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LEADING
THE
Volume
AND
New York
Number 6229
197
MOST INFORMATIVE
IN THE
PUBLICATION
FINANCIAL FIELD
ESTABLISHED
...
Price $1.60 a
7, N. Y., Monday, January 14,1963
1839
In 2 Sections-- Section 1
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
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:
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
iSEC REGISTRATIONS
l-U'* 'O-U'
V,
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On
it was reported that the company had
registration statement originally filed with the
12 which covered 1,000,000 common shares to have
9,-1963,
Jan.
if
with-
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas,
Pacific Petroleums
196, p.-853.
'
C. B» National Fund,
"'■■■
Jan.
on
to
common
of
,;;V-
rl^vV-
-
See
C.
National Fund, Inc.,
B.
^
a
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Change Effective—
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have
>
>
Desert Star Mining .Cd.^-rOffering
& %' •
'
offer
include
that
Everbest Engineering Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
Jan. 4, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on April 2, which covered 100,shares to have been offered at $2.40 per share, through
Planned Investing, Corp., New York.—V. 195, p. 1799,
receive
form and manage
fee
management
a
($7.50
per
Freoplex, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The.
of
$200,000
equal
$1,000
-
the
Olin
of
Dixon's
its
continues
agreement
hydrofluoric
acid
managment
in
effect
Dixon
and
that
IS
drastic
a
notes
effect
adverse
all
Dixon's
on
whose securities
first mortgage
of
are
^
debenture
on
most
property) held by The Prudential Insurance Co.
$750,000 of notes held by Manufacturers Hanover
creditors
two
Olin
have
that,
agreed
they
agreement,
will
defer
to
effective
on
all
of
The
the
.
their
'stock, of'which Essex
owns'.
36%
,4
Dixon
p.
84.
...
.
~
-
with
and
Clifton,
Road,
the
SEC
Chemical
Essex
6%
class
on
N.
Dec.
(1)
158,764
J"
shares
Lurado
stock
was
Mfg.
purchase
organized
operation
a
<,
plant
and
in
1961
a
w/\v'") ■ I#
Oct.
31,
common stock, of which manage9.71%. W. M. Jarman is board chair¬
is president.
The prospectus lists 7
71st St., Miami Beach, Fla., filed
with
the
stock.
common
in
was
progress,
31,443 class
the
in
SEC
on
July
On
24,
covering
4
Jan.
1962,
the
a regis¬
46,360 shares
company
began;,
v,
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1
Coast
Stock
....
by Ratner. The prospectus states that because the com-,
pany did not obtain through the public offering all of the funds
contemplated by the prospectus, it is offering to each stockholder
who purchased shares in the public offering the right to rescind
the purchase and obtain refund of the $10 per share purchase
price.
< l
1
*
The company is engaged
in the construction and sale of resi¬
dences, commercial and community facilities at Lehigh Acres, Fla.,
and
the
supply of water, sewage and garbage disposal services
to that community. The $268,380 net proceeds from the earlier stock
offering were applied as follows: $46,750 In selling commissions,
$50,380 for expenses of the offering, $202,000 for repayment of
loans, and $16,000 for construction of line extensions. In addition
to
certain Indebtedness, the company has outstanding
(at Sept.
*r
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i
12
24
29
43:
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—34 ;
34
34
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p 30, 1962)
36
SEC
of
Index
Stock
---V- 36
directly
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NewsCorporate and Municipal Financing Ahead„
State and
Dividends
1
2
Federal
Foreign
Reserve
Exchange
of Member Banks
System
Twelve
Federal
of
46
46
—
Banks
-
at
$3
share through Charles
per
Plohn & Co,, New York.
-■
4,
1963
the
company
withdrew
its
registration
state¬
filed with the SEC on April 5, which covered
shares to have been offered publicly, through
Co., and Morris Cohon & Co., New York.—V. 195, p. 1802.
originally
160,000
Street
common
&
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.—Files
46
Exchange Plan—
address is Pacific Bldg., Calgary, Alberta,
Canada, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 31
covering 1,533,487 shares of common stock.
Such shares are to be
offered from time to time by the company In connection with the
company,
voluntary
*
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
of
(a
class
each
B
five
shares.
whose
by the company to the holders
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.
rate of four common shares for
class A shares and five common shares for each 15 class
Tlie class B stockholders have the option to sell to the
their stock at $5 per share. The company has previously
A
exchange
and
Canadian
company
class
offers
B
company),
made
shares
at
of
the
•'
„
$1.40
out¬
641.
2, 1963, the company withdrew its registration, statement
filed with the SEC on May 28, which covered 150,000
convertible cumulative preferred stock, to have been
Jan,
ment
The
Rates
Reserve
subject to an
195, p. 2591.
On
•
9
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
V
upon
are
50
City Bond Offerings
Declared and Payable—
Condition Statement
County Land
Lee
J Montebello Liquors, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
,"
General Corporation, and Investment
1962
by
8%
of
offered
—V.
J
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owned
Mechmetal-Tronics, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
On Jan.
originally
Miscellaneous Features
"
shares
B
standing is 70 cents per share.—V. 196, p.
York
.
18%
class
option held by Ratner to acquire such shares at $1.30 to
per
share until April 1963.
Book value of all stock now
36 j
Prices
and 20%, respectively,
80%,' respectively. In addition, Gerald Gould, a director,
•?': virtue of his ownership of 22%
of Lee County Land, owns
and
Stock Exchange-i.-, 36,
Transactions American Stock Exchange
36
New
Transactions
1,250,000 class B shares, of which
and Lee County Land 11%
by
in¬
of the outstanding class B shares of the company,
457,367 class A and
Ratner owns 61%
36
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
———rr>*—- 37
Toronto Stock Exchange---^^^--------ti,i>.-i. 38
Qverrthe-Countep Market
i——'42
Dow-Jones Stock' and Bond Averages^-—.—. 36
acid
Dixon's acquisition for cancellation of at least $6,000,000 of
the $7,938,000 of its outstanding 6%
subordinated debentures due
1978 and 6% convertible senior subordinated income debentures due
1981.
Essex, which also owns an aggregate of $500,000 of said de¬
bentures, in order to assist Dixon in the acquisition of as many
debentures as possible, has agreed to make a concurrent offer of its
shares for Dixon's debentures and to accept the exchange offer with
Ratner,
-
common,
Leeco Investors Corp., the underwriter,. pur-V
shares of the company In stabilizing trans¬
market and resold 14,867 of such shares to
owned
Exchange.
Stock Exchange —
:
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange——
A
open
the balance of 16,576 shares being sold privately to
President, and Lee County Land & Title Co., 48%
public,
Lee
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
recapitalized. The said agreement is conditioned, among other things,
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—
of $5,260,000 and a deficit
in
stockholder equity of
$3,474,000. Such loss and deficit ""have
increased
and
are
said
to
have
resul&jj&. chiefly from the com¬
pany's inability
to sell a
sufficient (Volume
of its products at
profitable levels.
The prospectus states^ that it now appears that
the level of operations cannot be increased rapidly enough to enable
;i .the company to meet its fixed debt and interest charges unless an
agreement between Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. and Dixon, as
described below, becomes unconditional and unless the company is
through
f,'\
Stock
Pacific
an
a
loss
fi'
-
substantial
loss
Elant. conducted atto Dixon's prospectus,and have resulted inhave
According
operations to date
een
t
Stock
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accuriiulated
A
actions
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)—.
American Stock Exchange—
'National Stock Exchange-Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—;
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange.—™-—.
Plan
hydrofluoric
' "S,
>
New York
Co. and 166,551 shares underlying certain common
warrants. Dixon, which is 36%: owned by Essex,'*
in
1957, and in
1960 it placed into commercial
acid
1 *
New York
of Essex. The Essex statement also includes 35,294
of Essex issuable in connection with its acquisition
sulfuric
group own
Willingham
statement
class
chased
=,«
PAGE
series A ($10 par),
common
a
H.
of
shares
3,935,786
B.
public - offering of 300,000 class A shares which, according to*
prospectus, was terminated In December because of adverse
market conditions with 31,513 shares being sold. While the offer¬
t
both of Broad St.
filed registration state¬
covering
and
the
Corp.,
have
J.
31
per
company
tration
Stock and Bond Quotations
cumulative
A
$40
selling stockholders (who received such stock pursuant to company
aquisitions) owning an aggregate of 39,092 shares. Paul D. Black-proposes
to sell 9,212
shares and others propose to sell
amounts ranging from 1,707 to 7i68l shares.—-V. 196, p. 2477.
i S >'■ 41 % Sv
^ ' f.-s
»> '4$0.V f V" i i"
h'
,;r- t'1 K- ' ::' ' C. 1'
:i' 1 ) ,U 1
ing
preferred
($5 par), and 767,000
class B 6% cumulative preferred shares ($5 par) of Dixon and (2)
92,874 common and 178,940 6% convertible second preferred shares,
346,494
Stock
York
a
In This Issue
*
.y'
■
Chemical Industries, Inc.—Files Exch.
Hepburn
ments
'
r'.'.
Chemical
Dixon
and
\
New
(maximum
:•-y
The company of 800
and Harriman Ripley & Co> 13%.
Suspended^r r
Arizona.
The order provides an opportunity for
request.-on.thequestlon [whether- tthe. suspension
Should be vacated or, made^permanent.
>'
;
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in
amount.
In a
notification filed on Oct.. 7, 1959, Desert Star
Mining proposed the public offering of 300,000 common shares at.
$1 per share.
According to the order, the offering began in Nov.
1959 and has not
been completed;
and revised offering circulars
were filed
in Sept. 1960 and June 1961.
The Commission asserts in
its suspension order that it has reasonable cause to believe (1) that
certain terms and conditions of the Regulation were not complied
with in that, subsequent to the filing of its second revised offering
circular, the Issuer did not propose, file or use a revised offering
circular as required
(2) that the company's offering circular Is
false and misleading in respect of certain material facts with re¬
gard to the issuer's financial condition, < 3» that the company failed
to file a
report of stock sales as required, and (4) that the com¬
pany and its officers, directors and promoters failed to cooperate
with the Commission by withholding basic information requested in
deficiency letters.—V. 191,
the
man
of
upon
Yvv.A"''&.
offered for public sale by
on
Lehigh Industries & Investing Corp.—Files Rescis-,
sion Offer—
Kingman,
Co.,
'
.
the
the" SEC "issued an 'order temporarily" suspending
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities
Act of 1933 with respect to a stock offering, oftDesert Star^ Mining
hearing,
time
to
then [prevailing*
prices
;':
ment officials as
man
of
time
from
market
at
outstanding
and
respective debt instruments and effect certain other changes
therein;-including a significant reduction in working capital re¬
quirements contained in the notes (the company's working capital
is
about
$1,566,000 below such requirements).
Dixon
now
has
outstanding, in addition to indebtedness, 581,131 shares of common
\ 'r-.\
is engaged principally in the manufacture of apparel and footwear for men, women and children, and the sale of
these products through both wholesale and
retail outlets. In ad¬
dition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has
The
'
and
payments
the
?
.
of 111 Seventh Ave., North Nashville, Tenn., filed
statement with the SEC on Jan. 3 covering 36,378
thereof
holders
share).;
.
Trust Co. These
thevclosing of the
and' reschedule
,
\;1;
company
registration
Exchange
Dixon's
America
/\,,
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outstanding shares of common stock, to be
$6,125,000
of
•
V {s^^
v
a
re¬
holders
subordinate
lien
of Route 18, Tlces Lane, East Bruns¬
the operation of. retail .meat super*
1768.
Genesco In«.—Common Registered—
■
by
(secured
be
markets.—196, p.
;
business.
believes
to
are
par,
whose address is
J., is engaged in
wick?v N*
assuming it becomes unconditional
will for five years beginning January
Dixon 130,000 tons of sulfuric acid per year
tha|; the
at
'■
Freoplex
Olin
potential
offered
■'capital.
of:
agreement,
1963,
2, 1963 filed a "Reg; A" covering
subordinated debentures due March 1,
through Alessandrini & Co., Inc., N. Y.
used for repayment of debt, and working'
Jan.
on
convertible
7%
oi
be
Proceeds
to
-
.
corporation
to
1975
group
a
class A
000
63
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., 120 Broadway, both
to
'
;
On
closing
a
Inc., this Issue.
Chemical Industries,
ment
'
.
On Jan. 4,1963
of
olin
30,
stockholders,
a
...
preferred
capitalized, the only practical alternative for the company is forced
liquidation or bankruptcy. This, according to the prospectus, would
193, p. 700.
Co.-^Bon4s Registered^;; '
"< 0?i,i' ?, 0
^'v.V
will
and
develop the
prospectus states
The
of
'
dealers
to
unless
The company -of l506 Commerce St., Dailas," filed a registration • •
statement :witH ^heASECoioh ^an;A 3i ii963i ; covering $25,000,000 of
first
mortgage bonds due 1993, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding Jan. 29. The net proceeds from the bond
sale; together with -other funds? will be used to redeem In March
1963
(at 106.76%)
$20,000,000 of 5V*%. first mortgage bonds due, ;*
1989, to repay $1,500,000 of short-term borrowings from its parent,
Texas Utilities Company
(incurred to meet construction require¬
ments), and for construction of new facilities and other corporate
purposes.
