46%
68%
68%
691/4
69 Vi
69%
70%
8 5%
*84'A
85 Vi
*84'A
,85 Vi
*84Va
85 Va
86 %
*85
86%
*85
86
*84 Vi
85 VA
*84%
*75 %
*75 Va
76
75 Vi
75 VA
*75%
♦86
*86
88
88
*86
12 700
76
3%%
5,100
85 VA
88
—
common
par
(J
preferred 1959
W) Inc.—.,
Inc
$1.50
16 %
16-%
16%
37
361«
36%
36 V
4
59%
59%
59 '/a
23'A
3
21%
.21 (A
21 VB
21'A
*73 V
81%
81%
*82
preferred—100
preference B
conv
preference B
&
Co
McLouth
&
:_2.50
_
_
1
Publishing—._Z_1
(AG)
&
Co.
Robbins
class
.
Inc
Trucking Co
Steel
Corp
McNeil Mach & Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
♦91
A
—1
No par
a
*91
95
16%
36 VA
36%
36 Vi
60
58
58
363/s
36%
36%
1.100
34%
35%
2.600
34
23'A
*22 VA
21%
21%
11
34
%|
22
11VA
11 Va
11'A
*73 Va
75%
*73%
75 VA
*82
82 Vi
81%
81%
/
*89%
4.200
21.900
*22%,
23%
21%.
23 Vi
75%
32 Va
95
2 800
21%
3.200
11 VA
9.900
11
*73 VA
81
/''
75 Vi
10
81%
230
95
*90 VA
95
*90%
95
61
61
300
61%
62%
61
61%
61
*60 VA
61
*60ib
22%
23 3
21%
221/a
21%
22Va
21%
22
21%
22 VA
4''. G00
57%
583b
56
54%
55%'
54 3i
56
55%
56%
31 800
37
37%
37 Vb
37 Va
37 Vi
37%
17 000
30
30 Va
30
30%
30
30'A
*17
17%
17 VA
17V8
17 Vs
171/8
41%
41 Vb
100
Corp__
McGraw-Edison Co
McLean
..100
Inc..__1
33%
21
16%
*36 Vb
36
*22 Vi
40
16%
11%
11
1138
75
4%%
McKee
34
*22'a
11
(J Ray)
Aircraft
36
33% I
36
/ 34
23V4
75
conv
McGraw-Hill
36
34
—50c
5%%
McDonnell
36
34
preferred.—100
common
convertible
McDermott
36
*22%
100
;■
58%
59%
„No par
15.700
'
36 Va
36V4
60%
70
16 VA
16%
16%
.
convertible
16%
*86
'<
35%
—No par
_____
Corp
3V2%
:
,56%
:________No par
McCrory Corp
76%
88 /
No par
preferred
issued.
*75%
*86
<£6%
No par
Corp
McCord
*85
__i
common:
conv
McCall
$6
series—.100
Co—....
MCA
McKesson
1
54 %
24
31V4
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Foreign transactions..
55% Oct 17
29% Mar 29
54%
22.800
28VA
.24
'
_
22
23% Feb
55%
2 8'A
24 VA
8%
55 Va
8%
28 Va
24'
1
...
51
1
''
40 Va
41
4138
28
5
_
Corp.
Corp
McGregor-Doniger Inc
13
8%'
28%
41
28%
24 Vi
40 Va
*24
23%
18
Feb
s
55
No par,
18% Sep
Apr
28
;_5
—
Moore
46
12
22
27%
45
67%
18VaMay
26
271/4
4
*84 Vi
51% May 14
19% Nov 23
27
43 3
84%
2
20% Nov
25.
31% Apr
60% Feb
26%
44%
69
3
46% Nov
29
Jun
Apr
27
43%
Corp
2
,
•.
19% Oct
For
Jan
9
\
4
108
19
8 Va Oct
Mar
26
21
30% May 28
94
Feb
Sep
Jan
23% Jan
28
30
VB Feb
40
6
23% Jan
1,000
26 Va
~__i
47 Va
When
33
,15.700
8%
21
84'A
Maytag
39% Oct
Jan
93
24
10
34'/4 Jan
7
1%
8%
i
68 %
Mays
71% Sep
77Vb Oct
1%
83a
47 Vb
21
5
12.100
1%
8%
1
27
19 ',4 Mar
21%
1%
ZZ_5
19% Jun
20% Apr
9% Sep
20%
1%
8® a
Corp..
Inc
21
20%
8%
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No par
$3.40
preferred.....^..
No
87 % Nov
3
61% Nov* 23
9V2 Oci
% Jun
Mattel
20%
480
1%
24%
May Dept Stores
Jan
14% Jan
19
8
4
82
21
181/4 Aug
9
20
23
15
13
21
1.00
3.300
74 VA
95.
20%
Martin-Marietta
Sep
'94'A
1%
4
70% Oct
95
75
8%
13
86
x74%
*94 VA
20%
46 Vb Jun
87 % Jun
75
94 Va
4
22% Jan
61
751/4
94 Va
13
Co
Field
75
95
*8%
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall
751/4
8%
40% May 23
38 % Feb
5
Masonite
75%
,95
1%
12~50
Midland
Marquardt
Sep
Dec
26
Marine
75%
.
31/3
Marlin-Rockwell
80
18% Oct
28 V» Oct
26
July 29
35
Jun
15% Feb
75
48
Oct
81 % Dec
10
29V2 Jan
Jun
81% Dec
'Nov
3
15
27
53
3
July 26
2
20
I9V2
15% Nov
Apr
361/4 Jan
Jan
26'A
1%
20%
Exploration——1
Marathon Oil
,
8%
_
&
Oil
*52
95
75%
*94
—_1
Shirt
Maracaibo
39
Corp com.l
Manning Maxwell &
59% Aug
9Va Jun
Feb
(PR)
26'A
52 %
*52
preferred—No par
Magma Copper..:
Magnavox Co
56 Vb Mar 12
Feb
37%
5
Inc.
convertible
25
19
26%
lo
_
common..
Madison Square Garden
9% Jan
35 % Jan
Forbes
Inc
preferred
V
50
Macy (R H) Co Inc common—_1
4%% preferred series A.
100
Madison
2% Jan
&
Trucks
5%,%
>
41Vb
a
41%
x55
41%
37V4
37%
37%
3OV4
29 Vi
30%
17'A
17 Va
17
17 VA
1:100
41 Vi
41%
37%
x29%
_
41%
413b,
41%
5,100
6,700
i
16
47'
10%
157«
16
46%
11
15%
1.500
463b
467/b
23.900
1034
11
15%
16 %
15 %
15%
15 Vi
16
47
47%
47
47%
46 Vi
47'
__i
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
2.50
49%
51V4'
50%
51
50%
52
51%
52 V A
51%
52
No par
21 Va
22 VB
21%.
22 Vb
21%
221/4
21%
22 3 b
2134
22V*
4 900
20%
20%
20%
20 'A
20%
20 Va
20 %
*20%
20%
800
...No par
9
1G
*20%
.
■
6.800
21
000
Number 6323
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2237)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
•
■
'
*
48 % Apr
12
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
lowest
Highest
37 Va Aug
47% Nov
8
Jun
29
93 Va Jan
7
9,
26% Feb
7
19 % Dec
6
Highest
33 % Jun
20
91
Jan
30
17
Jun
27
24% Oct
81% Jan
96
-
32 % Apr
25
Oct
28
18% May 28
Jun
2
13
Aug
14% Jan
12
58% Feb
15
9% May 29
24
26% Oct
24
10% Jun
25
11 %
17
52% Jan
8% May 28
16
7
^15
5
101
93% Jan
97
26
96
Jan
87
May 28
84% Oct 26
85 Va
Sep
23
84
Apr
10
81
July
6
98 V2 Apr
May 28
34% Jan
Oct
23
95% Jan
14
Dec
5
102
Jan
70% Feb
2
4.35%
3.85%
3.80%
2
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.45%
Aug
20
Middle
67 % Sep
16
Midland-Ross
Oct
8
1
«
106
22
5%%
1st
Midwest
24 % Jan
2
33% Apr
15
Miles
Mar 19
18% Jan
2
24% Sep
12
Minerals
84 % Jan
2
142% Oct
23
79% Jan
2
23
40% Feb
13% Oct
24
25
70 Va Oct
24
133'A Jan
2
77 % Oct
23
98% Jan
2
17% Dec
14
14
93
17
Apr
Sep
16 %
19
Sep 20
Minnesota
&
Minnesota
Power
34
Jun
21
47
Dec
19
Jun
28
31%
Dec
29 % Mar
30
Oct
24
40%
Feb
35% Nov
22
4 %
Jan
6
61% D°c
5
Mission
42% Dec
5
Mission
Feb
18
44
22
4% Feb
2
4
Oct
2% Jan
2
4
Jun
25
51%
Mar
48Va Jan
22
42
Mar
28
Nov
2
14
74
26% Jun
25
25% Jan
22% Jan
2
27
75 % May 28
15
66
69% May 11
25
Oct
80
Jun
13
22% Mar 20
7% Jun
15
14
Oct
Jun
Nov
22
10 Va Nov
29
Missouri
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
Public
Missouri
5
11% Apr
29
5
11% Jan
24
Mohasco
5
AUg
72
18
Nov
30 Va
Afay 23
21
16
Nov
Oct
Nov
20
5
4
34
52% Jan
2
49
Jan
17
60 Ve
May 28
39 Va Dec
20
35
Nov
13
28
May 29
42%"Mar 26
36"
Nov
20
5
'
9 Va Jan
1
19% Oct
15
33% Mar 13
14
Oct
7
24% Oct
24
37 Va Apr
11
32% Jan
2
8 % Oct
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
17% Oct
23
36% Jan
22
May 29
17% Dec
4
23% Jan
Monarch
13%
28%
30 %
27%
11,100
27%
28
28%
27%
28
34
27%
6,600
32 %
33
28 V-t
31%
27%
28
85%
x86 %
32%
33,900
85%
33%
32 Va
33%
18,300
28
29%
33 %
34
61%
68
b
61 3
103
68
4
Class
class
23
12% Oct
18
July 30
27 Va Nov
11
5
86% Dec
6
35
Jan
11
44
Sep
19
21%
J^n
2
30
Jun
6
58
May 29
18% Oct 24
41% Jan
29
4
Mar 26
32
31% May 16
17
Apr
16% Jan
89% Mar 14
24
86
"101
*84
103
*101
103
*101
38%
38 V.
33%
62
104
63%
103
30%
30
30 Va
20 %
20 %
16
66 3
67 Va
20%
133%
90%
,
90%
16
66
400
6970
70
2,300
30%
30%
31%
9.300
20 Vk
20%'
20 %
131%
133%
132%
136
90%
,
38,600
90%
90%
91
2,200
*16
16%
16
20 Va
65 V4
22%
8,500
16
.
600
67 Va
65%
66%
22 %
22%
22%
22 %
23
42 3
42%
42%
42%
58%
59%
42%
42 7
60
a
60%
3.100
6Q%
61%
41
59%
61
40
41V
41
42%
38'
41 Va
42 %
10.000
38%
38;%
38%
39%'
45,400
58
58%
40
36%
a
36'
'-39
'a
a
66 Va
60.400
23%
14.900
9.600
5
3%
33b
3'a
3 %
3%
A_No par
69%
3 %
71%
71 %
73%
70%
Co—6.25
73%
29%
72%
74
30
29 %
29 3
72%
74
h
28%
29
23
28%
23%
28 %
22 7
22 7
23
23 Va
28 Vt
28 %
a
23%
23 Va
23%
10%
10%
10%
1
common__5
10%
10%
70 %
71 %
No par
Tool
25
*82
27 Va
»
10 %
72':,
*82
10%
72%
*82
3%
23%
10-%
*71
84
27 7«
18
37
10%
10'a
28%
*18
3714
b
*71
84
*71
3%
72 Va
*71
*81
84
82
82
28.
28
27 7 it
27%
28 Vt
18 Va
18
18
3%
6,100
10.400
3.500
5.900
24.300
72%
'
.
40
83%
100
28%
27%
3,500
25%
Va
27%
27
27
27
27
—2
54%
55%
55 5 b
27 Va
56'it
56
27%
57
29%
2,400
56%
5
35%
57%
35%
35 %
57J/a
35 %
58%
147.800
35%
No par
37%
35%
37%
35%.
37 Va
35%
37%
36%
35%
36%
35%
6.000
36%
36%
36 %
36 Va
4,500
19%
19%
19%
35
34%
35
Co
Utilities
Co
10%
shares
(5
5,000 lire)
or
Lines:
5
_
Inc
*18
*26%
*17%
19%
19%
19%
20
X34%
35
34%
35 Vt
34 Va
Xl0%
11
Fuel
Jan
3
48% °ep
13
Mueller
29% Mar 21
25 5 a Nov
26
31% Jan
15
Munsingwear
26 % Sep
19 V
Nov
22
27% Feb
1
14 % Nov
1
24%
82%
—
Co——10
Supply
L Industries
28 % Jan
—
—10
5
-3
(John) & Co
Corp
Wheel
Mountain
4,700
70%
42 '/a
Moore-McCormack
M S
66%
102%
21 %
35
Morrell
65 Va
102%
42 %
19%
Motor
10.8CO
66
22%
19%,
Motorola
38
37%
60
30 %i
16
90'
103
69%
130%
135
38%
10
86
■>
103
103
69
16
66%
X37%
63
102 Vt
10%
10Va
10%
10%
18%
*17%
transactions
2
No par
Inc
1
—5
1
1
_10
Co
Brass
Inc
Feb
20
17% Feb
12
22% Nov
11'
Murphy
Murphy
Co (G
Corp
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
6
Murray
Corp
10% Mar
7
Natco
12
86 Va
*84
42 %
33%
shs
Amer
May 28
29
86
42 %
Montgomery Ward & Co_____No par
Nov
Jun -25
480
*84
36%
3 Va
Power Co
20% May 29
4
97 %
*86
_No par
23
23
290
*96
86
21%
-—100
———100
Chemical
21
19
86
96
86
68 Va
37%
Co
Inc
*84 %»
96
86%
681
5
A
Montana-Dakota
Montana
15%
66
85 %
98
*68
-_10
B_
Monsanto
15%
85%
*96
*85
62 •«
103%
Va
86 Va
96 %
103
38!
62 Va
103
*85
200
86
X103
„
38%
86%
"
86%
a
'
48 % Oct
23
21,200
13 Va
1
Service
class
Foreign
10
12
13 Vt
38 Va
No par
Cement
Machine
RR
Monon
2
11
2
11%
13
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
41% Jun
'
90 %
12 Va
13%
27%
*103%
.
preferred
preferred
4.20%
8
Sep
42% Apr
39% Sep
16
25
31
35
29
RR
Industries
3 % %
18
83
89 Vt
12
13
27%
*84
Paper _—2.5C
Light
Corp
Development Co
30
76% July 12
18
Jan
2
10
15
&
37% Mar 29
Dec
12 >/a
13%
28%
*85
No par
Ontario
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Apr
8% July
11% Apr
7% May 29
65 % Oct
Mining & Mfg
6
44Va Mar
35
18"% Jun
Minn
14,600
%
90
3
2,500
106%
12%
12
133
17
290
27
105 Va
90
*89
27
91%
24
,12
87
27
106 % .107%
90
13 %
12%
133%
24% Sep
Jun
12
106%
'
28
12
90%
73 V4 Oct
27
*89
13
131%
49
27
105%
2,900
15,500
27%
Phllipp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_l.50
3%
convertible preference
100
2
27
105 Va
90
20 'A
8
2
*89
20%
18 % Jan
52 Va Jan
27
26%.
X103 %
92 Va
20%
40 % Feb
7
18
26%
26%
105%
x30°a
4
17%
87
17%
86-%
31%
24
Feb
18
87%
17%
87 Va
26 Va
40
19%
*86%
*89 Va
21,200
98
19 %
86 Va
103
Shares
45%
*96%
19%
86%
x961
_No par
"
86 Va
10
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
45%
98
19%
86 Va
99%
Chemicals
45%
*96%
17%
31 Va
&
96%
20
17%
86
Inc_,
96%
19%
the Week
Dec. 6
17%
86%
5
98
45
17%
*85
100
10
*Friday
Dec. 5
45 Va
17%
*86
common
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 4
45
20%
x20
2
45% Apr
70 V4
20%
Wednesday
✓
45%
496%
98
19%
100
Laboratories
24% Jan
15
*96%
45 3t
*96 %
Inc
Corp
24
14 % Oct
46
100
Corp
May 29
411aJun
34
45%
100
preferred
Oil
Dec. 8
100
Utilities
South
5
16% Oct
12 Va May 29
July
80% Oct
Mar 22
60% Jan
8
39
2
49% Jan
101
1
Tuesday
Dec. 2
12.50
Mesabi Trust—Units of benef'cl int
Mesta Machine Co—
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metromedia Inc__
—1
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd_100
May 17
89
3
39 %
Feb
$
87% May 22
103 Va Oct 10
24
10
58 V* Feb
Jan
43
Dec
Apr
100% Aug
94
25
55
Nov
28
90
19
80
31
38% Oct
2
27
88% Jun
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
29
37 % May
Jan
84 % Sep
% Nov 23
82 % Jan
25
Jun
15% Aug 19
37% May
8
2
27
Nov 22
f ,27% Nov 26
-
^
'
13% Apr
July 16
11 Vt Jan
2
93
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
.
100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
1.83 %
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
$3.50 preferred
—No par
11
28
3 ■'*'
preferred series B
4%
14
Jan
27 % Oct
77 Va Jan
88 Va Jan
'
J
109% Oct
20 % Mar 11
28
23
2u
JuU
90
94% Mar 23
5
28 % Oct
Feb
2
4
27% Jan
88% Nov
25
84% Jan
22
86% Jan
10
90
Nov
17
6
2
60
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Par
Mead Corp common
_5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Medusa Portland Cement
No par
Melville Shoe Corp common—1
25% May 20
Year 1962
Lowest
STOCKS'
.
Range for Previous
—
C)
:
—
America
of
1
26
26
26 3n
26
82'A
83%
82
Vt
26
24%
10%
10%
4.900
25 %
26 !A
25%
26'A
13,000
26%
26%
26%
84%
.26%
8,100
84'%
85%
84 Va
86'A
33.100
39%
40 %
40'/4
2,700
24%
25
40'A
24 5n
40%
40 3
a
40%
40 Va
40 Va
25 V4
40'A;
lOVa
1,600
40.200
26%
25 !a
26
,
200
"26%
25%
84%
25%
18 %
24 3
a
25
24%
25
40%
;
19%
40%
40%
25
40
40
Va
4.000
40
40 3
27%
B
27%
27%
27 Vt
40%
40 r%
8.900
27%
27
19%
40%
27%
19%
27'A
19%
27%
19 Va
27%'
2-600
19%
18%
18%
19 %
1834
19%
19%
19%
39
39
19%
19%
38%
1 f»' A
39%
39%
19 Va
18 600
39%
39%
39%
39%'
39V'»
G.200
19%
19%
19%
7.500
-
N
22
13% Aug 22
62 Va Mar 16
54 % Jan
2
25
24% Dec
21% Jan
16
19% May 19
31% Jan
12
25 % Mar
5
31
33
45 "4 Apr
24
43 Va Jan
7
59% Nov
11% Jan
2
8Va Dec
27
43 % Jun
11 Va Jun
May 29
9% May 29
66% Oct
27
Jan
18
4
132% Jan
24
18-% Oct
7% July 29
24
,
2
65
,29% "Feb
5
20% Jan
2
23% Dec
20 5 a Oct
24
30% Apr
23
23% Mar
83% Jan
2
93 % Dec
28
92
47
33 % Oct
26% Oct
33% Oct
May 24
67% Jan
10
27% Sep
6
96% Feb
National
City
National
Dairy
12
4%%
pfd
Lines
3
27
98
Feb
4
68
Dec
Apr
40 Va Jan
30
2
22 % Jan
28Vt Feb
16
25% Jan
52
9
Jan
81 % Mar
14%
14%
14 %
14%
13,400
83'/a
83
833a
81%
83 VB
31.000
29 Va
29%
29%
297»
29%
29%
29%
30 %
30 %
30%
2b
26
25%
26
25%
26 V8
25%
26!
4
25%
26
63 %
64 %
63 3 a
.64 V0
63%
64 'A
63%
64!
a
63%-
64%
24
24 Va
24 Vb
24%
24 Vu
24%
24 Vb
24%
92 %■
92 '2
92%
93
92 %
92 Va
*92%
94
49
49%
*49
49%.
46 Va
98
98
Lead
—5
69%
69
National
Linen
1
*30%
National
15
Co
Service
Propane
Corp
Corp
National-Standard
Starch
Chemical-
6
53
Sep
11
National
28
May 21
National
20
18% May 31
19'/a Jan 29
National
Vulcanized
Natomas
Co
6
8% Sep
9 Vb
Corp
Sugar Ref Co—.
Apr
15
30
13% Jan
7
Nautec
Dec
3
7% Feb
1
Neisner Bros
18 Vt Jan
2
6
30
Aug 22
Nov
43% Sep
23
53
Apr
8
Fpb
13
39% Mar 21
20% Jan 12
22
14
27% Nov 26
33%
15
24% Sep 25
38
43% Dec
31
Jun
27
19% Feb
26
33 Va Jun
15
43% Jan
31
28
May 29
9
76 Va Jun
37
27
86
May
48 Vr8
May 28
74
.
Jan
2
Mar 11
45
Va July
'an
3
80% Nov
7
85% Feb
46
2
3
Apr 26
2
13% Apr
46% Sep
10%„Sep
an
Jan
13
26
3
25
55'/8 Aug 14
4%
Y
New
N
York
State
$3.75
28
Dec
19
72% Jan
Jun
26
79
Feb
23
76 V4 Jan
3
77
Aug 27
82% Jan 23
Jan
2
86
Jun
4
83 % Jan
8
88
3.90%
18
Jan
85
104
July
100,
Jun
24
3
Nov
27
90
Dec
5
109 Va Jan
29
I6V2 Oct
94
4
107
107
25
17,000.
18 Vb
7%
7%
7%
10%
10%
10%
1
pfd_100
100
Dock
Central
*68
Jan
18
125
15
24
18
I8V4 Feb
21
May 31
May 20'
14% Jun
6
24% Dec,
6
68%.
68 %
27%
27 7i,
9.100
52%
52 %
52%
10,100
*85
1
*85
86 Va
84
82 %
107
44%
28%
45
28%
28 %
b
23%
22%
24
38 3 a
39 Va
381
38 7
11%
12%
11
com_No par
41 %
42
41 %
42 %
42
42%
41%
42
100
83 Va
84
82!
a
83 »A
83 'A
*82 Va
Pwr Corp com_No par
51 %
51%
51,%
50%
51
Electric
Gas
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
_100
100
100
;
5
1
Norfolk
& Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
10
preferred
6%
Norris-Thermador
Corp
-
x82 %
50 7
50c
b
74
78
73!
a
78
*72%
77!
a
*85
85%
85 %
104%
*90
107%
'
*103
1,700
24%
3,400
114%
115%
11,400
113%
114%
113%
114%
*23%
23%
23 %
23 %
*23'A
23%
*23 'A
23%
*23
%
23%
100
*13%
14%
13%
13%
14 %
14 VB
13%
13%
*137n
23
23
23%
2 3'A
23%
23 Va
23%
23;%
14%
24 Va
5.900
114
112 %
22%
—10
x49 Va
50%
48%
—100
108 Va
108%
—100
108%
169
U
109
5Va%
preferred-
111 Va Mav 20
5.80%
preferred
26
110 Va Jan
30 Va Oct
24
44% Jan
4
5.60%
39
Jan
11
May 29
33% Mar 29
'
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
85% Jan
8
86
Jan
3
86
Jan
19
19%
May 29
For
78% Mar 23
93
May 11
91V2 Apr 24
93 % May 31
93% Dec 20
33% Jan
footnotes,
31
see page
Jan
2
91
Nov
13
96
Feb
19
91
% Jan
9
95
Jun
20
$4.08
Nov
22
95 Va Mar
4
$4.11
preferred
92 Va Nov
15
95 V2 Jun
21
$4.16
preferred
29
25% Jan
14
Northrop
-19
25.
Oct
81
Va May 29
$3.60
preferred
$4.lo
preferred
Corp
54'A
52%
,53%
52
52%
51%
52%
51 VB
53!
22%
22%
.22%
22%
2t2%
22%
22!
a
21 %
22%
19,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9 Va
9 Va
9%
95a
97«
-T3.300
20%
20%
21 Va
21 Vb
20 5
78
78 %
78 VB
78%
78%
78 %
*78.%
53 3 b
53%
53%
53 Va
53 3
a
53 Va
53%-
53%
6.600
49 %
49%
49%
48%
49 Va
48%
49'%
6,400
107%
107 '/2
100
5
—
preferred
91
1.
76
States Power Co
com
1___.
—5
100
100 1
;
10o
—100
100
:
25.400
53
22 Va
100
Northern
300
10
preferred
Pacific Ry
; 114%
114
1
;
Northern
60
23 %
b
Natural Gas Co
20
370
103 %
a
a
Northern
Sep
100
107%
103'A
*90
104!
23!
Auff 26
Nov
91 Va
*107%
90
107%
*103
24 3
2
107
90
*107 Va
104 Va
320
-
,
23 %
43
104 % Jan
91 Va
107%
630
77%
24%
79
107
107%
*103
70
73'A
84
a
53%
7
*90
104%
4
23!
79
6
92
107%
,
77 !4
84
84%
24 Va
53
6
77 3
84 V4
24%
No par
114 % Mar
77 Va
85
23%
,——50
113% Mar
78
85
24 %
Go
Ry Co
109
*72 r,a
7.7'A
23 VB
Indiana
14
73%
78 'A
120
16,700
24 Va
Central
11
51%
23 V2
Northern
26
51 VB
23 3 a
Northern
Oct
51'A
24%
26% May 21
80 Va Jun 21
Sep
84
24%
•-57% Aug 15
107
*72%
84
7
Corp
Corp
North American Sugar Ind
107
73'A
7,600
84
1
Coal
P S
73 'A
3.400
42
85
Va
17.300
41 '/a
23%
4
Car
■
50%
81.800
«
11%
23 Va
2
Aviation
American
American
73 Va
'
a
"a
24 %
14
American
North
North
48% Aug 15
38% Jun
5
5.100
22 7
43% Jan
37% Mar 16
29 V2
12'A
13% Jan
a
29'A
39%
72 % Jan
251
29%
Va
23 VB
16
17
29
12
21
12
30
39%
Dec
Nov
28 Va
22%
May 22
Mar
29 %
12
45
Jun
8.200
40 VB
76
102
46%
2 3 !'4
9
58
46%
12
16 % Jan
Jan
46 Vn
39%
66% Jan
6
46%
22%
26% Sep
10% Noif
.
1,000
46'A
12
4
28
'
45 Va
40 Vo
20% Mar 4
7% Apr 29
48 Va Apr
5 600
87
107
23 %
46
2
320
85 Va
86%
*106%
11%
2
19
*84
86%
108
39%
30
Dec
85%
85%
107
22 Va
25
a
*84
86%
86%
107
1
'
Jan
34 Va May 29
83%
106
-
45'A
44%
Apr
411
85
107
15
65 Va Jan
*85
86%
83 Va
107
107
b
,1
15
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co.
North
12,100
28 %
72 Ve Jan
11 Va May 29
18'h
X52 Vb
30
2
68
5,400
17%
X27%
23
;
68
2 600
14,000
'
52%
25
Nov
18%
1 it
b
'
67 Va
6% Oct
May 29
18
6
2' %
28%
b
19% Oct
48
39%
52 Vb
3
Apr
a
67 %
20% Jan
13 V4 Jan
6 'A
25%
39 7
28 %
92
4
6 %
25 Va
39 Va
52 3
107
27
6 Va
24 Va
■
28%
107
Sep
6%
1.900
68
/*90
9
6
10.500
11
52'»
*103
18
a
1.800
7% 1
10%
28 3
100
Jan
6
6
7%
11
67%
5
Railroad
%
7%
.
52 Va
100
29 Va Jan
7 Va
11'
70
_1_100
25
7%
11'A
28%
'
preferred
preferred
Vt Nov 26
7 Va
11'A
7-%
11
52
preferred
23
.
28 VJi
4.85%
Jan
May
,
13%
18
5.25%
22
24
13%
18%
4.10%
105
26
'14
13%
18%
28
7
4
3,500
i3Va
18
30
9
3
21Va
13%
17%
110 Va Feb
31
15% Jun
20%
13%
106% Jan
38 % Feb
12% July
21%
13%
17%
6
IIOV2 Dec
21% Jan
3.40%
*21
13 Va
17%
7
9
July
97 Va May 31
21%
700
13%
Jan
4
85% July 31
21
22
*21
Va'
17%
103 V4 Dec
May 17
27% Jan
Jan
25,300
137b
13 Va
common—10
Brake
preferred
3.60%
79
11
Air
Niagara Mhk
71
50 Vb
14%
17%
2o
preferred
Chicago & St Louis Co
York Shipbuilding Corp
67 Va Jun
'
Mining Corp
convertible
Y
50
100
New, York
N
51
50%
21 Va
18 Va
Newport News Ship & Dry
New
50%
50 7 „
21 %
preferred-;
3%%
1
1,700
51%
50%
17%
Newmont
110
3IV.
40 %
18%
30
2
313u
40
17%,
89% Oct
2
317a
40%
18 Vu
New
Jan
14
31%
40 'A
17%
29
V2vJan
14'A
31 Va
40%
common_No par
Apr
61
Vu
Va
J)
(J
30
1 4
40 VB
25
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Jun
21%
9,700
47%
99
x31
Va
39%
89 »/2
Jun
50%
46%
*98
_1
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
a
50
21%
14%
39 VB
New
10 7
40
14
24%
New
94
5.000
32
40 Va
25
8
2
14'a
*31%
14%
39%
3
20
2,700
39!
Apr
20
31%
47%
•
*31
30%
24%
54% July 31
Nov
31%
*30%
6
29% Oct
86 V2 Feb
31 'A
31
30%
u
40
85
54 Vt Jan
55,100
25
2
97
69%
6%
2
18
69
39 %
20
Nov
69%
24%
43% Jan
85
98
1
24 Va Jan
86V2 May 10
30 7
47
68%
1
Co
14.900
98
5
Newberry
.
47
i
14
9%
68 Va
32
Nevada Power Co
Jan
9%
.
99 'A
2
Neptune Meter Co
33
6.100
68
_1
30
400
34%
*98
_5
Inc
42% Oct
9%
1.900
49 %
%
34
—4
Fibre Co__
Corp__
Apr 24
17% Nov 26
15
9%
93%
*49
t
68%
40
5
9'%
93%
34 3
27.500
99 %
14%
No par
34%
„
6,100
'24%
-i
*98
40
50o
Tea, Co
National
Mar 19
46%.
34 s
24'
4,900
:
x6814
%
-♦31%
Steel
&
33%
9%
46%
10%
46%
46 Va
*49
34
1
Co__
National
5
a
9 3.
10
—
33 % May 29
47
,
13,900
14%
82
National
Apr
57 %
14'A
82%,
10 Va
1
%
56
14%.
4
Corp
__1
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
:
_No par
2
57 31
14%
80!
34
67 Va Nov
26
X5714
14%
80 Va
481
6
5
58%
b
14 Va
49
26% Mar 27
24
9,500
i.5
51 Va Jan
Jun
-28%
__1
19 Va May 29
85
28 !4
b
79%
i
36
51 % Sep
28 3
33%
2
6% Feb
2
36% May 29
28 3
5
Co
Gas
Jan
15 %
9
31
Aug 23
28%
57 Va
9%
preferred
13% Nov
12
23'
25
% Oct
32
83
28%
58%
33%
4%%
34% Mar
Mar 19
21
May 29
28%
57
10
_
Inc
of
18
9% Mar 29
11% Jan
6
38
2
23 Va Feb
May 29
28!- i
58 Va
49
50
May
103% Nov
25 V. May 27
30
22
75
28%
57 Va
15% Nov
4
24
13
28 %
78% Aug 27
31% Dec
6
13
Jan
13 Va Oct
15% Jun
25
1,500
40.9J0
General
50 Va Apr
May 28
59%
37 Va
10
Fuel
National
35% Jan 10
9
59 Va
x36%
50
National
25
1.500
4
37 Vn
(conv)
8
17
8
59 3
36%
100
Feb
8
59%
37%
1951
12% Feb
7 %
77b
59
36 %
x59
No par
Products
series
7%
61 %
37%
Distillers & Chcm Corp com_5
Nat'l
35% Sep
8
Oct
Cash
Castings Co
54
20
13% Ort
National
National
2
24 % Feb
27
Corp
Register
6
28
7%
.
61%
35%
5
24
2
32
24
G% Nov
Can
8
61
37%
5
Corp
Sep
7% Jan
98
24
10% Oct
National
7%
61
37 Vb
Co
48% July 18
45% Feb
5 Va
Biscuit
29 Vt Jan
2
Jun
Aviation
8
7 ',!)
1
1
.
—_
National
2
15% May 29
27
15
4
13% Dec
-
Co
National
Jan
22
99% Dec
5
22
24% Oct
3
56 Va Jan
24
Oct
Airlines
Aug 12
34
59 Va Mar 19
Nov
Acme
National
9 % Mar 27
30% Jan
24
93% Jan
61
22% Jan
4
Mar 23
54"
5
Jun
22% May 29
5 % Oct
14
Jan
18
5
National
85% Oct
July 19
18 % May 29
46% Jun 25
72
70% May 16
41% Sep
3
Corp:
1
,
21 Vb
-
*107
*107 Va
109
109
20%
'
109
110
20%
21%
109
,
*107%
109
100%
109 Va
109 Va
108 \'i
109 Va
(0
47%
48 V4
15,600
34 Va
34 7 it
6.800
78 'A
590
*109
109%
109 Va
47
47 Vb
47 VB
48
47%
48%
34%
34%
34 %
34 7
34 'A
34%
34%
34%
78%
78 %
78%
78 Va
77%
*91!'4
92 Va
*91'A
92 %
91 %
78
*91%
91
*92 Va,
22 Vb
78
92%
7814
*91
92%
*91 %
92%
*91V2
92%
*91%
*91%
92
*91'A
92
*91%
92
93 Va
*92%
22%
21%
%
*92 Va
21 Va
93%
22
;
78
*91%
917/;
93
,
91'A
92
22 %
180
110 Va
*110
400
110
47 Vb
*91-%
-
79
109%
108'/a
b
4.800
21'A
110%
47
108 Va
a
4
Va
%
*91%'
92
20:
Va
92 Va
50
92
92 %
,92%
*91 %
93 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
.
100
28.200
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2238)
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
May 29
40'4 Dec
12
27
42% Mar
10
44% Dec
17% Jun
25
31% Jan
Sep" 11
2
Sep
20
Norton
3
16
Co.
Shares
70
68
69
68
69
68'/a
69
683-4
52
51
52
51 Ya
53
52 '/a
52'-j
5
197 a
197a
197 b
197'a
19%
19 Ya
19
193a
10
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
41'%
62%c
341/8
35
34 Ys
347-8
34%
34%
21%
22%
22'a
237a
24
24%
47%
47%
473 4
471%
48
97Y4
97 Va
97
97'%
97
97
87
86
86
86
86
3%
;
—.
Co
Inc
NuTone
the Week
Dec. 6
69 Ya
Steel & Wire Co
Pharmacal
Norwich
Friday
Dec. 3
1
Northwestern
26% Oct
29
211/4 Nov
18
44% Jan
2
32% Nov 26
Feb
45»4
Aug
1
23
Nov 13
36
59% Jan
196
2
Thursday
Dec. 4
52
10
;
Northwest Bancorporation
53i% Nov
6
Inc.
Airlines
Northwest
6
Sales for
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. 3
Par
PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
70 % Dec
10
35% Jan
42 Ye Dec
31%
*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23
»;
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Ya
70%
16,000
52 Va
52%
3,700
19
19
41 %
41 Ya
42%
5,700
34
34%
34
34%
10,000
2474
251/2
23'/2
24 %
6,700
4734
48 Ya
473
48
97
98
*97
98i%
87
87
87'/2
X40%
■
1,700
o
38
M&y28
11
92
Jan
80% Jun
29
97% July. 3
941/4 July 18
49'4 Jan
21
86 7/8 Dec
105
Nov
100% Dec
14
27
Nov
95
85% Jan
4
10U
Jun"28
88% Jan
31
291/4 Oct
24
18%
Apr~23
li
CJI'P
95% Nov
41
Feb
7
3.90%
2
25
4.56%
May
11
98% Apr
26
4.24%
34% May 29
40% Oct
18
Oklahoma
31% Jan
12
43%
Oct~24
76
Jan
2
45% Dec
15% Jan-
2
6
33
45%
3
591/2 Jan
22
Nov
Aug
16% Nov
10% Oct
24
24% Mar
1
11
19
14
25% Jan
2
20% Aug 20
24% May
19 1/4
23V4 Jun
Jun
Aug 16
July 15
491/4 Sep 10
46%
6ct~26
87%
Feb~ 13
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72 % Jan
24
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
2
96
Oct
25
28
25
43
25
25
Jan
2
9% Jun 15
25
May 29
15% Jan
12
36"% Feb
20
47
61% Dec 27
301
Mar 23
Oct
a
89% Oct
Jan
37% Sep
26
Nov
3
Chemical
Elevator
14
*99
101
25 Ya
25%
101'%
251,8
37%
38
37%
42%
4338
43
43%
181/8
18 %
95
95
38 y2
38 Ya
3814
441/2
44%
45%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Ya
1534
29%
29'.
a
291%
293/8
29'%
29
46%
45'/a
457s
451/4
451/2
45 Vi
45
153/B
15 Ya
70
350
•
25 %
4,500
18'%
1,000
961/2
20
38 Va
4,900
44%
293a
4534
690
100%
377-a
16
29 Ya
3.125
18%
*95
.
*15%
5
13,200
101'A
25 %
18%
95
43Y8
38
,
.
*100
25 Ys
*18
38
95
4
100'%
IOIV4
*931%
181/8
*931%
;
101'4
*100
25 3/„
25
25i%
*17
457
16
81,500
a
16
2,600
29%
29%
4,100
45 3
'/a
451/2
41,500
24,600
8
30c
15%
16
151/a
157-8
15%
157
a
153a
15%
No par
Go
21%
21%
22
22
*22
22'%
22 %
22%
22 Ya
22%
20 Va
21
20%
21
21
21
20%
21
20'%
207
a
2,700
59
60
59
59%
58 '/a
59Ya
58%
60
59'%
60 '/a
17,100
85%
871%
16,000
Transportation Co
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois
1
1,
Co
6.25
com
preferred
Oxford Paper Co
86%
87 3
4
86'%
8 6'/a
85%
86
100
15
Glass
4%
11
101
18 '/8
Overnite
18
*99
95
Outboard Marine Corp
18
100'%
25 Ya
5
Outlet
100'%
101
*99
5
Otis
1
101'/a
*17%
Corp
30
27
101'%
__7.50
Gas
*85 Ya
102
T00'/2
*93 %
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange
& Rockland Utilities
5
68% May 14
105
Natural
48
20
100
;
preferred
Mathieson
Olin
171/2 May 13
27% Nov
3
19% Jan
100
100
preferred
4%
94% Nov
41% Jan
*86
:100
Okla Gas & Electric Co com__—2.50
15
25
Jun
1U0
preferred
preferred
preferred
26
14% May 29
26
preferred
4.44%
26% Aug 29
18% Oct 10
7
17 Vi Jan
4.40%
102% Jan
22% Mar 25
I61/4
12
24
105
15
Ohio Edison Co common
Sep
891/2 May
9
100% Dec
7'
8
53
101% Oct
46'A July 26
2
Dec
99
98%
100 "2
X9934
98
98%
98
98%
31%
313-4
313B
31%
311/2
31%
3134
32
16%
17 YB
*16%
17 Ya
*16 7b
17'%
13
13 Ys
Xl3
13
86%
100
Y2
86I/4
320
98
99
4,500
32%
33
6,200
1
Va
P
16% Jun
15% May
1
29
30 74 Nov
22
345/a Jan
Nov
22
203/a Jun
633/4 Jan
17
26% May 29
351/4 Apr
30% July 19
39% Jan
2
5
158% Feb
26
1403.', Nov
27
5% May 28
5
14% Nov
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
2
142 % Oct
,
Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Gas & Electric—;
10
Pacific Intermountain Express Co_5
Pacific Cement &
16% Aug 20
29
14% May 13
157
'
7% Oct
19%
7% Oct
22
20
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
25
15% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
20
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
21% Jan
12
67 3
97% Feb
8
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
23% Mar
13% Apr
5
25
Dec
54% Dec
2
5
Pan
2
Nov
22
10
98
6% Apr
9
Jan
91/4 Jan
Panhandle
/
4®>
17
28
Papercraft
55% Nov
24
38% Mar 15
24 % Mar 20
36% Sep
11
24
75% Apr
11
48'% May 24
673/4 July 30
22% Jun
21
35
Jan
31
15
27
Oct
23% Jun
24
58% Feb
May
35'/4 Mar
16
Nov""
15
Oct
22
27% Jan
26
19% Jan
28
44
Dec
6
27
Feb
27
19% Apr
25
26% Oct
31
Penick & Ford__
2
40
8
May 31
37.
May 29
24
17%
Mar 29
48% Jan
52% Jan
Jan
Jan
2
34 Ye Feb
20
30'% Jan
32
38% Mar 22
98 % July 25
106% May 25
95
2
Nov
47%
3
Apr
Sep 20
36'% Aug
3
36
22
1
5
106% Feb
103
Feb
22
543/4 Jan
2
4'%%
6
2
543a Dec
5
35 % Feb
8
47
Oct
29
Pennzoil
52 Ys Mar 19
46
Feb
11
56 Ys Feb
16
46
Jan
2
583/4
Sep
58
2
38
1
54% Nov
12
Jun
22
Jan
12% Jun
15
19Ye Mar 15
49% Oct
24
59Y8 Mar 23
Aug
35% Oct
24
99
15
Jan
66% Jan
31
101% July 13
42
19'/4 Oct
56% Nov
15
5%
16
15
Permian
13Ya Jun
25
19% Jan
2
Feb
13
18 >/2 Oct
24
42
23
5 7 Ye Mar 15
44% Oct
1
25
May 29
98
Jun
6
82
July 10
96
Jan
62 Ya Jan
15
34 Ya Mar 20
103% Nov
88% Nov
7
28
8
100
Sep
13
Aug 23
101
106
Jan
31
22
59
May 27
99 % Mar
233a Nov
33 >4 Oct
Permanente
2
Mar 14
131/4 Jan
151 %
no34 Nov
Apr
Oct
3
11
Pet
Id3/, May 20
8
15
283/4 May
12
18% May
1
24% May 31
31 Ya Sep'
6
44Y4'Nov
55% Aug 29
63% Sep 10
]it% Feb
22
52 3/4 Mar
6
291% Jan
2
100
Jan
84
Nov
96% Dec
10.1
Apr
■
3638 Aug
105
7
92
21
Mar
Jun
'
1
24
61% Oct
24
82
81
Jan
2
112% Jan
5
17
161/2
16.7a
16%
167 a
16 3
Xl8%
18%
18%
19'/4
197 a
20
197-2
197-a
69,800
50%
54%
52%
53%
507-2
521/2
50%
517-8
301,100
67 3
68 %
7 %
6%
54%
x53%
5414
31%
32%
54
4 O'/a
,
84Y4 Feb
813/4 Jan
42
24
59 Ye Mar 14
47
15 Yb Oct
40
173,4 Apr 15
50% Sep 30
2S3/4 July
1
Oct
19
24
26 Ye Apr
Oct
24
69
Jan
4
18 Yb Jun
27
41'/a Jan
11
30% Oct
23
65% Mar 19
H3/8 Oct
4
67
Aug 17
64
23
Jan
86% Mar
Jan
2
26
22
13 Va Oct
25
1
72 3/4 Jan
2
81
161/s May 15
5% Oct
36Y2 Oct
Oct
19% Jan
116% Mar
44% Jun
22
5
22
8
8
May
67% Feb
15%
16
16
161/4
16
16 1/8
16
16
22 '/a
21%
22 Va
211/2
223/8
211/4
21%
21 %
21%
15,000
14%
1574
23,900
7%
7 Va
37'I/2
*37'/2
44
44%
43%
411/2
31'/a
421/8
31 Va
33%
33
33%
1021/2
Jan
2
Jan
3
Jan
3
130
14
Jan
24
14
13 3/4 Oct
24
21
90% Oct
18
951/2 Mar
221
98
98
23 %
241/a
Jan
501/4
501/4
537
441/2
44 Va
45
45
Jan
92% Jan
2
25
32% Apr
69 % Dec
26
19
29
July 24
31% May 14
85
Jan
5
92
Nov
20
Jan
2
95
Dec
6
104
Jun
29
106
Jun
29
98
Nov
109
21
55 %
13'%
13
13'%
49
48
49
,
16
55V4
12 3a
»'
48%
49
48%
*100%
100 34
i
24 %
24%
69% Mar
Ys Jan
30% Jan
321/2 Feb
Feb
21
93
95
97% Apr
5
100'4 Aug 21
Dec
Dec
10
106% Aug 27
1093/4 Jan
108
112
Oct
8
79 YB Apr
11
223/a Jan
243/4 Dec
28
May 27
321% Jan
3
75'% Aug 21
23% Nov 15
40 Yb July 25
813/4 Jun
14
25V4 Aug
241/a Jan
7
22
Feb
8
5% Oct
24
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
2
8% Nov
18
Jim
18
88
23
84 j
Jan
4
87% Nov
19
July 25
84
31 %
May 29
24
Jan
43 % Jan
20V4 Oct
23
38'% Mar
283/4 Jun
25
38'/4 Dec
23
Mar 29
1
18% July
34% Nov 12
22
9
23% Jan
2
361% Jan
11
<17% Aug 27
25% Oct 24
2
21
Dec
5
4
5,900
17%
2,600
171%'
173/8
17%
173a
17%
291%
29Y2
30'%
29%
30'%
29 Ya
29%
8,400
49
49%
493b
50%
49%
50%
49%
5038
39,700
61Ys
61 Va
611/2
611%
617 a
61 V4
14,700
61'/4
61
61%
613%
33%
33%
21,700
101%
101%
33 %
33i%
33 Ya
33 '/a
337 a
33%
33%
101V4
101'%
1021%
*101'%
IO2Y2
*101'%
IO2V2
86
86
85
96%
96 %
96%
*104
105
*104
96 Ya
1051%
*961/2
86
87
98
*97
*86
98
,
*102%
105
*104
87
,
*97
105
39%
,
*102%
%
38%
160
88
,,
450
70
98
105
79,900
39%
36
37%
36%
37'%
361/2
37%
70 %
713/8
693%
701/2
70 %
71'%
69 Ya
70%
_5
*88%
883%
881,2
88%
861/2
87Y2
87%
87'%
100
84
84
84
84%
84
84
48%
48
48%
48%
48 34
49,500
18Y2
18%
18%
4,600
50c
-100
_5
1
No par
1
2
No par
84
483.,
49%
48%
*84
4874
181/2
18%
18%
181/2
181/2
541%
54
55
54V4
54%
54%
55
54
37%
37%
3734
39'/a
397b
39%
39%
40%
14,600
44 3a
431/2
44 Ya
441%
451%
46 y4
43%
43%
46
441/2
30,000
2,000
83
*82
83
*79
77
*76
77.
76
2 j.
8
77
21
20 va
140
*139%
1411/2
56%
57 %
140
8
57'%
12
12'/4
*67
683%
71'%
29%
132
5934
'110
11%
*67
71V4
72
29%
30
*132%
132
60'%
59%
*110
112
33
18%.
20%
20%
1761/2
20%
207
Ya
12 Ys
567a
11%
68%
33 3
8
1821%
139'%
577a
58%
19,000
,-12%
11%
12)
20,100
68%
67
67
10
73'/a
72
73
1,000
OQ
29
900
141
*67
*711/2
'
29
29
*132 Ya
60
134
597a
59V4
110
112
32%
33Y2
177 Vi!
183%
>
110 '
593a
110
134
5974
110
10
3,800
250
33 3a
33 %
33%
8,9C0
18874
182'%
1883%
111,100
18 Ya
18%
18%
32'/2
184
*132 Ya
18 Ya ■;
20 Ys
3,700
18 1/2
10034
100%
1003%
100%
100%
140
1003%
18%
101
181/2
20'%
20 34
20'%
20%
20'%
20%
22,900
80
79%
801/2
24,000
80
791%
79%
29
17,200
2874
28 Ya
29
28%
2 91,4
28%
28%
28%
5
74%
74%
75
12,500
75%
741/a
75Y4
75
75 Va
74%
751%
par
30'%
303%
30 Va
30'a
30 %
*301/2
30'/2
30i%
30%
301%
*91
92
92
92
*91
*91
92
91
*91
91
93
*92%
93
100
941%
*92%
93
97V4
*96%
97 'a
140
400
com__No par
_ioo
100
79'%
*92 3 b
793%
791/2
95
100
96%
97
_ioo
"106%
107
107
110
*109
100
com__No par
110
38%
38%
38%
100
*78
78 %
*78
25
*23
243%
24
24 y4
*23%
95
*92%
94
96'%
*961/2
971/2
*96 Ya
107
*107
107'%
107
1101/2
*109
IIOY2
*109
39
39%
39
78%
24
-
241%
*78
78%
2434
2 3 7/a
*23'%
24'%
*231%
*23%
71%
71%
6Ya
871/2
87%
*851/2
87
19 34
20
19%
20
19 74
20
19
347'a
34Y2
1
7i%
107
107 aB
110
108%
109 y4
1,200
150
480
10,000
39%
39%
40
78%
78 3%
*23Ys
28%
107
39Y2
25
Co
140
139'%
134
*
500
5,300
12'%
59i%
*110
112
21 Va
58 Ya
*1321/2
60'%
21
1174
291/2
29
30
134
78
57Ya
*138
68%
71
83
*76 Via
21%
b
72
*67
711%
143%
*79
77
581/2
141 Ya
*140
14%
83
Va,
6,300
79%
No par
s
14%
14%
15 3
*80
'*100%
preferred
147/8
*14%
20%
56 7
14%
151%
83
15
*80
18%
!
250
37%
1003%
preferred
preferred
*140
55
I8V2
Public Service, Co of Colorado
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No
-
18%
*75%
lo
84
5434
par
_75
7
86%
23,400
69%
867%
37%
*751/2
1
_
4774
68%
*83
18Ya
1
.
Gamble
84%
86
37 Yt
100%
773-4
7734
150
500
23 Ya
24%
241%
24i%
,
*23 Y4
24 %
7
3,800
6Ya
7
67%
7
6%
87
*85'/2
87
*85 Va
87
10
*85Y2
20
19 3%
20
7,600
34%
35
20.800
•343%
10
34%
34%
341/2
347'b
34%
30'%
13,100
30 34
29'%
2974
30%
30
30
30 %
29%
No par
41
413/4
23,200
401/2
41
41%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41'%
.——5
22
7,300
No par
22%
22
21%
22%
22%
22%
21
62'/2
63%
7,900
"147%
148%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co
Inc
;
Pure Oil 1
Purolator
140
253/4
17V4
28'%
33Y4
Pullman
-
1C1 %
25%
33 %
preferred
Cement
*100%
17 Ya
x25
17%
181%
Rican
100'/a
26
xlOO'%
Puetro
May 24
403/8 Jan
24%
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75 preferred
No nar
31 % May 14
26
1011/2
1011/4
common
preferred
100 Y2
50%
32%
4.32%
4.16%
9,400
100
:
5.05% preferred
5.28% preferred
Public Serv Co of Ind
31/2% preferred
15
15
21
14,300
4934
54'%.
28'%
1771/2
4.18%
4.30%
127%
49%
17
1
&
500
12 %
8
55
123%
491%
12.50
!
$1.40 div preference
4.08% preferred
18
95
•
25
54'%
13%
49 3
55
x48
243%
1011%
8,700
28
1.25
Procter
18
55Y2
*55
4
5
Potomac Electric Power Co
'
18
90% Nov
24%,
____10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 51/2% sfpref_100
32'A Sep
6
791/2 Aug 13
j 271% Jan
68
23Ya Apr
81% Oct
100%
50
—1
Plough Inc—
19
Nov
35
21
27
Nov
2,500
19.800
No par
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
20% May 27
101
Apr
110% Feb
233/4 May 29
71% Jan
2
19
Nov
3
14
457-2
'
12%
Pittston
convertible
447-a
24,500
8
55 '/a
8
$3.50
54 3
45
44-'%
53i%
16'%
4
5
44%
543'8
52:%
12Ya
2
Jun
560
246,500
551%
40% Jan
38'/2 Aug 28
2111/2 Sep
6
53
420
98 3a
2434
4
3,200
70% Jun
130
B
51%
443.4
49%
6,800
97%
23%
23%
300
32 74
101 3B
23 3
98 3a
x97
24Ya
32'V4
i
1013-8
102
X10074
j
32
32'a '
4
11,000
133'/4 Oct
3
98
X23 Y4
OS'/ 4
* a
16%
(conv)—No
(The)
x32'
53%
5%
Co
*3i
33
102%
101
*
317 a
53
7
151/2 Jan
25
July 17
4
72% Aug 28
Aug 27
17,200
16
22
93
563/8 Jun
90 y8
14% Sep
80
52
16
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
;10o
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
.No par
1
51%
157b
33%c
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
8
41%
41 Ya
16
17
28 % Mar 20
120'% May
6
Jan
20% Jun
87
May
Nov
26.3C0
'
100
preferred
preferred
$4.80
,
44%
15 7 s
Jan
28 % Nov
122
20
491/2 May 29
May 10
22% Jun 21
43%
16'%
preferred class A
100
51/2% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia——100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
105'% Jan
34 Ye Dec
Oct
81% Jun
82
a
32%
98
99
23
44%
16
57'% Nov
35Y4 Mar 29
Jan
25
60
7
Nov
Jun
143
2
41
78
21
2
38
125
88;
2
convertible
102%
23%
*9734
4334
49%
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5
102 Vi
*30 7
500
38
41%
30%
15,200
77s
37 77
413.,
42 Ya
7 7-4
8
37%
44-/a
30;|4
15
15%
7%
37%
44
41%
14:%
a
44 Ve
33
102
7%
52%
12
7
,
14%
377
493a
30
May
14Y2
7 Va
37'2
52%
Aug
86
s
7Y2
37%
49%
18'/4 Oct
53
147
14Y2
a
No par
1_
——
—
2,400
153/4
53 Ya
50
10 c
common..
Co
27
53
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
—
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury
6
25,400
*267-2'
27
52
Piper Aircraft Corp
pitney-Bowes Inc
10
Jan
6
18
40% Dec
Jan
12% Jan
25
213/4 Jan
1,700
44
52 3
.
64% May 20
14% Jan
73
55% Jan
54
7
513/4 Jan
28
22
35
39
55Ys Jun
,
52
43
,
4934
100
•
106,400
511/4
4274
a
18,000
53%
100
6
33%
53%
'
50
preferred
881/4 May
33 74
3374
31%
15,000
521/2
preferred
134% Jan
Sep
139
22
Feb
12% Jun
126% Aug 21
433/8 Oct 24
Nov
10
54 y4
4034
*26 5
.27
*26
27 '
53%
*52 Va
6,400
^
541/8
.
6%
51%
4.68%
14
40%
,
6%
493i
4.30%
24
53
53 YB
68
98
*97
6%
52
5
22
32'A
40%
67 7-a
-
98
6%
51%
2
Feb
31%
53
40:%
*26
27
54
54
40%
53 %
321%
*52%
bo
67 %
*97
678
531/2
Feb
91
6%
7
67%
98
*97
98
12,200
49 %
July
90% Apr
67%
68
4
*97
98
8
52%
108
41YiApr
1634
16%
191/4
5138
100
6
July 19
4,500
541/8
preferred
21
84
1774
51Ys
3.80%
68% Dec
87% Mar 27
17%
50
21
33 % Jan
July 16
80% July 25
177 a
17'/a
"
261/2 Oct
5.900
Xl73a
I8Y1
49%
103
2
16
63/4
53
common__l
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phila Electric Co common
4.40%
preferred
23
6%
511/4
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
•
130
6 74
18
37%
1
Corp
Co
12,300
s
142
142
142
6 'a
33 %c
convertible.preferred
Milk
317
31 Va
31%
31%
*141 %
7,800
No par
41/2%
preferred—;
Petrolane Gas Service Inc
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
2
56.500
63/8
18%
18
6,500
ll'/4
54%
6"
5
Co
6%
147-4
59%
107-2
14%
:_5
Cement
6 1/2
14'/4
59Y2
101/2
-
21Y8
100
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co_
Perkin-Elmer Corp..
20
25
32
31 %
1411/2 -142
32
142
61/4
181/4
15%
100
Co
142'
6 3%
*26
—10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
56% May 15
39 % May 29
33
Oct 24
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
x3134
143
40
1
No par
preferred
4.40%
13
24% Dec
32%
14%
107-4
32
3
Corp—
10y2
54
50
1
Penn Power & Light com
10 Vi
54
Glass Sand Corp
Pennsylvania
28
5
1131 % Jan
31 % Oct
Pennsalt
19
May 16
2
Co
Chemicals
10'/a
67 a
5
Penney (J C)
29
Dec
97
.
50
2
»% Jan
100'/4 Dec
101 % May 25
27
50'/4 Apr
34
41
10% Jun
1
36'% Oct
10%
68 '/a
1
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
4.68% conv preferred
10%
59%
14%
5 9 y2
*97
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
9
14
July 31
14
18 Ye Feb
191% Jan
10% Feb
40
25
3
4
27
17
25 Ve Jun
Jan
14
Nov
0'4
3
23% Jun
28% May 29
Jan
141/s Nov
14%
59 3 a
18%
No par
—5
—25
—1
Parmele-i
31%
14%
59
16-%
1
No par
.
Transportation
Peabody Coal C 0 common
5%
conv
prior preferred
Pendleton Tool Industries
29 '/a Jan
4
7% Oct
Parke Davis & Co
?53/4 Apr 10
151/a Nov 26
2
14%
8
31%
143%
591/8
54%
._1
Corp
4,300
28.600
14%
17%
No par
__100
Pipe Line
Paramount Pictures Corp
15
18% Oct
42% Oct
31
East
preferred
131/4
3174
58%
6%
70c
1
Amer World Airways Inc__
Pan
803/4 May 13
Jan
8
96
13
31.1/4
141/2
31%
50c
American Sulphur
133B
587 a
143
——5
Packaging Corp of America
Packard-Bell Electronics
Sep 13
18% Nov 11
10% Jun
3138
13 3a
31 1/4
10'%
preferred
i
—100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp_
1
500
17'/a
16%
131/4
14'%
6%
31
311/8
31%
17%
16%
13
31'/a
583-4
Corp
Foreign transactions
'
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
25
-
30%
No par
Pacific Petroleums Ltd——
1
Pacific Lighting
25
Apr
5
Pacific American Corp
24
53% May
1
RIO'4 Nov 26
13
May 29
19% Aug 15
12% Nov
Products
Inc
2274
22'%
%
29'%
Q
543% Oct
136
Oct
?5% Oct
24
25
26
91'/a Feb
146
16
61
Nov
26
73 Y2 Aug 28
Mar 13
141
Jan
2
1511% Aug 30
303/4 Jan
3
•>7 u
For footnotes, see page 25.
Jan
2
41
Nov
11
Quaker Oats
6%
Co
common
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
64 Ya
5
64
100
148
148
10
40
40
!
63
148
40
64
148%
40
62'%
63'/a
147Y2
1471/2
40
40
..
63
*14774
40
64
148 V2
40
40
40
80
1.100
6323
Number
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Year1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Dec. 3
Friday
Dec. 4
the Week
Dec. 5
Dec. 6
Shares
Dec. 2
R
102% Dec
56
Jan
2
71 Va May 29
28% Sep 10
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
45
Jan
10
31% Aug
7
40
12 Va May 29
21% Jan
2
15 Vo Feb
26
30% Feb
13
9>A Oct
8
38% Jun
8
Oct
63% Mar 14
27
24
38
7% Jun
5% Oct
~16
8% Jan
2
18
21 % Jan
41 % Feb
16
Nov
10 % Feb
1
8
Oct
24
19
Jan
,
33% Sep
19% Aug 27
7% Jan 21
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14,
1
15
34
com_No par
99%
preferred
102%
99%
__Nopar
98%
100%
78%
2.50
78%
78%
79
*78%
79%
78%
78 3
22
Ranco
33%
34 %
2.50
34 Va
34 %
34%
34%
34 s,a
34%
I6V2
34%
16%
16 Va
16%
34%
16%
16%
8,700
16 %
16%
9%
16%
9-%
9%
9%
16%
9%
3,000
9%
9%
40%
x39%
40%
$3.50
Inc
18
29
4%
non-cum
1st
4%
non-cum
Red
Owl
8
13
% Nov
26
17% Feb
21
Reed Roller
10 Va Oct
23
21 % Feb
12
12
Jan
2
17V2 Sep
16
Reeves
14
19
Oct
23
16% Jan
4
9% Nov
22
25
19 % Apr
49%'Jan
6
18% Jan
4
28
4
38 Va Jan
3
9% Jun
9% Nov
22
9
14
23
Jan, 23
51% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
53
12
24
Jan
IS
14
12% Jan
4
May 28
6% Oct 24
12 Va Oct
24
17
60
Jan
4
43 % Jan
20% Jan
I8V2 Feb
26
2
10 % Apr
19
2
16% May
5
2
Oct
24
67% Mar 13
37
Nov
20% Oct
26
52% Jan
2
29
27
41 % Jan
4
Revere
Copper
Revlon
42% Oct
28
Rexall
37% Jun
11
22
48
Jan
8
50 % Nov
14
49% Jan
Jun
25
116% Jart
31
102'/8 Jan
3
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
Jan
4
15% Feb
14
5 Va Dec
7
4
Mar 14
51
8% Jun
90
2b
3% Jun
25
Oct
24
40
102
11
4% %
28
4Va %
110
Jan
47% May 14
36% July 17
84 % Sep 23
10% Jan ,2
(R.
Preferred
18
Rheem
2
6 % Oct
28
Rhodesian
65% Feb
21
Ricliardson-Merrell
17% Oct
39
Jan
50 % Sep
28
Aug
36% Apr
16
2
Co
Manufacturing
Ritter
Selection
jan
Aug
30% Oct
22 % Oct
24
23% Dec
21
27
Jan
38% Aug 26
45 % Nov
15
Rochester
44% Oct
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
Rohm
31
P'eb
8
5
104
Dec
18
94
15% May 29
24% Jan
25
15
14
29% Feb
12
21
90!
Aug 30
38
97
May 29
37% Jan
jan
34 Va
145
Feb
28
9
Sep
18
Rohr
11
18'/a Dec
3
34 Va Oct
29
Oct
~7%
Oct
18% Jan
31% Mar 15
25
27 Va Apr
44
Dec
2
47% Oct
22
jan
2
44% Sep
39 Va Oct
2
50
26
43% Jan
9%
16%
12,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
14,000
*22'%
22%
22%
22%
*22 Va
22%
22%
22%
41
40%
24
'
40%
42 Va
42%
43
42 Va
43
4,300
11 .'
11'A
11%
11%
12'%
12
12
13,700
58
58
58 '/a
59 Va
60'%
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15%
xl4%
15%
1,4%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
8%
8 %
19,000
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
7,400
15
*15
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
*15%
15%
600
40 Va
41 %
39%
40 7
»
40%
40%
48,600
48'%
48 Va
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49 %
48%
40%
49», 4
40 Vb
48%.
49'%
49'%
1,600
39
41
40
39%
40
39 Va
37
37%
37%
38 Va
37%
39%
39%
31 Va
39%
2.9%
30%
30
30 3 b
30 VA
32%
30%
33
51
%
51 %
51%
51%
51 %
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51%
51%
103%
51%
104 %
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105
105
105
104%
39%
38%
39 %
87
87
86 %
86
16
16%
15%
15%
16
6%
6 %
6
6 Va
16 %
.
%
6 Va
39 Vb
X86 Va
%
105
22,800
27,300
100,200
700
105
105%
2,700
89
39 3 4
126,300
39%
86
40
Va
15%
6 Va
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16'%
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6'%
88
16
600
16'%
11,100
6'%
6-',a
26,200
52 Va
53 3
52%
53
53 Va
53%
53 %
54 3
55'%
45
22.200
45'%
44%
45
43 Va
44 %
43%
44
44
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44%
33
13,600
33
33%
331/4
33%
33
33'%
33
33%
5,600
29
28%
28%
28%
29
1,400
27
27%
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27
5.200
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34
33%
34
3,800
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29
29
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27%
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34
29
27 Va
27 3
34%
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28
27%
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38%
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5
131 Va
131 '/a
130
130%
100
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100
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100
44 %
44 Va
44 %
38 Va
%
44
38%
38 V2
4
44
44 Vb
38%
44%
38%
130
129 VA
130
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100
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,
44'%
39
130
'
54'%
a
900
44'%
38%
39 »/a
129
18,700
130 Va
2,900
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99
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99
v,
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1
Corp
(Win H)
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18
1
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31%
31%
31
32
31 %
32 Va
32%
33
32%-
44%
44%
44 Va
44 VA
44%
44'%
44 %
36%
,1,200
35%
36
35 VA
36
35%
56 60O
36%
35'/a
36 %
37 Va
37%
38
38
38'/a
3,700
64,000
'
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18
17%
17%
21,000
~
33%
14,000
1
44%
44%
43%
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35%
36%
35 %
1
35%
36%
36
20 g
48 Va
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
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49 Va
49 3+
49'%
48 Va
49'%
49%
49%
49%
48%
49
48%
49 3 «
48%
48%
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10,600
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Inc
Cola Co
Petroleum
Co
Foreign transactions
Royal McBee Corp
'
11%
11 Va
11%
ll'/a
11.'%
ll'/a
11%
13
13 %
13
13
13
13
13
13
x26%
2,000
26%
26%
26%
26%
27 Va
27
26% Jan
I6V2 Mar 21
19% Jan
10
Ryan
No par
27'%
17%
18%
4,900
17%
17%
18
jun
Rvripr
2.50
17%
18 % Feb
12
17%
17%
24
14
27i%
18 '
26%
26
10%
11 Va
11
11%
10%
11%
11
5
11%
19/64 Dec
11%
Ytf
17/64
15/64
13/64
Q
-Tan
2
22
60% Jan
2
45% Feb
4
64% Sep
9
94% Nov
16
91'/4 Apr
22
98'% Aug
26
30
37
Jan
81
Dec
4
19
7
53'% Dec
21% Feb
20
5
19
10% Jan
1
60% Feb
95
.26% Jan
2
37
2
39% Mar 15
Jan
10
Sep
14
10'/a Oct
24
50
23
28% Apr
53% Dec
42%'Jan,
16
20 Va Dec
2
2
23% Oct
14
Jan
15
10'% Jun
27
47 Va Sep
18
35% Jan
16
9 Va
9
98 V4 Feb
13% Sep
13% Jan
3
35% July 22
31% Oct 15
1
11 Vb Jan
23
2
3
18 % Jan
9
jan
24
23
28
Nov
2f
13'% Nov
Santa
1
16% Jan
59
Jan
38% Oct
25
31
Mar 15
Jan
16
Dec
18
86
Jan
8
92
Apr
Feb
6
99 Va Dec
31
97'% Jan
9
103
19
Oct
23
26Va Jan
82
Jun
2
30
21 Va Jan
12
77
2
Jan
18
22
6% Feb
7
4% Jan
2
31
32'% Jan
2
11% July 30
23 Va Jan
3
9 Va Dec
15'% Mar
2
14% Jan
31
2
88%
6% May 29
103'A Oct 12
2
8% Nov
Jan"
17 Va Jan
26
14
21
36'% Apr
74
S
Jan
17
' Mar
6
.
12
4
18
23 Va Mar 28
Nov
20
11% Nov
29
41 % Mar 20
34% Jan
16
23
Dec
31
22'% Feb
11
16
20 ',4
205a
20'%
20%
20'%
20 Va
20%
20 Va
14,400
35c
12%
12
12'%
11%
12
ll'/a
60
60%
61 %
60'%
61 Va
56
57'
59 Va
60
12%
13%
12'%
12%
12'%
12%
12'%
12 Va
12 Va
12%
52'%
52%
52%
53'%
*52'%
53
52'%
52 %
52 3
53
I__
comiiion...
preferred
Corp
convertible
Paper
Co
_No par
Scovill
Mig
3.65%
Screw
Co
37
No par
No par
common
preferred
$4
*101
Bolt
Corp of
Seaboard
Air
Seaboard
Finance
Seagrave
Line
Falls
25
Sears
32'4
32
4%
40'%
20 VB
20%
_1
Corp...
4%
Va Jan
Servel
22
23%
Sep
17 Va May
49 Vb
Inc
'
13
S
F
C
Financial
Sharon
16
Shattuck
7
Sep
Shell
11
27'% Dec
2
Oil
251% May 23
Sheller
13% Jan
14
Sheraton
Oct
22
21
May 23
14'% Oct
2
19% Feb
18
Shoe
19
Jyn
26% Oct
26'% Jan
28
23
24 Va Oct
24
2
19% Nov
Apr. 19
33'% Mar 29
.32 % Jan
7
35% Jan
2
63;
;
Feb~21
49% Nov
26 % Aug
22
Jan
26% May 22
40 Va Feb.
5
7
itaar
-
36% Aug 28
50
;
1
87%
55% Jan
3
Sep
<"
20
71% Dec
2
34'/a Sep
72% Feb 28
59 % Nov
18
',
17
2
■'
4
J an
23% Jan
51'/4 Al'g 13
69% Aug 20
44
25
5l9% Dec
27
3
12% Noy
26
58'% Jan
-
2
75
Sep
Skeliy
2
58
'/Feb
15
53'% Jan
21
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
29
May 28
21% Oct 24'
44% Jan
17
51% Mar 18
32% Jan
2
40'% Jan
16
28'% Jan
2
27% Oct
24
33
16
30'% Jan
4
17 Va Jun
25
20%.Oct
7
27
16
31% Mar 30
30
.
25% Aug 29
24
61% Apr
54
41%
Feb
-■
4
Aug
23
Feb
,
South
8%
18
30
July 18
20%
11,400
2,600
97
96%
98'%
97%
99 VA
98%
99%
54,900
*11'%
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll'/a
11 Va
11%
1,700
jan
57% Sep
6
50
jan
2
6%
6%
*1.06
106%
1.500,
ll'/a
of
19
19
19'%
14
14%
14'%
14'%
18%
18'%
18'%
*18%
18%
*18%
34 Va
34
34'%
34 Va
34'%
34'%
19
7
33%, Mar
5
15
47%-Jan
2
10%: Mar
81% Jan
24
-95%,Dec 26'
;Jan
6% Jan
94%. May
For footnotes, see
page 25. V
38Vb Jun
21
5%
12
11%
12
12 Va
12 %
3 200
42%
43'%
43
43%
54,500
26%
27
26%
26%
2,800
26%
26%
1
22%
22%
22%
24
24
24
23%
23%
23'%
23%
6.200
50c
7'%
7'/a
7%
7%
7%
21,900
15%
15 Vb
15%
2,000
.
1
1
7%
7%.
15
..1
15
15
20'%
45%
46
27%
27'%
31'%
31 Va
44Ve
82
67%
203%
20%
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No par
r
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.!
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25
Sugar
.
com
.
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31%
43%
82'%
81%
31%
44'%
82%
.
20'% Oct
18
15% Sep
10% Sep
58% Nov
18
5
21
Spalding
/
preferred
Ohio
stock
Public
tr
Service
G) .& Bros Inc
_
-
Spencer Chemical Co 4.20%
Co
1
1.
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.
,
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5,700
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27%
46
271%
3,100
32
31%
44'%
83%
44
43%
85%
33%
44'%
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4,400
27,000
27,200
71
711%
11,700
31 Va
44%
63
31%
44%
5,700
19,500.
17,600
47,800
70
71%
70%
30 Va
39%
62 '
30%
42'%—
62%
65%
30%
42%
62%
45
63
64%
20'%
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20%
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56
53'%
35
'62%
64%
65%'
2l'A
53%
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35'A
43%
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32 /
51%
57
,
51'%
35'%
20%
55
53'%
35%
44%
.
34%
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i
54%
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43%
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51
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19
v
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13
8'A
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100
■
641%
201%
55'%
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35%
43'A
35
*33'%
231%
32
52%
57
51 %
35%
23'%
31%
51%
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20%
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20%
791%
19
,
20'%
46'%
27%
69'%
33%
.
.
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^.2.50
20%
46
27'%
30%
40%
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64%
21
55%
53%
35%
44%
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...
20%
46
27%
68'%
60%
...
20'%
27%
30
40
61'%
34'%
1
_20
ctfs__100
20%
451%
30%
51
7.50
,
69%
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El-No par
Spartans Industries:
Soafton Corp
-
;
(A
&
,
41
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31%
51V%
"
_1.
__
27%
44%
100
x31%
431%
82%
45%
27V4
201%
79'%
33%
19
341%
19%
12%
12%
814
8lit
*98
100
6,500
20
20%
21
,45%
15
15%
40%
61%
64%
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15
15
7%
19%
333a
44%
86%
711%
20%
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7'%
7%
20
30%
/
...
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Gas"
,
_1_
Public/Service Co
non-cum
Southwestern
-
20
27
CO_
Indiana
Mobile &
20%
42%
20%
No par
1
18%
19%
11%
Southern Railway common
Aug
1.20O
'
42
68
80
8,600
14,500
35
26%
55'%.Mar
21
8,200
18%
12
7
1.9%; Feb
14'%
18%
14%
27'%
,
.__
July 10 i
21% May
3 V
19%
14
19
14%
43%
America__
Puerto Rico
preferred
Southern
19
19
*18'%
33 3 4
16,900
7 Va
106 Va
11%
Southern California Edison8%
Southern Co.:
;___5
'
6'/a
*105
42%
Corp..
of America
Oil
Va
x27 Va
Corp
Corp
6
106 Va
11%
No par
72% Jan
6%
*105
27'%
Southern Natural Gas Co_
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
16
6%
106'%
43'%
9
20% Dec 31
*105
11%
16
58
6%
6%
106 Va
27
Oct
20'%
9
42%
37% Aug 15
15
20'%
9
__1
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53'% Aug
Jan
20
9
19%
28%. Mar
90
20%'
8%
;__No par
No par
transactions.
Mfg
Southeastern
34% Aug 16
51'/a
Corp£_,'__
59% Feb
9
Mar 21
26% Jan
20 Va
96'%
34 %
44
-
19,300
4%
97%
96%
34 Va
43 V Jan
1
42%
4%
8%
1
'
16
1
41
4%
27%
18%,
% Feb
25
41%
4%
8%
19 Va
30
23
6,100
41
9
9
14%
53
Jun
4%
41
20'%
20 Va
4%
40 VB
27%
19
36
May 29
21% May 29
4
10
79
4 %.
40'%
■
,40
28 Va
18'%
40'% Jun 26
9% Oct
70
9,000
32'%
27%
14'%
...
49% M"V 21
35% Feb 25
35% Mar
*7.7 '%
,
20,200
37%
91 Va
102'/a
28 Va
6%
Smith (A O) Corp.
10/
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs.No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc___%___Ll5.
Sod Line Railroad Co—...
No par
South Carolina E &:G Co com.4.50
5% preferred
____50
South Jersey Gas Co
L_.
2.50
f
17
11% Jan
25
.
Gas
Simplicity Pattern ®oSinclair Oil Corp____
Singer Co.
•
3
Sep
23
.
&
Simmons Co
Simonds Saw & Steel:
11
8
25
22% May 29
79
2 800
2,200
28
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
'
.
14
32% Feb
5
45 Vb Jun
Apr
*77'%
15,000
17,900
28 %
1
Inc_^
Co
Foreign
2
26
75
79
32'%
26,100
28'%
2.50
Corp___.
(Frank
Oil
7% Nov
5
-,32 VA
*101
•2,000
9%
"105
par
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
19 V4 Jan
56
1
No
Industries
Steel
4
14
*90 Va
'/a
32
32
'
15
May 29.
90
102'%
46,400
28 Va
11%
_1
common
preferred
Servomation
Corp
18% Jan
May
37 5 it
37%
*101
a
2,400
10
9
3
$5.25
Mar 12
22% Jan
50
*77'%
77 Va
90'%
9%
.28
5
Seiberling Rubber Co
37 3a
91'%
102'%
77'%
4 %
39 Va
Co
&
.
37%
*90
*101
80
^1
__2.50
._
Sealright-Oswego
37'%.
90'%
32
__20
11
Co
Corp
*77'%
37%
102'%
90 Va
32
Amer
9%
*101
91%
31 %
10
36%
37%
102'/a
25
.<
RR Co
25
Roebuck
*90%
*>9%
10
^100
common..
preferred
&
9%
Z_Z_5
preferred~~Z50
common.
$3.40 preferred
May 20
7,400
11%
59
56%
24
Jari
20%
'
14% May 29
23% Feb
20 Va
59 Va
Shamrock
57 '%
5,500
_1.40
com
-9
11%
22
:
19%
8%
58
26
38% Jun 25
19%,
8%.
56'%
33% Nov
23 Va May 29
19 Va
8%
54
45 Va Feb
Jan
19
8%
58'%
30'A Jun
35% Mar
19
12'%
Shahmoon
29'%. Jan
8%
18%
11%
7
24
9%
20'%
53%
16
May 29
35,600
8%
18%
56 %
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31% Jun
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21
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22
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21
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24
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29
28%
28: A
2,800
01%
61 %
611
1.900
28 Vi
28 %
28%
28%
64
28%
62'
613
62 VA
4
35
a
63 %
63%
20
20 Va
19%.
20
19%
20 'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
64
65
65%
65 Vi
65%
65 VA
65 34
65%
66 %
5.500
6311
28%.
29%
30
31%
y29 Va
29%
29%
30%
100,200
29%
2J3
2%
2 -ii
320,900
63
%■
-
29%
-
•
j
I
~
2
2i!b
1 it
A,
15%
8.000
%
50%
11,600
149 Va
150%
600
5%
5 Vi
5%
/17.100
9%
9%
10
8,600
.47
9,400
15
14%
15%
15
50 %
50 7 a
V'A
*147 '
50%
5%
14%
15 Va
50%.
fcl 48
1
50
1
_50
a
5 %
5%
9%
46%
54%
541)
18%
19
18"
9%
5%
5%
5 VA
97b
45 %
54%
•
-
9%
46
148
148
151
T48
151
5 Va
50
n:i.,
9
97B
• a
4,600
150 Va
14%'
50%
50
46 '4
46 3
a
46%
54%
54%
54%'
54 Va
54 Va
54 %
1,800
19
19
18%
19
183b
18%.
2,000
19%,
41%
*43%
44%
*43%
4-4 %
100
46
'5412
8
B
46 7
41%
*41%
44%
44%
27%
27%
x26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
24.600
28%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7%
6.700
6%
20
20 Vb
20 Va
203a
193A
20 VB
,19%
20 Vb
14
14 VB
14
14 V4
14%
14%
19%
19%
19 3A
*44
1
1
27%
1
20%
20%
5
13%
13%;
dep rets ord—_
20%
Twin Industries Corp
9,100
11 7B
31
29%
15%
$2.50
3,400
5,000
*30%
50 7
preferred—:
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
Jun
117a
14%
Tri-Continental Corp common
50
22
11%
20
b
1
12% Apr
55% May 13
37
21%
21%
117a
50%
Pipeline Co—
1
8
43.% Aug 15
20
Jan
2
217b
21%
11%
'
34%
18%
;l
4
28% May 15
21%
217V
11%
,_1
Corp
9% Mar
2
21
22%
11%
25 %
—100
preferred
conv
Transitron
42% Mar
14% Jan
21%
21%
—2
Co___
53 Va Nov
8% May 29
34
21%
11%
'
2
14
15
2
«
22%
'/>
23
Jan
217
33%
91 %
5
Airlines Inc
100
43
20%
28%
——
World
*417a
43
21%
10%
Torrington Co—
—
—No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
_1
Trane Co
i
.—2
Trans
*41%'
4.200
24.100
21%
48 7
.5
;
Co—
45
27
Realty & Construction—1
48% Feb
187a Jan
*41%
45
30%
-25
,
34% Apr
141
11%
20%
—No par
25
6% May 29
95
117 a
13
9%
xl255 1271
19%
19%
41%
42%
53%
10
.
preferred
Roller Bearing
23
108
67 7a
95
11 7b
11%
35.%
52
10
36 Va
No par
Oct
.
66-%
95%
12
29,100
185.500
28%
94%
51%
51
21
32
—,
28 VA Jun
13
66%
*95
11%
4.900
92%
12
9
*39
1
—<.__1
Co—
Betts
Tidewater Oil common.'.
20
4
66 71;
*95
23%
No par
:
—5
Power Tool Co
Sep
3
66%
95%
95%
12%
'
-7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com.—5
4%
preferred
—<
———
100
Tishman
31% Dec
31
Thomas
Thompson
24
29% May
1
76% Apr .24
66%
>'66%
19%
_:._50c
common-.
Chemical
Thiokol
Sep
73% July
3
4
72%
92 %
71%
No par
30
25% Jan
Inc
Co
35% Apr
29% Jan
1
61
72 %
92%
a
89 Vis
1
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
9
Jun
Utilities
Textron
43
18% Jun
Texas
29
29
2
607a
73 7A
927
11%
27
45%
—
Oct
Jan
6174
71%
22
.19%
59 %
—i-No par
Inc—
——
40% Oct
32
23% Oct
Texas
3
58% Sep
24
29% Mar 21
28
60%
72%
21%
6
16%
20
Corp—5
---1
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs-1
When issued
23
32% Sep
60%
33 VB
5%
Producing Co—;—33 %
9
10
Gas Transmission
62 % Jun
317A Mar
Va Jun
Eastn
Texas
2
57
93 %
71%
*20%
65 5 b
Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas
4
9'A May 22
92%
22 %
19%
12.50
Inc___
Texaco
2
260
6C
*41 %
7 V'a
Co—5
4
33 % Mar
19
Corp.
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
16'% Jan
22% May 29
25
TelAutograph
9
41% Mar
17% Jan
21% Feb
37% Jun
25'
21% Sep
69% Nov
13 % July 19
23
7% Jan
2
66,700
20'%'
20 7
12%c
—1
Corp
60 7b
21%
42 7
1
——
41% Jan
5
45% Mar 29
52%
29% Jan
22
Tandy Corp
59%
17
40
307b
26%.
5
6011 a
*20%
25%
1
4.50
Co
(James)——
Inc
59:%
8.400
24%
34%
18%
——,_1
:f_.
1
Inc
Technical Material
4% July 22
17% Jan
1.38 8/9
25
—
Broadcasting
Talon
<
18,300
56%
51%
—25
California
of
America—
of
Co
As
Talcott
4
Co„_
Swingline Inc, class A__
Symington Wayne Corp
Taft
18
Oil
Co
42'A Jan
'■5% Jun
1!14% Nov
24
15% Oct
Sweets
28% May. 20
1130% Jan
4% May 29
Mining
6.25
—-10c
Inc__
13
93 %
11%
34
22%
20%
20%
31%
,
757a
83 7a
12%
72
66%
12%
50
1
747/b
83%
13%
61%
*95
12%
16
1
—5
Oil Co^—_—.—
76
83
12%
71%
25
55%
17
39%
30%
5%
preferred—No par
A
Corp
Superior
Swift
10
common..
Corp__—
DX
Sunshine
12
Aug 29
Sep
:
Corp—
Sunshine Biscuits
2
1559-" May 14
21
Inc
,
Co—_—No par
Oil
Sunbeam
25
56% May
—
Corp
series
$4.50
Sun
20
Sunray
6
common—_5
Camp
Chemical
Sunstrand
2
Co
4.700
747a
'
60%
12%
45
22
22%
11%
12
80
10,800
82%
83%'
*83
504,600
92%
95%
12
*41%
21%
22%
11%
24%
No par
Propane Gas Corp
39% Oct
22
*95
100
com
Corp
28% May 23
Nov
25'A Jan
50% Aug
24
5
Sep
No par
25
87s
94 %
51%
18% Jan
43
59%
1
8
83
59%
20%
*19%
19
16% Jan
60%
& Co Inc
P)
75%
75
1
1
Suburban
21% Aug
75
22%
20%
SuCrest
2
10,400
33%.
Inc common—1
5% prior preference
2o
Stone & Webster-.
—1
Stone Container Corp
1
Storer Broadcasting Co
—1
Stouffer Poods Corp
—1.25
Studebaker Corp—
1
Suburban Gas
1
31% May 14
24
49 7b
33
36%
28% May 21
8 % Oct
48 74
33%
29%
3
15% Jan
48 %
33 %
59%
—
16
48%
33%
47 %
33%
35%
33%
2
2
16
47 %
33%
28%
22
2
28% Jan
9% Sep
33%
15
2.50
25% Jan
30% Jan
20 % May 29
5% Nov
20
47%
33%
47
2.50
(J
15% Nov
13
90%
*82%
21 % Apr
10% Feb
*89%
85%
45% Aug 29
May 29
14% Oct 24
90%
100
-1
Chemical
34% May 14
-
*89%
13%
preferred—
2
26
15
89 %
35
2
Jan
31
24
44
89 %
31
Jan
33% Apr
21% May 29
90
*89%
34%
23% Jan
27 % May 29
6
Aug 29
19'% Oct 21
28
*30%
Stewart-Warner
Aug 20
27%
31
35%
Stokely-Van
62
27%
*30%
34%
*83%
,12%
Stevens
31
17% Jan
,
27%
12%
Sterling Drug Inc
2
38% Aug
29% Jan
28
26
22
27%
28
13%
1
Sterchi Bros Stores
6
27%
27%
■
27%
89%
83%
LS—
(The)
Starrett Co
3%%
12
Sep
95 %
12%
Packaging Corp
Stauffer
29 % Feb
6
Jun
23
17 % Feb
15'
12% Oct,
24% July 23
15% Oct
24% Oct
7
Aug
82
85
"
19%
95 %
74%
Corp..
Stanray
2
Jan
6% May 29
22
18%
96%
*82%
1
$1.60 convertible preferred20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
6%
convertible preferred—_—20
Standard Pressed Steel Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp—,
5
26
16% Feb
19%
*96%
13%.
60%
93%
60%
72%
66%
preferred series A—
Standard
b
95%
97
83%
-7
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
7
97
18 7
18%
*96%
74%
com
Shares
19%
97
19 %
18%
.
13
59%
93
60
71%
66 %,
Oil of Indiana
the Week
46.%
18%
83
1
6.25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
20
70% May 13
Dec. <>
74
preferred-:
conv
Friday
Dec. "»
No par
Calif
of
Standard Oil
65% Aug
5
10
Industries
Kollsman
98% Apr
.
No par
—No par
5
preferred
$3.50
Standard
Thursday
Dec. 4
com___No par
Inc
Brands
Standard
2
11 % Dec
5
11 VB Jun
A
20% Feb
Jan
81
Staley
1
common
Co———1
E Mfg Co_^.
Square D
,
Wednesday
Dec. 8
18%
*96%/
27%
89%
46%
33%
50c
25
common-
preferred
15
22
397/b Oct
6
29
July
5
85% Apr
2
85
15 Vi Oct
18
76
Dec
Jail
35 Va Jan
50
Sep
92
64
2
Apr 25
83'A
2
$4.50
43 VB May
2
6
22
12% Aug 13
57% Nov 22
92% Nov 20
74 % July
$4.50
Spiegel Inc
49 % Dec
2
33
May 29
7
32'A May 16
35% Jan
39 % Dec
Corp
preferred
Rand
Sperry.
4
82% Jan
Mar
25
24 VB Jun
Apr
25
May
97
Aug 16
Oct
19%
'Mar 26
Tuesday
Dec. 2
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10 % Oct
Sales for
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 19G2
48
1963
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for
81
Monday, December 9,
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
90
.
.