The company's construction program is expected to cost
about ,$13,200,000 in 1962 and; $23,600,000 in 1963.—V. 196, p. 2479. '
,
conditions of the
agreement take place.
and
amount paid out'to the dealers
exchanged) plus certain expenses,
the
April
which
'
Dallas Power & Light
cumulative
A
Essex Chemical Corp.—Files Exchange Offersee Dixon
of
be "used to pay the
cash required in the exchange offer,
incident thereto, and for working capital); Olin will have
an option to purchase substantially all of Dixon's present facilities
during 1968 for $5,000,000; and Dixon will have five years in
:■•. 'My
this issues.—V.
class
shares
expenses
^4
Inc^Name
Builders,
Church
(or,
"(to
-
"
SEC Registration Withdrawn-- -v
•
its
of
two
issue
and
the
of
Under
by
$5 per share' through an
.-./.A i
shares
Series
Olin
soliciting
25%
Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
'
-
preferred
1963, purchase from
and Vyill service" and maintain Dixon's1 otheh sales of sulfuric
acid;
Olin - will advance $1,000,000 to Dixon on a secured note
the company withdrew its registration statement
with the SEC on Feb. 12, which'covered 200,000
shares of which 120,000 were to have been offered by the
80.000 by stockholders, at
underwriter pot •iiamed.-A-V. 195, p. 857..
the
debentures
)
filed
and
cash
St., and P. W. Brooks & Co.,
New York, will use their best efforts
7,
company,
shares
17
of
amount
Wall
'Uj Zw'l
B
'
Essex
consisting
unit
of
agreement,
under
its
Cameo Lingerie,
and
.one
shares
; the
■■T*
'T"'
On Jan. 9, 1963,
originally
holder,
unit
one
by the debenture holder, Essex will exchange
consisting of four shares of its common and
A
convertible
preferred).
The
prospectus
states that it is a condition to the closing of the agreement with
Olin that the United States Department of Justice issue a letter
stating that it does not propose to initiate any action under the
anti-trust laws with respect to the transactions contemplated by
Inc.—New Name—
agement, Inc., Fort Worth.
class
13
and
common
debenture
stock Essex has
indebtedness and preferred
outstanding 807,755 shares of common stock, of which its manage¬
officials as a group own 7.4%. L. John Polite, Jr.? is Presi¬
dent of both companies.—V. 194, p. 529.
if desired
(or,
therefor
six
1963, the company (formerly Church Builders, Inc.)
registration statement originally filed with the SEC
Feb.
6,
1961, which covered 50,000 common shares, series 2,
have been offered at $5.50 per share, through Associates Man¬
On
withdrew
its
the
unspecified
an
common
stock
Ltd.—Share Exch. Offer
this issue.—V.
Ltd.,
of
by
debentures
pay
its
195, p.-857.:
:
Dixon
will
its,
See
desired
SEC FILINGS
•
ment
will exchange for $100
of two shares of common
and
five shares of Series A convertible preferred of Essex). For
each
$100 of
its senior subordinated income debentures,
Dixon
SEC :
on
Feb.
been
offered publicly at $11 per share through Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
New York, and Rouscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Dallas.
A spokesman for the underwriters stated that the "current soft
market for new issues" was the prime reason for the withdrawal.
—V,
shares
two
-•
Trust—SEC Registra¬
to certain
Iri -Addition
respect to its holdings of Dixon debentures (provided 90% of the total
acquired). Accordingly, for each $100 of subordinated debentures
1978, Dixon will pay an unspecified amount of cash and issue
due
tion Withdrawn—
drawn
INSURANCE
•
is
.
of
American Southwest Realty
INDUSTRIAL
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Continued
on page
3
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(138)
;a
by
cimsifv
oiuwt-i
AVinorl
^noyi^nrv
Corporate and Municipal
$212 million bills while u. s. treasury raised $750 million
xa/'"-v-!a la ''a: a-\ ~ '
":"'.aA: Member banks' free excess reserves in the lastest reported week on a daily
aaav' aa/aa/A aa'a .va'aui'average basis were $372 million—up $54 million from two weeks
ago despite:
'
mttwrv.
U) *212 million sale from the Federal Reserve's portfolio of governments;
(2) the Jan. 8 public sealed bid sale of $250 million 30-year bonds by the Treas;ury (woabyC. J Deyme-headed syndicate at a net basis cost to the Treasury
of 4 008210%). and (3) $500 million one-year bill new cash sale on Jan. 9, also
by the Treasury at an average interest yield to the buyer of 3.015%.
•
v
larger in size aggregating $124,086,000. Also, there is slated one .-v
"corporate secondary equity.
-a'a'a'-
million
or
offerings register
At the close of Jan. 9, marking the end of the Treasury's-new
/^actual net
public corporate and municipal
Both the four-week and the total firm backlog of
backlog of definite corporate fixed interest rate senior issues with and without
•
target dates exceeded that for municipals.- For this comparable period, the data
show both are at a lower dollar volume and, also, their positions have reversed
4
with municipal's exceeding expected
Ar
MAWrn>r/if
t
*t
iwnc
•and
$500 million
_
,
.
S amount
loan notes.
w
five consecutive weeks.
.
Most
of
1962,
excess
leyel and $500 miHion during 1962
.
$
as was/;
$.
,
J
,
This revision should A
reserves
at
were
$400
a
million
"
;• A The
average daily float data for the Jan. 9-ending statement week
gift-high
was a
'stock staved •constant for the" tenth uwk
J
;
a
_
a.
-
A
*
.t
..
-
-
gale
the
The
vi';
.
..
.
-easy—selling io,r the most part;at 3^2%
were
Fed
cask
nor
The post-Christmas
obtained
Jap.-8 and
on
by the Treasury
caused any tightness.
made it unnecessary for
ease on member reserves not only
the Fed to support governments but the supply of
Today (Jan. 14):
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:
7
•/,
Competitive MONTREAL, CANADA, $25 million S&P AA-rated, and Moody »
A-rated sinking fund debentures^ and $4.8 million ;WAYNE COMMUNITY
SANITARY DISTRICT; MICH.
-
sayings was so strong that
the new 4% bonds on an asked price basis went immediately to 3.99% and the
4%%$-8/15/87-92-went-dowit one basis point, also, to 3.97%.- .
.
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CHANGES IN FEDERAL RESERVE'S
\
GOVERNMENT
HOLDINGS
SINCE NUDGING COMMENCED
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$35 million competitive ILLINOIS POWER CO. first mortgage bonds rated
^
-
,
,
.
the
on
theaverage.
row
closed at 2%/arid we?e 2% the next day and closed at 1V2 %. Neither the \biir|
^
,
,
a
temii week irr a row.
.
,
Tomorrow (Jan. 15):
a. ^
,
in
V
The $212 million bills disgorged from the Fed's portfolio were maturities of one
year or1 lfss and> 9^ that,? $166 million alone fell between 16 to SQ days maturity,
Federal funds
The following large issues are expected to appear in the capital market:
in circulation
reserves, .money
average; aided, reserves, too* by, declining $317 railli©n:7on
,
,
lo-sale of fpmmrarv'
t mpo ay,,
of. $37,016,000 in the scheduled Jan.
■
7
<
$44 million average-addition to net free
-
g
01
tJ?
<^7
the
in
> weeks did the excess reserve level go below $300 million.
^aooord^to
to
and falling tax revenues, of. course, may well tell a -different story.
?«1S
ties
1
•// \A; \7 i '§■ AA? ' confirm our view held last week that the Fed had not altered credit extension ;/A
^twittrapat ttaisx citatti
to''"a tighter fit. However/ free reserves have stayed below $400 million for"M
cri
refinance $5.5 billion maturities coming due
and to not raise much in the way of new cash since anticipated addition to the
Federal debt will be negligible/ The second half, with an unimproved economy
,,
average
an
$2>728 million_up $44 minion from the prior week/The actual Jan. 9 gift-float
rhinwas $2>200 million—down $773 million from Jan. 2's actual amount. Besides the
—
.
on
1
Treasury^ 11 niot be in ether *he
f£U^K$1n?
bps4 iDurin^^ecut plans of
in,st_hali
present non-tax
mu-
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; instead of $289 million.: Thus, in only two, and not three, of the December
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in one-year bills), the
n+r- ne 5aplt>
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reported last week.
offerings of corporates.;
daivcv
WASHi AND MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD, LEAD WEEK S SLATE
raised $75°
a
move,
Revised figures for the week ending Jan. 2, incidentally, show
that free reserves had not dropped below $300 million
depict the extent of the dollar volume shrinkage for both the current v •
week to week and for the year to year comparison at this time. Last year's total A/'
below
money
^
excess reserves had only declined $87 million to $202 million from 1
ago.
decrease compared to last week's respective tallies. The tables
a
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Compared to last week's sizable corporate, municipal and Federal Government
public bond sale, this week's docket of $196.7 million looks tepid. Actually, however, the listings for this week are fairly sizable and offer variety. They include
four senior corporate debt issues amounting to $72,660,000 and 36 tax-exempts
of $1
! Monday, January 14, 1963
.
INFLOW OF RESERVES PERMITTED FED TO NEUTRALLY SELL
r mancmg Aneau
rrfiwn
.
AA Nudging commenced Feb. 20, 1961, and
was designed to create higher short term f
yields and lower prices to discourage the outflow of short term funds, and to
GOMERY COUNTY, MD.;" $7,850,000 COLUMBUS CITY SCHOOL
DIST./; a,; * lower the interest rate on, or support higher prices of, bonds to induce investOHIO; and $5^ million SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY, N.. Y;
/merit borrowing. /This entailed the Fed's departure from "bills preferably,"
double
A
the
across
board
with
no
call
protection; $15.7 million MONT-
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revenue
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$6,360,000 SEABOARD,AIR LINES RR. equipment trust certificates — the
first installment out of a total of*
$12,720,00p
rated provisionally by
Moody's at AA; at this writing/Also, $15 million METROPOLITAN
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In a years time
SECOND
ATTEMPT—TOTALLING
of the
V-.
$610/MILLION,
to date in
..
lengthening
a
•>.,
the
a negligible new cash sale
>
Most of the lengthening has come about :):;^
middle and not in the longer schedule of
A
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in almt^t three years was $3.7 billion. The Fed has supported^ since February, 1961, to the extent of _-$1.6 billion,
tf and certificates went Up and down the roller coaster. Now that the:
^1S^!
n.k'/'^Bt^^dmparable. to x)ur^ rediscount rate has been reduced .to
4Yo, (we can expect the Fed will be buying bills,
7 .v-;-;."
Last Tuesday's $250 million first time venture -into sealed
competitive bidding
for the 4%-1988-93 brings the total of
long term new cash financing for the
4,new frontier"
Treasury up to $610 million. It has carried on the Eisenhower
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in
2,542
V*
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(January, 62-63), the Feds purchase of Treasuries was almost
double our gold loss:andcsince February/1961, was almost three times larger
than the-gold, outflow-..; Monetization of debt in the 1962-63 year's time was
1
of long term bonds—20 years or more.
through exchanges—mostly
our debt's
maturity range
92,230
UiL'utm';
1,699
19,984
,
$36,586
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half-way mark of the Administration has resulted
15,991
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LAST WEEK'S 30-YEAR U. S. BOND SALE FOR CASH WAS
The
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(Millions of Dollars)
V-Peb.22, i96i
Jan. 10,1962
92,696 MM
93,m
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million SAN JUAN, P. R.; $5 million' HUNTSVILLE," ALA,t secr ,;11
STAMFORD, CONN.
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^ what has occurred since nudging began is provide immediately below:.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY ,RR, equipment trust
certificates out of a planned $21 million of such financing provisionally
rated AA by Moody's at this writing; secondary sale of 175,000 shares of
FIDELITY BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE :QQ. common via Lee Higginson
Corp., and Shearsoih, Hammill Co.; $10,740,000 ST. LOUIS 'SCHOOiV DIST.,
,
and the selling of short terms and the buying of longer issues; A brief
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debt structure; AU toid,
28-DAY COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN VlSlBLES "
date has put on five advanced refundings none of which attempted to sell or make longer term bonds really attractive. Nudging's em--"
-7:";ajsf^
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Jphasis on low long term rates and fear that funds would leave the private for
^
Bonds \
..stocks
corporates
S Municipals* /(Cois.3 +.4)the government investment market muzzled
any sincere attempt to 'realistically
Jan.* 1.4-Jan.-19 A_j__
$72,cHiO,-doo
;
$8,911,899
$75,671,800
$124,086,000
$199,757,899
stretch out the debt.
A:;.-;: A•/;-V
;•/- Jan. 21-Jan.-go,1%: 118.990,000
1,275,000
120,175,000
124,993,680
345,168,680
secretary Dillon to
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tire
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21,776,000
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Nevertheless, last Aug. 15,1962, the Treasury offered to sell for cash $750 million
Feb.
4-Feb.
8—____
60,000,000
5.000,000
4%%-1992-87 bonds priced at 101 to yield an attractive 4.19%. The tremendous
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rush for a total of
$7,483,000,000 refinancing at that time; of which the 4^4's
*
83i,o62,8oo
were but a small
part, was for 3%'% certificates and the 4%-2/15/69 bonds." \ ALast weekAj.-A-—--xj\$321,740,000 A $57,321,250
Out of $750 million of the 87-92's
only $360 million was taken up for cash and A*-x AJan-,
1962!~—-T- : y:$243,8is,800 : $335,149,250
S5 million in exchange. The first reaction to the
results of the 4y4s's.was that ..-: n: *$1
ormore^iU"'/
it was a flop.
The refinancing, otherwise, was a huge success wherein the *- * •" 'V u • - - * - ' •**. ?* ^
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up with $20 million more.
cash of $1,289 million and wound,.... v: / Av-
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; $311,772,800
$379,061,250
at
a
low
prevailing but,
cost
importantly, to the fact that there
more
could be accommodated.
dropped
ma
were
more
buyers than
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Back in August the 4y4's
priced to yield 4.19% quickly './Total
This was the clue which started the Jan. 8 venture AX
A/ Tota>
day to 4.15%.
S-?«viSTreasury
either
the
again broach themiarket- with another
$708,762,480
;
$456,068,000
$835,129,250
$488,964,000
$i,067,927,050
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.began t0 agree subsequently with^ S^retary ^ Corporate stocks with dates!—$32,262,800 ( 23)
success. Last -weeks venture mta 30-year k/vA Corporate stocks without dates-/—275,482,200(139)
Treasury attests not only to the lower rates now A/A:
to the
; $396,989,680
•
$578,963,050
uiat it could have been a
j
bonds
123,146,000
140,690,000
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Actually, the 4y4's were liberally priced and upon hindsight it was soon realized V
A SorP°raJ® 5on^ w!^ date?-—
$438,560,000 (24)
; that not sufficient advanced publicity and time taTWWgf W)
given to the appealing rate of return. In
short, though we didn't, those who
bonds—Ai—/;• $396,516,665 (49)
tT
72,220,000
75,690,000
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOG / '
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65,000,000
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<27)^ $673,448,800 <37>
1"'"4'500 <88>
<*•>
$634,585,790 <50)
$851,203,300 (72>
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11, 1962
279,256,900(124)
$477,330,000(286)
A; 511,397,1 io(327)
$3q7,745,ioo(162)
.corporates_^A_/_A./-iA^j^iLi;;
$35i,i44,950(i49)
$988,727,110(613)
t$904,26i,765(2ii)
$985,730,740(199)
$i,840,os«,4io(685>
804,426,000(i06)
729,2G2,ooo (98)
municipals with datJ?s-^^A;, ,*615,479,680 (97) a
com-"-A:A " Total
of both financinffklAiiiAi-^ $1,519,741,445(308)
$1,790,502,740005)
$2,569,292,4io(783)
larger installment.. The interest evidenced has AAA.
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proved to the Treasury it has a tested method to sell long-term bonds in small A':/::
Data in parentheses, denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
installments
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mu
t nave tne courage to continue? A . '
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The data which follow attempt to
recapitulate the present Administration's fi-A J'AAs^ares reserved for conversion and for issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from
nancial moves involving
governments of 20 years, or longer, maturity:
A.
' ^includes: $130 million wash, public power supply system, wash., and
$37,250,000 wash.
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'aa .'.a'- '-a' r-.\~
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toll bridge auth., wash.
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;aa
x;ia/aa" ' - hate
Offered
Exchanged
New Cash
a/ax
Composition vA.; "a "a. a-a aaa'saa'.a ' ■ a' ;■ •■.•a'-kka; ';aaa.aa■
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a;a;^aaaa,a^ co"",rate s'ocks and l0nds*
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offinancing
plans
have
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which
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been
formally
aaaaa a:s
Last Week
^a''asa/
$.,533,099,500
announced
or
-.-..aa
approved
for
offering as those in the Total Backlog Table showing firm intentions. New additions to this table
?f indefinite offering intentions include: $14.7 million chicago burlington & quincy rr. in
two or -three Installments besides the $6.3 million to be offered next Wednesday (Jan. 16); southcounties gas co. of calif, (parent is Pacific Lighting Corp.) plans to sell $27 million
first mortgage bonds In the 4th quarter.
Includes, also, 54 postponed issues with an estimated dollar value of $134,115,000 compared to last
weeks tally of 57
issues
and
$136,524;500 value.
changes to the active backlog
.
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These
postponed
issues
may
return
with
or
without
or be withdrawn.
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Volume 197
Number 6229
,
,
stove
Corporation and
General
acquired through open-market purchases 602,545 class A * shares
Bailey Selburn for $6,763,087, and pursuant to an exchange
to shareholders of Bailey Selburn
(other than United States
residents) has acquired an additional 532,059 class A and 561,000
class B shares for 427,777 common shares and $2,775,180 in cash.
That
exchange
offer was made in November 1962 and is now
being extended to March 1963. Bailey Selburn has an aggregate
of 2,918,922 class A and 564,000 class B shares outstanding.
The company is engaged in producing and selling crude petroleum
and
natural
gas,
and
conducting
exploration
and
development
work for the purpose of adding to its oil and gas reserves.
Its
work is primarily centered in Alberta and British Columbia.
Bailey
Selburn is engaged in exploring for, developing and producing oil
and natural gas in Canada and elsewhere.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 16,568,717 shares of
common
stock, of which Phillips Petroleum Co. (Oklahoma) owns
of
John
Getgood
/•
corporation
of
$300,000
6%
at
offered
Proceeds
Phi
to
are
Epsilon
be
of
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1963,
will
and
company will merge with,
552,500 class B shares
issue
the company
members of their families.
or
Dec.
1962 filed
debentures due
used
1515
for
The
that it plans to
has announced
company
sell $25,000,000 of
construction budget for the year. The bal¬
ance of the funds
will come from operating capital.
In 1962, the
company spent $40,000,000 on construction.-—V. 195, p. 2822.
part of its $66,000,000
addition
In
53,844
33%.
will
be
used
to
retire
Bond
On
bids
Bidding Date for
—
Sale—
Jan.
March
8, 1963, the company
12 (11 a.m. EST) at
announced that it would receive
the office of First National City
the sale of $15,000,000 of first
p. 532.
Bank, 55 Wall St., New York, for
mortgage bonds due 1993.—V. 196,
1963, the company announced that it plans to sell
$50,000,000 of first mortgage bonds at competitive bidding Feb. 19
(10 a.m. EST).
Headquarters of the company are at 929 E St.,
Jan.
8,
196, p. 2081.
D. C.—V.
W., Washington,
N.
to
company
now
Public
The
Service
644.
Oklahoma—Bonds
of
to
each
units,
3,000
shares
common
offered
be
at
parent,
•
$100
underwritten
Proceeds
subscription
held
capital.
in
sale
3814
and
Rice & Co.,
for
used
Tennessee
lease
of
Ave.,
of
machinery
Ten-Tex
for the
.>
be
to
are
tising and working
used
for
capital."":.-;.
of Rayamon.
equipment,
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Brake
1963.
4.
filed
the
shares
to
have
SEC
been
namecL—-.y, J95,
on
Manhattan
Chase
Feb. 1,
1963,
the
stock
common
of
Corp.—Appointment—
Bank
has
been-appointed
the corporation.—V.
transfer
agent
197, p. 44.
promotion,
Cold
Wesco Inns,
Withdrawn—
at
$5
share, by
per
an
offered
at
$2
of command signal that would trigger the decoder
one
transistor not working.
Sending this signal from
Maine, they achieved success with the few commands for
which they were equipped and so confirmed the diagnosis.
Appro¬
priately, this occurred on Telstar's orbital pass No. 1492.
They planned eventually, in a cautious procedure, to send a
command to Telstar to disconnect its storage batteries
from all
circuits.
Then, during several eclipses of the satellite; while the
earth shaded Telstar's solar cells, all electric power would be off.
with
even
This would
all
remove
permit recovery
effect, and restore the regular command
<
out,
on
misinterpreted
two different occasions the "trick"
by
Telstar
which
disconnected
commands
its
batteries
the Plans so that during eclipse all power was removed.
The results w?re as anticipated, and normal command was partially
restored to1 both decoders.
The
voltage-femoVal treatment
pur-
was
repeated' Jan. 2 and 3 with complotS^t restoration of the
normal command function.
Success
in turning on Telstar's broadband communications
re¬
peater was carried out Jan. 3 and the first television pictures were
relayed Jan. 4.—V. 196, p. 1763.
Anheuser-Busch Inc.—Earnings ForecastAugust A. Busch, Jr., Chairman and President, recently told the
Society of Investment Analysts in Washington, D. C.,
that priliminary information indicates that the company will have the
largest sales
be
the
in
last
In
six
years.
entire
85,578,000
the
1956,
total of
a
Co.
has announced
of California,
that its subsidiary, National Ice &
is opening the world's largest one-
cold storage plant in San Francisco, Calif, on Feb. 1, 1963.
building, which has an area of approximately 2,500,000 cubic
all
on
one
floor, is completely automated and features the
will
his remarks to the Washington financial group,
traced brewing industry
and Anheuser-Busch progress
Busch
for
compared
as
its history for 1962 operations.
earnings per share for last year
with $3.08 in 1961.
that
estimated
$3.40
Continuing
Mr.
earnings in
and
Busch
Mr.
will
brewing industry
barrels of beer,
in
the
United
sold
States
v
In
1962, this volume was increased by 6,232,000 barrels (esti¬
mated), when the industry sold 91,810,000 (estimated)
barrels of
This is
In
increase
an
of
more
than 7%
six year period.
the
for
Anheuser-Busch sold 5,864,000 barrels of beer.
1956,
1962, volume had increased
beer.
This is an increase of
By
sales
figure
53%.
and
percentage
a
(estimated) barrels
3,151,000 barrels over the 1956
increase in this period in excess
to
9,015,000
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pointed out that of the 6,232,000 barrel increase in
the brewing industry sales, from 1956 through 1962, Anheuser-Busch
was
responsible for more than 50% of the total barrelage increase
of the entire industry.
Mr.
In
Anheuser-Busch's share of the total industry volume
In 1962, its share of the industry volume will bo
9.8%
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Anheuser-Busch is now competing in the brewing industry for
"every pocketbook and every taste," Mr. Busch said.
The company iintroduced Busch Bavarian beer seven years ago
and is now distributing it through more than 300 wholesalers and
by three Anheuser-Busch sales branches in 85 marketing areas in
1956,
6.85%.
In
1962
bottled
in
states.
20
such
key
being sold
D.
and
C.
.
New
Michelob
markets. as
was
introduced
is
and
now
Washington,
St. Louis,, Fla.,
York.
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underwriting.
without
voltage from the transistors,
the surface radiation
"Budweiser is our life-line, our main product. It continues to be
improved quick-freezing facilities. The land, build¬
and' machinery ifor the new cold storage warehouse. post ,the.
exactly that. But it is no longer our only product, and AnheuserBusch is no longer a one brand company."—V. 196, p. 1872.
company $1,900,000.
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"This building is the most modern and best equipped cold stor¬
age warehouse in the world, and marks the 14th cold storage plant
Ansonia Wire & Cable Co.—Annual Reportowned and operated by .our subsidiary company, National Ice & Cold
1961
Storage Cp., in the state of California/' it was noted by Joseph
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Robinson, Chairman of the Board of American Consumer Industries,
Sales
$4,663,548.50 $4,113,670.77
Inc.
The company's other California plants are located in River¬
*128,264.73
Net' income
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177,539.76
side, Stockton, Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Watsonville. Oakland, Marys$0.70
$0.98
Ville, Yuba City,: Sam Francisco and Sacramento.-'—V. 196, p. 2275,
Earned per share—
under¬
"Reg. A" covering 150,-
a
Minltrack
NASA
ing
127,500
1206.
31.'1962 filed
the
from
industry's most
statement
covered
Inc.-*-*'Reg/. A? 'Filing— 'vl' • "
The corporation on Dec,
000 common
shares to be
feet
company
Storage
story
which
Cold
Storage Plant—
adver¬
earlier
made
was
ingenious form
was
American Consumer Industries, Inc.—To Open
underwriting.
,
offered
p.
Telstar
command
of
American Cement
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2
to
approximately
its r^cristration
March
on
and
station at Johannesburg, South Africa. These tests did not succeed.
Meanwhile other engineers had devised in the laboratory
an
Of
The
Registration
the comnany withdrew
with
to
through
has called for redemption
company
.
The
•
experiments in the Laboratories pin-pointed the mal¬
one of Telstar's command
a
few possible transistors in the second decoder.
The difficulty in the transistors was diagnosed as a surface effect
of radiation, discovered by experimenters of Bell Laboratories and
Brookhaven National Laboratories in October, 1961.
In these studies it was found that transistors sometimes recover
when the radiation intensity is reduced.
In recent Weeks Telstar
has been at its highest point, where the Van Allen radiation is
weaker, while over the southern hemisphere/ Therefore, an attempt
Co.—-Partial Redemption—
Shoe
Tenn.,
sales
:
Studies and
decoders
of the sinking fund, $100,000 of its 4'/2% debentures due
1, 1982 at 100%
Payment will be made at the Chemical Bank
New York Trust [Co., N. Y.—V. 196, p. 2579.
The
••=• -yv.v-Vn
•
Turbodyne Corp.—SEC
common
on
Feb.
The
writer not
•••?•)
'
meeting that fiscal 1962 earnings after taxes
operation
working
Puerto Rico, is engaged in the production of
special type terrazzo tiles.
On Jan.
$1.05
were
American
"Reg. A" covering 49,500
a
without
tion
Aher/p posely
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
filed
Scientists and engineers of Bell Laboratories explained at a press
that the program of scientific diagnosis and experimenta¬
that restored Telstar to working order.
•
briefing
beer.
Corp.,
/;
The corporation on Dec. 31, 1962
shares to be offered at $3
originally
during
-
subsidiary which set new records in insurance written and profits
earned, as insurance in force increased 40%
to over $70,000,000.
—V. 196, P. 113.
%
is engaged
production of tufted
Chattanooga,
common
Proceeds
12%
.
for
Tilecast
over
to $2,079,171 for the preceding year.
share in 1962 were $1.02 on 1,918,594 shares,
shares at 1961 fiscal year-end.
During the meeting, stockholders authorized the reservation of
an
additional 10,000 common shares to provide for additional par¬
ticipants in the company's Stock Purchase and Option Plan for
officers and key employees. ,■
.%
Mr. Corwin's comments concluded with a summary of the opera¬
tions of- American Universal Life
Insurance Co., a wholly-owned
and
covering
St. Paul.
of debt, .and
Inc.,
repayment
products.
Tilecast
increased
a
Earnings per common
''
T
-
,
the
textile
to
compared
$2,003,419
were
on the basis of one unit for each 150
record Feb. 1,
1963. The offering will be
of
be
to
stockholders
by
Telestar
—
.
Corwin told the
Mr.