(2240)
6
u
15
Oct
24
19% May 15
17 V8 Jan
2
23% Apr 18
Udylite Corp (The)—
7
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
8Vb Jan
19% Nov
3
17% Oct
18
Unarco
26
20 VA Dec
2
Industries
Unilever
Ltd
,
Amer
20 Va
20
20%
19%
31% May 29
34
43% Mar 15
40 Vb Oct,
July
42
1
121% Jan
2
101'A Dec
2
Feb
2
81 % Nov
20
115% Nov
14
4
21
13
78
Jun
Sep
30
98% Dec
7
83% Dec
100% Jan
26% Sep
27
94% July 24
83
29:% Sep
3
102% May 1.7
85 % Sep
3
72% Jun ,29
78
Dec
19
75% Jan
25
82
18
92
': Dec
28
89% Oct
1
95
84% Jan
43 V2 May 29
69% Jan
3
59% Jan
25,
27% May 29
35
Dec
4
33% Jan
2
8% Feb 28
8% Jan
2
8% Jan
2
Nov
8
20 Va Oct
23
20% Jun
25
22
38'A Jun
25
Jun
26
100
88% July 23
22% Oct
24
39
Feb
19
54% Dec
5
14
83% Aug 29
M-ay21
42
9% Oct
14
2
35% Jun
23% Jan
2
32% Jun
4
31% Jan
5
Dec
102 Vi Dec
Mar 14
Jan
26% Jan
32% Mar 13'
39% Jan 19
3
43% Jun
24
40 V2 Oct
18
113
8
19%
38%
38%
387b
39
38%
39
38%
Foreign transactions—L
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp__
1N0 par
37%
38 VB
X37%
38 Va
37%
38
,37 Vb
95%
Oct
85 % Oct
35% Mar 15
12
Unilever
N
Union
Electric
Union
Juv
25
6% Jun
>7
41% Jun
2.
24
16% May 28
18 Va Oct 24
Pacific
$4
RR
Union
Twist Drill Co___J
United
Air
Car
Lines
32
Feb
21
United
Artists
40% Jan
10
United
Biscuit
6
31
10
United
Board
8
Jan
2
46 VB Nov
Corp—
Jan
38% Aug 27
8% Aug 30
8% Jan
5
Jan
23% Feb
19
59
Jan
21
United Electric
21
'17% Aug 16
20
Jan
30
United
293i Sep
2
20
35 'A Mar 14
19% May 29
15% May 29
16% Oct 23
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
'
20% Mar 19
25
Oct
9
21% Jan
19
Mar 26
2
2
Jan
30 Va
28
United
4
United
United
Gas
Sep
United
Financial
30
United
Apr
5
United
Park
47 Va July 15
56% Oct
18
United
Shoe
31 % Ocv
24
35 Vi Mar 1G
33% Jun 28
36
"2
Corp
Merch
&
41 Va
41 Vb
41'A
33%
!
88%
21%
21 ">B
45%
For
footnotes,
see page
25.
1 %
Co
Inc
Mar 18
6%
City Mines Co
Mach
preferred
26
407B
40
44 VB
44%'
44 Vb
*101
105
'
;:
21,300
9 V«
18,900
34 %
34
34%
13,000
25%
25%
25%
1.000
VB
40 Vb
41%
78,300
44Vb
15.400
9VB
9%
41
44 3
43%
a
•
.
105
*101
88
88%
1,900
88 Vb
88%
88%
87%
%
% 20 3 a
20%
10,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
317 a
31 Vb
321%
31%
31 VB
8.100
32 Vb
88
-
32
31%
16%
16
16
*15'A
16
*15 Vb
33%
33%
33%
34
X33 Vb
33 %
*33
8%
8
*15Vb
16
*16%
16
100
,
33 Va
800
Vb
29.900
33%
33 VA
Vb
8 Vb
8 Vb
*48% -49 V4
49 VA
49 'A
*49VA
18%
18 Vb
183b
18%-
5.400
18'%
23 %
23%
8.200
8%
-
8
8%
8%
8%
49%
48%
48%
13 3 4
18%
18%
18%
24
•'23:%
23%
23%
24 VA
23%
23%
1
21 Vb
32.000
21 %
21%
21%
21 Vb
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
No par
X36 'A
17,800
37 Vb
37 Vb
36 Vb
36%
36%
36 VB
37%
36%
37
24%
253u
25 %
24 7b
25
25 Vt
25%
25 VB
25
21V4
20%»
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
4.50
S!:a
,
24 7
a
lo
205b
1
18%
■
t
common
18%
XI8V2
24%
20%
18%
1
1V4
1 VA
1%
1%
1 Va
1%
25
54%
54%
54 VB
54 Vb
54VB
54%
25
35 Vi
35 VA
*35 «/4
35%
*35Vt
'
7/b May 29
41
j
*25Vb1
8
40
105
20%
31%
33 7
18^2
lo
Mfgrs
88%
*25 Vb
9 VA-
9%
34
49%
Calif
of
Co
Corp
19% Jan
2
4
41 Va
9^8
5
Foundry
23% May 16
1% Jan
41
9 Vb
44-'b
MOO
88 V'a
31 Vb
~90
41%
*91
5
Cos
&
Improvement
United Greenfield Corp
71 Vb Jan
12
Coal
Gas
30
2.50
__i
Ffuit
United
24
1% Jan
Corp—10
Corp
Corp
Oct
17 Va Aug
Amer__No par
Carton
Engineering
May 22
4
39% Sep
I
of
Co
&
United-Carr Fastener
530
77
720
41
,_1
*81-,
,77
19.700
25%
46
76
92 Vb
39%
105
76
82 Vb
*81
76-
82 Vb
82%
41%
25%
45
*81
11,200
26%
100
82
25 3b
*100
99
*91
41 %
—5
26%
99 Vb
82 Vb
24 34
pfd_100
2(5%
99
92 Vb
40%
pfd_100
26Vb
81%
5
cony
112 Vb
26%
99%
82 Vb
40,300.
82 %
34
conv
common
112%
26%
987'b
-lllVb
9,600
-
115%
92 Va
33%
1956)
Corp
38
37%
114%
81
_lo
—
Inc
100
39 Vb
38
*91
34%
33%
10,600
81 Vb
4
9%
Vb
200
38%
92 Vb
41
9
(series of 1955)
1
2
413b
9%
80 3
39
20 Vi
113%
76
77
*76
*91
(series of
Aircraft
82 %
81%
80%
<
*81
Vb
100 Vb
92 Vb
x41
26%,
*99
76
4%
United
28
2
%
4%
8
Jan
Mar
;
92
2
29
56
No par
76
18
30% May
30% Feb
_10
10
Co
Tank
50'A Mar 16
38% Jan-
M
^_25
common
82
.
Jan
53% Jan
112
25
17% Aug 20
3
Co
Union
33% Mar 11
f-4
No par
No par
*81
113%
112%
26%
27%
100 >2
preferred—
non-cum
113%-
26%
100%
of California
Oil
Union
112%
5
No par
No par
common
preferred
$3.70 preferred
$3.50 preferred __g__
$4 preferred—
Union
39 Vb
102 % Jan
10
21
29% May
17VsOct
Co
$4.50
15% Nov
33% May 29
—
3.300
11„100
20 Va
197'b
20 g
transactions
V ord shares
Foreign
Nov~26
14%
19%
38%
'
'
3734
3,100
14 V'a
19%
•
35%
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Highest
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31,100
22%
*86
53 %
120
39%
09 r»„
x29r,H
100%
89
117
23,600
76%
39'
;i
36
h
70
42%
102
72 51.
39
H'l
330
93
a
*101
101
101
101 %
4
95%
*93
95%
40'»
■52%.
48
*47%
*25
27
48%.
*47%
48 Va
100
48%
*47%
14
14
*13%
n
13%.
13%
13%
135 is
13%
23%,
2334
23%,
24%
24%
243u
24 3
24%
24
24%
3,900
29'«
29%
29'
29'
28 5 «
29 3
28 "4
29
27 3
2814
4,100
36
37:%
38
383a
17,600
-
4.8
'
*88
90
*£'%;
—_10c
1
com„.MO
—100
28-%
26
26 %
26:,a
106
l,o00
a
56
33'--.
--5
Service Corp.,MO
Co Inc——_—_—5
28%
29
,
,
71%.
*'114 3
—
Co.——,—.-10
10
prior preferred
100
Wriglev (Wm) Jr
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
(F
*105
88%
No par
—
Iron
Worthington
Mar 29
Nov
Inc_
Inc.—
Power
Chemical
Woolworth
July 18
Jan
—
Public
Woodward
16
common
,
Stores
Elec
29
26
-6:l,
35 %
common—.No par
Inc
preferred
.
166
13%
-100
Co—
Co
Wisconsin
"10
44% Dec
23
13%
28%
—1
common.
Industries
131 Va Apr
136 Va Apr
Co
preferred
Winn-Dixie
6
32 'A Mav 17
23
$4.25
Windsor
9% Mar 28
2
27 % Nov
13
9
Feb
13 %
32 'it
20
(The S Si
Mfg
1
Prior preference „_.i—.—--—20
$3
convertible
preferred'.
50
White
Stores
Inc—_——
1
Wickcs
Corp
2.50
31 V* May 29
125
13°
87 3
7.50
—
Sewing Machine
White
15
24% Dec
6
6 % J a 11
Nov
19% Jan
22
267a Mar
7
.2
13%
2o%
—2.50
preferred
5%%
29'% Aug -13
2
57
26
22
2
88
13%
73%
—--No par
Motor
22
'32% Feb
22
84% Mar 16
*31%
55 %
22
—No par
Co
Dental
Jan
39
2
4 Va %
White
13% Nov
28
27
,
White
25
10% Aug
2
21V2 Jan
19
17
I8V4 Dec
32%
67
6*8
a
39%
Corp common——
5
convertible preferred-—80
31
22 % Nov
Oct
32 Va Aug
32',:
—
preferred
Oct
56
107
25
6% Jan
IS
May 29
5
23
$5
Whirlpool
34 % Sop
,
27% July 22
100
32%
40 %
& Lake.Erie Ry—
106
Steel Corp common——10
wheeling
Wheeling
6
80% Dec
4
33% Jan
24
Weyerhaeuser
35% Sep
6
101% May 27
2
96% Apr
31%
101
Air Brake———10,
Electric common._6.25
preferred series B
100
3 80%
11
29
32
*. 2 1
Westinghouse
6
1161/4 Sep
Sep
25
3178
98%
*
-2
Telegraph
7'a
32%
—1
RR.-;
7 3a
67
55 3
*12'
Westinghouse
May 16
1 5
30 Va Oct
25% Mav 11
Union
2nd
non-cum
35,200
7
7
67;i
27
com—No par
preferredz40
Pacific
4%
7%
7%
13 V
4
pfd—.100
Bancorporation
6,700
38',
Western Maryland Ry
2
30% Mar 12
25
80
Western
26% Jun
31
24
Western
28%
55%
9
1
Inc
Lines
Air
6
12
24% AUg 29
32% Jun
3
2
Jan
Sep
Va
4V2%
28 3 u
2
24
preferred series B_—_100
preferred series C——-100
Pulp & Paper common--5
preferred -.2
100
4.10%
West
4
1,200
2812
28'
56'
38 %
Co__
4%%
Power
Penn
,,4.20%
17
Mar
76% Dec
4j %
2
9
21 '/a Oct
27
45% Oct
17
Feb
29
Feb
Mar 12
94 '/a May 17
103
7
Jan
31% Jan
28
4
98
14
30% Jan
106 va
55 %
56
v.
1
Coal
Kentucky
28 %
2
22%
55 V
56
23'».
7,600
22'
54 3 4
55%
1 ..6
8,200
2,000
22%
4
4
8
20
/
'8
223b
35%.
—No par
.1
Corp
Financial
20%
8
513
7
?'a
83%
20'.
7o
5
—
225.,
7%
8%
7
*83';
8%
4-%
1
5
—
7%
7 %
28'
a
4
20%
*8
8
57'
29'b
No par
No par
Corp
7%
H
26
No par
Co
D.)
Scientific, Co
Welch
16
91
2
Welbilt
West
8
5
Webb
6
23
17
14
Mar 12
May
13% Oct
32 Va Feb
27
3 %
21% Jan
Mar li
9
28 7
10 i
100
^
Knitting Mills—
(Del E) Corp
Wesco
94'/a Jan
Dec
9
15
30
Apr
Sep
53% Apr
98% Nov
Jan
39
23% July 31
.
preferred
Washington Gas Light Co
1
22
Nov
28
Dec
32 Vi Dec
May 29
108% St-,W4
Feb
13% Aug 22
8
8
20
102 % Api
11
85% Jan
Jun
51
22
"2% Nov
31
28%',
4
83 3
20%
55%
28 3
83 3
8'
1
1.25
Co
Swasey
Wayne
97 Va Feb
13
iS.
35
35
19
&
Warren
5
12% Oct
23 % Jun
Warner
JU •»
j
22 Va
55
84
21 3b
32
10
40% May 22
eo
23%
54%
7"
No par
Inc
2
1
22%.
55 3 a
7
Pharmaceutical-_1
convertible
$4.00
23
42% Sep 20
40% May 2o
4
22
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
8
Mav 14
Sep
Co„_ 1
36 V2 Feb
~2% Oc7~22
Jan
Brothers
31% Jan
8
23%
21
58%.
1
—100
preferred
377/a Mar 19
8 % Nov
87
'k
8'b
28'.,
;
cornmon
Washington Water Power
Waukesha
Motor Co
51
'
26% Oct ,26
8% Oct' 23
95% Jun 25
o
July'10
1/4
110
2
Jan
Co
Co
31
2
103
2
40% Jan
Co
Baking
Nov
64
92
29
Ward
17
16 *4 Jun
Mar 20
Mar 11
25
19
■27% May 17'
105
Dec '28
Walworth
Feb' 11
May 24
34
2u
12
■'a
9
x20%
8%
"8%
54%
50c
—2.50
Inc
Tjernan
&
76 % Jun
3
Feb" ~9
38 Va Apr
3
a
Wallace
4
*83%
21%
8%
23'«
W„—No par
&
84
*833t
21 %
'
J
55% Dec
17% Feb
15
29 Va Nov
July 25
84
4
734
transactions——_.—__
Foreign
21 va
G
4
20 3
15
—No par
— ~5-
Co
(Hiram)
Walker
5
*83 3
preferred.—.100
Corp
Waldorf System
23
'
4%%
RR
10
July 18
2 "•3
n
2'7"*.n
*132
44
,
37%
*88
9
8%
38
'
9014
8%
B
37%
'38 "4
38'4
*88'2
90%
9
9
«
*88'2
9 '
,
38'
2
90%
*88%
9
800
29%
29'.,
29:'.,
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'4
14,500
27%
28%
27:%
28'
27%
28
28
28'4
6,800
*133
134 Va
*132'% 134
*133
a
134%
134%
*133
44
43 %
43%
43%
437B
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44
27%
27 Va
2,000
80%
4.7%
43%
437a
43%
4
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 "2
73%
80%
813s
80%
81'a
37%
37 %
80%
81
80' 2
38
37%
37%
37%
37 7
81%
37%
1,100
29:%
43
273
,
90'4
9
9
47
43
13%
28
134
"
a
13"
90:2
90%
91%
92
98
98
99
8
.
43%
1,100
11.300
81 va
23,100
37
37%
9,100
92
90 Va
90%//
9812
98
98
'
*ro
f 75
4
*9
i
S%
*87«
9%
99 %
*99
*9
9%
*90'2
98
90
1,000
'
o I /a
9%
9 Va
200
370%,
9%
82.400
X
1.2a-
Corp
383%
3897a
360'
3S8
373
,
3821;
373
359
331
/
22% Oct
23
65% Oct
22
107% Mar 28
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
42% Oct
24
75% Mar 15
♦Bid
and
ruptcy Act.
otherwise
or
38% Feb
asked
prices;
securities
indicated.
On
16
25V4Jani
no
sale
assumed
stock
-
bv
37% Sep
17
2
128% Nov
1
18% Jan
2
36% Dec
4
S17
I
2
84% Jan
6
84 va Oct
28
on
this
such
dividends
Mar
of
day.
T
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door——No par
Zenith
Radio
Corp
3M-* 32y,
125% 12,%
34
35
81'.
or
f Cash sale,
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
v Ex-rights,
z Exdistribution.
1 Transferred from American Stock Exchange to N.Y.S.E.
Range for 1963 is a
low and high ranges are for new shares only.
'
more,
_
33
126%
*32%
124%
33
127%
'32 %
125%
32%
126%-
*32%
125
,
35
36%
36
36%
35%
36:%
353a
xEO
83
companies.
25%
*32
125%
81%
80%
83
El
83-
79"«
■
J In bankruptcy or receivership cl being . reorganized
combination of both exchanges. All preferred issues'are
.; '■',
33'a
500
126%
8.700
35%
40,800
833a
122,400
Uie Bank¬
cumulative unless
-
Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
The
Monday, December 9, 1963
...
(2242)
26
York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the New
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
Range Since Jan.
Previous
Range for
Lowest
1962
Year
in
headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month
decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
column
the
mature. Figures after
4'As
Treasury
4'As_
Bid
101.6
101.14
101.8
101.16
101.1
101 8
101.12
101.2
101.10
101.2
101.10
101.2
101.10
101.6
101 14
98.14
98.21
98.17
98.14
98.18
98.14
98.18
98.18
98.14
98 18
100
10G.4
99.31
100.3
99.30
100.2
99.31
100.3
99.31
100 3
100
100.4
99.31
100.3
99.31
100.3
99.31
100.3
99.31
100 3
100.3
99.29
100.1
99.30
100.2
99.30
100.2
99.30
100 2
99.31
99.27
99.31
99.26
99.30
99.26
99.30
99.26
99.30
99.26
99.17
99.21
99.15
99.19
99.15
99.19
99.15
99.19
99.14
99.15
99.19
99.13
99.17
99.13
99.17
99.13
99.17
99.13
17
99
99.4
98.30
99.2
98.30
99.2
98.30
99.2
98.30
2
98.12
98.20
98.10
98.18
98.8
98.16
98.8
98.16
98.12
97.26
98.2
97.24
98
98.14
98.16
97.22
97.30
97.22
30
99.17
99.21
99.16
99.20
99.16
99.20
90.17
99.21
99.18
•18
99.12
99 30
18
18
93.13
93.15
99.12
99.14
99.14
99.13
99.15
98.18
98.22
98.16
98.20
98.16
98.20
98.17
98.21
98.17
21
97.28
98.2
97.24
97.30
97.26
98
97.24
97.30
97.24
30
98-21
99.12
98 31
14
98.27
93.31
98.26
93.30
98.27
98.31
98.27
■29
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
,99.22
99.24
99.21
.23
98.25
98.27
98.24
98.26
93.24
93.26
98.21
98,26
98.24
91.30
92.6
91.28
92.4
91.28
92.4
91.28
92.4
91.-26
.2
89.16
83.24
83.12
89.20
89.12
89.20
89.10
89.18
89.12
.20
88.18
88.22
88.12
88.20
26
88.26
88.14
88.12
88.20
88.12
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.25
98.27
98.26
98.28
98 25
88.10
88.18
88.2
88.10
88.2
88.10
88.2
88.10
88.2
■
10
88.10
88.18
88.4
88.12
88.2
88.10
88.2
88.10
88.2
■
10
99.29
99.31
99.28
99.30
99.28
99.30
91.29
99.31
97.29
.31
98.1
98.5
98
98.4
98
98.4
98.1
98.5
98.1
.3
85.24
July 25
103.8
101
101.8
July 10
101.8
103.16 Mar
July 25
July 11
July 10
103.16 Mar
6
6
20
27
86
85.18
85.26
85.10
85.24
80.14
85.22
98.26
98.28
98.26
98.28
98.26
98.28
98.26
98.28
96
96.4
95.31
96.3
96
96.4
96
96.4
96
.4
93.26
94
93.24
93.30
93.24
93.30
93.25
93.31
93.24
.30
'85.16
.24
98.26
28
'
92.24
92.31
92.25
92.2
92 8
91.22
91.26
92.30
92
92.6
92.24
92.25
.31
92.8
92.24
.30
91.28
91.24
28
92.25
92.6
91.26'
91.22
92.31
92.2
91.24
92.30
92
,
91.24
91.20
90.23
90.27
90.22
90.26
93.24
90.28
90.26
90.30
90.24
.30
88.28
89.2
88.28
89.2
88.30
89.4
88 30
89.4
88.30
.4
.22
88.16
88.22
88.14
88.20
88.16
88.22
88.18
88.24
88.16
88.15
88.21
88.14
88.20
88.14
88.20
83.16
88.22
88.16
.22
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.14
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
1C6.16
107.16
■
July 11
Bonds($)
101.12
.,
103.8
Week
Ask
101.4
-
101
Sales for
Dec. 6
Ask
101.16
May
4s__
Treasury
Friday
Dec. 5
Bid
Ask
Bid
101.4
15 1989- ■1994
Feb 15 1969
Treasury 4s
Oct
1 1969
Treasury 4s
—Aug 15 1970
Treasury 4s
Aug 15 1971
Treasury 4s
Feb 15 1972
Treasury 4s_
—Aug 15 1972
Treasury 4s
—-Aug 15 iS73
Treasury 4s___
Feb 15 1980
Treasury 4s_.
—Feb 15 1988- •1993
Treasury 3%t
May 15 1968
Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1968
Treasury 3%s:
—-Nov 15 1971
Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1974
Treasury 33/4S
-Aug 15 1968
Treasury 3%s_
May 15 1966
Treasury 3%o
Nov 15 1967
Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1980
Treasury 3'/as
:
^_Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3'/as
Nov 15 1998
Treasury 3% s
Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3'As
Jun 15 1978- ■1983
Treasury 3'As
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
Feb 15 1964
Treasury 3s
Aug 15 1966
Treasury 3s
Feb (15 1995
Treasury 2%s
Feb 15 1965
Treasury 2 %S—__Jun
15 1962- ■1967
Treasury 2'/2s
Dec
15 1963- ■1968
Treasury 2%s_:
Jun 15 1964- •1969
Treasury 2'/aS
Dec 15 1964- ■I960
Treasury 2%s
Mar 15 1965- •1970
Treasury 2%s
Mar 15 1966- ■1971
Treasury 2'/aS
IJun 15 1967- ■1972
Treasury 2'/as
_Sep
15 19G7- 1972
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15 1967- •1972
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
5s
—Feb 15 1985
4%S
Nov
1 1980
4%s—
Dec
1 1973.
4'/2s
Jan
1 1977
4 Viz s
Feb
1 1982
4 'As_
May
1 1978
41/4s
Jan 15 1979
4s
Sep 15 1965
3%s
Oct
1 1964'
Treasury, 4'As
Dec. 4
Ask
101.8
15 1975- ■1985
15 1987- 1992
May
Aug
Thursday
Wednfesday
Dec. 3
Bid
Ask
Bid
EXCHANGE
Treasury
Tuesday
Dec. 2
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Monday
•
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1, 1963
Highest
Highest
Lowest
letters
bonds
the
when
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
102
101
102
101
102
101
102
100.24
101.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
ICO. 2 4
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100 24
701.24
109.24
101.16
103.16
104.16
1C1
,
—
102.16 Oct
102.16 Oct
7
99.16
Sep
7
Nov
13
101
Nov 13
10+
99.24
18
Nov
7
9.9
100.9
9.9
99
100
99
100
'
99
100
99
100
59
99
'■■ 100
100
99
100
89
93.24
—
.
9.7.24
-
3%s
3'/aS
95.16 Dec
3%s
3 'As
89
July 12
90
91.8
25
Jun
Sep
24
—
3s
24
Sep
91.8
;
3s_
Inter-American
100
Dec
t Sale
100'/B Dec
28,
994/2
31
indicated with a
prices are
Sep
4 V4 s
11
Apr
101
4
All other figures are bid
double dagger.
15
1
15
15
1
15
-Mar
1
Development BankDec 15
May
Jan
—————Oct
—May
Oct
-July
-
3%s
95.16 Dec
2
New York Stock
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
or
New
Unification
Sold
100.4
98
99.28
100.4
98.16
98.16
98
97.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
100
100.20
-
100.16
98
98.16
'
98
38.16
97.24
97
97.24
95.21
96.24
98.16
96.24
97.24
95.16
100.4
100.4
99.28
95.16
+
100.20
100.4
100.20
96
1971
93.24
95.16
96.16
1975
92.24
93.24
92.24
93.24
92.24
93.24
92.24
93.24
93
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90 8
88.8
90
1972
90.16
91.16
90.16
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Friday's
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100.4
100.4
99.28
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Friday
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100.20
100.4
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New York Stock Exchange
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1980
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1952—
83
19
96
—
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due
78
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A
1978—
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—
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—
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4%s
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1977
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s
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1
104% 104%
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—
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90'2
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The Commercial and Financial
Number 6323
198
Volume
NEW YORK STOCK
FfiHa
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Foreign
-----
—Apr-Oct
a
1-J
20
28 Vi
17
57
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reduced
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1977
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4
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transactions —
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dollar
transactions
June-Dec
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Credit Consortium
series
30
36%
101%
95%
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103'4
78
—
30
98
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10
49
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21
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98
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extl
due
loan
1958
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5s
1970_ -^une-Dec
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19
100
extended
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footnotes,
100
99
100
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—
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conversion
May-Nov
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1978
1961
91 Vi
86
94
92
99
88
97
83 Va
89 Va
89
89
84
13%
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June-Dee
Jun°-Dee
1958
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1961 extended to 1971
81 Va.
92
90
84
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subord debs 1987
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Alabama
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100%
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1958
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debentures
to
3%s
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debentures
debentures
3%s debentures
1968
see page 31.
_May-Nov
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100
98
100
10
100 Va
—Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
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1987
June-Dec
1973
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1971
———Feb-Aug
1984
:
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1990 __—.——,—_——Jan-July
1985
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1980
1975
2%s debentures 1986
2%s debentures 1982
debentures
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debentures
4%s
convertible
1973
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140
1.202
99
88
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99
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14
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3
99
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24
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5
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—
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—.——
—
37
92 %
58
Mar-Sept
1988—,
—.—-—Apr-Oct
subord debs 1993 April-Ocl
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88%
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102
99 % 100%
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———Jan-June
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4%s
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—
93 %
93 V8
113
263
107% 108 Vi
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Allied Stores Corn 4Vis
1981.—.
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1964—..—Feb-Aug
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— Jan-July
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
—April-Oct
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May-Nov
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3s debentures 1966
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April-Oct
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107'%
Great
3%s
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For
216
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readjustment 1984—^
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10
-
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97
■
98 %
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8
100
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1978_
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216
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1981-
1961
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54
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31
24%
35
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1965
1968
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99
25
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1968--—-
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loan
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1957__May-Nov
1958
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1965
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68
178
89
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60
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1962
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29%
7
1%
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A
extl
f
f
72
173
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71
58
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1983
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1
.
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1st
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—
4'/aS 1988——
— April-Ocf
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:
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mortgage
4%s 1990—
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mortgage 4%s
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1965—Jan-July
43/8s convertible subord debs
1983——May-Zvoi?
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4%s
debentures
1985-——
.x—April-Ocf
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—May-No^
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—^---—---Map-Nov
Copperweld Steel Co 5s conv debs 19 <9—June-Dec
Corn Products Co 45/8s subord debs 1983—April-Ocf
Crowell-Collier Publishing—
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1st
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,
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20
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91
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70
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77
r
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—
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.
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1986
1987—.
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434s
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1985
77
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—
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mortgage
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mortgage
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85
83
84
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92%
91 %
93 %
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ref M 27/8s series T
1976
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Jan-July
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debentures
1976
—.—,
May-Nov
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———
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1
/
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115'A
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15
90
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1984—
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89
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1989——Jan-July
and
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1
1987__*„.—Jan-July
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subord
conv
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91
90
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1995
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conv
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—
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mortgage
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series
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88
88
89 %
9414
104
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1991—
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4
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151
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—
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104 A
15
87%
'
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—
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38
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Jan-July
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76
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series
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95
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—
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85
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81
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—
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A
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49
4
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April-Oct
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1st
mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
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May-Nov
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1988
______Mar-Sept
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99
12
112% 114%
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f
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106
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100%.
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series
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92
92%
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debentures 1999—
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—
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12
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113
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86
96
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1983
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105
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19
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96
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76
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77
1
863
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&
1989
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69
55
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Electiic
Columbia
207
;
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1982
1985
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3s 1989—
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mortgage 3%s 1993.
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—
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—
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—
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—
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—
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Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
or
Last
.
W eek's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
.
RECORD (Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
NEW TUKK
.
88
82%
11
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1st
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and
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ref
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4s 1995
—
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204
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257
218
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1st
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78
2
94
98 %
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124
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income
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mortgage
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2
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24
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111
111
94
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95
107 Vi
116%
87
77%
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1987
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&
Inc
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1970
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Nat'l
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Co
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Corp
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3%s 1986_
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1977
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10
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1980
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1982
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93
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mortgage
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mortgage
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81%
81%
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81%
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5
85'%
88
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1988—
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73'%
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52%
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1988
86%
1
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87
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69'%
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71
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89
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70
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43
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1981
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series E
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86 y4
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86%
74%
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&
84
14
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—Feb-Aug
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1971
—
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May-Nou
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1974
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3 Vis
1982
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conv
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5
105
108 Va
102
102
M 100
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112
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113
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102
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103%
105
105 Vi
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3%s series A 1984
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1974
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General
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mortgage 5s series A 1970
99'%
,98
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D
1977
99% 100
3
94
98
4
91 Ya
97%
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3%s
sink
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101
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99 y4
16
98 %
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12
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98
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5
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s
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1984——Jan-tuly
mortgage 3Vis series F 1985
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Income 4s 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980-—Mar-Sept
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89
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90
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43
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10
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1974
76 Va
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78
82%
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—
76
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s
104%
99
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—
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1981
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1983—
1983
A
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98
s
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76 34
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4'/4S series II 1995
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1974
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1985-—June-Dec
99
71
debentures
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f
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s
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88
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s
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143
1973
4%s
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1984
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1980
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1980_
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86'%
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Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub debs 1987_Jan-July
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996__April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sepf
1st
86'/a
86'%
June-Dec
1984
Power Corp—
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83%
84%
61 %
2%s series D 1982_
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Feb-Aug
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ApriZ-Oct
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1987
102
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102
1975—April-Oct
May-Nov
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B
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78
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88'%
105
—_—
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88%
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1970
273'%
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I
101
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1980—
conv
debentures
fund
1982
1st
104%
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&
refunding
103%
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&
3 Vis series
104
6
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Gas
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149%
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1988—Apr-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
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debs
subord
4%s
77
104
debentures
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83%
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1986
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debentures
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169',a
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debentures
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•
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112
114
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conv
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102
107
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1977—June-Dec
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May-ZVoy
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1977
debentures
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100
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debs
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conv
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s
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1971
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s
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~
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81
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77%
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26
83
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1st
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mortgage
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4%s
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10
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1
88%
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2
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97%
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91
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s
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4'As
1971
81
95 %
97
3
86%
86%
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United
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conv
103
104%. 107%
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6
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100 Va
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84
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40
97%
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96
86%
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2
74
77%
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61
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•
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100% 101'A
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debs
subord
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1984
3%s
1983
—Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1982
conv
1983
debentures 2%s
J)
Oil
Co
_Jan-July
(Ohio)
4'As
1982
—
—
114
114
103 V
104 »A
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110
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117
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100
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1982
99
94
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98
1
100
101%
97%
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a
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101%
105
1981
132
161
4s
debs
debentures
1986
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148
205
88
April-Oct
Jan-July
1983
141
144'A
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1
96%
101%
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116
116
and
.
and
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104%
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1976
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conv
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&
debs
1980
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&
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mmmm
■
92%
29
90'A
114
85
5
84%
income
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subord debs
1982
88
86
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94%
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117
117%
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91
91
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series
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4s
1981
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RR
1st 4s
gtd
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debentures
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82
87%
92
33'A
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97
99
36 'A
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registered 2361
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79 'A
91'/a
97 'A
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Map-Nov
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May-ZVou
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
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74
73%
3
8
78
income 4'As series B Jan 1991
April
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26
,
.
98
57'A
83'
a
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100
63 %
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13
95%
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79 %
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—
—
98
81
101%
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80
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1984
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100
debentures
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77
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8 8'A
93
80
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,
13
117
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a
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fund debs 1978
Jan-July
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tfaw-July
• Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029——May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 27/8s
1979
—
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Seryice 3'As 1971
Jan-July
Co.
81
100 7
90
*
Whirlpool Corp
&
97%
102 y4
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Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s conv debs 1975.;.—May-ZVou
Wilson
6
100
100
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—
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90%
97
99
72 'A
71
73
70
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1976—
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102%
169
104'A
1
105% 105%
106
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the
year's
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—
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April-Oct
1979
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1st & ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
1st & ref mtge 3'As series J 1982
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,
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debentures
85%
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debentures
subord
100
89'A
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June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
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85
101 % 102%
95%
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June-Dec
1979
1980
debs
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88
94
72
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96
96
98%
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89'A
/
April-Oct
1979
of
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93 Va
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Jan-July
1972
97'A
99%
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notes
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»
1966—Jan-July
1981—
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debs
notes
conv
senior
,
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senior
capital
Mar-Sept
_^_Map-Nov
1973-
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conv
Talcott
1st
debentures
debentures
6ymington
43As
Inc
2%s
10
101
101
91'%
103 %
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Mav-ZVou
June-Dec
104%
85%
———Jan-July
debentures
37/as
Stokely-Van Camp Inc—
4'As conv subord debs 1982
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray Oil Corp
27/8s debentures
Surface
2
Jan-July
May-ZVoy
1976_^—
4s
82
1
76%
76%
1971—Map-Nov
1974_,
Chemical
Stauffer
99%
99%
_
99%
98
4
Mar-Sept
,
Standard
100% 100%
of America—
subord
conv
Virginia
West
108
100'A
3
April-Ocf
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4%s
107
100'/a
100
24
100% 100%
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100%
104'/2
4
104 % 105%
—
Map-Nov
(Indiana)
debentures
101%
91%
*91%
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1977—May-ZVoy
1985
1983
debentures
23As
101%
77%
Feb-Aup
1996™.
5s
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of
98'/2
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w
65%
j^u-duiy
1983
conv
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77%
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3 Vas
92%
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168%
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M 4%
& Northeastern
Southwestern
97
79%
Jan-July
1986
1988
gold
first
97%
94 y.
238
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mortgage 5'As series H 1983
1st
99
32
100%
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A
First
Southern
95
94:%
80'A
77%
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1994
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:
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mortgage
1972
1967
fund
Corp
conv
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Term
95'A
94%
May-JVoy
5s 1980-
debentures
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States
Vanadium
6s
Jan-July
1970
1969_
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91
95 Va
Co—
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4%s
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105%
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13
81
97
Jan-July
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104
2
15
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102
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1975
debentures
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101%
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Feb-A?/p
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97'A
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Jan-July
1972
sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
3%s
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Edison
;
103
_Apr-Oct
1993
Telegraph
&
debentures
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10
103% 103%
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106'A
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debs
1985
Indiana
102%
104
Feb-Aup
1979
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97
86%
101 %
104-%
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1982
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California
112%
96'A
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2
104% 105%
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1983_Feb-Aup
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1986
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103
■
5'As 1979
debentures
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103
Map-Nov
debs 1979
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a
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89 'A
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148'/a
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104'A 104%
1986—June-Dec
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120%
113
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4
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5
143'A 146%,
80 3
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1966
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Oil
92
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dune-Dec
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146
Jan-July
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Shell
—
92
Jan-July
debentures' 1977
Co
a
_
Mar-Sept
1980
1982—
&
.
Map-Nov
i
1972—
subordinated
debentures
Sears
2%s
Acceptance
debentures
4%s
5s
72
100%
103 %
—
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& coll trust 4'As 1978
fund debentures 1978_
85%
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Jan-July
1982
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99
1966—ApriZ-Oct
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fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4'As 1977—
74
4'As
1971—Mar-Sept
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conv
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fund
&
83%
:
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20
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105
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112'A
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88%
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80
April-Ocfr
1989—May-ZVoy
1971
1st gtd 4s
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3s
Paper
Scovill
134%
70
Mar-Sept
coll
90 Va
76%
23
86 Va
80 Va
1968—June-Dec
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if
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114%
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;
coll trust
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82
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1989_Jan-July
Nov
4s
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84
69 %
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:
America
1977
23As
Corp
&
62 %
5
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81
May-ZVoy
1989
bond certificates
inc
Duluth
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bond
575
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Feb-A up
mtge
1st
8t
132%
89'A
8
84'A
Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
1973
1988
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1st
series
income
104'A
130
132 %
83
84
1
,
104 V a
1976
1986
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of
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1982
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1977
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122
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2019
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stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the- current year.
Range for Week Ending Dec. 6.
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Range
for Week
of Trices
Shares
Sale Trice
Exchange
American Stock
Par
Acme-Hamilton Mtg Corp
Acme Missiles & Construction
common
A
Class
Corp
2
1%
3%
3%
1,800
7
-10c
1%
2.200'
3 %
-1
Inc
Wire Co
7
7
1,200
7 %
7 3b
--
Nov
Dec
4%
b.OOJ
4
13
-25c
34
2% Mar
1% 5an
Nov'
2
3.700
lii
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1 ii
—
—
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Precision
Acme
1 n
.-'10 c
High
.
2%
Sept
11% Jan
5
Jun
6%
Nov
7
600
Jan.
Jun
8%
Jun
Par
Frocks
Berkshire
Bethlehem
Inc
Birdsboro
Plastics Corp—
Name changed to APL
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
Aileen
Inc
A
Class
*
Inc
3 %
15%
13%
90
90%
31
'
3%
13%
Apr
4%
Nov
Bohack
(HC)
5%%
prior
Jap
4%
Dec
24
-a
425
89%
Jan
1,400
12%
17 %
13% May
Jan
18%
19
77 3 4
77%
77%
25
3 'a
3 Vb
3%
3,100
93%
23%
Sourjois
3 %
5%
Nov
Aug
Bowling
Tire
Alliance
Beverage Corp
American
Biltrite Rubber
Book Co
2 Va
2%
5,700
8
8
6
.
7%
Sep
9%
Jan
10%
4.700
Nov
14%
Feb
1,900
3%
Nov
10
1,100
Oct
3%
5%
6%
2,800
6
1
8'4%
84%
4%
23K
Nov
334
,
4
Nov
6%
Feb
800
Nov
6 %
2%
Nov
63/8
18%
18%
41
41
Nov
22
550
41
Oct
52
Jail
2.000
4
Mar
7%
Sep
Jan
9 %
J an
17%
2,300
,7%
7%
2%
2"
8
3 Vb
5,400
2%
—1
American-International Aluminum__25c
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
2 >4
2%
2 y4
2,700
y/* Jan
—£1
2%
2%
2%
2 %
2 V
__
ARC Inc
M
42%
5%
600
2 Lf
3.800
2
.42 3 4
8
7%
.
100
2%
2 %
11%
11%
Chemical
Arisul
Co
,,2%
4 V,
Jan
8%
Pttiis Inc
Anthony
Apache Corp
APL
Corp'
—
—
Nov
5%
Feb
—
Industries. Inc
Appalachian Power Co
Apollo
——
Argus Inc
——
4%%
—
47«
800
'400
11 3 5
Jan
10%
11%
10'.
Dec
16%
Jan
Dec
8%
4%
1,703;
Associated
Associated
Electric
,
American
6,100
450
Va
,'
25%
*
Jan
Jan
13%
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
Products
Americt
of
Gas
&
103
Feb
Oct
30
Jan
'1%
2%
Dec
Jan
1%'Sep
Mar
500
Associated; Testing. Labs
4%
♦
Atco
—
Financial
Atlantic
Atlantic
Thrift
ii
514
12 >4
—1
16 V8
Industries
General
Atlas
1%
option
Corp
Sewing
Audio
Centers
Inc
Devices
Inc
3%
12%
Nov
2%
2.500
%
Dec
8%
1.000
^
,Plastics
Aurora
Radio
Automatic
Steel
Automatic
Avien
Corp
Mfg
5%
6%
Feb
%
1%
15,700
15%
16%
4.30O
%
4.901
Corp
tir
27r%
26. %
10%
Jan
41 y4
Aug
28%
Jan
I
300
7%
Jun
4.300
7 i36
Jun
Tobacco—
rets
ord
rets
ord
registered
.'—•
Power
Industries
15% Aug
1%
17%
% Feb
common--;
S
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F
Inc_
Co
___
Company
Oct
serial
Hill
Bunker
%
preferred
Industries
(The)
—
Oil
Banff
1
Burroughs
Butler's
&
Pi
(J
RVD
Shoe
Banner
Industries
4%
Nov
40%
43%'
1,200
11 % Jan
40% Mar
22% May
Jan
15
<1H%
Mar
Jun
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8
8% May
127a
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3%
3%
18%
19;%.
21
1
200
Oct
16
Dec
1 C%
Jan
10%
Feb
1,100.
3 %
Oct
6%
Jan
9.100
8%
Jan
22%
930
8%
Nov
14
Oct
Jun
530
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Jan
9%
8%
—
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10%:
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15
143b
14%
ix.
f.t
Nov
338
500'
3 Vb May
5%
Jun
1
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309
5% May
6%. Apr
2,000'
6% July
14% Nov
VB
■
l',4
7%
1 77b
1 67
11%
California
Electric
Class
8
8%
1'4
9%
Jan
19%
Aug
17%
1%
Bread
Canada
76 Va
—50
76%
76%
100:
3,500
7 Va
7 %
8%
2%
2
2%
—/
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1
Co
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18 %
Canadian
Canadian
Industrial
Javelin
4%
3
3
2.600
800
.
11 VB
12 %
12
11
12
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——
4
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Castle
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Nov
Corp
—
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pref
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Co
Jan
Chief
Dec
10%
Jan
Christiana
"9%
1,4001
4
103:%
1,400
83
110
107
Corp
,93.4
1 203
!l
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3.200
3%
1.200
6%
Nov
13.100
6%
Jan
7%
9%
Nov
6%
Jun
10% May
97a
Sep
Sep
Jan
3
1 V'b
Apr
72%
Jan
78
Sep
8534
40
Jan
89
Sep
Jan
20%
Jan
32
76
20%
20
30%
20%
31:%
2.400
3,0 V2
7%
300,
17VB
28
Oct
Apr
Jan
9 Va
Nov
5% Mar
Aug
8%
8
9%
2.409
,
2%
2%
4,400
2 V4
2%
Jan
7%
4.9'hO
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Feb
liii
Nov
5.400
5'/4
Dec
5%
Dec
T5b
lft
1 3
5%
5 %
5%
13
4 :
2,600
13
12
Oct
10%
Feb
13
>4 Aug
22%
Jan
29
__1
May
1 Vb
Jan
3
5%
Jan
8%
—,1
10c
Corp—
Jun
12 VB
Jan
23%
Oct
4
ioo
1%
2%
6,300
5%
5%
9,100
27%
2%
5%
27 3
Feb
13,600
15%
4,9,700
3,309
3V2
3%
2%
3%
2.303
10c
55a
6 V'b
Jun
Clary Corporation
—%-_l
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
4
Clopay Corporation
^I
Coburn
Credit Co Inc common
1
7%
4.100
9%
6%
6V2
4% Aug
4%' Mar
7%
5%
3 200
1
Nov
Jan
Clarostat
7%
5%
10% May
18%
Clark
4%
14% Mar
29 V3
Oct
67b
W Wee
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
378
Jan
NOV
Aug
Nov
%
6
(27%
Aug
6%
2 VB
Sep
14%
3%
3%
13,100
5,3
1 :i
Nov
Jan
8
75%
,
112
Nov
28%
8%
5312 May
Sep
,3%
3.800
1^.530
Jan
19
10%
112
A A Mar
10%
4%
Oct
Jan
-
Mar
430
12%
23'4
.,1—2
Mining
6 7c
Corp
Inc
Foil
22%
s
.
%
Jan
lc
Cinerama
Nov
47 % July
16%
——_25c
Chromalloy
Oct
100
Oil
1% Mar
/
.:
Apr
4Vb
—
Machine,
Consolidated
Circuit
50
247/a
5.500
,
1% July
Jan
Jan
2%
Chamberlin Co of America,
Geophysical
Apr
7%
100
—L—-10
1
—.'—2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
:1
Chemical
Enterprises Inc.._—
25c
Cherry-Burreil Corp
,_5
Century Electric
Jun
nov
17%
Nov
5'4
1 ti
Securities Corp common—
1
"$1.40 series B convertible preferred .*
Nov
Apr
VB
76
Jan
Feb
2%
100
Jan
14
4
21 Vb
9%
Sep
6 Vb
13%
3%
9%
12 Vt
500
.
7.000
12%
Services
Jan
2,3 >0
3p
14%
2,700
4
4%
Jan
3%
111% Ill's
—_1
50c
Inc———_1
—
1
18 %.Jun
Nov
9%
9
Co—
Power
~3%
1.490
—_1
—
Hadley
7Va July
8% Jan
99
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Co
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40.330
1,300
20%
$5 preferred—*
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I
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15%
1
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Catalin
C
Jan
1 %
1,V Feb
9% Aug
"4%
4
4
20%
i
—^,5.50
(JW)
8%
Nov
11%
8
3
1
Co
Amer
Oct
Jun
%
1,000
14%
50c
Corp
Jun
%
3
6,900
~4
_1
Broadcasting
Products Co
Ltd
Carreras
Dec
3%
—6c
Minerals
International
Carolina Power &
4%
3%
11 1
11%
partic pfd 10
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral
Apr
3 V4 Mar
3 %
Foreign transactions-Williston
36%
3 V'o
31
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd 6%
Canadianwide
7%
Jan
27 %
75
2,000
8%
12
——
4% May
Dec
6.100-
'
9
9
*
Marconi
12%
' 1%
Dec.
Jan.
700
'
%.
4
HOC
Ltd
".
Foreign transactions-
Oct
6
1.900
25a
76 %
12%
8,900
.
1
%
Sep
'
6%
Feb
Aug
31
Jan
2j"g
156,703
4%
3
'
434
Ltd—i—2.50
Gas
Ltd,
Foreigh transactions—
Canadian
300'
318
418
— ___
Co—_
Oils
Homestead
Canadian
35
34 3 b
34%
Export Gas & Oil
Apr
14%
900'
>
2 %
22 %
4% -May
700
20
Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian
"6%
6 Vs
*
common
Dredge k, Dock
Jan
Feb
Dec
6% July
63%
17,200'
♦
transactions^.—
Foreign
9V2
%
'
Ltd—__ 1
Mines
Ltd—
Co
Cement
4%
8
Nov
22'%. Feb
17
30
Inc—
preferred—
$1.30
44%
%
% Jan
3.400
15%
3,100
157B
29 V2
30
Inci-—I
Campbell. Machines
Oct
14.500
1
3,100'
11%,
Nov
'
Jan
14.000
8%
8%
8.50O
—10c
Chicago Rivet &
1
,1
'21.599-.
s
ll7s
.'
16%
*
A_
Campbell Chibougamau
Foreign transactions.
6%
'
.
..
c_
common——1
Power
pieferred
Records
$3.00
Cameo-Parkway
7%
8
7
17 7
10%
Corp Ltd_^
transaction—
Foreign
14% July
4.700
49%
8%
Jan
1
Vb
Calgary & Edmonton
lie
Jan
49 V4
!
Jun
8 Vb
Jan
C
4%
Jan
49
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—
footnotes,
2 Vr
'
2%
_
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'
2,430
6
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Corp
•
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18%
*
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Berkey
15,800
lA,
8V4
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Co
3%
1.500
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Bell
Telephone
of Canada..—
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transactions
Watch
15%
103b
2.500
8%
■
•
Electronic
Instrument
Jan
2.400
4%
.
64.300
1 %
Benrus
Nov
15%
7%
1
Inc
9,400
2,100
'
'
Sep
11 %
10%
4
38%
8 1
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Corp
Shoe
12%
Jan
9%
7 V'b
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Jan
5
15%
31%
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934
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2
73b
38 *
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8
800
2.600
"2"
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10c
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Bearings
Nov
10 Vb
1%
Baruch-Foster
Beck
11% May
8
709
87'b
8Va
10
_..10c
—
Engineering Co -4—Z_—
Oil
8%
—
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Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy
Corp
Jan
1
C
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Bargain
Barnes
7%
8
:_.._5c
Carnation
11 %
1
2.000
Sep
Dec
57b
Inc'.._—
Oct
800
—50c
Dec
8'%
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3'b
inc
Co
Calder
Sep
Jap.
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Ltd
29%
Feb
1,700
8
30
Jan
.3s 6d
Inc.—
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6%
2%
'
Jan
22%
5
1
Corp—
5%
19%
4
Jan
22%
i l.OOO
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dep rets ord shares
American
Burnell & Co Inc
30 %
Nov
% July
2 "4
15%
10%
600
29%
b
—
Jan
2%
4
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•
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30
26 7
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13%
2V4
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-
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Corp
Sep
Jun
—
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__
2.50
Company.
Corp
Burgmaster
Burma
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
19%
V
preferred
11,700
8/1'ir
5
Apr
—
28%
•
1
10
__
Inc
Capital City
Cliemical-V-
Securities
2%
—
27 3 8
50c
common
Central
—
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Baldwin
3,700
30
'
66%c
v
Capital Cities
,_10c
9%
30c
' _10
preferred
Jun
Inc
1
3 200
13%,
_.l
30c
Jan
900
—50 c
Sep
Jan
8.8OO
8
8 1
3 V-4
3%
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,,1.500
—
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May
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3%
8
8 V'8
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25c
Inc
Co
%
3
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transactions-.!
16%
Jan
13
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1.8CO
9%
10
Ltd—
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CentraLMaine
Baker
22%
■
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7%
transactions
Columbia
Central
r
7"'b
22%
7%
B
7%
7%.
10s
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bearer_
dep
Apr
6
8%
..
transactions——:
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4.800
29%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—T
Nov
Jan
Feb
2%
41
6 %
Aug
10%
6
10
3
6.103
20%
6.600
2%.
l——-
Corp
1,000
833
24 %
Canadian
6
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Collieries
Ayrshire
8% May
Dec
6.500
H'%,
4—
Apr
4 V\ Mar
1.400
67c
Feb
6.000
1C%
Avis Industrial Corp
Avon dale
Dec
5%
—1
1
Inc
23
Dec
4,480
7
Jan
9
14%
12%
1 O
1
Oct
25%
New
3% May
8% May
5 V'4
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2%
2%
b
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B
Oct
75%
11%
1
Sep
Jan
Inc—
Products
14 V'b
Budget Finance Plan—
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5.400
10
10c
Co
29%
7% July
55%
1100
75%
934
1
Aug
Mar
8
Nov
16,700
5
1
Inc.-
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9%
'3,600
.
Atlas
1634
4%
1%
9%
6%
Nov
Feb
2% Mar
Nov
5
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&
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■
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1.400
19%
8
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warrants——
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.
26,700
a
7034
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Nov
5%
5%
37
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Centers
Consolidated
Atlas
1%
17%
8
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Co
Research
Atlantic
,
'
4..
19 3
,
—.
Corp
Line
Coast
3.900
3%
Jan
14%,
14
5%
Chemical Industrial Product: il_10c
Atico
2%
4%
4%
43B
33 V3C
—
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Astrodata
1.300
1%
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1
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19,803
24.7
Class B
May
6
Jan
3'4
3
1%.
1
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2%
Nov
2'/4 Mar
25
Brown
6% July
Jan
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2 VB
Jan
14%
•
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3%
100
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16%
♦
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Aug
Jan
20%.
3.100
1.400
4%
3
Nov
1% May
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Co
Brown
Jan
37.
Oct
Sep
16.000
1
9%
1,600'
Jan
Jan
Oil
American
Canada Southern
Food Stores Inc——
4,690
134
Jan
,
7%
Nov
4
2 V.j
Canadian
Associated
90
16
40
Brooks Instrument
14% July
101
Dec
28%
1.400
1%
1%
registered—£1
rets
3%
14,800
4
7%
Oct
7% Mar
96%
4,200
34%
Industries-
deposit
4 Vb
1,600
4%
Ltd-..—-,——.40c
transactions—A_———i—,
Eaby Services Inc__
*
Foreign
Oct
8 %
24
1%
Jan
July
2
dep
Foreign
Sep
9
99%
1
—.—
6%
14%
97 %
4
25
%
1
5
12%, Sep
1
16%
1
Light & Pow
Sep
Dt5c
a
32%
32%
9,503
Jan
Jan
96 %
4'A
14%
26
V8
2.000
T.000
4 1
Oct
2%
5%
9%
7%
Aug
Aug
5V4
.
Aug
13%
17%
9 Vb
4 Va
5
Jan
100
21 %
Oil' Corp
Asamera
9%
500
4
7%
Sep
Jan
26.500
8
9 V'b
Louisiana Gas Go...,—_2.50
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72% pftl-lOo
Armour & Co. "warrants"-—
Electronics;Inc
43
1078
21 %
-1
4.300
8%
7%
4
.
96%
600
10%
9%
13
13', 900
1%
1
a
Nov
10.300
12
107h
5 V
1
10
Assn
57
12s:,
Npv
8
Arkansas
Arrow
14 % Mar
13%
.
-——T
--—1.25
—10C
5
pfd—100
50c
6j
5 Vb
12 Va
Jan
39 V
Amer
Jun
2
4,34
1
—;—
3 %
Jan
47% May
3,000
—
—
3% Mar
Aug
13 VB
4 '.4
84%
5 V'4
-20C
Inc
dep
Buell
103i
4%
"
,
.
Jan
24%
8
British
Jun
5.300
•
—
Angostura-Wuppennan
4%
Jan
37
—_
8
81%
Mar
8
40
Foreign
5Va May
Nov
Sep
2
700
2'4
50c
American Manufacturing
Co
12.50
American Petrolina Inc class A—
1
American Realty-& Petroleum Corp_10c
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del——2
American Thread 57c. preferred—
5
Anchor Post Products
_—2
Andrea Radio Corp
1;
Andy Gard Corp
—1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs-3.45
shares
American
American
iiO
85%
1
Aug
%
19
41%
Inc
Nov
Feb
8%
10
1
47c
7%
Systems
Electronics Inc
16%
4% Mar
Jan
5%
Business
2,400'
Oct
1
British
Jan
5%
American
Feb
89
,
Sep
2%
5%
American
Feb
Sep
Co
Foreign
Jan
700
2%
33b
%
83
4.600
V'8
6%
3% July
2.150
4 Vb
3%
Nov
6%
r
Corp
Amer
Jan
3%
V*
1
Sep
7%
4,100
Jan
20 ',8
16% July
Sep
8434
Co
5%
2.600
7',4
,_10c
Amer
Jun
7%
—
American
Jun
500
5
/
.
7,100
8%
transactions
Foreign
Jan
1,300
3%
4
4
2 Vb May
5%
9
4
Corp
British
Aug
11
5%
4%
28%
Manufacturing
British
6% May
,
7 %
37b
51/4
Jan
4%
—7
<•
Nov
9%
9
x/i
7
3%
9%
Nov
4
7%
100
9
50c
—-—
Oct
5,400
Nov
-1.50
Works
Gear
Traction
Foreign
Jan
13.600
8
lnc__—*
___20
Book-Stratford Press Inc—1
American
5%
4%
7%
~2%
MO
1
Alsco Inc class A ———~1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
Ambassador Oil Corp
—1
Amco Industries Inc
—— -1.
American
Aug
Mar
8%
Corp
Rainwear
Almar
4
4%
.3%
-100
America-
of
Instrument
Foote
Brazilian
Feb
2
6%
2,100
163
...
Brandywine Raceway
2,300
8V4
3%
Jan
Feb
July
u-*b
19
Oct
i2.100
4
3 '/4
17
Inc
Jun
3
7
3
—7—10c
Paper Corp
Allied
Alloys Unlimited Inc'
4%
2 '2
418
Pictures Corp common._1
5Va7o
convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc————
V'8
4
3
Co
Brad
Nov
74
Jan
56
30
73 %
4%
£
Rubber class A
&
Artists
Allied
7212
-1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
72 %
500
i
:.
common
Jan
B11II0
V—
American deposit rets American shs_
ATI American Engineering Co—-—-10c
All-State Properties Inc
1
Alleghany Corp "warrants"
17%
"3%
1
preferred
Corp
Breeze
Algemene Kunstzide N
19%
Inc—
Inc
Inc
May
80
62 % Mar
Co
Chemical
Borne
Feb
Bowmar
200
,
High
9%
Sep
19 %
1.400'
Nov
0
24% July
10% May
5,800'
18:%
100
1
:
—
b
14%
90
4.20% preferred__-100
Co common
10
Airlines
300
65 3
Dec
2
5,300
15.700
13%
Steel
preferred
5%
Alaska
2Vb
14%
,
,
_
Power
Wood
8
3%
Apr
Nov
20%
3 Vb
Inc__
——-1
1
Alabama
2%
45%
2
20 %
Parking Corp of America-—
Airport
1,000
11,400
18
2
1
10c
1
Co
Techniques Inc „
Aid Investment & Discount
Aerosol
45 3
45%
———1
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing
Aeronca
3 Vb
48 %
>7
u
1
612
16%
10c
Admiral
Corp
Industries
Industries
Hydratane Gas Inc
Biossnian
LoW
900
3%
19%
50c
Building
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
7
—2.50
Inc
A
Class
Bloomfield
Shares
Low
1
1
.
Corp
Bloomfield
,
for Week
3%
:
Smith
&
Binney
—
(The)
Corp
Bickford's
Inc—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1, 1963
Range Since
Low
2
2
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
.
—1
Alan
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
Exchange
American Stock
Acme
.
.
(2248)
32
——————
—;
Corp
—
Cable
Corp,,
Manufacturing Co
conv
preferred
—
—
17%
16%
~3
12
I23s
■
Nov
Mar
Sep
17%
Sep
39%
Sep
6% Mar
Apr
21%
4 7:0
2% July
3%
3.730
9 Va Mar
20% Mai-
12%
~2%
12
10%
19
14%
28
Jan
Oct
Nov
20
36.
v//'#
■"/
Number 6323
198
Volume
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2249)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week
Friday
Week's
Last
S T O CKS
Shares
37%
Low
2
5.203
3%
8
1,100
29%
Par
Apr
421
Fairmont
Feb
Co__
13%.
5%
5:%
600
4
Jan
7
Aug
Falcoir Seaboard
1 1
1'
1 %
5,800
1
J un
l3,
Jan
Family
Record
10
6,400
38
Oct
46
Feb
Famous
Artists Schools
Aug
14'%
44'
4
;
67B
678
700
4
41
40
'
13%
6%
7 %
3,500
l'b
1 '
8
2%
8,30-0
5
4%
4%
"4'Ta
1,000
4 1
4%
6,300
27%
27%
27%
400
'65_1
to
4
'
25c
.—5Gc
18%
Chemical
5%
ic—10c
Sep
4
10c
Corp
Mining & Smelting Ltd--*
3"i
Oc%
Dec
5%
Apr
Dec
5%
Aug
Foreign
Jan
27'a
Oct
Federated
4
Consolidated
& Gati
Oil
3%
3 Va
33
9!
a
9 'o
9%
1 (f
20c
Inc
Royalty ■Oil'—:
*
Ray Inc
_10c
Construction Products class A-—,
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
15
Consolidated
Consolidated
Oils
Felmont
transactions
Foreign
Sun
,
4%
Feb
Fields
Sep
Filmways
834
.
3 %
3
37a
1.900
3%
16
18%
23,500
44,2
600
7%
Aug
13%
Oct
Financial
General
Plastics
1
Nov
2%
UCi
8%
Dec
Commercial
Connector
Materials
Continental
Paint
Co
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
5
U
4
51
Apr
5%
Feb
6% Mar
10%
Aug
78
Jan
Firth
Nov
Fischer
8
230
8
7
1,'jc:
1
I
10,900
li
13%
14%
18%'
a
%
13,400
18%
13%
18%
15
400
Aug
11
Oct
15
Jan
.
17%
First
5%
5%
6%
2,000
5%
Sep
16%
16%
100
15%
Jan
7%
7%
20%
20%
6%
6%
16
—
~7 7 8
1,900
7"a
Oct
Corp
Corp
1
10%.
10%
__
Inc_
Petroleum
———
Corp
United Corp
Crose
—
Milner
Crown
& Co
Aluminum Industries
Crown
Central
Crowley
Crown
Jan
20%
5%
Apr
Feb
7 rt
Feb
355« Mar
,&
Petroleum
Corp—25c
-5
Cutter
B
Class
common
-1
-—
8%
At)r
13%
14%
97/s
Nov
7,300
13%
Nov
2.003
2 "K
Jun
3%
Apr
1,203
934 Mar
12 V«
Apr
3.400-
1
Sep
Feb
18
11
3
i
%
3%
11 !
25'.,
ll'u
4
l
.
Inc
1 1 i.
4
24%
%
6,800
25%
8,200
1
7".,
1
378
1%
900
Feb
7 3a
Apr
27%
Nov
Nov
13%. Mai71
Dee
12'%
Jan
33
8
3%
10.700
338
Sep
4%
8'
Li
1
Apr
8
8%
9,- 00
8
Nov
16'%
Sep
110
159
Feb
186%
Jun
Nov
~G%
8%
•
Feb
159
--
162
1
City
Enterprises
i
Inc
1
Friendly Frost Inc
Oct
Fulton
Jan
8%
Apr
1,303
3
Jan
5%
Jan
(The)
(Geo
Company
A )
5 1
4 7
It
5 1
1%
l7
.'!
2
2,500
1 7H
Mar
6 11
16%
7.903
11
1%
4,200
1
7%
7%
800
5 %
61
Oct
161 a
4% May
63
1
6%
2.000
4%
,Jan
7V4
1
10,300
1
^
lCC
Feb
2%
Aug
4% Nov
8%
8,700
Sep
12%
Jan
8%
20O
7%
17%
18%
28,1C0
11%
Jan,
16%
17%
3,400
11%
Jan
Jan
9%
10c
23
8
2 *8
3,900
..5
31%.
2% May
4 %
31 1
4
31%
1.700
30% Mar
3C 1',
7 7
7
ti
8!
1,300
2
Inc..
50c
it
92
1
—„z
•'
B
1 %
.
Sporting
14%
Builders
General
14
4 1
Dec
General
Electric
American
"l
Corp
34
9 1
7%
Nov
Jun
9%
Oct
Nov
1 3
13
4
87
a
101
Feb
2%
a
Jan
20'4
Nov
15%
Sep
Nov
73
Jan
800
4
4 1
800
,
11%
500
4 'n
it
'
100
1.800
1V2 July
8
it
9%
11%
Sep
2%
6,800
2%
Dec
3%
"
Aug
5%
31,600
4%
Sep
7 7
Jan
Jan
8%
24%
24%
1,800
5 'a
5
6
1 n >
738
ord registered—£1
dep rets
2%,,M<»y
21',
8
__
—1
Apr
Ltd—
Co
%
JU i.
4
5%
1
Corp
Development
7
15%
13%
-
General
2%
15
13 'it
Goods Co
2%
General Acceptance
"warrants"—.
General Alloys
CO——
—1
General Battery & Ceramic Corp_____ 1
Dec
17%
,
Inc
Inc
Gateway
Oct
18%
Industries
Garan
Feb
5%
Aug
•j l
G
Gale
Dec
Dec
%
1
Co
Industries
Jan
600
3%
8%.
1438
Jan
Aug
3%
1%
18
17 Va
Jan
Aug
4%
Foreign- transactions
Forest
10%
5%
a
5%
6
3.500
4 18
Canada
45 %
Dec
1%
Corporation
—
Manufacturing Co class
Laboratories class A common—I
Curtis
of
Fresnillo
Sep
7%
5',4
—25c
10c
:*
A_.._*
Jan
3.100
'
1
Co
Fotochrome
334
14%
18
Sep
8%
9%
1%
Capital Corp
Tiger Line inc—
Motor
"21^
Dec
6%
2.50
Co
Sep
7%
(Mai
Crystal Oil & Land Co—
Cubic
Porter
(MID
Apr
2%
6%
3
12,o00
July"
6*8
3'
8
Inc
Nov
.
700
—
—
"5%
8%
i___
7::4
22,2uO
<■—
11%
Jun
26
3:
39%
-5
1
112
3,800
J
35 Va Sep
1% Jan
Oct
6%
14%
10c
preferred
21%
39.
-—25c
1
Co
Drug
Ford
Jan
700
(ofd reg)—£1
Corp
Consolidated
Cresmont
Sep
1
Jan
Realty & Construction
Sterling
Florida
May
9%
1,600
21
6%
Jan
22 V«
5%
213/a Sep
9
July
14% Feb
8%
1
-10<
Corp
Fuller
___
Courtauids Ltd—
American clep receipts
Creole
17
Apr
20
a
1-50
A
class
preferred
Cot't
11 >8
1,600
4,600
48,500
3%
Jun
3,700
1
4%
-25o
convertible
Fishman
17% May
Aug
7%
.-
—
SI
'
2;)%
1
._iuc
Warrants
Flying
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class
B
non-voting
*
Coro
Inc
5'
Corroon & Reynolds common—:
1
Corby (H)
23 3
1
13%
-.
Chemicals
&
National
60c
20% Julv
16%
1
_
5%
(33
l/rJ
1
Co
Varnish
&
cl
Corp
Telephone
Continental
Cook
51 'a
634
-1
A—50c
10c
Corp
Corp
1.3
Jau
6%
7-'
_i
Corp common
Continental
Continental
High
Jan
7%
7%
—2c
Inc
Inc
1%
1,100
1
8 Va
,
Petroleum
11%
2,600
1
8 >4
Low
Ltd:
Nov
8%
Range Since Jan. I, 196*
High
16%
1
Purcua^er
Jan
3
2,100
11.502
-
transactions—
34 Mar
6.700
3
1
Low
1
JJiuung Co
Plan Inc
Faraday
May
8
21%
Shares
i.oO
_
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc__
Uranium Mines Ltd
Foreign transactions
Jau
3
Fargo
Elecftric
Diesel
Consol
Consolidated
for Week
Sep
-.
13%
-1
.—
Sales
Range
Sale Trice
5% July
Apr
37 7
37 %
Week's
of Trices
Last
Exchange
High
1
■i
American Stock
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
High
4
4
5
Co Inc
Coleman
STOCKS
for Week
Low
21
Friday
Range
Par
Ended Dec. 6)
Sales
ol' Trices
Sale Trice
American Stock Exchange
33
8
Nov
D
General
Daitch
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Data-Control
—
Inc
Systems
Brothers
Davidson
50c
50c
f
Inc
10c
-1
—
—
Deltona
/
class
Mfg.
A
41
14,800
12%
Jan
3,800
3%
Nov
8
5 %
5%
1.5Q0
5
35 %'
10
30
11%
11%
500
10%
Jau
Jan
■5%
1.200
11%
11%
3,000
10%
Nov
43%
39%
46
47,500
18%
Jan
48
142%
Jan
160
Productions
Detroit
Gasket
Industrial
Detroit
Devon-Palmer
1
Products
Reynolds
&
12%
4 r> 8
Ltd
Oils
Dilbert's
11%
11%
4,700
27'.i
28%
2.2U0
25c
—
]«
preferred
15
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Diversey Corp
A
6
4%
1 %
1%
Jan
a
Ltd
Foreign
'Dominion
Foreign
Dominion
600
4
■
6
July.
Dec
;
~9%
Nov
11%
1%
Apr
2%
Nov
3»4
500
2%
Ja
3%
1.2%
13%
17
13%
17
11
10%' Jun
7,000
Nov
Ltd—
transactionsSteel
13%
Apr
2~1%
Textile
Inc
—
/.
_—
Corp
Driver
*
Harris
15 5 8
May
Test
.7.50
15%
Jan
5
Drug
3,006
16
Nov
100
34%
7 %
'
15%
Petroleum
34%
—
17%
17%
preferred
reg_—
._ibs
2,100
7,700
,
'
w.',
634
36
14 5
8
9
Jan
Industries
Guerdon
Gulf
States
Land
Eastern
Eastern
Eastern
Eastern
Eastern
Devices
Air
Co
_7—%
Freightways
States
common
series
Corp
38%
5%
6 V4
Jun
31%
56,200
2
1,703
1%
7
6
Jan
Western
Gulf &
Feb
4 '
,
32=
Industries
311
&
American
Feb
H
J
—25c
:
.
57;8
a n
Dec
2
•
B
Electrographic
Corp
32%
700
Electronic Research
E!-Tronics
Empire
Missile
&
Electronics
Emenee
10c.
Communications
Electronic
Electronic
Corp
93
2
Jan
51
Mar
:19%
Corp
of
—
1
,
Associates
Inc__l0c
Facilities
—25c
America
357a
Electric
5%
Corp common,
S2-convertible preferred
10c
—
Forge <fe Steel Corp common
6':;
convertible
preferred.,
Manufacturing Co
ERT Corp
1
1
Espe.v M'fg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio
Electronic.s__.
1
1
_i
EIS-Hokin
Evans
Rule
.—
10c
Corp
i
%
■
1G5
186%
Sep
16%
Oct
Hecla
11%
Oct
For footnotes,
see
Oct
Helena
6 5n
Aug
ili
13%
Nov
Nov
27
L'bFeb
6%
Felr
Oct
13 7
a
100
11%
/Vpr
22%
Jan
47
8
7,800
3%
Feb
6%
Oct
19%
1,300
16%
Apr
23%
Sep
18'a
2,900
12%
Apr
19 %
Nov
21%
1.300
11
Jan
22%
10'
10%
2.900
9'8
Aug
11 %
Apr
24,600
11 it
Jan
2 %
Jun
33 %
i
1%
1 7
8
22 !
24
800
22%
Nov
8
4
1,700
3%
Apr
11%
12
400
22%
t
22 7
"4
4 18
4
22'.i
■
1
Oct
7-%
,8
2.400
-'l!
Feb
Jan
9%
Nov
1%
Jan
1
400
1%
8
7%
21
5%
V2 May
6%
Sep
3%
Jan
17H
13%
Jun
Mar
8%
Oct
28%
Sep
6
150
2
2.900
a
Nov
24% July
2,600
26%
Nov
2% Mar
4
11,900
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4
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27,900
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15%
21
400
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9 % Mar
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100
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45%
45
150
33%
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45%.
Dec
9,700
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May
4 %
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16,000
4
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6%
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4%
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4
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Oct
14% Mar
8% July
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24%
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28%
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241
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1
14%
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Sep
3%
Sep
Gabon Products Inc
-10c
4
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Hoffman
Jan
55
Julv
Hofmann
International Corp
Industries Inc__
Oct
2%
Jan
Hollinger
Consol Gold Mines
—5
4%
-1%
100
4%
Sep
5%
Jan
3
3
3
Dec
4%
Jan
3% Mar
4%
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4
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it
5,530
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105
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8%
81
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,
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9%
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1
800
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10% "
7%
8%
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&
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common
A
Foreign
transactions
50c
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Holly Stores Inc
Holophanp Co —1
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Holly
Sep
Homo
Finance
7% May
Homo
nil
Co
Group
Ltd
4.200
8%
Nov
4%
Oct
3Vs
Jan
13
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278
Jan
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Aug
5%
Jan
6% Mar
8%
1.900
12,300
.
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A
——
class
n
Oct
6 V«
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Nov
61-j
Aug
,
1.500
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6.109
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5%
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15
Jan
38% May
1,100
33
51
a
8%
5 Va
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Sep
Nov
Feb
Class
f
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Oct
Oct
Sep
102
Jan
110
76
Jan
85
2,930
8
Dec
1512
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Jan
Oct
8.300
3%
Jan
5-'8
22 %
100
13%
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3 11
11,300
3%
Nov
7%
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i
3%
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,
4
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31
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1%
6,200
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n
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Nov
Jan
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4% Mar
8
2%
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Jan
11
Jan
27%
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1% Mar
10
Oct
;
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32 %
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42%
Oct
27',
271
27't
Dec
31%
Jun
12%
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11% Mar
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8
Mar
Nov
Jan
Oct
Nov
Jin
6%
Nov
Feb
32 14
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Sep
614
,
—1
Higbie Manufacturing Co
1.25
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—
-10
5%
convertible preferred
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—
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Jau
8%
321
103
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1%
4
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27 %
10
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Jan
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Nov
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Aug
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4
2
3
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2,900
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.
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33
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.
.
104
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3
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preferred
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Nov
4% Mar
1.800
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9%
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8
36.
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3% May
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1 -' %
%
1
51
15
4,600
! 1
9'
page
12%
—-1
——%
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Electric Light
Industries
Heinicke
Nov
4%
i
Inc_
Dec
Jan
-10c
Hastings Mfg Co
Hazel
Bishop Inc
Hebrew National Kosher Foods
Jan
5%
2,200
1
^ndus
9%
13%
1
—
Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
Sep
31,700
10c
;
Co
Exquisite Form
18,400
18,7(7(7
7 1
48'
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10
i
4%
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6
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1
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7%
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3%.
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104 '
10
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1
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t
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13%
1%
—
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Harvard
Sep
1 509
10
6%
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it
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Erie
•
12
1
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1
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11 %
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May
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3,500
5
25 34
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10
5% July
Jan
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4
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May
Feb
9
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—
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.
9%
4
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5
10 1
800
1
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Hartford
Nov
3%
'
175% Mar
—
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Assistance
10%
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Henderson's
Electronic
'
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3%
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.
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110
Nov
7 %
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—
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16 Va
Jan
10o
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Gulton
Feb
3%
July
7%
200
1,800
—
4%
—
1
———1
—
101 %
Dec
H
Aug
3,93:
•
8%
1 38
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.
B
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8'4
%
*
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:
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1
6%
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Jan
10%!
25% May
7
Jan
Jan
2%
2,700
7%
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$6
preferred series
Edo
Corporation
Eitel-McCullough Inc
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8%
1
1
—
A
Inc
Corp
preferred
$7
Inc.
class
Co
Can
98%
15,000
a
1 1 1
Corp
Industries.
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Harnischfeger
1
500
12%
18%
,—-—50c
1
5
Inc—
Land
American
Hart field
Inc
983i
Jao
10%
1
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Chemical
Guardsman
Harn
Scheib
Apr
1!)%
23 3
Corp
Products
(The)—
Corp
Hardeman
Earl
12%
.16 7
4
1
Company
Gulf
Feb
40%
'
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5
700
■>
438
4%
;
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■
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Aug
■
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Nov
30
4
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—
11%
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4%
18%
17 3
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'
-
'
12 1 b
Jan
21 %
•
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Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Oct
20
9
Sep
7'
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5
5'4
Oct
34
3.000
31
Jan
10 Ys
100
.
738
Nov
4%
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series A
—30
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18% May
•
2,800
33
17%.
.
12%
7 %
,
34
.—1
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—...
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16
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900
15%.
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14 %
4
■
—
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American dep rets ord
Duraloy (The.) Co
Chemical
—
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*
common—
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(The)
Draper
13 3
14%
—
preferred
Dorsey
Lakes
Grow
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Bowling
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transactions---
Dominion
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r- —
Chemical Co Ltd
Tar &
Dorr-Oliver
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— —
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cz
—
—
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100
,
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Great
-
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American
Great
Feb
1,100
8
—
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Great
106
2%
9%
'
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Z
—
Co
Manufacturing
Great
~9%
2
3
1
Aug
10
16%
Co
Printing Co Inc
Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporation
transactions
Bridge
Manufacturing
Jan
Apr
1%
13%
Sep
Jun
%
Corn
Goodman
May
"a
6
5%
«
Duval
2 '
Goldfield
Gray
.—4
——
Petroleum
Duro
1,000
Feb
24 3 4
IS
2,500
.1
*
1
-£1
— 1
Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd
Jan
Nov
8,400
16
9 i ft
—1
Systems
Gloray
Nov
10
4c
Goodwuy
-r10c
common
conv..
Foreign
Drug
Jail
.Tub
13%
Gordon
—
Corp
Dominion:
82
%
15%
Sep
12%
Jan
15%
103ii
4
__—,——
Globe Security
2, ICO
dep
Foreign
Dome
i'g
10':;
Inc—
Gleninore Distilleries class B
Jan
8,700
1%
Feb
10 Va
Jan
101
*
Glass Tite Industries
Dec
14%
I'll
34 %
% Aug
7
15%
a
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Gilchrist Co
Aug
12%
transactions-:
(A
Oct
2.i,0J
a
%
com—10c
rets ord reg____ ,-10s
transactions—r
American
Class
3 :
7%
.32
5,500
98%
1 03
Sep
11%
Nov
3,863
15'n
3%
>.4
24%, Jan..
10,530
14%
z.—-—--10
—
10
9
16%
Julv
a
3,600
a
12
Giant
Co Ltd—
Distillers
DiMilyn
Supermkts
Quality
1st
7%
43
11%
———
...
6% Jly
812 Jau
4, ..'00
3
27%
1
Dielectric Products Engineering Co !nc_l
Dialight Corp
47
1
Inc
Co
14%
1
Homes Inc—.___
Mobile
Detroiter
Devoe
1,900
6,600
7%
.
1
%
14%
13'!!
Corp
^.500
Foods Inc com class A n v__—X
Foreign
—-1
Inc_
Manufacturing
&
23 3 8" Nov
8
1%
1
Inc
Controls
Giannini
7%
1 4 3
14
1
—
15 3
Gilbert
.Desilu
i
1.4%
Giant
Oct
Dec
Corporation
Corp
Supermarkets
Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
$4.60 preferred
Nov
■
5
81
1
2.50
—
Genung's
8% May
137« Julv
5
j
8c
1
•
General
35% Sep
15% Nov
11%
5
Plywood
Stores
24 1
5
Corp
Corp
General
Sep
i:V,
Gas
General
Apr
6
Foam
General
Sep
5%
-
Jan
-
a
:37
May
100..
debenture stock
8%
41
General
7%. Aug
Oct
35 %
<--1
-5
Corp
Dennison
Jan
1%
8
26%
3%
5%
Mines
.
4%
2
n
25
3%
Inc
————
10c
Dayco Corp class A pref__
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B
_1
L)ay
6 1
17
4,10-0
6,200
5%
5%
2
26%
—11
Fireproofing
15
Oct
13% May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
(2250)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Range
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
7.50
& Co—
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
5%
preferred
Koskins (The) Mfg Co
(Geo A)
Hubbell
Hudson
Hudson
common
53
4JG
5
800
4
Kg
124
Nov
Jan
23
Nov
17 h
2,400
18"
5
Jan
4%
Jan
6% May
17%
a an
400
.
20
Mangel
Co
Apr
Industries
17%
17
Jan
20%
Apr
Marlene
34
2,300
2634
Feb
35%
Nov
Martin-Marietta
11 h
1118
11 h
2,600
10%
Nov
14h
18%
20
4.600
12%
Jan
^20%
Oct
5h
5%
7'b
Jan
(i
K
9,000
6%
0
lit
6
Mar
Class
14,300
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
Masco
2'/4
2,100
1%
Apr
5 h
Jan
Masse.v-Ferguson
6 h
9.600
5
Nov
9%
Sep
22 h
Apr
27
177
a
800
18 h
u
15%
Jan
15,100
9%
800
7%
6
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6%
9%
—£1
6 iV.
200
13 iV,
18
6%
Mar
4
5%
6
Jun
97b
Jan
6 [V,
Dec
Sep
Dec
Ltd
Industries
Maule
.
of
America—
North
Inc
1,800
11%
12 %
36% July
42 Va
1,500
41
11'
'
n%
14% May
4
6 %
May
10%
89 %
11
8912
4'
901
92%
Oct
5 Va
Nov
400
2%
Dec
4 Vis
May
7%
1,300
90
111/4 May
102 Vb May
Aug
5 %
Feb
36 la
Sep
May
81
Nov
3%
3%
3 %
34%
35%
7 Va
7%
14,o-0
4 VB
4%
4 Va
4 %
700
27 b
Jan
5
6%
500
1 Va
5,100
12%
400
1
12
12
class
*
common
Glass Co
Construction
Jeannette
Jefferson
A
"
Jefferson
John's
10'A
Feb
Corp
(The)
Co
transactions
3V4
Jan
83% May
Michigan
6%
preferred
Micromatic
Financial Corp
Midwestern
Mill
Factors
Drug
Kaufman
&
Co
3%
Jun
Aug
88
Electronics
Airline^
.
Kilembe
Molybdenite Corp
Oil
Nov
16 Va
Oct
V.,
Oct
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
4.80%
preferred series B___
4.507c
preferred series C——
VB Mar
12% May
800
3%
Sep
4
Jan
7%
7 Va
1.300
~3
"3 Vb
2
2%
1.800
2
1,600
' tt
5,4o0
11
11%
11 Vs
6 %
i
61
a
10%
Apr
Jan
Oct
Oct
16 Vb
Oct
Jan
318
Dec
Nov'
3%
Aug
Ltd
(IB)
Inc
L)
Klion
(H
Knott
Hotels
Corp
Corp class A
(The)
(The)
—
Mt
6%
Mt
preferred
Mount
15 7
u
May
8%
Oct
Industries
Larchfield
Dec
8%
2%
Sep
Muter
Feb
8%
34%
91/2
Sep
Nachman
Feb
Napco
Nat Nast Inc class A
6V4 Mar
12
2.400
3 il
33a
3%
104,709
Jan
3%
Nov
Apr
3%
Dec
1 %
7,100
2,900
Mar
3
560
14
4%
18 %
19
26 %
26 Vb
28%
3%
4 Va
1
16,700
4 h
3,000
Va
Jan
"Feb
18 Va Mar
2%
10Va
11%
5,200
10%
9%
10Va
1,400'
9%
338
3 Vb
3%
3,700
3%
15%
15%
360
11
ii h
1%
15
Vb
1
4%
1%
Jan
2%
.2,900
2%
Nov
Apr
1% Aug
5
231,4
47
4'A
Apr
Sep
Sep
Oct
Aug
14% Mar
Nov
14
Aug
15% Mar
7% May
5%
1 7
National
Jan
23,800
1%
2,300
1%
Jan
2%
4
Jun
5%
Jan
8
Dec
12
Jun
7%
Nov
14%
Jun
17a
Jun
2%
Jan
Dec
4'A
Jan
6%
834
6.400
17
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7 ',4
1 7a
2,700
2
a
3,000
2
2h
2,400
16
16%
1,400
11%
Jan
17 Va
Sep
17h
18
1,500
14 Vs
Jan
21%
& Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
Lesser
Class
178
1%
1%
eh
1%
800
35 %
37 h
2 »B
2%
1,800
II
1%
1 "2
1%
500
3% Mar
Jan
7%
22%
3,400
2 Mt
Dec
5
2,500
6%
35 h
10%
10
4%
5
2,900
8%
-7%.
7%
400
,
7,400
5
■
Oct
Jan
40 Vb
Oct
2% Aug
,37),
Jan
1 % July
2% Feb
11% Mar
7h
Dec
Oct
10
4%
10'
Aug
~G%
~6%
67it
8%
734
9 VB
15%
15%
16 3
2
Gas
Louisiana
12%
Feb
5% July
Jan
8'A
,
Land
6h
Dec
9% Mar
3,800
7h
Nov
147s July
34,100
8%
Feb
19%
Oct
77/e
Aug
15h
Jan
2%
1%
1 1
8
3,800
1
8%
8'%
838
500
8
5
5%
_10c
2
Nov
4%
Jun
Mar
1 %
Jan
3'a
Dec
10%
Jun
538
_
900
2h
July
21%
3,100
Feb
83 %
9,100
17%
70 Vb
Jan
90
31%
5.000
25%
Jan
16%
13.500
2 %
Jan
10 % May
14 1
B
14%
1.500
11 %
Jan
11%
800
103«
ll7a
6,800
9%
Apr
15
Jan
14%
400
13 Vb
Oct
16 V4
Apr
%
200
19%
Jan
21
Nov
5%
10,800
2r
5%
15
8
157
35%
Sep
11
7%
Jan
167'b
117c
Sep
Oct
Nov
1,000
3%
50
31 %
2,200
4%
Oct
8%
Jan
Nov
4%
14
9,500
4%
35
3'%
500
2,300
8
4
~4
1
4%
2
5
102
29%.
17'%
Sep
4%
Jan
36%
8%
Jun
Jun
30 %
600
Jan
Nov
Jan
22%
Apr
Jan
Mav
107
32%
NoV
Feb
4%
4%
4 7 8V
2,700
4%
Jan
6%
4%
4 %
4%.'
6,400
4 Va
Jan
6% May
25:
1
28 %
10.300
1 %
1
7,400
94
94
Jan
22
Nov
Jan
94
10
103 3 4 103%
IS
Nov
8.600
25 3
32%
Feb
Sep
Jan
2
99
Apr
162
3
1
May
103
July
Jan
166%
155
110
Nov
Jan
7
Dec
4%
Sep
14%
800
a
1%
5 Vb
3%
Jan
4
Apr
200
37
7
.
106
Jan
7.400
15
37,i
7
Jan
2,300
1%
12%
—
30
164
1%
,
13
101h
97 h
5%
Jan
8
July
Oct
2m.(
5.000
13
Jan
28
Oct
30:%
5.100
26 Va
Jan
317/s
Apr
9%
9%
9%
400
8%
Nov
11% July
3%
Nov
4%
11%
5%
4 VB
11
63
6%
33 3
1,900
11%
3%
__
2,300
7%
33 %
800
17,700
8
19%
23%
51%
51 %
3 7b
13%
Oct
7Vi
Dec
Jan
39%
Oct
26
1,900
4'5
Jan
23 %
Dec
Jan
12%
200
3%
3%
Apr
Jan
4'/4 July
69,900
3,3
a
23
National
Casket
52
Nov
3%
4%
5 Va Mar
Nov
5%
Nov
9% May
Apr
5%
Jan
11%
Aug
8
Va
9%
9,600
7%
Feb
5 %
5%
8,300
5%
Oct
1
1,500
28
350
1
1
27%
~6'
6%
10%
%
Oct
Jan
22
8% May
1%
Jan
33
Sep
8
Apr
6
Nov
Jail
12%' Jun
8
600
8
8
8 %
2,3?0
Nov
14%
2%
2%
2%
21,300
lii May
3%
15%
transactions.
Jan
9V4
2,800
10%
6
4
10%
25c
Ltd
.
Oct
5%
1.200
'
1
Ltd
Rental
500
l'/2
8,400
9%
1
Machines
4
2 ' it
5%
—3
1,
Company
5
6 1
2
4
,
....
National Company Inc
National Electric Weld
Foreign
4 7 it
5%
5
6 ',
16%
1,200
15 %' Feb
Feb
Oct
—
2
National Presto Industries Inc
National
Mills
Rolling
common
Co—<...^
—
Rubber
Transit
Jan
18
Co
Packing
63
20c
*
Co.
10 %
Dec
il
Dec
19
Nov
25
May
3%
900
Jan
6%
Nov
May
2%
Jan
17,200
6%
Jan
15%
Jun
6%
1.100
6%
Nov
8%
Sep
10'a
10%
3,000
14%
6%
14 %
50c
Inc.
Nedicks, Stores
Needham
1,900
3,100
5%
13%
5%
30c
50c
Corp
11
23
5%
2 Va
1
/.
Work-Clothes Rental
National
10 h
20%
10 h
1
5
Machinery
10%
1,700
5,'b
1,100
2
4
5
2
8%
,
Jan
4% Oct
11%
Oct
8%
Jan
100
11
12%
10%
Jan
14 % May
2,700
11
12 Vb
Min
10%
Feb
16%
Apr
%
Oct
New
Mexico
Park
York
New
York &
New
66 3
3 vt
38 %
Aug
3,300
9% Mar
'16 %
Sep
5%
Aug
1,400
,69
500
36%
36
Co
28% Mar
18.200
3%
66 31
4
Honduras Rosario—
20
—
'1%. Mar
32%
Jan
29% Mar
5%
'
Nov
102
37%
'24
20 3 4
19%
6
1
1
i
w
common
Noma Corp
Jun
11,700
4
12
1-1
>8
3%
1
*
Co
C,o
Auction
New
11
1
Arizona Land
&
36 3
34 3.
36
——25c
Mining
Proeess
%
13,900
—50c
Co
Chem
&
Zinc—
New Jersey
New
—1
Co
Mur
Idria
New
2
/.
Nelly Don Inc
Nestle-Le
Inc
Noramco
5,200
19%
6%
3,000
5%
Jan
8%
%
Oct
3
&
Northeast
North
Aug
Oct
Nov
Airlines
.;
Co
RR
Industrial
Nuclear
Corp
1
Apr
Feb
9%
9
9"'(
2,800
7%
Jan
10%
Feb
1
2
2
2
J,000
1%
Jan
2%
Oct
.25c
1%
1!'
2%
Oct
1
—
—
Northern Ind Pub Serv
Novo
10,400'
2
1
~2%
Southern
Penn
1%
8
'
Railway
North
American Royalties Inc.—
North
Canadian Oils Ltd—_c._—
Foreign transactions——...
Norfolk
1 7
.1.25
4%% pfd.