30,
unit,
by Irving J.
of
receivables
loan
ended Sept.
year
$84,000,000.".
consisting of one 6%%
10-vear debenture, 25
purchase warrants for 100 common shares,
per
are
Ten-Tex
A"
Receivables Ud 12% ' Net Down
rteceiVdDieb up 14.-/0, xvet
Do
uu.
record high-Of, $76,800,000, Executive Vice-President David R. Corwin reported to shareholders at the
company's annual meeting. He stated that, "It is significant to note
that over 75% of this increase occurred in the last half of the year
and the accelerated pace has continued in the first quarter of our
new fiscal year
receivables on Dec. 31, at a new high of over
Registered—
"Rsg.
a
Finance
Aetna
m-
and
for
shares
common
filed
31; ' 1962
Dec.
Finanre
finance
Aetna
Aetna
i
'«4
c
Ten-Tex, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
Telegraph Co.
test patterns were received and transmitted by Telstar,
signals relayed by the Bell System's experimental satellite
when its command circuit stopped working and its
communications equipment could not be turned on.
As it turned
of 600 South Main Street, Tulsa, Okla.. filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 31 covering $10,000,000
of first mortgage bonds due 1993 (series I), to be offered for public
sale at competitive bidding Jan. 22.
Of the net proceeds from the
bond
sale
$9,860,000
will
be
applied
toward
redemption
(at
103.375%) of a like principal amount of 5% first mortgage bonds
due
1990
(series Hi,
and the balance will be added to general
corporate funds.—V. 196, p. 2579.
■
corporation
Telephone &
Transmission—
November
were
company,
The
"
first
since
from
some
own
,
' ;
2073.-V
p.
function,
has*outstanding
officials
p.
196;
Andover,
News of Business and Finance
fiscal
common
shares of which management
Thomas W. Busier is President.—V. 193,
Planned—
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Bond Sale
On
short-term
other
foreign
numerous
function to one particular transistor in
Gas & Electric Co.
Oklahoma
for
working capital.
its indebtedness, the
in
American Hospital Supply CoiT^—Secondary Over¬
Jan. 9, 1963, it was reported that a
secondary offering of 100,000 shares of this firm's
outstanding common stock made at $22.50 per share
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., and
Smith, Barney & Co., New York, was oversubscribed.
finance
mortgage bonds due 1993 in the first half of 1963, to
first
students.
used
so
and
S.
On Jan. 3,
intend to retire the note other than by paying the monthly
installments as they become due, Any portion of the proceeds of the
or
U.
subscribed—On
the
(Minn.)—To Sell Bonds
Northern States Power Co.
does not
not
the
,
by use of the proceeds of this stock offering. The purpose of this
financing is to obtain funds to retire the notes; but the company
sale
in
both
Transatlantic pictures were seen in New York at a press briefing
were made available to television networks for broadcast.
of 100 W. Tenth Street, Wilmington, Del., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 8 covering 40,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
No
underwriting is involved.
•,
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The company was organized in November, 1960 for the purposes,
among others, of acquiring,
owning and holding interests in local
corporations operating under franchise agreements with National
Professional Men's Association, Inc., which engages in the business
of franchising corporations to operate within designated areas under
the National PMA plan (whereby the local PMA corporation pays
monthly royalty to National PMA on accounts accepted for financ¬
ing as PMA-A installment notes receivable or on other financing}*
The company specializes in financial consulting and servicing patient's
accounts of member hospitals, physicians and dentists. Neither the
company nor its subsidiaries have a record of successful operation;
and an accumulated deficit of $402,118 as of Oct. 31, 1961, was
written off against capital surplus created by a reduction in the
par value of outstanding common stock.
Due to default under a
$250,000 note due January, 1969, which requires the company to
maintain a subordinated borrowing base of at least $300,000, the
company in June, 1962 agreed to accelerate payment thereof by an
initial payment on principal at that time of $50,000 and by paying
the remaining $200,000, plus interest; in 15 monthly installments'.
The company is Uhable to meet; siich^ Installments otherwise than
stock
interest
and
company,
indebtedness
cultural
and
languages abroad. Plans for major expansion of these international
sales are underway.—W 196, p. 1551.
Telstar transmitted its first television pictures after being out of
operation for six weeks. During this period engineers at Bell Tele¬
phone Laboratories diagnosed the difficulty and found a way to
restore normal operation. .V::. Uk
:v:
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•
Proposed Registrations
general corporate purposes.
St.,
Philadelphia, is a fraternal
Locust
for college
of
>
American
A"
"Reg.
a
Heritage, said, "We hope to expand the services of Thomas Ashwell
& Co., in order to meet the need of U. S. business for up-to-date
on expanding
markets abroad."
American Heritage Publishing was founded in 1954.
Gross reve¬
nues amounted to over $12,000,000 last year.
In addition to its two
hard-cover magazines,
the company publishes books of historical
—V.
covering
July 1,
1973 to
be
$1,000, $500'and $100.
No
27,
3
information
Resumes
Professional Men's Association, Inc.—Common Reg.
The
of
officials
.v
.
Co.
The Dyson-Kissner Corp.,
Fraternity, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
registered
is
organization
"
in denominations
involved.
par,
underwriting
:r'
In
Machine
sole stockholder,
President.
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Phi Epsilon Pi
The
is
<
fittings.
&
Gear
(and the company
will adopt the name William Wallace Corp.).
Illinois Gear manu¬
factures a wide variety of industrial gears.
The net proceeds from
the debenture sale, together with proceeds from the sale of $3,750,000 of notes to an insurance company, will first be applied to pay¬
ment of $7,250,000 of principal owed on two notes held by The First
National Bank of Boston (incurred primarily to purchase Old Wal¬
lace).
Any balance will be added to working capital. In connection
with said merger, present holders of the company's common stock
will exchange such stock for a total of 297,500 class B shares.
Assuming said merger, the company will have outstanding (in
addition
to
indebtedness)
150,000
common
and 850,000 class B
shares, of which Dyson-Kissner will own 62.1%
in the aggregate,
management officials as a group 12.8% and members of the family
of Charles H. Dyson, Board Chairman (other than Dyson), 10.1%.
Franklin H. Kissner is President.
Dyson-Kissner is owned by certain
offer
/.
its
to
Investment News
'.
and
pipe
Illinois
Continued from page 1
41.31%,
(139)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.___
Proceeds
used^ for construction' of
b'&
to
are
a
motel
at
Fresno,
Calif.
Wesco of 36 N. Cleveland St., Memphis, plans to own and operate
The first unit, under franchise from Holiday Inns of Amer¬
ica, will be erected at Fresno, Calif.
American Electronic Laboratories, Inc.—Ann. Report
motels.
Year Ended
nated
chase
debentures
due
1981
with
attached
15-year
warrants
to
be
assets
February;
and business
assumed
liabilities
and
now
carries
and
sale
bestos"
of
of
on
of
its
and
shortly
Wallace
for
and
212,656
$0.40
Ashwell
&
Export
>
?
Iuc.
Publishing Co., Inc.—Acquisit'n
The
in
oldest
weeklv
-
published^ for. American export
field in the
Exporter's Encyclopaedia, issued annually, began publication
and was acquired by the Ashwell Co. in
1919.
It is the
1904
business.
%
In
reference
' *
Aqua-Chem, Inc.—Net Up 39%; Sales 25%—
of
Increases
months
ended
work
in
the
more
than
$20
last
billion
U.S.
export
'
commenting on the acquisition of the Ashwell companv, Willet
Manager of the Business Publications Division at American
Weeks,
was
year..
William
of
Dana
earnings and 25%
in sales for the six
reported for Aqua-Chem, a pioneer
were
share,
half
.
•
.
nearly
%.
3,
of. last
year
and were, slightly
during ,tho entire previous
Period totalled gl 992 242 that 'the high
compared with
Mr! Loebel observed
Sales
^
V reported
i
level
year
the
for
ago.
performance
of
of
water purification
plants at St. Thomas, Virgin
at Southern
California.; Edison's Mandalay station
had been instrumental in obtaining new contracts for the company.
One of these, was. the contract recently awarded by Italy's largest
Aqua-Chem's
Islands,
steel
and
producer, Italsider,' S.p.A.,
for the construction of the
largest
SielbeiV
(Reg;U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Ciaude D.
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week {every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday J.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post °f"ce at New
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada^ $83.00 per . year.
Other
On account of the fluctuations in the rate of
11 cents
for first
ahead of the total net earnings
Seibert, Treasurer;
1879.
the same time :
triple the $1,219,000 level at
\
after
•
Chicago 3, .Illinois
March
NOTE:
in
30,
taxes for the period were. $110,363 or
compared with $79,153, or eight cents a share,
Earnings,
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Street,
39%
Nov.
the
half-year
a
/-v//.
.-■> ••
the
Trade,
180,800
outstanding-
196, p. 2672.
production of water purification equipment, by F. A. Loebel,
President.
The
company's backlog
of $4,762,000
at the fiscal
marketing executives, is the leading magazine in its
U. 3. in paid circulation and in advertising linage.
standard
s
Co.
♦Loss.—V.
in
Heritage has announced the purchase of Export Trade
and the Exporter's Encyclopaedia, puDlished by Thomas
magazine
(and
vent systems, "Metaldrainage equipment and
gas
roof
—
American Heritage
purchased
$6,728,459
adopted that company's name
which consists of the manufacture
double. wall
chimneys,
thereafter
Co.
—.—
American
It
business,
"Metalbestos"
prefabricaed
1962,
William
$960,000).
139,963
———„——_
——-
—
Earnings
—V. 196, p.. 1239..
by
in
law
_-4--.-_--._--_.
shares
per share______
aggregate
an
supplied
Delaware
the
income
pur¬
of 137,500 shares of common stock (at prices
amendment).
The debentures and warrants are
to be offered for public sale in units consisting of a $1,000 deben¬
ture and a. warrant to purchase 55 common shares.. Reynolds-&
Co:)
Inc. and P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc., both of 120 Broadway, New York,
head the list of underwriters.. The interest rate, public offering
price
and underwriting terms are also to be supplied by amendment.
i
The company was organized as The Cove Financial
Corp. under
to
sales
Net
Outstanding
The company; of 230 Park Avenue, New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Jan. 9 covering $2,500,000 of subordi¬
238,433
$0.59
$6,075,979
Net
(William) Wallace Co.—Debentures Registered—
shares
Common
1961
$3,371,688
84,207
1962
Nov. 30—
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made
in New York funds.
•
•
o
,
th
••
»••
Act
vear.
;
/ ;-
4
located
be
^
^oebe?
IWh*
Taranto,
at
the
of
names
stockholders.
under¬
>7YY 1777'V'Y7
77%'
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7. '
Amount
7-7YY77
.
'Y-'
•
-
— On 7
reported that the company had
privately, $7,000,000 of secured notes due serially
from Jan. 10, 1963 to Dec. 9, 1977, through Equilease
Corp., a subsidiary of The Electric Autolite Co.,
11, 1063, it was
'
%
Herman
New York.
'
,
V,
.
'
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Amount
i'<'»•""«
,-2"
Y
-
Leasing; Co.-—President's Forecast—
Jan. 7, 1963, Halsey, Stuart & Co.
and associates,4 offered , publicly,
York,
New
Inc
equipment trust
4%
$3,990,OO0--Atlantic Coast Line
1964^1978 at prices to yield
The 7 group won the issue at ronw
certificates due annually,
to 4.25 %.
3.30%
Inc.
;
000,000;
consisting of nine road switching units and 300
hopper
in
equipped with roller bearings.—V. 196,
cars
1963,"
at
center
Rockaway,
Point,
Breezy
Queens,
York.—V.
New
Period Ended
Nov! 30--
;
,
,
194,
of
is
-
341,389
.
Provision fOT Federal and state income taxes
•
fiscal quarter, ended Dec. 31, representing a 14%
1963
the $15,137,396
Net
its first
increase over
for
total sales volume for the same period
year
a
E.
ago.
WP.i" for
forecasts for
our
'63
fiscal sales in the
of
area
to
$70
the
Beechcraft
Queen
series,
Air
and
of
118
our
A
$75
Beech
efforts
Aircraft secured
than
more
million
$46
in
new
hold
assignments
National
to
participate
Aeronautics-and
spacecraft and
the
"We have stated
and
skills
meet
increased
on
*
specialized
two-man
spacecraft/-
goals.
forecasts
for
v:
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1
-
*
€orp.
—
-
the stockholder
subscription
of
the
nations.
They
B
prices
are
convertible
into
stock
common
debentures
and
denomi¬
at
any time prior
1975, subject to the company's right of
redemption and to
adjustment of the conversion prices.
The conversion
prices are:
to Jan.
series
l.
A
debentures,
$4.25
share;
per
series
B
debentures,
share.
$5
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
of
of
the
new
and
financing will
for
working
be
capital.
used
Ortho
Armed
-
>
.
■
Debt:
convertible
Authorized
'
'
N0l* 2J, 1964
subordinate
due 1975, series A
6%
convertible
debs.
-
$3,275,000
-:
- -
due
Capital
6>
subordinate
1975, series
Stock:
cum.
Common
.
.
"™7.
pid. stock ($100 par).___
stock
'
debs.
-
(50c
"»
752 400
7W-400
3
V
"
>
Inc.;r-Nptes;Sold;!Priv'9teIy
v;
reported that the company,
was
i
CJorp;~Proposed Acquisition^-
manufacturer "of
Health
Chemical
headed
and
will
"~*Y
/;
4nn ono
,400,000
Ann
-
1 B70shs
1,123',600 shs!
to add a
marketed
Bank
(New York)
Assets
—
at
reported
highs
new
total
in
deposits
resources,
were
.
paid
for savings and other time deposits.
During the
savings deposits topped the billion-dollar mark for
time.
stock
$500,000,000,
stock -exchange commissions.
v :
^
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•
'
Accepting stockholders must forward their certificates with a
completed letter of transmittal to First National Bank ,of Chicago,
Corporate Trust Dept., 38 South Dearborn St.. Chicago 90, 111. The
offer expires at 5 p.m. (CST) Jan. 23, unless extended,
Cherry-Eurrell, based at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has 407,250 com-
•
fine
chemicals
for
sale
shares
Division..Y;..Y '
Science
•
.77 7
-
outstanding.
to operate under Its present
Reasenberg.-^-V, 196, p. 1765.
/
/
.
-
.
It manufactures equipment for
the dairy,
drink,
chemical, pharmaceutical and brewing industries.
Reid will pay a fee of 10 cents for each share purchased by
him from any member of the NASD or of a national stock exchange.
jr-V. 192, p, 992,
1
Coastal
Y
'
„
States
-
Gas
Producing Co.
New York Stock Exchange Listing—
•
Oscar
7
Coastal
S.
Wyatt,
Jr., Chairman of the
Gas, has announced that
States
application for the listing of its
7V1/' 7 Stock Exchange.*
to
-
.
,
his
In
the
Wyatt
President
and
on
of
has
the
made
Nevr
company
stock
'
•
announcement, .Mr,
"
,
Board
common
Applies for
—
York
,
stated
that. J'New
York
Stock
7 Exchange listing signifies several potential advantaged which man¬
agement hopes will benefit both the stockholders and the company,'
' 7
% including a more active market in the company's shares and an
-.
man¬
expanded interest
securities
/
and
production;
gas
on the part of the investment'community -in our
financial requirements."
is engaged primarily in gas gathering; oil and
gathering, transportation, storage and refining of
our
YCoastal States
crude oil and condensate;
I'
and also derives
from the extrac-
revenues
•
repayment
capital.
-
of
-
,
loans,
and 'additional
-
,
v
t
7: tile
working
'
-
*
fabrics
Vended
the
in
«
and
Dec.
602
*
1,
third quarter of the fiscal year
$30,727,411, compared with $25,309.,-.
Of the previous fiscal yearl
for
yarns,
1962,
the
totaled
corresponding
BUSINESS—The
period
company and its wholly owned subsidiaries are % 7 Income from operations in the third
quarter totaled $2!266,163
principally in the design, manfacture and sale of infants' •7 compared with $1,852,484 a year earlier.
Net income ifter taxes
"stretch" wear, inclding tights, coveralls, playsuits, crawlers,
/amounted to $1,038,163, • equal to 94 cents per common share on
engaged
jackets.and
creepers,
sets
of
pajamas and, to. a -lesser, extent; coordinated
shirts and pants fcr infants.
-*
•
;v7;;. ::
knit
cotton
at
725
•of
Broadway,
New
of
York
1,102,000
,7
•
Cambridge, whose principal offices are located
New York, N. Y., was organized under the laws
Net
on.
shares
outstanding.
This
equivalent to 79 cents
outstanding a year earlier,
compared
.$858,484,
shares
.
sales
for
the
first
nine
per
with
share
income
net
the;
on
1,091,090
'
months
Nov.
of
the
current
fiscal
year
8, 1956. On Oct. 16, 1961, Fanta-Sea Swimwear, Inc. was or¬ O totaled
$84,298,946,
compared
with
$64,792,063
the
year
before.
ganized as a wholly owned subsidiary to engage principally in the .: Income from
operations totaled $6,391,936, compared with $4 209,design, manufacture, and sale of stretch swimwear for infants and
880 in the preceding nine months.
Net income after taxes for the
children. On Feb. 6, 1962, Cambridge Mills, Inc.
acquired all of the % first nine months of the present fiscal year amounted to $2,910,-'
outstanding capital stock of Sa-Mar. Mfg.- Inc.," -an affiliated com¬
H 936, compared with $1,970,880. Earnings for the nine months period
pany engaged principally in the manufacture of products for Cam¬
were
equal to $2.64 per share on the number of shares now out¬
bridge. v
7
v7>. 77.:---:'. ;7.. ....
77YY' 7::..77-7'standing against $1.81 a year earlier on the number of shares then
outstanding.—V. 196, p. 1766.
> '7
•
; v CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING"'
'
.
.
-
•
Authorized
./•::?"
payable
Common
r'
T
,
196,
'ICY;
r
to
stock
.7.
;
stockholders
;■% $25,000
(10c
529.7:•.
p.
Outstanding
-7
,
500,000 shs.
Y-7-
*:>'vyY.Y- V
1
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.
Capital
!'<Y
'
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'*v
'
'-Y..'"Y"~~ 7
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7,
857.
,1 "Y \
•
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7 subscribed/
Shares, Inc.—Declares
two
•
and
Cents
income
Capital
States.
Its
.million
on
insurance
Capital
Growth
per
for
record
The
Of
the
Jan.
assets
Dividend—7; "Y S' Y '!
of
have
capital
payable
Capital
declared
a
from
stock
has
Co.—Debentures
common
of
largest
from
1962.
$2.9
75%
with.the
of
fund
million
the
other
oustanding
of
its
on
Jan.
company's
25%
9,400,000
in
in
1,' 1961
assets
industrial
shares
,the
and
to
of the
at
-
price of
to
-
42,000
a
reduce
purpose
life
Issues.."
over
'!; Y Y
per
a
Offered—On
,777
share
at
prior to
'
•
of
Jan.
time
maturity.
They
current
proceeds
bank
of
the
-
77
>
convertible
,;V-f
into
to
maturity, and,
1973 sufficient to retire
are
redeemable
financing will be
borrowings
financing receivables and
designs
are-
prior
initially
104.75%.
BUSINESS—Collins
Iowa,
.77:.!.
debentures
any
sinking fund beginning in
issue
PROCEEDS—The
$93.7
in
to
76%
United
are
at.$27.50
entitled
are
investment
to ^stockholders
type
\
FEATURES—The
"
"1
the
rose
31,
dividend
net
Jan.7 30. 1963,
;
CONVERSION
7
Life' Insurance
1963.
securities
company
issuer
Fund,
the
on
1962,
year
Shares,.Js
Dec.
Shares,
Stock
share
9.
Radio
9, 1963, Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., and White, Weld
7 & Co., New York, as managers of an underwriting
5 group offered publicly $12,500,000 Collins Radio 4%%
! r'j convertible subordinated debentures due Jan.
1, 1983,
7.7 ,.?7
7 at 100% and accrued interest. The offering was over.»•
See Colonial .Corp.- ,of. America, this. issue.—V. 195,-p.\
Collins
7"
260,000 shs.
Cameo Lingerie, Inc.—Assets Sold— 77
"
V
$25,000
7
.
'
of
'•
completed
line, to be
Mr.
-
---
-
continue
by Dr.
for
Directors
752,400
-
5,000 shs
par)________-" -3,500,000 shs."
l
■
)
Dec.
a
Shares
j 400 000
being
are
Antoine
^
Outstanding
—$4,000,000" 7.
the
,
,>
■
Plans
to
31, 1962 prospectus, Alskor Securities Co.,
$ion.o£ liquid hydrocarbons from natural gas^V. 196, p/2480.' ; Y
New York, offered
publicly, 110,000 shares of this
l y j
7 7
V '*,«'-•/
' v'Y
Y7Y;
\
firm's coriimon stock at ;$3.50 per
.-share.177TYY-'$0*% %7 Collins-Aikman Corp;—Sales, Earnings HighOr-^
Net proceeds, estimated at- $313,500, will bemusedNet-sales of Collins & Aikman, a leading manufacturer of tex-
•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING.
Funded
Y
Cambridge Mills Inc.--C6mmo*h Offered-^Pursuant
to
v.
entirely fop the
Forces.
Soleil.
items
and
•
.
%
for
Of 112-03 14th Avenue, College
engaged in the business of
designing, developing and
manufacturing mechanical, electro-mechanical and
electronic pre¬
cision instruments,
equipment and systems, almost
de
and surplus on Dec. 31 amounted to $174,594,425
respectively, unchanged from 12 months earlier.
profits totaled $74,276,769 at the end of 1962, up from
$43,095,939 at the close of 1961.—V. 196. p. 1766.'
' • p.,,
Ortho
Brunswick's
Notes
from
indebtedness
1450.
p.
payments will be made in Brunswick stock.
»! *•
Chemical, with plant facilities in Long Island City,
agement
per
t>kSSiS'2JEv^T®elock
Point N Y
is
6%
196,
;, / >- %Vv;.
„.
the- repayment
'-
All
nykjn
offering.
CONVERSION FEATURES—The series A and
series
identical, except with respect to conversion
are
has
domestic
Capital
is an
pharma¬
ceutical manufacturers, and complements the
present product lines
-
of
cash
intensify its current promotional and
primarily ijsing television and radio media
Undivided
$150,000 for Ortho on the date of acquisition.
agreed
to make additional payments
not exceeding
a period
of' six years, dependent upon Ortho's earn¬
over
Ortho
the basis,
proceeds
all
an
and
A net profit, after taxes, of $16,726,611 was realised'7ofi: the sale
securities during 1962.
During the previous year there was a
profit, after taxes, of $7,640,030 on securites sold.
and
Power.
will pay
also
established
unit for each 130 shares of common stock held
of record Jan. 8.
The offering of the unit?, which
out
has
ings.
one
redeemed
and
of
company
assets, of
$350,000
1975,
offering was oversubscribed.
addition, the company is offering holders of its
common stock rights to subscribe for
7,524 units, con¬
sisting of 20 shares of common stock and $100 prin¬
cipal amount of 6% convertible subordinate debenr
not
■■
-
11, 1963, it
Brunswick*
It
,
In
indebtedness
~
Brunswick
Y
Holders of. certain indebtedness of the
company
have agreed to accept unsubscribed
units, at the sub¬
scription price, in exchange for the portion of such
is
"
net
V
hast made arrangements;; to- acquire' the business-.
Chemical Corp., Long Island City, New York, 7
it .was
announced by ^Brunswick President, B. E. Bensinger,
and
Dr. Julian ReasenbergV President of" Ortho,"
^
ment 6% convertible subordinate debentures due
series A, at 100%. The
expires Jan. 22, 1963, is not being underwritten.
given to this possibility.—V;
The
and
banking
group that offered publicly, $1,400,000 Belock Instru¬
of
7
-
-
-
,1
per unit on
'
of Dec. 31.
as
interest
year,
}
Debentures—Units Of¬
1975, series B, at $200
acquisition
'
Manhattan's net operating earnings, after taxes, for 1962
$72,056,470,- or -$o.lb .per snare,
^nis is
an
increase cf
2.2% over the $70,533,320, or $5.05 per share, earned during 1961.
The higher net earnings were realized despite a substantial increase
in
•
fered—On Jan. 9, 1963, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Inc. and Bear, Stearns & Co., New
York, announced
th&t they were managers of an investment
tures due
Antoine
'■.
;
7privately;! 7^750,000. "of 7 6% -senio^/ iiotes ; v
mon
through Goodbody & CO., NeW YotkY-V.;I95, pv7l80577! soft
long-range
*
Bain
the
..
specialty
assets
.the first
had ' sold
"
.
■
Chase
<
i werc
'
-
by
Y77.Y/7 Yv777 Y Y Y777Y' iff:Y7 Y;:7
Be lock Instrument
Water
•
<<
—On Jan.
the facilities, manpower, experience
of our high-priority customers, and
Our
<"
paid by B-A Oil for the Shawini¬
money
Browu -Engineeriiig/ Co.,
have
needs
the
/
'identity
•
•-
Gemini
1
,
that
its
was
to-be
for, the
programs
Administration's
Apollo
non-utility assets of Shawinigan
stores
drug
7
,
CherryrBurrell €©rp.-*-Stock Tender Off«r—
stated by Mj-. Ijoughney that discussions had taken place
respect to other companies interested in the-chemical industry •;
Mr/-Bryan S.- Reid^ Jr., of Chicago, c8 representative of a group
taking a shaTe position in Shawinigan Chemicals by/the acquisition I of investors, is inviting tenders of 80,000 common shares of Cherryof part of B-A Oil's interest, and that consideration will continue
Burrell for purchase at $14 per share net, free from transfer taxes
It
aei'o-
demonstrated
other
Fuller said
~
.
7
holdings
;
with
growth
past achievements and our future programs for
in both commercial and military markets."—V.
196,
sales
1
>
been
its
'
this-new, ^company to-sell and deliver 277,691- shares of.
ChemiCtilS" to B-A Oil for $25*,219,897. Cash payment
the
that
"
Manhattan
and loans
in
gan
Chemicals
shares
will
provide
Shawinigan
Industries
with
capital necessary to carry out plans for t development an-d diversi-^
flcktioh bf its activities".
1 '
'5."■ •*■'% Vf'i-Y?
our
2672,; YYYY
.p..
we
the
production
our
based
are
fulfill
to
in certain
Space
three-man
that
have
of
Mr.
orders.,.; During our first fiscal quarter these
$5,704,420, up from $5,582,426 of a year ago.7 These
government and industry contract awards have added signifi¬
cantly to our development and production schedules., -YY .
capabilities
whereby
.
maintain
• 7
^
•
$10,932,323,095.
A
year
earlier
they
were
$10,051,937,327.. Deposits were $9,631,947,815 at the end of 1962,
compared with $8,875,793,657 at the close of 1961.
Gross
loans
outstanding (including mortgages)
totaled $5,417,448,701 on Dec;1
3l„ up from $5,091,551,156 at the end of 1961.