8,700
1/k
Jan
8,200
2%
94 h
95%
194,
! 9'
1
2%
Apr
280
92
9 %
l7
T%
,_10c
(Del)
' •
in
1
57 V2
..100
Corp.—.—j
of Amer
•
...50
38% July
%
10%
10,400
28%
33%
8,950
30%
Lunkenheimer
32%
8%
.2.50
Co
8
7%
8
2
/
'
/
8V4
8,100
4% Aor
25%
Jan
7%' Nov
22%
Sep
Apr
14%
Oct
1,000
5%
Vb
25,600
1%
2
4~% July
Jan
67%
Aug
Jap
96
Mar
Jan
12%
Oct
2%
Jau
Apr
33h
Dec
10
Feb
o
Ogden
Ohio
Power
Old
M
Town
40c
MacFadden-Bartell
Inc
Corp ;
"warrants"—
Macke
Vending Co class
Mackey Airlines Inc
Industries
l
'•
33Vhc
Inc
—
vtc
—
lc
_50c
5-%
6%
7,300
1%
Jan
7
17%
187b
3.300
15
Nov
26%
20 '/2
1,300
18%
Dec
24J4
Jun
6%
6 1/2
6%
23,100
%
Jan
3%
2.600
2%
Feb
Jan
11,400
4 3 it
Mar
8%
30%
30%
31%
1,400
23 V4
34%
.100
97
96 %
97
Jan
96% Dec
1
8
7
4
27
Co
4h%
Corp
preferred
1
-j.—
preferred
common—:
—
4
,•/
c
450
8%
878
1,400
3%
7'a
4%
1,300
7%
Apr
3%
Dec
34%
101
Sep
Oct
Sep
May
11%
Jan
6%
Jan
—.—
76%
72
76%
h o 02
1/051
51
Jan
79
Oct
Apr
18 Va
12%
19%
7%
1334
27 3
—
Oct
20%
*
For footnotes, see page 36.
G%
18
^
A____
Petroleum Corp
Oil Corporation
Magellan
■'
50c
,17% May
2,300
29,100
7%
14%
.20o
.50c
Corp
Brass
Oct
14%
28%
7%
...1
Manufacturing Co
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Oak
Ohio
Magna
Feb
Jan
8
10% Aug;
4'A Mar
234
20%
80%
Corp
Nov
2 38
21%
31%
(The)
5
2 58
10
82%
Exploration
&
2,600
1
Service
30c
Macoid
5%
3'%
73
5-'a
5
1
Oct
7,100
1
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
LlOc
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc.—10c
Trucks
Sep
Enterprises Inc—
A
Louisiana
Mack
1%
23%
'200
4
9
8%
—
4,900
Nov
7% Mar
10%
10%
10 %
1
Co______l
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc
Lynch
Jun
Oct
Bartlett—
i—25c
Lodge
Apr
tV,
_
Feb
1,900
177b
2.50
&
Feb
24%
13%
20' 5
—
Petroleum
16 h
—
A
Vj
Jan
2
25c
Hess
Equipment
197/s July
17 Va
Bellas
National
4%
734
,8 %
——————
Class
Nov
Jan
14%
Alfalfa
National
8%
6%
——
Lockwood ' Kessler
6
4%
19%
Inc.—
Feb
1%
1
Chain
5,500
Aug
11%.
Dehydrat & Milling—3
1
Bowl-O-Mat Corp
1
National
National
New
634
1
Levine's Inc
-4
Levitt &: Sons
~70c
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common.;
1
5%
preferred
—.10
Lithium Corp of America
Inc
1
Lithonia Lighting Inc
*
Livingston Oil Co _i.—...
10c
Steel
4%
8%
10
30%
Corp
Industries
Jun
4 Vb
8 Va
.
4%
A.
class
Inc
Nov
N
New
Fay
Apr
9
Sep
20%
1,500
9
13%
12%
——.1
A
5%
909
Oct
5
Corp„
Corp —_——
Motor
Products class
700
9%
10% ,Jun
Jun
28%
Dec
4% May
--—5
International
Plan
6%
Nov
6'
10%
2.50
2.50
10
5<)e
Company
Jan
9,000
_——
Lee- Filter
Feb
Apr,
...10
...
Inc
7%
17%
133a
1
10
24%
1
Corp
Dec
7..U0
42,503
20
TV Inc
35%
23 Vs
3
Lanston
Feb
2 Vb
13,500
8%
3014
MPO Videotronics class A_
Jan
13%
1
Co_—
5%
2%
23%
1
Movie Star Inc class A__
17
9.70G
1%
Apparel Inc—
—1
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp.
Corp
&
Sessions
%
1
50c
Movielab Inc
National Video Corp class A
Lamson
Apr
14%
2.50
12.50
Mills Inc—
Vernon
Mountain States Tel & Tel
National Union Electric
__7
7%
3 38
._—4 1
Company
Diablo
100
2,3:~
4 h
1
Ltd
Oct
Jan
2,700
6%
13%
1
1
National
Mines
Industries
17%
4V2
7
l.i:3
•
common
National
Shore
20 Vb May
Feb
20 %
25c
Products
Industries
Jan
2,300
18 %
Corp—__10c
L'Aiglon
Sep
11%
4%
8
100
100'
100
Co class A
&
Ward
Electro
Clemens
Jun
5%
13 V4
378
.33 he
Co
Forge
Smith Electronics
Va
35%
3%
1
2.50
—25c
5
^1
Inc
Co
—
1
5 %
12%
33
8%
10c
Stores
Rubber
Dept
<S>
Kleinert
3,0C 0
10%
13
--1
1
Inc
Industries
1%
23 %
—.1.25
.——1
___—
Co
Petroleum
.
6V4 Mar
37,500
5 %
1
2.50
,—1
10c
Kingsford Company
Kleer-Vu
7 ''2
II3 4
1
Company
14%
Jan
July
3%
7,100
7
33%
1
Kingston Products _—
Kinney Service Corp —:
Louis
43
1
.1
-—1
Ltd
(Can)
Molybdenum Corp of America
Industries
97
—.—25c
Cobalt
Copper
Kin-Ark
13,200
14,700
1
11%
33,400
2
1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co...
17%
16%
._
Monogram
4
1%
,
May
9%
4
"ctfs"
RR
Oct
Nov
1 »/4
Co
May
35
6%.
15 7
Inc
18%
3%
4
Company
Broad Bldg Co
8
Jan
7%
Corp.
Muskegon Piston Ring Co..
Corp
Chemical
Kawecki
Locke
2
preferred
convertible
4 % r'r
Milo
Jan
16%
Electric
&
Sep
Nov
27%
22%
50c
common.:
9%
1,600
6%
Corp
Kavanau
,
lii
2.50
Corp
Wohl
Miller
Co—
Investment
Midwest
Mohawk
3%
Company——50c
4% % pfd—100
&
(D)
12%
4
2.9.3
7
23
1
50c
5
50c
Inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan
6%
Corp
Hone
Associates
Microwave
Mid-West Abrasive
Muskogee Co
Gas
6% July
11,000
32 h
Feb
'
11%
common
Jan
8
7 %
Industries
Jan
5 h
15
7
1
—1
10
1
Corp
Co
Sugar
Jun
K
Leslie
B
10c
Inc:
Extruders
Miami
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.
Kaltman
Jan
29%
*_
15'A
4,000
.
-75c
—
7Ve
Oct
2,800
1
1
—1
Co
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Foreign
Muntz
Lee
15 h
1%
,
10%
6%,
;—r-—
Bargain
Jypiter
Lease
4
%
Feb
3%
Industries inc
—10c
Stores Corp.—_.25c
Jetronics
Lamb
8
15 3
Dec
3%
3 %.
warrants'-,—
B
Series
Lainson
17%
15 7
9
May
~3
Petrochemicals
Foreign transactions—
47« Mar
17%
2,603
167
50
1
Minnesota Power & Light 5% pfd__100
Mirro Aluminum Company—^
10c
a
934
10%
1
1
1
1
———
8
5
1
7,900
10
%
Co—^
Asbestos Corp.
Lake
Lake
Jefferson
Lake
7 h
30%
2
^
Mfg
Menasco
Montgomery
Kropp
3,200
7h
1
10c
Merchants Refrigerating
Morse
Kratter
2,200
50c
& Co
5.500
17%
14%
%
14%
.10c
13%
16
,50c
Kulka
534
227h
5%
5%
Jan
1
30 '
15%
.—1
6
,
400
86
85
86
100
3 %
3 %
3%
1
Royalty
24%
%
6
1
.—5
Klein
55b
20%
31 VB
24 Vb
Nov.
16
17,700
19%
24
$%c
-10c
31
1,400
'
Feb
Oct
Feb
3h
4,400
17 h
Nov
Aug
7%
700
9,900
91 %
34%
7%
:ii_l
Jun
2%
8
7%
90
4
Apr
88
250
3,800
8
7%
778
90',
Dec
Dec
a
2%
2%
~7%
6%
11%
6
4%
4%
4
Aug
8% July
15.000
.—1
Kirby
4
3
Inc
Michigan Chemical
700
11%
6 1
Dec
1
Investors
Jan
8% July
Industries Inc—
Melnor
Merrill
—1
Corp
International Holdings
2
-
40%
1
5
Corp
Co
Insurance
Katz
22%
Jan
Oil
Homes
Kaiser
Aug
6%
400
—
transactions
(Canada)
*
Foreign
transactions—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
Foreign transactions
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£I
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4r/t> pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp—__50c
Industrial
Plywood Co Inc
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
-1
Kansas
16%
2,900
15 h
Corp
"warrants"
Oil Corp
Johnson
New
'
Foreign
Imperial
Inland
Nov
2,900
73b
1
1
*
Corp
McCrory
—£1
common
New
2V4
18%
7
o
Foreign transactions
Medco
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
dep rets ord reg
High
23
2 lb
1
5h
2%
18
33 he
Corp—
Magnetics
C
12 Va Mar
18%
1
Co common
Corp
Cup
2'4
5%
Mead
M
1,900
21%
"warrants"
A
McCulloch
I
13%
2 %
£1
10c
Corp—
Corp
Paint
Carter
Mary
Maryland
2%
10c
~~~"7fen
<C5b
5
12%
Jan
19 h
20% July
7
Ltd
17 "8
400
Marine
International
Marconi
Low
21 %
18%
.2.50
Rubber
Tire &
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Sep
18% May
4% Apr
—*
10c
-1
Stores
Mansfield
Shares
21 Va
13
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
33
———
35 'A May
for Week
Low
—7
a
Majestic
17%
1
—
100% July
Jan
400
a
Jan
28
Service
Public
Maine
33
J-
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc __——
Hygrade Pood Products
13 3
18%
A, com—5
& Hatcher Inc
Husky Oil Canada Ltd
Foreign
transactions.
Co
99%
32
—
Manufacturing
22..
101
Feb
34 %
95 V*
Hughes
Hycon
850
%
i
17%
-i^O
—2.50
—--5
& Manhattan Corp class A—10
Vitamin Products Inc
1
B
Class
2
4
100
100
1
Electric Motors Co
(Harvey) Inc class
Howell
27'
27'
A
Par
High
Low
27
Sales
Kiange
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
Low
Par
Hormel
Shares
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
ol Prices
Last
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
__
1
4%
4
4%
1 %
5
7
4%
Foreign
1
54,900
%
Jun
1%
Jan
Oxford
4.900
4 Ye
Jun
7V2
Sep
Oxford
Electric Corp
Manufacturing
_c—.
—
1
.
v
18%
5
2.000
18
6,600
10%
47
17%
.—1
8
14 Va
478
1
Oct
Nov
4%
3
18 Vb
■
3%
7 CO
19%
3.400
3
Oct
Jan
Dec
17% May
7%
18
Feb
Dec
4%, Jail
24%
Sep
(2251)
Number 6323
198
Volume
The Commercial and
...
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Range
for Week
of Trices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
»
1
5Vc
cum
preferred
25
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
25
Pacific Coast Properties
Inc—-—-1
Co
con?
common..
Coast
Pacific
Inc
Industries
Rio
Grande
Northwest Bell Telep
Rights
Pacific Petroleums
&
Power
Pacific
Super
Packer's
¥2
Nov
29%
Jun
26%
Sep
27%
Feb
Roosevelt Field
(>u0
3.500
Traffic
Penn
Co'
Corp
900
26%
Oct
26
Feb
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long
Island Inc
26
Apr
Photo Co
Perfect
Nov
25 Vb
Jan
Ross
24 %
1,000
24 VB
600
23%
4 %
99%
901
Oils & Minerals.:
Peruvian
Foreign transactions
Screw Co
Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc."-:
Pioneer
Plastics Corp
101 V4 Mar
104 V2
Jan
May
163Vz
Jan
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plant Industries Inc
Apr
98%
95 Vb
Jan
3,oU0
2%
Dec
22%
Nov
26%
Feb
V.;
Nov
iO
Dec
5%
4,0oo
225
May
4
Feb
8% May
101% Aug
Russeks
Atwood Mfg Co
Scale
:
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
(The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
c
Jan
8%
Jan
12Vb
45
10,300
37%
Nov
66% May
St
1734
2,400
17 Vb
Nov
21%
Jan
Salem-Brosius
361
37'
2
1.200
35 % July
42%
Jun
San
1 44
l'/4
13,500
I7* Jan
2 Vb
Sep
2%
3 Vb
7,0oo
2%
Dec
5Vb
Sep
7'.4
7%
400
5%
Jan
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Corp class A—
Polvmer
Instrument
Potter
Inc/_—
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Canada __
Foreign transactions.
of
Corp
Power
Oil
Prairie
,
/
9% Aug
Lawrence
Inc.--,
Precisionware
Class A
L-.--,
Mines Ltd
Preston
Sep
Sarcec
Savoy
Industries
Nov
Saxon
Paper
10 %
5,100
8%
Dec
16
Jun
100
54%
Dec
55
Gas
Providence
Service
Public
convertible
6%
Fisher
&
3},\ Aug
Screen
742 May
Corp
Sportswear
Puritan
Apr
Apr
Jan
15V4
Nov
92 %
Nov
.
Foreign
13 %
3.o00
9% July
13%
Jan
3%
11.000
World
Nov
Sttiueci.ro
Nov
7Vb
Jan
Season-All
IVb
Sep
Security
3%
3 44
3%
3%
5,200
2 44
19 44
20,800
14%
5%
6,800
8% July
Apr
Jan
3 7 it
Sel-Rex
23%
52%
Apr
Sep
Aug
500
3%
Jan
64a
700
,37/b
Jan
4% May
Seton
4,000
9%
Apr
13% July
Shaer
14,400
5%
Jan
10%
700
6%
Apr
4
103a
9%
7
6%
600
124
2538
2744
2%
21 Vz
l,3UO
2Vb
Apr
Apr
1,000
Jan
5
2%
_
Sep
13%
493/4
.4%
Ramco
Famer
1 %
Jan
3%
Nov
1,700
2
Jun
6%
4%
Sep
8
Sep
Nov
Nov.
14 34
9%
1,700
8%
9%
4,300
6%
9%
9%
500
9%
'
Oct
97/b May
7% July
Packing
Simea
Inc ——:
Investment
Co
Payette
Estate
Real
America
of
Trust
._
3%
29 Vb Aug
35Vz
Jun
3 VB
Jan
8,200
2%
21i?
30 7n
650
%
1,300
3%
3%
3512
Vz
700
33%
Feb
Jun
2%
5,700
Oct
Co
37
Jun
29
Jan
A
Class
—
Equities Corp
Realty
of
Warrants
Jan
2544
Nov
20%
Sep
25%
Feb
12 »/4. Jan
14%
1,600
,
Nov
96
Jan
49 44
of
69%
16%
9
Jan^
2344 Mar
75
Apr
July
Jun
Nov
'Nov
14'% May
Feb
500
1%
1.300
3%
Nov
Reeves
Broadcasting
Industries
Inc
Co
Arms
Resistoflex
Corp
Restaurant
Associates
Rio
Inc—1_.
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1
*
1
—______10c
__'—___—_—
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_________——
series
A
6%
IIV4
Feb
9 %
Nov
16
Jan
'
3%
4.100
4:'.t
G
7.09
29,500
20%
207 8
1,600
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Sep
Mar^
19%
Jan
'
— -
,
Jan
Jan
Feb
55h
5%
36.
144
3342
32
-
2%
3
23% May
944
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738
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2
Feb
1
/Nov
27
Jan
2 300
2 %
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7«
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_
11%
11%
17
.
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6%
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2 5n0
40%
1 (>
37 Vb
Nov
7%
%
Jan
13%
Apr
Mar
21%
Aug
Jan
6%
Oct
3%
4 ' 'R
1.600
3%
1444
1.100
13%
Oct
7%
3 200
6 Vb
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10%
P2.200
4%
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Sonctone
A
7'4
3.400
2.800
A
11.100
v,
4
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25
12;
H%
2,100
238
18 7
700
10%
.
87 Vz
5,000
Jun
9% Mar
Dec
83%
Sep
I6V4
Jan
8712
July
5 44 May
Apr
3
Deo
8
103a
Nov
1344
6%
10%
Aug
Jun-
Jan
74%
Sep
100
Jun
Oct
i*6
12,700
Dec
26%
it
10c
1 7
3
i"if
8
1%
.
24,700
12%
10
11 %
20c
25c
25 4tt
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Apr
2
22 %
19,700
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317s May
25%
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24 44
2
Corp
44.
91
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22 %
A
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96
■t
1 u
Nov
32 Vz
334 May
13%
^
8
10,200
i5o
44
3,100
1%
May
Oct
i8
Jun
3%
Jun
49%
Jan
21
Jun
Jun
Jan
Nov
29
receipts.:
1
Southern
51
5444
1
Co
50c
.♦
1
1
■
8.33%
preferred.
2
Corp
Brandy Paint Co
1
:
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Jan"
60
Apr
4'%
6
Mar
200
37 44
3,000
5%
9,000
'■
v
4%
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Products
Motor
1,500
12 Vz
27 44
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2
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1
A
1
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transactions
Parts
_1
50c
Sterling Precision
(J Bj
:
1.5
1
Products
inc
Sterling Brewers
(Del)
Corp
Stop & Snop Inc.——
/___.
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worp
Sunair
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Siinset
Foreign
—_
—
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Operating
2,400
22 44
Dec
23%
1,000
16
Apr
2
44
4,100
5 4b
2.600
8
83B
3.400
8%
48.800
l'»
7,000
8
44
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1
23 7
23 7
a
a
24 3
a
9%
9%
25%
12%
438
37a
12%
4 3
a
Dec
4
8
6%
Oct
,
Oct
Apr
Jan
Jan
12
Nov
Nov
6%
Apr
9%
Oct
1
Nov
2%
Jan
18%
Jan
26%
Oct
1.300
7%
Jan
11% Juiy
150
23 34
Feb
27
500
12 44
Nov
17%
Jan
Aug
4%
Jan
4,100
25%
12 3 4
6%
4%
93 3
14 7
Mar
2%
84
Aug.
19% Juiv
Nov
1%
4%
1
■f
3
19,600
12 44
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% Julv
16-8 M.ay
Dec
12:%
2,200
12%
13
3.100
vll
Mar
1744
32 44
33
1.700
30
Feb
34 >4 July
12'/4
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Jun
6,4 4
Jain
Aug
4'44
4«;»
43a
1.3C0
4%
4
3%
4 VB
900
3%
Apr
6V4
8'4
8%
9:%
2.900
7"%
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19 44
31.400
%
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1 M
Nov
Jun
Feb
1%
Nov
.
__
_
Nov
29~34
8% Mar
16%
7
May
Deo
Oct-
19
21
20 %
22'4
2,200
14%
14%
1 (j 3
8
7,600
20 3 a
21
2,600
1744 Mar
2134
1,000
16%
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27%
Jun
20 3
4
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)
20%
21%
13%
14%
9.400
7%
Apr
163 4
Oct
13%
16 3
a
2.5(H)
15 44
Nov
23%
Feb
16
16
10
11%
1.300
Nov
14%
14%
1.200
16 %
800
%
13,800
10
14 3
4
1 6 7
a
T3
a
16 44
1 3a
1
94/8
18 3
a
7 4
a
1%
Jan
Apr
Oct
40
Jan
Nov
26%
Apr
11.500
17%
7 Vz
29.800
"4%
8
Sep
9%
Jan
Nov
9
6.100
4% May
6%
2/900
6
Feb
8
Jun
1%
Aug
2%
Jan
5%
Nov
7%
Jan
9
8
6
6
144
1 'a
1
5%
6
6
Sep
44
300
18%
%
Jun
17%
17% Mar
1%
25
26'%
18
6%
21%
Nov
Nov
9
14
26%
1
Corp
Co
—-—
50c
25c
1
Paper Corp
Corporation
new
common
transactions...^
Systron-Denner
Va
17
Jan
44
2,400
13.900
;
'
16
Dec
U Mar
%
Dec
1% May
13 V4
6,200
Jan
——25c
tran sa f t io n s—~- Co class A
—10c
Forelen
22
5%
8
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Inc..::
Ltd
Sunercrete
Jan
8
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_
25
74%
•
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1
;
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Wells Corp__
Dec
5%
10c
1
Co
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23%
200
*
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Aluminum
700
iUoo
:
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Inc
23%
23%
44
1
Instruments Inc
Co of Canada
Foreign
-Feb
6
33
Ltd
class
25
5%
transactions
Industries
27 44
Dec
30
4%
1
1
Foreign
Feb
23
84
10c
Mines
26 Va
16 Vz
■
•
1
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Uranium
300
1,800
l711
16%
12%
Corp
May
28% July
b
23%
22 %
,
12%
Tube class B
Aviation
33
100
26 3
23
23:%
1
Inc
.
Jan
Jun
40Vz May
26 %
29%
29-54-,
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Shares
8 %
Nov
1,100
Sep
Jan
177a
Dec
13 44
32 3
Inc—■
Co
4%
744
31
b
Oct
41%
Nov
444
12%
3c
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Jan
11
1,800
5
Dec
31
1
Corp
Products
Stanrock
'
4144
12 3-t
20
A_——
Stanley
Syntex
1,160
4 44
'
__
lc
convertible preferred
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3514
4%
5-
•-
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33 44
36 3 4
.—25
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,
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12% Mar
28
400
4%
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1
California
Standard
Stetson
55
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1
.5
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Spencer Shoe "orp
,c.__
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1
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P'pvu'ng
34 44
50
4
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Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co__
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Stel'ma
1644
33%
•
Southern
Star
-
1644
•
Sunerior Window
May
Oct,
17%
May
5
Corp
Supermarkets
Sep
8% Mai-
Jan
Nov
Feb
4
it
2%
8
12%
8
California Edison—
Jun
Jan
10%
Jan
4,100
original preferred—
Jan
14%
11%
6%
2,000
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Jan.
9 Vb
Dec
Dec
13,300
—100
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538
V
Apr
24:%
8%
Corp
deposit
18%
Sep
6% Dec
1%
1200
3
12%
6 44
12
Nov
July
11
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2%
6%
127
1 %
46 Vb
14
9%
9%
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Aug
1.900
8.100
334
j
3%
5 Vb
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6%
13%
374
14
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9% Julv
Jan
2%
33 %
5% May
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39%
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m
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7%
dep rets ord registered
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r
Slick Airways Inc__
Steel
Nov
*
40
6 3 '4
Nov
Feb
7%
A
Manufacturing Co
Statham
Apr
300
Jan.
12
4%
6%
Amer
Feb
5%
200
Apr
13
1,500
55,100
8 44
Corp
Precision
Venezuelan
Feb
5%
12.709
6%
238
2%
2%
,
-
—12.50
Simpson's Ltd
Foreign transactions
14%
6344 Aug
409
6%
6
144
8
Aug
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19%
10 44 July
23
July
2.809
738
7
h
____
For footnotes, see page
5.400
8
Jan
7
Boardman, Publishing—
convertible preferred
$3
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—1
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/.Warrants
8'
11
——
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co.—___—50c
Ridgeway Corp _—_——_/_v
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73o
9%
5%
'
10c
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Chemical Co
;
Stephan (The) Company.
Foil Inc
Industrial Corp
Transcon Indus Inc._^
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4%
4
'
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4%
3.100
47 44
_______
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Republic
Republic
10%
r
10%
1 1
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300
4%
2%
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R-eves
8%
20.409
11'8
1
-
16
Feb
18
Dec
5
Canada
Sports Arena Inc
n't
4%
1,900
.
14
cumulative
21%
.6,000
1.500
Aug
12 44
4 08%
600
2434
36,900
Feb
6%
7,900
4.24%
Jan
16%
25%
16%
4 %
Nov
1,200
17%: Aug
3% Jan
15%
6412
Oct
4
24%
25
6144
2
6,700
25
____25
16
8%
67
preferred.
preferred
cumulative preferred
60%
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cumulative
58 3-t
44
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cumulative
9144
6
5%
4.78%
25
200
14%
4.32%
91%
1
14%
Jun
1
19%
638
5%
1,000
Jan
14 %
5'/r
13%
25% May
44
17 %
Southern
12 3 4
Feb
9
4%
7
South
Jan
10 44
16%
15,600
6
Sep
32.800
800
17
23 44
47«
23 3 b'
Sep
,
21
1 ei12
8
5 44
Jun
2,700
Nov
4%
9%
3%
3%
4
1
Stepan
—1
Sep
5% May
6,700
%3%
.
_'
9%
9%
America—
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12%
2,000
Apr
7%
ll%
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Reis
(Robert>
&
Co
1
Relia nee Insuranee Co________—__;—5
R.
——
800
25,900
7 44 July
40
:
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11%
4
6 A
21 la
33%
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Sep
11%
5%
1.700
11
—1
25c
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Apr
7%
2 4
1,800
25
7
Ses>
1134
438
2,200
11
—,—_1
1%
Jan
4% May
944 Mar
2 44
712
,
—_—.—.—_
Jan
8 Vb
4-%
8%
—.—
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Real
it
3,800
4,100
2%
8%
3%
'
3,200
•
7
7%
•20%
23
Apr
20% May
22'j Apr
8
20 44
•
common.
Litecraft
American
Soss
43 %
1
Nov
63
16 5
7%
"4%
.—^.40C
/
Nov
9 '8
4
8
4%
Nov
Jan
May
_8 '.8
5%
4%, Oct
3% May
.
1C3
10
21
300
3%
Simmons
Singer
%
1
Transistor
Class
1
Corp
Co
24
•
LI "8
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Corp—
Mining
Creek
Sinclair
100
30%
4
Dec
Jan
•
"1 A
"1A
%
7%
4-i
2
Silvray
13% May
500
9
73
"1 A
21 %
1
4,900
1
1
Class B
,
Feb
2.300
1
.1
Mar
21
Aug
3.700
1
Siboney Corp
Silicon
6 '4
913
Z-I20C
2
19
1
lnc_
Sherwin-Williams
Silver
3 44
8%
1
——
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h
-
—
Ramo'lne
Ra
—
Jun
1944
3
Denn
Standard
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Industries Inc
44a
*
preferred
Oct
5%
H/
Shoe
Sep
2%
0,
Mar
2144
—
1
America.
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
6
3% Aug
4,100
4%
2 3
33
200
40%'
3%
5
Dec
Sep
7%
3,200
944
9
12
3
1
1
Latz
Signal Oil & Gas
3%
3
40
744
—25 c
100
3
;
Standard-Thomson
—-—-
Feb
3%
Feb
Nov
R
A
3%
16%
1
Corp__
Leather Co
Shattuck
32% Juiy
Jan
2%
&
Standard
class
Jun
19
13.50
Inc
Corp-
Standard
Inc
2
1%
6
Petroleums
Servomechanisms
Aug
126
Jan
105
2,600
2 4b
8%
13%
Dec
Q
Radiation
1,600
'
8% Aug
1,700
12%
122
11
8
14
9
Inc
Inc
Servo'Corp of
19.400
10%
12%
8 44
——1
Oct
Dec
a
2 5
3%
1
25c
(The)
Standard
!
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191
238
8
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Airlines
Industries
Bros
Seeman
$1.60
Importers Inc
Lithium Corp
5% May
Jan
18%
2 3
Standard Dredging Corp common
Quality
Nov
18%
1
Freehold
Standard
Quebec
Vz
2
1
Corp
104,4
5 %
9%
59 Va
3
1
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood
Lumber
47 7 it
5
1—5
.*
Pyle-National Co
13 44
^3%
Allied
% Aug
200
57/a
41%
64 V4
16
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
Transactions
Seaboard
8 V4 Mar
9,900
4*4
5%
_20c
___*
Jun
12%
12%
Inc
Gems
Seaboard
72% Jan
*
600'
10
-
11%
1,300
90
8
1%
37,200
244
8
:
—.
Nov
Oct
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd_
2 Va
Seeburg
1344
1«
8
Jan
Nov
1
Oct
14
,
,,24%
1,000
Sep
8
10%
Sep
14'a
Co
Nov
18,900
.
44
8
6%
544
10
2 %
4
3%
100
1,300
preferred
6%
13
16V4
3,500
4,200
25c
1,300
88
100
Rico Telephone Co
Puerto
3% Mar
Apr
144
50c
3.500
1 3
Colorado—
of
preferred
4V4%
12
6
_25c
7
—
•
__
7 44 Mar
144
com__
2%
8
'
_1
Prophet (The) Company
-2,800
5 38
(Del)
Corp
2 44
-
Ja:i
57% Aug
97
--
July
16
1%
Petroleums, Ltd_
Nov
9%
1
.-20
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
$1.25
5
6
Ded
5%
2
12
9
9
.—,.1
Corp
Proctor-Silex
Progress
Jan
2%
13%
Aug
5%
8%
14
26%
4
1
Apr
•
26 44
2%
5%
19c
-10c.
-
-
B
Class
Oct
17%
Inc_. __50c
Inc
Jan
Realty Corp—
Presidential
15%
Jan
•7 44
5
7 44
1
63
%
3%
35 44-
5
2.50
Sayre
2lil
9
9
5
Ltd
Corp
Jan
6% May
2,600
9
54%
—:
Prentice-Hall Inc
9%
Apr
13 44
3%
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5% series preferred——,
20
4 % Vo
preferred
20
4.40%
series preferred
20
8%
9
.
7,100
Carlos
19 V4
3%
1
*
1
—-——1
1
66%
Co
Microwave Corp
Precision
2,000
13 44
11%
2,900
Nov
19%
~
Ltd—
Royalties
Lambert
&
Pratt
~3 44
13%
Jan
1
600
2\a
1
_25c
*
.
~2%
13 Vz
5%
1,400
.
£1
Inc
25 3 s
8 V*
26%
—1
•
~2 3 4
Jan
Jail
Sep
3%
106% May
6 Vb Oct
3%
17%
46
2.50
:
Polycast
_1.50
Dep
9%
89 Va
-50c
300
5:!4
*
10
50c
:—1
&
Plume
16%
Inc
2.300
4 3.1
%
Polymers Inc—10c
Plastic Materials &
Pneumatic
14 44
15%
Russ Togs Inc class A
_——
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
42 %
'9%
9 44
7
1244'
123
13 44
16%
regis.^:.
Industries
American
School Labs
12
4',2
4
—50c
14 44
1
:
Rusco Industries Inc__:
21,600
10
4
■__—1
—-—1
_—
1
—50
:—
*
600
4 V2
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
foreign transactions
3'/8
9o'»
%
102% 105
13%
90
:
Phoenix
Vz
4
4 %
1
25 "3
Nov
Nov
Jan
85
13 44
Sep
Royal
2512
51 h
10c ■" 3%
Phillips
130
lc
Royal
Jun
4,700
2A
7 2 44
—
87%
Inc___
Jan
20'/,600
9 /a
55
& Pharmaceutical
'
——5
Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
87 V2
__
1
99 V4
101
2%
Philips Electronics
Industries
__100
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Seligman
Philippine
43/8
—
25%
1
24 44
2.500
1
Products
12
—
—:
Jan
24 Vb
9o
8 is
.__
Electronics
Phillips-Eckhardt
iio
5Vb
Oct
97%
95 44
—r/
*
1
—
43a
2,400
5 V4
Products Inc
Rowland
3 % May
5,200
>4
lVu
25c
:
3,100
25 44
4%
Rosenau Brothers Inc
24%
3
(Mass)_20
5 44
24%
4%
27% July
Nov
Jan
5 VA
24%
5
6% Juiy
5% Jan
Jan
_1
Inc__
400
36'a
2.50
1
1
:
High
4%
__20c
Raceway
27%
17 'a
Dredge Ltd—1
———
Electronics
Pentron
Roosevelt
26 V4
„,
Consolidated Gold
26
Nov
4
12
1
Park
Chemical Company
_____
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A.:
.2
Class
B
2
Parvin Dohrmann Co common
50c
$2.50 preferred
2.50
Pato
117/b
27% May
42%
Is
c
8
27%
26%
3%
1
t
29 3
98
1027a
Company
Pantasote
Jan
Jun
Jan
4,200
-1.20
35
3144
7 V4
Low
6
-538
pfd F.
4%
Elec
Oct
A
6'a
1
50c
&
Dec
9o%
2%
25%
•
Gas
5%
-3.50
Inc
29 Vb
23
Range Since Jan. 1, i!)63i
High
Inc
common..
Products
32
May
Jan
140
100
Corp
20
24 44
*
class A
Pancoastal Petroleum v
Foreign
transactions
Pall
Rochester
B
Mills
5.300
—1
Tubes
Pqo-e-Wfvsev
Mar
class
Rice
Technical'
6,500
101% 101%
Ltd warrants
class A
Corp
Paddington
Jan
22
24%
—
Inc
Paco
Robinson
26 44
24'a
11
Light 5% pfd
Markets—
Feb
21,6uJ
26 3
27%
99
Pacific
$4.75
13 V4
iT%
27
4
Pacific
$4.36
37 \a July
OCt
32 %
26%
-*
*
conv
dividend preferred—'—*
dividend preferred*
Northern Airlines
—1
$1.75
Brand
Jan
8%
iu%
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
$4.40
Finance
River
25%
Low
1
1965
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rots ord
29%
Snares
Valley Gas Co—
32
32%
12914
_*
preferred
Lighting $4.50
Pacific
,
—
-2
—
4
f
11 %
Electric, 6% 1st pfd—25
5 Vz Vc
1st preferred
25
5"c
1st preferred
25
5Vc redeemable 1st preferred—_—25
5Vc
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—.25
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific
303
2,400
19%
&
Gas
Pacific
9 4
for Week
of Trices
Par
High
Ritter
,( :•
!) ' 8
n
Sales
Range
Sale Trice
American Stock Exchange
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Low
32%
31%
8
Products.-
Clay
Week's
Last
Vtc extended to Jan 3
Pacific
■
Friday
STOCKS
High
:.ow
Par
f
jt
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
35
Financial Chronicle
Corp
wi.l
1,100
l3a
2
a
2
4.200
.8,500
' i{
92 3 a
15
15%
15%
2.100
5(3%
96%
52 000
81
1
—
91
233
23%
92
16%
13.500
1%
Nov
9% Mar
32.700
14%
;
25%
3%
Aug
Jan
17%
Oct
63%
Oct
89
Dec
12%
No~v
19%
Nov
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Monday, December 9,
.
1963
(2252)
36
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
-
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Exchange Bonds
Fridajy
High
Low
High
Low
Par
American Stock
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Week's
Interest
BONDS
Period
Sales
Last
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
Talon
Inc ——
Telectro Industries Corp
Tel-A-Sign
Corp
TelePrompter
Teleregister Corp
Warrants
16 3
4% Mar
700
1% Mai-
6,500
Universal
Photolab
Trans
World
A
'
Belock
Oct
Jan
Nov
4%
Jarr
Boston
4,600
2%
Aug
7%
Jan
BSF
Jan
■fit
Aug
a
a
12.500
217
%
22'4
TOO
a
1%
1 3
8
2
7
200
11
Feb
Lackawanna
Feb
Jun
1st
Jan
•
Jan
2.100
14%
Sep
201
21
2.400
20%
Nov
247s
1.400
6 %
Dec
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
8%
Apr
27%
Aug
6'a
First
Jun
8
6%s
800
21'A Mar
Gulf
92
300
90%
Jan
4
400
3%
Jan
4
%
Aug
Harumia
2%
Nov
5 %
Feb
Hoffman
3 3
4
94%, Jun
^
6%s
3%
9,900
3'a
1.200
2%
Jan
4 °B
Feb
Hudson
11
11%
1.100
10%
Oct
14%
Sep
Hvdrometals
12"
8
14 >8
301.700
4%
Jan
14%
Dec
2,500
16%
1.900
4 3
9%
75B Mar
9'/4
8 '
7%
10c
8
•
Inc
Aug
6
3% May
458
4%
8
1,000
11%
1134
4.500
9% Mar
177a
Union
36%
36
37%
7.100
32 Va Mar
41 %
Sep
35 >2
34%
3U',4
1.800
29
36 %
Sep
Union
Stock
Co
Investment
Unishops
Yards
Inc
'
Jan
Unned
Asbestos
20%
2014
200
18%
700
17%
Nov
3.800
9%
Nov
12 18
1.800
3%
Nov
5 Ve
2
2
2
Nov
3l«
::
1
Jan
liJ Aug
United
Molasses
J
N
S
Ceramic
Tile
U
S
Natural
Gas
U
S
Rubber' Reclaiming
Conditioning
5
Co.
Marion
1
55
Virginia
Virginia
Jan
10>2
3.600
5%
Jan
ll3a
Aug
53a
6.800
4% July
6)4
Jun
11
8
1 1
Sep
14 3
5
I!
31.030
47
49
3,
82%
81%
83
511
81%
81
82
3
7 i Va
81%.
America-
Co
_25c
46
Water
2
Co
101
105%
181
181
193
<—^
9%
series
O
series
P
44'8s
series Q
Feb
14
Jan
•
3%
4.200
%
12)4
13%
16.100
,
4 3
5'
3
8
4.700
4
93/b
Aug
Jun
9
6Vo Mar
500
193b July
Jan
Jun
Oct
45b
77/a
Jan
'14%
Oct,
2'%
July
6 V*
Sep
12%
Aug
3
9'/4 Mar
10%
5,300
13'
9'
145
2.000
13'A
Dec
6s
200
10%
Jan
4%
Oct
14
Products
Inc
4
5
5
„—
4'
Wakefield
5%
28
91
92
Power
90%
90 3
90
3s 1981—May-Noa
1965—:
Mar-Sept
3s
.—
1987
Gas
—
977/a
4.
83%
83'
99
5
98
101%
10? %
104%
102%
105%
101%
104%
1
102%
2
:
9914
99 V* 100"%
100a4
6
96 %
3
10
J0'1%
102
997/a
31
931
105
93
93 7
93 7
a
$101% 104
94 %
87%
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75%
73
92%
93 Va
3
a
92 %
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95%
91
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73
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104 %
96
98
100%
93%
—
6s
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98
100
103%
99
16
100'4 100:%
93%
92%
82
06%
104%
90%
.
100
75
75
75
4
222
222
106
104%
$104%
96%
$80
a
90
97%
5
93Va
87 3
93%
4
104% 1041;.
Map-Nov
89
94 Va
83%
10
■>
102% 102%
102 %
87
91
3
90
98
90 Vi
86%
92%
4
993i
92
82
86%
'87
92 3
3 %s
85
1
85
112
90
$85%
_
95
72
5
9812
a
480
May 1 1980—
_J/a7-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s. 1973 —-Mar-Nov
United
Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976
———May-Nov
U S Natural Gas 6ft
conv sub debs 1977—Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 3%s
1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
June-Dee
Corp
Teleregister
92 V*
87
981
May-Noj;
1988____
93%
85
85
90
——Mar-Sept
April-Oct
iMap-Nov
19«7__.
50
2
4
480
93
1UU
13
58
-
$75
90
95
127%
14
90
ggi^
93
100^
122
90%
56
Corp
Edison
2
»a
81
81'
Mar-Sept
1976
98 Va
90
9D
-
77
94 >/4
91%
99%
81
58
^Feb-Aug
1972_
Devel Corp—
&
228
21
140%
19
98%
99% 1003a
235
.
100%
70%
51
4
54
54
Foreign Governments and
Municipalities
Sales
Week's
Friday
Feb
&
Knapp
*
III—II
Wentworth
1.25
Manufacturing
Inc
Last
Interest
or
tiep
Tablet
Western
Weyenberg
&
Shoe
Invest
9.500
1
Nov
8%
Sep
1% July
2%
Jan
6%
%
51.500
5
Vi
2.000
3 V2 May
3%
3%
3,*100
3%
%
42 %
3'a
'
1 Va
Jun
■.
5
.%
5
300
23%
94
*
94
840
45
23 %
'20
6%
B
12 %
3
7.200
2
Nov
27s
7.100
2'%
Api-
3"b
3%
33a
37a
7.100
2% Mar
4',4
1
1
Sep
Jan
Sep
Oct
Ltd—
Stationery
25%
1.100
I9V4
Jan
2,5 3 4
Dec
25'a
26
•
Whippany Paper Board
Eagle International Inc
Stag Mfg Co class AWhitmoyer Laboratories Inc
10c
White
10c
__i
26'
800
22%
Jan
29%
Nov
Wichita
River
Wiebolt
Stores
Oil
Williamhouse
Corp
Inc
Brothers
Williams
Co
Williams
(R
Wilshire
Oil
Wilson
C)
&
Wisconsin
Pwr
(John)
213 4
400
12
1134
12)4
1.800
Da
1,900
19
Sep
Sep
2%
Jun
134/2
Sep
16 3 a
Apr
4'A
Oct
6
Feb
6,500
12 %
Dec
6.500
5Ve
Jan
7%
1.100
5
Nov
3%
426.000
6%
4.300
7)4
13
IVs
__1
3)4
2%
—1
6%
57a
•
pfd_.
100
98%
981 "2
8%
9
____
—
.
Inc.
__1
11
11
11%
18%
17 %
8%
19 3
8
102
Jan
8%
3
3%
Jan
95%
8%
17 5
Nov
20
9
18%
.1
113 July
5%
1,800
9834
—2
Machine
Nov
153/4
-25
Light 4Va%
IV*
NOV
W)
dep rets ord reg
preference
l
Wear
^
—1
———I—.
40c
Corp
Hargreaves
£td
16%
16%
I
i
900
87b
3a
Dec
Nov
234 Mar
18%
Oct
15
-
System
Raceway
Inc
Inc
class
common
preferred
A--25c
25c
___5
135a
13%
14%
,
1
8.800
4%
4 %
4%
20.300
Va
4 78
4%
1.500
4
8Va Mar
3%
7'a
3
1
Nov
Feb
17%
Jun
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
4%
Nov
Foods
Corp
i
____—~~50c
—_21
Last
Sale Price
——1
Cork
Armstrong
10
Continental Commercial Corp —_-—1'
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh—
o
Co
Blaw-Knox
—
Light Co
—15
—8.50
Refractories——-7 %,
Home
(Joseph) Co^———
—---*
McKinney
Mfg ""—
——-I
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common-.—-1
Gas Co:
Walter
22%
3.800
15%
Jan
Nov
9%
27.700
47a
Jan
978
Dec
Westinghouse
2%
27a
3
900,
2%
Dec
478
Feb
V\ FsllilPllilIKe
21 %
23
Plate
Glass
Air
RlF»f*
37%
Brake——_c%_10
C^flTTl
37%
26 7
8
26%
28%
38
Aug
29%
271
27
Jan
40
41 %
36
35 "s
36
28
28
bde
70c
Aug
Jan
317a
Jan
5%
5.1H5
58 %
561
38%
3 3 Vb
135
18%
.18%
18%
2Q5"v
?9 'A
29%
20V* '
Jan
34%
31 Vs
57
83
136
1.3 27..
Ju«
9%
Dec
'
23% Mar
33%
30Va
Nov
7
83
700
.
30%
50
123
v
575b
33)a
Aug
25%
40
alio
Oct
33%
40
574
Aug
104%
'91
^
390
4 7 j»
42%
,
Jan
273a
7%
5%
33'/b Mar
66 y4
31%
.Oc
High
Low
66
/
30%
7
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
100 «/4 100 Va
—_____1
Co
Shares
Low
Par
Ludlum Steel '_
Sales
fcrWeek
of Prices
,
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
9
e
53
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
978
221
51
a
____.—,-10^
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
—5
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5
z
—
Co
'
,,
Pittsburgh
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
46
'50!:
50 %
$46
'
52
.
Duquesne
Equitable
Express
50
42 Vb
60
60
year's
in
Harbison
Yonkers
70
101%
99
.
$29
_Mar-Sepf
2008.
20% May
6.200
100
distribution.
included
Jan
Feb
.
i6
value,
par
Liquidating
Jan
16%
2 % Mar
.June-Dec
.
9% May
Jan
95%
66
69
$31
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range). d
g Ex-stock
dividend.
h Ex-principal,.
n.^ r Ex disrange),
r Transaction lor cash (not included in yeai s lange).
t Ex-dis
tribution
xEx-rights.
z Ex-stock dividend.
,
)
• Bonds
being traded flat.
,
'.
,
.
$ Friday's, bid and
ask prices: no sales being transacted during the current week,
§ Reported
in receivership.
..
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,
cqnsclidatea,
> .|f,
t
.
live: "conv." convertible;. "M" mortgage;
"n-v.V non-voting stock;
vtc.
voting trust ceitilicates,
"wl." when issued: "ww." with warrants: "xw." without warrants. .
. ' > ■
•No
1
Jun
13%
_£l
Wright
1972-
-May-Not,
of*—
_Jan-July
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
—
Rio de Janiero stamped
(Plan A) 2s 2012. _jan-July
Dec
Oct
63/a
07',
95
-1
i. 100
..Feb-Aug
Mar
10
_5c
.$95 1
_jan-July
,2VBs 2008-.
ai
(Republic
Allegheny
American
97»/s
$97%
...J a n-July
Oct
1.300
18%
---
Mar.
Ltd—
(F
iPian
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Parana stamped
iPlan Ai 2'/bs
Peru
10' '2
Apr
1.700
,
High
~7%
91:
4
,
800
'
1__. —1
Woolworth
Sep
1,700
7%
Woodall Industries
Jan
53a
1)4
634
—
Newspaper
n
2734
9Va
14 V4
4
12 %
Co
Jan
3/a Aug
19% July
93/4 Jan
5
1 1
12%
common
&
19.300
a
10c
Co
preferred
600
12 >2
3
2 l'a
A__l
Industries——Mo
Co'
Brothers
11 "a
%
14
l
i_—
Inc-
Williams-McWilliams
'
14 V*
»
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—
(The)
l
11%
21 %
stamped
Maranhao
(not
White
1967_^__—
1967—---iProvt
6,'/as
1949__—
Hanovpr
_Jan-Jufj/
$ 7'
Aug
24',4
»
Manufacturing—— 1
,9..
Jan
1952__.
A
97 % May
23a
6%s
'
Bank and Clearing Assn-
Adjustment Debentures—
series
Dec
7fi
Debt
series
Jun
'9.100
Low
No
High'
$100
,_Jan-July
1951
Waterways
&
Savings
4V2S
94
'2%
2
Port
Danzig
5Vis
21'%
,
2
(Germany); 7s
German
Jan
27 %
2%
-
•
Baden
Oct
Jan
5
Dec
•
Jan
87
Aug
42
21
shares- —Is
ord
rets
200
1 "o
9% May
Sold
Asked
ow
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Bonds
Friday's
Bid A-
Sale Price
4 74 May
Nov
.——5c
-
Stockholders
6%
%
1
'A'
10c
—
Nuclear
6
10c
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3
100
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600
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338
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1970
April-Oci
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971
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Southwestern Gas & Electric 3Vis 1970
Feb-Aug
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16 % Aug
1,700
70
127 Va
105
92
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108%
98
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debs
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Work
100%
16
21
123
119
June-Dec
B ON D 9
6%
116
223%
Inc
Manufacturing
Wood
101
112
88%
88%
1998—Jan-Juii/
debs 1967
1977
7s
1986
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California
Southern
20% Mar
14%
9%
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100
98
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127
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101% 103%
101%
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Co
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&
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74%
43
1971
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series
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20
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1982
96
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62
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Inc
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47
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series
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1976——
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1978
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series
F 1979
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series
H
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series I
1982
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series
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Safe
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5 Ve
41
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Inc
Universal
Jan
974
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19%
74
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conv
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184'%
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700
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100
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Stockyards
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7'.'4
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&
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42
30
12%
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May-Nov
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Apr
2
1978
4%s
General
mortgage
Public
Nov
3%
15,200
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10%
3%
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Foods
1st
3%s
18%
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6%%
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5%s 1974
National Research Corp 5s 1976
• Nuclear
Corp of America 5%s 1976
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Power
1st mortgage
3V4S 1968
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10%
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transactions
Elastic
United
United
15%
3 %
Corp
&
Jan
—50c
Products
Oil
Canco
Foreign
21
10%
20
106%
12%
Jan-July
Jan-Ju/j/
1982
6s
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5%s
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National
National
Jan
Jun
17'A Mar
12 V4
Foreign transactions
United
10%
Oct
r.-10c
,
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United
13.700
4
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6 >4
5%
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61 b
20 ',4
transactions—
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Union
6%
5
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Canada
of
Co
Gas
Oil
1st
1977
6s
Mergenthaler
Oct
11%
10
162%
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1972
6s
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Kawecki
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Chemical
Co
debs
conv
Realization
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Kaltman
Jan
*
—
102 Vi
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Jan
1
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Manhattan
&
Livingston
Steel
100%
105
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1973—June-Dec
1981
conv
International
3 %
1 1 1
102
$130
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1981
1977
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Stores
96
100
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May-Not
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1981
deb
sub
conv
92 %
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:
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115'a
89
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&
1976
Inc
2%
137a
71%
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series A
Development 6s 1974_,
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conv
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91
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15
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ex
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"warrants"
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mortgage
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92 %
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2
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01
2%
500
20 7
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—
183a
148 Va
128
94
,
%
100
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&
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1969
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88
68%
4
105
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^
1970
A
87
105
92 %
104
June-Dec
1977
series
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Lack
Delaware
13 Va
Nov
deb
2%s
19
34
.t 126
1978
June-Dec
cincago
Transit Authority 33/4S
1978_... __Jan-July
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1976
——!_Mar-Sept
5V2S conv subord debs 1978
Ju?i-Dec
16% Oct
2o% Julv
Jan
1
convertible
53/4S
85%
65
53%
1
108% 110
1975_Jan-July
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6>
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sub
conv
Brandywine
Jan
7%
Dec
a
Corp
6s
9318
109
1972—April-Oct
7s
series A
1998
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Steel
Edison
Co
Feb
1%
11.500
II *
20%
6%'%
July-
102
11% Mar
5,900
14
12"'it
3%
3.500
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a
Mar
Chemical Co
Instrument
Bloomfield
3 '2
234
%
'
1971
debs
sub
conv
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Bethlehem
15:la
1
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93%
1
11 %
1
common
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93
l.ooo
6
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37
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Trav-ler
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98 %
3
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—
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&
102 Vs
6434
2
8
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,
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13
100
preferred
Lux Corp
Trans
85%
84
24
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Inc
27
80
5%s
Inc
-20
Shipyards Corp
Edison 4V*Vc
Toledo
Town
16.60(1
5
7'4
B
High
2
3 1
1 7
13%
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Tower
Oct
4
'
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Jan
3.600
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def registered—5s
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b%
9 %
5
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit
Va Mar
4%
l
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Jan
1%
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2,700
21 7B
deposit
Nov
8
1%
5
Amer
Jan
1 1
convertible
Tobacco
2%
2 3a
50c
Co
Dec
134
67
Tliompson-Starrett
70c
Jan
1
1
Co Inc com_—10c
preferred
——10
Thorofore Markets
Inc
2—
5
Thriftimart
Inc
class A
1
Tillie Lewis Foods
1
Shovel
Thew
8%
7.300
4%'
10c
—
—
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16%
19,400
1
Corp
Electronics Inc
Inc
"warrants"-
Textron
Textron
22
9.500
177a
8
Low
84
Realty & Petroleum 6%s 1972—April-Oct
• Amer Steel &
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3l/4S ,1970
June-Dec
Associated Oil & Gas 6s conv
debs 1975—J&n-July
Sep
1:,4
Inc—c
10c
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics Inc__25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
*
Texstar
46%
Jam 1, 1963
84
Alsco
American
Oct
1
Engineering
Tenney
26 %
31 3 a
2 8'4
16%
Sep
Feb
No.
June-Dec
•
Apr
9
Jan
Range Since
Sold
High'
Oct
22%
9.000
So
—
Inc
Industries
Television
28'2
—*
1
20c
10c
21
*
Inc
Technicolor
24 'a
24V
17%
Aug
'
8
—*
Electric Co
Technical Operations Inc
Tampa
10%
7.700
13:
12'b
12 >8
—1
-10
Industries Inc
Inc 4%
preferred
Asked
Low
Talley
Bid &
50c
Feb
4% Aug
51 %
ad.!/,
Jan
.Ian
45Vi May
38'/4
30
75c
5%
Nov
Nov
May
Dec
59%
Nov
44
Aug
(2253)
'
Number 6323
198
Volume
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS - (Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Friday
Friday
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Sale Price
American
Tel
&
Company
Edison Co
Boston
Garden-Arena Corp
Personal Property)
Boston
Boston
Calumet
40%
First
5,089
114%
141 %
Dec
45%
'764
40%
Jan
54%
Jun
40%
.639
36%
Jan
44
39%
150
4%
56%
Jan
70
12%
80
58
55 3 4
"Jan
24%
100
16%
Jan
67 %
67 %
84
48%
Jan
45c
Aug
50c
200
50c
39
39
Sep'
74%
11V4 May
63%
Sep
5%
Jun
100
5%
14% Sep
72 % Aug
,
25%
Sep
74%
Oct
Jan
1.00
28%
Apr
40
Nov
50%
52%
275
50%
Dec
60%
Jun
50%
—_2.50
5
1
c50c
97
52:%
2,421
41%
Feb
59
Sep
—
Co
common
Copper Corp
Cement Corporation
Kennccott
Star
Lone
Co
Coal
Creek
Island
——
Company
1,594
New
New
United
United
Co
Fruit
Shoe
corn-
573
67%
Jan
79 %
Oct
20%
35
18%
Jan
23 % May
-■
10 %
27%
28 %
%
Jan
14%
Apr
24%
Nov
29%
Oct
July
9
100
737
•
dan
800
55
51%
52%
44%
60
31%
Jan
13%
Feb
24%
Feb
42
Nov
27
24'%
37%
39%
26Q
37%
18%
756
17%
Ills.
18
53%
25
33%
58%
Jan
73 % July
Oct
30% May.
July
47 V,
723
72
Jan
Bell
STOCKS
LISTED
Sale Price
•"
•
Far
23%
10
Mfg
__
:.——
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Champion Papers common —1—
—8.50
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com„
50
Cincinnati Telephone
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1
Diamond National
—
Carey
'
32 34
24%
102 %
—
56%
—:
—
80 Vb
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Procter'&
common-
Gamble
Nov
29%
Feb
26 VB
Jan
33%
Sep
24%
25%
446.
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171
55 5a
56 %
28%
Apr
24%
95
Jan
106
7%
Oct
10
45%
,
Nov
97%
396
8
Jan
60%
Oct
'
Oct
May
19%
21%
436
16%
22%
Aug
21%
349
20%
Jan
24%
Apr
31%
32%
175
31%
Dec
37Vb
Sep
28%
32%
5
1
Kroger
23%
236
21%
21%
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—_
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150
32%
7%
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,
24 %
32 %
28%
242
23%
Jan
31%
Aug
79
80%
1,357
69% Mar
81%
Oct
Jan
Debentures
July
80
72% Mar
$1,787
79%
79%
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Burton-Dixie
West
Corp
_12.50
LISTED
,
STOCKS
Sale Price
;
/
.
Iron 4V2%
11%
1
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5
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Equipment
Brewing Co..
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Allen
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Budd Company
10
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_—
14
100
24
24%
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83
10
9%
45 Va
98
98
12%
12 Va
32%
32 Va
32 %
14
14%
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—
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Co
:—-—.—
1
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
—-3
Federal-Mogul-Eower '
•
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16%
16 %
35%
35%
.
Ford
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Cc
Motor
Fruehauf
Corp
Wood
Corp
1
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78
Parke Davis & Co
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Udylite Corp
Jun
11
Jan
13%
31%
Jan
35%
Sep
11%
Jan
15
Sep
16%
Nov
24
Jan
34%
Aug
37%
Jvui
Jun
4%
5 %
Jun
36%
•
Jan
Oct
45%
Feb
Mar
48%
Oct
38
42
Feb
58%
Sep
25 %
Jan
33%
Jun
57%
6% Mar
Jan
90%
Jan
Oct
55c
60c
1 %
Jan
29%
136
20
Jan
29%
194
36
Feb
45%
Nov
25%
25 7
12
2,155
21%
Jan
29%
Oct
2,472
b
8
Mdr
13 %
Sep
2,000
1%
32
33%
22%
2%
24%
3%
20 %
20
19%
19
25%
Oct
17% July
9 %
Jan
12%
2,181
.
977
24%. Nov
558
761
19'
6
150
Sep
23%
Oct
Mar
i
3%
29 %
Now
19%
Dec
Dec
27% May
Jan
2,990
9%
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100
%
■
Jan
17
19%
20
Sen
36
20%
20%
25%
Jim
24% Mar
2
6
Oct
Sep
15%
,
310
20
6%
Feb
4%
2%
200
100
24
3%
2%
Nov
88c
1,700
4%
4
Nov
10,280
Ford
19% July
23
Apr
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Dairies
Foremost
F
General
Foods
General
Mills
Motors
—10
—]
1
1
Allied
Chemical
Corp.
9 v
Allis Chalmers Mfg
10
Aluminum Co cf America (Un)
__1
American
Airlines (Un)
1
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Allen
American Can
American
Equipment
A
Cyanamid
Ameriron
Home
American
Machine
Rad
Co
<fc
10
(Un)
Products
American'Motors
American
12.50
(Un)
Stand
San
43.
900
13%
Jan
20%
23%
25 7'«
2,700
11%
Jan
11%
800
9%
Oct
55%
2.100
15%
16
3.400
65
400
4,100
17%
43%
a
1.700
41
57%
56%
900
48
60 34
61%
300
49% Mar
17%
18%.
1
18%
19%
16%
17
Nov
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17%
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500
12%
Jan
900
64
65
a
4 1
„
%
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Ilein
Holmes
62
Aug
18 %
1,300'
10%,
Jan
19'
3'.
64%
90%
8.100
51% May
64%
33%
33
33 3
99
98%
99
100
56 %
25%
Jan
150
93 %
Jun
'
Nov
29%
29 7 i,
600
26%!
Jan
30%
Sep
47%
48%
6,100
44 %
Jan
54V4
31%,
31%.
300
23 7
Jan
35
Oct
1.500
Nov
64 %
Feb
Sep
Interlake
350
28%,
Jan
1,700
55% Mar'
18%
8.100
17
3.400
4%
47«
a
53
4 %
32 % July
39%
600
44%
Jan
53%
Sep
7%
Feb
50 %
50%,
52%,
10%
10:,»
800
30 V4
30
30 3 i,
1,300
11%
11 %
200
8%
9
1,000
5
Oct
16.600
5
42
Feb
59
Sep
8%
Jan
11%
Sep
24%
Jan
33%
Jun
Jaii
12%
Oct
Feb
13 %
Oct
25%.
25%
27%,
3,700
23%
Jun
29%
Feb
83 %
82%,
83%
6.800
72 Vb Mar
85 Vs
Oct
86%
86%
87 V.
2,700
78
90
Sep
40
40 Vt
2.300
31%
Jan
42%
Oct
77%
77%
79 34
7,600
577b
Jan
91
Oct
23
Jan
32
Dec
27 34 May
17,400
Mar
31%.
29%
24 %
24%
25
1.700
20%
Jan
32%
32'
32%,
4.200
28
Jan
12%
12%
100
12%
Dec
18
,Tar»
40%
42
Mar
43
Oct
Jan
20%
32
1,400
32
1
19%
20%,
700
12%
12%
12%
1.650
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
58%
300
45
Jan
61 %
Nov
28
Mar
60
Jan
65
600
31%
Jan
48%
Nov
3.800
38%
Jan
50%
Sep
%
1.300
1
__3
___25
47%
45%
21%.
211
21
20
20
5%,
Oct
8%
Feb
150
25 %
Jan
30%
Jun
23 3 4
24%
650
Jan
26% Mar
10
57%
58'4
450
47 %
Sep
.10
38%
3»7#
550
38%
Dec
60 Vs
38%
42 1
43 %,
3.400
36
Mar
46%
~6%
43
^
«
1.050
26
Jan
59%,
1.100
507b
Jan
63
32%.
31%
33
1,900
26%
Jan
36%
53 3
51%,
51
8,800
42% Mar
•
b
*
68 Vn
67%,
68%,
1,500
7%.
7%,
7%
500
C)
14%
17%
17%,
200
3814
39%,
1.200
2%,
Dec
(Un)
1
20
20 Vb
50%
& Co
Dec
Sep
4.700
52%
6
50 3
49
Jan
6% Mar
73
52% Mar
Sep
8
'
13
65%
13
67%,
-
3 Va
3%
2
58 Va
'55%
3%
58%
23 Va
Apr
12 %
16% May
Jan
'Nov
9%
Jan
Oct
43%
Jan
13% July
18%
2
Fpb
Sep
43% July
Oct
11%
32%
Apr
July
38%
22%
Jao
Sep
52 %
Nov
Jan
51%
Oct
34
18
46 Va
/
35
4
160
200
17
10 Vb
Jan/
34 3 i
34
____5
24 V*
24 Vb
200
49
13%
Oct
72%
Oct
4%
Apr
Rep
60
Jan
32%
Sep
31 % May
3% Nov
4,400
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
53
Feb
20
Jan
4.200
Apr
6
Sep
7% May
5.900
X35
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sep
Jan
25% Mar
*
^____
8%
500
17 3 4
65%
1
(Un)
Jan
800
4%
17%
1
,
6%
350
4
4%
4
*
Co
National
Tile, &
(Un)
Distillers & Chem
Mfg
Aviation
American
Nov
41%
Jun
Corp
Illinois
Gas
Indiana
States
Northwest
&
3 %
3%
200
1
(Un)
53%
53%,
300
27%
Sep
(Un)
53 %
53%
100
34%
34 7b
52'a
800
52
300
43-%
43
457„
2,200
31%
31 34
33%
3.000
24% Mar
36%
Sep
%
600
29%
Jan
Dec
40 3
43
43 %
43 V4
Jan
24%
Dec
63 3
Co—*
53 V»
5
____
^3.33
5
Co
5
RR
45 7
H
(Un)
(Un)
(U11)
_
Co
Nov
45 7
Dec
a
__
24 3
4
6.900
49%
50
1.800
46
Feb
50
1.300
47
Jan
55%
a ue
49 Va
49%
2.900
Nov
Jun
48%
55 Va
48»%
47
—_5
9%
50
9%
(Un)__20 g
8 %
15
79"'«
(Un) ———*
Petroleum
Jun
53 %
Jan
23 Vb
Reynolds (R Ji Tobacco (Un) ___——5
Brothers Co —*
Dutch
38 %
Jan
49%
Radio Corp of America (Un) __—,i—*
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Revlon
Inc •___~a__—i——i.—
1
Royal
33% Mar
49%
Richman
Sep
Aug
'
24%
80
40%
41%
98%b
40%
16% May
May
Oct
81
70% Mar
36 Va
Jan
47%
Aug
56%
Jan
102%
Dec
1.900
34%
Jan
41%,
400
38%
Nov
48%
Jan
3.700
23%
Jan
37 Vb
Jun
30
30%
3914
Feb
17
Dec
9,400
40
28%
900-
56% May
97% 102%
41 %
40
—5
Reynolds Metals Co
Oct
67
Jan
57%
\
—33%c
_1
Oil Co
h
57%
43%' Jan
13%
V
Feb
Feb
4
*•
:
Coke
Co
Sep
Jan
150
Service
Chemical Corp
(Charlesf & Co
Procter
Apr
18% July
6,800
15
64
Co—
——
Peoples Gas Light &
Pure
15
64%
Sep,
—_10
Public
Corp
Gamble
5% Mar
Feb
3
15 Va
15
5
Co
Pfizer
Feb
24
46%
64 3a
—*
—
Co
Power
Pennsylvania
900
—1
:.
Bancorporation
Olin-Matliieson
24%,,
33%
Illinois
65%
18%
20%,
8
——
;___
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (U11)
24%
,
37
47
Chemical
Oct
Dec
10
8%
100
37
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Blanke Co
Monroe
Sep
54
Sep
27%
Oct
Feb
'.23
800
3 !,r
1
Co
Meyer
Modine Mfg Co
Chemical
200
14%
,_7
_50c
*
50c
Co
Corp
May
19'/«
1
&
6 Vb
5
1.100
6%
5
;
&
Sep
Apr
29 3
58%,.
*
7._5
.4
—
Nov
Dec(
32
28 %
59%
2.50
Co'.
Process
62%
;
•»
19
*
v.
—:
—
Potter
36
j.y
Nov
1,800
Inc
Oct
47%
.
31%
Jan
6%,
29'%,
Aircraft Corp
Monsanto
July
May
6%
Paper (Un)
& Tel (Un)
(F W)
21
181
29 3..
1
McKay Machine Co
Means
Sep
Jan
Jun
13%
24
20
23%
Jan
16
140
___10
Marietta
Martin
100
,_10
Tel
Field
Jun
135
46" 11
47%
:
_i._—
(Henry
Jan
64 %
$3.50
preferred
Ling-Tom,co-Vouglit Inc (Un)
Marshall
31
46%
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
Litton's
Sep
6314
i_
w
Electric
Lockheed
Aug
*
class A
Harvester
Co
40%
17 Va
*
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
&
Jan
Oct
800
58
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe ~r
Leath
6 %
37%
_
Steamship Co
Jefferson
Dec
Apr
Apr
48%
;
Dock
Bartlett
Co
International
Oct
6G%
20%
48
common
Works
International
42
Nov
37%
41%
Co
International
Sep
39%
Door
Steel
100
3
_8.33%
common
Inland
34%
'
66%.
Co Ltd
Tool
New
Oct
71%' Aug
Oct
Jan
300
4
May
99%
_1
Brewing Co
Brick
Illinois
Dec
65
18
82
18%
__.
Industries Inc
Illinois
He.
^
1
Corp .1-
Sash
46 %
18
100
an
Dec
Jan
_30c
^
(D H)
Huttij;
J
39 %
_3.33V3
Corp__
Corp
Spencer
Howard
Sep
,
1 %
48%
19%.
Cooperage
(G)
-
Mar
64 %
Co
Towing
Werner
Ilibbard
May
88%
8
Oct
70 Vb
Jan
2.900
44 %
7
18%:
-
Phillips Petroleum Co
55%
Jan
36
57 5«
34 7
15
ll%i May
66 Vb
3
1
_1.66%
f
/
Sep
20 % May
Jan
42 >
1,000
1.800
5
—
11%
Mar
52
12%,
48 %
60
^
28%
42% Mar
14%
41%
18%
For footnotes, see page
High
Low
33
17%
—5"'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
35%
1.75
(Un)
Shares
42
M.66%
Corp
' for Week
64%
1
'
Foundry
-
High
54%
15%
12%
V2
Jun
___5
Rubber
Peabody Coal
11
23%
Co
(Un)
Co
Sales
18 %
17%
Co
Corp
Electric
Range
Mar
6%
___*
__
Gulf Gil Corp
Feb
24
24% May
(Un)
Drug Stores
Lakes Dredge &
Bros
34
Nov
4 "a Mai-
Jan'
Brothers
Lakes
Nov
19
2.900
47%
12
,2
Corp
H)
22 '/•»
150
5-'.i
Jan
1
2.50
Electronics
(W
1.300
193b
49%
Corp
Co
25-'i,
5'/4
17%
Inc
Sz
Dec
40 %
General
&
Jan
42 %
*
Electric Co
Tire
20%
Jan
1,100
u
(Un)
Candy Corp
Dynamics
(The)
Nov
25 %
1.300
1
10
General
Tele
10%
500
19 V4
Inc
General
Gillete
5,800
19%
,
of Prices
Sep
11%
42 14
59%,
Corp
Corporation
W D
•;;(Minnesota)
and a selected list of the dually
issues.
V I
Low
Par
Oct
51 Va
23 3 V
23'
5
Bankshares
Northern
transactions only
Week's '
Feb
35%
18
Fruehauf
Parke-Davis
,
40 Va
Jun
41% Mar
57%
..
Rubber
&:
Northern
for all the local issues,
traded
30 % July
Sep
Midwest Stock Exchange
ranges
Jun
18
^5
Gas
Northern
of the round-lot
30
58%
1
National
compilation
Jan
50c
;
Northern
A
24 Va
54 7«
Co
Motor
North
The weekly
350
54 V.
Mills of America
Flour
Nov
45 %
10
-1
——
Aug
101%
1,853
33%
—-—10
10
————
Corporation
49%
Dec
78%
16 LB
—
Dillon; Co
Mai-
3%
10
Co
'Rickel' WH W)
Studebaker
41
150
16%
Prophet
Scotten,
Jan
98
4%
90c
,4
Welding—.—.—1.
—•*
~
1
& Co—i——^-2
Rudy Manufacturing Co _—-C—-1
Santa Fe Drilling—
—1.
National
Oct
11
25%
—a— 1
....%
Electric
78
Feb
13
Nov
Jun
99%
45%
<s
Corp
52
30%
157b
May
9%
Aug
34
Nov
a
52 3
1%
Nov
29%
55c
Thermos Co—'—_—,,—1
S) Co
——710
Kysor Industrial Corp —,
1—110
Lakey Foundry Corp _—
—-1
Lansing Stamping Co_
————1
Masco
50 Vb
4%
King-Seeley
Kresge
45 %
30
5U%
1
——_———-3
Goebel Brewing Co
Houdaille Industries ■'
38%'
45%
—1
—
5%
•
38%
2.50
—r—
—_—
Industries———
General "Motors
5%
4,510
534
10
257
5,008
423
100
275
200
228
' 572
2,570
i.237
7%
'
12% Mar.
,24
May
14
Apr
Jan
65c
4.426
90 %
%
45%
1—
—'
4%
100
-
98
common
12
10% Mar
875
1
10
———X
Co—:—.C.—-—-—10
Edison
Jan
Oct
1
88%
—___12.5o
preferred
$4.50
Aug
21%
6%
Continental Motors
Detroit
4 Va
14
—5
5
Co
-
Jan
6%
va
—
„
Power
Consumers
%
13
Jan
2%
24
—
'Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
18%
13
6
Co
Mfg
Brown-McLaren
18%
6%
155
100
344
4
4
12% July
306
11%
Apr
30
High
Low
High
11%
19,63
34%
54%
(Un)
Whitney Corp
Tire
Greyhound
Range Since Jan. 1,
Jan
5
Co
Wisconsin
Feb
28%
47%
-
^
Corp
Jun
3,300
12 y2.
5
,
Co
Insurance
Natural
F'irestone
Greif
Shares
1
Co
Manufacturing
Briggs
of Prices
1 %
31
10%.
10
(Un)
Manufacturing Co1
Fairbanks
First
*
100
pfd
of America
Corp
Chemical
Paso
Great
for Week
Low
Par
/
Range
30%
Oct
417n
10
Co
Products
Great
Sales
Week's
Nov
Feb
1 %,
29%
•
2.50
Corp
Service
Gray
Last
I
16%c
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd—
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
Gossaid
Friday
B
30 %
30%
5
a—
Goodvear Tire & Rubber Co
Detroit Stock Exchange
3.300
1
;
Inc
South
fz
Goldblatt
------
700
1%
*
_1
,_5
12.50
(U11)
Business Capital Corp
General
Transit
23%.
1 1
26r'1,
Gen
BONDS—
Cincinnati
21%
23:lu
1.100
General
Chemical—^
DuBois
Eagle-Picher
19G.3
21
21%
1.300
21 %
25% July
26% Feb
1.500
Dow
High
Low
Nov
2.400
•
Range Since Jan. J,
Shares
22
950
47 3..
El
High
Feb
22 %
35
Dodge
of Prices
Low
,
Jan.
26 Va
38%.
Curtiss-Wright
.
17%
Nov
46 3 a
City Products Corp
for Week
Range
Oct
Oct
21%
34%
Corn
Sales
Week's
28%
12Tb
1.500
38
Continental
'
Last
Sep
2.800
47
Hecia
Jun
1411.
35
<fc
Oct
30%
24
38%.
Burroughs
65%
Jan
.
22
_5
Commonwealth Edison
Friday
Jan
52
25
5
Cities
of these prices.
2.500
2.500
5
Chrysler
Co. for the transmission
64
14% July
13 %
8
1
(U11)
Fisheries
Booth
Clevpland-Cliffs
of W. E. Ilutton &
Dec
Corp
Boeing Company
Sep
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
9%,
Borg-Warner Corp
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Industries
Container
indebted to the firm
Jun
♦
Columbia Gas System
We are
53%
23
23
P2
(Un)
Inc
Steel
Oct
41%
Jan
10
___:
Corp (U11)
Manufacturing Co
Binks
Apr
40%
1,000
9r
33%
22
3
Mfg Co
Bethlehem
Dec
Dec
4.200
46
Jan
25'a
__4
:
Consolidated
High
141
114%
9 20)
1
29
28
—
Co
& Howell Co
Benguet
u
62 nu
63
;
;
Oct
86
Jan
313;
100
1,251
Bastian-Blessing
91
America_2.50
of
Co
Central
19%
54%
Canteen
Export Gas fz Oil f.td
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
115
82
Corp
Products
Cdn
864
36%
10
Apr
56 %
1.25
9%
.
Corporation
Belden
43'..
_J10
Automatic
Avco
43 7a
2
Fe—
Common
Athey
26 %
(Un)
Corp
Topeka & Santa
Calumet
64
53%
Steel
Armco
Atchison
Low
7.600
139% 141
140
6.25
Corp
Apache
Dec
21%
33%
Range Since Jan. 1, 19<JS
High
__50
(Un)
Feb
'
21 %
82
.100
Company
Oct
45%
63%
Railroad Co_ ——
.6.25
Electric Corp corn..
Westinghouse
72
23%
21%
Machinery Corp
Nov
39%
___—
Mass
&
Vermont
Aug
31%
1,451
—
—c.
41%
Jan
24%
*
Stop &; Shop Inc—_
Torrington Company
Oct
Jan
20 %
42%
52%
10
°.—I—:
Association
Shawniut
27%
5
Mathieson Chemical
Pennsylvania Railroad CQ—
85
28
347
10%
—.1
Olin
71% Mar
980
30%
18%
—5
Racing Association-.
--20
England Electric System
_100
England Tel
Tel Co
Narragansett
83%
33
30%
82%
81%
31 %
70%
Motor Co
Electric
Ford
General
Gillette
Shares
25%.
(Un)
Co
Tobacco
Sen
Jan
24%
Co__
5
Fuel Associates com—10
Railway Co com—100
cum
1st pfd "A"__X,
100
National Stores Inc——*
6C
139V4 141%
63%
Range
Copper
15%
5
Eastern Gas &
Feb
23
Jan
1.020
33 Va
Tel Co
&
Anaconda
12%
Eastern Mass St
American Tel
American
High
Low
70
—r—10
Cities Service Co
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
19%
44 %
*
5
Trust
Inc.
Hecla
&
140 %
—
for Week
Low
Par
High
18%
19
1.66%
33%
50
——__—-—10
Corp
Tel
Motors
American
-
of Prices
Low
Par
Anaconda
Range
Sale Price
'
Sales
for Week
Week's
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
Boston
37
Financial Chronicle
.The Commercial and
.
/
33
2.200
38
39%
8.400
28 Va
28%
1,950
48%,
50
5.800
44
Jan
30Vs
Jun
aili.
Sep
47% May
3634 July
27 Vs
-
'
50
Jan
Dec
■x
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
(2254)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Range
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Diego Imperial
10%
Roebuck & Co
a'—
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co class A
Pacific
Southern
(Un)
Swift
Company
&
~6%
5%
42"%
41%
42 Va
66%
65%
67%
20%
20 Va
12 V2
3.50
—1
Transmission
Texas
Eastern
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
208
So
Corp
Union
Carbide
Union
Pacific RR
States
United
(Un)
Gypsum
a
—
S
Steel
Public
8V4
Nov
34%
Jan
47 Vb
49%
Sep
Sep
Sep
Reading
35 Va Mar
500
200
1,400
Sep
Smith
Sep
Jan
28 Va
13
'47
57
United
Sep
Universal
1,385
16%
Jan
20%
Oct
50
51%
539
47 (A
-*
51%
8%
6%
2474
8%
10
28%
28%
36
.35%
Corp
Oct
Warnqr
Washington Gas Light
$4.25 preferred
Jan
74%
Jan
__
Co
a
20 Vb
Jun
89 V*
Sep
53
54%
10,000
43%
Jan
57%
Oct
Nov
20%
Jun
1,600
13
1,100
28% Apr'
"*4'A
42%
15 VB
17%
Dec
7%
43%
83%
9,300
695
21 Vb
Jan
8%
16
.8%
Feb
29
213
36%
449
89
Sep
27%
Sep
%
Aug
9
31Vs July
25% Mar
33% Mar
40% May
87
10
90
Aug
May
41 Va
—Bonds—
y-
Oct
Apr
Sep
Feb
81
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
84 Vb
Nov.
Oct
Grade
Grade
trials
Raiis
Rails
292.41
94.37
-
40
ties
Bonds
88.16
90.36
82.69
Total
10
Utili-
88.90
^
88.90
751.91
34
5_.
—
—
Averages
Utilities,
137.01
263.23
94.27
82.79
90.17
88.34
136.99
263.99
94.27
82.94
90.15
.88.06
172.49
136.75
263.76
94.05
83.09
90.26
88.15
88.89
172.79-
137.16
265.70
94.01
83.15
90.27
88.10
88.88
following
divisors:
compiled
are
5.20;
172.79
172.56
763.86
2
Dec.
751.82
755.51
Dec.
Exchange
Indus¬
Stocks
136.44
171.85
750.52
29—
Second
65
ties
roads
trials
Date
10
First
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
10
10
Total
15
20
30
Oct
51% Mar
of representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
?—Stocks—
Dec.
Pacific Coast Stock
25%
8%
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Sep
13%
80%
May
8
89
Jan
Jan
9
8,000
80
15 Vb
9
Nov
24%
the daily closing averages
are
Oct
75
-5
Jan
6
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
50'A
Jan
31% Jan
12,300
8
317
Dec
42
Jan
36%
May
11
,7 Va
Nov
Jan
33%
60
8%
6%
Dec
79 %
115%
73%
33%
*
*
common
Nov
8%
Oct
33 Va
4 Vb
Jun
Aug
20%
Jan
32
61'A
63'A
5
1 '
1
4.50
,
Improvement
Apr
14%
1
20%
39%
31
__—
20
43%
13%
:
Sep
20 Va
Marion
Dec.
Zenith Radio Corp
58%
Jan
-1
1
American Machine
Yates
41%
Jan
Oct
29 Vb
*
1
Nov
Jan
43%
Gas
Dec
9'A
53 Vb
6.25
60%
33(4
Family Life Ins
500
300
Jan
705
United
1,600
18,200
5%
38%
864
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Corp _____
8%
33
4%, Apr
3074 Mar
421
*
Lab
United
13% Mar
400
Sep
332
1,289
35%
Aug
Dec
101
14 Vb
5%
37%
5
Apr
64 Vb
Apr
87 V4
39 Vb
34%
*
Apr
79% Aug
Jan
53%
65%
41>A
5%
37%
1
j.
24
July
34%
69
85 Va
39 Va
7%
20
50%
Nov
x41
49%
68%
250
Transmission—_—3.50
Eastern
Texas
Sep
16%
1,500
4VB
776
10%
34%
32 »A May
115 t
41'A
*1 v.
48
75%
10%
Dec
Oct
5% Nov
1,300
74'A
io%
Aug
11%
53%
25 Va
4,300
2,780
20
74%
Jan
36 %
-
*
19%
73'A
59 %
Jan
20%
______
38 Va
3,300
Jan
5%
2.50
French
&
Feb
71% Jan
2
Kline
Jan
8
29%
2,649
7Vb
Oct
Sep
69% Aug
Jan
58%
3,819
10%
10
com—*
;
Jan
57(4
3%
11%
20%
B—
Jun
13%
Western
class
Finance
High
33
33%
11%
Gas
Paper
Jan
25 V4
Low
'
3%
34
3%
common
&
Co
37%
30 Va
Inc
Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
World Publishing Co
—
75
Jan
51 ya
Scott
Electric
Service
Ritter
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
*
—10
common
South Jersey Gas Co
Sun Oil Co
58 %
111% 115%
Power
Potomac
Sep
—2.50
1
Upjohn Co (Un)
Webcor
19 Vb
-.I6-/3
Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Products
U
32
20
*
*
*
10
-4
(Un)
La Salle S^ Corp
6%
31 Va
25
—
Texaco Inc
8%
8
Electric
Sep
9%
,
Low
33
Phila
Aug
9%
9,600
1,000
10.400
2,200
3,400
73
71
72%
Shares
—-—50
Philadelphia Electric Co
Transportation Co
Ap«
105
101%
800
600
29,400
800
1,300
61
for Week
*
Inc
Nov
'
-1
(Un)
X L Oil
Jan
8
7,800
'
60 'A
60
60%
1
—-1
Studebaker Corp
Sunray D
59%
59%
6.25
25
7
74%
13%
Jan
Jan
2,800
27 V4
27%
---
of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Storkline Corp new common
,
34%
19'A
27%
18 Vb
18%
50c
.
Inc
Oil
Standard
53 Vb
34 Va
—
Rand'Corp (Un)
Sperry
Spiegel
52 V4
43%
66 %
5
—_—
Co
64%
8%
42%
44 Va
66%
8%
44
15
(Un)
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Co (Un)
8V4
42 %
-5
Corp
Oil
Sinclair
98 % '
10
59
Photo
Perfect
Sep
55
Jan
48
10
500
115
1,900
2,900
79
96%
8%
——1
Shell Oil Co
78%
8
J
B
Class
79
98%
—*
3
—1
Schwitzer Corp
Sears
11
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
49
Week's
-
Sale Price
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
49
•
J
Nat Stockyards
St Louis
San
Shares
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Last
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
daily
stocks,
65
using
by
the
Industrials,
'
88.86
Rails,
2.876;
5.04;
14.23<
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
'
Price Range on Stocks
This list does not include
Range
AVC
New
Co Ltd
&
common
Buttes
Cabol
Oil
&
Eichler
Jan
78 %
Nov
35
Nov
67.200
Feb
38
35
36
2.00
2.00
.3,500
4V4
3%
4 (A
20.700
33c
3,000
3%
:
400
18%
Nov
33%
2,400
26%
Jan
*
9VB
9%
9 Vb
100
7 *A
Dec
9%
34% Mar
47%
1,000
47%
46(4
47
21c
25c
32,000
32c
35c
5,100
GenerarExploration Co of California_l
14%
14 Va
14%
1,900
7%
51c
55c
2,900
45c
22
"
A
f.
Co
Leslie
Salt
".
Frank
&
Merchants
Nordon
Petroleum
Oil
North
Co
Oil
Trico
Cal
Oil
Union
61
400
28c
28c
9.000
2.15
Gas
&
900
1.30
Jun
1.70
Nov
2.45
12,200
1.25
'5,900
28%
29
27 %
27%
27 Va
110
2.40
2.30
2.40
800
7 Va
Nov
17%
series
8%
8
8%
20%
20%
20%
1,500
1
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.15
1.15
1.25
32%
33
Co
600
__50c
2.15
2.15
2.30
_____
5
30
30
6(4
6 Vb
6 %
,_______8%
6%
1
25
Equipment
1
6'A
5%
6%
24,500
;_10c
1.15
1.15
1.25
2,900
i;
Co
Westates
Petroleum
Williston
Basin
(Un)
common
Oil
Exploration
Mining
Jan
7 (A
Jan
7'A
Feb
Stocks
and M'iscel.-
May
8%
Oct
50c
Acme
1
Markets Inc
Addressograph Multigraph
American
Arundel
Tel
&
May
1.55
.33 y3
Mon.
.
Dec. 2
Corp
-4.33
Atlas
.__10c
Credit
1
Corp_
—13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
-
49%
—_5
Budd Company
Campbell Soup Co
-1.80
Central
Charge
Service
RR
of
A—50
Co
N
J
55%
Sep
68 »A
Jan
141V4
24% Jan
23 V8
708
49%
^
10%
275
10
528
9%
13 %
137a
1067b 111
13%
110 %
9 Va
90%
83
89%
100
,% 3,566
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing
Co
—1
Delaware
Light
-6.75
51 %
50%
52 Vb
262
5
31%
307a
31%
1.934
—6%
35 %
35'A
36
—25c
24%
25 Vb
-1
24-%
257b
Power
Eltra
&
Light—
Duquesne
^^ctric
-12%
Storage
Battery—
Corp
7
,
■!
6%
1,210
7%
Nov
14 Va
Jan
12 »A
&
Porter
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
Stores
Co
2.50
Acceptance
General
Motors
Food
Lanston
Vending
Fund
,
Apr
8
Aug
..
111
51 %
30
Apr
35 %
-
•
and
Sep
8%
40%
21%
&
Pennsalt
Co
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
For
Power
Corp
footnotes,
22 V8
$1,378,217,000
Stock Exchange
Foreign
a
1.351.580,
1.327,170
—
A
1,373,400
.
Nov
9%
10V8
.'A110
9%
Dec,
r.1434
155,000
3,000
1,358,485
213
20 V8
Apr
29
Pec
3
179,000
$820,000
May
1%
65
65
5 681
16%c
105%
103 V4 107
...285
41 %
51%
%
'
.•24
387
32%
Nov
•
32(4
32
.
33%
2.286
32
24%
22%
24%
11,940
12
V^ Feb
Total
125,000
Jan
Stocks—Number
Jan
.
47%
Sep
Sep
:.-a36% May
'
<24% Dec
1962
1963
Domestic
.
Foreign
Foreign
.
Jan. 1 to Dec.
7
.
$820,000
8,000
—
288,310,761
$70.571.090
,476,000
1,282,000
$72,768,000
$73,786,000
•
►
$828,000-
5
1962
$69,290,000
158,000—--- 3,002.000
$1.432;000r-1
-----—-—
Government.
Corporate
.<-.1863
292^62,202
6.857.367
6.681,100
of Shares
Bonds—
Jan
92%
■
$828,000
$8,000
Week Ended Dec. 5
'109% Oct
J-<n
50
22%
r
77% Jan..
3Q% Jan
50%
,
24V8
18% Nov
19% Jun
*
91% Oct
_
17% July
274
41%
49%
1
179,000
;
125,000
Feb
57%. Jan'.
—
140,000
I—
Feb
22%
Dec. 6
Fri.
$229,000
$5,000
137,000
1,270,465
—
—
150,000
Salt-.-
Bor.ds
$229^000
6,681,100
—
Corporate
Bonds
Bona**
Total
Bond
Foreign
Gov't
Domestic
(No. Of
Apr
.Tan-
...624
43.
Dec. 5
17%
21
see page
Thurs.
;B%
2i%
Light—.
Dec. 3
Sep
134
20%
RR
Dec. 2
Tues.
Sep
419
19%
Water
59
•11%
9,833
19%
3
$32,225,000 $1,314,268,160
Shares >
Dec. 4
10%
20%
20%
86,942,000
1.291,259,400
Stocks
'
Wed.
18 %
80%
20 V4
l
,! :
$15,000
103,765.700
1,210,182,460
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
17%.
77%
20%
1
25%
Feb
—1
a
Aa_
&
41%
1
A__
___
&
4,195
1%
—5
Corp
Inc
Gas
52%
$320,000
$2,401,000
Transactions at the American
Nov
22 (4
9%
10c
Inc
Chemicals
49%
27
Nov
905,094,555
29,824,000
$65,260,500
Feb
19%
1962
.
1.510,500
Oct
1,115
1 to Dec. 5
1,071,697,191
$3,000
Feb
26 Va
21%
1963
1962
$65,260,500
—
63,747,000
Industrial
Aug
Dec
20%
—
Jan.
-—:—
Oct
34 Va
...
$3,000
'
Total
Jan
237/s Jan
Oct
13,016,000
23.901,600
Bank
56'A Aug
;
-
14,172,500
„
$1,510,500
24,112,610
of Shares.
•
Railroad
14,417.000
-
_
214,000
•
—
—
Dec
99 V4
14% Sep
Apr
5% Aug
46 % Jan
"
10'-.
24 Va
•
11,918,000
467,000
Jun
38.
:
$63,747,000
Foreign
Oct
IOVb
77%
A—1
A
A
class
50y
1
Resistance
Martin-Marietta
4
1.66%
.
class
20 3
2
common
Industries
Madison
Merck
;
Corp
Corp
Inc
International
Macke
1
Dairies—
General
Giant
Co
236,500
S. Government
Mon.
Fischer
236,000
13,936,000
12.802,000
Sales
$11,737,000
...
; May
16
Jan
92%
-
.11"
'
56
209
■
14.181,000
Oct
12
14 %
$3,000
$357,000
11,451,000
4,829,810
Bonds—
U.
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
$11,377,000
,
Total
U.S.