'
.
totaled
astl'onc.utic
transaction
leading
will
select
High—
Total
for these shares will be made td Shawinigan Industries
by - B-A
Oil* Agaihst delivery,
}^h ;!days; '«,ftertransfer .of > the ^shares iio
Shawinigan Industries.7' Shawinigan Industries therefore will -retain
a
33M»%
interest in Shawinigan -Chemicals and 4n addition
will
com¬
new
"Beechcraft
*-
Quebec company named Shawinigan Industries Ltd., is
formed in which will be vested the holdings- of Shawinigan
Power in Shawinigan Chemicals subject to the under¬
taking
military
and
spaoe
sales
the
said
program,
Chase
Shawinigan
for
category
confirmed
3,000
.
Antoine
cos¬
de Bolell
through
completely
a
continue
of
of
The. bank
Shawini-
Oil,- and J. A.
Executive Officer of Shawinigan Water
jointly- announced
that
directors
of
their
-had
as
*
will
support
"
Water .and
into active service
popular $12,000 to
4-place business airplanes.
"Production contracts for the rocket-powered U. S. Navy KD2B-1
supersonic
missile
target
now
total
approximately
$15 .million.
A new
follow-on U. S. Navy contract award just announced adds
about $10 million of production wor-k to the initial production order
of
$5
million
awarded
Beech
Aircraft
in
October
by
the Navy
Bureau
of
Weapons.
Deliveries begin in March and will extend
through Dec. 1964; additional follow-on orders beyond that date
are anticipated.
"
Y
"Our ,projections .call for ; a steady potential build-up in - aero¬
space and military production.
During fiscal 1962, with aggressive
price
18.9c
Chief
companies
Antoine
of
sold
are
89,427
,
.
,
line
complete
products
7,
by
through existing Antoine distribution channels.—V. 196, p. 2580.
new
being
new
Eeechcraft Musketeer now going
Beechcraft's
entry Into the market in the
as
,
accordance with previous agreement B-A Oil. increased
in Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd.* from 25% to 66s,3% / • *
pletely
$15,000
in
number
President of-British: American
have
Co.,
respective
up
of
Louglincy,
,
announcement
an
company's products is Bain
company's
announced' that
Salomon
advertising
•
New
Chairman .and
Power
&
from '62 total fiscal sales of :$67,G61,887.
:
«•. 7
,7•.'During October, November ana December, sales of commercial'
and business products totaled.,$11,568,411 as compared to $9,554,970
of ,o year ago.
Highlighting the total gain were increased deliver¬
ies of the Beechcraft Super H18 executive transport,; increased de¬
liveries
D.
Fuller,
earnings, after taxes, were $704,161 and were equal, to 25 cents
per Shares
/ ;/'
7%Y.7':Y7.
Reviewing first quarter progress. Mrs. Beech, President, stated:
"We share with many of the nation's economists an optimistic outlock for the year ahead.
Our first quarter sales increases point the
a
to
,
Mr.
1552.
Chemical Holdings—
gan
Net-
initian,.
•
1961
earnings after taxes-.,.;—97J03"
earnings„____„_____
20.5c
196, p.
sells
and
the
of
The
operated
transaction.
1962
will be in
separate division under the direqtion of Mr. John C. O'Donnell; formerly eastern district sales
manager for the Kitz organization.
"
i
specializing in the leasing
company
British American Oil Go. Ltd.—Increases
--
-
total sales of $17,272,831
has reported
company
largest
Per share
—V.
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Sales Up 14%—
The
and
oldest
be
and
'
Sales;-YY7%YYY7k^l7£YY~-JY.7-Y37Y^ $1^576jjol :$l,335i,339
$0.13
•
known
Salomon
Mr.
•
,
s
117,899
142,126
$0.16
.___■
_______
manufactures
Best
cream.
according
,
•*
.7".
subsidiary
to acquire, the Antoine
agreement
an
iargcstr Tetailer of used 'trucks in the- nation. ' Ve- /' department stores and approximately
approximately 20%%o^ 8ross. rev-;: throughout the. United States.
-
Bloomfield Industries^ Inc.-rQuarterlyr Report—
138,641
Carborundum
new
cosmetic
Anroine
suntan
1
<
.
1873.
company
metics.
increase
to
•
Period EndedJSe&t. 30—
' 256,540
;
199,263
.i.---'
Net" earnings
Earnings per ah are
—V. 196, V- 2176.
markets
!
■
of the
p.
has reached
business,
Richard Salomon, President,
heavy duty trucking equipment.—V. 196, p. 2076.
1961 V
$7,161,67g'
1962
$8,914,*723
1
U
the
metal stock.
Antoine
•
-
.
sales
these
'.7.!'/
■;
-
Charles of the Ritz, Inc.~--Proposed "AcquisitioivY
for- approximately one-third of
fleets account for twoof
y,77^
Subsidiary Acquisition—
as the Tysaman Machine Co.,
finishing and cutting machinery for
metaiworking and other related in-
marble,
headquarters
•The
operated
both
,
/
-
.
produce grinding,
Knoxville.—V, 196,
available industry figures, truck leasing is growing
faster than the trucking industry and Berman. Leasing Company's
current growth exceeds that of the truck leasing industry. Berman
Barber-Greene Co.—Quarterly Report—
Earnings before Income taxes;.,!
The
way
-
today
Net
-
- - Vdiameter
According to
2547.
p.
will
and
de7 Faris
hicle sales, in 19.82 accounted for
enues.
•"
has announced that it arranged to borrow ;$6,000,-
long-term basis from Chase Manhattan Bank, New York.
Atlantic
is
constructing
790 apartment units and a shopping
a
of
;
.
was
•
•
record
ticularly well to the solution of certain problems in the metalworking industry, Ty-Sa-Man expanded significantly into the latter
field in recent years.
It has developed cutting and grinding machinery that has been exceptionally well received by the metalworking industry.
It produces a full line of industrial saws and cutott
machinery
including orbital saws capable
of cutting
30"
-
-
Privately
expects
company
year.
'
Berman is "the
-
accouht
now
fleet.
leased
.The
next
Arranged
Atlantic Improvement Corp.—Bank Loan
The company
0QC on
carriers
Common
thirds.
f
maintenance
v - ■
Mr.. Berman. said.
Berman's
2672.
p.
"s
trailers and
piggyback
'
'.
'
,
'
-
of
full line of equipment for the cutting and finishing of stone, marble
arid granite.
Because its unique experience in the stone trade lent itself par¬
.•* 7
equipment
to major, railroads was
the fastest growing segment' "of our total
business during the. year. Our railroad fleet increased from 675 in
1961 to 954 in 1962. Based, on contracts already in force ana cur¬
rent negotiations we expecl to double the size- of the. railfoad/fleet *
The certificates are secured by new standard-gauge
railroad equipment costing an estimated $4,989,492
and
7
"Leasing
YY
.
with ah" acquisition" value *of; over -$47r
than .9,000
1961
shareholders
largest producer of stone working machinery in the United
States, Ty-Sa-Man Machine has specialized in the production of a
beginning of l962 Berman -had- 5Q terminals -serving 19%
Today it has 62 terminals in 23 states. At the start of 1962
a fleet of some 8,000 vehicles,: .and now has .
more
1,
Jan.;
on
to
The
company. had
slightly
share
per
distribution
has announced the creation of a new and wholly
subsidiary which has purchased tne assets of the Ty-Sa-M'an
the
stone
granite,
du$tries..-%7
'■
•'
•
stock
Machine Co., Knoxville, Tennessee.
The new' subsidiary will be known
*
At the
states.
the
petitive sale on a bid of 98.77%. A rival' bid 0x7
98£2,T, also for .a 4% coupon, came from Salomon;
Brothers &,Hutzler.
1961."
over
:
price
31, 1962 had risen to $10.87.
company
owned
-
1963, according to Sol N. Berman, President. "Through increasing
7
the number of leasing- contracts and the acquisition of other- com- /
7
panies, we raised our revenues from $24,300,000 the previous year
to $27,100,000 in .1962," Mr. Berman said, adding^ "For 1963
our
volume should exceed $30,000,000. Our learnings have increased 48%
Trust Certifi¬
Atlantic Coast line RR.—Equipment
.
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
15,
The
;
of Berman
cates Offered—On
.
Carborundum, Co.—New
The year just ended has been the most successful in the history
Leasing. The company anticipates an even better year in
v
offering
50%
for
.
1962.—V. 191, p. 1983.
t-'v?'";.'" yyy7:v/v, '■'
V;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.-$100,000
Loewi & Co. Inc
100,000
Bear, Stearns & Co.
500,000 '1 Piper
Jaffray/& Y Y '"7"
Boettcher and Company 100,000
HdFWood VL._^_„^:^.;100,000 ;
—V. 196, p. 2376. •
sold
Adjusted
Feb.
Loeb, Rhoades
Incorporated
$500,000
Co
&
The
*$6.54 and on Dec.
;
of series A debentures:
ing respective principal amounts
Corp. —Notes Sold Privately
Barge
Atlantic
the
are
have
who
Carl M.
Jan
below
forth
severally agreed to purchase, subject to the terms
and conditions specified in the underwriting agreement, the follow¬
writers
fiscal year
635.
that the second half of the
equally satisfactory results.—V. 196, p.
predicted
would produce
UNDERWRITERS—Set
The plant,
gallons pf
plant on the European continent.
Italy, will produce 1,200,000
water distillation
sea
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(140)
and
Radio
of
were
incurred
initially
for
the
inventories.
"C" Ave., N. E. Cedar Rapids,
specialized radio communication
5225
manufactures
which
used
■
Number 6229
Volume 197
equipment,
navigation
systems,;*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
flight control
and
air
communication
:■
.
equipment, and data
• A ^/AAAA:/,t
.A-A/:;
AA"/A
'
„
(141)
.Dec. 15, reached an all-time high.
I
Sales totaled $254,667,054 com¬
for the same period in the preceding fiscal
5.7%,
• •
certificates
pared with $241,010,223
'"year,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
of
increase
an
Short-term
5 V* %
debt
Authorized
■■/•
.
regulation V__
5J/fe% first mortgage.notes,currentportion)
First
mtge.
sink., .fund
bonds
(current portion)
^
notes under
.; t
•
,
Outstanding
$57,000,000 :;
;
_-.--.w_
••
■
,
A».y
-
-,-•/
_•
Earnings
•
the
'
,
-
-
,
-
433,480
.
/
,
'announcement,* said: "Sales in nearly all of our operating units
are
showing consistent increases as compared with a year ago.
.We expect
this trend to continue, and we anticipate
that the
balance of our fiscal year will refect a further increase in the
•
«,
Long-term debt:
4%%
1,
due
debs,
subordi
1980
conv.
March
'
Au_-__i/'
••
-
5%%
J
$12,000,000
-
First
A,;
>
&
_
—
-
■
Capital stock:
,
Underwriters
Cooke
*
A
1
Capital
Peabody
Kidder,
Co.
fa
-
*
^
Fenner
Inc.
.A.
&
—_
Inc.
Paine,
Lester,
Bache
&
Francis
—
300,000
Hayden, Stone fa Co.,
•
Inc.
300,000,
Co.
fa
Noyes
Co,
300,000
1
E.A F.
Hutton
190,000
fa
Evans
;
'
300,000
300,000
Inc."
W.
E.
Hutton
McDonald
Model,
F.
Co.
&
-
T.
Roland
&
Co.
Moseley
S.
As
Co.. ^ 300,000
^he Ohio Co.-'.^_.-—V, 196, p. 2580.
Henderson
C.
fa
Co., Inc.
_____
Kalmari & Co., Inc._
Rouse, Brewer, Becker fa Bryant,
Inc.
t
300,000
300,000
Co._
&
„Wagenseller & Durst,
\ 300,000
Inc.
Colonial Corp. of
with
the
present
within >si3fc
customers,
company
branch
a
-
Mr.
plant
America—Acquisition—
Crawford
.
ch'ildi'en's' tailored
closed
a transaction involving cash
made by Sol Berger, President
In
amount
announcement
undergarments,'for
was
and
$50 million
said.
undis¬
an
closely-held p'rivate concern,- with directors
trolling a major portion of the voting stock.
Home
officers
(in
plants
North
Tennessee,
ments
*vi*,
1
<
increase
*
*
*
j
and
per
goal
consolidation' of service.—'V. Iu4,
or
the
over
and.
With Cameo,
Effective
listed
Jan.
the
on
9,
t
r
-
-
the
under
the
Exchange
190, p. 769.
-y
System, Inc.r—Additional Financing
^Details—Our Jan.
7, 1963 issue reported the offering
,on Jan. 4, of $25,000,000 of this firm's 4%% deben¬
tures. due Jan. 1, 1988, at par and accrued interest.
Additional financing details follow: •
:' A
'
A
-
A'
•
.
mark
dollar
for
the
or
-
,
,
from
McDonald fa Co.
-McKelvy & Co.
Merrill,-Turben fa Co.,
'Dempsey-Tegeler &; Co.,
(
Inc. ______—
.
Dominick
^Drexel
Co.
&
A
400 A
750
.Estabrook fa
"Fahejr,; Clark fa' Co.
First'Southwest Co.__
Folger,
Stein
....
Inc:—400 ^
W. E. Hutton & Co—
._•
250
•
750
'The" Illinois Co. InC.______
,
Mellen- fa
Joseph,
Inc.
•
-•
-
45..
P-
,.:A-A;
Co.____
Bros.
&
first
the
in
Inc.
Wertheim & Co.
100
•
Dean
A,-:,.AA.A
Products* Inc.,
Marade!
Commercial
The
Chase
Credit
Manhattan
A T'heA
Witter
&
Co
—
this Issue.—V.
slock
New
has
York,
„1Q0
1,750
States
was
A
1,750
v
•
A
election
Refining
A
served
Secretary
Director
ment
of
of
and
"Board.—V.
the
a
Treasury.
p.
Consolidated
reported
that
He
■
the
of
426.
!