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
24,112,610
Dec. 6
International
Jan
Dec
8 Va
150
19
19
19
282
•50%
11% Aug
212
-
9%
Nov
8%
560
12%
104.2
1963
Feb
9%
595
10
9%
12 Vb
••
135.6
5,188,190
Stocks—Number
Nov
41%
1,877
153.8
9.1
Week Ended Dec. 5
Dec
27
170.3
180.9
4,790,100
a
Oct
114 Va
9%
9%
12 Vb
—I
Central
205
3.42 4
48%
1
Transit Co
64 3 b
26%
190.3
4.8
4,521,990
Dec. 5
Jan
8014
Dec
687b
61
27
Atlantic City Electric
Atlantic Research Corp
67 Va
808
4.6
168.0
121.3
4.782,520
Dec. 3
Dec. 4
Total
Range Since Jan. 1. 1963
Low
High
67%
139%
106.4
'182.0
Bonds
Oct
139% 141 V4
67 %
-2.50
.
Tel
•'
125.8
132.7
Foreign
Bonds '
..''
High
144.3
7.0
Railroad
No. of
Shares
3
Sales
Shares
Low
116.2
5.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
Aug
for Week
of Prices
le Price
121.1
141.4
124.0
132.3
98c
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Par
1
31
Fri.
Range
—
132.7*
19C.3*
176.0
130.6
141.9
e:8
129.0
134.0
140.8
-
Low
5.9
141.2
131.5
150.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Thurs.
Week's
Service—
May
Wed.
Friday
Last,
—
.
'■
High
5.6
High;
Tues.
STOCKS
Goods
—
*New
3.00 May
Sep
23% July
1,100
1963——-
—
Cnauge
33% May
Mar
68c
2,100
"
Percent
Sep
2.05
34
Dec
>
5%
1.300
7
71c
25
-
Jan
Jan
2.15
...
137.8
———
______
Aug
2.85
Nov
Oct
5
71c
22 %
'
—
Transportation
Utility
;
Trade, Finance and
Jan
Jun
23
6%
Aug
11%
Goods
Nen-Durable
Mar
800
25
Durable
Oct
6
75c
15,500
■
71c
a
___
28
Apr
31%
'
;
__
Warrants
Feb
/ 5.400
30
—1
32 Vb
1.70
7.600
33
,
29/63 Nov. 22,*63
149.1
139.3
:
Manufacturing
1.65 Mar
Jan
2.25
500
Composite
Jan
26%
'
14,700
pfd—25
A
3%
Jan
1
—50c
Co
with highs and lows
year.
1967-59—100
2.10 July
1.05 July
"25
700
current
the
Nov.
Apr
27
Sugar ^Co
Preferred
Jan
for
Apr
19%
1.25
—_
stocks
index
Aug
39c
2.10
United Industrial Corp common
Victor
69
33 %C
Inc
Gas
Apr,
1.25
—
Jun
Nov
16 VG
200
%
Oct
3%
27c
1.60
1.50
1.55
5%
54 Via
<•
3
of, stock prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
for the week ended Nov. 29, 1963, for the composite and by major
SEC
The
2.70 Augv.
Oct
1
-A
Jan
Jail
95c
■"
2.60
19
18%
19
—25c
Co______
Properties
Southern
58%
—-
Rhodes Western
R,oyal
59
28c
common
& Gas Develop-—
Oil & Gas Co
Ranch
Nov'-
25
Invest
Oct 29
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Aug
1.10
:
3% May
600
—1
common
preferred
May
17
j.
Mar
62c-
Jan
1.50 Jun.
5.300
—25c
—
Pacific Oil
Rice
4%
2.80
_1
American
Reserve
4%
2.70
Ltd
Corp
Norris
6%
4%
—10
Co
27
145.60
Low
143.19
industry groups compared with the preceding week and
-10c
Inc—
Co
35c
Nov
38c
1,400
—10
_______
Feb
31c.
18,800
1.50
2.75
M'J M & M Oil Co (Un)___.
Meier
44c
1.50
1
common
Co
38c
1.50
_50c
a
Industries
40c
1
_—
Oil
Jade
15c
■
10c
(Un)
Lasco
51c
I
:
Humor Co of Calif
Oil
Jun
1963
120.15
High
Apr
37% May
Jan
Brewing Co
l
Range for
Dec
33c
class
Ltd
Low:
141.03
—
-
Mar 14
Oct
;
21c
Good
' 142.77
Dec. 6!
19
32%
.1
Hoily
Dec. 5
Fri.
18%
10
25c
Goebel
Thurs.
28c
19
Inc—
Co
142.19
32c
Emporium Ggpwell Co
Corp Ltd,
Oil
Dec. 4
32%
1
s
Eureka
Exeter
Dec. 3—
Jan
1.00
Dec
28c
Tues.
Wed.
—-—
144.31
100.23
High
140.13
Jan
6
Nov
Closing
Dec. 2
Jan
2.35
1.75 Mar
Date
Mon.
,__5.50
Ltd
Co
Range for 1962
Oct
2.00
'
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
/
Oct
33
28
10
Ink
Homes
37
35%
Cooke
&
900
700
•
Co
Enterprises
California
Castle
70
;
5
L.—1
Inc
Industries
Gas
Dec
2.55
Dec
34
65
33
(35 Stocks)
High
Low
2.5J
200
2.55
"
_—
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buckner
65
33
*
*.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
2.50
2.55
wL
—
i—
w
Shares
Low
Par
ctfs
partic
Corporation
Brewer (C)
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
'
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
-
57000 ;
$1,595,000-"
:
1.933,000
,
(2255)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6323
198
Volume
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Shown
Expressed
Are
Last
STOCKS
Low
*
4Vz'/o
Aluminium
4% %
% %
Anglo
Co
preferred
$2.90
25
360
24%
Jan
25% Aug
class
$2.70
class
Class
C
common.
22
Jan
23% May
45
Aug
50%
2,0/5
25'
Maclaren
Class
52%
52 %
53
Oct
U53r,u
a54
55
52
Oct
56
May
45
290
42
,)an
45% May
all all V8
80
9
Jan
12% July
52 %
200
Feb
common..
__
-
50%
Aug
50%
50 %
Jan
9%
1,350
7 %
Jan
21V4
4,241
20%
Nov
17%
17 %
17%
350
64'
6314
()4 3
21
,
9 Vb
207
115
52
51%
9 %
•
.10
Bank of Nova Scotia
Rights
16 1
July
70
5%'/
Brazilian
_
.
Oil
Forest
British
Columbia
Ltd
1.00
40c
100
Dec
1.00
51
18,509
53
4
Jan
55%
Tel
&
53
53%
100
50
Jun
53%
Jan
6 Vz
1,860
2.60
4,495
July
2.25
27
27:ii
6,135
26%
Aug
227«
23%
6.730
12%
24 7
56 Vz
a
30%
Stores
class
Si.30
100
,
Feb
25 %
Jan
57
6%
Iron
Canada
12
Jan
17%
Jan
8%
8%
550
3%
Jan
25
25
100
21%
Feb
31
20%
21
5,835
20
Nov
1.571
Jail
39%
37%
37 %
37%
12.50
$2.20
class
B
British
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Foundation
Co
22%
315
12%
Sep
12 7
11%
6,965
10
12,696
a50
5
a
53%
9 VB
Natural
Ontario
Mills
Canadian
Imperial Bk
Industries
Canadian
International
Commerce .10
of
Petroleum
Preferred
Canadian
Penmans
3.60
31
Petrofina
Canadian
Canadian
Power
'preferred
Ltd
Co
&
Bros
Canadian
Capital
Wire,
Central
Del
Sep
Oct
Rio
Oct
Chemcell
(1963 J
Chrysler
Rockwell
Sep
55
Sep
Ltd
Aug
10% May
6.10
3.00
4.15 July
Sep
Columbia
Cellulose
Consolidate^!
Mining
Consolidated
Paper
*
Consolidated
Textile
Credit
Cork
Crown
St
Lawrence
Sep
St
Lawrence, Corp
42
Jan
48% May
Crown
Zellerbach
Crush
class
■
—_
6%
Nov
10%
Nov
700
4.45
13 %
Nov
3.268
10%
Aug
al3
20
11%
Oct
17 V4
17 Vz
1.260
17%
Dec
7Vz
7%
7.25
12%
13 V4
97 %
1,000
5%
6
1,651
Apr
77>
Jan
Shop
Oct
6%
Oct
Nov
18
Dec
20%
Jan
14%
7,475'
VI
Steel
Dec
Steinbergs
9%
8,172
4V2
Jan
10%
11
3,875
10%
Nov
13%' Oct
6%
400
5V2
Aug
Dec
,
Co
Bridge
25
70
Oct
82
Dec
110
22
Jan
28 Vz
Nov
15%
16
600
12
Jan
16
Dec
Dominion
Coal
6r,'c
Foundries
l'r
Dominion
15 Va
1,655
27
27 Vz
150
18%
Jan
28
Oct
Walker
65
66
1,182
61
Jan
68%
Oct
Webb
8.125
17
•
Stores
Tar
Chemical
Bros
Du
of
Pont
7% r'i
21
Feb
100
15
15%
3,665
10%
16
16%
i 7%
7,075
13 %
Feb
16%
10,145
16%>
Nov
20
a20f/2 a20%
15
20%
Nov
23%
lt>:1
H
1 «
23 %
•
40 Vi
17%
Jan
a
.15
2034
21
700
Oct
Apr
7,195
16%
Jan
24%
24
3,500
21%
Jan
35%
Aug
Electrolux
85
Dec
75
80
,Jin
1,450
9
Jan
11%
Enamel
&
Heating
class
Prod
37%
101
32%
Feb
'38%
56%
56%
390
46% Mar
63 %
Nickel Mlnes_
Players Canadian Corp
Famous
2.75
2.75
5o Va
55%
18 %
■18%'
Fleetwood
Ford
Corp
Fraser
Cos
Ltd.,..—
Frosst
Co
&
Gatineau
E)
1
_£.
...
Lakes
Oct
17%
Jan
135
19'
Sep
21% May
25
Feb
60
46%
Jan
58%
25V4
Jan
32
9R%
1.036
3.05
6,350
17'%
200
102
102
12
50
•
—
22 3
a
47%
22 V2
4
Andy
Farms
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Holt,
common
Int'l
22|7/B
'
Wtestcoast
,41%
Dec
3,175
7%
Nov
a90
25
86%
Jan
90% July
Jun
10%
(Canada)
Gold
Ltd
17%
21
Dec
Jun
Jun
3.75
2.80 July
Feb
Jan
104.10 May
99% Aug
Prod
Pacific
&
Class
Home
Pittfield
Howard
Smith
Hudson
Bay
Hudson's
Husky
Paper
Oil
$2.00
pfd
Mining..
of
;
1,735
16
9%
200
300
Oct
24
Jan
%
6 fa
3,215
27%
1,420
9%
4.65
21
17 %
10
11%
13%
Canada
Ltd
14
596
2.30
2.50
1,400
2.80
7% May
Jan
Jan
29
Oct
Vz
22
Jun
Oil
Imperial
Tobacco
Indus
Lld__'__._
of
»
Canada
com____5
Acceptance
Inland
Inland
Cement
Natural
Corp common
preferred
Gas
Co
Ltd
International
Nickel
of
International
Paper
.Tun
2.65
1.40 Mar
Nov
May
42%
Oct
45
58
555
50%
Jan
59% May
14%
14%
2,125
11 %
6%
700
\ 5% July
43%
44%
12,009
39% July
'[ ■;
V
Jan
15
Oct
7%
13%
3,885
13
Jun
16
'23%
7,026
25
21% Aug
16% Oct,
19
6'/a
6
Va
68 Va
70%
35%
34 V4
35%
Corp' conimon._2.50
preferred —'
25
23%
23%
23%
Interprovineial
Iroquois Glass
Jamaica
13
69%
Utilities
Public
Pipe
Ltd
Lines
pfd
«5
Service
Ltd
com
_*
For footnotes, see page 43.
,
200
11,199
1.164/
2,720
47%
9%
47 %
275
,80%
82
1,275
9%
81
Zio
6'c
25 3
,
23
Mar
Jun
11%
Nov
7
Sep
8%
Feb
5%
4.25 July
Jun
25%
Dec
28%
13%
100
133
10
Feb
20% Mav
Sep
6 %
Jan
28
Feb
125
5.372
28
Apr
Aug
107a
28
19%
Feb
"a
9 %
Dec
Oct
133
,
11%
Nov
9 Vz
Feb
Nov
9
9
305
7%
Feb
37
35
3714
2,300
29%
Jan
38%
Oct
29 Va
30
612
29
Aug
36%
Feb
Feb
23%
Oct
Feb
25
Dec
Mar
55
Nov
.
__r
22%
22%
12.882
18%
24
23%
25
3.830
19%
62 3
62 %
a
15%
Jan
Feb
Oct
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
35%
Oct
Nov
15%
Oct
14%
Jan
12,368
21%
1,725
13%
11%
11%
,
66% May
14%
14
14
Feb
10%
1.870
400
11% Mar
10 %
32%
31%
315 a
59%
5,055
10
97h
43
682
i
11%
11 VB
io
220
54%
54%
62 3
-
13
Feb
Nov,
12%
12%
200
12%
5,095
11%
Apr
14% May
57%
59
2,706
55 Va
Aug
60%
Jun
55c
55c
500
Jun
2.05
Feb
15
15%
5,870
13
Mar
'17%
Oct
18%
19
600
17
Apr
19%
Oct
147/8
15%
1,720
147/a
Dec
20% Apr
a7.25 a7.35
■45
7'
Nov
11% May
15%
Nov
15%
.
'
•
-
30c
23
May
15V'2/ 163a
106% 106%
38%
38 Vz
16%
1,625
50
33
Jan
40% May
49%
113
48
Feb
50% May
,
loo
*
150
49 %
10
108%
106 Vz Mar
Oct
9%
100
9%
9%
325
5%
61
28%
22
Sep
28%
6%
Mav
Jan
May
Oct
July
73%
Feb
Jan
38%
Sep
28
Jun
Aug
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Are
Shown
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Consolidated Ltd
4——_
Alsof Mines Ltd __I
-----f
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines Ltd-1
Ameranium Mines Ltd———
-!
53c
Alscope
Anglo-Amer
lie
32,j.,'w^cy
1.75
9,203
5c
5c
5c
-5c
—,'—1
Exploration
;
35%>
35%
,
9,000
4C
7.000
3%c
2.60
54.007
25 %c
2bv2c
Mines
29c
8,912
8%'C
Mining Ltd.:
Raceway Inc
Bornite Mines Ltd.^—___
BruneaU' Mines
Ltd—:
Bonnets
Hill
Jun
Sep
.1
co;
July
5c
Apr
Nov
8c
18
Nov
18
18
200
11%
a7c
a7c
500
7c
3.05
3.15
'10c
12c
19.500
23c
26c
21,700
16c
Jun
40c
Sep
27c
74.300
19%c
Nov
35c
24c
Sep
x
3.15,
..1
>
..1
23c
1
Tungsten
r
Jan
13c
Apr
6%c
Jun
Apr
46c
Oct
3c
51,200
..1,
Black. River
flurnt
8c
3V2c
1.000
7V2C
*
,
2 500
3c
6c
Sep
3.30
,
Nov
3c
Oct
Aor
12c
Jun
8 V2c
Apr
Feb
16c
Mar
3c
Feb
40 %
Jan
8V2C
May
2.60
1.70 tNov
24c
Mar
x
12c
Nov
..1
Ltd..
..1
Blue
32
5c
2.40
2.55
1.60
5 Vac
'
Barvallee
85
5c
2%c Mar
1
Ltd
Talc
Baker
7%c
6c
__
*
Mar
2,000
■
Ltd
84c
76,100
•
Atlas Telefilms
July
5c
1
Ltd
12c
1.60
1.62
Ltd--.;
99c
21c
1
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd..*
Mines
23c
Mar
5c
5c
lie
Molybdenite Mining
Nov
19c
16c
20c
High
Low
55c
53c
<-]0c
4,526
23
10c 11 %c
He!
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
1
Jan
45% May
23
7 60
Internat'l
$2.00
1
Canada.
Jun
27c
.
/
.
2,600
3.00 July
10c
12d
Sep
Jan
3.85 July
x
Jan
19c
May
'
al6% al6%
13
23%
10
—
common
,
*
437a
26
133
8
.—1
Ajax Minerals
18%
100
17%
Nov
3c
3%c
6.500
2V2c
2.300
2.75
4.40
5.00
1.100
———3
8%
R3k
Jun
47
Nov
55%
78%
Feb
87
9%
Oct
11%
Apr
9
Nov
13 Vz
Apt-
May
Calumet
& Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Uranium Mines Ltd
.
Canada
—
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.—*
Homestead Oils Ltd__l_—10c
Candn Inter Inv Tr 5%
cum pfd__100
Canadian Interurban Properties
._*
Canadian Security UnderwritersCanadian
3.05
Carbec
A
;
Mines
I
Ltd
3,05
a90
on
o
3,05
100
83c
100
a90
3
a
7c
,
4c
3.00
91c
85
3.50
3.55
960
2.75
5.00
1.15
3 225
1.05
6%c
7c
13.000
6c
Oct
91c
May
Feb
May
Jun
90
Feb
Dec
Dec
11% Aug
8% Jan
Jan
Oct
Jan
5.05 May
3 50 Mar
7.^0
1.05
3.50
--1
1
•
a82c
Canadian
Class
;
3c
•
.1
Common
M CO
18 VB
II
Feb
24
Dec
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Southern Petroleum Ltd
1
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd—
2.85
;
Jun
2.75
*
Calgary
Imperial
Jun
10%
'
10 7
..10
May
14% Jan
15% Nov
July
6 Va
_1
.
Oct
25
22
com..
Par
Jan
57%
&42% a42 %
14%
4.085
'16%
Sale Price
19% Mar
Dec
1.90 Aug
125
£i
17%
17%
Friday
Anthonian Mining Corp
785
..50
195
*
STOCKS
Arno
19
_•
Co._i
Bay
100
150
4
25%
Nov
14%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jun
13%
13%
7
5
25 3 4
_^T—
Nov
19
20c
3.335
11%
7
5
Feb
81 % Mav
July
14
11%
Oct
10
Feb
21
*
pfd.-—-20
47
^
11%
14
Crude Oil. '_l5
'4%'% preferred
12V8
13
_Z*
B
&
5
.
6%
71
100
11
*
—*
common..'
Limited
48%
_____*
A...
a25
:—
...
Jan
100
class
Oil
14 %
100
15%
July
2.05
6
27 f a
3.808
72%,
al7% a 17'4
•
10
26%
6%
5
Renfrew
Hoine
com.'
Mines
73 3.»
a25
%
a2l% a21%
_'
47
9%
.
__1__*
3.175'
10
9 Va
9,%
72
59
Co
Trans
' preferred
Zellers
May
275
6.83 4
*
(Geo) class A
Class A
warrants
6/<-
15
12% July
13
14%
Bank—._
300
2.05
1
,
common.^
Jan
49% May
42
& Worts
(Canada) Ltd.... III
Knapp
Augustus
Co
Handy
Hardee
22 Vz
22%
25
12%
47%
47%
Jan
Dec
8%
Gooderham
Anglo-Can
a'12%
1
*
_
Paper
50 %
100
17%
'
22%
20%
12%
Jun
3.638
2.95
__
Nov
12V4
3.00 Mar
Nov
66
a56
2
>
3.05
2.00
Investment-
.
preferred
Great
2"
400
'
,20%
a56
...lOO
Canada
Common
5 'c
1..10
5%' pfd
Britain
Great
•
__i.
Ltd
(Chas
Power
20%
__
,_5
x
Petroleum
French
__
1
^
Co
Motor
55-«
._*
115 Vz May
Aug
20%
41%
10
.10
Canada Ltd
of
Co
Oct
•
Falconbridge
Jan
43
'
a90
Apr
*
B__
64
Jun
42
——i- "III
Oct
37%
--
8% May
12%
—
May
83
;_.l
Corp
48%
Jan
44% Mar
10 Vz
——
41% May
Jan
25% May
1,027
10
,
Aug
4.85
100
10% May
46%
13
20%
85
Jan
May
Feb
33%
•
1,115
20%
Oct
May
40%
10 fa
_*
20
._20
Priees
Match
2.147
a50
107
'
Eddy
37%
38 Vz
31
8%
——
&
Western
24%
83
_•
;
24% Aug
4.020
a44
Weston
83
50
A
'
1.200
10%
103
—
A..
Ltd
Apr
39%
23
-23 %
•
1
7%
Nov
23 Vz
24
.3 %
com
7^
28%
7%
•
5%
Apr
1
A^_.
Canada
class
Oil
Sep
3,125
6
common
class
Freres
Feb
20
July
20
17
preferred
Dupuis
18
Oct
36
*
6
•
Ltd
Canada
May
20
com,
preferred
Donohue
Jan
1
.
Ltd.
Dominion
Dominion Textile
19
17'/a
>
15%
Dominion
Redeemable
17 >2
5
__10
common
Coal
&
Viau
137a
27
I.
&
19
14 %
;
Ltd
Steel
Union
9,530
,
Nov
183a
25%
Nov
23% May
100
19'/4
common
Lime
Jun
14%
13%
Steel
&
preferred
Dominion
55%
Jun
50%
13 %
17%-
25
...
Corsets
Dominion
Glass
Jan
Nov
49%
12
15% May,
23% Jan
11
50
1.750
a50
Finance class A—
Trans'Canada Corp Fund—:—.—... III
*
Trans Canada Pipeline—.—
*
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
*
Turilbull Elevator Ltd common
65Vz
pfd.
Dominion
Dominion
47%
7,231
al9
27%
Texaco Canada Ltd
18 ft'
16%
12%
26
Traders
82
26%
5,230
22% Aug'
Julv
10%
*
Toronto-Dominion
82
2.50
_:
Jan
Oct
50'4
2
;
;
Dominion
14
80
28 %
—
Jan
•
Seagrams
Petroleum
Dome
May
965
al9
~
Distillers
Sep
40
•
•
8%
26%
_
15
353a July
21%
30
of
Nov
40%
5.229
♦
14%
38%
11%
12f«
'
29%
40%
__2
14;%
26%
*
39%
29%
'
277/b Mar
21%
*
Co
39%
6%
Feb
31 %
38 fn
—-—,——
Nov
29%
9%
Jun
200
1.710
10
-
9%
39 %
10%
20
18
100
Simpsons
Southam
29%
10,990
Sep
24
Sicard Inc common
8 %
4.25. Jan
class
Save—_—
&
Apr
8%
'
39%
18
a44
preferred
22%Jan
175
Dec
Aug
23
Ltd
Oct
108
57% May
4.95
2.00
12%
23
common —
"A".
Williams of Canada
Sherwin
Nov
834
9.25
10%
10,670
97 %
H
Shell
17%
13 Vz
Cement
Canada
Sep
,13
Oct
7
3,475
Dec
Dec
Nov
2.00
6,943
.25
Shawihigan
Industries
Shell Investments Ltd 5%%
6.85 July
250
7.05
5%
Oct
57a
Jan
38
;;;;:ioo
Foods common
Scott-Lasalle Ltd
Dec
12%
'
7.10
*
Ltd
100
5"a
.100
Salada
Nov
37%
Nov
12
6%
A.
4.95
Jan
3.-50
24%
al3
*
Co—__—__
International
522
47
46
12%
common
Seal
&
Oct
,
Glass
Coronation
10%
69% Mav
16%
_»
Consumers
10%
373s
...
i
18%
*
*
Ltd......
Nov
5
Preferred
Jun
'
*
Smelting....
Ai
Corp
11
160
—
'
12 7
Jan
1,860
—
Feb
*
7 %
5%
.—
Co
Jail
2,860
Ltd.....
Co
19
Nov
17
31.202
1.
400
30.422
Royal Bank of Canada
:
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common-
12%
12.50
,
Jun
10%
8 %
1
preferred
Rothmans
Nov
13%
4.15
common
Ji
(B
57
2.00
Standard
4 V4 V<
55% May
8 %
2.80 Mar
^
pfd
Rolland Papeivclass A
May
60% Julv'
*
Corp
Coehlin
Jan
*
—
5%
Mines.
Algom
11% May.
.
4.580
373a
*
457b
'
CO
11%
Apr
1.499
3.85
,r,
2,455
.
*
.1
•
•
-50
6%
2,625
a
36 Vz
*
105
51
Quebec
18
*
Ltd
Oils
Feb
49 Vz
*
Quebec
153«
63 7
37
Clothe
Rio
Oct
88
10%
1
Natural Gas common__
preferred —3
Telephone common...
1958 preferred
1961
preferred'
—
May
15
3.85
_
117b
210
10 7 a
common
common
Transport
17%
46%
Ltd
Secur
Paper
Refractories
425
101
•
100
of Canada—
63 %
.1
&
13
99
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50
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22,863
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4
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13
57%
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24%
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,
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40
CANADIAN MARKETS
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of Prices
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_
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Corp
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class A
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Quebec
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33
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3:00
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Dec
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llc^
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90c
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1.15
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1
1
1
—1
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43c
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6.420
Nov
98c
Jan
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7c
3,000
6c
Nov
14c
Apr
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3c
3,000
3c
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Jan
Trans
3c
3c
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5.500
3c
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6 VaC
Feb
United
55c
86c
11,300
4.50
3.850
4.00
1.35
1.-35
1,700
1.00
3c
3c
2,000
3c
3c
1.50
54c
52c
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25c
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4c
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11c
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200
1
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81c.
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13,000
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Explorations
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29
3.15 May
2.25
2.40
2.300
2.25
Nov
4.25
26%
25c
B
26
1.92
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2.76
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1.03
1.74
15
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8c
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15
13
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4c
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1
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14c
17c
81,600
10c
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2c
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11.000
2c
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3c
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25
800
3 (AC
8.300
3c
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15'Ac
3.000
15c
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27
3c
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6c
&
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issues
Shown
STOCKS
new
Voting
Jan
13c
13c
5.500
13c
Aug
21c
Jun
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Apr
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3.40
3.55
200
3.20
Apr
4.25
Apr
1.22
1.16
1.22
2,500
1.05
Nov
2.00
Jan
——*
11c
11c
14c
<9.000
Jun
£lgoma
300
1.50
45C
B
1.85
Jan
Jan
3.85
May
Algonquin
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International
Helium
Interprovincial
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Iron
Apr
2.80
May
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Gold
'
a
Lead
2.40
1.45
4Vi'/c
Sep
9c
Mar
2.28
Apr
2.30
2.50
10,998
31,150.
7c
,
1,012
4
20 Vac Mar
Jan
Feb
7c
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Jan
3.85
1.79 Aug
55c
Apr
75c
Nov
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100
4.00
Nov
6.25 Mar
$2.70
class
4.15
6.699
2.85
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5.15
Feb
Class
C
90c
Oct
1.60 May
3(aC
Nov
*
96c
95c
1:10
3.967
3 (Ac
3 (Ac
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Labrador
Acceptance Corp
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,
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Lingsidc Copper Mining, Co Ltd
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A
Ash
Jan
Jan
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7% Jan
2,000'
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12
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25
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2.80
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26%
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6.70
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17
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—
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:
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400
310
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1.67
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300
20
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125
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class
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Oct
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Jan
Nov
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&
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May
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29
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28
28 Va
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53 Va
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35
35
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55
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Oct
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Oct
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50
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115
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31c
-
21
23
Mtge
9 664
102
20%
-
Canadian
1.65 July
Feb
51%
20%
21
t
Jan
2.24
1
Nov
4.90
2.365
43e
35c
——_*
A__^
Canadian Collieries common
Jan
Sep
8%
31 Va
Jan
Feb
'
23
—•
B
—
lo
common
Canada Steamship Lines
Preferred
Canada
28
*
:
Malting
Foundries
37%
•
Feb
Aug
608
Feb'
Aug
17
24
*
Preferred
Apr
23c
9 '4
21
101%
,
49
—
16
84c
'
3.75
21
Nov
51(4
100
20
Cement
42c
Aug
.
I
12Jan
8
Sep
103 Va
,
Nov
14%
,
Nov
112 Va, Jun
Sep
20(4
—
Nov
108
Aug
'
May
97
July
30
108 Va :108%
25
——
Nov;,
May
500
2034
500
225
pfd——
Aug
12c
55c
13c
Sep
Feb
1.704
__.*
A
14
35c
42e
13c
25%
57
5
17c
19,700'
54c
Jun
Feb
97
__*
warrants..-—
22c
18
19%
42
25
-
class
B
6%c Jan
Oct
.fan
56
v__•
Class
59.500
23%
15
97
—
warrants
9c
Oct
12'/a May
97
^_10
_-_—
—
A
7 VaC
-25'%
May
56 %
•
Class
100
Jan
60
30Va ,Jan
100
B—
Feb
14
3.15
Feb
53'
3,855
■
"
.1
1.00 Mar
,
14
8 Vac
—
Sullivan
25c
13o
"
Exploration &
Standard
1
Services
Warrants
Stairs
36c
14
Lid
6,390
24%
-
_100
Dredge
Bread
Canadian
A
Mines
24c
40c
Silver Town Mines Ltd
2.60
24%
•
100
preferred
Class
25c
1
Ltd
6% July
24%
————
Canadian
*
—
Oct
.
i-50
Corp
Mines Ltd
4.15
2.40
23%
*
—*
Corp
,Name changed to Quebec Indus¬
Silver
1.750
2.25
100
Co
5Vc
r
6t
Sep
5'%
395
Enterprises
Calgary Power common.
.
2
—————^-4—
1.185
'
55
Apr
'
27 Va
__100
Cabol
Jan
19% a 19%
19%
19%
214c
3c
a
.
Saucon
Sep
Jan
1,0
class
Gold
&
Canada
1.95
35c
*
—
6%
5(4
50
30
'
Sep/
10'/Ac
—20
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Nov
1,344
11,850
Products
Canada
Ltd—
56%
G'/a
51'a '
Oct
4 (Ac
5.50 May;
53Va May
Apr
4.50
16,337
Company
22c
Sep
Apr
50
16
:
pfd
preferred.
13.000
7-70
3.15
50
35
23%
common
Chemical
13c
7.60
160
27%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.10
12 Vac
1,011
16
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%%,
Nov
57% May
4.70
common_25
Columbia Telephone
Feb
650
45(4
51'4 July
53 "a
2234
B—
Corp
6c
2.000
Jan
Jan
33%
Jun
'
15c
12%
18(4
51 %
27
class
33c
4 Vac
July
11
Jun
Dec
5
5 (a
y
Products—--*
Sugar
1.00
59
*
Power
Feb
Dec
'
4.60
*
Columbia
50%.
56
51i%
«,•
2.45
—_•
Forest
20%
45c
56
6(4
Packers
Dec
16
15,240
51 (a
Columbia
May
^
_*
Note
Oct,
53(4
-
51%
1
Oil—
Apr
4c
1
pfd
'
50
——
Bank
44%
531/2
1(95
500
'
54%
44
50
Columbia
Canada
Red
common
Jan
*
Ltd——
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
Industrial Minerals
July
2.60
■
54%
50
common
Oct
12 14
*
Quebec
May
5.00 May
71%
4oc
*
8c
12%
1
1
Co_
—
Producers
25
104
Jan
647 a
,
*
:
—
4c
,
Canada—
1st
cum
Jan
Jan
4.10
52
•
.
__25^
—r
British
8c
1
Mining
of
Nov
63 (4
1
*
1
preferred
-
British
29c
1
Mining & Smelting
Corp
common
—
Feb
3 (Ac
—1
Corp.
—
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd—
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Power
Nov
Jun
18
July
100
50
675
12 '/a
Feb
70 V4
,
*
:
Mersey
Jan
8c
-10
Ltd-
Mines
Service
Peace River
L
Paper
Bowaters
,
Jan
33c
1
Inv
Feb
/
45c
70(4
*
i/„_i„—
C'orp 5%
preferred
70c
314 c
1
,
—L—
Mines
(Que)
Mines Ltd
Mines
Silver
Paudash
Paul
Copper
Uranium
9% May
16
64%
*
-_2_
—
36c
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Orc.hah
53% May
Jan
22 Va
505
100
4.40
'
4.15
Feb
7
3,342
?3 (a
100
100
*
;
Lumbei; Co
$5.15
Opemiska
Apr
16
8(4
25(4
July
,
7%
2.60
common
Sep
1
American Rare Metals
Northern Exploration Ltd-.
%
9(4
'
8 Va
10
i—l-—-
5 Va %
Sep
A pi-
3.60 May
48 Vac May
_1
—
North
53
50
10
—
,
July
9,125
_
A
May
50
___
'
—
class
Nov
July
53
75
23%
——
——^
6c
6.000
14c
1.70
—_*
Ltd
50
300
_•
preferred—-
Apr
41c
A
38c
220,010
Exploration Co Ltd
West
/Apr
13
Aug
8%
7,251
100
Bowater
•5%' May.
41c
,
Jan
16c
7.500
1.0G
Vendipg Co Ltd—*
Ltd-——
s
1.70
53%
Jan
Dec
52
52
,
__*
1
——
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newrich
New
Ltd
Aug
Nov
9(4
25%
I*
—
&
British
Mining Co
Pleasant Mines Ltd
Mount
56'4 May
9(4
*
—
Telephone
Bow Valley
Jan
10
Nov
10.000
9c
Beatty
'
Mistango River Mines Ltd
1
.'MoiyDcienite Corp of Canada Ltd——1
Monpre
24 Va May
51(4
10
B
Bell
45(4
Distilleries
41%
Sep
51%
pfd%_____/._24
—
Power
Class
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
.5
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
——._*
T,i
Jun
Sep
75c
30
52(4
1'8 Va
46
3,606
Oct
Feb
/ 30
July,
39'A
295
11 Va
7.00 Oct
59%
12
9(4
class
Industries
7c
45c
35c
7
Jan
21%
—50
Nova Scotia
of
Bartaco
Bathurst
45c
Mercury
July
28
90c
Jan
25 Yi Oct
9'A May
21% Jan *
150
46%
——
Ba.ik of Montreal
Oct
.
1
Melchers
5.00
43%
26(4
v
Oct
(19
Jun
8c
Oct
4c
600
a22% a22%
Mines Ltd—„ 1
Ltd—
58
27%
'
Massval
722
3,050
6.25
11(2
Jan
108 Va
Aug
% 24
Jan
9.75
Mar'
£2
1,300
11(4
*
31%
110 Va July
Dec
19
56%
1
2.85 July
.
Oct
23(4
.
1.10 July
Jan
6.70
May
3.15 July
Aug
18%
107(4 107,%
:
—
2.00
6,645
7.30
25
Jan
26%
Dec
4.90
Jan
107
367
Dec
25 % May
Jan
Mctr
2.35
b,3U7
110
_*
common-—
Electric
2is
65c
2,525
26%
13
3.35
2,185
72c
2.00 May
Nov
2t'/a Mar
25
2.65
Dec
12(4
615
2.70
High
40c
75
4.90
pfd—50
Paper
preferred-:
Preierred
Aug'
30,407
6.10
Sugar Refineries conuqon
Class
Aug
Low
2.749
13
19
being
one
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
12%
57%
common—
first
OILS.
Sales /
for Week
25
Pulp &
The
and
'
;
Malartic Hygrade Gold
Sep
Dollars
411/4
Hardware
Temple
parts.
MINES
—50
preferred
Ashdown
May
83« May
60c
33
1.00
8'A
Jan
25%
33
1.00
1
(Walter M)..—
f
7 Va
725
8
758
8
■
two
the
Canadian
4.60
_*
._%__*
pfd_
Atlantic .Acceptance
*
Les
6c
.
"A"
_5
Co Ltd—1
into
list
in
!_
r
com
$2.60 preferred—;
.67 c
4.00
1
/
Exchange
GOc
10
/
Controls
Canadian
56c
f
Nov
40c
10
Argus Corp
common
$2.50 class A pfd—;
4.00
■
-
Jan
6 Va
24Ta
;
V/c
Co
4.00
:
/
.
8 VaC
Jan
Range
100
common-
preferred
58c
Ltd
Mines
Aug
3.85
—•
preferred
Aluminum
4.00
Ltd
r-
Lowney Co Ltd
Sep
1.05 July
5c
6.000
a7c
3c
1.550
Week's
7.00
Credit
Ltd
4.00
—.
:
Zinc
Leclerc
-
9c
a3c
/
1.000
6
5
:
4—50c
—
■
Laduboro Oil
Nov
5c
200
77.533
3c
of Prices
100
common—1
Bldg
Analogue
a7c~
'
•Latteries
S9c
1.177
a3c,
1.94
Jan
72c
Steel
—*
_■
&
3c
9c
1
Mines
Petroleum's
Kodiak
Kontiki
1.10
1.85'
1
Kenting AviationjLtd
Kiena
1.00
Mining
&
Co. Ltd-
oil-
Corp
Desmond
Kelly
1.05
1.87
1
—*
——1
Continental
Jubilee
2.05
Ltd—1
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Israel
2.00
5
—
5c
87cf
6.500
5.000
24Va
common
Warrants
Algoma
:
May
May
12 VaC Mar
3c
•
Gas
Central
Aug
1.80
Dec
3c
81c
3.65 Mai-
Oct
83c
25
preferred-—-
1.25
663
66c
•
Trunk
Natural
2.20
1.50
a3.00
Dec
Low
warrants
A
Alberta
a3.00
5c
66c
second
—
trust
Gas
.
-Class
1
*
NOV
300
1.000
12'%,
Class A preferred
—*
95c
19% Aug
13.500
40c
—
r
Jan
35c
Jun
Jan
Gc
Expressed
com
common-,
2.75
10c
the
Last
—
Distillers
8'ac
Ltd—*
11 (a
5%
*
Warrants
Oct
—
Feb
230
66c
segregated
are
and
Are
common
May
Nov
'
3c
6
STOCKS,
-
Ltd
5c
Ltd
Nov
75c
3c
_2
Can
Exchange
Paper
Preferred
Nov
27
May
27
3c
15'/2c
1
*
Power
60c
Inspiration
30%
1.00
—'_1
of
Preferred
Apr
2 (Ac
Ltd
Jan
5c
3c
*
12c
Can
Jun
Dec
July
83c
_
-
Abacon
Abitibi
10'Ac
Ltd——
28
30
25
16,350
15%
95C
5c
-1
Par
Jun
2.775
Foods
2* Va
/38c
725
•
66c
-
_
_
Feb
5c
50,500
18.500
Chemicals
15
Sale Price
49.000
Inland
15
Friday
INDUSTRIAL
7c
Grissol
51c
Nov
2'VaC
2.500
,
9c
15
Inc—___ 1
15
Mines Ltd
Oct
Jan
*
Nov
15
Sep
Sep
14c
Age
3,0
39c
__10
Ltd^
Prices
7'5c
Golden
26
30
42c
»
....
P'eb
2.800
24.350
1
—1
Canada
2.25
7c
*
INDUSTRIAL
6c
of
1
—
,
Co
July
19c
Silver Mines Ltd—_—
Jan
Dec
Nov
__30
Stock
12c
Autotronics
14c
'
2.00
Toronto Stock
Toronto
The
69 c
Lake
Nov
4c
1,200
Ltd__
12c
Genuine
4 Vac
8.000
Ltd
7i5c
Glen
5c
Oct
1.14 Mar
2,500
Corp..
Mines
Apr
1.95
6'/a Aug
1.60
—
Sep
23c
5c
Speculative Inv Fund
Oct
10'%
Oct
2.50
18c
-
„
14 VaC
,/
Jan
Sep
_1
Ltd
Mines
Jun
July
2.25
-
Co
1
Lake
6cV
4 Vac
Co Ltd
^
Frigistors Ltd
-*
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
—1
Futurity Oils JLtd—.
„—*
Fox
62c
12,500
4c
Aug
18c
Ltd
32.800
7c
1.19 Mar
1.50
Ltd——_
Minerals
Reliance
Fort
8c
80c
10c :10% c
Apr
2.35
—
Mining &, Exploration
Feralco
Industries
Ltd.
York
Ltd
Mining
Westville
Oct
1.55
1
Fano
2.150
68c
6'/aC
2.25
class
Explorations
Mines
Westburne
VaC Sep
2.50.
_1
Inc___
Nov
4 Vac
Associates
Hout
Virginia
—i
100
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Metal
Fab
Minerals
&
22 Va
Der
Vanguard
Jam
37c
Jan
25',2
Van
Vauze
2.60
Dec
Ltd-
1.41
1
—
—
<„
Electric
xowns
Mar
12 (a
Aug
Mar
Mines
Sep
19 Va May
Oct
80e
-I_l
—:—
Ltd
Corp
Obalski Mining
Nov
12
1.40 July
21c
Ltd—ai—
Bakeries 4''ft
pfd_—
Empire
11
10c
Ventures
Eastern
6
Feb
2,000
Corpy__l
Sullivan
East
34(ac
Jan
3c
8
25
Nov
25c
22,000
*
Ltd
i
Corporations
preferred
United
Mar
6c
Dec
17c
_
—
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Dumagami
Sep
J 7c
Ltd
Leaseholds 'Ltd
Drummond
4c
Steel Works Ltd—*
Dominion Explorers
Dominion
Oct'
16(2 Mar
67c
Ltd_—„j..—•_*
Ltd
Corp
Asbestos
United
Jun
5c
9c
,
6,295
10
—
Electronics Ltd
Delta
200
2.000
6%c
1
Freezers
Canada
5%
1
.
_
*
retroleum
Apr
54c
Aug
Feb
775
12
12
Couvrette' &
5c
July
2,200
4'/2C
4c
4c
Quebec Yellowknile Mines Ltd. 1
Provost Ltee class A
5
Condol
a
Jan
3VaC
27,000
30,c
1.75
14c
500
4c
4c
Consolidated
Aug
9c
7.114
51c
Explorations—1
Mines Ltd —1
Canorama
Central
Con-ol
—_
Ltd,
Exploration Ltd
United
4.75 July
Jan
4%
1,320
17
84c
High
7
■
Mogador Mines Ltd——1
Con&ondated Monpas Mines Ltd—-__1'
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated
Nov
95c
Aug
70c
4.40
75c
'
L'-Ungava
Compagnie Miniere
47c
3c
(Can) Ltd *
——4_—:—-—
Low-'
5.00
i, 1963
Range Since Jan.
High
5 00
17
Ltd
Mines
Tazin
7c
*
Ltd
Gas
&
Commodore Business Macli
<r
Shares
82c
Mines Ltd
Lake
Tache
3c
—
Corp
copper
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland copper corp.—,—,
for Week
Low
5.00
:
Sales
:
Range
Apr
Tallisman
*
Cessland Corp Ltd
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
ot Prices
,
Par
Mar
11c
Sep
29
2
v
Last
Sale Price
High
4%c Apr
1,600
>
5c
.
Week's
Friday
/
,
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
Par
.
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
Financial Chronicle
1.275
/
3.00
6%
7
50c
2.65 May
Oct
2.70
Jan
14
,
6.40
Feb
Jan
12
'LOO
Oct
3.935
7
Apr
Oct
3.00
3.00
Sep
521
16'4
8%
Oct
2,064
Aug
50
29
34
Nov
May
Nov
Aug
Jan
Jan
4.25 July
'
19
Jun
35
/
July
130
May
Apr
39
Feb
Number 6823
198
Volume
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2257)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
for Week
Shares
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Sales
of Prices
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Shares
Range Since Jan.1,1963
v
...
*
:
,
Par
'
General
Cauauian
Gen
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
class
Securities
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Marconi
ky
Tire
12
100
12
Doic
17
17 Va
"1.161
lb% Mar
8%
200
Dec
63%
Class
5V
preferred
17%
18
1.735
la-,4
1-eo
liv4
Nov
Internat'l
3.95
3.95
4.15
7,800
O'J
Nov
5.00
Feb
International
37! 4
35%
37%
39.299
24%
Jan
37%
Dec
International
12
12%
6.443
10%
Sep
13%
Sep
International
17 %
17%.
440
•'
*
Capital Bldg Industries
Chartered Trust Co—
*
Trust
Mar
1.015
2 3«4
Jan
145
29 Va
40
99 Va
33
100 100 %
Chemcell
common
^
*
25
25
'
Jun
Apr
Investors
Jail
Class
Jan
20 Vb
33 %
Oct
17%
545
17
30
31
270
2.00
1.95
2.05
3.200
1514
18
.
1.90
101
Jan
Oct
Columbia
Cellulose
Cohduits
400
13 %
6.797
10%
Oct
13%
Nov
37%
200
37
Oct
38%
56% May
97
91
97
453
6%
7
1.825
2.95
13%
150
Jan
5%
Kelly
20
7.85
_.
Consolidated
100
8%
2.230
6 %
100
6
5%
23
May
Class
Class
Class
B
B
2nd
Craig
3.60
Dec
100
1.80
Oct
5
81
80%
82
6.723
20,016
Douglas
• a
9% May
Laura
9
Laurentide
11
Dec
Si.40
Nov
$1.25
7.75
7.85
11,716
4.75
Jan
7.85
Nov
$2.00
20,344
-
40%
7,218
1.13
12
27,575
104
104
5
104
105%
106
30
105
18
18
1C0
16%
Jan
19% May
17 3«
18
221
1614
Jan
18%
6%
7
3,795
1.40
200
104
'8 3
22%
Jan
30
36
Jan
41% May
Dec
12%
Dec
109 %
Feb
Nov,
109%
Feb
Class
7% July
Jun
2.10 Aug
1.30
l,u()0
1.00
Aug
(M)
Dominion
Maclaren
Tar
13 Ir
13%
13 %
251
15%
16%
11,787
17 'A
49 %
50%
Magna
Dec
Maher
1.7 %
19 la
Nov
55%
Jun
Nov
23% May
«,■
Economic
Exquisite
Class
130%
Feb
Famous
508
%
__
Federal
Farms
Federal
Grain
class
Fleet
Ford
5
Va %
(AJi
Dec
Maxwell
Apr
M
30
Feb
Metro
13'4
Feb
E
P
16 VB
16
a
1.247
15%
Jun
18%
13
8.129
12%
25
914
23 %
21 Va
590
20 %
37 Vi
37%
38
267
36%
Sep
2.70
3.10
7,200
2.25
20%
21 VB'
5 '■>
•
2.80
20%
13
General
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
12 %
Jan
22
345
10 Va
Jan
13
7
7 >4
13,495
6%
General
Motors
—.
General .Petroleum
Products
General
General
Wares'
Steel
class
Drill
class
Mfg
1 %'
—
A—
,50c
A
♦
7%
7%
7%
9,200
49%
49%
50
724
47%
Jan
31
31'a
900
30
Aug
13% Mar
22%
Dec
22 Va
22 3
«
1,110
Jun
22 Va
221
a
&
1st
pfd—30
*
Gordon
Great
Maclay
Lakes
...
17%
Oct
Monarch
Fine
16
16%
7,973
13%
Feb
16%
Oct
Monarch
Knitting
16%
Nov
.
„
17%
Oct
Apr
July
July
9%
Jun
21
Oct
Milton
10
Apr.
Molson
May'
Class
17.643
21%
200
22%
24%
39%
54
54
50%
22
.
Montreal
41
2,508
30%
Juii
44%
Apr
Moore Corp
2
54
Dec
1,150
9
Aug
37%
145
30
Jan
33
260
11%
Feb
16
Sep
700
10 "4
10%
10%
325
1.25
1.25
300
55
10
2,45
Oct
442
104 Va
Jan
1.00
1.25
1,125
1.00
3.20
liooo
1.95
Jan
8
8»4
600
7
22
22 %
305
21%
4,221
12%
class
Northern
22,450
1.75
Jan
3.25
2,533
2.90
Sep
3.95
Feb
——•
2734
27%
28
150
27
Sep
31%
Apr
28%
29
535
28%
Dec
3.2
Jun
7%
7%
870
'
10 V4
Apr
.
T4 Va
—*
'14
13 V,
14
—100
90
90
90
10
•
12%
12%
13
1,165
101
101
15
49%
51
5,925
10%
10 Va
650
7 Vi
631
7%
700
3
6
2.785
Works—
,
5
•
—*
50 "a
—-*
A—
7%
iOVa
700
Warrants
—i
common
5%
Trust
Steel
—
Oct
17
Jan
21 Va May
Northern
Ontario
25
Feb
38 %
Sep
Northern
$2.80
preferred
Telephone
4:60
7.500
Aug'
4.95
Jan
B
67%
280
58
Jan
Feb
Northwest
55c
4.000
50c,
Oct
83c
Jah
Nova'
2.120
45%
Feb
63%
Natural
Gas..——•
172
174
165
171%
Jan
Jun
Ogilvie
28%
601
2514
Jan
32 %
Jun
Ontario
614
200
5 %
Jun
7V4
Oct
Jan
104%
Jan
200
27 i/o
Great
West
Greater
class
Coal
West
Great
102
100
55
.
15
15
300
10%
Feb
16
Utilities
271,2
291/4
262
25
Oct
32
84
83
85%
95c
95c
95c.
371
13
13
1.235
134
15
97 %
Jan
Jan
1.00
FlGtir ;
22%
•'
7 V-
Oct
Guaranty
144
■
250
7 V'B
_
4.952
15 %
19 %
Jan
8.65
,
Hersey
Parker
Hamilton
Hardee
80 Va
Penmans
Peoples Credit,
Jan
13%
—..
—
Sep
11
Dec
44
Feb
50% July
1.05
60c
1.25
4.476
25 c
Sep
1.35 May
12
14 3
1
51
70
1,.80
3.360
2.65
1,903
365
52 c
1.025
16
1«
5%
46 c'
16%
5.245
2.10
255
Feb
48
9,449
1.60
2.55
46 c
Preferred
Hawker
.'
1.15
70
Siddeley
2.45
50
4014
413n
1,095
Power
200
,9%
150
11%
16,219
r~
6.00
18%
19
5%
21c
Oct
Price
July
14%
18 V*
Feb
1.80 Mar
ii
62
1,031
110
18%
Hinde
"Class'
Home
class
Oil
100
1963
150
6.10
4.717
19 1
B
J
V__—
I
Hudson's
Bay
24% Aug
Rapid
Huron
Husky
Oil
64
Jan
Revelstoke
Jun
20
Dec
Riverside
Class
Imperial
Imperial
C
.
26%
Jun
Robin
1,65 Aug
4.10
Jan
32 V4
Dec
Robinson
149
23%
Oct
26 Vz Mar
25%
25]%
6%
6%
96%
96%
8.967
;
'
50
19
58
58
25
12%
12%
13%
5.599
*
13%
2.40
13%
2.25
14%
19%
14
2.50
14%
1.605
5.479
15.720.
3.737
13''8
13%
13'a
100
67'A
67%
67%
9,097
6 %
6%
l
6 1
4
20c
20C
&
warrants
;
Life
Oil
25c
•
44
...5
13
15c
loc
170
__10
„_
Industrial
common
Acceptance
::
common
4.862.3
•
For footnotes, see page 43.
41%
Deo'
Jan
6%
Dec
9%
Nov
170
43%
44 3
It'*
,
2,980
00
J
50
a
13.33.1
13%
3,235
4.70
75
Jan
10% July
50
20%
Oct
Sep
July
1.35 Mar
Nov
2.65
Oct
St
Oct
St
Oct
13c
15
7%
Nov
5c
Nov
153
13
6%
23%
"23
63
a
23%
18%
13.901
13
6 %
21 %
Jun
1.60
95c
.
Jan
Aug
Jan
37
Feb
10%
Feb
300
8 %
Sep
1.00
Aug
6% Mar
10 %
Feb
10% May
12.640
10 Vi
10
8Vb
7 Va
8%
15-993
4pe
33c
40c
5,920
3.175
IDA
315
1.25
33 Vz
Jan
class
2nd
4.10
3.70
4.25
1.999
3.00
102 Va
109
2.242'
64 Vi
St
415
Mar
1.75
Sep
Dec
Jan
41% May
Aug
Lawrence
Maurice
73
10
Selkirk' Holdings
Sav/ette
Ltd
Feb
Shell
*
*
100
"A"
—
1
*
——
£-•
;
5.C98
500
19%
Jan
22
Oct
120
12%
Sep
14%
Jan
3.00
3.75
2,700
16 Va
115
14
18%
100
16%
42
3,307
7%
400
.Tun
Nov
47
Oct
9Ve
Feb
7.930
6
July
10 Va
5,576
70
July
81
9%
9%
26
26
100
'
9 3 4'
55
24%
9%
IOV'4
10%
100
17
200
21%
110
103
103
180
14
20 %
99%
39c
26
Feb
Apr
July
23
Jnn
104
Jun
11%
Oct
Sep
Feb
45c
2,550
11%.
12,755
2.80
2.75
2.80
1.Q75
2.00
Nov
3.65
4.65
4.65
1.170
4.15 May
6.50
814'
4.375
7%
5
5V4
280
25%
7.586
6.00
6.00
6.25.
3.372
Jun
69c
11
25'a
Jan
Jan
Nov
40c
8%
May
10%
19 Va
Apr
,
45c
25%
Sep
Nov
May
10% .Tilly
Feb,
Jan
July'
11 Va
914
Jun
19
10 V,
*
—20
—
4
16%
.
Jan
73%
21%
103
41
5.50 May
Dec
Aug
a
V '4
*
i
Dec
14
17
i—-*
class
Arts
Warrants
Sep
9%
93a
9
,
—
Industries
Investment
preferred
Feb
9%
18%
21 Va
721
9%
'
...
May
f!
.7 %
4
72 Va
10
Salada Foods Ltd
/
117
Jan
41%
9%
i—mill 25
Corp
Gas^
Jan
Mar
3.00
42
10
Cement
Feb
,4 60 Oct
Aug
7%'Aug
8
4.50
18%
Mall
preferred.
A
Seven
28 34
310
1,050
16 Va
'..5
Shawinigan
Jan
8%,
16%
1.20
14
37
A—_.
—
a
8% May
Jan!
Nov
21 Va
9 V'4
21%
A.*.-.
Standard
1G
7'8
161
3.60
>
Jan
May
83H
838
16 Va
preferred—..
class
4.80
25c
108 Va
_—..—....—
Little
45% May
6
Dec
8%
14.557
1,858
Bldg common...
Lawrence
Clafis
Jan
192% Mar
May
39% July
Jan
3.65
'
83 4
1
14
% July
23%
Feb
1.30
373i,
—
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Royalite preferred
Russell
(Hugh)
class A
69
5
2.75
27 %
36
A...
of Pall
Jan
11
9.00 May
Sep
1.00
415
—
preferred
/58% May
>13% July
class
Rcthman.s
14% May
15% Nov
11
"15% May
Aug
Nov
Apr
1.50,
—
—
Roekower
May
58
,
-Mar
10% July
6.00
26%
415
Nodwell
Rockwell
7% May
100 '
Jan
11
18%
26 Va
"
Imperial Tobacco
6'f,
preferred
Jan
302
1.30
1
—
—
Yarns
Robertson
Jail
14%
—
Sep
8 % May
A.2 5
Apr
37 V'4
Gas
Chemical
July
54
18
*
common—
Warrants
30
(
:15
23% Aug
4.50 Oct
6%
415
-—100
Grip
600
20
Erie
May
Nov
Jan
450
1.50
i:
Reichhold
5.575
26
6%
Co.
Hughes Owens Co class A
2.75
2.830
_20c
■*
Nov
Aug
2.10
20c
j—__—
.
Pittfield
ft
J.uiy
14
7'%
Sep
4.00
32%
26
96 la
*
.
12 V4
.
3.65
..10
warrants
2.05
*
i
A.
85
27 Vi May
8%
—
Preferred
,31%
1912
Dauch.
&
Home
Apr
Apr
1.25
..
Ore:
Iron
Nattiral
32
•
Hayes Steel common—
J»a
6
Apr
7 'a
7%
...
warrants
1959
14
Oct
20
100
„
Sep
10%
A..
Bros
Quebec
7
May
1.00 Aug
'
I
Apr
Mar
26%
class
Trust
2.05
...
>21
9%
Jan
3.60
1.25
Corp
Premier
Dec
20
25
_•
80
'
6 %
(i.
:——-—*
Industries
Premium
Jan
2.65
61%
62
81
common—
Preferred
39%
Nov
Aug
Mar
74c.
4.241
Ill's
*
...
30
NOV
20%
1.127
3.00
9
"
11%
11%
*
-
5
3.885
217!,
3.00
'
2.55
common....
29%
27
783
14%
?
common
Phantom
Apr
9
15
Carpets common
Jan
2T
20
24,
41%
*
——
—L
Pipeline cbmmon.
Oct
59
common.!
Cotton
Farms
Harding
Jun
Jan
2034
Drilling
Pembina
Oct
6.720
10
29%
Aug
July
14%
—
May
11
;__;
Dec
Apr
Jan
8"%
20%
—
24
10
Jail
907
12
common...
2.05
16 Va
17 V4
3.00
common
1—%
...
25
Jan
a
10
22 7
5%
Trust....
Brass
Oct
27%
730
80 V,
Petroleum
Preferred
Hahn
Dec
Jan
1,179
5.25
111
common
Warrants
Page
Jan
45%
—
6
Jun
Nov
1.45
2.155
9
'
Fixture—
Store
Pacific
Nov
9%
A._
Lines—__
July
9.154
38
18%'
23%
*
•,
—
Wholesale...^
Preferred:
1334 July
Jan
Mar
127
24%
■
24
>
Industries
Greyhound
8
31% Mar
5.25
—
Products
Ontario
Feb
,32
Aug
55
28
27%
63%
65c
.
50J
r
45%
Winnipeg Gas...
Greening
11
Feb
11
common.....
57
Jan
Jan
Nov
4.45
200
18
80'/8
pfd.—...... -..100
•
Power..
Steel
Overland
Sep
17%
2.10
Saddlery
Jan
104.'
Jan
14% July
1,162
27
8%
5.25
Oshawa
102
4512
....
Jan
457/b
50
37%
18 V'B
1
—
28
27
27%
...
Scotia
27%
1.65
warrants
92
15%
Sep
79
_-,_l
warrants
C
Oct
Apr
Oct
88
935
27
10
37%
Warrants
55%
IIso
:
Class
Class
Oct
86
11%
744
2.05:
28
Mines
55
15
preferred ,.-—--—30
50%
Noranda
5 V.
1.75
15
20
preferred.
Grocers
National
Jun
155
10
c.
July
10.
'
2.05
Containers
National
Jan,
-50
corn-
7Va Mar
7 3 a.
Drug & Chemical common—•
3.80
22%
...
2.45 May
2.30
3.10
——V
class
:
765
12
Capital
13% Mar
2.15
Warrants
National
51c
2412
Preferred
23% May
2.30
^
;
2
.....
.
■'
Feb
3.20
common
B
18"
134
——.-!.
Warrants
Great.
B.
8% Aug
.
Jan
13
Oct
3.25 May
Feb
•
^
31%
13
Power
2.00
Dec
3.00
8 Va
common..
18%
3.60
107
—•
Foods—
31%
9,887
Jun
106
16% Oct
110% Oct
Sep
102
12'%
—
66
55%
108%
Jan
10%
3.905
3.20
Gas
Trust
National
11% Mar
Sep
1.20
Jan
1238
16
Sep
103% July
6 % July
NOV
25
24,165
.20
;
(Robert)
Class
Mar
15%
6%
15 Va
105
1.00
Locomotive
Montreal
11%
Oct
Jan
27% May
.
16%
15
!
Dec
2
3.20
Mar
*25
105
Properties
Preferred
Nov
24%
9i
50
106
B
Jan
Dec
9C0
15%
.100
Brewery class A_—
16%
54
2.15
26 %
26%
28%
Brick
54
.
24% July
Jan
1.95 Nov
(l-m
& Power common
Industries
Midwest
3,115
.
23%
Dec "
18%
.20
Mexican Light
21% July
16% Aug
,
Jan
22%
15,785
16
common
Jan
16%
19
160
25
24%
16%
100
,.
!
—
10
21%.
25
2.15
—
Canadian
Jan
2.00
^
—20
:
Preferred
68%
471,4 Mar
—.
common
1,293
common.
Paper
Lakes
Great
Feb
2-6 %
class A.. .2.53
Paper
pfd
15%
28
common^
(Canada)
Apr
9% Jan
51% | Apr
Nov
7
Oct
May
6,387
A
class
'
Tire
Goodyear
9V8
Nov
Nov
Jan
450
-
103%
July
15
II III
12% Feb
Sep
6,183
22%
15
.10
—
Jan
13
7
Feb
Jan
43%
12%
.
Jan
22%
•
21V4
50 Va
Jun
103.,
61
6
L
Apr
22 %
50 %
....
pfd
26%
Oct
'
Power
19
July
25
21%
*
/
Ltd
C
100
/
■Gatineau
12
25
21%
Jan
7
4.25
12%
20
.38
Oct
Feb
97c
735
a
•
16 3
Oct
Nov
Mills
Stores
27 la
;
common
2.85 May
80c
preferred
172
Companies
Nov
86c
8
6712
Canada.—
of
Fraser
Freiman
2.15
'
55
Co..—
3,450
£.
Leaf
51c
Motor
2.40
82c
7%"
A__
Mfg,
Ford
2.20
82c
8
18 3
2.25
Oct
*
19
1
•
3.05
'Jan
125
55 3 a
—
Oct
10%
1,085
1.25
Players Canadian
Farmer
2.10
33Vz
20
6%
Candy——
common
1
Fanny
2.065
•,
12
Ltd.
Niagara
Falconbridge
x2.45
24
33 %
A
F referred
20
15
warrants
A
2.40
MasseyrPerguson Ltd common—
Jan
I..
:<
37
.10
Oct
Dec
18%.
9%
Preferred
19%
Nov
20
..
common
705
7
17%
......——
Forms
19%
31
10
—.—
—
1,
Ltd
Ernco
Co
10
....
Trust
investment
Match
Eddy
j.—
19!/4
common
/
...
Morse
Chartered
Eastern
Feb
19%
4.90
650
2,283
.
24
—
Sep
80
1,890
1,500
66
.
40%
common
18%
Sep
Feb
7 %
17%
Preferred
Jan
14%
3,592
32%
103
a
2.65 May
Dec
7
12%
1,6 3 8
17%
6% May
July
1.40
32
103
23.50
17%
5
405
1,600
5
32
12 %
a
%
1.50
7%
64%
•
53b
1.40
-
1
103
16 7
10% May
80c
Jan
2.40
...:
651-2
12'4
-
Bloedel Powell River..^..
Shoes
29% May
110
30
a
18%
Jan
16%
14,785
/
Nov
47
2.007
475
Textile
Jan
16%
Jan
16%
7,105
a
16
11%
1,285
—_—_
Dupont Co—
12% Mar
Maple
'
16%
50'a
122
Chemical common
&
Nov
30
Power
class
Macmillan
15%
Stores
Dominion
Jan'
40c
15c
Ltd.:
Macleods
15 3
11 Vz
10
1.75' Mar
Loeb
Apr
——_
Nov
155
5,100
330
Minerals
1.55
291
Coal
10
10
45c
•
Locrha
Nov
Dominion Scottish Investments pfd .50
Steel
May
100
10
40c
:
Nov
10
Dominion
10%
Oct
preferred.——
B ' 1st
61
...
Apr
Jan
50
8% July
260
121 130Va
Magnesium
3.15
3.55
2,675
J—
73
8
Jan
3.05 Aug
26c
—
53
1
2.05
7,858
25
Groceterias
Jan
—
4,400
3.20
4.50
A
B
Preferred
Janf
common.;
3.15
3.10
8 Vz
—....3
Inc
50
50
Class
Loblaw
Loblaw
2.00
137a
Co
Jan
25C
;
class
Co
Jan
1,025
29 V2
Glass
4.95
4.25
common.
Oct
Preferred
Jan
'
2.115
4.35
preferred
Loblaw
Jan
2.65
Oct
4
..25
Dominion
59%
17%
i
Industries
2nd
Jun
0
514 July
1.05
Levy
30
II —100
68
Nov
cl
Leland
Sep
10% Julv
56
*
Dominion
a
Financial
55
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
30
39%
preferred—— r, 35
Preferred
Nov
50
25c
Shops
preferred
.
18 3
Dominion
3.85 Sep
Jan
52^
1
prelerred
Nov
96
Inv
112
1,390
10%
•
preferred
10%
17'A
Gen
Feb
1.50
Jan
Jan
May
20
Candy
90
Electroliome
Dominion
Jail
Secord
Jan
16
Coal preferred...——
87
%
2.95,
10
Cement common
185
Dominion
6%
4.55
Jan
2.40
71
2
54% May
7%
.-...10
:
...
56 Va
Seagrams.
Dairies
3.15
;
51%
Delta ' Acceptance
Dominidn
3.05
*
;
Gas
71
common-
Dominion
7%
warrants...
Cement
uakeland
56%
.50
.10
Bridge
Dominion of. Canada
52f
78%
1
•
La.arge
Lake Ontario
1.25
Nest
Distillers
55
7%
856'
3.70
54
51
A..
class
..5
Ltd
3.50
41c
Jan
—
Crush. International
3.60
51 %
r
7%
,
Zellerbach
Crows
*
25c
25c
common
common
7%
8%
...
Trust,
Crown
Pipe
1
.10
!
Preferred
Crown
Oct
300
Ltd
Nov
1.85
common.
47
48
1.80
150
—
Timber
Crestbrook
Jun
3.60
1.145
lc.
preferred
Bit c—
Feb
27%
47
Steel
Oct
73%
Aug
1.80
Line
Sep
Oct
61 % July
3.60
7.695
6%
.
8%
21 %
1.80
Pipe
Jan
87c
Apr
3.60
11
...———
—
4,452
Dec
19 V* May
Jan
Oct
6%>
47 %
8%
18
Credit
Warrants
17%
41c
16,235
23 7a
Nov
*
6 %
17 3 8
'
Coronation
70 %
23%
6%
25
preferred...
9%
29 Va
.100
voting
B
68
23%
vvts
warrants
Club
Jan
1.40
.100
preferred.
B
69 %
2.50
common
Lake
Oct
4.10
1134
—--
Distillery
Cprby
71
Warrants
39 3 a
common.——
A
44Jan
...
Nov
29 3 4
Smelting..
Paper
Gas
440
Labatt
% May
8
3.80 May
•
Consolidated Mining &
69 %
Jan
1961
8%
8"'a
Consumers
<67 Va
Jan
common.....*
10%
11
common
23
6%
1
Preferred
Warrants
24
Warrants
Oct
109
Apr
8%
8%
Bakeries
Building
Mar
--
Apr
2.10
23
___
Consolidated
16
6.25
Nov
—
—
Consolidated
134
♦
Syndicate
Class
Jan
16
15%
12%
15%
6%
National
common
23
Dec
Nov
Discount
Preferred
Dunlop
540
A
Jefferson
Jan
4.05
37%
13
Warrants
Cochrane
15.000
8
23
8V4
1.50
Jun
25 % Mar
17
30
•
x
—
910
50c
8
common..!*
Powders
Preferred
—
——
common
19%
45c
__
Warrants
—
—
Clairtone
19
45c
•_
35%
Jan
22%
19
2.95
Chrysler
4.75
Feb
'Sep
4.15
79c
Discount
Intel-provincial
Intel-provincial
Class
_
preferred
$1.75
1.105
„.
Utilities
Oct
'
Wines
Gai
Chateau
6%
-
Bronze
30 Va
shares
ill
Co
6
_1
Gas..
Intel-provincial
Intel-provincial
July
18%
la5
:
City
Jockey
held)
10
each
6
Preferred
Apr
46
exchanged lor Eastern &
Being
3.90
'
20
Warrants
Inter
Nov
22
32 3
ii
com.*
17%
'
Jan
29%
32 .%
Oct
July
16
75
29
33
is
Dec
17%
500
35
34 3
291 2'
.)
Feb
a
20
1
20
34 3 4
100
—
-*
Chartered
1.125
Nickel
12-8
^anddian Westinghouse
lor
4.75
4.50
Minerals
*
*
*
Natural Gas
4.50
Preferred
18
10
13%
7% July
High
1.580
6,050
common
Aug
60 % July
'
8%
1.50
5
Gas
10%
Vickers
Canadian, Western
69 Va May
Natural
950
com
.
Inland
4.235
1712
_■,,
Feb
Low
8
1.10
,
5,982
20
Utilities
Canadian
Inglis
High
8%
*
*
/.
64
:
Canadian
9 Va
Wire
(John)
9 V'4
,
Low
1.25
...
12%
common...
A
19 Va May
;
8%
ltd
Corp
Industrial
Minerals
12%
..
63
8%
Jan
16%
Industrial
9 >4
Salt
Canadian
12
8 %
Par
Oct
46
12 la
preferred
vJl
.
Canadian
12
x
10
*
-1
25
_1()
common
Petrofina
Jan
2.50
Railway—
Pacific
Canadian
33%
10
Co
Canadian
198
1
Gi)s.._—i.
Industries
44
1713
Preferred
Canadian
High
V
43%
common—
Canadian
Low
High
43 :,;i
-*
A
Ice Machine
imperial Bank
Canaaiau;
Low
■
_*
Investment-.
Canadian
41
11
Mar
7%
Nov
4.25
July
5%
Nov
25'« July
28%
Feb
5.30
Jan
.
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Steel
Slater
Standard
Steinberg
Sterling
Tamblyn
52
52
297b
1,552
4.J.D
4.50
700
Warrants
Class
B
Feb
Feb
23 Va
Oct
Canadian
North
Canadlan
Northwest
Canadian
Silica
100
25
Dec
59
Nov
iViar
19 V2 May
15 V4 Mar
Dec
101 Vi
Feb
1.10 Mar
1.80
Oct
100
100
610
4
4.50
4.95
405
5412
55
748
H
87
12
86
10
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11%
12,671
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32'4
14%
55
Oct
92
Jan
60c
Jan
15 V4
~~
Jan
14 >2
Nov
Apr
95
Oct
15 Vi
,Jan
13 % Nov
Sep
36
92 V4 Mar
10,458
Oct
3.50
Oct
10 %
Aug
66 Va May
NOV
Nov
'
17
Dec
21
.
Nov
Jan
2c
2'8.207
14
Nov
15c
100
31(2
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5.50
10%
125
41 Vi
93
31
Feb
Feb
2.418
11
Oct
12
.3.400
3c
62
14
Vi
59%
2.514
50c
2c
62
14'a
Oct
a
4,200
6Va
Jan
8%
Nov
11%
12
1,425
11V4
Nov
1412
Jan
217 8
21%
850
21
Aug
23 7
Apr
9%
9%
9%
49
52 Vz
52
52 Va
130
-8'
8 Va
8'4
—
11%
common
.—
'43
28
12
1.70
22
20
u
-
Acceptance
Union
*
common
'
preferred
Class
Class
Class
Canada
of
preferred
class B
B
Corps
,
—_———■—
Venezuelan Power
Victoria
common
Trust
Gray
&
Vulcan
——
55 Va
25%
26 Vz
511
23 Va
30
30
301«
100
30
4.00
550
4.50
4.50
4.40
60 c
65c
200
3.25
3.25
3.35
1,770
15c
15c
100
15
15
15%
1,830
4.00
-*
---*
-.*■
10
*
—
—
Vendomatic
53
4.00
4.20
760
60c
3.00
10c
13 Vn
Nov
Mar
51%
50 Vi Mar
18.Vb Jan
75
25%
'
,United Steel Corp.———
Vanadium Alloys
150
8.825
125
*
30
——
preferred
1963
55
50
50
Asbestos
Central
Del
&
Westcoast
Trans
Central
Chesterville
23
Weston
Class
B
4% %
Chromium
Mining
Coclienour
Willans
Wood
(G
(John)
Wood
Coniaurum
Con
16
11%
Class
858
19 %
12
15%
16 3
class
Ltd
class
Knitting
Zellers
common
Dragon
May
Acadia
Oil.
&
Gas
Ltd
Mines
Agnico
Pitch
Roxana
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Petroleums
Anglo
Mines
17%
Nov
.
Oct
1.00 Mar
Coast
Atlin
Rui'fner
Selburn Oil
5% '.V
preferred
Oil
Banff
5.601
6-.80
Nov
12
Apr
107
Nov
111
Consolidated Negus
Bankfield
Jail
Conwest
Apr
100
100
10
9 %
9%
9%
20%
20%
21
3.145
5.75
5.95
2.010
2.95
Feb
7.20
Oct
3!90
3.90
3.95
699
2.50
Jan
4.20
Nov
37
37
25
4.80
4.80
4.85
1,38 8
8
4 Vic
4 Vic
Exploration
Exploration
Barymin
83n
15
101
May
;Jan
97b
Apr
Base
Metals
32
3 55
Courvan
Cowichan
Mar
40% May
Jan
5% May
4 Vi c
19.600
5c.
Aug
7Vic
Bata
20c
3,550
19C
Dec
6
c
Sep
4.200
7 Vic
Oct
14c
6.50
6.95
().95
5.75
5,065
43c
8,472
49c
45c
50c
38c
Feb
Mining
Belleterre
'
16c
15c
15C
'
Aug
Sep
Sep
7,600
15c
Yukon
9c
Vic
'3 200
8 Vic
Nov
5c
66,108
4c
Nov
7'Vic Jan
23c
27c
48.836
22c
Nov
33c
Dc
19,000
5
Vac Apr
15c
July
12c
7 Vic
8 Vac
10,016
1.02
99c
1.10
23,400
,
Feb
15c
May
Aug
42c
Sep
14c
Jan
1.29
May
18c
Jan
63c
Mar
36c
34c
38c
61.755
33c
Jan
15c
2,600
12 Vic
Jan
Nov
Bralsaman
Broulan
Croinor
Buffalo
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
Mines
Calgary
Calvert
&
Camerina
&
Petrol
Camflo
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau_
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Oil
4c
131
14c
Oct
10c
Jan
4c
2
6c
July
4c
1
c
-
Apr
1.05 Aua
24c.
Dec
13 VaC
Sep
18c
Oct
28c
Nov
60c
Jan
13'aC Dec
24.80 )
»c
Dec
7c
>
Jan
74 c
18 J
35c
Ja-11
58c
Apr.
,38c
5.540
270
Mai-
1.19
1.258
84c
Mar
4.40
4.40
5 O.j
2'"' M
2.«3
1.05' ' n8
50c
54 c
8,600
1.41
1.41
1.50
3,450
._—1
13c
13c
13c
2.000
10c
4c
4c
4'ac
4 u, J
4c
Mar
18c
Oct
44c
Aug
Aug
1.27
Nov
—
1
1
*
'
3.35
'
2.83:
Aug
.
62c
Aug
1,401
2.33
Nov
Mav
8c
Apr
22 c
2"? <•<"0
1.10
3.900
1
ll'-c
1
9c
9c
15c
41,200
.___!
9c
7 Vac
9 Vac
17e.uuO
1.70
1.75
2.100
3.95
4.05
,15c
17c
9.500
14c
Mar
22c
10c ]12%c
54.305
7c
Jan
22c
24c.
Dec
43c
4.000
15c,
Nov
3.200
62c
Jan
16%
Jun
6c
Jan
91
•
41
)%.
r
7 Vac
out
7c
Dec
Nov
Feb
20c
Jail
19c
1.00
Sep
4.601 Mar
Jan
88c
35c
1.4.5
1.05
7 Vic May
_
Duvan
14 %c Aug
Feb
Mai-
15c
Dec
May
9 Vac
Dec
East
El
Eureka
Feb
Farwest
Fatima
Jan
4.15
210
1.57
1.51
1.60
61.250
92c
Jah
35C
'30c
35c
980
23c
Mar
Co
19.610
11c
Dec
31c
Feb
45c
47c
11.000
40c
Dec
60c
July
65c
70c
16,100
63c
Nov
c
17.700
13c
Nov
21c
Jan
6c
8 Vic
38.150
4
Feb
Vic
12c
84.160
4c
10.900
23c,
10
4c
1
_1
1
20c
3'ic
18c
31c 34 Vic
29c
1
*
11 Vic
3.60
24c
32c
1.20
Feb
Glacier
7c
Feb
Gran due
11c
Jan.
40c
Jun
Great
Dec
53c
Jun
Gridoil
10c
700.750
38c
Jan
May '
7 Vic May
7.55
,
24c
Dec
Gulch
Oct
Gulf
Nov
Lead
Hastings
Oct
9c
Sep
Highland Bell
12 Vic
Jan
Hudson
Feb
Hudson
5'ic
18 Va
9c
17 V'4.
10c
2,000
4 Vic
Jan
14.715
18'b
1.703
14 V2C 14 Vic
:::__i5c
700
2.05
900
80c
76c
82 c
9.700
2.75
2.97
6.080
14
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For footnotes, see page 43.
2.00
1.61
1.65
11%
Jun
15
Apr
21,500
6 Vac
Sop,
12c
Sep
5c
7 %c
3.400
I8.V3C 18 %> c
1.100-
9Vic Aug
16% Nov
24
4
/-•••
14 Vic
2.00
75c
2.75
830
13J/4
850
1.09
Dec
Jan
25c
2.20
July
Jan
Aug
5.10 May
15c
'
67c
July
6c
15.500
5%c
1.225
1.80
1.86
Jail
6uc
75c
6c
7c
19c
19c
23c
65c
-mo'
22,280
July
5c
Jan
16c
3o,012
3^
Feb
1.00
200
Nov
Hasaga'Gold
14c
1.75
Nov
Iso
1.72
—as.
2 00 JUL¬
22,024
io %c Mar
23c
Aug
12^
14c
57.500
Nov
22c
Apr
12,100
12c
2.87
Nov
14'V'aC Jan
'3.70 Feb
3.00
550
77c
4,117
65c
p.onn
5%C Wnv
10c
25%
31 V'4
,
J.m
2.80 July
7Vac
9 %c
Nov
1.05
6C
Feb
305b
31 %
1,646
9c
9 Vzc
.10.000
8c
May
17c
1
80c
80c
500
65c
Jan
90c,
30%
10V4C
9.:>U 10 ',4C
4.5/8
9c
Sc 10V'2C
18.300'
5c
50:000
,__
9 90
8c
Dec
Sep
3%C Aug
13
I8V2C
11c
4c
4c
Vc
.4. <22
22 %c
Sep
37c
15.Vat
15 Vac
16c
16,016
15c
Jan
18c,
17C
17c
18"
6 s*51
17c
Dec
3312C
13c
Jan
20c
_1
24c 24
1
j—
—
Feb
Jan
May
Sep
July
Jan
Sep
13c
15c
2,147
4.20
8,908
11%
12%
1,220
11
Jul,y
15 Vb' Sep
41c
14,147
30c
July
56c
Feb
,uuO
5c
Aug
7 %c
Apr
6c
Oct
10 Vac
Apr
38c
37c
5 vac
5 "vx
6V2C
1
—
Apr,
July
4.05
11% ;
1
—-
Nov,
Mar
15c
■
—_9C
—
Apr
4.05
1
—
—-
1
,
1
7.95
1
7.80
8c
2.95 Mar
5 mo
8.05
8,138
2.50
2.50
1
—r
7.80
Dec
—
'
12c
7-
16c
Lake———
4.75
July
9.85 Mar
11c
1=1 -mo
7c
12c
13c
2,277
12c
95c
90c
16c 16%c
15,000
9,900'
3.00
15c
21c
Feb
Apr
17c
July
85c
Jun
16c
Jun
4%c Oct '
1.15
Jan
7c
/Fan
Oct
29%
Jun
/ 3.00
5
Gold
3.25
2,125
27 Va
26%
27 1b
4.165
20%
57%
56 Vz
58
2.395
50%
Jan
14%
14:%
15 Vz
9,104
14
Jun
17%
2.50
1
-1
—
8 %c Mar
—_
1
-1
%
Jan
I6V2C
Jun
51c
Jan
22g
Sep
55c
Apr
74c
Dec
1.59 May
Feb
2.27
3.500
29 c 3OV2C
63.041
24c
24c 25%c
2.400
74c
74c
81c
6 700
2.08
2.07
2.17
52.900
70c
9c,
'59% May
Aug
9 V2C
Vic
29
Jan
Jun
3.70
1.500
Jan
Feb
27c
4 *2 c
2.20
Nov
Apr
Oct
4 Vz c
4 V2C
—
Mines
2.10 July
1,720
9e
—
Mines——
Mines
246
11 Vac 11 %c
8J/-c
Mines
Mining <fe Smelting
Bay Oil—
Mines
Jan
2,620
16c
9c
Bay
Bay
Feb
Mar
1.02
UOC
*
90c
Copper
Jan
37c
2.30
—__l
—_-—-r-
Irish
Aug
1.23
T0%c May
15c
1
Porcupine
Hydra Exploration
Nov
Apr
2.22
15c
,—
Pam
Iron
Sep
Feb
3.00
2.95
Mines-——
Gold
Hugh
18Vb
9c
,
_—_——
Gold
Rock
Sep
Mar
2.75
Nov
4.900
29c
Nov
1.80
2.45
6c
'
12 %c
Doc
9c
1.16 July
Dec
5c
2.35
5'VaC
,
2.95
2.05
2/uJ
9c
13'
3.00
—
Harrison' Minerals—
Heath
5'ac
9c
Aug
14*4
5 Vac
l
"III
Jan
2.67
34 Vb
Jan
Aug
1
Mines
Headway Red
Oct
a
Feb
Jan
6.95
8c
%
-
1
__a_-
Hard
Dec
5 Vic
1
1
;
Hallnor
Jan
1.79
27 3
27
95c
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
3.250
24%
13%
Doc
Sep
10
Mines Ltd—
Jun
6 90
728
9.75
55c
7c
8
Mar
47c
340 Mar
3.90
f-c
23c
6.45
4,185
C
14
1
:
47c
37c
3.60 Dec
4.070
—
19c
Sep
Oct
13,526
77c
5.45
'
Sep
1
5.20
27%
~2.5Q
.
Mines—-—-
20c
9c
10%
7'"
nno,'
20c
preferred
Mining
Gunnar
30c
2.25
9.75
5.20
9.75
1
—
'.—^—
Mines
35c
2.11
May
•
1.02
Develop-.-/-.
800
2.25
74c
_1
Freehold
35c
1
Jan
.1—1
Mines
Plains
8.720
6,200
57c
*
3.95
16 lOq
5,816
1
—
3.60
23c
73c
Mines-—
Mines
7.600
6.20
72c
Mining
41.000
5.85
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—__.
—______
9c
20c
5 95
May
1.80
Mines___•
14 Vic
■r
Jan
30c
1
Mine
8c
11
lie
Mar
Ltd—
Vic
80^
July-
8
1
Goldfields
31c
Feb
Feb
6c
—1
—'
25.275
2.20
89c
20c
—_1
Ltd
Uran'
Glenn
Goldale
27,638
6V2C Jan
Jan
Jail
19 Vac
12,500
;
Goldray
14c
Jan
11c
79 250
Explorers—
Grandroy
Vic
29c
May
%'C
Mining
Mines
Dec
13,715
11.100
22c
Apr
5c
9c
26c
—
—
Jun
60,493
55c
Aug
16c
1
8c
Mining —!
Mines Ltd——
12c
203 800
54c
T—
Mines
Petrol
10c
7.10
15.3C0
20c
Francoeur
4 Vac Sep
3Vic Nov
^
22 900
7c
21c
—
Ltd—
Yellowknife
He 12 Vic
8c
2 943
20c
6c
Mines
Giant
65c
._i,;
—
Gold-
Mascot
lie
lap 14 M>
11c
17c
Dec
55c
__.
—
Giant
Sep
Mar
11c
_25c
w—
Mines
Nov
Jun
17c
»
Genex
1.66
Sep
43c
11c
_1
Geco
52c
17 VaC
—1
/.
_
Ltd
Mining
Gaitwin
4
Feb
9c
46 %c
..an
1
12 Vi May
Jan
Jan
Jah
1
25% May
8J/4 Nov
Jan
lie
7c
124.820
Sep
24 V4
20
3VaC
10c
14c 16 %c
1
Mines
J\n
Jun
6 f/2 c
'
Corp
34c
3.40
•—"V
1.31
Jun
May
1,500
9c
___1
Fargo' Oils
Jun
9
28c
.'
Jun
7c
7c
V2C
14
1
_
—
Uranium
Feb
9c
''
5.25 May
•
0
0 00
1,719.120
7.025
—
Mining.
74c
Jan
9
Nov
34c 46 %c
7c
___
Sullivan
Sol
Faraday
5c
625
25%
37 %c
—..—-—
F,robex
25%J
17"'
177"
1
—
Pete
Elder-Peel
French
8.75
17':,
50o
Oils__—
Malartic
Sep
25 3
1.00
3.90
2.55 May
Sep
'
Amphi
Aug
8.25
94c
1.51
_—1
East
Jan
•'
15c
♦
1.10
8.75
15c
5c
2.340
26c
..
_
_
:
Copper
16c
—1
24e
—
_
_
Mines
Sep
1.55
.
*
Mines-
Dynamic
10Vac
1,608
10 c
1
Mines
Donalda
Nov
3.65
4.00
16 % e
1
Petroleum
Apr
3.60
1.75
_
Mines
5c
V
*
Mines
Dome
6'c
3.65
r_
_
—
_
Dome
67c
33,400
1
_
—_
1
Dickenson
2.000
Lands
Jun
5'ac
36c
_
Mines
Palmer
3.100
6 ViC
__i
Jan
13c
1.17
Mines
Devon
53,000
5c
—1
Jun
57c
Feb
20c
-
Denison
8C
5c
•
15c.
Dec
be
1.19
Explorers
Delnite
90c
1
Oil-—
Nov
20 Vac
'
*
Pacific
Delhi
8 Vic
--_1
Edmonton
Gas
14.450
1.05
Mines
Horn
7c
Oils—______
&
Jan
Mar
8c
Deer
80 c
1
Lake__
6.000
•
Hollinger Consolidated
Cable
Feb
'37c
'
1
_
Daragon MinesDecoursey Brewis
7 Vic
1
Holdings Ltd
7c
:
Pershing
Mines
80c
26c
Mines__—
6c
__^—
_
_
Crowpat
Cusco
7%C
15c 18 Vic-
Mining <fe Smelting__
63,549
6c
9c
58.50. i
9c
—
Copper
Craigmont
7 Vic
%
6.45
Petroleums
Reef
Brunswick
,
3 7c
Bralorne Pioneer
26c
July
90c
4,000
6.85
1
Jan
78c
Mines———1
Mining
East
7 V a C' Sep
34.000
12c 15
Jan
10c
35.800
8c
20Vic
20c
5.200
27c 28'ic
11c
U,c
l0*"C
Bay
9 Vac
7c
_
Jan
8c
8c,
9
50c
Mines
Mines Ltd—
Uranium.,
Bidcop
Jan
4c
!______ 1
,
26c
Nov
Apr
Vic
38c
r_
Corp__.
3.20
Aug
26c
4
_*
Copper
Feb
61c
Vic
__<=
Mines
Black
1.10
Mar
9c
/
*
•
Corp__
Quebec
Bethlehem
Bevcon
77c,
Jan
Jan
35c
840
21c
21c
_50c
Duquesne
Belcher
7.85 May
40c
21.1
57c
38c
50c
.
85c
_—
9c
20 V'sc
7c
Jan
79c
Petroleums
Beattie
Bibis
Mining
Jan
8»ic
12c
Uranium' Mines
Baska
9c
Mines
Zinc
Lead
Oct
22
Feb
Coulee
Jan
19c
1
Ltd
Jan
—
-
100
3 089
.
Sep
2.25 Mar
8 Vz c
—-—*
1
_—
18c
♦
Coppercorp Ltd ___/
Copper-Man Mines
2.65
__
—50c
——1
,—
Mines
Barnat
2.944
Petroleum—
Nov
7, V'4
13.5
8%
85c
—L—7
.
Trust'
Barex
22c
Poplar——
3.10
106V2
1,709
106%
1
•__———L
—
Mines
Nicholson
Consolidated
11%
75
%
2.65
__
——1
-
Bankeno
21 %c
Exploration-
West
8.00
1
_25
21% 6
—
__
_
Consolidated
7.50
1
:
*
2.50
2
Mogul
Mines—
1
—
Oct
28c
26 Vol: Julv
Fob
2. id
Mines
.40c
A—....
41c
2.00
Apr
1
class
Bailey
6.1U0
.__^1
Sannorm
Apr
May
100
40c
Mines—_j._.—-—
Gold
Aunor
51c
23 %c
Mac_—;
Mic
Regcourt
23
Jan
27V2C
.
41c
1
Ltd
Gold
Marcus
Consolidated
Nov
Nov
20c
Mines—
Gold
Aumaque
51c
1
Consolidated
20r'b
15
34c
Mines-.—;
Dec
—
Red
Jan
*
1
Nov
17'a
GOO
_
Consolidated
Jan
Mines—%___-
20c
7.83 1
1
Oct
Aug
Copper—
Yellowknife
Atlas
5.000
1»,
2.25
500
12%
Nov
15c
Atlantic
21c
<•
20c
17 1
1HC
11.284
Rambler
2.12
.—,—
Aua
15c
Consolidated
15c
Nickel
Associated. Arcadia
5.0U
3.40
30c
Consolidated,Northland
...i
Oil
Asamera
July
Dec
7.275
,
14c
Oct
20c
i_____.
Oct
1.90
30c
19%
500
Mines
1.16
Dec
2.25
—
Julv
94
1
Gold
3.75
3.40
20c
•
Jun
15%
,
Area
Arjpn
Dep.
Jah
1.0.0
2.25
^—i..
13%
505
T
Mines
Rouyn
27c
14c
Morrison
5,400
Mines
3.50
Feb
43c
10,010
'
•
Masher
13,351
Anglo United Deveiopment
Ansil
Nov
11,900
81c
1.21
7
Consolidated
22c
1
Jan
1.82
Jan
73.900
31c
68c
l.o'o
69c
_1
Consolidated
2.55
1.:
—
Apr
7c
Ma v
27c
27c
1.10
Iron
Jan
22c
10c
Jan
49c
1
-1
.
Arrow
Nov
2.45
Petrol—v..
Leduc
American
Jan
1.36
Jun
Oil—
7%
22c
.1
1
7%c
9.25
Dec
1.03
42 050
2.0.5
2.55
Larder Mines
Rare Earth
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
6%c
5c
80 497
Jan
6,799
,1
—
Min—
4.300
92c
Jun
—10c
Ore
1.70
24c
Consolidated
8.257
1
Alminex
17.600
'74c
Consolidated
—•
Allied
Allied
6%c
: 2lc
Jun
8
—.*
Cons Oils
Alta Pacific
6c
92c
Jan
97
.1
—
Yellowknife Gold
Akaitcho
1.00
21c
1.00
15
_1
Ltd
Mines
Advocate
—
1.500
1
6034
97
*'
*
Exploration
Accra
Acme
1
1.03
1
Jan
OILS
Mines
Uranium
6.75 Jiuv
Sep
:
Mines
Marbenor
Consol
Daering
AND
MINES
8.355
16c
Cadillac-___.1—1
Consolidated
15%
*
:
—
Mines
Flin_
Call
Central
97
:——*
—
Electric
Zenith
Jan
7.25
7.05
18c
Discovery
15%
*
A
12
*
Crestaurum
York
Jan
Oct
10%
I_I_1
Bellekeno
Consolidated
16%
.
8%
A—
Mar
10
10V4
,
22c
Shawkey
Consolidated
8.00
Co
16c
98c
4,315
13 5O0
Sep
1
11%
175
.
16%c Mar
Oct
SCD
16.50')'
Jan
—III
15% July
1,035
12
warrants.
A
11 Va
18%
Aug
6c
45c
10c
"Of
4.65 July
13 % Mar
10
8c
1-—
Aug
Key Mines
July
25e
Mar
5 Vac:
Halliwell
1.300
May
14c
9 Vac!
•
Consolidated
9.753
4;25
50c
40c
Oct
12 %e
_
Golden
Aug
Oct
6c
^8,600
___,
Fenimore
Mar''
Jdn
1.300
2l50
Consolidated
30c
*
5
—
Stores
Woodward
6.752
54
*
-*
—*
—100
pfd
5Vz%
Hi
Feb
1.30
14.775
Mines'
Oct
6%
5.85
Alexander
Wood
8Vac
Dec
16,000
*
Consolidated
15%
15
'
100
_-—
Yukon
&
Pass
Sep
14c 14 %c
*
5%. Jan
20c
May
100
-——
;
preferred
Jan,
4c
9%c 10 %c
Petrol
1.15 Mar
2,800
LOO
91 be
114,000
8c
l2e
6%c
,
Metals
Dec
60c
__
Aug
14c
Mines—
Gold
Lake
Coin
Aug
7%
•
;
Warrants
$6
White
27c
Smelting
&
Jan
28%
32
59%
_.
preferred
Feb
6'{>c
9 %c
—
Nov
Jan
Dec
Oct
55c
——5
*
,— *
Apr
52c
1.65
*
Combined
7c
6c
& Siiielting-
Chibouganiau Mining
Gold Mines
Consolidated
7 %
Supplies class A——-/-,
(Geo) class A—
Western
18c
l/dll
—i
Cliimo
Jun
4.00 Mar
1.2,00
40c
28c
Pacific
'Western
Nov
d Jb
1.00
—
T
Copper Mines.
Commonwealth
35c
7.10
Mines
Chib Kayranct
59
57%
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
Cheskirk
Aug
55c
—
1.20
26c
'1.14
25c
35c
o
1
1
1
,
/
7%C
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r
1
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
—1
Con
7%
15%
3.8'U)
10 Vz
—
Central
Consolidated
59 V'4
Ltd)
Products
Westeel
37c
common—
9,830
1"7.0
*
Ltd
Corp
Gold
Pat
Jun
*
rl
-*
common
Plant
Indies
8c
85c
4c
7c
1
•
Rio
Jan'
*
Equipment
Knapp
(Canada
3,285
■w —
1
*
Ltd
Quartz—
Cassiar
57
37c
W
Walker G &
Waterous
7c
83c
1
c.
Mines
Gold
Apr
—1
—
lu,U_D
4c
♦
*
6c
Mines
Exploration
Candore
Consolidated
W"inwright
3,220
4 iC
Aug
Jan
May
52'i
Aug.
4
22 '
21
21:«
*
49
55
51%
51%
50
common.,
preferred.
A
United
50
—
preferred
1st
B
Gas
Union
13c
Inca_
Can-Erin Mines
Coniagas
10
7Va Mar
46c
Williston
Canadian
Cariboo
Jan
17'3
7.025
18 3
11 Va
preferred-
A
19 Va Mar
4o
750'
40c
1
13c
Long Island
Malartic Gold
1.65
.100
2ie
Oct
11 VB
Pipeline
Pipeline.
Elevator
Class
Canadian
44 lac
7c
Canadian
Feb
-
Prairie
Trans
12 Vzc
*
July
Jan
Oct
reb
22Vac Mar
Dec
76c
10
12
Trans-Mountain
Turnbull
92c
14c
10%
10"
._—
1.03
625
12 va
87
class A
1.00
2.300
Feb
.10
_
1.00
80c
28.600
Sep
3c
preferred
—
Trans Canada Pipeline
8,300
14c
9V'4
-*
4'/<>
Apr
90c
82c
9Vb
1.55
4
1.18
88c
14c
17
02
July
90c
82c
—
710
100
HO
Nov
,_10c
55
___——
Oct
1.10
._20c
2,755
common—
5.60
Aug
l
Mines
Dyno
2.100
—-----
—
Finance
Traders
Canadian
Captain
Dominion Bank
Marts
Towers
Jan
1.00
.16%
25
_'»
Aug
2.99
200
High
Crest.
Homestead
16%
——— —
Oc
4,926
1.63
Export Gas & Oil
—
,
755.100
4.95
Canadian
54 >i
,
12c
4.85
4.85
Canadian
54
54'a
9%c
—10c
Canadian
23%
—-
11c
1.55
Delhi
warrants
Jan
24
4.95
Out
Nov
18%
4
6,c
4.95
25
18 3
17,516
36%
20.915
1.05
7c
52 Va
9V2
._100
6C
5.7o
1.40
Jtuy'
Feb
22-'4
.
6 Va c
3.45 Mar
Aug
9 Vz
•
34c
3.80 Mar
22'4
Vz
18,420
51 Va
22hi
9
197.750
51c
29
9 Vi
1
Tailors—
Toronto
Aug
5.05
49c
1
Exploration-
Australian
Canadian
934
4
—
Preferred
Nov
High
4.15
50c
1
Minerals/
AStOna
Canadian
Nov
3.75
12
Va May
Low
4.40
'
934
■
Industries __-r
Ltd common
Tip Top
Oct
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1
Tungsten
Canada
93
A
Sliares
1
Petrol
Southern
Canada
9 5II "
9%
Canada
Texaco
9
38 V'4
Jan
2.75
60
29 >4
i.J. .J
common
Tancord
Aug
29%
Petroleum ordinary.
Industries
14 Va
Jan
315
._10
Preferred
Switson
Feb
1,955
50
class A
Trusts
Supertest
12 V4
29%
3.3 J
Standard ' Radio
Stanley Brock class
Steel of Canada
239
0.120
4
11%
Foods Ltd——.
Paving —
Stafford
Nov
3.35
common
Feb
40
11 >4
Sputham
57/b
Apr
11%
Industries ptd
Suimrvine
37 1
3D
37
20 vb iWay
Jan
27
14
14
>
Dairies:classy A—_
Silveiwood
Simpsons.'-Ltd
*•
S K D Manufacturing—-
for week
Low,
High
.
4.00 July
3,570
30
o
commyu
fciiKiut
13%
19.767
4.25
4.05
Industrie
Low
„
17 >4
16%
17
Ltd
Canada
Shuilys
High
Low
Sales
Kange
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Sale Price
Par
West
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
of Prices
STOCKS
for week
Kange
Par
Webb
:
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(Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
Friday
Week's
Friday
1st
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(2-20)
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Sale Price
Par
Jack
Waite
_20e
Mining
Low
14 Vic
Jelex
Ltd
Mines
Joliet
Gold
Jonsmith
Joittel
__
Mines
Aug
27c
Jail
Panioil
9c
9 VaC
10,800
9c
Oct
25c
16,032
19c
Dec
32 Vac
8c
8,500
7Vic
Oct
15c
23C
24c
5,850
20 '/4C
Feb
34c
Apr
Jui.v
10c
Aug
20c
Feb
vie
12
21,200
12 VaC 14 Vac.
80c
73c
27c
Pax
68c
Nov
1.55
Nov
Nov
33Vac
Apr
Pee
1.10
Gold
16c
77,200
13VaC Nov
6c
'5 VaC
6c
28,600
4VaC
Apr
14Vac
6.10
14,881
5.MO
Dec
6.15
Nov
Perron
1
3.25
3.25
3.25
300
1
1
13 l/2C
15c
27.180
17c
16c
17c
51,550
12c
12C
14c
10,225
Minerals
Kirkland
Townsite
.-.
—
Kopan
Labrador
Mining
Dufault
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
Mines
Liberian
Little
Iron
34
7.05
<7.45
11,762
20c
Madsen
Oct
Provo
10c
Jan
Purdex
Minerals
Dec
24 'ac
2.10
2.10
Q
3.90
570
25c
27c
10,500
24VaC
18c
18c
20c
16,247
18c
2.01
23,925
2.10
1.92
1.92
3,125
'
2.10
141
e6o
11c
2,100
Quebec
Feb
13
39c
I
M
May
2.80
Sep
Ascot
Quebec
1.75
Jan
Quecnston Gold
Oct
19c
Jan
Quemont
Apr
Quonto
1.69
1.73
93,250
9c
9c
10c
19,000
8c
7 VaC
8c
8,500
4 VaC
5c
2,600
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1.97
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1.15 Mar
Jun
6c
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11c
16,400
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Nov
15c
Sep
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10c
10c
500
9V/aC 'Nov
15c
May
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13c 15 Vie
62.700
13c
Dec
50c
Apr
34c
31c 35 VaC
15,655
24 c
Mar
42c
July
12c
12c
13c
9,700
10c
Jan
19c
Sep
55c
55c
58c
Nov
70c
Jan
51c
6.679
13,769
49c
50c
50c
Oct
66c
Apr
40c
40c 41 VaC
9,500
Sep
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35c
Nov
59c
Mar
2812
835
24
Aug
31
May
23c
3,500
21c
Nov
42c
Jan
35c
35c
3.090
35c
Oct
59c
Mar
8.05
8.05
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1.59
1.58
1.65
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1.95
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6.85
9.90 May
2.76
2.70
3,034
16c
11,600
Dec
Radiore Uranium Mines
12c
Aug
Raglan Nickel
Realm
Mar
23c
71c
Nov
2.17
2.28
5,800
2.10
Jan
2.55
Aug
Rio
3 Vac
4c
28,640
3 Vic
Dec
6 Vic
Feb
65c
Nov
4c
Feb
70c
70c
1,150
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4 Vac
11,660
9,405
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Jun
5 V2c
Dec
10c
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14,750
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Nov
25c
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2.00
1,250
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Nov
3.25
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Dec
12c
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45c
47c
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38c
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63c
Oct
85c
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Rockwin
Oct
Rowan
56c
8,600
45c
40c
Jan
1.21
2,800
1.01
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1
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Apr
71c
Nov
9c
13,800
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Dec
13c
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12c
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25c
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12,129
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Jan
15
6c
6c
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22c
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32c
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Oct
5c
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4,000
10c
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1.00
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21 VaC
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2.70
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31.080
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10,637
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70c
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80c
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43c
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30c
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78c
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52c
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45c
21c
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3,000
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18c
4.810
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4c
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Oct
4,924
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8.75
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1.34
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1.66
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14c
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61c
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40c
62c
65c
3,700
49c.
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97c
Apr
19c
18 V'aC
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7,000
13c
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24c
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21c
6.25
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84c
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81c
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1.18
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93c
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1.35
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3.85
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54c
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27,100
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22c
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3,833
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16c
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14c
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13c
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31c
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Oct
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Jun
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4.25
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Apr
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73c
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Oct
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Oct
3.10
27c
43c
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May
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1.70
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15.381
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16,150
22c
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15c
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Oct
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July
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Jan
24c
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Oct
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Nov
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*
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Mines
Starratt
May
35c
2.70
11c
'
,1.80 Apr
1.01 May
12c
2.50
1
—
New
v
4V'2C
Exploration
Newconex
6VaC.
6c
Oct
12c
lvvM i-
—
Mines
Spooner
45c
Jun
32c
Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
_
1,800
40c
—
—
T
—
1.700
16c 17JaC
1.08
11 V2C
Union Oils
Southern
37c
Jun
7c
6,700
29c
23c
'
1.10
1
50c
—
Mines--^.-
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
Sep
1.28
Apr
8 VaC
80c
-
z.—.J.
Iron
Murphy
Nealon
50c
57,500
6c
—___'
Minerals
National
80c
16c
Petroleums
Wright
Standard
Jan
4.65
40c
Oct
22c
—1
Cos—
,
2.25 Mar
19c
28c
Ore 'Mines—
National
6,300
8 la c
Mining
Moneta
Jan
Stanwell Oil
Oil
Mirtrim
21,504
21c
Jun
20c
6,600
4.55
20c
.
71c
Uranium
Midcon
21c
4.41
20c,
Mining——
Island
Merrill
*—:
Lake
Sep
jun
7Vic
6,229
27,050
Lake—.
Aug
Silvermaque
9,666
30c
Red
Feb
7c
Quebec--—
Mines
54 Va
10c
45;,8
28c
Red
43c
May
_r__
37 VaC
9c
44 Va
v——J
Oct
3c
17V'2C
Sheep Creek Gold--.
Sherritt Gordon
10Va
20c
5.500
5.00
Satellite Metal
17,600
10Va
52c
9,260
14c
28,800
58c
9 V2C
Oct
21c
4 Vac
34c
—50c
2.
47c
*
—
—
Petrol
Sarcee
-
22c
20c
4 V7a c
34c
Gold—
53c
44c
12.765
2Cc
4VzC
—
^
River
Sand
43c
1
-—1
38c
—1
1
Exploration
Antonio
Jan
1.25
Exploration & Development_50c
Mentor
1.24
Mar
9c
McWatters
Nova
10Vic
Feb
Feb
28c
Aug
28
Copper
Nov
30c
Medallion
.North
16c
,'_1
Manitou Mines
Mattagami
Quebec
Jan
H
3 Vac
Consol
McMarmac
Nickel
41.362
Ltd
Cnibougamau
Quebec Lithium
19 7
45%
McKenzie
Nisto
22c
Ltd
Quebec
Nov
10Vac
1.70
Sep
Jan
1.41
10 VaC
Feb
4.35
43c
Nov
Dec
1.30
141
141
Gas
2.98
Apr
150
15',
31c
July
2.25
2,680
4
Fields
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
.
17c
22c
Minerals-—
3.90
25 VzC
Mines
Matachewan
New
3,80
Nov
Nov
2.70
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
New
2.75
1
Producers
Dec
1
1
Maritimes
New
I,000
1
May
1
Mines—-—*
Mines
Marcon
New
Jan
2.75
_
Marchant
New
Aug
2.75
Mines
7c
___1
Neho
Preston
11c
Mines
Mines
Maralgo
Nama
1.25
23c
8.20
•/
Gold-c
Rouyn
20c
*
Multi
Oct
50c
7,200
Uranium
Meta
Aug
8.50
71c
Barvue
J in
9c
6.00 July
50c
Oils
Powell
2.21
Gold
86c
2,771
,
Development
24,500
Lake
Cons
Manoka
Placer
Nov
35 Vi
Jan
5.20
15c
Maneast
1,950
11,900
6.85
1
19c
—.—.—
Gold
1.10
12 VaC I4V2C
6.50
Gas
20c
*
1
—.
Malartic
Manitou
Apr
&
8 Vac
Mines
Red
Magndt
18c
Jan
&
Oil
7c
Cockshutt
Macleod
Sep
Sep
25
2,060
7.10
Mines Ltd—
Gold
Marassa
Nov
Place
11c
Mines
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
Macdonald
Pickle Crow Gold Minds
12c
33 Va
15 V4
Goldfield
Louvicourt
Petrol
Jan
20c
Gold
Uranium
Lorado
Mar
*
Gas
Nov
36c
8c
Gas
Long' Point
Oil
3.65
40c
10c
34
Ore_"
Lac
Long
54c
1
Dec
2.50 July
13c
Ponder
50c
1
Gold Mines
Leitch
13c
16 VaC
Langis Silver
Latin American
Jun
Jun
•
Mines
1
Mines
Oil
Landa
'
1
Gold
Lingman
Lake
38c
39c
1
:
1
1
10o
Mines
Lakehead
Lake
14 Vic,
14 VaC
'
•
1
-1
Exploration
&
Mines
Oct
11,875
Jun
5.90
,
30c
49c
1
1
;
Oil
Gas &
High
500
48c
igc
Exnloration
Pernio
Feb
1,10
1
Consol
Exploration Ltcl
6.00
Copper
Kirkland
6^60
Paymaster
25c
1
new
12Vic
International
*
*
Ltd
Mines
*
1
Gold
Consolidated
Pato
Low
30c
1.05
48e
1
Mining
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
30c
6.50
Porcupine
Mines
Patino
Peerless
Mines
Gold
Shares
Low
20c
Paramaque
Qct
12,418
V
for Week
20c
Ltd
17,500
26c 28 Vac
80c
Petroleum
Pamour
20Vic July
19c
_„i
Frontier
Kilembe
Mt
11 VaC
7 Vac
I"i.
Addison
Mill
Palliser
*
Keelev
'Min
Jan
8c
•
_
Mining Co Ltd
Kenville
Kerr
24 Vic
24c
9 '/ao
1
Mines"
Copper
Jowsey
Aug
1
.
Mines
Quebec
Par
High
Low
1
V
Explorations
Jaye
Joburke
Sale Price
10c
7,500
89,300
17c
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan.1,1963
,
17c 18 VaC
18c
35c
Jacobus
High
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
43
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 6)
'
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
(2259)
Feb
We regret that we
Sen
Oct
R'-aC
Jan
31c
20c
Jan
54c
Nov
5,200
33c
Jun
•No
par
value,
a
Odd
lot
to publish the Foreign Transactions.
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
sale (not included in year's range). ri Deferred
saie (not
Mav
249,975
do not have the space
FOOTNOTES FOR
48c
Jan
'
range
wi
f.dt
When
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights
to imlisted
7
trading privileges, wd When delivered,
Ex-stock dividend
//
•
,
.
44
The
(2260)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
.
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obtained from
are
bid and asked quotations ai
Inc.,
Dealers,
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"asked")
the
a.
of
time
compilation. Origin of
furnished
quotation
actual transactions. They are
could have been sold (indicated
repreSent
these securities
which
withi„
^
on
request.
national
distribution
Fair
distribution.
primarily
Abbey Rents
Acme Electric
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list
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Airwork Corp
16%
Cameo
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Homes
1
10%
20)2
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83
25
81
5 7
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Filter
Cryogenics
5:,i
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11%
5
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41%
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5%
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American
Pipe
American
18%
20%
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Anchor
Anelex
Tele class
„i
Inc
Farms
Co
common-
Participating
15 3
preferred-
Arkansas
Missouri
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6%
Arkansas
Western
Armstrong
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16%
1
7%
16)4
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9%
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Art
Metal
Arvida
Inc
Corp
1
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class
Associated
4%
7%
A
Products Inc—
Assembly
9%
1
1
—
Mortgage
Cos—
Continent
51
Cook
—1
27 %
Cooper
30 5 a
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18 7
Atlantic
Utilities
Corp———1
Inc'
Atmos-Pak
C 74
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Automated Bldg Components_50c
3
Automation Industries Inc
1
334
25c
57a
Automobile
Avery
Avis
Banking
Adhesive
Corp
Products
Inc
Products
Aztec
Oil
&
Atomic
Baltimore
——1
—
Inc
Paint
Chem
Barden
Corp
Distilling
Barton
Bayless
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Manufacturing
Bemis
Inc
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Hathaway
974
153it
20%
&
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Inc
Black
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Bolt
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Bon
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&
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Machines-
&
Newman
Co
Boston Capital Corp —i
Boston Herald-Traveler
23 Va
Botany Industries
Dunham
574
Dura
&
33
Eastern
25
22%
Bridgeport Gas Co^-i———
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.——20
46'4
49'4
49
52 1
&
Mat
—5
Brockway Glass Co Inc——_5
Brown & Sharpe
Mfg Co„
10
Brown
Engineering Co
1
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class
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Funds
Byllesby
(H
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&
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class
Cabot Corp
Cadre Industries
Calgon Corp
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34
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4
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Co
23%
CorpIZIII
16%
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46
20%
14%
15 3
Handy & Hiirman
22%
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3 34
28%
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17%
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87
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Honeycomb Products
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44 %
47%
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5%
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A
12%
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16%
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38
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Houston
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Houston
Oil
Gas
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1
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1
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1
15:%
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Marsh
Inc
&
McClennan
Inc
Maust
Coal
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10:%
1174
17%
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Melpar Inc
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20 <4
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24%
26
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Microdot
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Mid-States
Midland
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for
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Capital
Intermountain
Gas
Intermountain
Tel
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International Bank
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4634
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8%
1
7%
8%
1
77
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28%
31 Vb
13 7
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15
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Miller
Mfg Co
Millipore Filter Corp
Milton
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Bradley Co.—_
Miniature
Precision
;
Minneapolis
Gas
:
Co—,
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_110
_1
6%
8%
7%
Missouri
Mite
Utilities
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27%
19%
.
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44%
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17 Va
257
p:-%
18%
41 Va
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114
1%
3
G7>4
10%
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53b
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Iowa
Southern
Irwin
21
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Morton
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10%
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11
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12
244
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10
24%
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29%
874
(A
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16%
17%
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31%
33%
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1
Company.—1.2.3
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%
10%
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Chemical
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9
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13
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Mosler
14%
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Inter-County Tel & Teleg-4.16%
%
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15 34
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5
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4
13.50
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1
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Marmon Herrington Co——1
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16%
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14%
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4
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14
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1
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52 %
4 %
6%
22%
9%
33%
lc
—_1
Home's Enterprises
Hot Shoppes Inc
2714
42 34
15
.*
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4%
29%
preferred... 10
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27%
0
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14%
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-4-20
Indiana Gas & Water Co——*
4
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127 3 .V
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4%
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Indianapolis
8:%
—
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6
109
Meredith
Hearst
10%
39
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122
1
Harrington & Richardson
14
9 %
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4
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49
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Lytto.11 Financial Corp __—4—1
8%
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Mfg Corp
4%
17%
32%
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2474
1
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Longs Drug Stores Inc
Lowe's Companies Inc..
10%
Ilajoca Corp
674
1074
23 V.
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Lone Star Steel Co
8672
297a
7%
4
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Loblaw Inc
52 7
Gulf
19%
5%
50c
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&
London town
9 '4
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57%
6 7
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27%
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——
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1
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Elizabethtown
Erie
39%
5
36
4%
;
40
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—
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Horn Coal Corp__
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co.
Equity
5%
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19%
Dunlap Inc
Growth Capital Inc
13 3
33a
29 %
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2%
14%
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Hamilton
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13%
50c
Grosset
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4
674
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19%
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4" %
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Electro-Tec
3874
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1374
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9
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.
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Number 6323
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Volume
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2261)
National and Eastern List of Over-The- ■Counter Securities
Pair
Bid
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31%
34
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,
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National
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16%
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United
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10
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Nuclear
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25 %
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.-.
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53/.
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4%
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10%
34
12%
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Pickwick
27%
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11
12%
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25%
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29
30%
1
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2
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31%
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Washington Natural Gas Co.10
Washington Steel Corp.—
1
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3%
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10
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19%
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42 %,
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15
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17
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8
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Inc
5
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10
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17%
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1
3.75
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21%'.
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12%
Southeastern Capita) Corp
1
27%
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10
17%
Southern Bakeries
7
42%
Southern California Water
:__5
13%
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143,,
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5c,
93,
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10c
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1
5%
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10%
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34'
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17
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1
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151
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11
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19%.
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40%
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38
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18%
19%
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1
Pacific Far East Line Inc.._—5
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Sierra Capital Co
Sierra Pacific Power Co
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10
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12
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28
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169
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-1
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1
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1
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12.42
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35.91
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3%s
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10.16
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9.15
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1
5.29
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3
34%
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13%
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99.30
100
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100
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1,
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1964
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4%s
99.27
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20,
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21, 1966,—,
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100.27
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100.1
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Oct
;
98.22
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1992
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96.24
1965
1966
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116
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,
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118
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5s
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Bell
Tel
1983
4%s
98%
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1991
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19,
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1963
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&
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Bid
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Ins
Ask
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120
126%
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1
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1963—
99.917
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1963
99.865
99.877
98.938
1964__—
26.
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100.1
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99.787
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99.719
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1964
99.657
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1964
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16,
1964
99.645
99.652
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1964
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7.
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99.573
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99.579
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May 14,
99.436
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1964
1964
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1964
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1964
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19,
1964
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23,
—
-
May 28.
99.293
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99.218
1964—
—
99.366
99.288
99.227
99.149
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98.856
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5
12-
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93.924
Mar
Insurance Companies
Aetna
99.30
99.978
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Ltfp
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All Amer Life &
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100
99.975
Feb
Aetna
Ask
8-1-63
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93
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99.7
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100.8
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91
for Cooperatives3%s Feb 3, 1964—
99.31
1964
15,
5.75
—
in
•_
21%
'
99.31
a
al0.O2
Fund—
Street
Investors
74%
Fire
_
99.27
15. 1965-,:
4%s Aug: 15,
15.57
a96.31
Empire Fund
Exchange Fund of Boston
18.32
1
71%
Westn
a22.71
16.79
__„l
5
(Ala)
Ins,
99.29
wi
14.70
all.75
Inc
Fund
23.36
Bonds),—
3 %s
1964
3%s
Inc,
24.50
Fund
Sep 15,
4%s
Inc
Fund
Street
Bid
99.25
Aug
4s
7.06
—1
——
1
1
87
Westchester
144
1964—1,—
5.26
;
.
Bonds >_1
Bonds)
K-i
Fund
Diversification
(Investment Bonds)
B-2
139
15, 1964
17, 1964,
8.10
Fund—10c
Inc—.—.;
Swap Funds—
Devonshire
,-—1
15. 1964
13.60
,
1
,
/
Congress
Tenn 3
15,
July
14.32
Shares
Inc
Fund
Centennial
36%
36 ,8
*
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S
15.62
Inc
Growth
'
f
Inc,
Fund
Fund
Wisconsin
rJ ,S
99.26
3.49
5.38
Investing Corp,
Industrial
Winfield
U S
74%
1
Life
99.29
5.78
40c
1
Fund
Whitehall
6.73
Intercontinental
Investors
-
Western
36 Va
77%
39'/8
71 %
Americ.a__2.50
19 Va
8.17
5.29
7.33
Fd_
7.48
1
Inc
Washington Mutual
Windsor
33%
99.24
4%s
4
Inc.
Investors
Service
99.27
4 %s
Ltd,
,
Fund
Inc——lc
Co
5.65
1
Inc.,
Insurance and Bk Stk Fd Inc-lc
Trust
4.90
1
1
Income
Wellington
Security Life Ins
1964
Special Situations
7.99
Group Funds—
4.48
34%
United
3%s
Lid
Line
7.31
Investors
8.33
5.17
Line
Fund —lc
Investment
13.19
7 64
10.64
Value
Wall
Investment
12.20
38%
199 '/2
32
66^
1964
3%s
a33.09
32
194
31%
14%
35'/2
34'/4
33
16%
5
29Vs
-
741/4
15%
8
Co
Life
of
Co
,
71%
Ins,_„,1
(NY)
Insurance
5
17, 1964—
,
4s
13.32
Fund
12.12
Fund
a38.68
Fund
Canada
11.09
Resources
16:59
43.12
9.74
Fund,—
Fund, lc
Int'l
15.15
40.37
12.19
Vanguard Fund Inc„
Income
9.26
Inv —10c
Fund
13.28
Institutional
ie;i4
8.57
Can_l
Value
Street
Guaranty Co
(NY)
United
16,
4
12.15
Growth
12.20
14.79
Inv,.
Canada
lc
Institutional
11.16.
Inc—-
International
Value-Line
Ins
Ins
United
15,
Apr
3.90s
10.98
1
Growth
Funds
American
Banks—
Loan
3%s June
10.15
1
;
Income
Funds
Fund
Fund-,
Foundation
Inst
Fund
Shares
U
'
United
3.70s May
1
Fund
Feb
3.30s
al0.56
Sterling Investment Fund Iric—1
Century
Funds
Travelers
10%
Va,__—10
of
3.95s
1
20th
Mutual
36%
Figures after decimal point represent
3.40s Mar
*
Corp
Inc
20th
H-DA—
120%
34
Lile
17
Kentucky,,
Home
3.85s
Farnham
Fund
19.34
Series
7.81
1
Fund
9.45
18.78
Hamilton
13.71
1
Inc__ 1
Guardian
155
116
20s Jan 15, 1964
%s Feb 17, 1964—.,
3
1
Inc,
Investment
7.69
Shares
147
2
2
Insurance
See
Obligations of Government Agencies
Federal
12.12
12.61
Boston—1
Investors
10.35
Industry
7.15
11.09
1.25
Tnritistrv "Inc
14.34
Administered shares—lc
9.66
Inc—__1
Investors
7.00
Fully
16.67
8.84
1
Shares
of
13.10
Growth
15.25
Clark-
Trust
Fund
of
>
3
Canada
&
in. Amor
Texas
Co
4.66
1
of
Stock
&
Ins
Insurance Co
9.44
1
lc
.
4.26
8.73
1
Fund
.
Fund_lc
Aerospace-Science
(The) Stock
1
,1
American
Roe
Lite Ins Co—__,5
Southwestern
Standard
Penna,,5
of
Co
184
2
tBlrini— 2
Lile Ins
Assuranpe
69%
118%
Springfield
Insurance
Life
al8.70
Stock
Life
52%
65
Haven).
(Texas)
62y2
Corn
49 '/2
175
5
Co
171/4
651/4
,
113
17%
Acc,l
&
64%
15%
62
^
13 Vo
Title
35
10
Life Ins
28%
9%
22%
,
—5
(New
Ins
16
—
4
841/2
60 %
5
2
Life
Ins
16.17
Income
Television-Electronics
Common
16.01
1
Stevens
Balanced
Title
Co
10
Ins
■
:6.25
Life & Trust Cq
Southland
10.05
Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Stein
8.40
11.21
1
Life
Accident
Insurance
Life
al4.28
2.84
2 58
Investors
9.20
25c
State Street
7.73
General
Fund
Sovereign
Inc——;
Fundamental
8.75
13.18
Inc
Southwestern
&
Surety
80
.,3.50
Co
74 3
71%
5
Marine
12
,2
Accident,— 1
Life & Casualty Ins Co of
7.98
12.03
all.84
Investing
7.24
series—lc
Life
2.50
for
(Geo)
Putnam
Common
Life
Liberty Nat'l
*
:
Putnam
Shareholders
Life
Fire
C)
(N
(N Yi
Corp
Insurance
Paul
Security
68%
Ins
25%
Ins,,50c
Buffalo
of
&
Standard
Kennesaw
al8.31
1
Inc
1199687452
Life
City
Security
149
.
5,
(Birnn
Co
Growth stock
Fund
Selected
Life
Co
Life
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
(.7 I
50c
Inc—
Inc_:
Fund
8.41
stock
America
of
Ins
5
Co_
Mid-Cont
Life
Jefferson
al5.61
aj.
-
-
Inc
Inc_:
Provident
6.59
Preferred
Fund
Fund
Rowe)
7.65
series—
Illinois
8.42
5
Insurance Co
Insurance
6.43
lc
stock
'65'/2
9.20
66'/4
144
Home
5.91
_lc
Series
Hartford Steam Boiler & Insur_5
Liberty
(T
Shares
Common
Hartford Fire
18.22
Pine Street Fund
2.43
Utilities
7.93
6.49
8.81
7.26
,16.67
Square Mutual Fund
,10
Co
8.06
Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
the
Insurance
2
5.94
1
Scudder
2.83
Seaboard
Hanover
Fund—,,
Oppenheimer
Scudder
2.57
50
4.67
Lawyers
6.52
11.20
47 %
63'/4
4.27
14.79
4.79
Funds—
St
13.53
5.97
1
Custodian
Series
Bond
Reserve
51%'
1
4.38
Foursquare FUnd
60%
48
Life
Street Fund
William
Scudder
7.18
57%
Gulf
Lamar
10.51
12.24
15%
,5
(N Y)
3
(Jacksonville Fla)-2'/2
Kentucky Central
Revere Fund
6.61
14%
Ins
Corp
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY
'
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
2.22
59
14.00
Research
1
Great
12.81
10.98
.•
17.04
American
Y,10
Co
Ins
Ins
Reinsurance
1
18.17
Inc
66
9.88
18.44
Fund™
Gov
9.78
10.10
—_lc
Fund
Mutual
Founders Mutual
24.07
Interstate
xl6.72
9.62
,
Quaker
88'/2
71%
61%
6.72
1
Life
52%
13.07
Inc
Pyramid
84
6.15
'
23%
50
Inil
X17.06
Inc_lc
321/2
Ins_2.50
Insurance
Life
N
Co
Providence-Washington
5
10.64
1
Inc_l
Fd
Republic Insurance (Texas),
5
Republic Nat'l. Life Insurance,, 1
Life
248
Employees Insur (DC)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
12.49
1
1
Inc——10c
20%
60%
238
21%
Falls
9.71
cngiinstry &
Electronics Shares Inc
Puritan
a22.42
Fiduciary
50%
2
Internat'l
35'/4
,10
of
Co
Insurance
Gov't
Glens
Nucleonics
Pioneer. Fund
10
20c
Florida Growth Fund
47%
Georgia
11.55
Trust
20.29
.
29%
(Pa),—2
1
Fund
Philadelphia
Fund Inc
Mutual Inv Co
28%
27%
1
Peoples Securities Corp
Trend
Franklin
P
5.48
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc_—
Florida
R
Investors
3.77
Fund——25c
Growth
70 %
26 %
770
—2
Corp
11.96
Capital' Fund Ltd^34c
15.08
18.67
Energy Fund Inc—
Equity Fund Inc—_«—
Fidelity
York
9.97
Fund
Investment
Federated
Horizons
New
9.10
8.91
3.43
Fund
Electronics
119%
66 %
1
11.37
—
114'%
f>
,10
Inc_—1
Fund
Inc.l
Inc—1
—l'
10
Protective
730
1.25
Fi
Insurance
1
Series
12.43
Howard—
&
Balanced
•
Stock
Western
11.13
—_25c
Phcenix
63 V4
1
10.18
Fund—_1
37%
(S
Life
General Reinsurance
Greatamerica
—1
1
Investment
141
1
1
Theory Invest Fund
135
Co
1
64.42
Shares
Dividend
10
15.76
,
1
Stock Series
60%
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
7.47
Series—
Series
56
Peerless
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash. DC),5
Philadelphia Life Ins Col
5
22.25
Series
37%
83%
36 Vs
19J/e
6.82
Inc_l
,
35%
79
33%
*3%
80 y2
2.83
.
2.50
Amer,,,2
Co
Co*
17%
2.77
Series,.
Life
Life' Ins
76 %
al5.59
Northeast
Penn
Insurance
20%
1
1
63.78
9.76
Pacific
18 %
15
1
Series
3.33 %
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Trust Shares
New
Over
74 V4
Natl
30 %
51%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Shares Corp
Series
591/4
28%
49
Federal
10.83
Corp
55
1
12.57
9.86
1
Fund
71
Insurance
Line
15 "8
%
33
25.73
1
Fund
7.31
—
Stock
Indemnity
Firemen's Fund
England Fund,.
One
Pacific
Franklin
6.68
Inc
Northwestern
Old
*
Corp-,5
1—4
91/4
31 %
Cas
Insurance
89'/2
4.92
50c
Fund.
Growth
Diversified
Dow
22,19
Northeastern
.5
5
&
%
,_2.50
93 '/2
10.09
National
54y2
46 '/a
8
14 %
Co
Life
28y4
16.88
Income
511%
Ins
27%
43 %
2.50
River
84'/2
9.21
Stock
5
Fire
American
89'/2
4.55
Dividend
North
26V4
15.62
Balanced
67%
140
Reinsurance
1
Investors
North
'
Group
Foundation—1
Growth
1
Securities Co
York
83'/4
62
25%
11.50
—1
Series
Wide
New
80
Assoc
1
23.54
Inc—1
Series
Investing
New
135
107%
Ins__40c
Corp class A
Hampshire Insurance
2
118%
1041/2
5
Life
Nationwide
5
53%
111
com,'
AA
Fire
105%
98-
.
5
Ins,,
170
:5
Inc
Ins
Employers
Funds—
Co
Line
Eastern^Life Ins Co of NY____1
interest—1
Fund
&
_1
Inc
Fund
Income
Delaware
Diver
,.
Inc
Fund
Income
Vegh Mutual Fund
Decatur
C)
50c
Diversified
16.74
Forster
Old
Co
Co_
Ins
Accident
&
(DC)
Insurance
&
Life
Nat'l
%
Life
Fire
Nat'l
i64'/2
10
Fidelity
Employers
int__33Vhc
beneficial
Growth
20.50
20.35
——
Investment
Western
15.32
Crum
9.11
Fund—
Life
New
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
8.34
Trust
Investors
beneficial
Securities
9.33
19.00
Inc
Criterion
Stock
—1
National
al2.55
Series
Casualty
National
10.15
1
Crown
Assurance
Continental
Mutual
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Fund
Continental
1.85
Preferred
Inc
Fund
Composite
Concord
1.97
1.69
Mutual
9.34
_50c
—
al5.78
1.80
Growth
13.54
18.22
of-America,,1
Co
lc
of
NY__2
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
lc
of
Bond
Co of
Insur
12%
Continental Amer Life Ins
Investment
16.67
Life
A
shares
Insurance
-
(Ex
a30.78
•
Mutual Fund
Industries
Growth
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Western
Mutual
10.05
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Union
Securities
10.98
10
National
(B
11.11
126 %
50
National
12.40
10.58
121
,2
(Bait)
36
1
Mutual Invest Found
9.68
National
74%
__10
Life
31'%
7,32
10.17
36%
34 "4
501/4
69
351/4
13.32
8.58
Int'l
33 y2
31%
55
34
12.39
Income
Commonwealth
Natl
48 %
3
331/4'
11.35
Fund—1
Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth
Monument
15%
26%
172
45%
5
29
Morton
" al.66
49
14'/4
2
164
1
United Life Ins Co_l
Combined Ins
6.70
D
45
20
"A"
(NY)
22%
171
24 %
5
Indemnity & Lile Ins
7.82
Inc—1
Ltd
Fund
Inc
Nation
Midwestern
7.18
Fund
Stk
Medical
al.62
Mass
78%
'
12.18
B
40
stock dividend)
'
Coastal States Lile Ins (Ga)_1.25
Investors
Mutual
26 V4
37%
75V4
Citizens
Casualty
Co
Life Ins
24/2
Co__4
Chicago Title & Trust Co
Ins
12.43
Massachusetts
16.60
Mass Gen
1
Lile
Ask
20%
165
*
Casualty
5
Investment shares
Special
12.73
1
1
25c
1
1
Fund of Boston—
Fund Inc
Chase
11.62
Maryland
20.04
General
Units
Manhattan
51
Co,:
Business Men's Assurance
Funds—
Managed
shares
59'/4
47
Life
Standard
Insurance
55
18.34
Massachusetts
18.15
1
10c
Ins
Bid
1
Insur,,,5
Insurance Co
11.37
Sayles
Fund
Life
Ins
Life
Income Trust—,—1
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
8.58
Life
60%
Life
Citizens
International
Mass
64-/8
Madison
(N J)„,2
Liberty
7.60
Loomi^-Sayles Canadian &
14.77
Lincoln. National
18.00
Life
10.72
Lincoln
60%
6.94
4.40
15.38
70
17.12
9.89
5.29
Pat-
66
56
1
Insurance
13.10
Boston
Ask
Fund—1
Growth
Inc—I,
Life
12.16
Fund
Shares Trust
7.12
Loomis
Security
(Quotations for Friday, Dec. 6)
Bid
5
Corp
Beneficial
4.78
15.74
6.49
Lexington
11.13
Stock
4.37
14.55
5.26
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth
Banlife
1
Knickerbocker
18.66
Ltd
Bankers
16.85
6.27
International Growth.
—1
Canadian
13.92
15.44
Ltd_l
Lazard Fund
17.07
16.78
Inc—
12.75
Fund
Internat'l
1.69
1
1
Ltd
Fund
1
—
Monday,/December 9, 1963
.
.
10
Life Ins
Bankers Natl
(Low Priced Com Stks )—1
S-4
Keystone
Shippers
Stock)-—1
Com
Knickerbocker Fund
Fund—
General
(1954)
(Growth
Re-insurance
Bankers &
Ask
Coiu.
Stocks)
Com
(Income
S-3
,
4.38
9.10
x4.03
1
—1
Inc
Fund
Canadian
Fund
8.80
Fund
Custodian
S-2
7.74
1-04
8.13
4.0o
6.61
al8.75
9.65
154
4.82
5.77
xll.12
11.99
4.84
9.81
14.23
13.48
7.85
California
Canada
Keystonb
12.09
Fund Ltd—
Bullock
2.57
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Tar
Mutual Funds—
American
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
.
98 346
—
98.257
1964
93 276
98.135
1964
98.200
97.786
1964,—
97.810
97.310
1964
97.296
Sept ,30. 1964
96.982
99.007
96:685
'96.371
3i,
!
Nov
ic>64__
ng.R!>7
30,
1964,—
96.351
114%
.
51%
55%
11
12%
•No
17'/a
187/8
New
par
value,
York
FOOTNOTES FOR OVEReTIIE-COFNTER ISSUES
a.Net. asset
Stock/'Exchange,
value.-- b Bid
t New
stock'
yield
•
x
price,
d Ex-rights.: k Admitted
Ex dividend,
wi When
issued
v
to listing on the
dividend.
Ex- si nek
Volume
THE
Bank
6323
Number
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OF
COURSE
clearings this week will show
Week
BANK
increase
an
(2263)
CLEARINGS
with
compared
a
year
November
30
'
1°63
<2
j
i961
1960
$
<>r
Dec. Vo
$
$
$
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelpma—
Pre¬
ago.
Ended
47
'
liminary figures compiled by
of the
based
us
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Bethlehem
Chester
13.0%
stand
above those of the corresponding
week last year.
'
.
$37,963,521,923 against $33,594,440,411 for the
Our preliminary totals
center there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 12.2%.
a
At this
week in 1962.
same
Our comparative
,
4,993,161
—1L6
4,420,503
4,850,574
—24.8
1,248,000,000
—22.6
3,588.678
1,217,0,00,000
5,807,199
7,820.682
■.f
5,776,703
28,406,477
—13.8
8.8
6.950.291
7,584,320
7,255,984
—11.6
28,422,637
28,037,413
—
11,834,048
15,686,484
—24.6
18,657.028
22,072,872
953,217,438
1,258,192,774
—24.2,
1,322,176,818
1,298,454,218
Jersey—Trenton
Total
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
Ended
7—
December
cities)
(9
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1963
York
New
1962
''
%
$21,294,603,445 $18,987,141,004
+12.2
1,531,436,061
Philadelphia
Boston
3.5
547,081,458
+ 10.2
488,100,000
460,700,000
+
1,279,180,000
935,822,564
566,168,817
504,362.589
820,398,675
684,406,405
484,896,157
439,983,488
+10.2
$29,394,252,185 $26,133,528,815
345,792,193
709,436,623
83,750,100
13,012,546
79,289,300
15,374,906
—15.3
14,682,447
—25.3
13,823,984
13,048,895
13,684,933
492,247,188
—26.3
499,222.821
491,133,865
1,341,534,792
1,702,928,979
—21.2
1,675,813,747
1,586,913,786
-
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+19.9
Baltimore
13,795,608
—18.5
—22.1
+12.5
San
<
_
Francisco
:
cities,
five
days
Other
cities,
five
days_.
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
cities,
five
7,141,058.115
days__„
cities
all
for
issue of next week.
6,217,426,330
$36,535,310,300 $32,350,955,145
1
day
one
Total
cities)
(7
5,703,496
20,923,000
27,503,000
—23.9
28,622,000
5,657,237
21,680,000
189,232,264
266,526,078
—29.0
,270.027,178
273,712,392
Virginia—Huntington
1,428,211,623
Richmond
+12.9
the week
for
+14.9
the
and
figures
are
covered by
the foregoing will
available
not
at
Accordingly, in th=. above the last day of the week in all
9,824,156
detailed
Total
appear
7.
For
that
week there
the whole country
in
week
was
time
of
going
to
press.
'_
9,083,524
411.986,002
163,585,669
139,245,535
922,362,203 '—27.4
898,425,781
861.364,690
31,847,728
Nashville
—
Macon
449,600,000
.'.
153,386,300
8,752,986
Total
0.8
—
8,219,737
8,862.313
7,017,871
5,875,948
—18.2
292,355.575
281,027,lOt
322,857.453
—17.0
312.238.644
238,805,866)
18,014,281
—12.0
16,424,577
16,549.301
983.157
846,012
321,668,000
—16.2
280,191.000
288,053,411
1,385,756,307
1,624,151,142
—14.7
1,575,484,370
1,478,521,752
3,773,045
22,267,524
16.971,771
+ 10.0
—11.2
—33.6
3, 161,435
13 ,146.082
3,191,636
22,553,163
12,419,120
16,375,217
100,602,000
il,118,042
—16.6
—-11.8
—11.2
+ 13.7
795.013
903.574
cities)
(10
161.664,848
441,000,000
269,607,000
Orleans
Louisiana—New
169.959,809
449,600.000
—18.7
15,856,002
Mobile
36.604,25a
37,726,700
2.2
7,447,903
268,021,368
Alabama—Birmingham
—12.6
—14.3
—
305,185,243
6,058,563
249,623,315
-
Mississippi—Vicksburg
aggregate clearings for
of 22.5%; the
36,443,963
150,058,735
385,100.000
8,680,022
/•
——c.—
Augusta
has/to be estimated.
cases
cities)
(6
Georgia—Atlanta
having amounted to $25,568,084,683 against,$32,973,840,420 in the
decline is due to the fact that Thanksgiving Day, a
The large
1962.-
9,647.300
420,492,089
—21.7
Tennessee—Knoxville
results of the previous week—the week ended
decrease
a
—13.2
—29.3
158,957,280
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
in
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete
11,312,183
451,790,411
124,386,653
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate
6,051.545
+13.0
We, cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday
9.1
—
319,256,926
'
South
Maryland—Baltimore
i
District of Columbia—Washington
1,243,485,266
6.273.251
669,326,495
Carolina—Charleston
+14.9
'
Saturday
same
17,970.118
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond— '
West
$37,963,521,923 $33,594,440,411
week
Complete and exact details
we are
75,772,400
-
5.9
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
,<
5.6
+
645,094,965
90,800,800
+12.3
Cleveland
—18.1
743,697,842
Mansfield
'
+36.7
Pittsburgh
13,581,380
344,055,916
10,972,155
363,027,679
Columbus
+10.8
13,533.728
319.616,601
11,124.993
____.
Cleveland
+11.4
886,892,764
603,042,294
!
1,207,000,000
982,426,736
City
Louis
St.
+
1,344,000,000 '
—
—
—
Kansas
1,480,138.543
280,396,990
579,250,329
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dec.
6,331,138
25,119,885
for this week follows:
mary
our
2.u^4,065
2,422,359
2,451,803
7,027,798
York
New
1,010,547
2,43J,bb3
+
(a)
1,190,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
1,399,435
5.8
—16.6
872,569
1,206.834
2,089,079
4,414,530
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
at
j
1,741,364
(a)
895,000,000
1,898,881
6,155,738
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings wilt
be
1,276,289
Pennsylvania—Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 7, clearings for all
'
holiday,
the
in this week this
came
holiday
year
while last
it
year
came
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
week earlier, and to
a
Monday, because of the President's assassination. Outside of this city
on
Grand
there
was
22.5%.
are
loss of
a
22.5%; the bank clearings at this center showing a decrease of
We group the cities according to the Federal Reserve
located and from this
note that
we
smaller by
Reserve
in the New York Reserve District the totals
14.7%.
by
Chicago Reserve District suffers
The
a
St.
Louis
27.0%.
Reserve
District
of
decrease of 23.3%;
—
following
furnish
we
a
1st
November
30—
Inc. or
1962
$
V
1961
1,394 774,765
Dec. %
$
$
842,700,815
1,133,406.062
—25.6
1,102,311,626
19,065,082,688
—22.1
17,563,829,260
8,393,932
12,412,226
16 493.438
16,506,180'
8,824,559
—18.4
8, 228,185
7,556,915
1,998,572,959
—25.5
1,888,022.494
1,851,968,11a'
464,400.000
238,737,206
-—15.8
433,300.000
Louis/
391,000,000
186/670,638
212,463,589
4,473,605
Philadelphia
9
"
953.217,438
,1,258,192,774
—24.2
1.322,176,818
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
15,913,892,140
1,298,454,218
3rd
-
Total
.
Cleveland
7
"
1,341,534,792
1,702,928,979
—21.2
1.675,813,747
221,952,249
4,577,639
—21.8
— 4.3
— 2.3
Richmond
6,"
669,326,495
922,362,203
—27.4
898,425,781
861,364,690
6th
Atlanta
"
1,385,756,307
1,624,151,142
—14.7
1,575,484,370
1,478,521,752
1,998,572,959^ —25.5
1,888,022.494
1.851,968,118
—14.5
865,531,190
845,522,796
10
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
12th
San
"
17
___
Louis_
,
1,489.132,470
,
4
'
"
794,607,832
7
._
___
"
648,243,829
929,667,094
^
887,994,539
—27.0
817,528.477
*
874,639,033
—23.3
774.484,002
6
"
623,669,694
769,301,774
—18.9
707,603,241
'*
,1,304,165,244
1,807,541,173
—27.9
1,684,450,895
25.568,084,683
32,973,840.420
-^22.5
30.875.661.901
194,301,301
4,275,749
208.790,707
3,930,788
865,531,190
845,522,796
14,392,179.736
—22.5
13,856.233.119
now
add
our
,
detailed
November
ended
10,065,973
10,738,700
6.3
12,179,876
11,065,424
3,310,113
5,921,913
—44.1
Helena
statement showing
the figures for each city for the
30
for
four
years:
21,116,077
—21.0
18,964,365
17,026,576
cities)
648,243,829
.__
887,994,539
-27.0
817,528,477
761,298,976
1,052,727
4.9
20.0
—15.3
'1,096.432
1,175,804
968,229
1,018,666
9,854,610
199,522,298
11,461,5721
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Omaha
-
$
November
Ended
1962
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
30
$
1960
St.
$
10,644,285
—_
Missouri—Kansas
1961
10.366,748
' 235,592,034
7,372,272
'
"IIIII-IIII—
City
Joseph
City-
1,001,493
• ,824,406
8,781.827
179,350,565
'
____
29,318,726
427,196,701,
32,953,608
't 560,865,218
+15,233,375
6,900,763
i
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,030,275
11,784,921
5,474,947
Wichita
Week
1963
'
at—
-
First Federal Reserve District—BostonTotal
3.483,260
5,787.013
—39.8
4,744,996
9,396.020
—21.8
8.866,576
Massachusetts—Boston
_
,
685,157,885
936,346,495
—26.8
898,965,994
874,639,033
30.7
11,712,395
192,541,510
-10,277,575
32,327,508
499,439,590
—11.0
25,185,932
23.8
22.6
—20.7
513,038,681
13,374.816
6,288,432
5,649,058
—23.3
774,484,002
774,587,735
14,138,623
4.314,297
—30.2
4.384,239
3,837 723
2,082,339
1,271,177
+ 63.8
1.712,80.3
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
869,181 223
3,010,885
T_
671,105,858
cities)__
—23.9
-
8,151 744
'
___
(9
4,345, 762
7,346,353
Maine—Bangor,
Portland
7,437,278
0.5
16,692,662
Hastings
.
3,665,7821
7,964,674
7,506,876
._
(7
4,181,181
7,470,767
Montana—Billings '
Kansas—Topeka
Clearings
520,156,277
194,241,843
Dakota.—-Aberdeen.i.
Total
7,725,799
552,814.895
213,436,622
,
13,161,607,221
'
7,7)86.864
—25.7
—32.5
Dakota—Fargo___
Lincoln
week
14.7'
8,083,511
595,874,890
238,752.572
442,619,607
-
Nebraska—Fremont
We
•
161,186,504
North
28,578,485,687
11,159,664,495
York City
New
'
,
6,898,203
-
.
.
____
South
,
Outside
Paul
■
1,505,413,061
671,105,858
106 cities
Total
St.
651,317,171
10
.'
__
Francisco
.
438,500,000
203,253.132
224,702.309
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
,•
774,587,735
"
f
Minnesota—Duluth
761,298,976
9
City
.
-14.5
929,667,094
794,607,832
cities)
(4
.
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,586,913,786
5th
7th
1,563,32.4'
1,358,986,INI'
/ 8 309.371
11 187,405
....
1,049,231,244
14,843,623,909
12 cities
York____'_
67,521,02V
23,688,.'219*
/
*7,200,000
Kentucky—Louisville
I960
$
"
New
,
709,257
1,489,132,470
Cities)
(17
Missouri—St.
9
1
Boston
2nd
4th
11,917.851
13 309 657
—
1
Eighth Federal Reserve District-^St. Louis—
CLEARINGS
OF BANK
1963
Ended
9 ,276,414
71 665,947
8.4
—81.5
—13.4
Springfield
"f
Week
5,145,555
179,712,85»
10,179,824
168 ,145,084
25 280,625
9,653,165
64,426,238
15.371,007
Rockford
578,083
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
-
10,149,994
4
—23.4
—32.1
>—62.7
—25.5
Peoria
Total
In the
_:
96,358,003*
080,235
—10.1
,26,328,726
3.373,770
1,429,960,991
Decatur
15,629.924
097,000
10
9,827,040
8,838,387
Chicago
.
16, 626,980
104
—
17,880,646
1,257,055
1,065,645,228
——
—
27.9%.
a
3.0
—18.8
21, 262,188
80,941,392
61,993,004
City____
Illinois—Bloomington
in the
in the San Francisco Reserve District of
In the Kansas Reserve District the totals record
Dallas Reserve District of 18.9%, and
Rapids
Moines
Des
4,294,245
174,464,227
141,593,380
8.829,971
,
Sioux
Reserve District of
14.5%, and the Minneapolis
9,8/3,bob
4,167,155
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
'
the
3___
_
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Atlanta
loss of 25.5%;
13,663,880
86,774,000
_
South Bend
21.2%; in the Richmond Reserve District by 27.4%, and in the
District
Wayne
Indianapolis
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
delphia Reserve District of 24.2%.
11.270.549
Indiana—-Fort
Districts in which they
falling off of 22.1%; the Boston Reserve District of 25.6%, and in the Phila¬
a
Rapids
Lansing
Terre
show
4,151,116
19,766,925
Arbor
Michigan—Ann
1,863 803
'
Fall
River
Lowell
New
—
,
___
_.
3.826.618
,
'
Worcester
New
Rhode
New
7,4
3,827,893
21.830,584
—15.6
18,706,390
16,304 385
—25.0
60,444,465
"25,128,694
26,834,645
25,522, 446
44,960,500
<—21.7
47,755,100
cities)
3,273,352
4,49(1,671
—27.1
4,237,941
5,348, 592
842,700,815
'
1,133,406,062
—25.6
1,102,311,626
1.049,231,244
t
____
,
——
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
-
York—Albany
94.901,256
Buffalo
Washington—Seattle
New
1.0
3,144,739
3,366,291'
4,058,944
4,282,926
14,408,420,188
__1
_
18,581,660.684
Jersey—Newark
New
3.048,659
49,810,987
—
I
—22.5
17,019,428,782
55,850,041
—10.8
55,371,557
51,617,959
31,550,657
■■
—9.5
30,781,812
28,768,045
63,170,592
90,651.789
—30.3
85,905,092
11,797,818
620,373.817
563,521,198
48,131,282
6,114.000
—23.2
(9 cities)
__
6.851,000
6,281,385
5,810,584
—23.3
13.631.904
13,021,099
—18.9
707,603,241
651,317,171
,
Lake
California—Long
Pasadena
222.909,912
120,089,070
9,765,135
—
City
4
Beach_l
Francisco
San
25j^oio'ooo
b,828,339
304,439,501
"3.373,646
11,058,602
8,702,192
721,283,527f
21,511,588
—
San
5,322,961
-30.1
234,022.216
6,147.158
219,336,7421
266,198.326
140,697,770
226,637,783
124,691,954
Jose
44,684,817
-22.0
-26.8
-16.8
-61.8
110,870,705
—37.4
133,599,106
105,485,679
Santa
Barbara
„
Total
Grand
8-94i'9no
(10
total
cities
(106
14,944,320
931,504.066
815,697,543
-52.9
34,602.599
43,372,663
-40.4
13.849,286
-45.5
15,788.896
13,257;869
16,214,064
cities)
._
._
16,443,598
1,304,165,244
1,807.541,173
25,568,084.683
32,973,840,420
—22.5
11,159,664,495
-__
Outside
New
York
City
14,843,623,909
19,065,082,688
—22.1
17,563,829,260
15,913,892,140
•Estimated,
(a)
Clearings
14,392,179,736
—22.5
operations discontinued.
25,462,484
16,319,460
-26.9
8,968,4(2
Stockton
25,321,118
5,797!639
-21.3
-27.9
1,684.450.895
1.505,413,061
30,875.661,901
28,578.485,687
13,856,233,119
13,161,607,221
/
Total
50.315,479
—16.7
'90,441,796
69 395,689
^
Jersey
13,070.853
—18.3
15,416,878,466
'
28,567,425
____
Northern
156,139,841
—10.7
,
'
,
Rochester
Syracuse
159,244,267
56,911,137
3,885,352
3,117,970
York
—24.1
72,294,961
3.469,369
Elmira
New
161,916,854
+ 270.0
13,943,236
769,301,774
176,671,289
—+
__
_
Utah-Salt
25,647.947
;
122,870,433
Jamestown
—20.1
—26.7
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
I
Oregon—Portland
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
10,692,298
623,669,694
'
'
—
cities)
(6
Yakima
New
14,445,777
681,369.750
47,486,294
6,425,000
5,631,717
41,240, 000
35,223,700
Island—Providence...—_—
(12
_
Falls___
11,539,180
557,018.077
34,790,138
4,937,000
4,693,001
51,020, 515
—12.9
—
—
Galveston
Wichita
55,881,800
21,894,269
Hampshire—Manchester—_____
^__
Worth"
Fort
18,596 717
19,602,539
'<■.
Dallas
3,788 334
—14.2-
—
16,546,832
Haven
Total
22,094,535
41,899,532
Connecticut—Hartford
,
4,132,321
18,955,790
Bedford
Springfield
Texas—Austin
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
certifies
wolfrld. We give below
'
NOVEMBER
/
TO
1963
DECEMBER
Dec. 3
Dec. 4
s
8
Belgium, franc—
Canada, dollar
——
Ireland,
.0200600
.927031
.210153
.144928
.144906
.144912
.310566
.31C566
.310566
.204054
.204054
.204054
.
Berlin
.209530
.209527
.209577
2.796020
2.796900
2.795933
.00160650
.00160650
.06160650
(A.
M.)
.00275762
.00275466
.327000
.326966
.326983
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277701
.277516
.277433
.277450
.277543
2.768336
2.769207
2.769240
.139693
.139683
47u%
.0348750
.03 48750
'
2.769346
2.768217
.139700
.139681
.0348750
.0348687
Portugal, escudo—
Spain, peseta-*—
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc.
.0800560
.08487^1
.0166645
.0166657
.0166645
.0166645
.192475
.192487
.192481
.231618
.231603
.231645
.231662
1.393295
1.392727
1.392787
1.393225
2.795900
2.796020
2.796900
debt
5'/4%,
&
Co.,
fund
Redemption
13,928
account—/-.—
certificate
Gold
—
1
»
,
1.378
+
4*
12
~
/
of
subord.
subord.
reporting mem¬
certificates
increased $8 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased $67
million.
$195 million, Treasury
decreased
banks
*
Total
gold certificate reserves—_
Cash
!.
.
233
(317)
—
7
121
advances—1—
and'
Discounts,
82
—
484
—
Demand
399
—
districts
70
—
Held
TJ.
under
repurchase
'
5
agreement
+
5
+
+
5
Bills '
4.343
*
Notes.,
/tinder
Total
U.
repurchase
Cash
ivcnrs
Bank
prqihises:— y.-A---
O.her
4-2,099
of
process
+
33.976
-.,295
.L
56.086
+
./!_ .c
assets
'
—
25
assets
(1,591
—r--*-;.!--*
)
1.145
72
Nov.
LIABILITIES—
'
.
investnients...:
and
Loans
32,162
(317)
notes..!
181
4.
and
Loans
2,206
4-
adjusted!—...——
U.
S.
bank
17,139
reserves-
Treasurer-,~general
4-
928
356
—
152
4
227
8
,—
203
(*)
!
-.!
680
+
586
account
Foreign
Other
investments
f
Agricultural
'
U.
S.
18.080
4-
345
4-
976
4,186
+
595
4-t
366
+
I
94
dividends,
4f
U.
16
'■'/
Total liabs.
of
&
Rubber
R.
F.
purch.
on
foreign
fxu'
20
1,145
56.086
securities
3,657
to
•Less
Other
domestic
-
-0.3%
One
101
14
-
in the consolidat¬
made
'
'
;■
five
five
due
the
the
ended
Federal
Nov.
27:
An
reporting member
changes
for
the
U.
;
"other"
of
$370
million
in
loans
million in holdings of
increase of
an
$924
million
in
Commercial
million;
deposits and $358 million
and:industrial
during
the
for
in
loans
increased
comparable
week
or
chasing
tions
or
carrying
Loans to
a
net
year
of
ago
Loans to brokers and
carrying
increased
$3
"other"
sales
and
million
U.
securities
personal
S.
Government
and
increased
$130
financing institu¬
loans
bank financial institutions increased
$3
15
1970_
1937
Jan
1
2035
!
debs,
conv.
debentures,
mtge.
Alfalfa
45n%
5%
Chemical
due 1971
Dec
15
_jan
1
1976.---—.Dec
15
1933
Dec 15
*■'
."■
1842
15351
Corp.—'<>."*
first
pipe
due
line
due
July
Gas
2127
&
1,
15,
due
Milling
1981r___
Co.—
1975._l_.__
_Jan
1
1938
Dec
12
1939
1984...*-_!_/——Dec
12
2036 |
__
Co.—,
mortgage
bonds,
bonds
mortgage
Dec.
bonds,
Dehydrating
Illinois
first
1977____
Libby—
debentures,
due
due
July
1,
1985—-i.—
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc. 54i%
cilmul. pfd, stock
Dec 31
Quebec Natural Gas Corp.—
6% first mortgage bonds series due
1.980A-ar— -'——Jan 1
Rhine-Ruhr Water^ Service Union—
4V>%
debt adjustment debentures
due 1973
Jan
1
!
...
..
*
4
25
4%%
year
Southern
Natural
434%
due
due
2130
_
1982.
•
Oil
first
4®u %
(Ohio)
due
4%%
pipe line
&
Light
mtge.
1979
and
series
debentures
Corp;bonds
4H-%
Company and Issue—
Illinois
Light
due
1
—Jan
1
;_Jan
1
Dec
31
„
issues
called
'
,
.
Date
Page
Co.—
Gas & Fuel- Associates
Kodak Co.—
4%'>
General
1982
,1989—A.
due
due
cumulative
due
1981
'
bonds
convertible debentures
S3.60
4
'118
1974
1
*
.Jan
31
2126
1
2127
Jan
28
Dec
16
2032
"
*
stockl..*—
preferred
Jan
pfd. stock
18
-Jan
catnul.
*
.Dec
v
!'^_
-
Cable/ Corp.—
.4% cumulative first preferred stock.'!
Genung's Inc. 5%,. cumul. pfd, stock
»; r
inc
5'o<! debentures', due Dec.
15.
.
Hawaiian
53-i%
Electric
cumulative
*
Oil
Co.,
Co., Ltd.—
preferred series
6%
subord.
conv.
Ling-Teinco-Vought, Inc.i
stock—
due
.Jan
debs,
1976.
due
Power & Light
Co.—
mortgage bonds due 1989.
first
A ¥»'< 'first mortgage bonds due
in
this
15
*
2127
27
2128
^27
_Jan
—
30
-Dec
197 5-1
.Dec
-Dec
debs,
1990 "
*
•F
490
—
-g
3
issue.
—
195
DIVIDENDS
1,160
,
/?54
:
1.709
3,198
96
—
Continued from page/13
840
-F*
;
2,867
'
'
'
,
1,436
727
5.615
Genuine
55
4
775
-f 1,231
4
13,769
-F-/
*
64.061
+.
924
93,720
4-/
8 46
68.937
4-
1.881
+
3.021
4 1.596
-s'
4.987
2,746
32
49
4;
596
—
1.054
'4
888
interbank:
—
'
11,582
-
358
—
,
448
Commercial
27
—
4
5
635
.Other
—
time
and
2
81
4
48
143
57.941
savings
deposits—total**
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits.
Domestic
4
1,141
4
160
official institutions, etc.
banks.
and
States
4
■
8,918
subdivisions.
official institutions, etc.
banks..
Commercial
F.
3.025
12
—
115
,.__!.
R.
Banks.........
others
:
4
716
11
6.195
A
ACCOUNTS
121'
a-
3.498
:
1C5
427
16
14,292
to
"other"
::E'xclusive
of
of
Power
$4.96
as
84.92
domestic
commercial
banks
and
after
^Includes
certified
and
officers'
•^Includes
shown
non-
time deposits
separately.
tNov,
20
(San
figures
of
U,
phecks
S.
shown
Government
-r
and
postal
'
.
V
12-16
17 V2C
*1-
1
12-13
1.5c
1-
1
12-
9
11-
8
11-
8
25c
S4.60
preferred
1963
Shoe Mfg.
Georgia
Giant
Mascot
Portland
savings
1
12-13
8124
T —
1-
1-
1
12-13
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
81.15
L
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-30
12-28
12-14
15c
Ltd.
•44c
—
(quar.
cents
Glen
*
1-
11-29
11-29
1
12-
4
5c,
1-15
12-31
•81.75
12-16
11-29
75c
Corn
Exchange
(quar.).__
(final)
1-2
(Phila.)
Bank
equal
approximately
to
Corp.
12-27
10r28
12 Vac.
1-14
12-31
20c
1-14
12-31
10c
12-11
-
!
Erick
3
5%
(quar.)
Shale
12-
less British
(7%'/
—*
Glen-Gery
30c
•
share) %__•*„
per
Alden
12-27
*
—
Glaxo Group, Ltd;
tax.
12-13,
12-27
tlOc
Corp.
Quarterly
1
•tl5c
.
Cards
1-
20c
Extra
12-13
1
1-
81.15
Cement
Greeting
1-
81:23
$1.15
series ' (quar.
series
(quar.)—
(quar.).Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd.*:.-!
Gibron
12-20
$1.25
iquar.i
(quar.)
Mines,
12-20
1%
—
preferred
1962
Corp.
(quar.)-
11-26
5c
Glenmore
deduc¬
12-1G
<George)
(quar.).
preferred
Falls
B
Glidden
Globe
12-11
11-26
25c
1-10
12-19
17 Vac.
12-13
17 Wc
Globa
Insurance
..
)
Co.
Goodrich
Mining
Stock
A
(quar.)__
(quar.>_!_
12-13
!•
—
Corp.
F.)
Co
(quar.)*!
,
(quar.)
12-
3% '
12-15
12-16
.*
2
12-
2
12-
2
12-15
7%c
(quar.
(reduced)—
Inc.
1-
5c
__
(quar.)
Corp.__i_^—
-
50c
*
Telegraph
Bros..
IB.
class
Inc
Products
Rubber
Goldblatt
Y.t
(quar.)
Globe-Union./Inc.
«fc
Co.,
(N.
quar.)
dividend
Golconda
Co.
Distilleries
Industries,
Stock
Gold
'
2
1—
85
84.60
715
separately.
/
Francisco'District).
revised.
not
12-16
2-
preferred ' (quar.—
preferred
(quar.)
84.60
Glen
reserves; individual loan items are shown gross. ; >•,
"Includes all demand deposits except those oF U. S. Government and
domestic commercial banks, less cash items in process of collection.
not
com¬
to
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
563
valuation
"Preliminary
million,
loans
2
1.265
4
17
—
Corp.
dividend
Georgia
Trust
•4
1-
pay¬
'
Putnam
Girard
30
7 Vac
~~IIIIII-
——.
(see
4,330
*4-
B
(quar.t
(quar.)
Girard
—
482
.2
liabilities,.-
class
3,121
735
1
—
2
5%
&
Fund
Georgia-Pacific
Extra
CAPITAL
tion
Co,
Of Rcc
1-
stock).
/common
llolden
7%c
Fund);
income
*,*'•
Governments,
From
Inc.,
B
A
(quar.)__.
Industries, 7%
preferred
1
—
224
class
class
Parts
Payable
quar.
4
280
4
3.927
c—
A
j.
109
37.580
class
When
Share
•
.•
on
Putnam
Gilifilan
112.920
deposits—
political
interbank.*.!
,
Foreign:
Other
in
Giant
517
savings
Governments,
Time
George
Stock
**
div.
able
Genungs,
19
—
•'
**
"
(quar.)
(Stock
61
—
157
-r
B
50
—
31
—
Brewing Co.,
Class
3,297
261
—
176,128
/
Per
Genesee
169
4
■
171
—
1,741
1.108
__
75"
—
3,185
^2__
,
4—
"
22
+
12,316
—
!
8
14
—
18.784
ir
—
"
6
11-29
11-29
11-29
22c
—
A—
12-10
12-2
2c
12-16
11-22
$150
1-
2
10c
1-2
55c
12-31
s
1938
r
eonvertbfe
subordinated
Sound
5'2%
G
_i. AI
1,
19 76
260
■-F
?
debs.
-
Co.—
J
entire
Central
2174
Co.—
bonds
Transmission
Power
first
1
-.Jan
Co.
mtge.
Wisconsin1
Home
Jan
„
1978—
Eastern
5%
Gas
first, mtge.
Standard
Texas
debentures
839
2.440
!
-
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—
Class
purchasing
secured
<te
Name of Company
Government!:
S.
From
a
secuiities increased $17 million, and their loans for
pur¬
million.
4
28
Borrowings:
these loans decreased $107 million.
dealers
due
'
banks—
deposits adjusted"
deposits—total?
Mutual
demand deposits credited to domestic commercial
banks.
$56
3
33
•F
6.425
Banks
R.
domestic
Commercial
de¬
deposits adjusted, and decreases of $596 million in
U; S. Government demand
1937
Dec
1982_
1,
288
Foreign:
securities and $171
securities,
4
+ ■
,
:*
assets/liabilities,
Domestic
week
adjusted, decreases of $254 million in holdings of U. S.
mand
+
14.036
assets—]ret__
Demand
System Tn leading cities
principal
increase
9
1-974.
378
3
3,758
indebtedness-!--
of
coin*
with
,
Government
6
r
2.667
individuals, partnerships & corporations
Stated and political subdivisions-
weekly
Reserve
following
'
—
27,926
*.
—
of
Oct.
bonds
5%%
&
•Announced
883
banks!
:
F.
and
Balances
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
1.537
17.839
commercial
years
LIABILITIES—
shows
130
__e
years—
with
Reserves
Currency
/•
Demand
statement
5%
Northern
203
3,659
:
securities—total
certificates
to
After
Total
banks
1.7
1,712
..
Treasury notes & U. $. bonds maturing:
Within
one
year-,;
!_
-2.8%
/•
condition
first
/National
90
bills____
Treasury
Other
The
93
19,892
loans—
Government
S.
4
3.614
loans—2
to
Loans
''U.
acceptances
correspondents
$500,000,
1,
"
30.3%
parentheses are the eliminations
than
Nov,
institutions:.
.banks*__X_
foreign
Other .securities
Figures In
ing process.
V;i %
4:,4%
r
:....
*
nonbank financial
to
Treasury
•
liability
46
-F
23
-F
liabilities
combined
Contingent
-F
138
to /
reserves
note
''
accounts .(1,591)
due
Co.—
Minerals
McNeil
Puget
-
estate
Real
2,574
458
Sales* finance, personal finance, etc.
>
Loans
27
4-
934
__
'
capital
gold certificate
and
!
492
2034
*___Dec
'
debentures,
convertible
5%
9,702
4
.
.
14
-—
3.553
•; *
>
56
'
pur¬
Government' securities,-.--—
Other
4-3,564
370
4-
.4
■
securities.
secpritiesli.%—,
,1
S.
Loans
"+ 1,122
for
carrying:
or
55
—
.
37,254
1.573
and, dealers
brokers
ACCOUNTS—'
CAPITAL
Capital paid in
Sui plus
:.A1
Other capital accounts:.—
deposit
54.522
(1,591)
I*—--—
88.563
—
loans
10.961
-I- 9,801
4
loads for purchasing or carrying:
Other
'
liabilities
Total
—...:.
',435
f
135;273
adjusted!—
industrial
Government
Other
(* I
—
1962
1.37,940
.....—
loans..
chasing
113
—
to
Loans
66
—
29
■
items-.-*• (1,274)
Total,
deposits
Deferred availability cash
Other liabs. and accrued
Ratio
and
Commercial
Member
Nov. 28,
1963+
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Deposits:
Nov. 20,
27,
1963*
Total
Reserve
2033
15
1979
subordinated', debentureS'duc
Eastman
Doere ise (—i Since
3,657
4
Increase ( + ) or
,
..
,
ASSETS—
Federal
due
Eastern
'■
-
Total
1
Dec
1973
Ltd.—-
4U%
'
1
—
million.
domestic commercial banks increased $490
581
+
104
million. * Loans to
$105
increased
others
from
rowings
4" 3.630
944
+
3,691
4
2033
l_*..__J/an
due
bonds
Canada
debentures,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $121 million and bor¬
183
4-
171
6.003
-
563
-f-3,508
61
650
-f
dividuals, partnerships, and corporations increased $280
million.
/ • V /
6,965
F
589
/
34,145
(1,274)
4
25
+
193
collection
—
50
+
■
33.783
securities—■__!'
Total loans and
on
4,645
'
agreement
securities-!-*
Govt,
S.
■j.
in the
City, $80 million in the Kansas City District
and $75 million in the Dallas District. Savings deposits
decreased $109 million and "other" time deposits of in¬
—6,119
17,729
—
...'
outright
Total,/ bought
Held
!
_*
Bonds
'
514
+
7,066
Certificates
Libby,
New York
Bought outright—
'
1
—
4
.
securities:
Government
S.
'
43
but two
all
million
of $418
increases
included
and
in
increased
adjusted
Chicago District, $104 million in the St. Louis District,
$86 million in the San Francisco District,' $84 million in
Acceptances:
Bought outright
deposits
3.65%
5
138
+
1937'!
12
Michigan, Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
537
/—
13
■'
1840"
.—Dec
Jan
Acceptance, Corp.—
6+4V
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly
1962
v.
15.3C6
R! notes--
F.
for
1963
1963
-
31
2011
1
1973_—
International
ber
Dec. 5,
Nov. 27,
2032
t
due
$118 million.
Increase ( 4 ) or
15
__Dec
$20 million, re¬
spectively, during the similar week in 1962.- Real estate
loans increased
$28 million.
"Other" loans increased
Decrease (— ) Since
2032
Dec
1977
stock
bonds
adjustment
Co.
Home Oil Co. Ltd.
Dec. 4,
15
Inc.—
preferred
series B debentures
General
pared with decreases of $74 million and
(In millions of dollars)
1
1979—Dec
1,
f
Corp.—
General Tire <fc
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Nov.
due
Ltd.—
debentures due December
adjustment
debt
634%
2.796933
Consolidated Statement of Condition
%
debs,
Co..
Edison
Power
Foundation
1.393241
2.797040
7%-subord.
Harpen Mining Corp.—*
4l'z% debt, adjustment
"
Page
Inc.—
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
6%
ASSETS—
1939
redemptions
'
.192500
.231653
Republic of South Africa: rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling-.-— —
Page
16
Dec
:
Co., 4:,.iv debs., due Dec.
debentures due Jan. 1, 2009
45b%
and
Co.,
Aluminium
cumulative
7'-
Commonwealth
.0166645
.192500
—,
British
Cluett,, Peabody
.326983
.0800560
'
_____—
■-
.00275483
.00275500
"
-
— -*■
2039
Date
Light
Byers Co..
Electric
.139681
*
.326983
<te
6'-V« ,series B
.00275800
-
due
A
adjustment deb. bonds series A due 1978 &
debt adjustment deb. bonds" series B due 19?8_Jan
Canadian
.00160640
—
... -
Date
series
debt
4'2%
.209580
2.795900
Power
4)h'v
.251712
.251665
.251637
.251625
.251606
—__
guilder—*.
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
tender
Company and Issue—
.144904
.00160650
Netherlands,
of
partial
.204054
.210178
.209585'
malayan dollars
bonds
3% -6'c
.310565
.204*o0
peso
given in the Chronicle.
were
.927109
——
Malaysia,
mak¬
-(except where otherwise indicated)
details
.210178
.'210178
2.79*7040
Japan, yen..*...*,.—______
Mexico,
.0200606
.310566
1
pound
lira
provisions.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
.0386612
.144975
x
u
.0386812
*
.927187
.210128
rupee
.0386750
*
.0200600
,
(Metropolitan), new 1 rare——
Germany, deutsche mark_/.__.—
Italy,
.0386500
.0200600
krone—,—
France
India,
current volume
which the
Company and Issue—
2.228631
2.228605
.926875
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka-—-
fund
.00721840
.00719408
.00710373
2.227904
'
•
.927343
*--
in
notice
.0200610
----
■—
redemption,
for
8
.00711034
.0386500
_____
notes,
bonds,
corporate
called
under- sinking
Dec. 5
2.227808
2.228717
called
of
stock
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
*
S
.00717340
A-
pound--!—
Austria, schilling
those
list
a
common
The date indicates the redemption or last date for
Dec. 2
S
.•
and
the
Monday
Friday
found
including
(Value in United States,Money)
in New York
be
preferred
INCLUSIVE
1963,
5,
Cable Transfers
Biiying Rate lor
Nov. 29
Argentina, peso-.
A
*
will
Below
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
29.
Noon
and Monetary Unit
Country
record for the week just passed.
a
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
''
Denmark,
Fund Notices
requirements of Section 522, of the Tariff Act of 1930. the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
FOREIGN
Australia,
Redemption Calls and Sinking
P
■
Monday, December 9, 1963
...
the
to
countries of the
i
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2264)
48
12-13
12-16
12-
6
i
Volume
198
the Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6323
W lien
Per
Name of Company
Gooayear 'Tire
Share
Rubber
R
Goouyear Tire & Rubber
Common
Co.
25c
(quar.i
m.c.
Gotuus
Inc.
L'
(quar.>__
iquar.i
&
City
Grant
(W.
Co.^quar.i
r
Co.
Lakes
Dredge
&
Lakes
Great
Homes
Power.
Northern
Ltd.
Iron
Certificates
of
Paper
Southern
Lite
Life
preferred
interest
series
Western
Greater
All
Greater
C'o.
Shoe, Mfg.
Corp.
Stock
Inc,
Co.
net
Gulf
&
Oil
Hunsaker (S.
Hupp Corporation,
Huyck
12-31
12-
12-14
12-
12-14
12-
2
2;ic
:
2712
32 7c
1-
;
114c
12-
&
'
t
5.16':;.
Hamilton
4'c
Ideal
__'
*
Central,Industries
12-10
11-29
Imperial Oil
Life
12-14
12-10
,
Ltd.
(From
2-21
6-
5
8
22
H-
12-10
4
1-
1
12-14
Indian
1-
1
12-14
Indiana
11-18
Stock
12-15
11-18
Indiana
11-13
IndiaiiiS
J:
4.12 c
11-18
12-15
11-13
12-15
11-18
12-15
41
&
:
World,
(incr.-quar.)'
Inland
Inland
Natural
12-31
12-13
1-20
3-
8
Insurance
1-
1
$1.50
1
1-
12-10
12-
1-15
50c
I-
•
Co.''iConn,
i
(extra)
12-16
5Cc
v12-16
12-
Heileman
60c
Extra
(quar.)
:
_
10c
A
(quar. >__
3.65',
5
International
5
International
4(f
12-31-
12-12
W.)
11-22
12-13
12-10
12-31
12-
6
12-31
12-
6
12-31
12/
6
12-16
12-
2
/
12V2C
12-15
preferred
12-
12-16
12^27
1-
20c
1
1-
91'4C
common
preferred
Hewitt-Robins
Inc.,
,_i
Dauch,
Holiday Inns
Hollinger
of
(R.
Co.
M
class
1
12-
Honiestake
&
6
Mining
Rapid
series
B
12-16
12-
12-27
11-29
1-. 6
12-16
12-16
1-
2
2
Corp.
Ltd.
011
12-10
11-
Interstate
11-29
2-
3
20c
12-20
1-15
60c
iquar.i
~6
12-13
1-
1-
2
'12-12
12-20
$1
12-12
Canada—
Co.
12-19 "
5
Keystone
Kidde
•
4.36fv/
5'-2(>
15c
1-' 2
25c
-.12-16
12-
6
Interstate
12-16
12-
6
51^2fr
$1
.12-20
12-10
lie
12-31
11-29
145 c
quar.)_
11-25
5.V4 '.i
(7c
from
(s-a»
( Vai),
Co.
Co., common_^l
preferred
(quar.
12-2
12-27
12-13
Investors
12-10
Iowa
45c
1-
2
1127c
)'._
)___'_-____i
(s-a
11-15
12-2
12-30
10 c
-
Telegraph
12-16
12-30
110c
'
,1-1
19c
.12-14
net
6 ft
conv.
12-
2
6
12-16
11-25
12 Vc
12-12
'12-
2
12y2c'.
12-13
12-
2
Iowa
Power
Trust
Stock
Israel
&
1
12-
8
11-
8
12-13
11-15
12-31
$1.12'a
12-
12-31
11-25
12-31
12-
6
20c
1-3
11-30
$1.25
12-31
12-14
80c
12-27
12-12
26 Va c
12-20
12-
4
12-
4
1-
1-
6834C
1
.-1
•
1
12-:
4
7'2c
1-15
12-12
12-10
and
36c
Corp.
3
1-10
12-18
11-27
1-
12-10
10-15
1
2-1
1-15
12-31
11-29
1-
2
12-16
12-16
12-
12-18
12-11
12-18
12-11
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
2
2
12-16
12-13
11-29
30c
12-14
1-
87'2C '
—
11-25
1-
1
40c
1-
2
$1
12-18
11-26
712c
12-15
11-30
$1.12.'
:
2
12-13
12-21
1
1
27 V2C
1-15
1-
a
27 (2 C
4-15
4-
a
$1.25
,
______
1-15
1-
8
25c
(increased)*___
12-16
UOC
T
11-25
12-27
,
12-
6
12-
6
1-
25c
—
2
10c
12-13
11-29
10c
12-13
11-29
51c
net
12-15
11-39
invest¬
47
Kroehler
S.)
Mfg.
5
GOC
____
12-13
1-
2
12-13
53»4C
1-
2
12-13
45c
:
_c__,
2-'7
1-10
40c
1-
2
12-
2
2r<
3-16
2-
5
SI.25
12-
9
10-25
9
12-15
57
12 (2C
12-
2
12-13
12-14
11-15
10c
______
1-24
10c
*
12-15
•
12-
2
2
12-
9
1-20'
30c
—
12-
1-
1007
(quar.)-
12-15
11-29
12-17
12-
27 (2
—
:
c
12-13
11-29
12-31
12-16
6834c
12-31
12-16
12-16
12-16
12-
2
12-23
12-
2
1-2
12-
2
20c
(initial 1
12-31
$1
(quar. 1—.a'
D
IOC
50c
G
12-16
11-
7
913'3C
—
'
(quar.)zJ.
y
<quar.i_
common
(quar.i
(resumed
—
1
;
*
(quar.)_
(resumed quar.
1-10
12-12
11-19
12-13
27
——
;
2-10
30c
20c
r
Co.
7.
—•
26 (4 c
—-4.32/;
<,
Co.;, common
preferred
(quar.)
iquar.)
Telephone
Stock
11-29
(quar.i
(stock
Lake
Central
Life
Lamson
&
&
Stock
4.757
_i
12-
2
2
12-16
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
12-31
11-25
22c
—
■
l(a7
—
12-31
57
—
1
Jackson,
1-
11-25
62 '/2C
7
12-10
12-15
12r
1
27c
11-22
12-15
11-30
10c
Miss.)—*.
12-14
40c
12-16
11-30
Investment—
quarterly, i .1
Corp.
preferred
Lamson
27c
6V27
pfd. (quar.).—
Gas 5.407
pref. A (quar.)
Ishpeming RR. iquar.).—_
(N.
Extra
7"'67
——
—/—.
Insurance
Loan
Increased
1-
31 (4 c
——
Airlines.
Natural
Lambton
12-12
12-20
12-10
Electronics—
dividend )
Superior &
10c
■
28'2C
n-——
____*
—
dividend
Radio
.
—
57
preferred
(quar.)'.
4.567
preferred iquar.i
LaCrosse
2
62 (2C
Laclede
Gas
9
35c
11 ('4 C
A, (quar.)—
preferred
preferred
9
12-
—
—__—
iquar.i
quar.)
6
12-
12-16
c
12-
2
Lamar
11-
2
Y.i
N.
11-29
1'
1-
6
12-16
1
12-26
1-15
__.r_
Ca
—
12-30
50c
12 7c
1-
Lakeland
1-
6
1-
Lake
12-10
12-
$1.50
12-
,
8
12-31
12 '2c
—
iquar.)
Rubber——
B.)
1211-
5334C
12-16
13c
—*
(Brooklyn,
11-30
12-20
12-10
57'
dividend)—_
:
Inc.
12-15
25c:
50c
Kroger Company, (f}r 1st preferred (quar.)_
Kroger Co.,'4.307
pfd. A 1 initial 1-—_______
Kysor Industrial Corp. (quar. )—
—,7-——
11-29
25c
(stock
dividend
(S;
1-15
1:75c
10c
c.
_____—
(quar.
Telephone
Corp.
Stock
Kr'esge
12-27
quar.i._
Co.
1 quar. 1
Co.
Gobalt__—
preferred
Initial
2
profits-—1
Cement
&
convertible
12-20
iquar.i—
(Del.)
11-29
2
a
convertible
$2.75
43c
(quar.)___
Y.i
5Va 7
f60e
1 quar. i._
<N.
■
12-
20c
—
— —
from
Wire
preferred
21ac
—
i_
!
realized
net-
(I.
re¬
1
1
12-16
6
65c
dividend
(quar.)
iquar.i.
(quar.)
Light
iquar.i
K-2"
Lafayette
com.
6
10c
(quar'.i
regular
Kollmorgen
Corp.
Koppei's
Company,
12-23
1-2
12-10
Power,
6
12-
•,
Creamery
Co.
Koehring Company—
6
12-15
&
12-
2
'
:
Co.; (increased
Kratter
com.
12-
2
(quar.)—
Knudsen
6
11-
12-15
Ltd.,
2
1-
35c
Kingston Products, (s-a)
Kirkeby-Natus Corp,
(quar.)
12-11
$1.31 "4
dividend
Investors
1-
12-10
$1.62'a
Fund
Co.
12-27
2712C
preferred
Irving
9
iquar.)___
Light
preferred
12-
(quar.)
preferred
4.80G
11-15
12-19
54»/2c
income
1-
1-
10c
(initiali_!
A
incomeC-
Press
Kittaning
22c
iquar.i______—
investment
Option
9
12-20
America—
Foundation,>
Electric
12-
1-1
'
'10';
from capital gains)
Investment Corp: of Florida_____
investment
Stock
1?-10
(quar.i—
of
4.30r.'f
12-
40c
•_
Co.