A;:'-'•:
'
Foods
v
'
in
and
•
fiscal
was
slowed
by
to
was
February,
also
United
1957
States
for Reconstruction
National
■:
Security
A ;0>)
Mr.
Assistant
as
Council
Develop¬
tax
to
the
6 7o
company
of
of
use
its
of
"of
were
than
more
28 %
above
1961's
and were, the highest recorded by the com¬
division since It went into operation in 1954.?
;
William
President
A.
Hewitt,!'commenting on operations, said
; iy. A/// A,>", '/:/AA"vA,'A-"'-r'"V/A;-^^
A the outlook for 1963 is good.
1 J
v
"Farm
income "Is expected to
.
.the
dealer
and
sales
branch
remain
levels
are
high
low.
and
The
inventories
demand
for
at
agri-
A cultural
chemicals continues to grow, and industrial sales should
■increase
significantly
with
the addition
of" new
products
and
/growth
of
our
industrial
dealer
organization.—V.
196,
p.
engaged
;
Denver
&
Rio Grande Western RR.
Trust Certificates Offered—On Jan.
Earn- A
2176.
•
Equipment
9,> 1963, Salomon
Hutzler, New York, announced that they
awarded - at A competitive
sale
an
issue
of
$4,500,000 Denver & Rio, Grande 4% equipment trust
'Brothers &
'
~
were
legal
status
of
electronics,
in
tax
and
law.
to
utilize
Also,
organizational
the
certain
mergers
structure
or
the
»»
Dynalectron's
two
other
aircraft
and
missile
major
maintenance,
A-AAAA:';/:/AAA A*A A'-;AA" '■'!;■ AA
$13,876,000 in the
Net
profit
for
the
/••
■
the
the
nine
from
fine
of
1961.
climbed to $1,170,347
eqval
to
Elgin's consumer products phis
company's
Industrial
Group' is
for
the
showing
in
'
for
months
compared with $981',000 or $1.06 per snare
reception
business
for
said.
three
same
latest quarter
the previous year.
"Excellent market
of
third
the
■/•,/,
Nov.
.
months ended
non-recurring
a
of
a
quarter,"
Mr.
Mar-
:
•; ;
30, rose 23% to $3T,558<-
income
of
$265,178
claim
in
Elgin's
government
resulting from tlx?
favor t^.e company
,
Elizabeth town
The
Gas
Co^—Reports Record Earnings—
has achieved record highs in earnings, operating
revenues,- investment in plant and equipment, annual revenue per
customer and total customers served during the fiscal year ended
Sept. 30, according to the "company's annual report.
Earnings were $1,644,295, or $1.90 per share, compared to $1,532;860, .or $1.77 per share in the preceding year.
Operating revenues
lwere- reported at $20,750,558, compared to' $19,388,387 in the 1931
-fiscal year. //;//■;
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The annual report also showed that Elizabethtown Gas reached
a
new high
in the number of gas heating customers served in the
Central-New Jersey region!
According to W. S. Potter, President,
a
considerable future area of expansion lies in house heat ing since
/less than.30%
of the total homes in the company's territory now
heat by gas.
"Conversions are increasing and gas sales of this type
are
quickly reflected in earnings," Mr. Potter said in the report..
Sales of gas for industrial use are also increasing In this heavily
company
■
•
'
•
industrialized
:
p'•;
resources
1962
new
the
con-
?'.:>= /■///;
$16,300,000
financial
the
•
con¬
$12,700,000
chemical
Land-Air,
$1,191,000 or $1.29 per share for the period
•a year ago.
AfA/A >A;'/1 '/* A A
'/:V aAA/'A*: A! ^ ;A A: / AA//A/A A/A/
" A
No provision
was made for Federal income taxes In
any of the
periods because of a tax-los& carryforward whiclv amounted to
$2,297,000 on NOV. 30, 1962. :>
A
■
A
/•
Mr. Margolis said that the company's strong showing in the third
quarter should not be
considered Indicative
of
remits for t'-'e
fourth.
The final quarter, he noted, will be adversely Influenced
by the normal starting-up costs and expenses at the company's new
watch assembly plant In Elgin
(formerly Blaney), South Caroliixa.
"Our new facility In South Carolina
will be the most modern
and
efficient watch assembly plant in the United States,"
Mr.
Margolis declared.
'
m
"Once the initial starting-up expenses are out of the
way, our
new
plant.can be expected to add to Elgin's profitability in watch
manufacture," he added.—V. 196, p. 1768.
:
N
•history."
of
.
because
...
in
increase
Corp., two whollyparent
compaixy
President Charles
.reported net profit of
$2,800,000
products—contributed
the
their6brii|)iany has the effect of
<
-settlement
•
$562,000,000.
were
Into
882 from $30,521,000 in the same 1961 period.
This produced net
earnings of. $1,345,049 equal to $1.45 per common share compared
with' $926,000 or $1 per share in the year-ago period.
However,
were lower In 1962,' total worldwide sales
of $581,0.00,000 due to the higher United
sales: The previous high in world-wide sales
In 1961 world-wide sales
Mattern
no
organizational
Sales
1962
regulations.
income
Dynalectron is ,a diversified world-wide organization : with la 'staff
more than
3,300 personnel and offices or representatives in 37
golis
6%
Planning
*1,• V-** :-f
5.7%;
government
foreign
and
'The company, has reported sharply" improved "sales and earnings
the three month period ended Nov. 30.
;
'
,
Henry M.
Margolis, President and Chairman,
annouxxced t':at
sales for the third quarter increased 17%
to a total of $16,249,894
.in
earnings,
netted
ical-sales
A'..:AAAA..A-:;;
Up
under ,new
Canadian
and
pany's
Executive
and
involve
and
:
all-time, high
an
S.
Dynalectron
by
the structure of
considerably simplify
from
•
charge
$4,000,000
a
U.
ago.
,
com¬
.
announced
$1.26 per common share
which
in
year
Land-Air, Inc. and
of
Dynalectron,
was
responsible
year
sales
net
'
million
$83
were
for
,.
the
for
in
against $24.7 million.—-V. 196, p. 1767.
A///, /•//'/-
consolidates
only
United
States
and
manufacturing operations, said the 1962 im¬
earnings
chemical
total
food processor and distributor, has
earnings for the 24 week period ended
leading
and
• '
consolidated
increase
Elgin National Watch Co.—Sales Up 17%—
tractor -and
equipment
sales
of
$42,200,000
were
•nearly 28%- higher than the $33,000,000 in 1961.' Agricultural chem¬
Corp.A
Boston
1,
mergers
'
,
increased
the
range tracking and data reduction, manufactur¬
ing of x-ray and transformer equipment, the marketing of- aircraft
and
aviation
equipment in the
international market,
and
the
-providing of technical axxd survey services to aviation Insurance
underwriters.--V:^196, p. 2176.
>
.
1962
that
.nucleonics, missile
'A, Industrial
'
A;v
Foods,
*,
w
stockholders
said
in
said
Mattern and the seven opeyatltfg'1 divisions
divisions 'rff Dynalectrorxi
-
countries
1962..-M
•'*
t
vequipment sales of $483,000,000 were 4% higher than the
$463,900,000 in 1961,'and just under the all-time high of $486,A 000,000 set In 1959/ Tractor sales volume in 1962 was the highest
A-'*;.;;';vAi.n.V4';
•;
of
Jan.
provisions
of
including those of John Deere Credit Co.
in both 1962 and 1961, were estimated at
$5.43* per share in 1962 compared with $5.22 per share in 196L ?"
All three product lines—farm equipment, Industrial equipment
and
preferred
^AAA-A,: A--AA.
.
First
Corp.—Sales
.A
sales
The
to
"
a'*
.
sales
a
as
Farm
director of Commonwealth
a
company.
of
1962
January,
memb°T
196,
Consolidated
the
International Bank
--■>.••••••
ings 2.5%—
by
director
and
from
the
Overby as
announced
Vice-President
Overby
«
of Andrew N.
was
to
that
solidated-^ales in
appointed
'
.
^
million,
'subsidiary operations—Air Carrier Service Corp. and Aircar Engi¬
neering International, Inc.—remains with the executive offices in
Washington, D. C.
Up 6%; Earnings 14%—
company
$577,000,000 in 1959.
which
.
^Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.—Director—
The
report
the
sales
World-wide
:
in
been
convertible
r".AA';x;.A:AA'A'^€
'Oil
31,
permitted
reached
-
2697.
p.
$21.7
diretit
The
A;' Although foreign sales
Co.—Appointment—
Bank,
agent for the 41/2%
cumulative
the company.—V. 19b, p
20 /7.'
••
of
195,
of
Treasurer,
company.
pbmpanyjc tyhicti
'charges
100
.
million
0;TttV change Hii
will
.
reported
and
reported
or 74 cents
change In the operational activities or
Personnel, Mr. Gulledge said. Tne primary purpose of the change,
he emphasized,
is to give the company greater flexibility in tne
'
Canadian
-
%A,*-A
.co-transfer
;
Oct.
provement
:
:
income
subsidiaries
making
.the.
period
,
million
company
.G.uGulledge. -A-.///////';//*/>AA.■
6 %; Earnings
time
Dow
$37.6 million
merger
effective
The
-•increased
to
$541,533,000
from
$509,574,000
a
year
ago.
This
year's sales were only $1,000,000 under the all-time
record set
.in:-1959;
".-v'' /
,/:/W
.
j
'
*f. *!Consolkiafed, earnings in
1962 .were $36,^17,000 ' hr $5.26!. per
25Q '
share. In 1961 earnings were $31,990,000 or $4.64 per share.
•
250
Boyce__
Stone: & Webster Securities
net
the
30.
Dynalectron Corp.—Subsids. Merged Into Parent—
The
10p
Commerce Drug Co. Inc.—Proposed Asset Sale—
See
annual
its
In
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
..
Miller,
__——__
—v.-197.
•
&
has
company
ended
A.: •
Fulton, Reid fa Co., Inc.^4 . 250.
Corp.
1:750Hayden,. Miller & Co.,
r
' 250v; Sweney Cartwright.& Co.
100,
fa. Co.
.
Cook
Bennett,
$56.5
were
owned
current fiscal'year," ;we-anticipated
to the costs of opening mew markets,
men for our expanding national sales
A"arid earnings 14%.'over 1961,
Paine, Webber,, Jackson &
•
B.
with
taxes
■ - Curtis ._^__r_r.——_-_-A-s: 750,'
100' »K;:'W:A.-Prebsprichv$s; .Co,__ 1,500 ' solidated net. income for losseS by foreign subsidiaries/Consolidated
/'net income also was reduced $1,700,000 by increased depreciation
250
William R. Staats & Co,--A 250:
^
Fleming
Nolan,
"
Newhard,
1,750
Cb._i-_r-VtAe__.750 J
and
Nov.
,
additional
an
■
\
million
ended
Dow's Texas Division at Frceport,
Earnings before taxes lor the six months
845.
p.
$3.9.7,. in^ 1961 to $4.56—V. 196, p. 1451.
Tha
• Inc. A^
Wi H.r Morton & Co. Inc. i,500.
-
•
Dominick____
&
>
$241.1
increasing
250
,
_
.
earnings, due
and training new
pack¬
For the same period of 1961, sales were $229.5 million
income $14.1
million, or 48 cents per share.
Earnings
taxes were $39.5 million against $24.6 million in 1961.
pared
ourAplaris for the
ort
Deere & Co.—Sales
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__$l,750
Lee 'Higglnson Corp._
750-
,
year.
the
struck
1963, Mi1. Harger
requiting additional
.
Amount
(000's Omitted)
,
(000's Omitted)
Morgan Stanley & Co
$2,650
lThe First" Boston Corp.__. 2,650 :
,Robert W. Baird. fa Co.y
Trie,
1
; 400'
.Alex. Brown & Sons____"__'
400
last
in
Co.-*-SaIes, Earnings Higher—
months
allocation
'
-
-
Amount
-
of
three
beneficial
million
5,
pressure
'
UNDERWRITERS—
mechanization
earnings
resulted
from
higher
sales,
increasing
efficiencies,
a
leveling off of the price decline In chemicals,, plus the absence
of some costly items of a year ago such as Hurricane Carla which
A,While Awe 'fully anticipate continued costs, pressures, 'progress
is being made toward the improvement of our profit ratio as we
'.work toward ultimate objectives in rapid turnover of products in
A: our new lines and progressive penetration of new markets.
Earn¬
ings to date, have exceeded our projections and we look forward to
this year' breaking all records," Mr. Abrams concluded.
A
Tha report showed an increase in the mid-year equity per share
CSV.
5
,
and
net
Robert
of hiring
force, and of occupying the 16,000 square foot plant addition buiLt
A tb • accommodate ; our new lines,'' Morris • Abrams^A President^;'said
-..in an interim- report'to/the $t.o$khQlden|.- ^ • a .a '' ^ u*-,-,./ '• f x. ■■
s ?
company, was
Symbol
automation
period of. 1961, sales totaled $439.5
million, or $1.09 per share.
same
the
before
fbr
Industries, Inc. — Sales Up
/"In making
a
:
Listing-
,
Columbia Gas
half
gar¬
^
stock of
common
Stock
^
Co,—N. S. E.
Service
the
1963
National
1,300,000
of
for
share.
and
generated by the company's addition/of heavy duty
industrial fastening lines and other maintenance products for the
truck, farm and fleet markets sent six month sales of this national
automotive parts and hardware distributor and key: manufacturer
Carolina
South
average
an
the
sales
(
a
'
Dee. 13,
income of $31.8
For
.
has., established
on
amount.
It will operate as a wholly-owned
subsidiary
National, with Geoi'ge Page, president, continuing to
responsibility for its operations.—V. 196, p. 5.
full
For
New business
;
,*i
t
Colorado Insurance
—V.
to
week.—-V., 196, p. 637,.
per
i
will
meeting in New York
a
The company has reported sales of $472.5 million and net incoxue
totaling $45.4 million for the six months period ended Nov. 30.