9
5c
—
iquar,)_
preferred
preferred
6%''/>.
Investment
12-
(Ind.)—
iquar.i:
'12-16
15c
(qiiar.i'_„
dividend-.l
Stock
12-27
75c
common
1
5c
(quar.)_
Ltcl.
Kings County Trust
11-22
47
iquar.i
Securities,
preferred
115c
,
12-23
preierred
5c
(quar t
Transit
12-13
2
1-
83tc
1
iquar.)
Kingsport
11-22
4334C
quar.i
common
preferred
1214c
B
12-20
$1
________
5r/r
preferred iquar.j__*.
Interstate Life & Accident (Nashville)
Interstate Power,
B-1"
Copper
Class
57?
^
S
12-
12-19
'
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
< qufir. )v
—7
King Kulleji Grocery, class A (quar.i—
'
Co
Corp.
12-
''
class
Co.,
Walter)
1
Kleinert
Products, new, (initial)
approve a 4-for-3 stock split
liJcreased
2
20c
Industries
Steel
12-16
$1.25
__
dividend),—
ditidend
6
12- ,6
1-
83,4c
—.
Portland
Keystone
Kirsch
iquar.i—
Textbook
12-
2
regular of 4c from net.,
investment income plus a special of 6c
$1
,
'
11-20
11-22
2''
412'/
preferred
iquar.)___
Interstate Ho.^ts, Inc.,, common____r___;
11-23
12-
11-20
12-20
12-16
Corp.—
iquar.i
Co.—
'
77c
12-20
26 Uc
iquar.i,__._
—__
Ceramics
;
"Series
Kilembe
45c
_______
27
Silver
Finance
Common
1-15
12-13
&
12-31
1-
40c
—
initial
:
(quar.)_'
from
7~'Zc
Chemicals—
common
11-29
12-30
$1.1212
(quar.i
Mines,
Oil
ment
8
12-16
__
T
1
A
quar. 1
Oil
"Series
a
■
preferred (quar.)
Resistance Co.—
Stockholders
11-25
'
(quar.)____;„!
(quar.
&
12-31
1-15
Keystone' Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Keystone Investment Bond Fund
Inc.—
1(5
-
common
Co.,
istock
International
12-16
12-14
12-13
(quar.
(initial
Gold
Dec.,
011
1-15
12-31
37
—
(quar.)
B
2-14
11-29
30c
-
(quar.)_
1
common
series
Cleaners'
Addison
Class
1
12-31
10c
Kerr-McGee
25c
Pipe
7preferred
11-26
z__
A
Fragrances,
.
_____
—-
12-20
2
3-
2-14
5c
preferred is-aii
Kentucky Utilities, common
11-29
12-16
$1.25,
International Stretch
11-26
_Z
A
115c
1
,2-14
$1.07
dividend)—,
common
preferred
Kevvanee
1/
3-
25c
i
57/
Kerr
2-14
3-
Keystone Growth Fund
convertible
Common
6
12-
,
1-
,
17V2C
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Telephone
l
10-23
8c
(quar.)
International
12-23
_
Holophane
1,
—
—
Stocky dividend
International' Salt
12-23
i___!
Ltd
&
iquar.)______
9
30c
1^
''Ext r a
Hollingshead
1-
2
2-14:
1
3-' 1
$1.08
,
A
Kentucky Stone Co.—
12-10
4c
C.i
)D.
,i_.
Paper
9
,.50c
,
common
Consolidated
12-10
1
3-
26c
common —_/
Refining (increased)
Kennecott Copper Corp
iquar.)
11-20
1
.
(quar.)___
Nickel Co. of
12-
1-2
35c
:
.
America
9
11-29
$1
(quar.i
1
9-27
12-20
50c
,
istock
class
new
Common
12-26
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.)
Dry
11-12
$1.25
Kendal)
Kent
II-12
12-10
(quar.)
1 resumed)—;
Company,
$4.50
12-10
10c
25c
iquar.i__**
common
______
Company
Kendall
12-10
1-
initial)—*
dividend
Stock
preferred A (quar.•)__/_
ZIZCIIZ—
Spencer Bartlett & Cb.__i_l__Z
&
5%
1,1-29
10c
Hibbard
Supermarkets,
1
1-
$1.12'
—
vote
Minerals
preferred
International
12-' 5
'
12-16
43^4c
(quar. i_
(quar/>__
(quar.)
12-13
12-
'
i55c,
Common
Inc.—
~
Chemical
'
9
40c
(quar.)
International
5
40c
(quar.)__/
iquar.i
Extra
Inc.
1-
17
split
(initial-quar.i
12-
12-27
87 V2C
iquar.)_
(quar.)_______l/
Stock
$4
11-26
12-16
,
25c
,__
Hercules Powder Co., eonimon.
$2 class A (quar.)
^
Hershey Chocolhte Co. iquar.i___/
&
2
2
12-
31 (4 c
preferred
International
■
5c
Cir-
10c
Hercules Galion Products,
7% .preferred (quar,.)_
Heublein.
12-
.
t20c
11-22
20c
(quar.
Pak
1-
28c
11.-15
12-12
25c
■.
iquar. >___
Henderson's Portion
2
1-
12-20
15c
Increased
27.
■
$3.50
Co.,
'
31 7, c
1
Ry„
(quar.)_;
Common
:
Harvester,
International
20c
(G.
Honolulu
Common
12-16
5c
(quar.i
Industries
non-cum.
Home Oil
12-16
16c
Extra
Oil
1,2-
12-30
23c
preferred
Curtis
12-18
3
Machines Corp—
Flavors
common
12-30
60c
_____
1
Co.,
>
—
—*
Business
will
12-16
30c
'
(q,ua,r.*___
Corp.
J.)
2
8c
tquar.i-
Distributors
preferred
preferred
Kelwood
,
(quar.)
Brewing
_
12-
1-
40c
_
2-for-l
10c
7
iH.
12-16
161 tc.
,iquar.i
proposed
~
Extra.
Hein-Werner
3
&
quar.)
12-
12-16
20c
(G.)
12-
invest¬
( quar. )_.„_
B
Stockholders
2
12-i 2
New
____,
C,I. & Co.
Copper
.'
International
33c
Machinery (resumed)
Boiler Inspection & Insur¬
dividend
Corp. (quay;
iD.
1-2
35c
______
(initial)—*— '
(from
Iron
ilncreased
—
Year-end
Stock
11-18
12-17
S3
—
11-22
50c
(monthly)
Corp.,
Co.,
3)2'<
2
12-13
$1.12(2
■
—
Kellogg
11-18
12-
$1.08:7
—
Extra
—
Insurance
Telephone Co.
Products Co.
Hazeltine
is-ai__
iquar.i
Ltd.
Fund
dividend
5c
^
12-17
6
6
12-16
'•
Windsor,, class A_,
Kayser,-Roth Corp. (quar.)__
Kearney & Trecker Corp. (quar. 1
Kekalia Sugar, Ltd,
iquar.)
,12-10
Z 12-
8
12-
$1
Year-end
!quar,.i
International. Book
12-16
1
11-
$1.05,
:.
A
11-23
9
1
1-
95c
1
iquar.i
Chemical
Class
12-
12-10
Industries-
Light
Co.
Foods
6
33c
Kay
■
—
Semiannual
2
I"
1,-
12-30
120c
Corp. (quar. )__■___
vlnternational Bank of Washington
12-31
2
12-10
127 7c
Telegraph—
fincreased-quar.)
International
.u
A
Co.,
Telephone
preferred
Interlake
11-29
12-13
12c
1-"1
$1.06(4
interchemical Corp., 412<v preferred iquar.)
Interior Bie'weries Ltd.,
qlass B (s-a)
'
2
30c
(incr.-quar.)
Bank
t Chicago)
12-17
Ltd.—
1
preferred A
5%
11-29
30c
iquar.)
Savings
.,12-10
class
Securities
Stock
.
6
12-18
1-15
15c
Corp;
12-
1-1
$1.25
—_ —
Kay
1J-
12-13
receipts)
iquar.i
Corp.
Kawecki
2
1-15
&
preferred
Drug
12-20
12-27
Light-
Monthly
12-20
2
30c
—
Consolidated
/Common
2-20
12-31
loc
/_
Steam
Inspiration
1-' 6
1-
80c
•-
_______
preferred
Income
income
ment
2
Katz
11-29
75c
—
(qilar.)_____
preierred
Kavanau
Canada, Ltd.—
6C
Gas
Institutional
12-13
15c
_u
2
—.
Corp.,
of
Container,
11-26
^12-2
27
(quar.
(quar.)
Hawaiian
Helnie
11-22'
12-16
5';
common
12-
&
Southern
Power
12-11
35c
dep.
non-cumulative
4V-z'y
2
12-
11-15
75c
(quar.i
,
lAmer.
Southcirn
preferred
12-31
2
1-
$1.25
(quar.)_
Kansas
2
2
$1
quar.i
iquar.
Co.,
12-12
Co.
"
12-
1-
110c
Inter-County
Inc.
Motors
SI.03
$1.03'B
J—
semi-annual
12-12
12-
11-22
2
Extra
12-16
12-10
1-
—_____
iquar.i
Minerals
Increased
Refractories;
Supermarkets
Special
Industrial
Ingersoll-Rand
10c
_
20c
—
11-25
12-31
11-22
Light-—
Acceptance
11-25
$1.50
_
&
preferred
12-10
15c
12-13
lnaianapolis-r-
Increased
12-10
10c
iquar. i_____
Harvey Aluminum, Inc., class
Haveg Industries I year-end i_
Hawaiian Electric Co. (quar.)
Helene
preierred
15c
Extra
Heinz
5c
60c
-
(quar.
Fire
.
11-27
12-13
2 ';<>
—
of
increased
25c
u
__I
Hastings Manufacturing
Hastings-Raydist, Inc.
Heath
12-16
12-16
1-15
12-10
'62I2C
(quar.)
com.
preferred iquar.)
Kansas Gas & Electric, common (increased)
4.32'y
preferred (quar.)—____.
4.287c preferred (quar.i
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. iquar.i
11-21
12-31
4C
preferred
iquar.i
Indianapolis Water—
127C
-
iquar. >
Winkle-Muniiing
1'1
)
Co.
Hawley
5
12-16
12-31
17
Power
City
11-29
133.tc
(quar.
preierred
4'r
1-17
,
iJonathani
iquar.i:
5't
;
/
25c
Quarterly
ance
2-
Paper
preferred
Kansas
1
1-15
15c
Corp.,
Power,
Common '(quar.i
4'<
non-cumulative
2
4c
—
iquar.i
Bank
Power
1
12-
2-
12-13
25c
(increased-quar.)
City
12-1-2
40c
(quar.i
$5
iquar.i
preferred
12-10
Quarterly
Hartford
6
2-14
24c
-—
National
Common
6'
12-
$1.06 *4
dividend
Hartford
12-
12-23
$1.1212
_
preferred, (quar.)_1
Hartford
12-20
Steel
preferred
Kansas
11-29
12-16
10c
Corp. (quar.i.
Michigan Electric—
Increased
11-18
,
+
dividend
4,.50',f
,
Water-
preferred
',
b
2
12-14
lie
-
—
dividend
Indiana
12-
6
12-26
6c
4 35(/
1 i-29
6c
General
12-15
12-15
12-27
6
12-
50c
;
Logan
see
preferred
(quar.
preferred (quar.i
4rc
I-10
12-
13 c
(quar.i
4.20'r.
2
12-
12-31
incomei
Mills.-.-
Gas
12-27
1
12-31
115c
'
,_
3.80',
12-13
1
Boston—
12-15
'
,15c
_
(quar.)
Company
investment
ol
Head
12-10
&
11-12
1-
2-
12-31
9334C
(quar.)
j.
City
6
1-10
40c
iquar.
Machine.
Sutherland
Common
12-16
12-
55c
Laughlin
Stock
8
1-31
$1
iquar.i
Inc.
Lamson
Kansas
11-12
12-16
30c
•
1-2
Trust
"12-1'6
Jibe
(interim)
3-16
net
Fund
1-' 2
iquar. i_
(M.
,
'
(Quarterly net investment income
IncoriJorated
Income
Fund
(capital
gains
distribution)
m
Incorporated Investors (from income)______
4(2 C
•,
12-
12-10
?35c
—
Income
l -* *
181.25
:
Mining Co. rincreased-quar.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Harris
quar.i
11-29
60c
Hanna
Extra
(increased
11-29
Industrial
Harris-Teeter
5
12-25
1-
12-17
<quar.i__
Kansai Electric
2
12-31
80c-
+
1-25
11-29
Harris-Intertype
1-
50c
—
Canada
12-16
11-25
Coloric
KVP
11-18
50c
iquar.)__
(quar.i
of
12-16
35c
—
Hanna
Harris
Railroad
Assurance
Imperial tobacco (Canada 1
Income Foundation Fund—
11-29
12-20
$1.27
,
6e .cony,
9
1-15
48c
—
:
11-29
Corp.,
preferred
12-
2oc
Central
Ltd.,
common
Harnischfeger
1-17
5712C
iquar.i
Illinois
12-16
&
1-17
1-27
15c
(quar.)
Illinois
12.-14
Brace
year-end)
1
iquar.)
Telephone
Imperial
SI.13
_______
Extra.'
Stock
1-27:
1--31
20c
preferred'(quar.)
Manufacturing & Supply
&
Kokenge
;
Julian
12-17
1-15
15o
series A
Joslyn
12-20
25c
common
11-29
SI
Harley-Davidson
2.
1-
25c
6
12-13
12-31
27
common
Johnson
Logan.
&
5'/
11-29
1
1-
$1.75
Service
&
Jones
12-13
12-15
Canada,
(qu&r.i
Plastics
Jones
11-29
12-2 7
10c
Extra
Breaker,
11-29
$1.11
__
preferred
(quar.i.
Organ Co. iquar.i.
Harcourt
12-
12-23
69c
:
11-29
$1.25
preferred
6'.:
'
(quar.)
Products
tquar.i
preferred
Bell
30c
Extra
Joniar
6
Cement
Illinois
1-17
(quar.i
Harbison-Walker
Johnson
6
F2-
&
Jonathan
12-20
12-
Circuit
iquar.i
.
12-30
iquar.i
35c
preferred
Extra
Johnson
11-29
xi.-20
Light—
common
preierred
2
4c
iquar.)
of
5V2f;:
preferred iquar.i
Jolnis-Manville Corp. iquar.i
Johnson Carper Furniture lexirai
12-13
2
12-23'
l'ood
Paper, ^common
Hanson-Van
4
I"
12-23
$1.10
_'_rr_I
iquar.i
A.)
12-
12-31
12c
12-20
28c
__
;
4.25Q
Hansen
4
50c
$1.05
(quar.
4.507
Hammond
12-
$1.12
12-20
$1.16
1
common
Co.,
1-15
iquar.i
common
12-10
$1.29
iquar.i___
iquar. i
Co.,
Watch
3
(quar.i
Door,
50c
iquar.i
convertible
.
Hanunermill
1.2-
commpn
3 7
40c
preferred
F.),Priiiting (quar.)—-.
preferred
12-20
62'2C
121ye
_
(quar.)__
Co.
7J2C
$32l(ac
Corp
,$1.25
quar. t
iquar.) __'
iquar.)
Cotton
12-31
4',
_______v
preferred
Indianapolis
57
,
$1.25
i
(quar.)
Utilities,
Halliburton
•
6',
1-
$1.50
l__*
^
\,3y4/
preferred
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
11-29
1-15
Co.,
lx-29
2
(quar.i
Co.,.
dividend
Tea
2
1-
S1.25
iquar.)__
&
1-
50c
(quar.)
steel
Jewel
11-15
12-13
preierred
prior
4.60',
12-13
3c
-
preferred iquar.i___
preferred
(quar.i
Hamilton
(quar.i
Company
I-T-E
11-29
1
37'ac
tquar.i
preferred
( quar. >_
preferred (initial quar.i
(W.
12-16
40c
(stock dividend)
common
10c
■.
common
$5.08
Hall
11-15
Extra
2
2-
50c
-
*___
12-16
Co.
1
Power
preferred
Stock
2
12-
12-31
12-27
25c
37»'2C
.
2
2
11-29
40c
(initial
Mortgage
Corp.,
Hyster
2
1-
561»c
___
12-
Erie
Hygrade
12-16
1-/1
1.2-16
c
&
$2.75
2
$1.25
preierred
4(2'<
6
271,2C
quar.)
b'r
11-29
12-10
4',/
Jcssop
»
1-
Central
11-29
12-10
A_____
preferred
29
1- ,2
'
$1.25
:
Petrochemicals,
<Andrew
Jersey
il-i5
12-10
:
Sons
&
Jergens
12-10
12-11
1-15
i quar.)_.__
1',
I.
60C
iquar.)
Ltd.
Ltd.-—
Co.
$1.25
RR.,
preferred
$4.52
V.)
Huttig Sasn
_____
(quar.)
5%
12-16
Huron
12-16
125c
12-10
iquar.i'—
Co.,
States
Smelting
&
class
iquar.i
Lake
2
1(2 7
:
common
common
Glass,
Jefferson
4
20c
21 ac
,—
Co.,
i_-29
1-
17;'6
iquar.i
Supply,
preferred
Jeanette
11-15
20c
preferred
Water
2
1 (4 7
.____
10c
Mining
1
12-10
12-
12-10
2
iquaivi
6',<
6
12-20
12lac '
common.-.—
Hugoton Production Co,
'Yeai'-ena
!___
1
6
1-
+75c
12-16
5c
.,
___
(quar.)_
Home
12-
b
12-
^—-
(annual)
(increased)
Bay
2
incomei/
preferred
Hill's
1-
415c
__
Jacksonville
'i
preferred
Hinde
12-10
12-
ldc
Quarterly
1-
1
Engineering Corp.
Ohio
Corp/
Power
$4.44
57r
ll-2o
12-
12-31
preferred
Jarrell-Ash
.
$4.20
Hess
Hudson
11-25
12-15
12-31
56(40
l2(ac
(quar.i
E
11-15
i-
1 a4 '.V
(quar,)
D
01 nee.
12-10
$1.75
preferred
(quar.i
Jamestown Telephone (NYi, common
5(/
1st
preferred (quar.)
12-16
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Hai 'jjri
Payable
15c
common..
$5
11-27
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
par
C
6',
11-27
12-12
preferred
Jamaica
12-17,
2
12-31
,
30c
', $4.40
7rr
12-13
1-
31l4C
30c
iquar.i
iquar.i
Extra
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-20
12-12
B
$100
5','
11-18
$1.37Va
40c
;
5',
11-18
12-12
12-30
-——
Power
Corp.,
Co,
Co.
12-16
;
investment
Mobile
y..j
Hubinger
2
_r.
Insurance
4.64.'/
.
11-8J
Fund—<,
Life
$5
12-30
Sound
2
__
.
(From
Gulf
Howe
1-
(quar.i
Grumman Aircraft
Gulf
Stores
Howard
11-20
1-
Inc
iquar.i-'
(quar.i
Extra
Gulf
common
(increased)
Industries
11-15
2
1-
12-3,1
iquar. i
iquar.i
'
Vision
35c
dividend
Growth
12-10
preierred
preferred
Lighting &
45c
Company,
comnion_
cohvertible preferred tquar.i
Grolier,
of
Howard
$1.75
Griesedieck
Grinnell
Gulf
Houston
6
11-15
12-16
,
$5
House
12-
1
12-31
Corp., common (quar.)
41a/f
preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.
S5
11-29
If
12-10
'__
Markets,
Gas
r__
—
convertible
10c
•
American
Winnipeg
—
Year-end
iannual)
Greyhound
$5
12-20
181.60
»qu&r.i_,
A
12-12
25c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Share
.
Service,, Ltd.,
Ti
11-18
■
(quar.)
Public
7'.,
11-18
'$1.12V2
(quar.)__/__
Hardart Baking (quar.)____'__
lviaoiuacturing (quar.i
'$2.25
J
12-12
25c
iquar.t
Extra
Sugar, ,jconfmon
Green Mountain.Power
5'"(
11-2
—
;
common
(quar.i
A
Corp Qf America
Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
Winnipeg)
i
Co., common (increased
preferred (quar. )_u_;
1___
Green
11-15
lo-l6
25c
(Houston)
Giant
57
12-16
$1.15
iquar.i
Assurance
preferred
3
of Company
Machine
Jamaica
3
12-
Extra
Insurance
Producers,
12-
12-27
20c
11-22
122'2e
iquar.
12-2T
$1.25
Hotel
11-14
7>2C
.
_
Western
&
12-10
50c
tquar.i
Quarterly
Green
3
1-
4
$1.06(4
Extra
Horn
12-15
40c
West
67
Hosxins
5
9334C
___
Quarterly
Great
5
12-
80c
(quar.)-
beneficial
Northern
Great
Great
11-29
12-
Ore—
Great
Great
12-16
(
/
H-
12-13
2r<'•;
v
(quar.i
preierred
125c
initial>
<
B
3oc
Dock
common
When
Per
Navie
Jaeger
Extra
4(2'r
12-16
$1
Lakes
Class
1-31
'
Holders
Payable of Rec
,
12-12
11-29
25c
Extra
Great
Great
prcierred
125c
__
iquar. i
T.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar. >
3%7
Great
Steel
11-2
2-15
12-13
60c
Ltd.,^'cia^ A
'auar.i
Granby Mining, Ltd. (Quar.i
Granite
12-11
35c
Graiton's,
.
*1-2/
32(2c
*
__
on
preterreu
(quar.)
Hoover Company, class
yi-10
12-il
30c
:
R.)
1-31
15c
1/
thvidena
Share
,
Corp.—
$5
foe
quar.i
A
c;ass
Batieries
(W.
S4.2o
11-29
127C
(Detroiti
x.»c.
Gould-National
Grace
11-29
12-20
When
Per
Chemical
12-20
150c
.—____
Pumps,
Special'
Hooker
*$2
(quar. >
Jewelry Corp.,
Corp. (quar.)
Gorham
11-15
,Stock
.
Goouwui tolations,
Extra
Goruon
12-16
'' Name of
Company
tsi
i
4preferred
x
.
of panada, Ltd..
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
49
(2265)
dividend
convertible
—
Y.i,
common.—.
1_—
(s-a>
Sessions
series
A
pfd.
15c
10c
$1.50
;—■
—_•
Co., common
__7_—
1-
8c
.
2
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
12-16
12-10
■
12-10
12-10
(quar.»_—
20c
12-10
12-
57,
12-16
12-
2
(quar.)__
593bC
1-15
1-
2
^
2
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'
..
Laugendorf United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred
iquar.)
Year-end
Extra,
11-29
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
,$35c
12-jl
lii-10
preierred (quar.)
Matheson <_o.
(stock dividend)
$50c
12-31
12-10
Maison
$26'^c
1-31
1-10
——
—-
Fink
1-31
25c
12^20
12-
20c
12-20
12-6
10c
12-10
11-26
1
12-iO
12-10
11-29
,—
1-
35c
'
^
12 Vac
12
23c
12-17
Refineries
Bank
Leoma
Extra
6
McCord
12-
6
McCormick-Armstrong
12-
6
Co.
25 c
12-10
11-
4
12-10
11-
4
12-20
11-27
15c
12-13
11-15
Lesser
(Louis) Enterprises, class A
Cevines,
12 Vac
(reduced)
12-31
12-21
dividend
Stock
1-
4-15
3-18
'
12-
11-20
12-31
12-13
11-20
12-10
11-
stock split)
(Tenn.)—
Co.
Insurance
15c
Plantation
Co.
&
Lily-Tulip
Cup
Miami
Special
Special
.
1
Mfg.
B
Cement
Gas,
$1.10
,T%
preferred
Angeles
i;
Los
r
Louisiana
1-15
12-18
12-16
11-20
Co.
1-15
1-
2
12-20
12-
9
Mesta
25c
12-,
11-22
1-
1
12-12
$1.08%
1-
1-
12-12
$1.06 >/4
1-
1
12-12
$1.28 VB
1-
1
12-12
30c
1-
2
12-16
12-
6
12 Vac
62 VaC
'12-18
12-
2
$1.75
.___
12-20
12-18
12-
12-12
12-13
11-29
20c
12-13
11-29
75c
Year-end
Louisville
«
i.
■
Extra
j
Co.
(quar.)
;
.__
12-12
12-12
11-
12-14
12-14
11-30
Gas
Co.
^• Lubrizol Corp.
12-
12-10
11-22
1-10
11-22
.
(quar,)
%■ Ludlow Corporation (quar.)
j.,,Ludwig Engineering & Science—
6
35c
12-10
11-29
Midwest
12-10
11-29
20C
:
,
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
(quar.)
12
12-
9
11-22
(ft
12-10
11-29
11-
-12-15
2%
:
___(
Co.
"
MSL
C.
P.
Canadian
Industries—•
Increased^
Macassa
.•
(now
on
V
quarterly
a
Gold Mines
Ltd
Class
Power
A
Class
&
Paper
>•
Bioedel & Powell River
Quarterly
.H
Macy (R. H.) «Sr Co. (quar.)
Gas
-Madison
Madsen
Extra
Garden,
Gold
Lake
pfd.
Mines
12-
6
$5c
12-20
12-
Co.
12-20
Shoes.
Public
.4-%%
25c
investment
v..
'v.
Manning,
Mansfield
«
Maxwell
Tire
Manufacturers
&
(lc
Shares
income
&
130c
12-10
11-15
12-13
12-31
5 %
11-29
12-9
35c
froth
12-13
11-12
net
(N.
i
11-29
12-16
11-20
12-17
12-
35c
Y.)
12-31
25c
(quar.)____
;_l_
12-14
11-25
12-20
12-
10 c
3
6
'
Quarterly
50c
National
Bank
Quarterly
Maple Leaf Gardens
H
■
of
Ltd.
>
Marathon
Marine
Midland
150c
$12 VaC
$$1.37 Va
Marsh
(M.)
Extra
Corp.
&
Son
'
Wells
*
6
1-
2
1-15
11-
2
12-12
11-15
$1.10
tquar*
12-14
'
11-29
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
'
;
i
40c
17c
(quar.)__
(annual)__—_
Corp..
common
(quar.)
National
Biscuit
Blank:' Book
National
(quar.)
12-31
12-20
12-14
11-14
2
12-10
1-
6
12-20
12-
2
12-
12-16
1-
1-
11-29
12-19
2
2
12-13
1-
2
2-
3
1-17
12-20
11-29
12-13
$20c
25c
(quar. )__
12-27
12-
$1.12.Va
1-
1
4
3%
12-
4
12-20
12-
6
12-31
12-13
'
62"!iC
-
'
30c
1-
2
12-6
4V2%
National
Gas
National
Gypsum
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
Stock
dividend
Stock
Montana-Dakota
1-16
National
Bank
National
Montclair
National
Rubber
11-19
National
Screw
12-12
11-19
National
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
National
Income
1-
3
12*13
National
Growth
Stocks
1-
2
12-10
12-31
11-25
11-25
12-31
Securities
Standard
National
State
12-
6
National
Steel
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
11-20
Union
Stock
Newark
County;
Montgomery
6%
New
N.
Y.l
(quar.)
_!
Extra
class
New
England
New
Montgomery
Class
A
Montreal
4.60%
Moore
7%
Ward &
Co.,
common
2
12-16
2-
1
1-15
12-30
$1.14
45c
$1.10
12-13
1-
Corp.,
Ltd.,j common
preference
and
A
B
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
12-30
12-
6
12-27
12-
6
12-27
12-
6
12-20
12-
6
12-16
12-23
•
1
11-
4
11-
4
11-29
11-
1
11-29
1-
V
11-29
12-27
30c
12-13
■
7
1-14
1-
2
12-16
-50c
1-2
/25c
$1.75
$15c
1-15
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-16
-
;;
(quar.K
...
(quar.)—
-
75c
Moore
4%%
Drop
Forging,'common
t27VaC
convertible
Moore-McCormack
preferred
Lines——
(increased)—
(quar.)_
—
.
Co.
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12*
1-
2
12-13
1-
2
2
12-
2
12-19
11-22
12-20
12-
12-31
12-11
5c
12-16
12-
12-20
12-
6
2
1-31
1-10
$1
12-10
11-30
1-10
12-31
30c
12-31
12-12
J.)—
.'
—.
(quar.)
*
29c
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-16
$1.15
1-
2
12-16
$1.14
1-
2
12-16
53c
12-^1
12-10
35c
pfd.
$1.50
1-2
50c
Co., 6%
(quar.)
■
T
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
12-30
12-16
2
12-13
12-
6
Orleans
8
9
11-
8
$1.18%
preferred
1-
2
12- 9
1-
2
12-
1-
2
11-29
6c
12-10
11-30
6c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.l_
New
11-
12-
1-10
12-31
Service—
Public
4.36%
York,
12-10
9
1-
(quar.)
Co,_'_
4%%
New
1
12-
20c
Zinc
Jersey
12-10
1-
20c
pfd.
1
$1.01%
4%
iquar.)
Extra
New
1-
90c
W'atgr ' (quar. 1
St.
&
Chicago
—
$1.09
'
Louis RR.
(quar.)
50c
9
York
EquitiesClass
A
(monthly)__;—,——
Class A (monthly)—:
•—
New York State Electric & Gas—
preferred
$3.75
New
Common
47o_
Corp.—
(increased quar.)___—__—~—
Mining
preferred
(quar.—■—
Electric Corp.,
Newport
3,% %
preferred (quar.),--;—____——±-~
News • Shipbuilding &, Dry Dock
Newport
(Year-end.)
—_4_i——
Mohawk,Power Corp., com. tquar.)
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.) —_——V—-•—
3.90%
preferred (quar.) —
:r
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.85%
preferred
(quar.)——.
.Niagara
pieferred
Niagara
investment
(quar.)_.
(22
cents
Corp.
Share
File
Co.
Nopco
Norac
Finance
(quar.)___—
Ltd., class A———
common
Corp.,
B
12-
6
3
12-13
70c
12-12
12-, 3
$2.20
12-12
12-
75c
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-29
2
12-13
40c
12-20
12-13
50c
12-20
85c
12-31
12-2'
90c
12-31
12-
2
97 V2C
12-31
12-
2
$1.02 %
12-31
12-
2
93 %c
1-
1
Norfolk
&
Normetal
12-
3
2
$1.21%
12-31
12-
2
$1.31 V'4
12-31
12-
2
30c
12-16
11-29
30c
12-18
12-
3
20c
12-18
12-
3
25c
12-13
11-29
17C
12-15
11-29
17c
12-15
11-29
130c
12-16
11-29
110c
12-16
11-29
$1.25
12-10
11-
8
$1
12-10
11-
8
110c
12-30
12-'2
—
Mines,
Noranda
1
1-
1-
net
plus
8
cents from
_—7——V———•
(qUar.),—__—4-.*-———
Co.,
Chemical
Class.
from
income
gains)
Nicholson
6
1-
10c
$1
preferred
Newmont
12-
$1.12 V2
93%c
(quar.)__—
(quar.),—-—
York Trap Rock
iquar.)_____________
Yorker Magazine
(quar.
4.50
New
—
Ltd.
cquar.)_
12-13
'15c
5
5%
<quai\)
6
25c
59%c
12-
12-13
$1.50
(N.
Power
preferred
capital
' t$l.75
(quar.)——.
(quar.)
12-9
17c
,
12-16
AVc
2
20c
common
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05%
New
5.25%
2-
•
12-16
1-
12-12
(Pgh.).
(quar.)_L_
(Increased-quar.)
11-29
12-16
3
Hampshire Insurance Co.—
1-10
1-
11-29
11-29
1-
45c
quar.)
Co.
New
1-31
12-16
12-14
30c
:
TrUst
preferred
11-22
J
-
:
Works
(increased
Insurance
preferred
(quar.)_____
England Tel. & Tel.
(increased-quar.)
12-26
12-13
5
12-18
12-14
35c
—
(quar.)_'_
4.56^o
11-23
$1.17Va'
——__
(quar.)
Locomotive
(quar.)
Elizabeth
preferred (annual)
Electric System (quar.)
England
-
12-16
(Amsterdam,-
—•
A
2
35c
I-Ul----—--a.
-
of
Fire
Brunswick
3%
12-10
$l.i2Va
f
Trust
Co.
Telephone,
preferred (quar.)
Haven
12-13
2
6c
(Ohio)
Haven
2
12-13
1-
3c
(quar.)
dividend
New
1-
12-
12-27
25c
(increased)
Nestle-Lemur
New
12-27
12-13
55c
11-21
J.i—■
:—
&
Securities Co., Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
12-20
12-27
11-27
2
1-
income
Quarterly
1-15
'
6
12-10
Nation-Wide
12-12
1-
12-
12-20
12-16
Series
New
12-10
11-13
50c
Research
Corp.
National
11-29
12-20
2
20c
investment
Bank
12-6
1
1-
Research Corp:—
&
net
National
12-14
1
5c
—_______
—-
dividend
from
11-13
split)
stk.
;
■
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
87 Vac
'
$1.05
30c
' $25c
'
$25c
>
10c
—_
Quarterly
Securities
Quarterly
National
12-10
l-/
<N.
Mfg
&
2
2
$1
Mills (5-for-4
Machinery
Rolling
11-25
12-
1-
2%
Series
1-
(quar.)—
Trust
&
12-20
Industries
Presto
National
1
1-
,—1 "/
-30c
_—___,—2%
(quar.)_—__
(quar.):
12-10
30c
11-15
50c
17V2c
1
$1.15
$1.10
tquar.)
Utilities common
preferred
preferred
4.50%
4.70%
11-25
Co._:
$1.25
22V2C
(quar.)—_—_—.—.—
Equipment——
Chemical
(quar.)—
12-10
—
1-
luc
Co.
Lock
75c
22VaC
Auto
Monroe
22c
-
(increased)
Lead
National
12-12
50c
,___
A
12-16
—
12-
12Vac
class
.1-15
2
dividend
12-
5
:——
Ltd.,
12-16
1-
40c
Hartford 1
Corp. J quar. >
Co., common (quar.)_
1
11-29
B
12-16
56V.C
1
(increased)
12-15
11-25
Breweries,
$1.06%
_i
—
Oil
&
National
12-17
Molson
11-18
(quar.)
Co.
Products
6
2
(quar.)
12-14
12-10
6
12-16
Co.
Insurance
12-
12-12
Rubber
2
55c
tlOc
Products
(quar.)
& Chemical,
12-
11-25
preferred
,
common.
Distillers
11-29
12-12
4.20%
Dairy
Ltd.,
preferred series 1951
preferred (quar.)_
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
4V4%
9
'
/
11-29
1-
1-10
11-29
12-14
Food
12-14
12-14
12-13
30c
National
12-31
11-25
''
Lines
6
6
12-10
11-29
12-
11-25
common
g=-_
11-21
1
1-
11-25
5%
quar.)
——
/to the approval of Controller of
,(Subject
Fire
12-31
12-10
12-12
National
11-29
Mohawk
:
12-
;
iquar.)—
__
(quar.)—-i___ 1—__—__
35c
12-14
1-
-
1-15
20c
6
1
12-10
30c
10 %
6
1-
11-15
12-27
stock div.)
12-
2-
12-10
12-16
20c
(quar.)__l_
12-
1
1-10
20c
(Detroit)
1
1-
1-17
cfeveland(
1
11-29
'rl_—:
5
3-18
Casualty Co.
1-
12-12
preferred
dividend
1-
12-16
Industries,
6
40C
—
——
Currency.)
—
Year-end.
1212-
City Bank of
6
1-
12-16
3,50%>
12-13
12-16
30c
6
Light—
—
-
2
12-
1-
1-15
"
12-13
40c
National
12-
2
12-16
11-26
—
12-ii
2
National
1-30
(quar.)—
8
1-
25c
Y.)
(quar. >___:
Inc.
Register iquar.)
Castings Co.
(increased
Stock
2V2C
15c
(quar.l___—
B
Co. .(quar.i
By-Products,
National
—5Vac
Missouri Public Service, common
(quar.)—18c
Stock dividend
V2%
Modern
Materials
Corp—;
—_~— .;•/ 5c
Mbdine Manufacturing Co.. (quar.)-—
30c
Class
(Norwich, N.
Cash
National
11-
———Li.
1-
5%
National
9
35c
10c
25c
'20 c
9
12-10
'
Antonio)
(quar.)
:
Westchester (N.Y)—
of
12-2011-25
5
—
pfd.
—____•
dividend
Stock
6
(quar.)——
$4.60
Cp..
of
11-15
1
12-15
'
Stock
Northern
4Vj%
preferred
iquar.)
Maryland Cup Corp.
(stock dividend)
Maryland National Bank (quar.i
Corp.
12-
12-12
(Canada)
Marietta
Masonite
12-20
'
Supermarkets
Marshall
'Martin
Of
6
2
quar.)_
(Seattlei
Co.
12-
12-10
$2.10
,'Marlin-RockweH
Marsh
(increased
Trust
1
50c
York
New
.•
Co.
Bancorporation
-'Marine
•
Oil
50c.
(quar.)
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd., com./(quar.)_
'5>/2% pref. B (quar.)__
1-
2
6
Fuel Corp.——,—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common—T
Monsanto
;i_
,
,
1-
Detroit-
/_
12-
12-
Mississippi River
Glass
—
■
Manufacturers
Bank
12-14
quar.)—
—___—
preferred
Mohasco
5c
Co.
National
,
30c
Trust
12-
12-
(quar.)
2
12-
12-20
12-27
20c
Tulsa
11-
Co.____—_——
Power
preferred!
4.56%
6
1
1-
Glass
Mississippi Power
12-31
1-1
26c
59%c '
■
Rubber
Hanover
12-
from, realized
4c
Moore
&
1-20
2
Mallory
(P.
R.»- ■&
co._
Managed Fund, Inc.—
securities
profits) —
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
Manischewitz Co. (quar.)^—
12-14
of
New
(increased
—^_
4.40%
12-20
iquar. i_
Extra
Mississippi
Trust
Bank
12-24
——
12-16
12-
12-31
-3%
Quarterly
12-24
—
—
Mississippi
&
National
Light,
Valley Natural Gas
11-16
Bank
11-18
9
——
—_—
11-20
1-10
1-
25c
Commerce "(San
2
12-16
12-10
$1.25
(stock div. )
Corp.
(resumed)
9
5c
year-end 1
1
Airlines
12Vac
f
15c
18c
5c
,—
Extra
Co.
Acme
6
25c
2%
Bank
17V2C
——
12-31
1
National
25c
common.—
(quar.)
Aluminum
Mirro
11-25
,
/ 25c
a-'
(quar.)
Service, common
Industries
11-20
15
5%. preferred
dividend
National
6
Regulator—
(quar.)
Minnesota
6
25c
Ltd.
—
Minnesota Power
/
11-27
12
12
22120
.
preferred
General
12-
12-16,
12
v
15c
(quar.)—
Majestic-Penn State (stock dividend)—
.
1-
5%-
—
—
Common
-
(increased)
Brewing
a.
Co.,
1-15
11-29
N.Y.)—
Cove,
12-
12-31
i—_
3%> pref.
(quar.)__
—1
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
6
$2,/2C
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.)
Magor Car Corp.____t__
.
11-22
1
is-a)__.:_
(increased)_i_.
Extra
11-22
12-14
15c
(quar.)__
preferred <quar.)_,
(increased quar.)
Power,
Magnavox
Maine
12-16
30c
Madway Main Lines Homes, Inc. (stock div.)
Maher
12-11
1-
55c
,__r
Copper/Co.
Appliances
Safety
Minneapolis
11-15
2
15c
60c
Mine
Stock
—,
——
12-31
10c
11-29
12-
—
11-29
1-15
iquar.1—^
(Glen
Co.
National Aeronautical
56V4C
37V2C
Manufacturing
12-12
10c
,,
,
:—
iquar.)——
(quar.)
Corp.
Trust
Co.
11-29
12-24
25c
1V2 %
25c
50c
25c
45c
(extra)
—j.
Factors
Fabric
National
6
12-
—:
com.
Year-end
Mill
11-15
12-16
125c
—_
(quar.)__,__
_•
Magma
12-27
Ltd.
Co.,
income).
Electric
&
Square
Red
Magma
11-15
Fund—
(From investment
Madison
'11-15
held)
Reclaiming,
Minneapolis-Honeywell
___________
Madison
12-12
11-27
Oil
4V'2%
preferred (quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc. (quar.)
Miles Laboratories
(increased quar.)
12-12
„
12-27
-
H0c
Macmtylan
'.c
1:25c
shares-
B
1
12-27
$25c
___
and
A
I-
11-27.
1-15
20c
8c
15c
Gulf
of
25c
'
20c
$1.25
20c
;——
share
shares
110
Rubber
Nassau
12-16
$1.10
,
12r13
12-12
Acceptance
(initial 1 —L
(quar.)—
National
3.1%
(quar.)
12-31
50c
iquar.i_____
12-'
5c
'—-
Corp.-
for
Corp.
Midwest
Miller
(quar.)____
on
12-27
V, 65 %c
________
'
Extra
11-15
r
Ltd.—
Co.
(quar.)
B
1-15
12-16
45c
1
.iquar.)____
Trucks, Inc., common
5lA7o preferred (quar.)
'MacLaren
1-30
$5c
25c
basis)
(quar.)
-Mack
12-18
1-1-5
$5c
Properties
Inc.
Investment,
11-29
30c
:
12-J.2
95c
96'/4C
97Vac
$1.08%
41.ILV4
(quar.)
11-29
12-16
Northern
&
National
,
11-21.
12-16
quar.i
1
12-12
15c
29c
(Neb.)
11-15
12-12
37 Vac
(increased
common
Co.
12-27
_____
—
Co.
dividend(one
Stock
12-13
A
Chemical
12-20
—
Oil
Midwest
1
of Illinois—
Insurance
Securities
Narrow
class
Corp.,
1-31
iquar.)
'
Extra
r
E.
(quar.)
dividend—.
Life
12-13
12-
Plan
Charge
Naleo
1-15
—
Utilities
Nac
11-29
37 Vac
10c
Corp.—-
States Telephone
12-21
11-19
National
(quar.)
12-13
12-13
12 Vac
(quar.i
12-16
:-*•>—
/12-13
3
12-10
preierred
2
—
3
1-
25c
12-20
50c
(quar.)
South
Common
Stock
Extra
6%
approval
Telephone
Middle
10C
dividend-
Stock
Liinkenheimer
M.
preferred
Midwest
12-10
1-
—•
12-20
1-
27 Vac
1
common
Containers,
(increased quar.)
common
Middle
11-29
12-13
65c
,
Corp.;
Mid-Continent
2
12-16
70c
(quar.)
40 c
$1.05
Lowell
.•(
tquar.)
1-15
35c
y
Inc:,
City
'
9
25c
^
System,
National
_—1
11-20
f
Extra
National
Commission)
Serv.
,—_i_———-—
Mid-America
60c
Mutual
;____
common
to the
(subject
preferred
Extra
1
11-29
12-10
12-10
iquar.)—
12-
40c
Tel._
Ring
11-29
—
Electric,
Mich./Public
&
(quar.)
2
preferred (quar.) ——i
Mickelb^rry's Food Products, (quar.)
11-30
Co.
1-
5%
11-1
$1
35c
(quar.)_.L__
RR.
j.
Louisville Title
Piston
Muskogee
—
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.
10c
Nashville
&
,) Extra
^
&
Gas
the
4.40%
12-21
55c
(tjuar.)
Exploration
&
Muskegon
12-13
_____
2
11-30
iquar.)
35c
6c
25c
—
(quar.)
dividend
of
6
11-29
12-13
87 /ac
iquar.i
Inc.
(J.)
Michigan
9c
Land
Co.
Machine
Stock
12-
12-16
„n'i0c
—
Electronics
Michaels
12-13
quar.)
iquar.)
Co.
Metropolitan E'dison, 3.80'% pfd.
/ 3,85% preferred iquar.)—
3.90%
preferred (quar.),—
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.45%
preferred iquar.)
2
12-31
18c
—
—
(quar. )
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
iquar.)
Metromedia, Inc.
(quar.) — ___.
11-22
$1.25
(increased)
Co.
9
(increased)
(increased
com.
Publishing
Meredith
12-15
1
12-16
25c
60c
22VaC
50c,
//
9
12-
12-20
6
1-
50c
,
—
(quar.)
-y-
Meridian
25c
—
Company,
—
Lbuis)
(St.
Co.
preferred
$3.50
12-31
'
Drug
3
12-27
(quar.)
Refrigerating
&
1-30
$1.21
Co.
Stores
Extra
12-31
(ftuar.)
:
__
Merck
12-
12-31
(Chicago) —
Bank
12-
12-20
30c
lj-13
1
12-11
lbc
—
12-20
35c
2
12-20
8Vbc
_____:—
Merchants
12 "aC
,
—_x._
Y.)
(N.
12-
12-16
6c
2—
(quar.) —
B
Mercantile
^
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
$93c
—
(quar.)
tquar.)
2-17
Corp.
National
Mercantile
17 VaC
Stores (quar:)__—
(P.) Co., common
Lorillard
3-10
:
pfd.
(annual)
(monthly)—-
11-20
3c
Munsingwear, Inc. (quar,)_
Murphy Corp., common (quar.)
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.)___
12-14
.
11-15
11-20
12-10
25c
iquar.)
Tel.
Co.
11-29
12-31
5c
25 %
$2
—_
(Dallas)
Hotel
Mercantile Trust
*Longs Drug
•
11-15
'35c
preferred D (quar.)________
preferred H (quail)
Trust
12-10
—___•—
preferred (quar.)
Island Lighting, 5%
Island
2-17
$1.10
—
(quar.)
4 84%
4.25%
3-10
—.—
(quar.)
E
11-15
iquar.)___
common
preferred
12-10
$40c
i
'
12-13
12-10
12-10
$3.50
iquar.)
f
11-20
12-20
60c
(initial-quar.)
Inc.
Corporation
Mercantile Financial
50c
<-
(Pittsburgh)
Stock'dividend
Melrose
50c
r
(quar.)___'-,—,T._
Star
5%%
6
(quar.)—
Corp.
Star
Long
6
12-
(quar.)
Trust
&
—
Industries
Mensch
(quar.)
betterman
betterman
(quar.)___.
Lone
„
12-
12-31
Co.
Lone
435%
12-31
Quarterly
Melnor
2
2%
Lodding
Engineering Corp.
(iricr.-quar.)_^
Logan (Jonathan), Inc.
(quar.-)___.
—
London Life Insurance Co.
(Canada)
Long
12-
12 V2C
(quar.).
A
gtd.
gtd.
Londontown
11-15
Bank
States
12-23
2%
common
Supply
Brass
Extra
12-16
40c
70c
25c
—
Cement
Portland
Mountain
11-28
11-20
12-20
2V£c
—_____
(quar.)
National
Mellon
12-16
—;.
Aircraft
Lockheed
12-10
30c
'v
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Medusa
11-15
25c
preference
1st
12-11
12-10
—
x
Original stock
Original stock (quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.—
$1.60
12-18
■
Fuel
1-
45c
Extra
55c
(quar.)
RR.
4%
-4%
12-11
35 c
(quar.)—:
dividend
Stock
Mediord
12-12
,
12-18
_____
•-
ii.
;
2
35c
(quar.)__.—_
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class
Little
—
——
(Eli)
1-
$1.75
(quar.)—:
Extra
Extra
Meclianex
Tobacco,
preferred
Mountain
1-
62V2c
45c
-
Mills,
1-
$1.87/2
37Vac
25c
Co._^
&
W.i
'Extra
1
•,
Vernon
12-10
If,0
—i
iquar.)
&
iF.
Means
&
Casualty
Quarterly
Liggett A: Myers
'
:
preferred
Robbins (quar.)
_________
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.
iquar.)
Mead Johnson & Co.1--MeadVille
Telephone, 5%
preferred (s-ai__
11-30
12-10
Life
(quar.)_
com.
5c
40c
I
12-16
20c
15c
2
15c
7%
preierred
<s-a)
Mountaih' Electronics
12-16
1—
A
$5.50
McKesson
12-16
Co.,
(annual)
Class
of Pennsylvania'(5-for-4
Co.
Assurance
12-13
12-10
5c
6c
Publishing
3
1-10
12-16
1-
1-15
new
Industries
dividend
Mueller
Jbc
Extra
5
10c
65c
_
Glass Co. (quar.)
__
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (quar.),—
Liberty Real Estate Trust (Fla.)—
Shares of beneficial interest ( monthly i—
Libbey-Owens-Ford
12-
3
^bc
(quar.)
under
(quar.)
Corp
Clemens
Stock
12-13
—
_—
McGraw-Hill
12-16
12-30
$18c
11-29
12-10
5c'
,
(quar.)—
;
Co.
McGraw-Edison
Extra
Industries, Ltd.—
Q7r
2nd preferred (quar.)
Lewis (Tillie ) Foods (quar.)__
Levy
Mount
Ray)
iJ.
aividend
Stocx
Motor
11-29
,
20c
luc
11-29
10%
Inc.
announcement
Equipment
Wheel
12-20
12-30
62Vac
' 5c
Associates, Inc. (initial)—
& Co. iquar.)
:—
Selph
Pool
2
1-
dividend)
name.
Mount
non-voting (quar.)—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
1-17.
Motor
2-
- -
McDermoct
3
10c
--———
,
12-20
(stock
Co.
dividend
See
12-23
(quar.
EXtra
McCormick
4''
(quar.)__:.
Inc.
--
4
12-14
(qqar.)
and
voting
Common
—
12-20
Safe
Industries—
12-14
McCormick & Company—
—-—
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Salt
pfd.
$2.50
Corporation,
12-
12-i i
iquar..)_____
Leslie
'
new
lz-i6
—
J.i
Dolly Madison Foods,
12-
12-20
——-r-
Corp.,
12-31
Corporate title changed to
a
12c
(quar.,)__
'
Fay,
'
Lilly
6
11-20
12-31
p
three-for-two split
common
(initial)
approve
5
Motec
12-31
—-—
'a c
split
income
Mosier
11-15
12r 10
^Oc
L—
11-29
Inc.
2-ior-1
a
12-13
1-
C.)_Income Fund—
11-15
12-31
Corporation—
15c
'
Trust'(N.
&
—
ear-end
Stocklioluers
McCall
----
Leonard
LI hue.
1
McCall
15c
(increased)
Inc.
7%
preferred (quar.)__
(J. W.i, Inc.
(quar.)
Majiag Co.
(quar.)
Mays
6
12-
2J
2oc
tquar.i
Extra
Life
'
From
approved
12-11
50<)
Morris,
Philip
see
12-20
5c
'at
6%
class A (quar.)-:—_—*
Corp.,
Company (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
l-i0
$31 %c
6
IB.
of Rec.
$
62 VaC
i__
California dquar.)
of
12-14
be
Extra
11-
Morion
iquar.)
.
12-14
—
(quar.)_
common
11-29
12-12
4%
Navigation,,
Marxets,
12-23
$$1.37 Va
'51/2%
Mayiair
(Philip)
Plan
Morris
2
Siocx'nolders
,
,$0,034
47 /2C
112Vac
income
Massachusetts protective Assn. (quar.)_____
Massey-Ferguson Ltd., common
(quar.)—
12-16
'•
—7
12-
9
------
Growth Stock Fund
Investors
30c
Lenox,
Leslie
:
—
Morris
12-
Payable
Co.—
preierred
prior
Share
•
,
Holders
When
Per
Engineering
$2.50
investment
net
From
$1 VuC
— —,
Leader-Durst
&
stockholders!
Massachusetts
6
5c
—
preferred
(quar.).
.
5 V* %
preferred (quar.)__—
6W%> preferred (quar,)-,--——
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. (Va.»—
Quarterly
Lehn
12-
$17 Vac
Ltd.
.
$2
Leesona
11-29
—
(quar.)
Sub
common
(quar.)
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)—
&
12-10
12-31
15c
7 Vac.
held,
shares
5
12-
& Life Insurance
(one share for eacn lour
subject
to
approval of
dividend
Stock
12-31
1-15,
12-26
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Laurentide Financial Corp.,
Common
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
of Company
name
Morgan
Indemnity
Massachusetts
12-31
1-15
\
45c
—
Co
Blower
Leafch
25c
;
——-—
La'trobe Steel
,
^
(quar.)
com,
Larsen,-. Co.
Lau
.
Holders
Payable o/ Rec.
Snare
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
When
Per
/.
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company '
.
,
(2266)
50
Western
Mining,
Ry.,
common
lquar.)_
-Ltd.—-----v---—
6323
Number
198
Volume
.
.
.
'
•
North
American
Nortn
American
Car
Share
^
:—
common
(quar.)
North
American Refractories
(quar.)
North American Van Lines (quar.),
North
Nortn
Jersey Trust
Extra
Co.
Central
Northern
Indiana
4V'4%
preferred ,(quar.)
4V2 %
preferred
4.22%
12-20
11-18
Peoples
1-14
12-20
1-14
12-20
1-14
12-20
12-30
11-30
1-14
Northern
1st
6 %
12-20
Stock
Norton
Company-
class
Co.,
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)___
Cement &
Supplies, Ltd.
(s-a)
Oceanarium, Inc.
tquar.)___'
.<
—
12-31
12-13
12-20
12-
12-2)
12-10
5c
12-10
II-14
1-
3
11-20
1-
3
11-20
3%
iincreased
Co.,
4.40% 'preferred
:
(quar.) js
preferred
Extra
Ohio
_____—
River
Extra
Ohio
Service
River
Quarterly
Old
Life
Line
iquar.i__
______
Old Republic Insurance Co. (Pa.)
(quar.)
Olin Matliieson Chemical Corp.
(quar.)____
11-30
12-31
12-
'
1-
2
2
2
12-17
12-17
12-
$5.50
3
12-31
12-
12-17
12-
12-10
11-20
share),
may
subject
in
occur
of
rate
6.99525%
Mfg.
Opemiska
prpferred
Extra
Stock
Utilities—
(quar.).
Corp.,
5%
Tail
Owens-Illinois
4%
Ox
Fibre
—
Oxford
40c
12-2")
12-
10c
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
(quar.)
Pacific
Clay
Co.
12-
»*
k
I
12-31
12-11
12-15
11-1^
12-31
12-15
30c
(quar.
1-15
12-31
12-13
12-
Co.
Pacific
National
Annual
Express
Life
Pacilic
6%
Assurance
Tin
12-31
12-a7
12-
11-18
12-31
12-
6
$1.50
1-15
12-31
10c
12-12
11-2)
12-13
11-25
3
12-10
_'.
(quar-.)
Co._i_
15c
,__
'
/Packaging Corp. of America
Paco,
(initial, liquidating)
inc.;
Paddington
B
Ltd,
Tubes,
Increased
Stock
'
f22 V2C
semi-annual
12 Vac
class
A
Eastern-
Pipe
Line.
dividend-—-
Stock
1-
2
12
31
12-13
.•__'_.
.;
1-
3
12-10
3
12-10
1-
2
12-16
12-16
11-22
J 5c
_■_
6
25c
12-30
12-
55c
.
12-15
11-29
2 Va %
,
___/
preferred (quar.)^—
preferred
(quar.).
Paramount
Pictures Corp.
(quar.
Park Drop Forge Co. (quar.)___—,
4.64%
'
1-
(quar.)
com.
4%
12-31
11-29
$1
1-
1
12-13
$1.16
__
1-
1
12-13
50c
12-17
12-
25c
(see
(quar.)_—,
Corp.
Parkefshurg-Aetna
Inc.)
12-15
11-30
..•/
Transportation
Paterson
Parchment
Patino
Paton
7%
Equipment
Mining
12-
3
(T.
&
Rowe)
(quar.):—
Penick
Penn
'
Tube
(extra)
50c
—
.
5c
,
Frimex
Princeton
Bank
Prin'ing
Corp.
Producers
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Algom
Grande
11-28
1-
,
Slock
12-20
2
12-
2
Roberts
12-13
12-
2
&
60c
12-20
12-18
12-6
&
12-
4
$2
Park
(quar.)_________
6
11-
1
3
12-24
12-
12-31
Rock
1-15
12-16
Rogers
'12-10
11-29
Rohm
12-31
12-13
12-
2
20c
!
12-10
1-27
12-
2
Stock'
$7 Vzc
1-15
12-20
$7 Vzc
.
12-31
$56c
.
1-15
12-20
12-
5
Rolls
.
,
1-
1
12-1.4
Less
1-10
12-16
li>-18
class
and
2%
B
___'_
.
1-
2-
$50c
^
'
3
43c
monthly
A
iN.
Public
12-18
1-
1
2
Oil
Ltd.
(quar.)___,._—
(quar.)__—
Corp.
11-30
Pennsylvania
Glass
Pennsylvania
Engineering
Sand
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased)__•__!_
r
5
%
(N.
12-11
1-
12-16
3-1
31V,c
,
11-25
1
2-14
J.i—
c
Co.—
(quar.)
of
50c
Electric
4.18%
12-10
9C
12-27
12-
2
12-20
12-
6
12-10
11-2.2.
12-31
12-3 6
1-
2
12-13
$1.25
1-
2
;12-13
1-
2
12-: 3
1-
2
$1.15
•
25c
ioc
;
11-29
12-31
3%
50c
;
''
'
•
.
a_J_ j:$1.06V4
(quar.)____'__
common
(quar.)_
income
Cola
tax
Gas—
&
4%/
65c
12-20
11-29
$1.02
12-20
11-29
$1.04 V2
12-20
11-29
$1.07 V2
12-20
11-29
$1.26 Vi
12-20
11-29
$1.32
12-20
11-29
35c
12-20
11-29
%_
f quar.i—
preferred
—__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quaiM,
(quar.)
____
^____:
preference
Paul
(quar,)_________i__
Publicker
Puerto
Industries,
Rican
Rico
Puerto
-
(quar.)_____
$1.18%
12-31
11-29
(quar.)
25c
12-27
45c
12-31
11-26
35c
12-13
11-22
13c
12-31
12-13
20c.
12-13
12-
Pullman,' Inc..
iquar.)
Corporation, Ltd.
Purex
Purolator
Putnam
Products,
new
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.l__.
,(increased)
com.
(George) Fund of Boston—
investment income--;
From
Putnam
Income
Fund
.
San
13V2C
__^_
10c
1-
Special
8%
(quar.)'!:?
Oil
Refining
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
$2
1-
2
12-
15c
iquar.)
:•
preferred
1-. 2
10c
common
___•
___________
•
v
•
■
6
40c
12-14
11- 15
12-14
11- 15
12-16
7.i/zc
12-16
12-'
$25c
,
25c
10c
(quar.)
12-30
12-■2
1-
12.-
2
6
12-13-
12-19
12-
5
1-15
'12-14
1-2
32-10
18;,4c
12-20
11-38
12-13
11-29
15c
12-31
12-13
$1.45
12-31
12-13
75c
12-31
12-13
12-31
12-13
25c
12-31
32-3 3
:_i.
50c
12-13
quar.)___.___
50c
12-13
11-29
22V'2C
12-18
12-
;
com.
(quar.)_
$1.25
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
,
class
A
flOc
common
j:25c
_____:
Ry.,
1-15
2-1
1-
1-25
12-16
2
12-26
12-
2
2
12-16
12-
$1.25
12-16
12-
32c
1-17
3-10
45c
.__
Insurance
of
1-31
25c
12-27
11-25
iquar.)_
(increased)
(quar.)
payment
12-13
25c
(ouar.)__:
Marine
2
2
$$1.25
(quar.)__
com.
1-
11-30
$1
11-25.
1
1-1
13-25
$8c
12-14
11-22
,
centavos
50
1-
$1.07'/2
.
equal
13c_
Imperial
12-16
32-'6
11-25
13-15
5%
12-20
3 3-29
50%
equal
13c
52c
two pesos
1-25
32-31
to approximately
Corp.—
dividend
Miguel Brewery inc.—
Sanco
dividend
Finance
Stock
lOkla.V
Co.
Fe
•
Drilling
preferred
5V4%
preferred
(Earl),
Schering
Schlaee
quar.)
(increased
Electric
4.36%
Scheib
5c
dividend
Savannah
11- 29
6
3 3-22
32-20
f3c
,
'
Pyie-National Co.,
Diego
1-
$1.34
(quar.j.
&
9
1-16
12-20
$1.12Vz
cents
Stock
2
11-29
12-23
Fire
Stock
San
32-26
12-26
40c
»__
Co.',
approximately
Santa
2____
(year-end)
(quar.)
preferred
52
II-29
1-24
25c
common__
Stores,'common
Extra of
11-20
(quar.i—
$4.75
Cement
Telephone
Corp.,
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)—
Salada Foods, Ltd. (increased quar.)
San Carlos
Milling Co.—
to
11-15
12-16
15c
-_
Quarterly
2
lie
Francisco
preferred
Safeway
11-3 5
1-
1-24
2 (2 %
Extra
St.
2
11-15
12-10
25c
Corp.,
preferred
12-
12-16
12-27
5c
A_--____
Co.
Lawrence
12-2
11-20
10c
i
^
Louis-San
12-16
11-25'
"
.
(quar.)
preferred
12-16
$1.25
$1.31
12-13
12-10
12-10
r
(quar.)
.
Cement
5%
3-15
2'%
Lawrence
5%
"
4.30%/
dividend
St.
Mexico—
5.05%,
5.28%
11-14
St.
(quar.)
preferred
12-10
5
Co.
'
New
(increased)
preferred
12-
1
32',ac
-
Joseph Light & Power Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)__
St.
—
:
Co.
12-19
/
2-
30c
$1
preferred
(ouar.)
Sabine Royalty /Corp.
(.s-a)
St. Joseph Lead Co. (increased
12-13
1-10
$1.41 V'4
St.
12-13
3
f20c
iquar.
preferred
(quar.i
$5.37%' nreferr^d
(quar,)_____
3
2-
10c
:
Ltd.,
6
11-15
60c
$3
12-
10c
Insurance
&
;
(
—
common
.
——
(quar. n——_________
5%
preferred
^chlumberve''
Brewing
3 i-30-
12-13
13-29
30c
1-15
$1,09
$1.31 (4
1-15
1-
2
1-15
3--
2
12-18
32-
3
1-
2
21 Vic
(increased)__
1-15
12-31
5rV
iquar.)
Loc'*/ (stock dividend I
Schlitz, (Joseph )
13-30
12-15
'16c
Power,
'iquar.U—j.
Inc._^____w__
Corp.,
12-15
1%
10c
,
12-20
3 2-10
Quality
Importers
____.'
(increased
Ygar-end
/$3.50
Ralston
.
35c
25c
1-3
quar.)
-.
____
12-
•
2
Quemont
Radio
Mining,
Corp.
1st
of
Ltd._____'__^
2
Inns
Co.
11-22
12-14
11-30
12-13
11-29
30c
1-1
12-
3
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
15c
12-16
12-
2
Raymond
(stock
6%
Inc.
1-2
12-•16
25c
:
quar.)
12-12
11- 20
12-31
•20
...
(quar.)___
12-14
Rapid
87 VzC
20 c
iquar.)
(increased
30c
Ranco,
(quar.)
Grip & Batten,
redeemable
20c
Ltd.,
preferred
Corporation
11-29
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Balanced Fund,
Inc.
i$i.30
from
capital gdins and
17c
from net investment income)—
:—$1.47
12-13
11-15
12-11
12-
&
Ltd.
<NV)
(quar, )>^_2—.
Wi]liams_____x_
Corporation, common
25c
preferred A (quar.i—^
271(»c
5V2%. preferred A (quar.27V'2c
5%%
preferred A (quar.—_______
27'aC
—_,
5V2%
America—
preferred
Purina
Ramada
2-14.
12-13
Scott
class
A
(quar.)
:
12;
f
11- 29
1-
1
12-•12
$$1.50
'
dividend:)
12-13
Scott
$15c
1-
1
12-•12
50c
1-
2
12-
5%
1-28
1-
(quar.)
•
_
—,_
•
.
Foresman
Scott
Paper,
Co.
&
common
(quar.—
(increased
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)_
$4.00
preferred
(quar.)
quar.)—1_
Screens
Gems
Inc.
2
2-
1
3-37
5-
1
4-37
8-
1
'
7-3 7
20c
12-14
11-23
22'ic
12-10
13-8
85c
—___*—_______
3-
12-13
2
1.5c
Schwitzei*
'_
20c
—
12-
,
Financial
$5.80
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Accident
&
25c
i
5
12-30
Company
C.
12-16
_______
,
Insurance
F.
S.
12-15
25c
preferred
Life
Service
12-16
3
12-
__•__
Corp.
Mfg.
12-16
_____
Bank,
11-26
12-27,
7c
(quar.)
Common
4.08%
11-29
12-
12-30
4%;,
(quar.)___
Ruby Foo's Enterprises, Ltd. (resumed)
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4V'a% pfd. (quar.)
Russ Togs, Inc.
(increased)'
10c
.__
(extra)
preferred
(quar.)
5V4%
preferred (quar.)
12-13
2
20c
Ltd.—
Crown
10c.
J.i
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
11-29
1-
11-
12-13
ioc
(quar.)_
British
Russell
—
Co.
National
Service
12-13
12-13
11-15
45C
(quar.)
Royal
Fund—
America
Washington
(Tenn.)
Public
12-16
4c
11-29
60c
25c
common
11-29
11-29
12-23
$40c
(quar.)_,___
Stock
11-29
11-27
12-16
25c
Co.,
common
Ruberoid
A
12-16
I
,
6
12-18
(quar.)_
Co.
2'
12-
4c
_~u_
Co.
12-
11-29
12-16
|40c
,
Co'.-—
12-10
12-10
$1
£__
Bros., Inc.
Rothmoor Corp,( class
'
class
30c
2
30c
,____
11-29
12-13
$6 l/aC
(increased)___
I-35
Rosenau
16c
iquar.)
1-15
1-25
(quar.i
dividend
Royce,
25c
2%
—
dividend)--
12-
1-25
93;,,4C
dividend
B
12- '2
12-13
iquar.)
Broadcasting,
Class
12-13
30c
$1.25
Co.
preferred
Rollins
11-22
12- 2
!___%
&
Paper,
4(4%
12-14
12-13
(s-a)____
fquar.)___'
Haas
Rolland
11-22
45c
(quar.)___'
Mills
Rockwell-Standard
,
11-29
12-12
2
$1.50
(quar.)
H.)
(John)
Stock
12-13
1-13
25c
•
12-12
12.-
RR.—
(extra)
Controls
Mfg.
&
12-23
ic
___!
Porter
Ages
Rockwell
3%
12-11
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (initial L
of
20c
$2.50
Ltd.
Rice
Little
4^68%
12-16
11-30
17V*>C
—
12-10
Rochester Telephone
Corp., common.
5%
preferred (quar.)-_'_i__'___
$3
conv.
?20c
___
12-13
2
;
11-27
37 Vzc
1—
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Trust
of
Cotton
Provident
2
1-
4
__2
12-13
1-
5c.
(quar.)—'
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-
1-
shil¬
5
Potomac
2
1-
40 c
3
1-17
1-17
Rhodesian
Robinson
7
12-
30c
of
12-10
1-
1-14
12-24
1
I
&
(quar.)
(H.
■
2-
'
12-20
$1,75
12-16
3-6
25c
(quar.)
Valley Gas
Robertshaw
,
American
less
Roadway Express, Inc
12-13
,
12-16.
1-15
1
(quar. 1
dividend
Robertson
/
1-15
2-
—
Mines,
Brand
,
12-18
90c
A
;
Company
River
3
$l.l21/a
Mfg.
(quar.)
Rittenhouse Fund
11-29
12-12
5c
Mfg. Co., common.—,
preferred (quar.).
Providence
t-35c
common
Inc.
Cement
preferred
Ritter
6
12V2c.
Risdon
11-29
12-13
Extva
12-20
.5'%'
.
Ford.
&
12-13
20c
(extra u
Co.
Corp.
(extra)
10c
gains) __^
Eqv'ities Corp., class
f15c
dividend I
Controls,
Penn-Dixie
12-10
12-
1-
12-31
Riggs National Bdnk
11-29
12-20
5 %
Co.,
'
Peerless
12-18
15c
12-31
59:}ac
_____'
(quar.)__L
(extra)
$4
12-20
5c
Growth
(quar.)
I
gtd.
Rio
(quar.)
(s-ai_„.
Extra
Ltd.__
Manufacturing, Ltd..
preferred
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.,
-
6
3%.
share
per
gtd.
5.65%
capital
Quaker State
'
....
Paper
(stock
Corp.,
11-30
12-17
payment
,
Parmelee
Pathe
12-15
20c
!_____
changed to Paco,
under
new
(name
dividend
name.)
11-22
12-13
,
1
12-
1*'/c
Fredericksburg
Rio
30c
(quar.i
on
6
25c
Parker-Hannifin
1-
12-31
27l2C
Company
25c
common
Corp.
Ltd.
Brothers
$1.40
4%
(quar..)
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.—--'—
__*•
American Sulphur
Co.
(quar:)--—./.—
Panhandle
12-31
12-31
12 VaC
—__—.____
Industries,
Pamour
Pan
1-15
'1-15
$0.00 Ml
(quar.)
12-10
1-23
2%
_
2
12-13
12-31
12-10
Co.
(extra)
,
dividend
Paper
1-
80c
s-ai__
shares---—
A
——
Corporation^
Pak-Well
(increased
A
class
on
1-
$11.25
___..—.^_^_
——
Page-Hershey
Pako
class
Corp.,
dividend
Stock
Class
20c
—
5
11-29
12-24
joe
(15c from investment income and 28c from
2
12-16
12-28
30c
5
12-
53 VbC
(stock
(s-a)_
12-13
12-13
12118
15c
<s-a»__
12-,27
12-27
15c
Rich's. Inc., common (quar.)___
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)_
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
capital
<quar.)_:_
dividend
Mines,
Price
•,
(quar.)______:
poeMhcMuerv
Stock
12-17
20c
—-
Consolidated
12-31
22c.
—•_
12-
12-16
12-43
ioc
Oil
Oil
6
1-31
2
50c
40%)
Ranch
L-
ioc
iquai\>____
7%
11-29
12-
2-15
Tobacco—
Common
12-13
12-16
12-16
(quar.i—^.
Paper
1st
Inc.
Industrial
Preston
of
11-22
12-20
15c
25c
(quar.)
6%'
(quar.)
Premium Iron Ores, Ltd.
Presidential Realty—
(Calif.)
Co.
Telephone Co. (quar.)
& Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
Premier
Common
Bell
Telephone
Common
15c
(quar.)__—
1-1
12-13
1-15
(quar.i
partic
Regulator
Precisipnware,
Presnect
25c
,_
„___
Pacific Northwest
.
(quar.)_
Intermountain
Paci.ic
Powers
3
15c
Pacific Indemnity
Richardson
/~5c
.
(increased)',
redeemable
Progress
35c
1-15
17VzC
^
&
J.)
pence
1
Tax
of Canada/Ltd.—
non-cum
6
Rice
investment
_■
Electric
Corp.
6%
lings
1-15
dividend——
41/2%
'
2
39c
(quar.)-___•
Products
9
39c
v
Lines .(stock dividend I
—
Cos.,/ 4%
pfd.
(s-a)
Paper
12-
6
5 %
Sulphite
Common
12? 6
40c
Finance
Oxford
11-29
1
1-
12-
3
25c
Inc.
(quar.)
1
Rhodesian
Selection 'Trust,
Ltd.
deposit receipts (final payment
12-19
.-
(quar.i
Co.
K.), ,Inc.
Price
12-13
4%
4%( preferred
Ccs.,
common
Power
Power
12-31
11-15
$1
__—_
(H.
(R.
1
.__
Inc.
'•>
.
(quar.)_______
Finance
Air
Oxford
1
1-
25c
15c
(quar.),
6
12-10
25c
i__:
Co.
Inc.,
11-27
(quar.)__
common
preferred
Richmond,
(quar.)
long-term
11-27
12-14
(quar.)________
(quar.).
Reynolds, class
<fe
$3.60
1-15
(increased quar.)
preferred
Forgings
Huron
Stock
11-15
11-15
11-30
(quar.
Brush
12-16
12-16
12-10
10c
common
Glass,
preferred
% Ozark
Co.,
Transportation
Overnight
5c
11-15
8c
2%
common
(quar.),
Power
1
6
80c
from net
Potlatch- Forests,
12-23
1-
12-16
1-
$1.37 Vz
from
Potomac
(s-a)__
—----
—.__
preferred
Otter
12-23
20c
'——--
Rubber
1-, 1
$1
—:——:
Extra_
11-25
.
class A—
_:
dividend
11-25
12-16
•
,
Cement,
12-16
Port
4 Va %
12-13
1-15
(quar.)
dividend
Porter
4
12.-12
1-
;
$1.19
,
.
Orpheum Building Co. (San Fran.)
Osborn Mfg. (increased-quar.)
O'Sullivan
12-
2
$20c
(s-a)
(quar.i
Portland
Oregon
12-11
%
40c
(9c
33c
12-
12-14
4%
preferred
preferred
2-
dividend
Stock
——-——
Orange & Rockland
4.75%
preferred
4%
Ltd.
Inc.
12-16
35c
3
12-10
Corpi
& Chemical
dividend
4.75%
equal
cents)-.
common
Polaroid Corp.,
common
Polychrome Corp.
27.
the
%5c
Mines
Copper
-
„will be deducted—$1.75
__^—20c
(quar.)
Extra
to
Nov.
tax
at
Gas,
1%
2-for-l
common
Reynolds Metals,
centavos
40
_______:_r____
Plymouth Rubber Co.—
Voting and non voting
exchange
of
prior
centavos
11-15-
$2.25
Drug
Richfield
Pittsburgh, Ft.:Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
(increased-quar)
which
of
change
any
rate
shareholders
Non-resident
Opelika
to
the
funds
Africa
South
per
B
Stock
11-20
50c
1-20
cents)
of
11-15
12-13
!
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Co.—
(quar.)
Plasties
Class
3
12-10
$1.75
25
12-
$3.30
(s-a)
Laboratory
2-
(quar.)
pius
Pittsburgh
11-12
(approximately
of
6.39
11-13
12-17
12-13
dividend
Stock
9
5c
6
50c
12-
3
12-17
■„
$1
,
Telephone
payment
Piper Aircraft Corp.
11-29
L_
shares
Fund,
Pitney-Bowes,
12-10
12-27
90c
______
3
12-10
(quar.)—
11-21
42c
11-15
12-
11-22
6
12-16
12-13
12-13
12-20
(annual)—.
Natural
split
97Vzc
(quar. I
.___
Co.
Label
income
Pioneer
'20c
11-22
11-25
33c
Rhodes,
common
(a
Credit
Pioneer
11-30
12-
12-13
12-. 3
12-15
5%
Inc.
Rexall
12-20
12Vac
Corp. (quar.i
Supply Co. of Calif
Insurance Co. (Chicago
Reynolds
(quar.i
preferred
Pioneer
11-30
12-15
12-16
2
2 Vz
payment
Screw
Piedmont
3
12-15
10c
.
2
12-
$1.20
12-16
12-
12-
11-22
7c
12-16
1-
(a
divd.)
conunon___
Steel
Reserve
^
equal to approximately 10.22
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd—American
12-10
33c
Water,
Distance
(stk.
(Phila.),
quar.);
_'
Extra
Reynolds
approximately
Piedmont
12-16
1-
25c
Co.
Republic
12-16
25c
(quar.).
preferred
Phillips
2,
(quar. )_^_l_.___%_,—40c
Olympia
Brewing
Onondaga Pottery
to
8%
11-30
12-15
America
of
Co,
(Chicago)
^vt.ra
12-15
9c
40c
iyear-end)__—_—
Insurance
f
Republic
11-15
Corp.—
Inc.,
Long
Common
'2
Lines
Products
—_.___
Coal Corp.
Ola Ben
-
5c
(quar.i
Mississippi
12-10
12-10
2%
preierred
Philippine
11-22
1_
15c
:r,.
—
Water
Oklahoma
12-11
12-16
(quar.)
dividend-
Morris,
3.90%
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
iquar.)
Republic Foil, inc. (quar.)_
12-10
12-10
income)
Suburban
Co.,
12-
5C
$1
1
$1.25
and
&
12-20
5%
(initial)
Aviation
1
12-27
9-20
12-27
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-
20c
gains
E.)
6-20
3
Industries, Inc.—
1-
25c
dividend
preierred
4%
'
40c
(quarv)^-'-.
Philip
11-22
25c
25c
,
Sand
&
Stock
Philadelphia
11-22
1-2
$l.'ll..
97V2c
(quar.i—t—-----
3.90%
preferred
(quar.i __—
Ohio Forge & Machine (quar,)__-_
9
9
1-3
30c
20c
47VzC
$1.10
"
3
75 c
capital
1-
(initial
,
Common
Resiflex
(quar.)
Co.
Philadelphia-Reading
2
12-
Electric
investment
from
12-18
12-
il5c
20c
quar.).
(quar.) _L_____—
common
12-
Co.
Philadelphia Fund—
(18c from realized
12-10
2
1-
(^5c
v—
——
Edison
1-
25c
Philadelphia
11-14
12-16
&
ioc
_■_
Repuolic
Revion,
2
Stock
7VzC
$20c
15c
'_
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.1.%——._ '
Norton (extra)—~
:
,
Crankshaft
Renwell
name.)
'
12-10
'
(Charles)
9-30
preferred
Stock
Phelps Dodge Corp,
(quar.)
Philadelphia Bourse (annuall
12-' 2"
12-20
2uc
Pfizer
A
12-18
14c
11-29
20c
_'_
Republic
12-10
Ogiebay
Extra
1-15
30c
12-20
6-30
Insurance
4V2 %
2
5c
2
new
3-20
20c
Industries (stock dividend)
Remington Arms Co., common
12-12
27 Vzc
1-
'
Ocean
1-24
$1.12 Vz
1-2
under
12-40
:
•___;
Bros,
Class
7
12-
12-31
-
12-14
^
_____'.
12c
(quar.)
25c
$1.10
$1.10
Corp——j.
1-
12-18
35c
3%
ment
12-20
2
3-30
(resumed)
(Albert
Reeves
5
12 Vzc
(quar.)
Service (quar.)
Gas
2
1-
20c
industries
Reliance
11-22
12-
12-13
(quar.):—
Corp.
dividend
Extra
12-12
12-15
—
1-
20c
___a
Remco
15c
12-20
-.
4.40,%■
1
Inc.
1
5
25c
1
Oak
Ohio
12-13
Petrolane
12-20
Industrial
Ohio
Peter Paul,
12-13
46c
-
preferred
1-15
Reed
11-29
6Vic
,
1
i
Co.
Redman
2-15
12-
12-27
—
(quar.)
common
2
(quar.i
Pharmacal
Stock
12-20
1
12-23
50c
—
1
Corp.,
25c
(extra)
A
Extra
Novo
1
4,2%
3-
9
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
(initial)
rump
Co
Scock dividend
11-20
2%
Cap & Set Screw (quar.).
Milk, common (quar.i
12-20
12-
12-20
Co.—
_____
Reda
Preitler
Year-end
Norwich
Pet
12-20
1
12-27
10c
(resumed)
1-
T—
(extra)_
B
Fibre
Perry
5
1
1-
75c
v
Engineering
Northwest
12-10
50c
1-
(quar.)
Airlines
Northwest
2
50c
dividend
1-
J75c
10c
20%
quar.i__
Corp.'(quar.)——
Northrop
Class
(Chicago)
Trust
1-
Reardon
Brewing Co. (name changed to As¬
sociated Brewing
see
dividend announce¬
dividend,
Northern
12-10
$1.15
25c
(increased
Corp.
12-10
2
12-10
Drilling
51
When
Share
Offshore
A
2
1-
,
1-
Class
1-
stores
Telephone
1-
A
83^4 0
Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack) (quar.,)_—
Pepsi-Lola Bottling (Long Island)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc.—
Gas—
(quar.)_
A
preierence
Plastics
Northern
12-
12-20
class
$1.10
Quarterly
Stock
A
2
;
30c
Natural
Ontario
Peoples
A
Class
1-
(quar.)—
Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)—,—
Liie Insurance Co. (Wash., D. CJ —
Peoples
Class
Bates
Common
5
$1.12 Vz
(quar.)
Chemical
5
12-
2
dividend
12-10
$1.37 Vz
$1.45
$1.40
40c
common
(quar.)___
Stock
Peoples Drug
44c
5.80%
Penobscot
6
6
12-11
$1.12
SI.05
(quar.)_
Gas,
12-
11-30
iquar.i___
Natural
•
12-
1-
,
Company '
&
12-10
12-14
34c
(quar.)
Company
1
1-
1-15
(quar.)_
preierred
2
12-
12-20
preferred iquar.)___—.1
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
——Northern
Ohio
Telephone
(quar. >_____
5»/a%
12-
12-20
<-
12-20
22\ic
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania
Railroad
(increased)
Pennzoil
$1.~45c
Northern
I-20
Per
Na7ne of
Reading
2-for-l
(initial-quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
4.60%
12-31
-i-—
.
(quar.)--
preierred
preferred
4.88%
4.40%
$2
——
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
12-30
37 c
$1.061/4
quar.)_
split
Water
common
12-23
12-16
50c
(quar.)_
Ry (s-a)
Public Service—
(increased
Common
Y.)
New
&
Gas
Share
Pennsyvania Power & Light, common
4 Va %
preferred (quar. )—
3.35% preferred (quar.)
6
1-31
15c
(N.
Co,
Shares
11-15
1-15
1-
30c
(quar.
Insurance
Northern
11-30
30c
Gas
River
11-30
11-30
12-20
of Company
Pennsylvania
—
—
-
Penn
North
—
(Ridgewood, N..J.I
_!~_—-—
Quarterly
North
12-10
12-20
WHen
Per
Name
2
12-15
15c
12/zc
5c
0c
______
(increased)
Telephone
European Oil Co
Carolina
North
12-12
37/2C
preierred
6%
12-
,25c
10c
(quar. U_
Corp.
investment,
(2267)
Holders
Payable of Rec
20c
30c
(quar.)
Acceptance
American
North
'
(quar.)
Corp.
When
Per
,
'
Name of Company
Norris-Thermador
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
$1
3-30
2-
1
2-
1
3-30
12-27
11-25
(quar.)—15c
25c
12-10
11-22
1
4-15
6
Scripps'Howard
Broadcasting
7
Scrivner-Stevens
Co.
(stock
(quar,)-—.___
dividend).——
2Vz%
5-
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
When
Per
Share
Name
l'rom
15C
j
t
tCo,
—— — — — —
11-15
Stafford
12-27
12-16
Staley
20c
12-10
11-21
S3./5
$1.183/4
preferred
iquar.)
common
Finance,
1-10
12-19
Standard
1-10
12-19
1-10
12-19
12-kiJ
11-2.)
(quar.)—---
$1.25
(quarJ—
~
$1.5oV-t
2
,7K£"«RSKilL
5
■/(■.
$1.25
1-15
1-
l-lo
1-
for
Class
B
(quar.)
A common
Class
11-29
2
11-23
1-
2
12-18
$340
2
12-16
Standard
12-14
11-29
1-
Oil
special
Oil
Oil
Co.
of
Standard Oil
Co.
(Ohio)
3% 1
preferred
■
'Standard
—
IOC
|er5l.XIi?c°rPS5.25
fce.»i,on
$1.311/4
preferred (quar.)
&
.conni
(quar.
co.
2dc
—
New
A
Extra
i quar.i--
1-
2
Standard
Standard
Pressed
1-
1
12-13
Standard
i-'
3
12-11
Standard
Shares
12-27
Structural
Steel
1-11
12-19
12-
10c
t$1.75
Class
Extra
Year-end
2
Stedman
2
Steep
12-10
11-12
Stepan
12-10
11-12
Stercui
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
12-10
11-12
12-13
11-29
12-13
Society
1-
2
2-
1
Stock
50
preferred
12-
9
12-
12-
11-22
$3 Vic
12-19
12-
6
11-c
12-19
12-
6
5c
12-16
11-27
20c
,12-18
30c
12-17
30 c
12-17
50c
12-
convertible
20c
B
12-10
of
Stubnitz
'
-llr
Sun
11-
Corp.,
12-10
11-22
12-31
11-22
Sunray
Oil
Sunset
12-11
2
-2
12-10
12-
1-2
60c
1-
2
12-10
1-
dividend
Stock
6
30c
2
12-10
10c
12-16
11-29
Supervised
lc
12-16
11-29
$25c
12-27
12-13
5c
(quar.)—--——
B
12^13
11-15
loutheastem' GenerTcorp."year-end»-----
5%
•
Southeaster^Propane
Gas
(inc.
Co.
12 Vic
quar.)
12-13
1-
Public Service
(increased quar.i
Syracuse
,1-
1
12-16
Szabo
12-31
11-25
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
Natural
Southern
3
12-
$1.12%
1-
1
Pacific'Co.
Co.
Gas
1-
1
5,051
preferred
preferred
$1.20
IOC
12-20
2-
1
1-15
12-13
35c
12-16
12-
7Qc
12-15
12-15
4
Royalty
12-15
12-
$1.333»
12-15
1,1-30
12-15
11-30
12-15
$1.1834
12-15
12-15
12-17
12-
Electric
Southwestern Life
Southwestern
3.101
3.901
preferred
preferred
4.15%
preferred
4.25%
4.401
4.60%
4.151
Service
Co.
1-1
12-16
$1.16%
1-
1
12-16
$1.07
1-
1
12-16
$1.25
.)
(c
12-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—'
(quar.)„
(quar.).——
(quar.)—_——4—
Spencer
Gifts
Shoe
Corp.
2-1
1-20
2-1
$4.50
convertible
5.12%
5 24%
Tennessee
Texaco,
Life
Inc.
preferred
Capital
Corp.
' $1.10
2-
1
,1-20
Texas
Electric
Service
2-
1
1-20
1
1-20
$4.64
2-
1
1-20
S4.58
preferred
27 %c
2-
1
1-20
$4
27 %c
2-
1
1-20
-
31 %c
-
$1.50
-
dividend)—
iquar.)
3%
$1.12%
v,--2-
2-
1
12-16
1-20
12-
4
12-14
11-15
_
1
191:
$1.12"%
1-
preferred
Texas
Fund.
ment
Texas
i
—:
—
preferred
iquar.)
iquar.)
preferred
Stock
dividend
'
United
6
Uni'eii
12-
6
12-
1
u
1'
6
6
4 % %
6
*f4
11-29
6
1
12-1G
.
1-
1
1
12-13
1-
12-13
12-13
12-
6
2-15
1-20
$1
'2-15
92j2C
2-15
1-20
2-15
1-20
45c
12-10
11-15
—
1-20
,169c
12-31
12-13
175c
12-31
12-13
15c
12-20
12-10
5c
12-20
5%.
1-31
12-10
12-31
J-
_____
,10c
Omaha
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-
5
35c
12-27
12-11
12-10
11-29
—
50c
12-10
11-14
12 VaC
12-16
10-23
6%
12-16
10-23
,
-
.
20c
A.)
12-10
11-25
45c
:•—
12-27
12-
6
30c
(quar.i—_
(quar.i-
12-16
12-
9'
12-16
12-
9
19c
(quar.)
12-13,
12-3
11-22
45c
12-10
11-22
12-20
11-20
63c
— — — -
—
iquar.)—
12-27
12-
4
12-24
12-
3
•
C
•
Fund
and
from
(33c
net
from
securi¬
from net
invest-
25c
(10c
and
from
34c
securities
44c
—
Corp.
iquar.)—
Improvement, common
(Guar.)
Corp..
of
payment
3
of California—
'
■
12-
12-12
50c
Cos.
12-13
45c'
$1.4375
series, (quar.
Dreferred
account
,
22c
$1.06 V4
:
and
40c
—
(quar.i.
pfd.
5%
I0r,»c
United
11-27
1
12-13
1-
1
A
2
12-10
12-20
lr
11-29
1-
1
11-29
'A
43sc
on
2
12-) 6
12-
12-13
12-16
11-27
Dye
S
U.
S.
-1
Works,
U.
S.
common
U.
S.
Gypsum
Co..
common
1 quar.i
S.
—
Co.
Lines
Co.,
12-
4
com.
iquar.)
1
12-16
12-31
12-12
20c
12-13
11-29
$1.37V2
1-
I
2-13
33c
1-15
12-20
35c
12-20
$1.12 Va
-
(Bait.
—
3-
12-
2
2
15c
12-20
12-
75c
12-24
11-22
20c
(quar.)'_—
12-24
11-22
2
11-22
$1.75
in the City of
—
4%%
12-20
12-13
12-16
10c
L—
iquar. 1:
Lif° Insurance
1-10
12-31
10c
———-r
preferred
Sami-annual
U.
$2.50
—~—
—
Extra
11
6
12-17
—
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
'
12-
10c
preferred iquar.) — fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Freight Co.
11-29
12-27
1 quar.
preferred
Extra
12-13
25c
of 5 pence free
RR & Canal
Com.
14 V2C
iquar.1
4%%
11-13
25%<
—-
iquar.) — U S Air Conditioning (annual)
U. S
Borax Sz Chemical Corp.,
12-13
2QC
—
Manufacturers
&
Jersey
Piece
$5.50
12-13
1
arrears)'
Pacific
United
.1
11-29
1-
New
•r^Ued
V
12-16
of
Merchants
Molasses Co., Ltd.—
Ordinarv ( interim payment
of British income tax)—;
1-15
12-) 6
;
1-
United
10c
■—-
12-13
11-27
_________
(quar.)
Industrial
F*vfed
6
1-
*
1-1
$1.12%
—
—
common
1962
income
quarterly
6
12-16
1-2
2-
-—
—$1.31/4
12-16
1-
12-27
25c
(quar.)
Accumulative
Gas
United
12-
Jc
6
1
1-15
16%C
'
Gas
12-
invest¬
——-—
Co.,
'
.^-profits)
6
2
(quar.)
iquar.)
Gas
preferred
ment,
6
1-
iquar.)—
Sulphur
:
12-
1-15
4
1-17
12-
87 %c
—
(L.
investment, income
12-
1
_——
3
12-11
_____
Corp.
Financial Corp',
12'
$1
9
2-
12-17
2
ties'- profits)--
6
2-
/
4
12-
11-29
115c
—
of
Bank
United Income Fund
,
«—
12-
12-31
12-20
-
Carton
Coal
6
quar.i-__'_r_—6c
common
Cities
United
12-31
from
&
Fastener
Electric
6
12-
SU14
12-18
12-13
.__
—!/____
Corp.
6
1-20
—
12-12
12-30
—;—-■
Elastic
6
12-
25c
4—-
Co.
United Funds:
11-15
12-
$14^
2
30c
534%
8
.
::
32c
(quar.i
(quar.)
United
8
,
1-
—
United
2
12-
15c
Extra
6
quarterly
preferred
Instruments
11-15
1-^,1
—$l.lo
4.96%
Gulf
12-
11-
——_
5.251
Texas
11-29
1
Transmission,
Texas
11-29
11-
iquar.)
11-20
11-29
12-
quar.i
Inc.
11-29
Board
California
W-^O
.
37 %c
—
—
dividend
United
12-10
,
11-29
$1
(quar.)
United
12-20
Co.-—
.
11-22
62 %c
—
(quar.i
(quar.)
Yards
United-Carr
IdC
(quar.)—————
2
12-16
(initial
12-13
12-16
13c
^—
RR. ,(quar.)
11-29
50c
—--i-
4
,4%
—
Stock
Stock
11-29
in4
—-—._
(quar.)
income)
Gas
5.40%
1-10
12-16
common
__:
12-13
3'
101c>
i
4
12-
10c
;
Pacific
12-
(initial
1
12-
12-15
Co.—
(quar. 1
%.
12-
—
Texas
preferred
preferred
2
6
$148
Insurance
11-
12-15
60c
Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
United Air Lines, common (quar.):
6
-.,0-1/
3
(nuar.)
12-10
10c
10c
Angeles
dividend
.
6
12-
:
.
$5.08
1212-
$1:27
—
(quar.)
6
.
United
2
2
12-17
f,23
(quar)
(quar.)_
1-20
$1.18%
Extra
.
Union Sugar Co.
/$ 1.25
1
5c
(quar.).
■
1-
30c
(ouar.i
12-16
>f
4
001'
(ouar.)__.
(quar.i
$1.40%
_
of
preferred
Union
12-
preferred (quar.)——
(auar.)_———
$1.15
..
Gas
12-10
7-
l-,6
45c
____•
Corp.
Canada Ltd!—
11-15
—
1
2nd
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-
7
pfd.
iquar.)
r<referred
12-
—
(quar.)—
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
11-29
iquar.)—r —
_1
Steel
12-13
S1;16
»1:lb4*
(ouar.)
12-13
—
(quar.i.
preferred
12-20
\ 1I
11-29
—
(quar.)
1-2
v—
(quar.)—
12-16
$4.50
Sl.n
/—
12-13
(quar.)—
Power,
&
Corp.
Ltd.,
preferred
Initial
,
A—
(stock
(auar.)_.,
18c
—
7,
United
SI 02
1-20
iquar, i__—
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
1
1-
---
ll-2'5
1-20
(quar.)_
Los
Stock
6
1-
'
12-20
7%c
-
(quar.i,_
conv.
Union,Investment Co.
Gas
1-20
(quar.)
Spencer
1-20
97 VaC
(quar.)_
par)
92 %c
1
Tenn,
200
held)——j.
(quar.)
5 10%.
3
2-
St.
United
(quar.)
5%
12-27
$1.03%
(quar.)
($25
preferred
5.25%
%
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5% preferred ($25 pari (quar.)
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred (quar.i:
Corp.,
1-10
of
Electric
6%
2
1-
-.5c
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.64%
preferred
4 65%, preferred
4 72%
preferred
4.90%
preferred
4 92%
preferred
5.08%
r
4.40%
Rand
12-14
Service—
preferred
preferred
20c
30c
< quar. i
<Dallasi
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred (quar.)
5.62%%
4.36%
Ins.
Public
,
3
r
120C
A
37 %c
51 '2%
Transmission
Gas
each
for
shares
preferred
4 25%
'
•
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Midwestern
4 50%
11-30
75c
of
common
4.60%
11-30
$1.1334
*
12-13
11-25
12 %c
12-20
0?
———T——
12-27
12-20
2%c
(quar.)__
12-31
i»c
1-15
2-
15c
140c
—-—
12-20
--L
6334c
.
10c
Electric
Union
9
11-26
12-*
iquar.)
1-15
_
12-12
V5uc
——-
Gas
4 10%.
11-30
51
Southwestern
Co.
Power—
preferred
(quar,)——,— — -preferred
(quar.i——
4.28%
preferred (quar.i
1-
.
(quar.i--.—^———r
Transmission
1
25c
4.65%
12-
12-
1-
;4uc
; 1-15
(quar.)
Bank
Union
12-31
12-10
—
(annual)
Corp.
share
2
$1.26V4
15c
1-15
22-
non-cum.
$350
12-18
1
2% l
12-17
Transmission, com.quar.)_,_
Stork dividend (special ofstribn;ion of one
5
'
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric
11-15
12-13
Cos.
dividend——
Tennessee
11-15
26 Vic
Ranch
Stock
11-15
y.,%'25C
Instrument
Teleflex
11-29
iquar.i_
—;
——
Tejon
2
12-
5';
So"tvland
2
<
12 /2c
2-
$1.49
110c
$4.50
11-19
1-
—
1-15
1-
12-18
iquar. >_
-
12-24
15c
a——
—
e.
11-29
55c
preferred iquar. I — --——
preferred iquar.)
—
55%
preferred
(quar.i
2
1-19
(quar.)__
com,
preferred
Tanpan Cd. 1 quar.i
Extra
•-
——
1.75''
12-
(quar.)—+^c
(G.); Ltd.,
4%.
Tavlor
1
(quar.)
(quar.i
12-16
1-15
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
Southern
2.35'.;.
Tambiyn
12-15
$1.25
""
Railway, common (quar.)
51
non-cumulative preferred (quar;)—Southern Union Gas, com. (increased quar.)
Union
—
$1.42%'
$1.22%
—1
Extra
7
1-
10c
Southern
5
o.-e
—
_
(quar. )__
$3.70
—
Broadcasting Co.
Talcott (James), Inc.
5
31c
(quar.i —
•
12-
4Z
Supply Co. (quar.)
Food Services, 5% preferred < quar.)—,
Taft
5
27c
——---•
12-20
11-25
i2-31
1-15
partic. 2nd pref. (quar.'iiBag-Camp Paper Corp. (quar.i
Union
plus
— — -—
12-16
26 V4 C
iquar.)
Corp.--
Industries
(stock-dividendi
Inc.
12-16
48c
iquar.)
preferred
Chalet,
1
12-10
<1-15
(quar.)________.
Industries
Union
11-29
1-
1
1
-
prelerred'. (quar.).
preferred iquar.i
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
4.80'/
America
1-15
2-
class
(Conn.)
Jersey
Acceptance,
60c
12-22
11-29
(quar.)——
25c
S-i.50
Union
i"c
$1.07
$5
Common
Co.
12-13
6
Inc
i—
'(quar.)——-—-
lVi%
4 32 %s
Southern
of
Co.
&
2
12-12
$0.uubt>
1-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)■___
Southern Gas & Water, common
Swift
Packaging,
2-
2-
-
Year-end
12-12
profits.—_—
'1-
1-
Edison Co.—
preferred
Original
Sweets
11-15
12-10
securities
net
25c
$1.40
.^___
Salle
$4 preferred
$1.25
—
California
Southern
Crane
Unarco
1-
.^.7.
income
investment
$1.16)4
preferred
(quar.i.
4.650
preferred
(quar.)—-—4.28%
preferred
(quar.)—
Southeastern Telephone Co.
(quar.)
dividend..—
Susan
from
(quar.)—
La
Corp.
11-30
Inc.—
net
Symington Wayne Corp. iqUar.)
Syntex Corp., new common
(initial)
27c
5'/
Stock
$0,055
Swiss
Southeastern
Common
1
Shares,
from
$0.01
i
6
$1.31 Vz
(quar.),
dividend
Udylite
11-22
12-/6
12-14
cl
/
12-
2
11-21
12-23
1-
%-
6
1-
—
_•—
Ltd.
Co.
Corp.
Foods
12-20
'V4
6
12-
—-
(s-ai
America,
:
Industries,/$1.50
Tyson
7,
1
.
'
12-
Century-Fox Film Corp.—
South
Twin
12-
2
——
Co.
Special
6
12-15
aovn
—
Stock
2
1-
t$1.12%
—
——
12-17
27
11-
52/2c
-4
...
Superior Oil Co.
Supermarkets Operating
50c
,
2nd preferred A
(initial quar.i
— Superior Electric Co. (quar.)——————
12-10
1-
(quar,)%—,
of
Gas' Electric
Light
Increased
quarterly-
208
6
1-
1-2
15c
Corp.
Morris, County
10-31
3
f 20c
'
New
Twentieth
10-31
2-
2% '
t20c
1
Line
of
12-10
12-10
7°®
^
^uc
,f;>J;
Distributing Corp.-iquar.i___
Mining Co. (quar.).
11-27
1-
12-27
2
2-24'
2
;:.50c
:i—_r —
Tucson
7
12-
.
__—
of
.0
12-
12-17
:
Co.
11-29
11-29
5c
—
Co
Temper
12-13
.
__!
Trust
9
12-
9
12-16
'
Super Valu Stores, common iquar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)J_—i.
15c
12-
2
1-
12
2
42 Vic
True
6
12-20
11-29
12-
,1-—
Pipe
Insurance
Gas
12-
12-13
12-31
iquar.i__^-_
c
iquar.)
.Extra'
1-
<quar.)—
2
62 Vic
Travelers
Tropical
1-15
11-29
6
1-
12-17
j.
11-29
12-13
1-
—
—
12-20
12-31
19
rf.
(quar.)—————
12-
A
;
2
12-10
12-
(quar.)
iquar.)
Oil
Extra
2
12-13
'25C
■
—-
Trans-Prairie Pipeline,
10-31
^
12-31
—
common—
Extra
11-15
'12-20
12-31
C.i
Corp. (quar.)
Transportation
.Extra,
— -—.
Sunstrand
Y.
class
Trust. Co.
—
Corp.
11-22
1-15
1
3834C
(quar.i.
be
House
Sunshine
9
1-
LOv
—'•—-—--•<
Co.
11-22
11-14
22 V2C
i-_
iquar.)_.
(quar.)
12-11
9
12-10
12-13
10c
(quar.)___—______
preferred
1-31
«C
ci
Corporation
DX
Ltd.,
$2.55
12-11
12-
35c
—
iquar.)
preferred
12-17
$145
dividend
/Sunbeam
55c
1quar.')_.._
(initial
(quar.)
9
1-10
Angelesi —
—_—
Finance,
Trans-Lux
11-20
12-9
'
preferred
TransMountain
11-20
12-10
25c
(N.
preferred
12-18
31V4C
Jersey
Class
annual
Co.
preferred
preferred
Racing
&
Trust
$4.90
11-15
5
12-23
4%
$5.70
12-10
itr
(qugr.i.--—------—
dividend
(Los
preferred
(quar.)-'.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Co.—
Common
(quar.,J__
$5.26 preferred
(quar.)
11-15
1-14
60c
4
,12-11
11-29
2-14
12-10
12-13
15c
1
iquar.)_____—!
B
5%
12-
12-10
60c
,
/increased
dividend
Class
r
,
1-10
12-13
30c
,$5.96
12-
30c
$1.25
3%
30c
1-21
1
6
iquar.)—
11-29
1-
12-
-«
12-17
1-1
—-~r—
Racing
Drug
Stock
v
Co.
1
1
2
iquar. i__
,
12-
^
—7^
(quar.)
common
B
•
(quar.i— —
common
preferred A
Co. (s-a
Trust
'
(quar.)——-
pfd.
85
Harness
Stock
4
10%
"
12-17
L-
(quar.):
(increased
Chemical
$4.50
;
&
Banlc &
Traders
12-17
12-11
1 quar.i
iquar. 1
County
Association
4
12-10
25c
——
(quar.i-
12-10
20c
11-26
12-16
--7,
6
1-
3 %
12-13
&/c
6
12-
(quar.)—
Corp. iqu'ar.i'
Supply Co., class A
Stock
11-29
1-
12-
2
(quar.)'
dividend
.Class
11-22
1-
Mig.
Trade
1
12-13
3-12
11-22
12-15
2
—
Stock
11-29
3
12-15
1-
dividend
Tractor
12-14
1-
~~r>~rCc
11-20
50c
12-6
n<>
>•
common
Corp.,
6-,p.' >veterretl
11-29
'12-16
11-29
3,/
12-13
11-29
31»/4C
—
—--
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.i.————
California
Greene
Sullivan
Sun
—
-
preferred
Strawbridge &■ Clothjer,
Strolee
11-20
12-10
common
Stowe-Woodward,
2
20C
Co.
Towle
3
1
10c
Construction
11-22
1-
1 quar.i—
common
(quar. 1.
2nd
Broadcasting,
Class
2
12-
Bearing
Realty &
11-22
12-
1
31V4C
(quar.i.-.-
"erred
ore
Shipyards Corp.
Tonka Toys, new common
2
12-13
1-
1-
12-15
40c
(Stock dividendi__
$5.60
pfd. .< quar. i_
4V2%
Inc.,
prior preferred
Storer
12-16
60c
& Gas,
y
12-3
2
1-
2
a
15c
3%
8
2oc
—,
Y.)
——,
Corp.' iquar.I
Camp,
5%
2
12-13
Textiles,
51
2
12-9
declare
may
-—
12-16
iq^am
Todd
1-
f
12-31
(quar.)
10-31
12-16
dividend
Stokely-Van
8
75c
Stern
Stock
6
11-
Gas Co. (quar. )———-——South Puerto Rico Sugar, common
South
11-15
&
"
—
Electric
Carolina
Stewart-Warner
12-
r
*r
51.25 pfd. (quar.)
$1.55
preferred - (quar.)
Boss
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.i
South
11-22
12-15
11-22
Corp.,
Sonotone
'
Co.
Products
dividend
12-11
12-10
$1.20
Foods
Title Insurance
•
^
(N.
Co.
12-16
5
12-
$1.25
iquar. 1
11-22
1-
approval
12-20'
50c
B
Quarterly
Tohin Packing Co.
.
Trust
11-
2
(year-end)
Roller
Stock
1
12-13
•'
9
1-
Extra
Tishman
10-31
12-16
£'«•.
—
dividend
Stern
11-15
(quar.)-—
~
Sonoco
stock
11-22'
$22 Vic
12-
1210
div.)—
11-29
12-
7
series
12-,13
'
(stock
Sterling Seal —I-——--—
12-11
9
12-31
12-15
1 quar.i
National Bank '&
Currency
1-15
12-
Timken
12-10
12-6
Subject to stockholders and Comptroller of
11-22,
12-15
12-i0
2
12-12/
Y9nr
(quar.i ;
dividend:
12-14
12-13
Times Mirror Co.
12-15
Electronics—
£to:k
12-23
12-13
1-15
±°'£c
12-12
25c
i quar.
Tdwmotor
———,
Products
Brewers
10c
5%
increased)
(
——
okr
(resumed quar t-
Stores
Aluminum
Sterliiiq
11-29
Corp.
(initial!—
Mobil .Oil Co. (quar,)
Socony
Bros.
11-2i
20c
Inc.
12-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bros..
15c
v1*"
tqnar.i__
Corp.
11-22
$1.25
common
12-13
Mines Ltd.—
Chemical Co. (stock dividend u-——
11-29
12-14
Co..
Letvis
6,
Extra
Rock Iron
.
2
(duar;/
Corp.
Tools
Snap-On
.
Oil
Tillie
Time,
1-
c
il-29
12-16
quar.i.,
12-13
.
-
"^'ewater
12-
12-13
Co.,
preferred
2
(quar.)
——
Wesson
&
Smith
-
& French Laboratories
Kline
Smith,
3%%
1-
A---^—------
class
11-22
^
12-13
12-13
5c
—
12-12
preferred
10c
(incr68.§6Q)
Cornoration
Rkii
Investment
Chemical
12-
j
;—
—
Inc..
Electric
Slater
9
12-23
12-21
12-13
(quar.i
Markets,
12-27
Corp.—
Street
12-
SI '
series
:
Finance
&
S^ate
12-12
A2V2C
preferred
quar. 1
12-12
$1.50'
5%
-71/r
quar.i—:
117 Vic
6'e preferred (quar.)—.
Simplicity Pattern —
~
Simpsons. Ltd.
iquar.i—
Sinclair Oil Corp. (fiuar.)
Sinclair Venezuelan
Oil Co.—
---Special
•—~
Singer
Company
(quar.)———
t
Sisco Mines,
Ltd. (s-ai
~~
11-29
„0
A-—-
(increased
1-
---
12-10
12-
2
1-
$1
initial
12-19
(increased
.Stauffer
6
t50c
7,"
(quar.K—,
A——T
preferred
50 c
dividend
30c
Extra
5%-
——
A
12-6
50c
12-13
t1£-
11-23
3uc
common
(increased
preferred
Thorotare
-
—
iquai.i
(quar.i—-
series
6
1-15
$25c
12-12
-
Boat
6%
11-18
12-
t30c
2
—
B
117 Vic
(increased)<_
Co.
12-
2
1-2
60c
Simplex Wire & Cable
Simplicity Mfg., class
1-
12-16
10c
S1sr ,VlTi!-cS7mrssraT«t;
4',,.
iquar.^
Class
11-22
$25c
„
Common
12-31
1-
2
12-
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge—
11-15
+
i-
1-1
—
12-10
'
A
20c
------
Ltd.
Class
20c
(quar.
A conv
Co.
&
Loan
State
25c
SUma-rofDaWeiqud'-d^s-V7q„ar:?:::
Simmons
Tank
25c
common.——-
Ltd,,
Silknit,
Market
Stock
12-31
12-16
Inc.,
(quar.),
1-10
2-
12-10
1-1
____.
———
Star
11-29
1
2-
2%
common)
B
12-10
Industries
dividend
1-10
12-16
pfd.'(quar.)
common
(quar.).
5% ' preferred
— —.
(quar.i——^
Products
Home
Co..
,
.
6
12-
preferred
12-27
Extra
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Bros,
11-12
Betts
1-2
iquar.1
iquar.i
Stanley Works (quar. )
Star
Industries,'Inc., class
2
25c
(quar.)——dividend
Si^nal ^il ^"GVeVciass
.
llOc
10-31
$5
&
1-10
1-10
2-
15c
35c
Co.
iquar. i__
Chemical (Stock dividendi___
12-27
Star
Inc.
Stock
12-
12-17
12-16
50c
10-31
12-10
°oc
—
Stanley
2
2
33c
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
—
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.-Snerwin-Williams of Canaoa—
.
11
preferred (quar.)-——•—
Shoe Corp cf America, (quag• '—--
Shwayder
12-
12-
12-16
2bc
Hoist Coip.
Shepard Niles Crane &
Shu'.ton,
12-18
Register
Extra
5
12-18
32 VaC
ISS! Transport^Tradihg CmLtd"(Interim)
ISe !eJ Lanuracturing Corp .quar,—-
Thomas
:
Standard
10c
—
—a.—-.---
Thiokol
Thomas
80c
-
1-7
31V4c
Thermogas
11-12
—-
'12-26
10c
(Frank G.) Co.
Shattuck
11-15
11-12
25c
iquar.•_
convertible
',1-15
Ltd.
25c
Stock
(quar.i,
(quar.)
30c
iquar.)_>____
Mfg.
(quar.)
(initial)
Power
12-10
00c
$1
$_
—
preferred
G%
Glass
12-10
\(Z
,
(increased)
Jersey
Co.
common
Inc.,
12-12
-
50^
$1.19
______
(quar.i
convertible
Tex-Tube,
12-10
-
(quar.i.
1-15
18c
$1.25
2
tone
iquar. 1
(quar. 1
com.
Steel
Co.
9.
$141
-—
preferred (quart).:
Textron, Inc., common——_—
lhennal
stock
raving &
Mai,erials.
& Poor's
(quar.) —
5 %
■
clasa B
&
A
1-30
held)
12-
--7-
Standard
6
11-15
2__.—
iquar. 1
4%
payment of1 one share 01
Go.
(NJ)
for
each
115
stock
12-31
12-
12-16
12-16
5
Inc.,
Tnatcner
(Indiana)
Co.
12-31
12-2/
12-
'
preferred
1-15
•
12-12
55c
held)
shares
Utilities
Texas
—
common
1-15
1 oc
6
12-10
A
15c
—
12-
preferred
$1.14
—
pi'eferred iquar.)
preferred iquar.)'
——
California,'com.
of
convertible
Standard
11-29
12-14
7V2C
-
—
12-20
——
class
on
Co.
1-14
& Light Co.—
preferred '(quar. I—
Textiles,
\
increased)
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$4.76
$4
,
i quar. 1
7V2C
"r
common
6
6
—
quar.)
(Delaware 1
class
Standard Oil
(A
IV2C
—
common
Candy bnops,
Class" B
See's
2
1-
$2.50
fSStfflWS&X <&»-• <««
in
80
1-
1212-
Q7i/oC
Inc.—
(increased
'
42 ViC
"iquar
Bank
12-lo'
.—
Brands,
Pharmacal
12-30
(Detioit)
Co.
Company
Power
q3
:—r
Insurance
preferred
30c
Increased
I
Texas
6
n
^
Standard Milling
stock dividend
40C
Co.
Roebuck A:
Seaule^Firsl National
■
$3.50
11-27
12-
$4.56
$4.84
'
(s-a)
Accident
Common
6'
12-
12-2 7
Foods
Texas
12-13
12-13
inc
iquai.)
:
,
Quarterly
2
10%
lea'.s
Monday, December 9. 1963
.
When
Name of
11-27
12-16
3?c
——
-r-—
Broadcasting
(A. E.i Mfg. Co..
preferred iquar.1
Standard
2
683/4C
tquar.j——?-
pre.erred
,
12-13
29c
iquar.)—-1
Television
—
25c'
/
preitrreu
$1.75
$5
Extra
»»"
net investment income.------
..
Seaboard
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Sh**e
,,
dividend
Stock
Springiield
Stock
Common
niark
Company
Electric Co.
Sprague
•»*»
Co
Name of
12-13'
1-2
$1.12 Mi
preitued
When
Per
Holders
Payable oj nee.
of Company
Scruggs- v a nat-i'
$4.uU
.
(2268)
52
preferred
N. Y-
'
10c
1-
12-19
12-
4
1
12-
€
:—-----
is-ai------
22 %c
1-
,
1
W
Number 6323
198
Volume
.
.
When
Share
oj Company
States. National Bank
United
dividend
Stock
share
tone
tor
each
& Foundry (quar.)
U. S. Playing Card Co. iquar.)__
U. S. neaity Investments
tOhioi —
1
3-19
2
12-16
27 Ac
Wickcs
of
U.
Rubber
S.
interest
beneficial
1
12-11
12-16
11-30
Williams
55 c
12-26
11-25
New
$2
12-26
11-25
Williams
40c
12-31
12-12
12 A>c
1-15
12-16
50c
12-10
11-
8
Wilson
25c
12-18
12-
3
Winrf-Dixie
35 c
12-16
12-2
43:1sC
12-16
12-
1-
Works
Wiegand
Wilcox
L.)
iE.
Oil
Co..
non-cumulative
8/
,<rquar. i
common
preferred
_•_
iqi.ar.i.
'
■
U
Reclaiming
( resi'imed )_.-."
servateria <quar.»^_.^.
Rubber
S
U.
S.
U.
S.
Steel
U.
S.
Sugar
U.
S.
itmacco
Corp.,
Preferred
U
Lines
the
or
United
A-
Co.,
common.
_
....
(Del.),
dividend
Stock
...
(quar.)
(quar.»
'lruck
S
common
Corp.
common
(subject
ICCi
(quar.).
United
2nd
American
preferred
Universal
8A
Universal
4 A A
preferred
Universal
Match
Universal
Oil
Upson
Co.
Co..
......
..
12-16
Wisconsin
Public
Wiser
(quar.)
Aluminum
1-
3
2-
$2
10c
1
1-
3
12-12
12-27
Class
10c
12-16
11-25
Wometco
12-18
12-
15c
12-20
15c
12-20
1-10
Light,
$1.28
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
1-
29 Ac '
12-
Woodward
Iron
3
Woodward
&
12-
1
Wood
12-
1
6
3
'
Industries
Stock
Corp.
(quar. »
12-27
5c
.
3'v
dividend
12-11
Valley
(initial)
National Bank
dividend
Stock
.
(Arizona)
(subject
—
12-11
6'-r
3
12-20
Work
Van
(J.
SciVfcT
B.i
Co.,
of
Corp.
12-
12-20
25c
(quar.)
G
5.'.4
pfd.
Vanity Fair Mills (increased
Vapor corporation
(quar.i
...
5
1-15
1-
4
V12-19
12-
9
10A
$1.25
iquar.)
A
America..
.
20c
.....
12-20
12-
12-
9
12-12
1
'
50c
10c
:_i.
.......
'Victor
Electric & Power
preferred (quar.)
$5
$4.04
preferred,
$4.20
(quur.)
preferred
Virginia
Iron
Coal
12-16
1-15
12-20
11-29
Vulcan
12-20
11-29
ypcam
12-20
11-29
$1.05
12-20
11-29
$1.03
12-20
of
11-29
12 Ac
12-23
12-13
19c
12-14
11-12
12-14
11-12
50c
-2...
.
12-17
12-
6AA
preferred
A';
^
Mold
Dec.
12-20
12-14
1212-
2
2
25c
25c
30c
1-2
2-1
12-20
1-20
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-22
50c
-.1
1- 6
12-17
1- 6
12-17
—
—
approval
to
16)
,
11-29
Zale
12-16
11-26
12-
12-16
11-26
Zenith
12-10
11-22
Zenith
3-15
6-15
9-15
12-23
12-31
12-27
12-16
1-,15
1-15
$1.56 A
12-20
12-
7 Ac
12-16
11-25
12-16
^
9
...
Extra
Supply
iquar.i
1-10
fic
12-10
12-31
11-29
12-10
....
30c
12-27
12-
12-27
12-
..
Zero
12-16
12-
at
'
Wabash
Magnetics
Wagner
Electric
Wakefield
'
iinitial•
Corp.
Corp.,
(annual)
Co.
Extra
Walt
Business
Disney
Warner
■
-
Co..
Electric
Common
$4
preferred
5'«
,
G
series
Water
A
2-
5
j
Power
(increased
12-10
12-16
-
_A_
1
12-
12-
2
2
12-10
Scientific
Wellington
12-17
11-29
12-16
12-
Quarterly
of
12 Ac
income plus 49c
A
A,
Coast
/._2
Lj_A_
-----
Insurance
2
1-
2
11-29
dividend
approval
Gas
subject
Dec.
on
preferred
B
preferred
C
12-
12-
6
12-
6
12-31.
171
Insurance
6'.
preferred
Western
A
Securities
Western
Power
4.73 A
&
Gas.
preferred
4.72 A
$2.75
$2.55
Co.
C.)
r_
the
1982
Guaranty
1-15
12-20
1-
1
1-
2
12-
12-27
15c
Western
Ry.
'12-
1
6
27c
,
5".
Utilities
Westminster
Westinehouse
C-lass
Coal
(George),
2
Robert
1-
6
that
2-29
18c
1
12-16
-
'6
2-3
,
11-30
Shoe
Wheeling Steel
$5
Corp.,
preferred
Whipnany
;
Extra'
Paper
Whirlpool
Corp.;
4Vj';
White
5V+h
A
iquar.i
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-
2
12-
6
common
'
35c
12-13
12-
0
11-22
1-
2
r.
iquar.i
.
11-21
Co.,
preferred
(quar.i
...
iquar.)
common
....
,
(quar.
the
listed
symbol SWD. The
an
unlisted basis.
was
company
Exchange under the
on
the Exchange on
traded
,
,
Gas
stock
in
25 c
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
11-29
12-31
12-
12-10
11-15
27 Ac
12-24
12-10
$1.31 A
1-1
12-17
6
respective
both
of
Gas
Suburban
exchange
for
all
issue
to
the
of
•'
&
isAv
D
V
Sun
and
is
Finance
Privately—On
Ohio
of
fields.— V.
v
'
'
credit
&
D
;.
Loan
Dec.
5,
its common
common
shares
Capital
for
distributors.
the
department,
•,'
•■•
Co.
dividend
to
(Ohio)—Securities
&
Loan
Sold
Co.,
pri¬
due
1978,
$1,000,000 of junior /subordinated notes due
1978, and 7,500 shares of cumulative preferred stock
vately
corporation,
$1,500,000
announced
of
senior
that
it, had
subordinated
sold
notes
2.040.000
-
1,700,000 slis.
eleven
range
from
preferred stock
Second preferred stock
(SI 00
pare
1.198.141 shs.
5.25';
150,000 shs.
New'
outstanding
A:
convertible
until
into
dates:
4.50';
from
stock
($5
of
names
stock
dividend
to
996,764 shs.
5/
the
42,713,249 shs.
60,0,00.000 shs.
par)
OF
1,000,000 shs.
series
four
common
specified
range
in
BONDS—There
THE
principal
underwriters
set
are
below
who
bonds
the
of
forth
have
purchase, subject to the terms and conditions
set
forth
in
the
bond
underwriting
agreement,
the
principal
amount
of bonds set forth opposite their respective names.
The,
bond
underwriters
are
required to take and pay for all of the
agreed
severally
e
(f
Stuart
iN
Co.,
Peck
2,260
2,260
Inc.
100
..."
Securities
closs,
$2,279
Corp.
Robert
W./Baird
A.
T
Becker
G.
&
b-ook
Firsl
First,
Co.
<t
.
Bosworth,. Sullivan
Inc.
Bros.
...
.//
'....
it
Common,
Dillon.
&
<t
.
.
Co.
<t
/
/
'
.
/:!—:
Co.'
Co..
Co.,
..
_
Inc.
Inc.
890
:
-
•-
Inc.
Co...
Hayden. Stone it Co.;
230
Hemphill.
Noyes <t
Hornblower
100'
F.
F.
W.
230
55
The
390
700
55
Co..
it
Peabody
Inc.
Ladenburg.
Co.
W.
C.
Inc.
Co.
Co..
Inc.__-_-_
it
Co..
/t-/'-/-'
Thalmann
-A/--.:
-
55;
700
230
390
390
Wc"ks„
it
Hvvtton
Illinois
Kidder,
/•
<t
Hut ton
E.
390
175
700
700
175
Sulzberger,
_
Inc.
Co./L-l.150
Read
Dittmar
.
Jehks, .kirkland & Co.
Harriman
Ripley: &
Co..
Denton,
t£
Merle-Sniith
&■
.
150
Sons
<t
H50
.
Burfg.
Danm &
Courts- it,
Dick
>
700
-,/.
it
Co.
Gregory
Co..
Sons
&
Inc
Coffin
<t
Ilallowell.
Ha Hearten
-
Brown
Sachs
300
Inc.
Granbery.
Inc.
Co..
Co
<t
Forgan
Inc.
Co..
230
Co..
.t
Co.,
<t
Glore,
230
175
109
Co.
it
390
Corp.... A700
Co.. ;—
it
Goldman,
Cojp.
/
/-
...
Boston
Reid
Fulton.
700
—
Co.
it
Southwest
FTeeman
Inc..
Blair
William
390
...
&'Co.
Securities
lAtr
The
it Co..
:L I
C.
A.
Inc.
curities
150
Co.
<t
-390
duPont,
Eastman Dillon. Union Se¬
150
115
Ball, Burge & Kraus.150/
Bear,
Stearns & Co...A.
390
Blair
All>n,
390
.
Co.
I.
230
Jnc.;.
Marache
it
liancis
Dominick.
&
Equitable
Parker . it
Co
Whipple
Bacon,
Drexel
230
Redpath
Bache A:
Amount
Fotninick
Co
^
Halsey,
A itch in
1
-
Weld
(000's omitted).
them
purchased by
Securi¬
Corp.
White,
are
Aniouiu
■
Webster
&
ties
of the bonds
any
'
Stone
to
Clark, Dodge it Co., Inc.
an
131,182,182
(i.OOO.OCO
rates
Alex.
Finance
:
($100
par)
outstanding
in
and
Issued
Burns'
'
.
Srock:
stock
Preterm!
Blyth
gas
1481...
p.
Sun
of
..
agreement
.'
fixtures
store
198.
'
&
M
of the nation's leading LP
one
manufacturer
drug
120,000 shares
260,000
'
Suburban/Gas
variety
12-16
their
outstanding.
M
85c
of
,
12-13
40r
R. Sidenfaden, President of Suburban Gas. and
President of M'& D Store Fixtures, Inc., announced
W.
•,
tion called for
12-13
11-29
3,
directors
-
-
notes-
storage
American
companies were to vote on the proposal at
special.meetings to be held on Dec. 20, 1963. Terms of the transac¬
2
5c
common
423,002,000
Short-term
bonds
Listing—
stock of
Gas—Merger Talks Ended—
J, Liecliti,
Shareholders
2
12-16
Stock
merger.
1-
-
the
corporations have voted to
cancel plans
to merge the two companies.
The executives stated
that the decision- was made because certain large, shareholders of
M
&
D had
indicated that they
would not; vote in favor "of the
1-
15c
'—J.
Morgan
at
1993.
p.
Dec:
the
30c
$1.25
(quar.i..
On
12-13
i 10c
110c
.....
(qf iar.
preferred
Motor
9
12-30
lie
~
(quar. 11._
Board
12-
250/
class
i.:
Mfg.
12-21)
10 Ac
(quar.).'
3o.OOO.OOO
the
debentures
4'j',
its
/
35.000,000
Adams
11-12
1-31
$1.25
,.
..._
1^.:-
......
Co.
Ltd.,
iquar.).._.'
B
Wevenberg
.'_
(quar.)
i.
Brake'
Air
Westmoreland
Weston
Corp.
Fund- (s-a
197.
12-
1
63 3 7c
Inc.—A. S. E.
common
Suburban
12-31
2-
Shares,
formally
was
12-20
.
59c
$3
iqnar.)____'.
(preferred
Western
A_.
Co.
Ainerican
the
on
12-12
Tablet & Stationery—
(Alabama)
of
$590,000
100',.
Payment will be made
of New York.—V. 196. p. 2380.
at
;
5-Vk :
rates
range
from
3"tt'>•
to. G',v : maturities 1966-'83 495,000/000
Non-interest
bearing notes
150,036,396
1966-1983
UNDERWRITERS
1964,' fUroiteh
1.
interest,
to
interest
ing;
,
$320,816
$0.49
.
12-10
12-26
6837c
Western
fund,
sinking
1963,
26,
Nov.
stock
—V.
1-
33c
-
Trust
Standard
9
11-26
12-16
$1.50
~
..
lias called for redemption on Jan.
company
Jan,
—
iquar.i..
..
23i N
4V'
series due Dec. 1, 19 S3
«
Debentures—eleven issues outstand-
12-' 4
12-31
59'Ac
...
The
On
,
..
$
-
is¬
467.122.000
Issued
12-16
30c
.
$431,355
$0.66
.
,
.
Outstanding
$
713.000.000
Common
5
$1.10
^1902
lf)63
■
,
'
outstanding:
from
Co. (Ohio)-—Partial Redemption—
Oil
Standard
1,
A
.A A
series
in
series
range
series;
Report—
•
„
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
'
mortgage pipe line bonds
rates
of
30c
/
GIVING EFFECT
'
suable
726.
p.
gas
U. S.
activities.
/rates
911.
due
__
(quar.)
.
198,
,
cmtr cts. . These
the Eastern and
in
Authorized
Redemption—
natural
transport
or
a
subsidiary, is engaged through subsidiaries in
foreign production.'refining and marketing of petro¬
petroleum products and petrochemicals, and in certain other
First
Corp.—Nine Months'
share
per
]).
198.
operation
_
(K.
Co.—Partial
...:
.
Earnings
12-20
(quar.)_!___
common
(quar.)
income
Net
12-20
25c
the
of
and operate natural
own
to.
principally
Heated
or*
Fifteen
Period Ended Sept: 30—
1-15
•_>
sell
under fons-term
Corp..
Debt:
,
Gas
Dredging
12-10
(quar. i
Publishing
•
.
.
Cos.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.) A
preferred
Western
Standard
12-
$1.02 1
marketing
and
the Tennessee Bldg.,
in
and
CAPITALIZATION
and
and,
companies
sections
Midwestern
8
York.—V.
New
Street.
81.05
(quar.ih...
Massachusetts
Wall
12-13'
■
Western
tux.
facilities
companies
distribution
has also called for redemption on Jan. 1. 1964,
through
operation
of
the sinking
fund, $750,000 of its 4V;
debentures due 1978 at 100',
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
be
made
at
the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York. 23
$1.12>2
Co. ,iquar. i.
tax.
company
1-15
T"\m.s
Utilities. 4.40';
pfd. (quar. A.
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)..._..—A
Western
Bancorporation
iquar.i;A.
Western Casualty & Surety Co.
(Kansas i—
Quarterly
Service
Canadian nonresident
15%
redemption on Jan. 1, 1P64, through
operation of the sinking, fund, '$700,000 of its 4:Vif, first mortgag''
bonds'due 197!) at
100';
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine,Street, New York: and
12-24
West
Gas
income
Natural
Southern
12-20
.
(quar.i.
less
The-company has called for
ac
__
drilling,
acquisition
it.' subsidiaries..
its two pipeline subsidiaries
and
,maturities
8oc
__
increasedi
i
funds,
S.
Investment News
--V.
West
Western
U.
Continued from page
2
G
1-
stock¬
A
to
in
>
.
6
12-14
12c
3
'quar. i.
•
12-14
F. i—
Co.
(quar.)
Penn. Power
Co.,
com.
4At
preferred
iquar.i_,_l
1-15
1-
30c
-
of
150 0C0 shares
the
of
headquartered
company,
gas.1 distribution
4.1.0''
---
(S.
Co.
West
4.10'/
1-
1-15
30 c
v....
.
and
company
transmission
gas
and
A
(quar.i.:
(initial)
Life
holders
4.20'-
J -15
30c
stock
Ohio
12-28
22 Ac
(quar.i.
both. class
on
...
25v
West
61 Ac
class
Electronics
Products
West
,
Bi
Extra
Wen
12-16
-
12-20
22 Ac
payment
Wells-Gardner
:/
'
1978.
1,
the sale
,
The
(quar.i
/(Year-end
2
investment
net
-.
Management,
B
class
from
12-27
,
6Ac
from year-end capital
gains)
Wellington
Cla.'G
5c
(quar. f.
Inc.—
Houston,
payment
here,
non-utility
11-25
5 A '
5A
Co.
Fund.
indicated
General Corporation
.
Welch
was
date is
11-25
12-11
2';
;_-
tstock' dividend A_„_
Weingarten Markets, Realty (stock dividend)
Well):.);
Corp. •
A ——•
_•
incorrect. The corrected
date
record
leum,
11-18
12-31
1-
oT the
Tenuecq
12-20
2-14
75c
development,, exploratory
BUSINESS—The
for.
6
12-13
50c
after Oct.
or
11-26
'
52c
'
dividend
Inc.
12-10
12-31-
26 Ac
quar.i.
on
and tlu remainder will be added to the general funds
The proceed- from such short-term notes were
the 'company and subsidiaries for the expansion of the
gas
pipe line systems and for the domestic and foreign
domestic
11-19
30c
1-
prior to Oct. 1, 1966
to $100 per share
company.
by
activities
tax.
published
Jamaica
Less
11-19
$1.25
(quar.)
income
12-15
31c
_
the
oil
1-10
12-31
iquar.i
iquar.i:
Non¬
.
12-13
$1
King Corp.,
6'/;
pfd. C
Waukesha. Mptor Co
( quar.) A:
Wood eh <t Co.
(quar.)
Co..
2
10c
...
-
Waste
Stock
1-
17 Ac
common
source.
offered
was
agreement
oi
natural
the
at
stock
preferred-stock and from the sale of $35,000,000 first
mortgage
pipe line
bonds, will
be used
in
part to retire
the
short-term notes outstanding under, the company's revolving credit
12-13
(quar.
Gas,
7N
tax
borrowed
of
use
It will be redeemable
if redeemed
share
per
preferred
dividends.
PROCEEDS—The proceeds lrnm
dividend.
deductible
tax
resident
15',; ;
and/or
date
Co.-—
A/__
/
Natural
Washington
2
12Ac
<qi■ ar.i_
Previously
t Payable
x
1-
$3
Clutch
funds,
this
accrued
cumulative
6
20c
Mills
'preferred
'Weimun
12-31
12-
,
Pharmaceutical
(quar.)
Washington
Washington
11-29
12-13
Less
y
11-29
12-27-
-
tax
British
a
11-18
17 Ac
(quar. i.
&
2
12-12
12 Ac
Canadian
in
resident
Productions
...
Brake
Warner-Lambert
t Payable
9
12-10
1....
-(annual)
12-
for
closed
not
and
to maturity.
11-29
25c
..
iWalti
-
31 Ac
quar. i
common
Warner Bros. Pictures
Warner
"
.
(quar.)..
Disney
see
Bros.
Preferred
Forms
...
(initial
i-
10c
-
___
5 Apreferred (quar.).____
Walgreen Company (new com, i
Wallace' (Wm. i Corp. (quar.i
Wallace
12-10
,
quar.)
11-20
1- .6
12-20
8 Ac
....
5c
30c
...
books
100.50%
at
Weld
thereafter at prices decreasing
used
♦Transfer
r
iquar.i
(increased
com.
cumulative
new
$105
and
2
-
Manufacturing
headed by Stone
to Dec. 1, 1968 through the
costing less than 4.835%.
The
11-25
5
cumulative preferred
group
a
priced
were
at $100 and accrued
'
/
bopds
prior
6
'5c
..
(increased-quar. i
by
Co., New York.
funds
'12-.10
25c
30c'
Radio
15c
—
)
par
They are
required to be retired through the operation of a
sinking fund beginning in 1964 at prices ranging from
100.50% to the principal amount. The sinking fund is
calculated to retire 93% of the issue prior to maturity.
The bond$ may be retired optionally at prices ranging
from
105.38% to the, principal amount, except, that
they may not be retired at the option of the company
12-27
;
50c
Jewelry Co.
(quar.)___
Coal & Coke Co. (quar.i
Co.—Bonds, Preferred
banking groups
investment
Webster Securities Cbrp. and. White,
The
8-31
12-10
12-14
12-13
11-15
12-27
30c
7Vac
25c
$1.25
30c
■
(quar.i^..'
Co.
two
interest to yield about 4.835%
2-28
5-23
10c
Electric
3,
&
11-30
10c
10c
Raceway,
12-30
10c
Zeigler
12-16
Transmission
Dec.
$100
if redeemed
12-
12-iti
12 Ac
(quar.)
$4c
,
Year-end
12-17
Co..
Gas
&
'
..
:
Door
7,
public offering of two issues of Ten¬
Transmission, as follows:
stock (
6
37'ac
$1.12,a
Injc., preferred (annual)
Yosemite Park & Gurry (quar.i.
,
Young Spring & Wire
J*.,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube iquar.)
15c.
(quar.).
Iron
&
.
12-
iquar.i
Steel
share.:
150,000 shares of 5.04%
1-31
12-16,
5c
Quarterly
17 Ac
5c
Vulcan
2-17'
12-7
.
—
Mines,, Ltd.
Bear
Youngstown
quar.i..
4
12-11
quar.i...
subject
split
,
$35,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds,
4%% series due Dec. 1, 1983, by a group
hbaded by Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
White. Weld & Co. and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., New, York:
'
3
i
common
c.
SO.095
_
the
Gas
nessee
10-23
20c
_
—5c
(quar.i.
(increased
Batteries
Yonkers
3
(quar.)
iquar.i..—
Co.,
12-10
38^4'1 )-
Quarterly
Quarterly
11-29
12-20
25c
iquar.i...
(quar.i
Materials
Machinery
41g!()00
4.38o!930
4,000
shares
of
payment
.
420,000
2,225,000
/
...
....
common
per
announced
12- 4
30c
&
Yelldwknife
$1.20
.
Products
Grocery
12-
12-27
quar.i....
(quar.)
.stockholders
5
.:
Food
12-27
of
io»;o
$0,498
.
1681.
p.
Tennessee
2
20c
Vita
30c
$1.25
(A
.
$3,255,000
2.2-5,000
4,503ioi5
.
dividend
Offered—On
11-27
tax
19'.3
$6,227,000
_
-
for
earings
198.
11-18
:—
income
Virginia
-
31—
shares
of
Net
Ltd.—
(increased
stock
(5-for-l
1212-
26c
...
Extra
Von's
12-10
12-11'
common..
& Co.,
Corporation
$1.01
Telegraph Co.
(initial
common
Xerox
12-20
Virginian Coal & Iron Co.—
New
2
12-23
15c
40c
Wyckoff Steel
12-16
iquar.i
com.
__y„:
Coke
&
12-
Oct..
stock
—V.
'
9-30
2
—
^
.
dividend;
Stock
2
20',
Wrigley (William) Co. (monthly)
Monthly
:
Wyandotte Chemicals (quar.)
30c
.....
(quar.i.
Virginia Telephone &
<
12-
West
•
:...<
4axes
available
Number
11-29
1-
—
Corp.. common.
prior preferred iquar.i-
20c
'
quar.i
(quar.i..
preferred
$4.80
Co.,
(quar.i...
preferred
$4.12
Va '
12-
12-16
B
iquar.)
registered
Corp.
Steel
and
A
iquar.i
Publishing
$1.25
Virginia
'
5c
..
Equipment (quar.*
Markets, Inc.Aincreased
Victory
4
12-13
12-1G
Net
11-25
12-31
37 Ac
12-10
12-20
50c
quar.i
Veedcr-Root,
Inc.
(quar.)
Vendo Company
iquar.i
Victor Comptometer (initial).
15c
,....
(quar. )
Worthington
2-
2-26
25c
5Vac
A
.(quar.)-—
British
less
World
11-2.)
11-23
,
=
,
W.)
preferred
Wear
Worth
to
approval of
stockholders Jan. 21 and by the Comp¬
troller of the Currency)—
Vanadium
1-
12-13
Colorado,
2097.
p.
12-10
^
Lothrop,
(F.
after
11-29
4
12-13
3c
iquar.i
class
on
Ended
sales
Net
11-23
12-20
197,
(Detroit)
Co.
Co.
5preferred
Woolworlh
12-27
20 c
......
Corp.1
Machinery
Newspaper
3','r
Vacuum-Electronics
12-14
12-14
Louisiana,
Syntex Corp.—Quarterly Report—
11-29
11-29
75c
5c
(quar.)__
as¬
sales of automobiles and other
durable goods at retail and
provides whole¬
Carolina,
Period
1-15
' $1.20
$1.19
37Vac
r_
—. —
common
.
dividend
Stock
6
3
.
12-14
12-14
$1.10
(quar.)
12-
North
12-20
1-31
$1.12Va
X-—
(quar.i
12-
1
1-
32c
(quar.)
$1.18
1-
33c
(quar.i
common
$1.50
.
Enterprises,
B
,
9c
—
York,
financing for dealers. At Sept. 30, 1963, the com¬
operated 63 offices in Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee,
Net
iquar.i
Insurance
A
Class
6
12-13
New
11-29
12-27
$10tif4
....
Co.,
installment
arid Kentucky.—V.
—
.•
Service,
Extra.—.—
Wolverine
20c
$1.12 A
.......
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)'
&
Oil
Wolverine
12-11
12-27
30c
12-20
1-1
1:5c
(quar.i
12-16
..
12-10
(quar.i...
12-30
.
j; Utilities
4.76',
12-20
&
in arranging the financing.
makes personal loans to individuals,
company
Preferred
preferred
preferred
12-30
(quar.l__
(quar.).
Corp.
tquar.L.
Products
&
12-
12-20
— —
preferred
12-31
iquar.)__
com.
u.,:
common
Extra
Power
4.80',
18;,4c
...
(quar.i—
28c
(initial*.
Corp.,
2-20
12-13
6
Co.
Power
OJ'/c
(quar.)
(quar.i
(initial)
45 Ac
(quar.)
-Marion
3-16
12-23
sale
11-15
12-10
Sachs
53
pany
12-10
—
preferred
5c
12-13
i-31
11-18
16c
(quar.i
Power & Light—
Wisconsin
4.40',
10'!
>
preferred
con v.
Tobacco
Leaf
preferred
11-27
12-16
1- 3
2-21^
Goldman,
company
consumer
12-10
quar.i.
••preferred
6'/<•■
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T
Stockyards Corp.
(quar.)
Utilities,
Inc.
< quar.i-
Universal
Utah
25c
_
2
25c
15c
preferred iquar.i
(monthly)..
Stores
Wisconsin Electric
11-19
2',
..
dividend)
common
$4.25
Co.,
11-27
—
Ltd.
Mines,
12-10
2c
(quar. )
(initial
(quar.i
<•(:
15c
iquar.i
Brothers,
B
Willroy
approval
the
to
__
Class
10c
the
The
finances
(stock
common
($100, par).
sisted
12- 6
—
Co.
Co.
Co.
&
Holders
12-27
12-17
15c
(quar.)
(resumed)
(initial)-—...
common
17 1 uc
(quar.i
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Mfg.
Corporation
New
2
12-
Cement
Machine
Whitin
Iff
30c
(2269)
oj Company
1
Share
vjtw
Per
Name
Whitehall
—
(trv 1 J'HH rW 'li "-■«(' T.'-Virtf 'i MWI'
.
*'V
1 '«'\
Holders
(Portland, Ore.)
Pipe
S.
' tW-W* '*l'* '««.
Payable oj Rec
4-
U.
r^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
U*D
it
A—"7——-
Langley <fe CoLW—
150
390
150
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
700
McCormicjK
McDo-.neil
inc.
•
Co.,
Beissner &
100
55
175
Co
Northwest
Ohio
390
175
1U0
Walter
Co.,
—V.
W.
115
Wood,
390
Inc
Co.,
On
55
Co
Co.,
&
Inc.
Struthers
—V.
Weld & Co
Securities
Bache
Robert
W.
Baird
jnc.
'
Inc.
900
450
450
Co., Inc.
Co
Collings &
C.
C.
Co.,
&
&
Dann
Common,
Weedon & Co.___
J.
M. Dain <fe Co., Inc.-Davis, Skaggs & ,Co
DeHaven
& Townsend,
Bodine
&
Crouter
Read
Dillon,
Co.,
&
Co/
Drexel
Co.
&
Francis
duPont,
I.
&
curities
'Equitable
Securities
Estabrook &
Piper, Jaffray
Prescott
Co.
Southwest
First
—
—
Sachs
Goldman,
Schmidt.
Chas.
Battles
Kidder,
Peabody
,
W.
&
Walstoiv
&
1,500
Watling,
Lerchen &
3,750
Wertheim
Brothers—
Lehman'
Irving Lundborg & Co.-—
&
G.
•—V.
198,
Coe
p.
—
and
sales
the
lor
Net Higher—
$94,119,000,
quarter
second
highest
in
ended
history,
company
for any
$3,528,900 re¬
were
iv
Co.,
Rubber
has
acquired
a
interest
controlling
A., well known Spanish shoe manufacturing
Elche, Province of Alicante, George R
Vila,
1963
as
respectively,,
compared
with $79,864,000,
for the year ended Aug. 31,
-Net
Up 4%; Sales
,
the
for
year
amounted
$10,193,000,
to
to
equal
55 cents a share,
the corresponding
a
share,
for
for
the
final
cents
quarter
Power
&
Gas
rose
Co.
—
Securities
& Co., San
Francisco.—V. 198,
p.
1984.
Weyerhaeuser (Co.—Stock Listed—
Dec.
On
listed
on
this 63-year^old
York Stock
6.
the New
Simultaneous' with
the
manufacturer of forest products,, was
Exchange.
York listing,
New
Weyerhaeuser
admitted
to
—
Net Down
Sharply—
This
Orleans
New
based
profit
net
a
of
construction
$188,793
for
and
the
dredging/firm, has
months ended
nine
Sept. 30, 1963, after provision for income taxes, compared
earnings of $320,664 for the-corresponding period in 1962.
L.
R.
Thornton,
in
Samper, S. A. employs about 600 workers and produces a/ wide
range
of rubber, leather and
fabric - footwear.
This company is
active
—
525
Cd._„
459
sales
3,759
£25^
—•V.
the
Dec.
4.
Spanish
domestic
market
the export field.
first' investment U.
and
also
has
considerable
volume/in
This
1,503
Wittgr «fe Co,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.;
in
on
is
198,
the
p.
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Partial
Redemption
company
.
S.
Rubber
has
made
in
Spain.
198,
2176.
p.
1789.
<
corporation has called for redemption on Jan.
1, 1964,
through operation of the sinking fund, $575,000 of its 5% first
mortgage pipe line bonds due Jan. 1, 1981 at 100%.
Payment will
be made at Dillon; Read & Co., New York.—V. 198, p. 1844.
Inc.
—
Rights Offering to
is offering its common
stockholders the right to subscribe for $8,500,000 of
5%% convertible subordinated debentures due Oct. 1,
1983, at $101.37 per debenture
(par, plus accrued
interest from Oct. 1), on the basis of $100 principal
of
company
debentures
held of record Dec. 3.
each
for
18
common
debentures
Rights will expire Dec. 27.
No
stock of the company on the basis of
of
debentures
for
each
common
Oct. 1, 1983.
the
common
\
-2.
n
cc
V)
into
convertible
are
# tMsm
shares
underwriting is involved.
The
'
rn
*
$22 face amount
share
through
/
;
Net proceeds will be used for the purchase of
.
addi¬
tional aircraft, and other corporate purposes.
PROPOSED
listing of
the
N.Y.S.E.
LISTING—The
debentures
the
on
BUSINESS—The company,
New
York, is the only
vide
sex-vice
a
on
transatlantic
Within
total
Yo,-k
has applied for the
Fxcbnuee.
Stock
pro¬
transcontinental
and
basis
on
both
States,
a
1
system.
TWA
serves
40
a
of approxi¬
East
Coast
mid-continent ci'ies, and L^s Aneeles and San Francisco.
TWA
no/nstop
service
domestic
service
between
between
New
York
on
routes
the
communities having
major
Its
based
»■.
census
67.oqo.090
provides
such
company
United States air carrier authorized' to
scheduled
United
New
headquartered at 380 Madison Avenue,
metropolitan population
mately
and
the
a
route
.
has
called
for redemption
on Jpec.
31,
1963,,
operation of the sinking fund $140,000 of its 43a%
first
mortgage series J bonds due March 1, 1989 at 1001
plus accrued
interest and a premium of 0.53%
Payment will be made ,-at the
First
Wisconsin Trhst Co.,
735 N. Water Street, Milwaukee.—V.
The
through
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial Red'n—
amount
with
President, told stockholders that the
company is having one of its
' best" years of dredging activities
but'that'severe losses sustained in the Merkel Division had nullilied
to
a
large extent these profits.
'
.'
/'"<
On
Nov.
18.
Williams-McWilliams announced that it had snld
the Merkel Division for approximately, $2
million, subject to cer¬
tain adjustments, including audit analysis ol
inventory evaluation
and
collectability of accounts receivables,
to a group headed by
Norman Lokietz
and Samuel Goldman, principals of Eagle Brand
Products,
Inc.,
New
York
City.
The buyers
will pay cash of
approximately 20%
of the purchase price upon consummation of
the transaction
with the balance and interest being paid oyer a
maximum
10-year period.
1
"
The interim repoft .said
the sale will result in a nonoperating,
nonrecurring book loss/and that the company expects to receive
approximately $800,000 in income tax refunds.
Captain Thornton added that while he could 'not predict yearend results, he did anticipate improvement in operation during the
fourth quarter now that Merkel has been sold.—V.
198, p. 2082.
Captain
The
Airlines*
shares
trading on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
Listed on the two exchanges were 31 million Weyerhaeuser- shares.
The
stock,
formerly
traded
over-the-counter,
was
assigned the
ticker symbol WY.—V. 198, p.- 1984.
.'
/
were
1837.
Trans-World
Pri¬
Sold
Mc-
Stockholders—The
$1.92'
to
equal
against $9,77l,0C0, or $1.83 a share, for the previous year.
income
for
the
fourth
quarter rose '10%,
amounting to
company
President,'
announced
Inc.-.—
Co
«fc
S.
in
Spanish Subsidiary
900
&
*
vvalkci
H.
States
Samper,
situated
Dean
450
Bennett,
Co., Inc.
450
Mackall
Manley,
31,
Aug.
727.
p.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp., New York, and Dean Witter
I
'
Plywood Corp.—Sales,
Plywood
were
quarter
United
800
L.
,
Neuhaus
3,750
Corp._____
.
i
'
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc.
525
v
Co
Lazard, Freres
Higginson
Day
Underwood,
i
Inc.__
450
—
Co
Co.,
par)
United States Rubber Co.—New
450
4.500
1,500
Langley
C.
&
1962 amounted to $7,566,000 which represented
the 4,830,052 shares outstanding at Aug. 31,
Sept.
1988, and 60,000 shares of its $2.35 dividend
preferred stock had been sold privately through
$500,000
955,450 shs.
$500,000
2,000,000 shs.
1973
Mosley
Trask & Co
Anthony & R.
Spencer
Tucker,
3,750
r—___
Loeb
Lee
Co.,
&
Inc.
Kuhnj
450
*
Yeatman,
Inc.—
Thomas
&
Co.JCo.,
525
450
Inc..
Co.,
600
&
ended
year
has reported a record dollar volume of sales for
1963,'ended Oct. 31, resulting in an increase of over
Western
E'FFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
450
Co._
Meyer
the
share
reported
States
1963,
31,
for
/
Suplee,
W.
E.
&
&
&
1
Fox
cent
30,
$4,149,600, u'p 171
from
ported last year.
The earnings, after preferred dividends, w'ere
equal to $1.34 per common share in the second quarter, compared
with $1.16 in the same quarter in 1962.
Sales of $186,398,000 lor the first six months ended Oct. 31 also
set
a
hew
record
and
are
compared With last year's
sales of
$175,006,000 for the salne period.
Earnings, af^ter taxes, for the
first
half
year
were
up
121
to $7,535,100, equal to $2.43 per
share
on
3.07'3,054 common
shares
outstanding, compared with
earnings
of
$6,737,300 or. $2.21 per share on 3,011,501
shares'
'outstanding at Oct. 31, 1962.—V. 198, p. 912.
a59
&
Sept.
from $88,980,000 for the same quarter a year ago.
'
earnings/after taxes for the quarter set a new high
second
900
Frank,
Stern,
GIVING
Net
Agnew
Starkweather
525
Inc.——1
Clark,
Kalman
Co.
Inc.l—__
Co.,
up
450
William R. Staats & Co.
900
1,500
Hornblqwer & Weeks
—
1,500
E.
F. Ilutton & Co., Inc. ; 600
W. E. Hutton & Co
1,500
Inc.-—
L23
525
Scranton
&
Oct
1.500
Parke
2082.
vately—On Dec. 3, 1963, it was reported that $3,750,000 of this firm's 4.65% first mortgage bonds due
'
& Co.—
525
Singer, Deane & Scribner
525
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc. 3,750
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co—
900,
—
Janney,
W.
Shields
Shupian,
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.
Hemohill, Noyes & Co
Co.,
&
(lo
States
United
that
reported
p.
Lower—
as
against $2,642,000, or
period in 1962.
from $72,350,000 in 1962 to
$77,885,000 in 1963, and for the year from $276,605,000 to a new
high of $289,878,000, an increase of about 5%.—V. 198, p. 912.
471.
p.
United
450
Co
&
198,
issue.—V. ,198,
Inc.—Net
earnings.
Sales
s
,
900
Stringfellow..
Scott
—V.
&
Roberts ,&
Scliwabacher
Kirkland & Co. ' 450
Harriman
Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.
—3,750
Illinois
Do.'_
Co.
1
Hutzler
shares
Common
901
due
debs,
conv.
ad¬
six
company
year
in
Net
50
capital.
525
&
&
Brothers
Salomon
Jenks,
The
Winston
1,500
3,750
1,500
r
Co
&
Rothschild
F.
Rowies,
900
4,500
' 600
Co
&
Mosle
6f'c
were
contemplated.
now
are
CAPITALIZATION
600
Inc
Co.,
&
tions
'
525
Co.——
&
Riter
Sulzberger,
Hallowell,
900
Co.,
Gardner.
&
Reynolds
& Co., Inc.
525
Glore,, Forgan & Co.__— 3,750
&
-r
Rotan,
L.
450
525
Hopwood
&
Pierce
Reinholdt
Reid
Fulton,
Jackson <&
Co—
&
Inc.
3,750
Corp.
Corp
Co
Presspricli & Co—
W.
Rauscher,
900
:
Co.—
Boston
First
The
1
525
525
450
3,750
R.
of
198,
$2,906,000,
(except,;.directors' qualifying shares) of United Capital
Company of Minnesota, a Minnesota life insurance
company
which obtained its insurance license on Dec. 19, 1931.
United
Investors Corp.
also owns all of the outstanding capital
stock of United Investors Fund Corp., which is a registered brokerdealer
and
recently commenced offering mutual fund, shares of
Life
Insurance
Stock Fund.
Inc
and life insurance written by
United Capital Life Insurance Company of Minnesota.
The prin¬
cipal office of United Investors Corporation and its two subsidiaries
is 1300 First National Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minn.
United Investors Corporation is not an
investment company as
that term is defined in the Investment Company Act of 1940.
It
may in the future seek to acquire stock ownership of other com¬
panies, principally in the field of insurance, but no such acquisi¬
525
Curtis
Inc. 4,500
450
1,500
1,500
A. C.
Co
Northwest
450
All.vn, Inc.
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
:
on
$117,000,
and
Earnings
a
Insurance
Life
1,500
450
Co.___
-
&
Paine,. Webber,
Inc
Dominick & Dominick, Inc.
Co.,
&■
Dittmar
—i
Cook
450
f
r_
Co. /——
&
The
of
State
dividends
Increase 5%—
capital stock
Co
Ohio
Pacific
450
450
Crowell,
Mosbley
Newhard,
The
business
Co.,,
&
Mulianey, Wells & Co.--,;
W.
H.
Newbold's' Son
&
1,500
Dodge
&
900
4,500
525
S.
F.
Burr—-—
Clark,
Coffin
,
Inc.
900
900
—
&
Brown
—
Beissner
Moroney,
& Co.,
Sons——
Inc.
Alex.
Inc
the
of
laws
this
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.-
New York, has been
preferred, $4.56 series.
Corp. was incorporated under the
Minnesota on Jan. 5, 1961.
The principal
the company is the ownership of all of the outstanding
Investors
BUSINESS—United
Tem-
&
31,
ended
year
1962.—V.
Corp. (Minn.)—Rights Offering to
working
additional
raise
60J
Co
Jones
Morgan Stanley &,Co.---
4,500
Bosworth, .Sullivan
525
Milwaukee
pleton
450
—-d—
Inc
Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.
Eichler &
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Blyth
3,750
Inc.
&
Turben
Mitchum,
525,
1,500
Co.—
Becker & Co., Inc.—
G.
The
Pierce.
Smith
&
450
525
Co.—
&
Lynch,
Fenner
Co.,
&
——i
Bateman,
A.
Co
&
Merrill,
900
Whipple
Merrill
600
Co.—__—---
<fc
Bacon,
Inc.
900
600
Corp.
American
Inc
Masten
E.
A.
the
$684,000
2380.
stockhold¬
ers
of record Nov.
26, the right to subscribe for
$500,000 of 6% convertible debentures due Sept. 30,
1973, at par, on an unlimited basis. Rights will ex¬
pire Dec. 23. No underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds, estimated at $455,000, will be used
to increase the company's investment in United Capi¬
tal Life Insurance Co. of Minnesota, a subsidiary, and
—450
Co.__
&
Mason-Hagan,
14,490
9,000
ties ,Corp
White,
Donald
Securi¬
Webster
&
Stone
has
/
fiscal
Investors
United
preferred
with
and television film rentals, sales, etc., amounted* to
dividends from foreign subsidiaries not consolidated
$734,000 and profit on sales of capital assets was $5,000 for
were
2176.
p.
of
the
compared
$87,129,000,
Stockholders—The company is offering its
Shares
Shares
Company,
company's
the
This
Theatrical
Privately—
4%
.
them.
198,
for
Inc.,,
Pictures,
Pictures
ended Aug.
per share
year
reported that $25,000,000 of
had been sold pri¬
Trust
Hanover
over
over
31,, 1963 consolidated net income was $5,699,000 representing
per
share on the 4,850,052 shares of common stock out¬
standing at that date.
The consolidated net income for the fiscal
Co.—Appointment—
Electric
co-registrar
payment
23%
rose
Aug.
25-year capital notes
Manufacturers
appointed
period
$110,838.
to
increase
$1.17
$1.56
1963, it was
3,
firm's
Union
230
PREFERRED—There are set forth
below the
names of
the principal underwriters of the new pre¬
ferred stock who have severally agreed to purchase, subject to the
terms
and
conditions
set forth in
the preferred stock under¬
writing agreement, the principal amount of new preferred stock
set
forth opposite their
respective names.
The preferred, stock
underwriters are required to
take and pay for all of the new
preferred stock if any of the new preferred stock is purchased by
THE
OF
UNDERWRITERS
Co.,
Bros.
Bros.
Warner
38,500,000
Mobil
Socony
Warner
100,000,000
6,679,430 shs.
vately through Blyth & Co., Inc., N. Y.—V. 196, p.
700
—
Dec.
this
390
Co
Witter &
Dean
Co.,
&
Pierce
&
Co.,
&
Wertheim. &
100
Inc.
Reynolds
Lerchen
Weeden
Inc
Rauscher,
H.
amounted
.
30%
a
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—Merger Effective
29,900,000
(Los Angeles)—Notes Sold
Union Bank
230
Watling,
&
Hughes
Raffensperger,
Co.,
& Co.—
Inc
115
Co._
&
Co
Putnam
G.
and
the current
for
announced.
for
$1,961,806.
to
See
/
230
Van
390
79,000,000
26,000,000
15,000,000 shs.
par)-
period
taxes
1962.
115
Alstyne, Noel & Co._-_
Walker & Go.--_~
150
Co..4
Presspricli
&
($5
2121.
p.
$92,800,000
due
^
stock
198,
President,
$2,549,896,
against 25.1 cents for the same period in 1962,
294,622
average
outstanding
shares
during
the
months period ended Sept. 30, 1963.—V. 198, p. 52.
H5
Inc^
Co.,
_
Prescott
1978
1,
Common
230
i&
.
has achieved record
months ended Sept.
cents,
32.6
justed
100,000,000
to
$90,073 in the 1962 period.
learnings per snare aicer
Outstanding
38,500,000
—
debentures
income
sub.
June
L.
Neuhaus
1983
1,
6 Va '/<•
amounted
figure of a year ago,
after
income
year-ago
equipmt.
Oct.
115
230
Co..
& R.
Day
Underwood,
150
Inc.
115
Corp
Spencer Trask &
Tucker, Anthony
175
230
Co4.
&
Thomas
700
--
Penn & Co
E.
Pollock
&
Co.,
&
American
Swiss
55
&
Stokes
Stroud
55
175
55
—
Co
Co
Inc
&
Brothers
Stern
55
150
six-month
Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
700
co._-
.<6 Co
Steele
J.
150
Phelps,
Wm.
H.
115
Co
Paine, Webber. Jackson &
Curtis
William R. Staats &
TO
mtge. sinking fund
notes, series A, due Dec. 31, 1972 $92,800,000
60
equipmt.
mtge.
sinking fund
notes, series B, due Dec. 31, 1977 106,000,000
60equip, mtge. serial notes, series
26,000,000
A, due Dec. 31, 1963^Dec. 31, 1964
512 'r equip, mtge. ser,. notes, series
39,400,000
B. due Dec. 31,1963-Dec. 31, 1966
54-4 <:r
convertible subord. debs, due
6l/2r'f
100
Agnew
Shuman,
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Arnold E. Abramson,
income
Total
the
to European
230
Inc
Co.,
&
&.Co
Sinitn, Barney & Co., inc.
P. S. Smithers & Co
100
Morton &
Pacific
R.
Vv\
Shields
Co., Inc.
P. S. Moseley & Co
Mulianey, Wells & Co
New *ork Hanseatic Corp.
Newhard, Cook & Co
The
Chas.
Tel
and
1963,
30,
and Chicago and over
Angeles and San Fran¬
v
c
Publishing & Distributing Corp.
earnings during
the fiscal six
Universal
income
cities, TWA serves the Azores, Cairo,
Aviv, Dhahran and Bombay.
In addition
cisco.
.,115
Stringfellow—*
Scranton & Co.
—
H.
W.
&
175
Inc.
—
Moroney,
Roberts & Parse
Scott
Universal Publishing & Distributing Corp.—Net Up
Rome.
and
700
H5
,
Schmidt,
175
Temple-
Jones &
Inc
ton
Monday, December 9, 1963
.
Twenty-Three Percent—
principal European cities as London, Paris, Lisbon, Madrid
Transatlantic
service is also provided to and from
such
Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit
the so-called polar route to and from Los
55
Hutzler
700
to
390
Winston & Co,—
Salomon Brotners &
-
55
extends
TWA serves 1G cities in Europe, North Africa
From New York it operates nonstop transatlantic service'
Asia.
and
115
Rowies,
Fen-
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
The
Milwaukee Co
Mitchum,
F.
of TWA's domestic system
Florida.
to
Internationally,
Co
& Co.__
Mqsle &
Rothschild
Rotan,
L.
Louis
St.
from
2-10
100
100
Inc.^
Smith
&
55
-
Inc
Co.,
—
& Co.--—
& Co., Inc.
Merrill Lyncn, Pierce,
ner
700
Robinson
10J
Inc
Mason-Hagan,
Tne
_J>v— —
Humphrey
Co
&
Riter
390
An additional segment
Francisco.
Amount
Amount
& Co
Lee
Higginson Corp
Lehman
Brothers
Irving Lunaborg & Co.__
Lazard Preres
,
.
.
(2270)
54
cei'tain
arid
1960
connect
of
both
such
Los
cities., including
Angeles! and
San
./■■
-
Vollime
6323
Number
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2271)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
s
■
,
Bond
Seymore
nounces
that
received
at
the
11
10
the
for
general
1, 1964. Due
1965
to
Jan. 1 from
on
& White.
Rose
the
198,
offered
bonds
revenue
dormi¬
Nov.
1986—were sold
p.
Housing
and
to
Bond
Finance
Home
3%s, tit
as
price of
a
&
street
Ethel
1684—were
n.
syndicate
im¬
by
National
Francisco,/ and
&
Co., at
water
1964
1966
1,000,000 bonds.
Phelps,
and
system
sewer
offered
Dec.
sold
were
$139,000 water
Nov.
1,
198,
2083—
p.
Housing
the
to
bonds
revenue
2—V.
and
Home Finance Agency, as 3V>s, at
price of
a
and
School
1970
to
3 Vis/
school
000
Bank
of
San
of
bonds
follows:
on
Jan. 1 from
100,000 3%s. Due
1978
&
Jan. 1 from
on
Valley Joint
District,
Costa
bonds
1986
offered
Union
tfigh
198,
p.
Dean
to
price of 100.03,
a
1970
on
Due
Jan. 1 from
on
of
1987.
Due
Jan.
on
1, 1988
Sal e—The
bonds
198,
2177—were
3-—v.
T.
Francj&co, at
net
as
interest
a
S.
&
A.
price of
cost
of
100.08,
about
of
N.
S.
a
a
San
1,995,009 3s.
1973
660,000
from
440,000
Due
$35,000
to
Due
/1987
1982
S.
Dec.
on
1984
Due
Jan.
15
on
Jan.
3V4S.
Due
1988.
A.
J-D.
Orrick,
by
High School
a
to
1986
p.
to
1988
2,000 3.90s. Due
15,
District,
/
Jan.
15,
be
100.009,
about
$30,000
July 2
to
1970
on
Dec.
sealed
(PST),
1976. to
1983
assessment
30,
bids
10
1985.
San
Reed Union
1,
Bond
bonds
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
(PST)
Flood Control
offered Nov.
2083—were awarded to
er-Citizens National
1989.
26—v.
Series A.
Bank of San
Services
p.m.
(PST)
Rio Hondo
1/
will
o
purchase of $100^-
Due
est M-S.
on
Sept.A from
'
•
Inter¬
Los
school
198,
p.
Sale—The
bonds
offered
Calif
$1,400,000
Dec.
3—-v.'
1986—were awarded' to a
Dec;
on
bonds,
Series
1964
fol¬
as
bonds.
1
-
from
1
Jan.
on
1965
to
inclusive.
1964
Series
3,900,000
Due
on
1977
inclusive.
July
-
II / bonds.
from
1
1964
to
,
1, 1964. Interest J-J.
bonds,
Due
1993
July
on
I
/
Valley School District
Colorado
,
Bond
Board
Geister announces that the
receive sealed
Education, will
until
bids
7:30
Dec. 12 for the
000
Hale
Offering—Secretary
(MST)
p.m.
on
purchase of $650,-
building
obligation
general
from
Dec.
1
sive.
1964
Interest
from
1965
Interest
inclusive.
Dawson,
(P. O. Grand Junction),
No. 51
Zone
Central
A.
by
approved
Legality
Series
North
inclu¬
1973
to
Legality
J-D.
man
ap¬
Sher¬
by Dawson, Nagel,
& Howard, v
proved
J-J.
Jan.
by
approved
CONNECTICUT
Legality
1964.
1,
Groton, Conn.
Dahlquist,
Orrick,
ing,
School
San Diego
District,
County, Calif.
1986
—
Nov.
were
San
as
198,
T. & S. A. of
price of 100.10,
interest cost of,about 3.91%,
Francisco, at
net
a
school
26—v.
awarded to the
Bank of America N.
a
4s.- Due
1978
on
25,000
1984
to
4s.
to
National
Pearl
Trust Company, 36
until
Hartford,
Street,
11
Jan.
1
on
1983
to
1964
Dec. 17 for the
Interest
inclusive.
1983
Due
1988
J-D.
Legality approved by
on
Jan.
1 from
inclusive.
Conn.
Vernon,
Bond
inclusive.
Robin¬
Robinson & Cole.
from
from
a.m.
purchase
of $900,000 school bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1963. Due 'on Dec. 1 from
(EST)
inclusive.
25.000 3%s. Due on Jan/1
1979
Manager, will receive
bids c/o Hartford
son,
follows:
to
Town
sealed
Bank &
Sale—The' $75,000
offered
bonds
Offering—Alfred S. Hard¬
Bond
Junior College District,
Angeles County,
Bond
sealed
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due on
,
control
4,000,000
$25,000
Francisco.'
obligation
1973
17
1965 to 2003 inclusive.
_'
p.
the Crock¬
(MST)
p.m.
Due
of
Bond
198, p.
Board
the
receive
purchase of $5,500,000
Mesa County
for the pur¬
$19;500,000 bonds, as fol¬
from
school
8
the
$1,600,000
sealed
$15,500,000 Zone W-l water bonds,
Santee
County, Calif.
Sale—The $165,000'
until
for
general
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
School District,
will
Nagel, Sherman & Howard.
Jose), Calif.
Dec.
on
Dated
/
that
announces
lows:
1965 to 1979 in¬
Legality ap¬
10,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1, 1984
and
Offering—Secretary O. V.
Education
Due
1963.
Bond Offering—Separate
to
inclusive.
&
Herrington
Park
Industrial
Dec.
on
$365,-
Water District (P. O.
and
from
40,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Jan.
on
(P. O. Adams City),
14
Dated Jan.
inclusive.
25,000 3 Vis. Due on Jan, 1
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
Marin
Marin County, Calif.
19 for the
Miller,
Clara County
Santa
from
1
from
inclusive.
8
J.
A.
p.m.
from
flood
Jan.
the
warrants.
Due
1964.
10
for
Morton.
&
of
until
10
Colorado
proved by Wilson, Harzfeld, Jones
of
cost
2,
Dahlquist,
No.
clusive. Interest J-J.
follows:
as
Due
5s.
price
a
interest
net
a
3.64%,
at
Dec.
re¬
Van
N.
950
COLORADO
of
receive
special
Dated
chase of
awarded to Hill
Co.,
&
Jan/1
Community
received until
7:30
improvement
198,
26—v.
from
Jan.
inclusive.
on
rick,
Bond
Calif.
—
will
Lorenzo
San
at
$2,000,000
of
Jan.
will
Fresno,
on
that
announces
2, 1965. Legality approved by Or¬
1791.
p.
lows:
1
1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
/on
000
1974
Marinwood
198,
Offering
,
$144,000 school
Nov.
were
—
Richards
Avenue,
(PST)
purchase
bids will be received until 10 a.m.
Contra Costa
and
offered
bonds
inclusive.
on
Dean
/.
inclusive.
1984
Savings
39,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1
1986 to 198'9 inclusive.
Jan.
on
syndi¬
the
&
from
on
1976
Ness
Secretary
—
Directors
bids
sealed
Calif.
Counties,
oi'
issue of
our
10 for the purchase of
bonds.
Counties, Calif.
follows:
1971
to
were
net interest
as
on
of
Trust
Bond Sale—The
•
Francisco,
Due
to
ceive
supple¬
foregoing
in
until
bids
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Smith
P.
O'Melveny
by
report
Clerk,
Dec.
.
26
of America
San
3.58%,
The
—
Nov. 4—v.
City
from
1
Adams County School District
the
Bond
inclusive.
1984
to
Alameda
1965
$177,000 school
of
40,000 3.60s., Due
1985
inclusive.
Note
ments
Due
Offering
Board
Dated
1,
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1, 1964. Interest J-J.
from
inclusive.
,1978
to
members
A.
15,
Interest
Nov.
75,000 3V2S. Due
1977
Jan. 15 from
on
Due
to
3.20s.
and
&
l964
Bank
25,000 3 Vis. Due
inclusive.
1981
3.10s.
Jan. 15 from
on
^1985 and 1986.
440.000
5s.
1965
inclusive.
1972
1
Pleasanton Joint School District,
the
to
from
15
price of 100.20,
1.972
$1,800,000 5s.
to
&
cost of about
a
3.07%,
offered
to the
follows:
1965
T.
approved
awarded
at
awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank of
N.
N.
Sale—The
the
Myers.
Co., Ginther & Co., and Stern,
&
$333,-
sold
Dated
Dep.
on
of
District, Alameda and Contra Costa
T.
&
Stewart
,
was
inclusive.
1988
bonds'
$5,555,000
Dec.
offered
3.10%,
about
Frank, Meyer & Fox.
issue
America
Due
Bond
County, Calif.
school
America
bonds
July
on
Jan. 1 from
on
Sutcliffe.
approved
& Co., Kenower, MacArthur
man
County,
Counties, Calif.
Alameda
p.
p.
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Berkeley Unified School District,
Bond
198,
Yuba
Dist.,
Francisco.
1989.
and
re¬
school
3—v.
Livermore Joint Union
3.65s.
a
Witter &
Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank, Laidlaw & Co., Kal-
California
of
San
to
Dec.
Sale—An
Legality
1985.
Legality
inclusive.
1967
to
Chicago,
Bank,
bids
$1,780,000
Due
from
1
inclusive.
1984
Kings
Combs
Harris
cate:
rejected.'
School
school
000
1963.
inclusive.
1983
40,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1, 1986
42,000
offered
>
Bank
Jan. 1 from
on
the
2083—were
Bond
40,000 3.55s. Due on Jan. 1, 1984
and
1982
High School Dist.,
Sold-^-All
Not
for
from
inclusive.
1974
to
1
price of 100.03,
450,000 3.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Diego County, Calif.
Bonds
ceived
inclusive.
to
1975
Jan.
Due
1969
160,000 3Y2S. Due
and
San
Linda
50,000 3 Vis.
p.
Bank
Other
net interest cost of about 3.56%
to
198,
the
to
cisco.
Escondido Union
'as. follows:
1965
12—v.
1
/
Dated Jan.
26—
on
bonds
$50,000 5s.
Nov.
Nov.
450,000 3.10s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
California, N. A. of San Fran¬
school
26—v.
awarded
Co., at
1968
$430,000 school
awarded
1994.
1,650,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Alameda and
Counties, Calif.
Nov.
were
Witter &
a
offered
bonds
bonds.
Santa Cruz,
Marin County,
Dist.,
July
Due on
1984 inclusive.
1965 to
Due
Due
to
Warrant
a.m.
1,000,000
Calif.
Due on Jan.
$450,000 4s.
Sale—The
Bond
Sale—The $382,000
—
School
as
District,
by the Bank
of
bonds,
revenue
follows:
as
of
Co.,
water
of $2,-
purchase
follows:
& S. A. of San
T.
a
interest cost
net
the
and
Trust
&
000,000
the
on
$3,000,000
offered
N-
at
Francisco,
California
of
Bond
Bank
1791—were
Contra
Credito,
Banco
The
—
headed
America
of
Commerce,
of
for
sealed
3.15%,
\yestland Water District, Fresno
and
(PST)
Jack¬
Jan.
on
1978
to
1979
Brown,
receive
p.m./
San
of
inclusive.
1973
570,000 3y4s.
the
Los
Taylor
1889:—were awarded to
p.
syndicate
a
Shields
Pittsburgh,
198,
v.
&
Bank
Sale
bonds
school
syndi¬
the
School
Angeles County,
B ond
1965
inclusive.
School
of
Bank
Wachovia
Dixie
1984.
Amador
Los
1
Dec.
inclusive.
Co., American Securities Corp.,
National
16
\yill
7:30
$1,000,000 bonds.
Unified
Pasadena
on
1983
National
of
Co.,
Clerk,
until
from
Winston-Salem.
100,000 33/is. Due on Jan. 1, 1983
and
Trust
$240,000
to
Company.
Jan. 1 from
on
1982
to
Due
members
Seattle,
inclusive.
200,000 3V2S. Due
1979
A.
inclusive.
to, 1975
to
the
S.
&
as
$60,000 3V2S. Due
1976
T.
N.
Francisco,
1966
$460,-
sold to
was
America
of
sold
was
to
of
Bond Offering—Doris M.
to
1974
Santa Ana, Calif.
•'
Dec.
Los'
sold
a
of
price of 100.03,
a
1969
475,000 3s.
$325,000
Bank
was
California
A.
Webber,
Due
to
1970
Calif
County,
bonds
City
District,
Co., at
1965
Los
District,
S.
&
to
Bank
Curtis, and Kenower, Mac-
$450,000 4s.
inclusive.
Angeles, and Taylor & Company.
Dec. 1 from
on
to
Mellon
bonds
school
District,
issue
School
Jan. 1 from
Sale—An issue of
bids
inclusive.
1976
1980
Other
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
from
to 1979 inclusive.
1,000,000
cate:
Sale—An
Deic. 1
ap¬
School
Angeles
Bond
issue of
our
2083.
p.
on
1985
to
3—v.
follows:
inclusive.
Due
1978
the
net interest cost of about
from
1
T.
Dec.
awarded
of
Paine,
375,000 2%s.
June 1,
on
Angeles County, Calif.
&
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
on
750,000 3.15s. Due
from
Alamitos
Dec. 1, 1968
1969.
J977
CALIFORNIA
on
1,750,000 3s. Due
par.
25—v. 198,
Jan.
N.
Arthur &
as
from
inclusive.
Legality
in
report
Palmdale
500,000 2Ais. Due
1977
560,000 3 Vis.
1
O'Melveny & Myers.
foregoing supple¬
the
Jan. 1, 1969.
on
Due
to
composed
&
son
on
Due
3s.
1970
The
—
inclusive.
1968
District,
Calif.
$1,870,000
offered
1986—were
p.
Francisco;
a
560,000
school
by
Note
1967.
Sale—The
to
Jan. 1 from
on
School
Sale—The
bonds
America
Due
follows:
as
Due
Dated June 1, 1963.
ments
Dec.
oh
follows:
70,000 3%s.
United
Dec. 1 from
Due
as
Dec.
1991.
inclusive.
3.40s.
250,000
3.22%,
sealed
on
Bond
group
net interest cost of about
Unified
Angeles County,
school
a
the
Due on June
1966 to ,1981
from
Bank
Co., and S'tern,
&
100.06,
of $2,500,000
bonds,
revenue
proved
to
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
Los
198,
Rowland
follows:
on
11
the
that
receive
$1,500,000 bonds.
the
price of 100.001,
a
until
for
10
will
Torrence
Angeles;
Frank, Meyer & Fox, at a price of
1966
annpundes
Council
T>ids
awarded
headed
Citizens
San
Dale
City
$5,000.000
$750,000 4 Vis. Due
Bond
14
City Clerk
—
Los
of
bonds.
revenue
Offering
Bond
par.
Black Rock, Ark.
Jan.
Co.; Taylor
Oxnard, Calif.
Co., Inc., and
Sa'e—The
198,
ARKANSAS
&
will
$210,000 4V2s.
jet interest cost of about 3.15%,
a
parking
Co., IncJ Roosevelt
Stroud &
Crocker
as
Agency,
Co., Pittsburgh; J.
Burbank, Calif.
Fenn
about
or
on
Bank
White, Weld & Co.; E. F. Hutton
/
for the purchase of $4,500,000 off-
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox.
of
received
be
syndicate composed of the United
California
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; A.
Becker
a
pool
<
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Inc.; Mellon National
Trust
Cross;
—v.
Talladega), Ala.
22—-v.
&
to
Bond Sale—The $400,000
tory
G.
swimming
municipal
Oakland, Calif.
New
provement bonds offered Nov. 26
Talladega Cotlege (P. O.
'/
&
Barth &
Brad¬
Legality approved by
ley, Arant,
& Smith
ner
Interest
inclusive.
Bank,
York; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen--
Dated
bonds.
hospital
Dec.
on
$1,000,000
purchase of
Jan.
J-J.
in Montgom¬
(CST)
a.m.
1974
be
000
15,
bonds.
Manhattan
Bank
State Capitol
until
ery
bids will
Jan.
on
an¬
Executive Offices
the
Due
Other members of the syndicate:
Chase
Trammell
sealed
l/20s.
1989.
,
(State of)
Offering—Director of Fi¬
nance
in
220,000
/
■
Alabama
Town
sealed
&
Offering—Stuart
Treasurer,
C. Neff,
receive
Bank
Constitution
bids c/o Connecticut
Trust
Plaza,
will
Co.,
One
Hartford,
until
11:30 a.m.
56
The
(2272)
1965
1984
to
and
Agency,
Hartford,
Conn.
fered
Joe
bonds totaling $1,611,000 of¬
Nov. 26—v. 198, p. 1987—
awarded
were
National
000
Co., as 3.05s, at
100.09, a basis of about
orice of
3.04%.
Dec.
3
awarded
to
price of
100.41,
198,
—v.
3.05s, at a
3V2s, at
as
Nov.
15
par.
Connecticut
Bank
various
Dec. 3
&
for
Dec., 16
$1,426,000 bonds,
as
$850,000
bonds.
interest
follows:
2084
p.
price of 100.02,
a
cost
of
about
-
Feb.
from
1
Due
1965 to
3.42%,
1984 incl.
urban
renewal
Due
on
1984
bonds,
from
1
proved
to
1965
1971 to
by
Legality
ap¬
1,275,000
Cole.
Citizens
Tallahassee), Fla.
Bank,
Bond Sale—The $2,800,000 Put¬
nam
County road
offered
Dec.
posed
of
198,
Goodbody
Rothschild
&
&
Due
July
on
com¬
Brooke
1
Francis
water
Bank
of
1965
to
915,000
1975
3.60s.
from
Neal
Co.
National
of
&
on
1968
to
to
1,000,000 3.70s.
1981
The
cate
to
1
Sept.
on
1986"
&
Dec.
2—v.
awarded
to
of about
$295,000 4s.
1
1965
inclusive.
Board
of
Control
198/,
a
will
Hendrix
a
price
cost
of
at
Inc.,
$540,000 4s.
Due
purchase
on
of
to
1978
1963. Due
2003
Dated
inclusive.". Interest
gality
approved
Richardson
&
Shore
1997
to
1998
Madison
Alton
by
July
and
J-J.
Le¬
Authority will
until
Authority
noon
Dec.
on
revenue
bonds.
1963. Due
on
June
inclusive.
gality
the
1
until
5
p.m.
nue
Interest
approved
by
Lee
&
J-D.
Le¬
Freeman,
Tax
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.. Fort
School
Myers),
Florida
,
received »until
on
Jan.
8
$2,990,000
Jan.
1,
1967 to
for
the
school
1964.
1984.
a.m.
Dec.
serially
'
:
Bond
Sale—The
26—v.
to
a
Hughes
Indianapolis
Corp.,
sew¬
Bond
Newman
ner
&
about
$125,000 3V2s. Due
and
at
Miller
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
17 for the purchase
school
inclusive.
1983
to
G.
—
Leo
&
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
(MST)
Dec.
on
20
of $2,375,000
of
Dated
from
(P. O.
Co.,
scheduled
bonds
for
Nov.
10.
Interest
A-O.
Joint School District
391
Bond
Sale—The
funding
bonds
awarded to
a
Nov.
syndicate
re¬
29
com¬
building
offered Dec. 3
Co.,
G.
Collins
Marshall,
Inc.,
Pacific
4.22%;
'
Brownsville, Ky.
:
sold
a
price of 100.02,
a
a
and
Fund
Village
.
dated
County Community Consoli¬
School
bonds
will
Bond
Sale
and school
District
—
was
receive
No.
21,
III.
The $420,000 site
building bonds offered
8 p.m.
purchase
750,000
age
for
the
waterworks
revenue
1963.
Due
on
(CST)
and
of
1
will
at
sewer
Sale—The
p.m.
and
1965
sewer
Nov.
R.
Ky.
bonds offered
198,
the
to
2094—were
p.
Secu¬
Cherokee
rities Company.
to
Corbin, Ky.
improvement
1963.
1,
Joseph
$300,000 water
revenue
25—v.
awarded
spe¬
Bond
on
City
June 1 from 1964 to 1972 incl.
Dec.
by
Cloverport,
'
Bond
cial assessment bonds. Due
Dated
J-J.
Interest
approved
1976 inclusive.
28,000
Dec.
$550,000
Dated Jan.
bonds.
inclusive.
1995
receive
7:30
from
1
of
Rubin.
bonds, as follows:
Dec.
purchase
on
Due on Jan. 1 from 1966
Legality
Dec. 9 for the purchase
on
bids
Legality
12
;
Offering—Betty
until
for
1
the
Perkins,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
Clerk,
of
purchase
sealed
on
Dec.
$530,000
water, electric and sewer revenue
bonds.
&
Cooney.
u
Guttenberg, Iowa
,
f
Bond
obligation bonds offered
—v.
198,
p.
^
Nov.
from
the
26
1965
bids until 7:30 p.m.
1,
sealed
and
to
(CST)
Clerk,
will
on
bids
at
the
bonds.
receive
on
'
oral
for
10
a.m.
Dec. 16 for the purchase
Nov.
elusive.
Dated
1
(EST)
on
Dec.
purchase of $2,500,000
governmental
Keokuk, Iowa
Offering—Clarita L. Wil¬
City
Offering—Vivian Willman,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
of Gut¬
18
liams,
sewer¬
&
Ky.
Covington,
Bond
tenberg.
Bond
1963. Legal¬
Fahey.
2084—were awarded to
Security State Bank
Dated Dec. 1,
ity approved by Skaggs, Hays
Sale—The $41,000 general
on
$1,-
bonds. Dated Aug.
Jan.
to
(CST)
revenue
1, f964.
Vieth, Duncan & Wood, Inc., and
Dec.
10
utility
1978
Legality
p.m.
sealed
receive
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Lawn, III.
Manager,
1963.
7
the
for
Kenneth
—
bids
until
Harper,
will
Clerk,
bids
17
Offering—Ann
Ahlers
sealed bids until
Cook
Due
'
Bond Offering—J. J.
Salovaara,
ILLINOIS
J-D.
Clerk,
oral
$152,000
41As„ at
to McDougal &
Condon, Inc.,
White-Phillips Co.
Oak
1,
1964 to
awarded
Carlisle, Ky.
City
$124,000 sewer construction bonds.
basis of about
'\_/' \ L"
Cash
basis
of about 3.49%.
on
and
as
Dec.
from
Offering
City
and
Co.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
Working
Co., and the Continental Bank
Co.,
p.m.
pur¬
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Bond
a
Inc.,
Co.,
1
Interest
(CST)
&
8
the
at
for
Dated
Dec.
/
ex¬
awarded to
10
$370,000 indus¬
building bonds offered Nov.
/
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
of
Co., Inc.; Thomas
Weil, Roth & Irving
and
Bond
$215,000 street improve¬
inclusive.
Niles, III.
Northwest Co., Edward L. Burton
& Trust Co. of Salt Lake
City, as
&
&
price of 100.67,
of Blyth & Co., Inc., First
Security Bank of Idaho, in Boise,
&
bonds.
sealed
bonds
revenue
Whipple
Becker
Julien
a
$1,800,000
were
Bacon,
posed
Foster
of
on
bids
oral
Dec.
chase
composed of William Blair
group
A.
$1,032,000
offered
position
&
(P. O. Kellogg), Idaho
Sale—The
Bond
Legality
No.
on
Authority (P. O. Chicago), III.
Fox,
Mid-ContL
Stephens, Inc.
'
receive
Tewalt,
Metropolitan Fair and Exposition
.
Jordan,
Offering—M.
and
198, p.'2084—was postponed until
Dec.
,
W.
25—v.
Co.;
&
22—v. 198, p. 1987—were
to
.
Clerk-Auditor, .will
sealed
Dye
building
school
inclusive.
1992
ment
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
Bond
(CST)
155
Indian-
Co.;
Inc.;
Bond Sale—The
IOWA
Cutler.
&
Inc.;
Co.
Jan. 1, 1983
Ames, Iowa
r
City
Co.,
Securities
nent
trial
Dated
Pain
Co.,
&
&
Oppenheim
Reusch
on
Crystal Lake), III.
O. Wendt,
to
1985
of $935,-
building bonds.
J/ M.
Co., Inc.; White-Phillips Co., Inc.;
680,000 37/ss. Due on Jan. 1 from
sealed
receive
Co.;
&
Alli¬
1984.
and
of
Board
Loeb
&1 Co., Inc.; M. B. Vick &
Tobin
a
&
on
Ball,
apolis Bond & Share Corp.; Austin
1982.
140,000 33/4s. Due
Co.;
&„ Mayer;
Coughlin
Inc.;
Hayden,
Co.,
&
Newburger,
Seasongood
Co.,
Jan. 1, 1981
on
Inc.;-
Co.; Lyons, Hannahs &
son-Williams
follows:
as
Co.,
&
Kehbwer,'Mac-
Kraus;
&
Inc.;
Co.;
net interest cost
a
3.82%,
Co.,
Lauer
Stern,
Lee,
Share
&
Securities
Blair
Co.;
Arthur &
Co.,
&
Bosworth
Braun,
&
Burge
composed of
group
Raffensperger,
price of
a
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Cooley &
1890—were
p.„
at
Other members of the syndicate:
$945,000
198,
syndicate
a
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
net interest cost of about
a
Allen
works revenue bonds offered
Nov.
to
2178—
p.
4.25%.
inclusive.
1994
198,
for various coupons,
99.00,
bonds
revenue
4—v.
Dec.
headed by
Jan. 1 from
on
sewer
awarded
were
offered
Co.;
Dec. 15, 1963. Due on Dec. 15 from
Dated April 1, 1963.
April 1 from 1966 to 2013
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
Due
to
5
$10,000,000^
Sale—The
and
offered
Vincennes, Ind.
Harold W.
Secretary Uf
until
College
Shoshone and Kootenai Counties
_
3y2s, at
■
11
1986
.
—
Bond
water
Jan. 1 from
on
'245,000 3%s. Due
Nov.
awarded"
Barret, Fitch, North. & Co.
Co.
inclusive.
1985
to
offered
1792—were
KENTUCKY
follows:
as
bonds
p.
Bowling Green, Ky.
Indianapolis Bond
Corp.,
1965
(P. O. Alton),
McHenry County Community High
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Share
198,
the
2084—were
p.
$305,000 3V2S. Due
of
man
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
approved by Chapman & Cutler./
1,
1964 to
Watson.
County Special
&
price of 100.001,
Jersey Counties,
11
to
Inc., Goodbody & Co.r and Chan-
inclusive.
Education,/ will
&
Richardson
awarded to the
Inc.,
May 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The $447,455.74 im¬
Inc.;
and
Inc.,
bonds
198,
Dec.
KANSAS
$550,000 water-
revenue
street
offered
Inc.;
Miller,
&
Co.,
City, Iowa
Wichita, Kansas
&
Co.,
&
Securities
27—v.
awarded
May 1 from
on
Offering
Davidson,
bonds'.
on
were
June
from
from
1
for the purchase of $300,000 reve¬
for
16
hospital
Dated
Nov,
a
May 1 from
on
Illinois
1964
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
receive sealed bids
(EST)
Jan. 1 from
on
r
that
purchase of $350,000
1983
'
Offering
Due
Freeman,
announces
Union
Works
4.03%,
Community Unit School
Bond
000
Coeur d'Alene), Idaho
/
Bond
Offering—Secretary Leon
Summers
the
1,
Watson.
Hospital
of 98.00,
inclusive.
2001
District No.
Housing Commission (P. O.
reve¬
(P. O. Lake City), Fla.
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
North Idaho Junior
inclusive.
Lake
E.
11
July 1 from 1966 to
on
Jan.
IDAHO
Florida
apartment
certificates.
nue
Mellen
Bond Sale—The
Con¬
inclusive.
1984
1,980,000 4s. Due
bids
inclusive.
1992
to
Inc.,
follows:
as
on
to. 1985
1986
the
for
$4,006,000
State University
&
an¬
until
16
Phillips
May
School District No.
bids
Dec.
syndi¬
about
on
670,000 3.90s. Due
p.
net .interest
a
1974
that the Board of Control
(EST)
p.
1977 inclusive.
1965 to
syndicate:
Richards
a
/
tional Bank of Sioux City.
Speedway, Ind.
Shearson,
McDougal
Field,
Gundy
White-Phillips
age
Pierce,
Co.,
&
3.49%,
670,000 3 M>s. Due
Chandler
repeive sealed
a.m.
Co., and
198,
-
Co.;
,
,
a
White
&
Wood,
100.01,
awarded to the First Na¬
were
—v.
follows:
as
group
Due
to
1975
Certificate' Offering—Corporate
nounces
&
price of 100.01,
3
cost
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Secretary
Hutton
to
Co.,
&
Co.,
interest
net
2
Seattle; Fahnestock & Co.; Blewer,
Co.;
of
improvement bonds
provement
$3,875,000
3—v.
awarded
Inc., and
Co.,
revenue
635,000 3.40s. Due
Florida State
The
—
Kindred
&
3V4S, at
basis of about
a
Other members of the
Dallas
inclusive.
1983
Sale
as
3.17%.
Joseph,
inclusive.
composed of John Nuveen &
cus,
price of 101.02,
a
Glynn
Jan. 1 from
on
offered "Dec.
bonds
$1,600,000
sewerage
Wulbern/ Murphey
at
inclusive.
Due
'
1982
F.
from
1
Hoffman Estates, III.
Bond
Glore, Forgan
Co., and Drexel & Co.,
price
a
Sale—The $275,000
.
>
Sept.
on
E.
Jan.
920,000 3.10s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1979
at
Co.; National Bank of Commerce,
inclusive.
1978
to
2%s,
Bond
Co.; Brown Brothers Harriman &
at
follows:
as
1,340,000 3s. Due
1969
by
-
1890—were award¬
p.
Sioux
syndi¬
a
net interest cost
a
198,
basis of about 2.62%.
$4,875,000 sani¬
a
685,000 3%s. Due
Ga.
12—v.
White, Weld & Co., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc.; Reynolds &
Due
to
&
Bank
Indianapolis,
3.07%,
1966
&
duPont
I.
—
offered
1987—were
l^from
inclusive.
Due
1976
from
Sept.
on
Corporation,
headed
' /
Mercantile Trust Co. of St. Louis,
2084—were awarded to
cate
Ahlers
-
Sale—The $350,000 street
tary bonds offered Dec. 4—v. 198,
p.
approved
Carpenter,
ed to Carleton D. Beh Co. and the
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
Legality
improvement bonds offered Nov.
Co.
&
on
Pleasant Hill, Iowa
Bond
1685—were awarded to
p.
Collins
1,-1963. Due
Cooney.
'
Sale—The $305,000 school
198,
Julien
Boston, and the Ameri¬
Fletcher
can
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
$885,000 3s. Due
composed of
group
Boston
1985 to
Sale
'and
bonds
follows:
as
a
offered
2084—were
p.
Pittsburgh, National Shawmut
Co.
&
Bond
net interest
a
Inc.;
National
Wyatt,
Rome,
Co., Walston & Co., Newburger,
3.54%,
of
don,
Co., L. F.
Loeb & Co., and Andreson &
Co.,
price of 100.01,
Co.,
Southern
Atlanta;
Co., Hayden, Stone
cost of about
to
First
Hammi.il
Co.; J. H. Hilsman & Co.; Johnson,
Lane,
Space Corp., and
Byron
1889—
p.
syndicate
a
&
Waggoner,
bonds
revenue
2—v.
awarded to
were
a
31/2S.
inclusive.
Robinson-Humphrey
Development Commission
(P. O-
$2,500,000
198,
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., Bar-
July 1 from
on
Other members of the syndicate:
FLORIDA
Florida
totaling
26—v.
2085—were
July 1 from
on
from 1983 to 1993 inclusive.
>
at
inclusive.
1975 inclusive.
1976 to. 1982
Robinson, Robinson &
July 1 from
on
435,000 WAs. Due
Dated Feb. 1, 1964.
&
1970
300,000 3s. Due
inclusive.
Feb.
municipal
waterworks and sewerage revenue
$455,000 3V2S. Due
&
(P. O.
J-D.
Bannister,
as
The
—
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
as
on
1964 to
576,000
bonds
net
a
236
inclusive.
building and urban rehabilitation
Company of Georgia', in
follows:
school
,
Sale
Bond
were
—
syndicate headed by
a
Atlanta, at
of
purchase
the
the Trust
(EST)
p.m.
198,
v.
—
by
INDIANA
$2,465,000
offered
Interest
County Community
building bonds offered Nov. 19—
v.
Dec. 1 from
on
construction
street
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
'
.
$125,000
bonds. Dated Dec.
&
Rossville), III.
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
of
Le¬
Consolidated High School
from
inclusive.
1978
$240,000 4s.
bonds
1
J-J.
Monday, December 9, 1963
v.
Chapman
by
/
.
Elgin, III. '
of about
The
—
purpose
awarded to
Company, One Constitution
Plaza, Hartford, until 2
Sale
Bond
Small,
Citv Treasurer, will receive sealed
c/o
to
price of 100.23,
Albany, Ga.
Offering—Herbert
1974
Trust
GEORGIA
Bond
on
price of
a
West Haven, Conn.
Trust
bonds
revenue
Interest
approved
Vermilion
as
inclusive.
200,000 3.20s. Due
the
basis of about
a
inclusive.
Cutler.
a net
3.14%,
Dec.
on
1973
to
awarded
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
3.001%.
bids
&
1792—were sold to the
p.
about
1970
to
1971
Nov.
Sale—The
Bond
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Paine, Web¬
as
Trimble
'
totaling $865,000' offered
ber, Jackson & Curtis, and Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc.,
ap¬
Tampa), Fla.
were
—
of
120,000 3.10s. Due
of $835,-
University of Tampa (P. O.
composed of
group
a
(EST) on
Legality
Caldwell,
by
offered
1987
198, p.
v.
—
1965
/
Jan.
inclusive.
1998
gality
District No.
1965
Mitchell.
$1,239,000
totaling
that
1 from
1979
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
Manager
announces
refunding bonds. Dated
proved
Windsor, Conn.
price of 100.008,
a
cost
$100,000 3s. Due
for the purchase
9
1889—were
p.
follows:
1, 1964. Due on Jan.
to
Weeks at
City Commission will receive
Dec.
Co., and
Trust
&
Bank
the
198,f
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis, and Hornblower &
price of par.
a
Offering—City
Crowder
N.
&
son
interest
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Hartford
the
to
Stone &
Kugel,
a
pur¬
14—v.
awarded to
Finance
Home
3%s, at
as
Bond
pose
29—
Nov.
Stuart, Fla.
various
Sale—The
Bond
offered
1987—were sold to the
p.
Housing
Berry & Howard.
West
198,
v.
Day,
by
approved
Legality
bonds
revenue
Jan. 15 from
inclusive. Interest
Jan. 15, 1964. Due on
J-J.
Sale—The $357,000 water
Bond
bonds. Dated
$1,195,000 school
Nov.
South Flomaton, Fla.
(EST) on Dec. 10 for the purchase
of
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
project
Nov.
from
revenue
1,
Legality
Chapman & Cutler.
1963.
to
1966
1992
approved
<
,
Due
in-
by
<
'98
Kenton C
No. 1
Bond
Jr.,
Secretary,
(EST)
on
bids
will
until
Dated Oct.
1, 1963. Due
1964
to
terest A-O.
1999
1
Cutler.
Secretary
of
Board
receive
sealed
a.m.
--(CST)
on
$400,000
O.
dated
l/10s,
of
educational
until
Series
1976
000
by
Bond
Sale—The
mortgage
Nov.
1992
awarded
J.
to
due
offered
bonds
1975
B.
Hilliard
due
J.
&
Sale—The
building
Nov.
198,
to
various
2084
p.
Stein
Bros.
for
coupons
from
15
50,000
due
3.40s,
1983
from
to
3V2s,
$40,000
1
Dec.
on
to
to
1987
&
inclusive;
l/10s,
Boyce,
and
price of
due
Dec.
on
1,
1992
Bethesda Parking Lot
Series J bonds, for
Jacob,
City
n
$630,000
g—Estelle
Clerk, vwill
bids
sealed
i
e r
until
7:35
R.
from
receive
(CS'T)
industrial
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
15
clusive.
building
Dec.
from
Interest
to. 1983
Nov.
Dated
by
& Cutler.
receive
Dec.
1,
Parish
Works
tional
1
Louisiana
Bond
Street,
Dec.
10
for
the
from
(CST)
purchase
chase
of
$75,000
Dec.
on
until
for
11
$400,000
and
1964
public
bonds.
1966 to
200,000
received
purchase
J-D.
tional
until
Jan.
O f f
i
ceive
on
n
Sept.
g—Chester
bids
from
M.
until
will
Trust
re¬
10
1,
revenue
1964.
1965
to
J.
&
1793—were
National
Seattle,
Co.,
syndi¬
Co.,
New
Co.,
Carl
Co.,
&
Bank
f
r
'
Montgomery County (P. O.
.
ed
to
Chase
198,
a
p.
,
■;
syndicate
Co., Wood,
Commerce
of
&
&
Moyer, Fricke &
bonds
2085—were
price
a
offered
sealed
ceive
Nov.
inclu¬
1983
to
1988
from
1964
inclu¬
1968
to
Dec.
on
c/o
bids
Boston, until
for
10
First
Na¬
the
Dec.
on
of
purchase
Dated
Dated
J-D'.
Dec.
15,
inclusive.
approved
by
Palmer
J-D.
Interest
1977
Legality
Dodge.
&
Thorndike,
Storey,
Three
Jan.
Offering
Bond
receive
will
sealed
Shawmut Bank
National
of Boston,
ceive
C.
Garfield
—
bids
sealed
First
c/o
tional Bank of Boston, 45
11 for the
000 sewerage
Na¬
partment,
40
ton, until
11
the
bonds,
Street,
Water
Due
on
purchase of $475,-
Dec.
1983
inclusive.
on
(EST)
a.m.
J-D.
Interest
J-J.
'
/
1965
from
1
Jan.
to
Dated Jan.
27—v.
to
1, 1964. Interest J-J.
Thorndike,
Storey,
by
&
Palmer
MarshReld,
Sale
Bond
ceive
198,
the
p.
Na¬
bids
sealed
(EST)
West
Bloomfield
198,
p.
chase
bonds
bonds
offered
of
4—v.
Bank
National
Hartford
Company,
and
Kenower,
Arthur & Co., as 3.20s,
of 100.34, a
Trust
&
at a
Macprice
basis of about 3.15%.
7:30
p.m.
the
Offering
Town
sealed
(EST)
chase
on
of
Edward H.
Treasurer,
c/o
bids
of
Bank
Water Street,
—
will re¬
National
Boston,
40
Boston, until 11 a.m.
Dec.
17
$432,000
for
the, pur¬
school
bonds.
Nov.
supply
water
Miller, Can-
by
Harbor and
Fractional
assessment
20—v.
(Twp ), Keego
School District No.
Bond
Sale—-The
Dec.
2—v.
at
price
a
interest
cost
syndicate
Bosworth & Co.,
100.03,
of
about
of
2085—
p.
a
$350,000 4s. Due
1964 to
1974 to
until
sealed bids
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 12
purchase
of
$500,000
receive
will
8
the
410,000 3.70s. Due
Dickinson,
by
approved
Offering
will re¬
until
8
p.m.,
(EST) on Dec. 9 for the purchase
of
assessment
special
$99,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated Dec.
from 1964
1, 1963. Due on May 1
Interest
inclusive.
1968
Bennett,
&
Paddock
to
the
Stone.
District
P.
Fosse,
Clerk, will receive sealed
the
for
Minn.
191,
Offering—B.
(CST)
purchase
on
school building bonds.
Jan. 13
$945,000
of
Dated Feb.
1 from 1965 to 1984 inclusive.
terest F-A.
Dorsey,
Owen,
Wind¬
Marquart,
horst & West.
Cloquet
In¬
Legality approved by
-
Independent
School Dist.
No. 94, Minn.
Bond
ceive
O f f
e r
i
g—Gregory M.
11
District
Micke,
Clerk,
will
until
bids
sealed
3
re¬
p.m.
—
The
notes
clusive.
Madison Heights,
Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed
9 for the
bids will
Crookston Indep.
No. 593,
20,000
improvement spe¬
cial assessment bonds. Due on
Opt.
,1
from
1964
be
on
received
Minn.
to 1967
incl.
until
Jan. 7 for the
210,000
inclusive.;
water
School District
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
$23,000 water improvement bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to
1967
Legality
quart, Windhorst & West.
purchase of $43,000
follows:
as
F-A.
Interest
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar,
(CST) on
be received until 8 p.m.
bonds,
and
Indep. Schopl District
No.
M^N.
at 2.60%.
Hancock,
y
Co.,
$50,000 tax (CST) on Jan. 7 for the pur¬
offered Nov. chase of $380,000 school refund¬
198, p. 1988—were awarded ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1964. Due
Superior National Bank qf on Feb. 1 from 1966 to 1983 in¬
Sale
anticipation
20—v.
&
MINNESOTA
Burnsville
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield,
McDonald
Channer Newman Securities Co.
bids until 1 p.m.
Deloris V.
Clerk,
bids
syndicate:
Corporation;
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Ke¬
Bond
—
Township
sealed
ceive
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1992
MacArthur & Co.; Manley,
nower,
Wright,
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
,
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1988
Michigan
Harriman
Cudlip.
Bloomfield Township (P. O.
Bond
of
to 1989
Legality
J-J.
Interest
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1982
June 1, 1963.
July 1 from 1966
on
inclusive.
July 1 from
on
290,000 3%s. Due
to
1 from
inclusive.
1977
1978 to
July
on
inclusive.
1973
200,000 31/2s. Due
First
as
|
1989
A.
net
a
3.70%,
Other members of the
Russell
5
$1,600,000
198,
to
awarded
1983 to
Smith, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
p.
Sylvan Lake (Cities)
350,000 3%s. Due
—-
198,
to Kenower,
school building and site bonds of¬
Temperance), Mich.
Offering
O.
(P. O. Orchard Lake), Mich.
Bedford School District (P. O.
Bond
(P.
Co.
&
Bloomfield
West
pur¬
for
$221,000
approved
gality
Dec.
Middleton, Mass.
,
by
$126,000 sani¬
awarded
MacArthur
field, Paddock & Stone.
Note
Dec.
Township
special
offered
1989—were
to 1987 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Mass.
2178—were awarded to the
1
In¬
Lake), Mich.
Sale—The
sewer
Inc.,
Hancock, Mich.
$1,500,000
Jan.
inclusive.
Legality approved
headed by Braun,
until
16
Dec.
on
Dodge.
The
—
2000
on
follows:
to
approved
bonds.
revenue
to
of
sewage
Comptroller, will re¬
City
mond,
Little,
176,000 school remodeling bonds.
Legality
system
1972
fered
/
Offering-^EdWard J. Red¬
Bond
Dec.
on
(CST)
purchase
from
Le¬
Bay City, Mich.
$801,000
of
purchase
inclusive.
7:30 p.m.
the
1, 1963. Due
from 1964 to
1
gality approved by Storey, Thorn¬
Bos¬
follows: '
as
Mich.
Milk St.,-
(EST)
a.m.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1963.
Municipal Services De¬
for
for
Orchard
Norton, Town Treasurer, will re¬
McKean &
12
7
Bond
Due
Offering—E. A. Holt, City
bids c/o
Rivers,
$550,000 water supply and
tary
for
Maiden, Mass.
/
Company
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Warren, Mass.
school bonds. Dated
Bond
Trust
'
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
1963.
1,
1964 to
from
1
&
Interest
1963.
Legality approved by Storey,
$260,000
Dec.
198, p.
MJder, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.,
(EST) on Dec.
noon
bonds.
25—v.
Detroit.
terest
sive.
water
revenue
awarded to the City
were
National Bank
of
$90,000
system
sewer
offered Nov.
—
disposal
'
tional Bank of Boston, 45 Milk St.,
Shawmut
$900,000 school
awarded
1964
1, 1963. Due on July 1 from 1964
M.
Clarence
—
Gurney, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Arlington, Mass.
Bank
New
3V4S, at
as
Offering
Bond
Sale—The
sive.
the
to
Lakeville, Mass.
of
Sullivan
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
from
15
198,
basis of about 3.23%.
a
Sale—The
Dec.
on
to
Township (P. O. Detroit),
be received until
follows:
as
an¬
Michigan
on
Union
Co.- Jno
headed by the
of
Pickard,
100.14,
Bond
Maryland, Baltimore,
Bank
Bedford
system revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
&
French, Inc., and Kugel. Stone &
gen¬
1988—were award¬
Manhattan
of
New York,
Hammill
Fitzpatrick,
Wells
obligation bonds offered Nov.
26—v.
bett &
Leary,
$10,500,000
awarded
were
—
26—V.
| on Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1983
Rockville), Md.
Bond Sale—The
Nov.
Marine
Dallas,
at
$525,000 bonds,
MICHIGAN
$625,000 school project bonds. Due
Co., Inc., Mercantile
Inc., Woodcock,
MARYLAND
eral
1988
p.
school
26
awarded
■
offered
bonds
Fidelity-Philadelphia
&
of
$500,000 school bonds. Due
school
Dallas,
Baxter, &
Co.,
Eng¬
Sch.
Mich.
Pontiac.
Dec. 10 for the purchase
on
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
inclusive.
York,
will re¬
New
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
■
Sale—The $700,000
Bond
on
Trust
bonds
,
3.06%.
Hopedale, Mass.
1981
a
/
basis of about
a
in¬
Christensen, Inc.,
group composed of Schraff Henry Harris & Sons, Inc., R. D.
& Jones, Inc., Barrow,
&
Leary & White
Co.,
Kenower,
MacCo., and Ladd Dinkins & Co.
Arthur &
Co., Robinson & Co.,
to
100.18,
1973
Trust Co. of
sewer
'
sold to Harkness
was
Due
New
on
/
$105,000
Hill, Inc., as 3.10s, at a price of
Bank & Trust Co.,
National
p.
&
Co., Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlan¬
Westwego, La.
Sale-—The
>
Sons,
&
c/o
Boston, until 11:30
in
Shearson,
ta, Federation
in¬
totaling $900,000 offered Nov.
the
&
of Western
Co.
Buffalo,
bonds.
Due
of
Bank
Garrett
a.m.
1993
to
Wertheim
Co.,
Struthers
"~v-
D
1975
1976
Devine
National
Robert
clusive
Bond
Park¬
Series
Loeb,
mann
Jan. 15 for the purchase
March
1
Dec.
Rhoades &' Co., Dean
Witter, & Co., Ladenburg, Thal-
interna¬
Debt,
$2,500,000 water
Dated
C.
First
City
sealed
(CST)
of
of
on
Hills
'-Trust
Bankers
M.
the
Rieth, Secretary of Board of Li¬
quidation
school bonds
Treasurer,
York,
bonds.
revenue
e r
for
In¬
Legality approved by
Clinton, Mass.
4.
school
1964 to
members
cate:
9
$1,000(000
airport
Bond
1
inclusive;
1993.
from
1
State
bonds.
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
inclusive/
Other
Orleans, La.
of
Dec.
on
rev-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
from
1
bids
Pontiac),
1988—were awarded
p.
bonds
Sava-
Stone.
&
Community National Bank of
land Merchants National Bank, 28
Dec.
clusive; and $30,000 3.30s, due
utility
1989.
New
Dec.
on
District,
Lot
Dec.
1984.
1966 to
,
Dec.
bonds, foi; $60,000 5s, due on
from
bonds. Due serially from
enue
,
011
inclusive;
1991
to
Montgomery
ing
serially
waterworks
;
bonds,
$90,000 l/10s, due
90,000
improvement
Due
1987
Town Treasurer,
sealed
pur¬
school
1968
to
the
a.m.
the
Ropes & Gray.
Due
of
follows:
as
1986
to
1992 and
1,
(CST)
a.m.
the) purchase
bonds,
$200,000
10
11:30
Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1
from
inclusive;
1982
3V2S, due
$225,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
to
1983
from
Church Point, La.
Milk
45
for
10
Na¬
1964 to J975 inclusive;
1976
from
$45,000 ad valorem tax bonds.
be
I
$165,000 3.40s, due on Dec., 1
of
until
Dec.
011
First
Boston,
Boston,
(EST)
c/o
'
Hartl'ord National Bank & Trust
Parking Co., in Hartford, and Burns, Cor-
due
5s,
on
$280,000 3.30s, due on Dec.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be .received until 7:30 p.m.
on
$480,000
from
Hadley, Mass.
Offering—Anne E.
check,
will
Treasurer,
bids
of
Bank
198,
v.
3.20s, at a
as
O.
basis of about
a
Interest
Sale—The $30,000 tax
supply and
South
S.
1993./
Series
District,
for
O. Darrow),
due
Silver Spring
1,240,000
Water
1992 and
Co.,
100.59,
Kenower,
Padddck
(P.
Bond
15
Matthew
—
Town
sealed
Canfield,
Dated Oct.
Offering
McNeilly,
1
inclusive;
$110,000; 1/lOs,
Lot
District No. 2 (P.
Dec.
on
1991
to
and
LOUISIANA
Ascension
1987
&
and
&
1983.
ticipation notes offered Nov. 21—
3.13%.
Brookline, Mass.
inclusive;
3V2S, due
$275,000
Company,
of
awarded
1,
Oakland County Intermediate
Note
National Bank
25,000 school bonds. Due
Bond
.Aug.
57
Legality approved by Mil¬
were
1986
to
1983
from
Legality
by Chapman
approved
inclusive;
2178—were
p.
MacArthur
Dodge.
&
1
1
Trust
Thorndike,
Storey,
approved
Legality
1963.
ler,
Mass.
The school bonds
—
the Hartford
to
(EST)
15,
Reading,
Sale
198,
—v.
15 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
inclusive;
1982
to
1976
from
in¬
J-D.
Deci
on
1975
$200,000 3.40s, due on Dec. 1
revenue
15, 1963.T Due
1964
to
$385,000 3.30s, due on Dec.
from
on
Dec..47 for the purchase of $190,000
due
5s,
1964
to
1964
inclusive.
Nov.
&
totaling $1,435,000 offered Dec. 3
ceive
35,000 water bonds. Due on Nov.
.
Princeton, Ky.
O f f
Nov.
bonds.
15 from
on
1968
,/ District,
Bond
on
incl.
connection
Due
terest
1993,
1,600,000
100.02.
$20,000
and
were
Bond
1973
on
1968
to
1964
Palmer
Dated
A-O.
•District
Bond
sewer
offered
—
a
from
inclusive;
1991
26—v.
awarded
at
bonds
revenue
1976
to
bonds. Due
sewer
Dec.
on
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
North
inclusive.
to
3.30s,
$20,000
l
Dec.
on
1986
$125,000 school
from
inclusive;
due
Paducah, Ky."
Bond
1964
$35,000
1
Dec.
on
1982
'
'
from
1
Dec.
inclusive;
Due
1964
from
15
bonds, for $60,000 5s,
on
1987—were
bonds.
school
Palmer
1993.
and
Series B
p.
198,
1,
J-D.
terest
price
130,000
and
Dec.
on
Boston,
purchase of $665,000 bonds, as
Nov.
from
inclusive;
Depart¬
follows:
$450,000
1, 1963. Due
1964 to 1983 inclusive. In¬
Dodge.
(EST) on Dec; 18 for
a.m.
175,000 Silver Spring Fire Area,
first
$750,000
revenue
21—v.
Son.
County Hospi¬
(P. O. Owensboro), Ky.
the
Dec. 1 from
on
1991
to
Dec.
from
'
Street,
Water
40
until 11
inclusive; $225,-
$90,000 l/10s, due
tal
ment,
Dec. 1 from
on
3V2S, due
1987
Chapman & Cutler.
1986
to
1983
due
1
Storey,
Bank, Municipal Services
1982 inclusive; $180,-
to
3.03%.
sealed bids c/o National Shawmut
$315,000
1
price of 100.66, a basis
a
Dated
Bond Offering—Thelma C. Hed-
$585,000
Dec.
on
as
lund, Town Treasurer, will receive
from 1964
1
inclusive;
000 3.40s,
1963.
approved
Owensboro-Daviess
Dec.
on
for
Dec.
due
3.30s,
1965 to 1994
Legality
and
improvement,.
bonds,
on
1975
the
rev¬
1,
J
due
5s,
11
consoli¬
Nov.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
for
18
building
Dated
due
general
1,395,000
Regents,
bids
Dec.
inclusive;
1, 1992 and 1993.
$2,360,000
bonds.
enue
Due
of
Dec. 1 from
on
1991
Boston,
Stone & Co., Inc.,
Braintree, Mass.
$1,400,-
inclusive; $1,000,-
of
Bank
Shawmut
about
of
(2273)
Kugel,
Dec.
inclusive; $800,-
3V2s, due
to
purchase
1982
to
1987' to
(P.
on
1975;
3.30s, due on Dec. 1 from
000
Offering—Patsy Rowland,
will
to
1983 to 1986
Murray), Ky.
Bond
1964
000 3.40s, due on Dec. 1 from
t
In¬
•/
Murray State College
$2,400,000 5s, due
1976
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
tional
and
3.10s, at
from
000
Legality approved by
Chapman &
.
for
p.m.
bonds.
revenue
100.04,
3.34%,
of
$6,000,000 school, Series P bonds,
Dec. 11 for the purchase
$718,000 water
price
a
follows:
as
re¬
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
net interest cost of about
a
Offeriiig—Joseph L. Hills,
sealed
.
.
York'City, at
Independence),
r' Kentucky
"
.
District
from
District
ater
(P.-
ceive
of
Number 6323
Dated
1 from
school
Nov.
4
p.m.
purchase of $1,-
refunding
1, 1963.
bonds.
Due on Feb.
1974 to 1989 inclusive.
terest F-A.
will
(CST)
In¬
Legality approved by
Marquart, Wind¬
Owen,
Dorsey,
& West.
horst
'City Clerk, will receive separate
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
bonds, as follows:
$2,130,000
bonds.
from
1965 to
1
Feb.
on
500,000
improvement
temporary
Due
bonds.
F-A.
Interest
inclusive.
1985
1965.
1,
Nov.
on
Interest M-N.
198,
4—v.
Nov.
Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
District
Helling,
-
E.
Clayton
—
purchase
(CST) on Dec. 9 for the
of
Nov.
Dated
1
funding bonds.
1, 1963. Due on Feb.
school
$33,000
1966 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
from
West.
&
horst
No.
19 for the
received until Jan.
build¬
purchase of $539,000 school
ing bonds.
-
2
Due
Windhorst
Note
the
ments
Nov.
West.
&
report in
25—v.
198,
issue of
our
2085.
p.
building
bonds.
No. 36,
8 p.m.
on
Due
Interest F-A.
approved
Morgan.
Windhorst
&
West.
Offering—T.
(CST)
Dated
the
pur¬
school refunding
chase of $875,000
bonds.
for
18
Dec.
on
1:30 p.m.
Feb.
1964.
1,
Due
F-A.
Interest
,
proved
Legality
000
of $185,-
school building bonds.
Jan.
Interest
inclusive.
1984
to
Dated
Due on Jan. 1 from
1, 1964.
1966
J-J.
the purchase
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Windhorst
Marquart,
Owen,
West.
bonds
3—v.
ing bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 198,
awarded to
awarded
1585—were
p.
the
to
Windom State Bank.
receive
the
and
system
Legality
Home
and
a
hall
Nov.
sold
21—v.
the
to
Finance
price of
revenue
198, p.
Housing
Agency,
as
Charles
by
Greenville Municipal Separate
Due semi-annually
Jan. and July
District, Miss.
Nov.
bonds offered
19—v.
Due semi-annually
awarded
1989—were
to
1985
*'
1990.
water
was
4s
and
sold
Due
on
J,
las;
of
$25,000
from
1
Interest
approved
by
1964
syndicate:
Co.; J. B.
Bradford &
C.
Hanauer
Co.;
&
Foster
Mar¬
Charles
1983
Pierce
&
Legality
A-O.
ston &
Co.; Zahner & Co.; Barret,
Fitch,
North
to
&
Trauer¬
nicht.
Co.,
&
Audsley
Rowles, Win¬
Inc.;
D,
Harold
Co.;
&
Raffensperger/
Co.;
Hughes & Co., Inc.; M. B. Vick &
MISSOURI
No.
Certificate
par.
fered
Dec.
revenue
2—v.
awarded
were
posed
—
Arne
L.
Schoeller, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
&
Sale—The $900,000
of
198,
to
Stern
a
public
Samford, Inc., and KirkpatrickCo.
Pettis
NEW HAMPSHIRE
2085—
p.
group
com¬
&
3%s, at
will
until 4 p.m.
receive
(CST)
the
purchase
and
Federal Aid
tificates
Sept.
1964.
26,
of
of
sealed
on
Dec. 10 for
$1,500,000
State
anticipation
Indebtedness.
1963.
bids
Due
on
cer¬
Dated
June
30,
Legality approved by How¬
-
the
to
Finance
198,
Housing
......
O f f
ring
e
Landing),
Offering—Ralph W. Mar¬
8
(EST)
p.m.
Dec.
Dec.
from
1
1990
in¬
approved
by
to
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
'
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
—
198,
2—v.
to
at
price
a
of
100.02,
Due
on
follows:
Dec.
1
3.60s.
Due
on
Bank
of
Boston,
Boston, until 11:30
from
3%s,
175,000
1974
to
3.70s.
_
from 1979 to
125,000 33/4s.
and
135,000
of
basis
a
Dec.
1
1978
9
Dec.
for
the
45
a.m.
Due
1981
Due
on
3.80s.
Due
1985.
Dec,
1
$575,000
on
Milk
purchase
permanent
from
1,
1964 to
St.,
of
on
$1,-
offered
bonds
equip¬
Nov.
20—v.
to B.
Van Ingen & Co., as 3.10s,
100.01,
at
"
3.09%.
a
basis of about
a
,•
York
New
syndicate
Manhattan
City, bidding
$7,170,000 bonds as 3V2S, at a
a
basis of about
members
of, the syndi¬
100.13,
of
*
3.48%.
Other
/•:
&
W.
R.
Wertheim
Co.,
Los
&
Bank
Angeles,
Trust Co.,
& Cross.
and Roosevelt
Hartford,
Runnemede, N. J.
O f f e r i n
Bond
g—Charles
Offering
Township
'
(EST)
18 for the
improvement
Dec.
011
1970
000
Brown,
will
Hawkins, Delafield
by
& Wood.
Offering—Borough Treas¬
urer
Henry O. Scbdegel announces
provement
1964
to
Due
1983
and
on
public
on
public
until 8
on
sealed
(EST) on Dec. 9 for
p.m.
bonds.
ment
Borough
bids
and
receive
will
the purchase
Dec.
of $136,000 improve¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
1 from
Interest
1964 to 1977
Legality
J-D.
Trimble &
Mitchell.
•
Woodbridge Township (P.
(EST)
O.
Woodbridge), N. J.
purchase of $30,-
Sale—The various pur¬
Bond
bonds.
1963. Due on Dec
1968
1
In¬
inclusive.
bonds
pose
Dec.
fered
2—v.
NEW
Maple Shade), N. J.
Bond
(EST)
of
O f f
i
e r
sealed
on
11
g—William
bids
1
p.m.
Dec.
Due
bonds.
1964
of
ing
from
joint electric
and sewer
bonds - scheduled
for
198, p. 2179—has been
$16,500,000
light and power, water
to
on
Dec. 17—v.
1967
on
Dec.
1
NEW
from
inclusive.
1, 1963.
Interest
Legality approved by HawFlplnfiplrl
postponed.
improvement
Due
Dated Dec.
Irinc
N. Mex.
Postponed—The offer¬
Offering
1981 inclusive.
12,000 general
J-D.
1
.
refunding
provement
1964 to
im¬
Interest J-D.
8
MEXICO
Farmington,
will
purchase
bonds.
Dec:
from
until
Dec. 16 for the
E.
$157,000 bonds, as follows:
im-
inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
Mayor
the
Council
totaling $547,000 of¬
198, p. 2086—
were
awarded to Boland, Saffin,
J-D. Legality approved by
Gordon
& Sautter, bidding for
Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
$546,000 bonds as 3.40s, at a price
of 100.17, a basis of about 3.37%.
to
1964
terest
equipment
Dec.
that
receive
improvement
general
Dated Dec. 1,
from
Mary
—
Clerk,
Dec. 9 for the
on
Due
in¬
Legality
J-D.
Interest
clusive.
approved
1963.
to
1964
from
1
Dec.
1,
Dec.
Dated
bonds.
on
approved by Caldwell,
until 7:30 p.m.
bids
sealed
J.
Searfass, Jr., Borough Clerk, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
inclusive.
Oldbridge), N. J.
Bond
United
Co.,
&
Bank,
Connecticut
Broth¬
Pressprich
Salomon
Hutzler,
California
Savings
&
Trust
Chicago,
Bank,
New
Co.,
Trust
Bankers
Yorfy,.-Harris
&
pur¬
1989—
p.
a
Chase
the
by
of
198,
to
awarded
price
Due
Madison Township (P. O.
$145,000 water i m
1973 inclusive.
permanent
bonds.
.»
Dec.
1
698,000
Dec. 1, 1982
A
1983.
1984 and
on
inclusive.
27—v.
Nov.
Bank
for
various
The
—
bonds totaling $7,183,000 of¬
South River, N. J.
198, p. 1989—were awarded
re¬
(EST)
provement bonds. Due
inclusive.
Hawkins,
by
Paterson, N.J.
Sale
Bond
Bond Sale—The $123,000
price of
M-N.
Interest
approved
Bond
Hoboken, N. J.
J.
of
Dated Nov.
Delafield & Wood.
3.37%.
P.
273,000 bonds, as follows:
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
from
p.
Bolahd,
Saffin Gordo n& Sautter, as
receive
net interest
a
as
Legality
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Maple Shade Township (P. Q.
will
Treasurer,
O.
Nov. 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
1982
p.m.
$295,000 water
Dec.
awarded
were
11
the
purchase of $76,000
al
3.74%,
until
for
1, 1963. Due
to
Due
1, 1963.
1965
MacKinney, Township Clerk,
City
(P.
Bergen), N. J.
15
school
$1,900,000
of
Dated
bonds:
14 for the
Jan.
on
ceive sealed bids c/o First Nation¬
price of 100.01,
Interest
Township
Bergen
Jan.
ers
Jersey
tion, will receive sealed bids until
thy.
James
—
Dec.
on
1963.
$665,000 sewer bonds.
as
Harbor Regional High
New
Manchester, N. H.
Bond
Co.;
in¬
1973 inclusive.
1,
received
be
cate:
Co., and Harold D. Audsley & Co.,
245,000
p.
Agency,
School Dist. (P. O. Mays
Bond
revenue
3—v.
price of par.
a
Greater Egg
'
cation,
sold
Home
and
hall
Dec.
Bourne,
cost of about
North
were
dor¬
Luce, Thompson & Co.; Zahner &
a
Dec.
headed
$475,000
dining
and
2179—were
Reed,
bonds of¬
Brothers
$220,000 4s.
1, Minn.
Offering
Bond
Sale—The
offered
bonds
refunding bonds shall; Ranson & Co.; Luce, Thomp¬
& Co., Inc.,, as son & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Rauscher,
Oct.
1971
to
on
Legality approved by Haw¬
pose
(P. O. Rutherford), N. J.
Cady
inclusive.
1964
^
Due
kins, Delafield & Wood.
Caldwell,
by
sewer
to
4V2S.
and
issue
Dated
J-D.
fered
ment
Other members of the
Sale—An
from
1
follows:
as
bonds.
general
A-O.
Interest
Fairleigh Dickinson University
July 1, 1989 and
•
p.m.
Dec. 17 for the purchase
'
Hamp
Mercantile National Bank at Dal¬
Bond
Oct.
& Mitchell.
about
/
re¬
8
Oct. 1 from 1964
Trimble
Due semi-annually
Jan. and
on
p.
■;
1988.
515,000 3.70s.
school
198,
Dated
bonds.
on
approved
2179
'
,
Jan. and July 1 from
to
$1,-
1978 and
1,
July 1 from 1980
1984.
on
on
purchase of
inclusive.
1983
M.
p.ife (EST)
Legality
Due semi-annually
Jan. and
$283,000
on
Haledon, N. J.
950,000 3V2S.
'
the
Due
purchase
Due semi-annually
1 from 1971,
905,000 3.60s.
Sale—The $185,000
1963.
1,
1979.
Sch.
Bond
for
clusive.
to
.
1965
from
1
until
$333,000 bpnds,
North
receive
will
Secretary,
19
1977.
on
&
N. J.
Offering—Elizabeth
Santora,
on
&
Trauernicht.
at
Minneapolis Special School District
(P. O. Raritah),
Jan. and July
on
on
bids
Albers,
will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
to
F-A.
Interest
approved
semi-annually on
.
340,000 3.40s.
(EST)
of
price
a
tin, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
July
1970.
Gordon
at
Clerk,
Borough
sealed
basis of about 3.08%.
a
on
disposal
sewage
inclusive.
1989
and
980,000 3V4S.
Dec. 10 for
purchase of $1,100,000 sewer¬
parking system
$2,850,000 dor¬
dining
offered
3%s, at
to
bids
sealed
on
follows:
as
Jan.
Offering-^T. C. Fox, City
(CST)
syndicate headed by
$645,000 5s, Due
Clarksdale, Miss.
until 3 p.m.
2086—were
p.
of
interest cost of about
net
a
3.57%,
Bond
198,
a
Saffin,
J.
Arlington, N.
ceive
of
.
Offering—Ruth
1 from 1964 to
as
3.10s,
Ryan &
price of 100.07,
a
50,000 water bonds. Due
1989—were award¬
p.
White, Weld & Co., at a price
par,
MISSISSIPPI
offered
bonds
Co.; Chiles & Co.; Hanifen, Imhoff
Sale—The
1793—were
$4,335,000 con¬
recreation ad¬
and
Dec.
College (P. O. St. Paul),
and
hall
^'Bond Sale—The $47,000 refund¬
&
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The
Acting
$91,000 general
Sautter,
mitory
(P. O. Reno), Nev.
Washoe County
'refunding
Joplin, Mo.
mitory
NEVADA
vance
'
Macalister
Boland,
to
Bond
Bond
Windom, Minn.
Offering—Stuart M. Rob¬
for
9
198,
ed
Corporation.
Securities
Nebraska
ap¬
Mar¬
Owen,
Dorsey,
by
Verona, Miss.
(CST) on
26—v.
sold to the First
was
Feb. 1 from 1966 to 1978 inclu¬
on
Minn.'
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
bonds
ment
Bond
of¬
2179—
p.
clusive.
improve¬
school addition and
000
North
Bergenkeld, N. J.
Bond Sale—The
to
$359,-
of
issue
Sale—An
&
3%s, at
Dec.
600,000 school
Gibbon), Neb.
O.
(P.
lmer
a
198,
awarded to John J.
as
NEW JERSEY
sealed bids until 8
County School Dist. No. 2
Bond
P
Dodge.
Bond
NEBRASKA
Neils,
F.
by
Bridgewater-Raritan School District
1982
Education, will
Interest
approved
Thorndike,
3—v.
pur¬
$472,000
basis of about 3.11%.
a
from
1
Feb.
on
Minn.
Clerk of Board of
inclusive.
100.06,
22,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1,
and 1983 inclusive.
Jones Co.
ertson, District Clerk, will receive
of
price
a
1972 inclusive.
to
Dated
Feb. 1 from
on
Legality
from
-
■
at
65,000 314s. Due on Feb. 1
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
Buffalo
Le¬
&
Due
3s.
1965
Due
1983
to
F-A.
Co.,
a.m.
the improvement bonds offered Nov.
follows:
School District
No. 742,
1,
Briggs
by
-
No. 362,
Jan.
$38,000
1, 1964.
Dec.
Cloud Indep.
St.
Little Fork Indep. School District
Bond
as
Feb. 1 from 1966 to
on
1988 inclusive.
gality
3.24%,
Feb.
1
awarded to Rein-
Gardner,
Bank, 28
bonds.
sewer
Dec.
were
Jan. 7 for the purchase
on
$900,000
various
totaling
re¬
Eng¬
S'treet, Boston, until 11
(EST)
$125,000
Sale —The
were
State
inclusive.
1993
to
April
on
net interest cost of about
a
Jan. 9
Feb.
Dated
bonds.
building
1964.
(CST)
purchase of $200,000 school
for the
Dorsey,
by
&
100.02,,
1, 1964. Due on Feb. 1 from 1965
receive sealed
District Clerk, will
J-J.
time
holdt
system revenue bonds. Dated Feb.
Minn.
1986
New
c/o
fered
inclusive.
Due
3.70s.
1
bids
land Merchants National
Storey,
April
on
park bonds offered at
public
same
Due
De-
Brunswick, N. J.
Sale—/The
bonds
pose
will
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
New
Bond
Offering—Teresa
marais,' City
1965
inclusive.
1972 to 1985
from
1965
Interest
Marquart,
Owen,
1,
from
1
approved
Legality
Jan.
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1985
to
to
bids until
Due
school
$1,950,000
of
1964.
8 for the
Jan.
on
purchase
age
Offering—Fridolf Eklund,
Bond
(CST)
p.m.
Clerk,, will
Indep. School District
Kelliher
Clerk of Board of Educa¬
1984
foregoing supple¬
The
—
Bier-
from
on
3V2S.
305,000
Bond
of
1971
to
from
tion, will receive sealed bids until
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar¬
quart,
1968
Additional
Offering—Harold
cost of about
80,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
No. 83, Minn.
Bond
Due
&
•
,
com¬
group
Stuart
April 1
1,964 to 1967 inclusive.
Indep. School District
Vim
Legality
J-J.
Interest
a
Ropes
by
\
Monday, December 9, 1963
. . .
Portsmouth, N. H.
1989—
p.
a£ follows:
305,000
1964.
1965 to
from
1
Jan.
on
inclusive.
obliga¬
1,
Jan.
to
net interest
a
vention
bids
198,
Halsey,
$60,000 5s.
quart, Windhorst & West.
Dec. 10
$1,100,000
general
Dated
bonds.
on
of
purchase
refunding
school
tion
(CST)
p.rm
the
par,
Lefler
LeFevere,
Peterson,
ard,
& Hamilton.
Krech,
receive i sealed
will
by How¬
rfJ
Offering—Orville
Clerk,
until
(P. O.
199
Grove), Minn.
Inver
Bond
for
No.
District
School
of
posed
Interest
Legality approved
sive.
Bend Independent
Inver Grove-Pine
awarded
Dec. 3.64%,
$128,000
receive sealed bids until
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Moose
on
of
purchase
1993
to
Bond
Duluth), Minn.
(P. O.
700
Hospital,
inclusive.
1966
—•
School District
Hermantown Indep.
Nov.
revenue
Marquart, Wind¬
Owen,
Dorsey,
be
by
F-A. Legality approved
terest
Mrs.
bonds,Dated
July 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
hospital
2
No. 87, Minn.
Offering
the
baum,
School Dist.
Clerk
—
Mercy
super¬
1793.
p.
Hanska Independent
Bond
for
10
in our issue of
report
the
sedes
c/o
New
foregoing
The
—
26—v.
fered
approved
Gray.
bonds of-,
revenue
were
Lake, until 8" p.m. (CST)
West.
quart, Windhorst &
Note
Mar-
Owen,
Dorsey,
by
proved
system
$750,000 water¬
& Co.
Ruth Hanson announces that the Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., and
Hospital Board will receive sealed G. H. Walker & Co., at a price of
J-J.
1963. Legality ap¬
Dated Nov. 1,
Offering
Bond
bids
improvement
$1,630,000
Due
purchase of
the
for
10
Dec.
Hospital
Community
District, Minn.
Offering—Hesther Traux,
Bond
on
Bond Sale—The
Lake
Moose
Legality
St. Charles, Mo.
Leffer &
ard, Peterson, LeFevere,
Hamilton.
works
Crystal, Minn.
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
I
(2274)
58
Rr
Wnnd
YORK
Amsterdam City School
;
New
\
Bond
bonds
917Q
York
District,
A
•.■">/
Sale—The $750,000
offered
wt»rp
Dec.
avvarHpd
4—v.
t.n
a
school
198, p.
SrOUD
Number 6323
198
Volume
I
3
composed of the Morgan Guaranty
•
School District No.
19
Bond Sale—The
(P. O.
Andes), N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
ate
Nov. >19
—
McEntee
&
Inc.,
Co.,
3%s, at
3.40s, at
as
Corning, N. Y.
198,
26—v. 198, p.
to
Trust
Marine
the
Western
and
New
&
Co.,
&
Sale—The
offered
bonds
of
Co.
3.40s,
of
eral
a group
Nov.
City,
price
100.23,
price of
a
Island,
Sale—The
Sale—The
Inc.,
N.
York
New
McEntee
Adams,
Bond
of
100.19,
Y.
'
—
Gerald
2
Dated
Nov.
"
.
L.
600,000
of
the
the
to
of
Co.
at
New
price
a
Bank
about
ling,
group
a
v.
198,
Co.,
both
York
City,
a
until 1 p.m.
burn &
about
of
100.27,
Bond
Co.
of
of
of
Nov.
26—
basis
—
to
awarded
Co.,
Inc.,
100.07,
town
No.
1
p.
Geo.
2179
B.
3.20s,
New
Union
Bond
son,
as
198,
1976
at
Castle
of
and
Bond
M.
i
/
"..
Wil¬
•
1
inclusive.
1988.
improvement
,
—
Sanders
(EST)
on
Dec..; 10
of $600,000
bonds. Dated Dec.
from
June
sive.
-
1
Interest
for
gas
11
the
system
1, 1963. Due on
1965
J-D.
to
1976
inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
struction,
1964. Due
1984
4:30
—
1, 1964. Due on
1966
from
Interest .J-J.
inclu¬
1976
to
1
sive.
'Legality
Owen,
quart, Windhorst & West.
proved
ap¬
Mar-
Dorsey,
by
—
were
Dec.
on
$865,000
bonds.
ties
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
Nov.
5—v.
198,
p.
Corp., First National Bank of
J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Cumberland
the
and
Interest
M-N.
Nov.
approved by Du¬
Huguenin
'
Interest
1963.
15,
Legality
Boothman.,
&
Texas
Del Rio,
Bond Sale—An
to
Inc.,
Turner,
Dated
Co., Inc.
&
Dittmar
and
sold
was;
&
Guerin
Eppler,
issue of $180,000
bonds
auditorium
1967
1963. Due on Dec. 15 from
to 1973 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
Dec. 15,
approved by
Mc-
McCall &
2
3.40%,
as
fol¬
Due on Nov. 1 from
1976
to
fered
were
Home
a
water¬
bonds of¬
Nov. 26—v. 198, p. 1796—
sold to the Housing and
Finance Agency, as 33As, at
system
revenue
price of par.
Garland, Texas
'
Bond
Offering
gett,
—
Terrell Blod-
City
follows:
$3,750,000
inclusive.
310,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
sewer
Fayetteville),
y
Tennessee
Bond Offering—David C. Sloan,
v
.
County
Judge
1965 to
Dec.
11 for the
000
school
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
1963.
& Williams.
to
Due
1985
at
will receive auc¬
a.m. - (CST)
on
10
bids
purchase of $510,-
bonds.
on
Dated April
April
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1,
Dated Jan. 1,
bonds.
semi¬
Sept. 1, 1964 to
revenue
1964. Due
Sept. 1, 1991.
2,275,000 various purpose general
obligation bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
1964.
Due on Jan.
inclusive.
1965 to 1989
Legality
1965 proved
A-O.
water and
electric,
system
annually from
Lincoln County (P. O.
'
tion
Le¬
works
•
.,
1,
Jan.'
Sale—The $53,000
Manager, will receive
separate sealed bids until 7.30
lows:
'
p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 10 for the
$70,000 3V2S. Due on Nov: 1 from
purchase of $6,025,00Cf bonds, as
1964 to 1966 inclusive. \
terest cost of about
Ohio
until
J-D.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1983
to
1979
Securities
Corp., at a price of par, a net in¬
school
10 for the
school con¬
from
124,000 4V4S. Due on
Memphis,
Squire;
Dated
from
-
Edmonson, Texas
composed of the Equitable Securi¬
bids
Dec. 19 for
bids
31,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 15
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
awarded to a group
370,000 3V4S.
sealed
from
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe,
Sale—The $750,000 school
offered
bonds
Robert P.
O. Centerville),
was
McKinney & Dud¬
$45,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 15
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Dyersburg, Tenn.
Bond
by
$200,000
bonds
improvement
TENNESSEE
Dated Dec.
bonds/
Center, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
re¬
for
10
Jan.
sealed
on
Elkins, Weems & Searls..
son,
p.m.
Offering—Gilbert B. Bu-
(EST)
until
of $495,000
purchase
bonds.
Dec.
on
Horton.
riff, Clerk of Board of Education,
purchase of
Raleigh
will
until
bonds. Dated Jan.
Washington Township Local School
p.m.-
at
school
Dempsey.
(P.
10 for the
schoolhouse
Legality approved by Win-
(CST)
Margaret M.
the pur¬
$485,000 school building
Dec.
on
of
chase
1587
approved
&
receive
bids
(CST)
1967
Bond
N. C.
W. E. Easter-
bids
1963. Due on Dec. 1 from 1965
to
1985
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Legality
39, until 7:30
Oct. 30-—
Clerk,
bids
sealed
super¬
$990,000
of
school
$64,000
—
District
Stabio,
ceive
1,
District
Offering
purchase
tion, will receive sealed bids until
.
June
on
1986
to
purchase
Midland),
O.
Indep. School District No. 6,
issue of
our
receive
will
a.m.
Board of Educa¬
•
Due
1983
the
June 1 from
G.
City School District,
(EST)
noon
Aldine-West-
1688—were awarded to
p.
Bond Offering
\
1990.
p.
Indep.
Dempsey.
in
the
receive
will
field Road, Houston
mas,
1963.
Due
June and Dec.
Offering
sealed
York-
09*in{ng), N. Y.
Offoro-—T?eter
President
until
1 from
inclusive.
1982
198,
will
Trustees
of
Dated
1,
&
report
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment,. Commission, will
receive,
Fr*>e School District
(P. O.
cation,
Board
South Dakota
Dec. 11 for
foregoing
Ray
that
announces
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Lead
,
Edu¬
sealed
on
198,
v.
School
of
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
Braucher, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
June 1, 1975.
on
Rocky Mount,
&
price
a,
to
3.40s,
and
Bond
Shotwell
ley, Inc., as follows:
Midland
County,
building bonds offered
Ohio
1974 inclusive.
on
on
The
18—v.
Texas
Offering—President
Bond
street
DAKOTA
District
Du¬
by
South Dakota
Legality approved by
North Canton
a
75,100 l/10s. Due on June 1, 1987
were
Gibbons
June
on
30,000 5%s. Due
offered
—
Nov.
interest cost
net
a
School
to 1984 inclusive. In¬
Sanders
—
the
sedes
3.20%, as'follows:
235,000 3%s. Due
of
from
$322,000
par,
at
Haakon
Interest
1963.
approved
sold to Almon,
Dec.
Donald
—
Dec.
the
and
Securities; Corp.,
1966 to
basis of about 3.18%.
a
Ossining,
'
v.
of
J-D.
Note
award¬
inclusive.
SOUTH
■,
Board
of
(EST)
1965
from
terest
The $750,000
Winston-Salem,
and
Village
receive
Dated
Squire,
1990-—were
p.
June
Offering
semi-annually
Wash¬
1
—
$270,000 6s. Due
Bond Sale—The various purpose
3
198,
about
Ossining, N. Y.
Dec.
Hoyt,
1974
Due
1963.
purchase of $1,800,000
bonds.
ed to the Wachovia Bank & Trust
3.20s,
basis
Offering
140,000
totaling
Reed,
by
the
1971
building bonds offered Nov.
19—v.
Trust
3.26%.
bonds
to
Legality
Jackson), N. C.
school
Y.
a
1966
1963.
Northampton County (P. O.
2037—were awarded to
price
a
from
1
1,
McCarthy.
.f
$105,000 Water
offered
Dec.
Interest J-D.
approved
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., as 3.30s,
at
Dec.
on
inclusive.
of
Dated
bonds.
for
1972
noon
District, Ohio
will
until
10
on
Veverka,
until
1,
Exempted
cation,
Dec.
Due
to
inclusive.
1,
Aldine Independent School District,
Feb. 1 from
300,000 3s.
Education, will
bids
on
Clerk
Equitable
N.
Mentor
receive
Raleigh
on
1990.
inclusive.
Huguenin & Boothman.
Feb. 1, 1971.
Legality approved by
Bond
at
on
Squire,,Sanders & Dempsey.
Brown,
Due
public
as
J-D.
terest
11
bids
(EST)
125,000 2.80s. Due
1965 to 1984 inclusive. In¬
from
the
offered Nov.
100.38,
will
issue of
p.
from
1
Dec.
on
1981
to
Dec.
Legality
p.m.
1967.'
Feb. 1, 1970.
our
inclusive.
Due
sealed bids at 14910
Feb. 1, 1969.
Dec.
semi-annually
price
125,000 2V2s. Dqe on Feb. 1, 1968.
,
Dec. 10 for the purchase
Dated
a
on
sealed
on
City, at
follows:
$1,400,000 school improvement
bonds.
<
.
and
"
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
to, 1978
Dated
National
on
198,
pital
Guar¬
Guaranty
Sale—The
p.
(EST)
of
Mit¬
First
net interest cost of about
as
to
Corp.,
were
—
125,000 2.60s. Due
report in
purchase of $1,000,000 public hos¬
2087—were awarded
bonds
by
W. E. Easter-
—
Commission,
price
District
Interest
1963.
the
offered
2188
p.
125,000 2.70s. Due
Offering—F. C.
receive
$1,050,000
bonds
198,
Securities
1973
to
4s.
1974
J-D.
foregoing supple¬
Clerk of Board of
Secretary of Local Govern¬
sealed
at
com¬
Morgan
Orchard Park,
Bond
1,
approved
'
ment
3.15%.
;
1
1969
19,000
1979
The
—
$60,000
sold
15,000 4 J/4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
$250,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1, 1968
Dempsey.
Salem), N. C./
&
Chicago,
bonds
of
June
on
2.87%,
Interest
inclusive.
e
to
of par, a
semi¬
Due
1
Bank of Oklahoma
City School District, Ohio
Bond
1
City, and Wertheim
Morgan
Dec.
Legality
Bond Offering
Sale—The $403,000
26—v. 198, p.
Due
bonds.
1963.
The
18—v.
Medina
Forsyth County (P. O. Winston-
1.99%.
improvement
/
&
the
Nov.
from
inclusive.
1983
chell.
/'Oneonta, N. Y.
Bond
1
building
1,
1986
—
ments
improvement
June
on
of $2,-
a
v.
—
awarded
on
purchase
S
of
was
15,000 3V2s. Due on Dec.-1 from
City.
building
2
Dec.
June and Dec. 1 from
on
Sanders
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
follows:
Trust
& Co., at
Due
bonds.
Dated
anty Trust Company and the
Bankers
in¬
$12,285,000 tem,-
2,000,000 notes to
New York
1989
to
Note
to
ing
a.m.
of
1965
Dec.
(EST)
Legality approved by Squire,
on
from 1965 to 1984 inclusive.
2.01%.
posed
from
the
school
to
J-D.
Due
200,000 police department build¬
1993 in¬
Legality
National
Co.
bonds.
street
-
1965
Due
$10,285,000 notes to the ContinenTrust
1
bonds.
loan notes (Series CTN-45)
offered Nov. 26—v. 198, p. 2086—
Illinois
water
school
issue
1968
to
Trust
(P.O. Oklahoma City),
Bon d
noon
1964
1990
mas,
L. C. Young,
approved by
bonds
Columbian
Oklahoma
/
clusive.
York
as
for
18
1965
$2,700,000 bonds, as follows:
June
porary
awarded
receive
Dec. 10 for the purchase
on
$1,900,000
City Housing Authority,
Note Sale—The
will
until
bids
sealed
1
City School District,
—
&
Sale—An
$11,000 314s. Due
& Co., and
Bank
Oklahoma
No.
Offering
bonds
p.
inclusive. In¬
2003
follows:
as
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
'
Acting District Clerk, will receive
'
W. E. Easter-
—
Commission,
J-D.
New
Bond
annually
'.
New York
CAROLINA
Galloway &
Sykes,
Dikeman.
tal
of
In¬
inclusive.
1984
to
Massillon
Dated
of
p.m.
1963.
M-N.
Interest
approved by
1,
1965 to
from
1
clusive.
.
Co.
National
First
of
bonds.
revenue
TEXAS
group com¬
a
Inc., Leo Oppenheim
pur¬
the
school
basis of about
a
(EST)
Dec. 10 for the purchase
on
noon
the
awarded to
bonds.
J-D.
terest
sealed bids at Raleigh until 11 a.m.
'
■
until
bids
sealed
May
were
a
750,000
$700,000 sanitary sewer system
on
2.80s, at
as
for
12
1966 to
improvement
(at -Tahle-
198,
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Abernathy, Texas
the
revenue
26—v.
C.
receive
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
posed of Milbutn, Cochran & Co.,
1, 1964. Due on Dec. 1
1965
from
—were
until
Nov.
10
the
for
$600,-
$418,000 North¬
College
fee system
of Education, will
$725,000
Dated Jan.
ment
of
a
N.
Offering
bonds.
1891—were
p.
of
State
offered
bids
from
improve¬
Colleges, Board of
Bond Sale—The
eastern
until
20
terest A-O. Legality
Bond
quah)
Clara
bids
will
on
Regents, Okla.
—
Dec.
on
chase
and
Theodore
—
President,
bonds.
West,
sealed
(EST)
offered
Dec.
Moses, Jr., Village Treasurer, will
of
receive
gen¬
1
(CST)
a.m.
building
Oklahoma
Ohio
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
&
price
at
3V2S,
as
ment
(P. O. Springfield),
Offering
10:30
of
Dated April 1, 1963. Due on April
J, R. Taylor,
—
12 for the purchase of
road
000
1984:
to
a
Bond
$711,000
City,
Bond Offering
1990—were
p.
Groton,
(EST)
100.33,
Durham, N. C.
offered
until
Dec.
Ohio
100.31/a basis of about 3.48%.
receive
District
Y.
bonds
198,
to
awarded
Co.,
of
bonds
198,
v.
—
2.74%.
$215,000 water
extension
20—v.
Nov.
1965
Offering
Offering
$600,000 dormitory
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Mad River-Green Local School
3.37%.
NORTH
system
from
basis of about 3.37%.
a
Green
Bond
1
Inc.,
Co.,
price
a
about
26
the Lincoln Rochester Trust Co. of
3.40s at
Bond
Er-
super¬
issue
our
Jennings Bryan College
Dec.,
on
Muskogee County (P. O.
and Dec.
June
on
Bond
sealed
Muskogee), Okla.
M.
in
(P. O. Dayton), Tenn.
Mercer,
3.27%.
The^ foregoing
report
2.
William
price of 101.31,
a
about
OKLAHOMA
Sch. Dist.
Offering—Louise
semi-annually
awarded to the Bankers Trust Co.
of
as
3%s, at
of
price of
a
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1/1964. Due
Buffalo, and
&
improvement
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., and
Rochester,
at
Bond
198,
v.
—
York
New
the
Rome, N. Y.
composed of the Morgan Guaranty
Trust
of
Western
of
Webber,
as
basis
basis of about 2.93%.
Clerk of Board
2086—were awarded to
p.
Co.
Struthers
basis
Y.
26
3s, at
as
Dec.
—
the
Co., and Ball, Burge &
a
Roose,
Note
sedes
Saunders,
Kraus,
Ball,
purchase of $530,00Q school build¬
York, in Buffalo, Roosevelt
$366,500 sewer
Nov.
to
Curtis,
&
Cross, Inc., Manufacturers and
as
Farmington, N.
composed
Trust
Wood,
2.98%.
Bond
awarded
Paine,
Co.,
were
composed of
group
&
Legality approved by Chapman &
$1,275,000
Stiver
p.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on Dec. 19 for the
offered Nov.
Traders Trust Co. of
3s, at
as
price of 100.07, a basis of about
a
198,
baugh, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
2087—were awarded
group
New
Buffalo,
in
York,
White
D.
R.
of
Company
a
Marine
2179—were awarded to
p.
2—v.
a
59
Cutler.
The
—
offered Dec. 4
&
Jackson
(P. O. New Lebanon), Ohio
$1,491,000 water
improvement bonds
public
improvement bonds offered Dec. 3
i—tV.
Prescott
Johnsville-New Lebanon
price of par.
a
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $220,000
Co.,
a
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
3.36%.
Bond
&
100.52,
Bond
price of 100.40, a basis of about
a
Wade
198,
v.
—
sani¬
& Kraus, Inc., and
Burge
revenue
22
Nov.
to
construction
Dec.
were
—
awarded
$750,000
sewer
offered
1990
1990—were sold to the Housing
and
Home
Finance Agency,
as
1989—were awarded to Adams,
p.
Y.
Ohio
Heights,
p.
198,
v.
offered
storm
bonds
school bonds
Sale—The
Bond
tary
$410,000 gradu¬
dormitory
center
bonds
$130,000 school
Cleveland
Brooklyn
(P. O. Brooklyn), N.
Central
Delhi and Bovina
Andes,
of
Institute
Polytechnic
Sale
Bond
OHIO
& Wood.
by Hawkins, Delafield
of 100L09, a basis of about
' '
School District,
Ohio
McCarthy.
approved
Legality
J-J.
Interest
Company of Albany, as 2.90s, at a
price
&
school
$3,605,000
of
Westerville City
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Dec. 11 for the
on
1964. Due on
from 1965 to 1989 inclusive.
Jan. 1
Commercial Bank & Trust
2.88%.
(EST)
p.m.
(2275)
Chronicle
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Charles King & Co., and the Na¬
tional
The Commercial and Financial
.
purchase
of New York City,
Trust Company
.
.
by
for
both
Dumas,
1 from
,
issues
ap¬
Huguenin &
60
The Commercial and
(2276)
works
and
fered
Nov.
system bonds of¬
sewer
Bond
1992—
sewage
awarded
were
p.
Underwood,
to
& Co.,
Neuhaus
198,
18—v.
follows:
as
1981.
1980
Lake
Due on March
1,
Due on March
1,
Sale —The
Bond
school
3.70s.
3
Dec.
198,
v.
—
awarded to
inclusive.
1986
to
1984
from
1
Due on March
3%s.
the
York
Independent School District,
Kyle
T exas
interest
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
building bonds was sold
R. A. Underwood & Co. Dated
to
Dec.
1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1
1976
to
Interest
inclusive.
1992
from
Legality approved by.Gib¬
J-D.
LaMarque Indep. School District,
'
Texas
/
cost
25—v.
Nov.
198,
for
1892—was
postponed until Dec. 9.
Texas
City
National
City;
Cleveland;
High-
J.
Hartford,
Dec.
1, 1963. Due on March 1 from 1973
Interest
inclusive.
Simonds,
receive
ices
Town
sealed
approved
by
M-S.
Dumas,
000
bonds
Dated
16
$200,-
to
R. A.
as
Un¬
3%s.
Feb.
on
1975
on
A.
will
National
Serv¬
Water
St.,
(EST)
a.m.
on
purchase of $60,Dated
Dec.
1
Dec.
inclusive.
1964 to
from
Interest J-D.
1,
Bond
bids
Offering—Fred W.
Kipp,
of
c/o National Shawmut Bank
Boston,
(EST)
15
Dec.
on
of
11
Dec.
Dept.,
until 11
25
to
1964
Storey,
sealed
Pinehurst, Texas
Bond
$469,000
of
Texas
Corp.,
$250,000
and
Due
First
follows:
as
sewer
bonds.
totaling
to .the
sold
were
from
15
1966 to 1993 inclusive.
bonds.
1968
Legality
Premont
Dec.
approved
Vin¬
by
$400,000
Dated
for
11
the
15, 1963. Due
■'*,
Texas
sealed
Dec.
to
of
the
Sale—The $475,000 school
First
Houston,
City
and
(EST)
a.m.
of
April
on
Nov.
19
awarded
National
Bank
Funk, Hobbs, &
on
(P.
O.
11
to
inclusive.
1965
terest
J-J.
Reed,
1984
Bond
sold
to
Sale—An
(EST)
Hoyt,
to
J-D.
Legality
mas,
issue
of
$96,000
bonds
was
Dittniar & Co., Inc. Dated
1970
1973
Richard
P.
(CST)
a;m.
to
1988
Sale—An
issue
of
improvement bonds
to
the
Royal
$540,sold
was
Securities
Corp.,
534s. Due
as
to
1983
Dec.
on
1 from
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
receive
QUEBEC
on
Washburn
Mc¬
&
on
Dec. 15 from
inclusive.
approved
Bond
Pincourt, Que.
Offering
—
City
Hatchett
Russell
sealed
bids
will
announces
-
the
for
19
purchase
on
Dated
Dec.
from
1, 1963.
1964 to
Due
Dec.
on
1992 inclusive.
In¬
Offering
Richard
—
L.
sealed
ceive
until
bids
of
10
10
sive.
Interest
J-D.
Sale—An
Bond
school
000
Legality
sold
Shearson,
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
to
inclusive.
1983
Interest
a
group
ap¬
Powell
&
coupons,
Oct.
Dated
Gibson.
from
1
WASHINGTON
114
a
1983
Bond
to Rene T.
of
Bond
98.51,
ceive
Treasurer,
sealed
(PST)
bids
Dec.
on
of
will
1974
until
12
11
bonds.
Dated Jan.
1, 1964.
Due
from
to
inclusive.
1966
terest
1984
to
on
Jan. 1
In¬
Columbia
Bond
price of
par.
inclusive. In¬
Sale—An issue of
Bond
and
at vari¬
school
000
v.
198,
Montreal,
Gelinas,
Inc.,
E.
Johnson
will
that
announces
be
Horowitz,
and Greenshields, Inc., at
received
office,
Sale—The $165,000
Bond
Due
on
1974
1983
inclusive.
to
to
general
sioners,
until
Sale—An
000
to
improvement
of
will
11
Board
of
receive
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
1
Commis¬
sealed
bids
Dec.
on
Dec.
from
Eastern
/
SASKATCHEWAN
BRITISH COLUMBIA
to
In¬
J-J.
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
County (P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
Secretary of State Commis¬
on
sealed
noon
Local
bids
Debt,
will
receive
at
(EST);
Richmond
on
Dec.
12
until
for
the
by
provement
1964.
Due
bonds.
on
Jan.
Dated
1
from
Jan.
1,
1965
to
000
Bond
000
to
Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds
&
Bros.
Burns
$2,960,sold
was
Denton,
Ltd.,
improvement bonds
Gundy
Due
&
Co.,
inclusive.
as
1
Dec.
on
5y2s
from
Interest
Bond
and
1964 to
J-D.
SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
Offering—Fred ,S. Johns,
20
for
the
will
receive
purchase
from
facilities
1964
gality
to
Due
Record
bonds.
on
Oct. 1
inclusive.
by
Bank & Quotation
of $3,062,000
revenue
2001
approved
sealed
Le¬
Burcham
(Only $45
per
year—(Single Copy
—
$4)
&
Blair.
This bound
publication will give
King County School Dist. No. 412
prices
on
all
(P. O. Seattle), Wash
"hard
to
find"
Sale—An
Bond
000
school
group
bonds
composed
issue
was
of
of
to
a
Pacific^ National
Seattle,
and
the
Foster
&
Pacific
you
as
the monthly
well
as
those
quotations.
Over-the-Counter
Write
Seattle-
Bank
Marshall,
Northwest
Co.
Dated Jan. 1, 1964. Due on Jan. 1
call:
/.
/-
'
'
,
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
of
Inc.,
or
*
First National Bank, Blyth & Co.,
Inc.,
securities
$321,-
sold
the
listed
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
1
v
REctor 2-9570
•,
\
,
.
sold
by Wood,
headed
syndicate
a
$1,279,-
was
1983
Legality
Washington State College
student
inclusive.
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
10
(P. O. Cheney), Wash.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
to
sion
$397,-,
Cliche & Associates, at a price
1963.
1,
1965
Interest J-D.
Jan. 1
from
nett,
of
improvement bonds was sold
purchase of $435,000 hos¬
bonds.
Due
1984
17
$3,500,000
1, 1964.
1965
Que.
issue
approved by Burcham & Blair.
Room
Dated Jan.
terest
1 from
Dec.
Thetford Mines,
Bond
CANADA
Offering—Kay Robinson,
Secretary
c/o
Dec.
on
of
a
/
Dec. 1 from
on
834,000 6s.
school
2088—were awarded to
p.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Dec.
purchase
&
inclusive.
to
Comptroller,
(EST)
a.m.
follows: '
as
a
of
Leclerc,
1973
(P. O. Afton),
Vancouver, B. C.
101, Finance Building, Richmond,
11
Robert
T.
Rene
$466,000 5%s. Due
(P. O. Dayton),
until
the
to
Bank
the
of
$1,300,-
sold
was
Geoffrion,
Inc.,
price of 98.65,
Kirchner & Co.
Washington
inclusive.
City Manager
—
bonds
composed
group
building bonds offered Nov. 27—
County Public Hospital
District No. 1
Due
Hampton, Va.
Offering
from
1
inclusive.
Valleyfield School
Legality approved by
Thorgrimson,
Dec.
on
,
Commissiori, Que.
of 96.20.
J-J.
pital
VIRGINIA
Bond
1978
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1973
Salaberry de
of
Consolidated Sch.
19
sold
price
a
Wyoming
pur¬
school
$550,000
No.
a.m.
the
for
District
$705,-
was
follows:
457,000 6s. Due
WYOMING
re¬
of
Leclerc, Inc., at
as
1964
Offering—Eva King Bur-
County
Que.
issue
improvement bonds
Mc-
Inc.,
Inc.,
000
Washington
gett,
from
1
was
Legality approved by
Lincoln, County
Dec.
Dorothee,
Sale—An
1964 to
Quarles, Herriott & Clemons.
(P. O. Vancouver),
on
1978 inclusive.
$248,000 5%s. Due
1963. Due on'April
1,
1965 to
terest A-O.
County, Evergreen School
■
for
inclusive.
Due
6s.
1969 to
$650,-
Co.,
&
Condon,
Co.,
of
bonds
composed
Hammill
&
Dougal
issue
building
Dec. 1 from
on
1968
to
878,000
$1,200,000 county build¬
Dec.
1, 1963.
follows:
as
pur¬
1 from 1964 to 1973 inclu¬
Dec.
on
by
price of
a
a.m.
the
for
was
headed
Associates, at
Ste.
Dec.
on
$961,500
bonds
sewer
syndicate
a
1964
Sylvester, County Clerk, will re¬
public improvement bonds. Dated
for the
terest J-D.
purchase of $5,000,000 public im¬
Huguenin & Boothman.
Bond
to
Cliche &
Waukesha), Wis.
Dec,
of $1,000,000
sold
and
$83,500 5y2s. Due
be
(EST)
a.m.
aqueduct
96.57,
(P. O.
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due
Manager
Bond Sale—An issue of
Oct.
on
received, proved by Chapman & Cutler.
at
the
State Treasurer's 'office,
Wrightstown, Wis.
Room 101 Finance Building, Rich¬
the purchase of $220,-
Interest
Du¬
Waukesha County
chase
Virginia Beach, Va.
Due
1962.
1,
Sammond & Lardner.
Foley,
(CST)
on
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
improvement
Dec. 15, 1963. Due
000
ada,
terest A-O. Legality approved by
In¬
Legality approved by
Carthy.
receive
disposal system bonds.
Monahans),
T exas
hospital
10
1964
Gait, Oht.
Bond
1964
will
from
Interest J-D.
Ltd., and the Royal Bank of Can¬
(P. O.
—
Securities,
price of 97.41.
a
Saskatoon, Sask.
Grif¬
B.
will
bids until 2 p.m.
Henrico
County
Legality
frorp 1965 to 2012 inclusive. In¬
Jan. 1
on
Hart, Inc.
Ward
1
purchase of $9,-
from
Preston,
for
for
offered
the
(EST)
noon
Oct.
'
Dec.
Seguin Independent School District,
1892—were
receive
purchase
City Treasurer,
Treasurer's
p.
until
Due
z
Offering—Eldon
State
Gibson, Spence & Gibson.
Finance, will receive
for
Dist. No.
O.
of
Legality approved by
bonds
13
Starin & Ellis.
bids
198,,
Offering
ous
Legality approved by
sealed
—v.
J-D.
2
Ltd.,
ONTARIO
1983
President,
Williams,' Gay,
(P.
1, 1963. Due
C.
Bond
to
Ashland), Wis.
ton,
Dec.
on
will
11
15 from 1968 to 1973 inclusive. In¬
building
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Vergennes, Vt.
bonds.
on
Fary,
1, 1964.
Vt.
the
terest
J-D.
1965
White-Phillips
from 1966 to 2003 inclusive. In¬
(CST)
purchase
building
school
Dec.
1
1
Offering—Sealed bids will
Dec.
from
Northland College
Legality approved by Hun-
000 sewage
Independent School Dist.,
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
for
terest A-O.
Bond
Interest
1963.
until
18
from
15
Texas
Bond
Due
sold
Denton,
Osier
-
5M»s, at
1963.
Chapman & Cutler.
to
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
son,
as
&
$4,000,-
was
Dec.
1,
Interest
Bond
Midland
$700,000
Dec.
1
approved by
Dated
Dated Jan.
$500,000 dormitory revenue bonds., chase
inclusive.
15,
inclusive.
Bros.-
and
Hayes,
on
of
Burns
Ltd.,
Dated
Dec.
F.
approved
University
bids
Dec.
on
fith,
Dec.
bonds.
on
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
1964
inclusive.
Secretary,
sewer revenue
on
1993
to
Dated
J-D.
Due
18
Dec.
Thorndike,, Palmer &
Dated April
waterworks
Dec.
on
219,000 water and
school
800,000 public improvement bonds.
Offering—Col. Edwafd H.
sealed
Bonds
—
3
the
J-D.
1988
to
Northfield),
Dec. 2
on
of
bids
Clark
Sargent,
Sale
until
for
pur¬
Legality
J-D.
Norwich
Eddleman, Polk & Fosdick, Inc.
Bond
Offering—Marvin
improvement bonds
for the purchase of $405,-
•
2088—were awarded
,
5
bids
Dodge.
198,
v.
—
p.
■
No.
sealed
improvement originally scheduled
Nov.
District
to
Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
sewer
15, 1963. Due
40
a.m.
the
for
$580,000
from
by
$300,000 street
Municipal
Water Street, Boston,
Dated
on
Securities,
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
Dec.
W.
Newport, Vt.
Interest
sale
12
Thorn-
&
Theresa, Ash-
Inc., Mason & Lee, Mason & Co.,
Stokes & Co.
Le¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
chase
Nederland, Texas
for
C.
Co.,
and Elkins, Morris,
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
In¬
1978 inclusive.
Sale—The
&
Wyllie
Co.,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed mond, until 11
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
Bond
Co.,
(Villages),
Bailey,
Director
c/o
40
bonds.
Due
Legality approved by
F-A.
terest
of
1963. Due
1,
1965 to
bids
Mason-
Bond Offering—Robert T.
Municipal
the
for
water
1963.
Indep.
Inc.,
Co.,
Nov.
from
1
issue
sold
was
&
syndi¬
School
Bond
Due
&
Strudwick,
Osier
-
S^s.
Metropolitan Corp. of Greater
hill, Inc., Willis, Kenney & Ayres,
that
Texas
District,
&
derwood
Cassell
the
duPont
Strader
Midland
as
&
(P. O. Lomira), Wis.
Investment Corp. of
Inc.,
Virginia,
of
I.
&
inclusive.
Richmond, Va.
Treasurer,
Bank,
-
Consolidated
Sale—An
Bond
Sav¬
&
Vt.
bids
Department,
Huguenin & Boothrrtan.
School
Bank,
Offerin g—Robert
Bond
of $1,- 000
Dated
bonds.
Madisonville
Francis
cate:
1
Dec.
on
Brownsville
Joint
as'
inclusive.
members
Gay
ford, Byron and Eden (Towns)
net
a
Dec. 1 from
on
Lawrence,
Leroy, Lomira,
a
3.14%,
1979
to
1983
to
Other
VERMONT
Dec.
(CST)
a.m.
Dec. 9 for the purchase
Legality
Bank
City
Seattle Trust
sealed bids until 11:30
1988
New
ings Bank, and Foster & Marshall.
Boston, until 1-1:30
to
to
awarded
Due
660,000 3y4s. Due
syndicate:
Bank,
1964
1980
Island, Providence;
Bank & Trust Co., Salt
Shawmut
,
Offering—Thos.
road
from
and
Winnipeg, Man.
27—v.
District
3.10s.
$2,590,000
Le¬
Roberts, Ltd.,
MANITOBA
Lomira,
follows:
2.86%.
of Rhode
Walker
Nov.
about
of
by
Monday, December 9, 1963
WISCONSIN
$3,250,000
price of 100.08,
a
cost
Anderson
tower, County Judge, will receive
000.000
Co., at
interest
Hagan,
p.
Liberty County (P. O. Liberty),
on
&
inclusive.
.
O.
syndicate headed'by Phelps, Fenn
net
a
Industrial National
Co.;
offered
.
Moch.
(P.
The,
—
1972
approved
Shefelman,
1487—were
p.
York; Schwabacher & Co.; Weeden
bonds
school
scheduled
Bond
bonds
school
to
1966
gality
.
000 student center revenue bonds.
$840,000
of
Sale
&
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
about
of
of
from
Chatham), Va.
variety of
a
price of 100.05,
a
National
Lake
Spence & Gibson.
son,
First
were
—
Company
Other members of the
$120,-
000 school
Trust
City, for
at
coupons,
2180
p.
Le¬
King,
syndicate headed by
a
Bankers
New
offered
J-J.
Wood,
Pittsylvania County
198,
$3,700,000
bonds
building
1983.
120,000
Granite Sch. Dist.
City,
by
Dawson & Logan.
Bond
(P. O. Salt Lake City), Utah
1982.
35,000
$50,000
Interest
approved
jto Stern Brothers & Co., as
Salt
<
3.80s.
35,000
sold
issde of
Sale—An
treatment plant bonds was
37/sS.
$60,000 4s. Due on March 1,
and
gality
Brigham City, Utah
Sale—The $250,000 water¬
Bond
inclusive.
1984
UTAH
Groves, Texas
Financial Chronicle
•
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1988
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