-The1 net amounted to $1.56 per share of common stock outstanding.
.
production
demand
Dow Chemical
•
Calif.,
Mateo,
San
,
22
,.»
Diamond
of
^division cf Colonial and continue with its present management and
ended
Nov.
30.
Sales of $5,169,600 were up 6%
above the com¬
employees. Mr. Lewis Carahi,: President of Cameo, would continue
parable period last year, when sales totaled $4,869,400. .
jto head the division.
A First half earnings of $294,700 were 4% below the $306,400
;
Colonial makes and sells popular-priced men's and boy's sport, ^reported* for the ^comparable period - in 1961; This is equivalent, to
-and* dress
shirts, women's and, girl'sr blouses, lounge wear and ,A 45.4 cents per. share, and on the basis of 649,569 shares now;: out¬
lingerie, and men's and boy's, pajamas.
The company currently *
standing, compares with 47.2 cents per share earned-in the first
operates
/
...
,
will provide manufacin
in mortgage ser.yiging'Assignments
subsidiary' seeks ,.to'serve investors
Curtis
.
Jamaica, W. I.) and employs more than 6,500 persons.
the
have
Down '4%~-A/
con¬
Sales for its last
-fiscal year ended March 31, 1962, approximated $3,000,000. Colonial's
sales for the nine months ended Sept. 30, totaled $41,800,000.
Under the plan, Cameo, a leading manufacturer of popular-priced
women's and children's tailored panties, would become an operating
;Colonial's
A;.,;,•
was
undisclosed
months
Cooke
Executive Vice-President of the company's
A
*
'//A'A^a ^
Loan
^
v
'A/>A/AA? A:HA A'i/A'A'''
VA. /A>AAi.' A'
A' /AA?1 ; ' ":
A"
Page-Detroit was acquired through an exchange of stock for an
A
The
notes.
of Colonial.
and
;a
The
servicing
which was incorporated in Puerto Rico in 1959, has been
Cameo,
•{:/''/•/::/'/;•?''/A'AAV-
aging field.
,
women's' and
f'A*/-'- ,-v•'•/'!
...
announcement
meet
Home
cording to* W.: T;V Ha.rger,
financing subsidiary.1
;
Thi^ national AdiverslfledAapparel producer has announcedl^the
acquisitiori of C^meo Lingeriie, inc., of Puerto Rico, manufacturers
of
+
The acquisition is expected to give impetus to Diamond National's
expanding product research and machinery development activities to
million
A"$36
.
,
—•_
.
firm's
the
inclusive.
1978.
National7Corp.-LiAcquisitidn^-
tion^ board of directors at
..
mortgage servicing assignment has been awarded
Loan -Corp,,
a
subsidiary of Crawford Corp. by
190,000
three leading Eastern financial- institutions, the company announced.
Crawford
Corp. is a leading housing and home financing firm
.190,000
headquartex-ed in Baton Rouge, La.
Other company offices are
located
in New
190,000 "
York, Washington, New Orleans, Atlanta, Boston
jsmd Cocoa Reach;AFla,:
"
.■
A
W. Hamilton Crawford, Board Chairman and President, said the
190,000..
addition to the company's mortgage servicing portfolio "is part of
/
a
current expansion in our home financing operation."
80,000
The new
assignment establishes Crewford Home Loan as one of the nation's
80,000
leading financing organizations in the mortgage loan servicing field,
'lie 'Said.AA.;/" ••
J- A'A v)/A'A.A::A;/'AA
80,000
'
The new assignment,
which includes about 2,800 individual ac¬
* 80,000
counts, was arranged by Crawford Home Loan with the Bowery
Savings Eank and the Bronx Savings Bank of New York, N. Y„
'AV^V
^and the Hartford (Conn.) Federal Savings and Loan Assn., ac¬
80,000
_——_
Clement A.
Co., Inc.
Co.,
fa
from
1,
•
Crawford
__
fa
■
.Crawford Corp.—Mortgage Servicing Agreement—
190,000
Mitchum,
Jones
fa
Templeton, Inc.
Rauscher,
Pierce .fa
Co., Inc. -i
Sutra fa Co.__—_—
Watling, Lerchen &
300,000
duPont
Co.
Hemphill,
-—
The
A,
net
190,000
Co.—
Milwaukee
450,000
300,000
_
Co._
L
fa Co._
Loewi & Co. Inc.
Jack-
Curtis
Allyn & Co.
C.
*
ego. It is engaged-in research and /develop¬
ment,
engineering
services',
and
the
manufacture
of
electronic
and medical equipment for use by both the military and industry.
—V.. 196,. p.
1767v?A';:-<.:.c:>v> ^A'V-. •
..•"-"/'A
190,000
190,000
_
450,000
Webber,
&
son
production. * (capacity -wili he- tripled
demands
Cooke Engineering,
was'founded 10 ^ears
Granbery, Marache fa
./A/A
Co., Inc. —:
190,000
Ryons
■
t.
luring^capability fox other proprietary products.
190,000
450,000
Co.____
meet
predicted. In addition, he said,
450,000
L o e b,
M.
Rhoades fa
to
"190,000
—
Co.
fa
Present
■*:
Sim-
fa
mons
Alex. Brown & Sons
Goodbody & Co
.
450,000
.
:
Ellis
Blunt
'.
acquisition, -Capital Capacitor's name Wilt be changed
Cooke" Industries,'Inc., and it will be operated "as a" wholly
,
Weeks
&
Freres
•Carl
A.
.
„
.
____
Hornblower
Lazard
•
Co,,
fa
Co,
,
550,000
—
Becker
G.
•
-1
/■
-
Feb.
"made by William H. Walters, chairman
president of Diamond National, a leading manufacturer of
packaging products. The acquisition was approved by the corpora¬
Cobke Engineering. Mr. Cooke said.
supplier of mylar fixed capacitors ''
volume
a
to
National has- announced thb acquisition 6f
Page-Detroit,
Detroit, Mich., specialists in the design and manufacture of
The
owned subsidiary of Cooke Engineering.
The new company's quarters- will .bqx shifted, immediately to Alexandria,A Va.,x,whereAIt Will
have three, times the floor space formerly available; A A : t
*;" AA
$300,000
300,000
G. H. Walker fa Co._
' Bateman, Eichler fa
.
-
Amount
Co.
1,560,000
Smith
-
is
1963
and
With
A to
,
Shearson, Hammili &
'
$1,560,000
Inc
White, Weld & Co.__
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
'
,r> '
blockvtrf stock iiq
Capacitor
1,
packaging machinery.
of
amount
Aug.
Diamond
Inc.,
an' undisclosed
involved
;*to.t the-electronics .industry.
named below have severally
Amount
and-a
■^ash
"
r
2,230,064 shs.
the ' transaction
of
and
Diamond
A
Engineering
Terms
1
A/AA'!;A• */'•'''(
*
the Capital Capacitor Co., Silver Spring, Md., by
was announced by Nelson M. Cooke,
President.
Acquisition of
■
,
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the company at par the following
principal amounts of the debentures:
•
Feb.
—V. 196, p. 2481.
Cooke Engineering Co.—Acquisition—
^ ;
,.•,<
2,230,064 shs.
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
' t,
,
.
6,500,OOQ' shares
Standard & Poor's. They are secured by hew
equipment expected to cost $6,018,267 and will mature
in 30 semi-annual instalments'; of
$150,000 on each
•
f
;
,
_
(par $1)—authorized
stock
Com.
A
by
-
.bylBlyth:& Co., 'Inc., New.Yoirk.—V; 196, p; 2673V
,h
2,963,000
2,576,000.
2,485,000
962,500
427,513
______
__________
_
\
,
\
,
——
•
Other
«
'
;
>:
»
-
•.
,
.
1979____
6% bonds due Feb. 1, 1981______
5%% bonds due Aug. 1, 1981
5%% bonds due Nov. 1, 1982
bonds due Feb. 1,
SVz%
j.
12,500,000,
r ,< • y u -h
4,200,000
'
I96r p. 1657.
Continental Casualty
C«^-—Secondary Stock Offer*
ing—On Jan. 7, 1963, it was reported that a seconddary offering of 30,000 shares of this firm's outstand¬
ing capital stock had been made at $78.50 per share
,
»
r
-maturities running from Feb., I, 1975r to Feb. 1, 1978.
The securities are rated Aaa by. Moody's and AAA
t.
"V
x,
.
mtge., sink,, fund bonds of
Texiacal,• Inc..'(wholly-owned
A.'?" ;Teal estate subsidiary)
>
-
■'
<
,
first mtge. notes due quar.
Oct. 31, 1966
to
favorable, earnings comparison.'1—V.
1:
■
43/4%
conv.
subord.
debs,* due
€jftriV/l!;/1983^-1^--——
•
,
The certificates, which are -non-caUab-le; were reoffered for public sale Jan. 10, at prices to yield from
3.20% for the Aug. ;1, 1963 maturity: to 4.10% for
,
the current period,
AA A William Howlett, President of Consolidated Foods, in making the
?,
:»
521,500.
'
$4,272,412, up 2.5% from profits of $4,167,529 in
period a year ago.
Per share earnings were 89
compared with 87 cents a year earlier.
were
corresponding
cents for
1,400,000 [Aj.
-
.
Other
<
-•
1
;
*
bid of 99.61.7,• for the 4%,; coupon. A
a 4% coupon came from
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co.1
■
•'
on
competing bid of 99.345 for
,
,
5
recent
new
section
of
industrial
the
user
state.
will
Potter
Mr.
consume
more
that one
annually than
reported
gas
2,500 gas heating customers, and said the company's sales efforts in
•the Industrial field were being increased. A,
,.r
!.
A.
A
•
•
»
A
Mr.
Potter
said
a
continuation
of
a
'
anticipated
:
town
Gas
for
had
the
company
and
that
general
during
growth pattern was
the year Elizabeth-
opened a major new service center at Iselln to meet
the demands of the southern part of its service area.—V. 196, p. 533.
6
<
i
(142)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
.
v-
•V"'-
$?Ero
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up 16%—
sales and' earnings for
"H
\J':
The company has reported -higher
nine'months ended Oct. 31.
.-.•
Net
the
'..V'iiStCv: ;■!';: /Hi
sales
period
same
volume
increased
Bra
to
pated
in
;
automobile
acquired" in. December,
contributed
1961,
the
to
than doubled, from $29,746,
Net income more
or 8 cents a share,
cents a share. Heiman
savings resulting from
the
curtailment of retail franchise operations as well as the higher
level of sales.
-H
H
Results do not include operations of Cardinal Crest Co., manu¬
in the year-earlier
rise
the
facturer
period, to $68,869,
earnings reflected
in
knitted
of
furniture
automobile
and
covers
acquired by Ero in late October, .1962. '
Ero, is a leading maker of auto seat
and
other
also
produces
home
automotive
sporting
1
covers"
convertible
tops,
Chicago-based
company
equipment,
and
certain
exercise
goods,
"throw
<<
covers,
The
accessories.
v
19
or
that
said
final
its
the
quarter,
FWD
Sept.
30,
annual
Net
of
33'/*,
taxes
DePolis,
in
>•
v*
<
the
<
outstanding,
$2.65
last
to
after-tax
year's
loss
The
value
PREFERRED
to
of
Britain.
per
of
favorable
with
market
reduction
dealers
to
sale
of
1
.
pf at least
tender
.
.
*
Fafnir Bearing Co.—New German Affiliate— '
was
Fire
is
New
a
Jersey
and the
1899
based
a
fire
U.
S.
manufacture
is
and
of
Fafnir
5.25%
Branch
1965
,
50%
Industriewerk
Schaeffler
Ownership is 50%
Fafnir
.
Initially. Fafnir Walzlager G.m.b.H. will sell ball bearings made
by Fafnir-New Britain and by its wholly owned subsidiary, Fafnir
Bearing Co. Ltd. of Wolverhampton, England. Sales will be made
through the facilities of INA Ingenieursburo (Inaburo), the selling
organization
Industriewerk
of
Schaeffler.
Fafnir
bearings
have
another German firm.
previously been sold in West Germany by
Later
ball
in
than
manufacture
1963
of certain American types of Fafnir
G.m.b.H. will begin at Homburg,
factory space is being made available
where
warehouse
by Industriewerk
and
Schaeffler.
It
is
expected
Homburg will involve the investment of
75,OCO square feet of floor space.
The leading manufacturer of needle
'
roller
bearings
Industriewerk
in
Europe,
Schaeffler:, employs
several /thousand -workers
at
Fafnir is the largest independent U. S.
locations.
producer of ball bearings.
Since Industriewerk Schaeffler does not
make ball bearings and Fafnir does not make needle
roller
multiple
the
plant
combination
and
will
tion in
1768.
p.
provides
increase
the
the
broader
a
parent
firms'
line
bearings,
anti-friction bearings
of
and
coverage
competitive
Minority
i,,
^v'
Union Realty—Shares Offered—On
/
and
owns
terminals
$13
share by an underwriting group managed
by
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., New
York, and Hayden,
Miller & Co., Cleveland. The
offering was oversub¬
scribed.
operates
manufacturing
proceeds
mortgage
loan,
from
will
fleet
and
located
for
at
sale
380
to
other
Madison
Chicago.
companies.
Ave.,
New
\.
sale; together
used
to
with
the
acquire
55
Public
tenants
4.30%
Include
The
the
owns
ing
Union
Cleveland
Commerce
was
acquired on Oct. 31. 1961
and leased back to the bank.
V
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
real
a
Building
from
estate
in
investment
Cleveland.
the
Union
The
terminal
4%
As therein
build¬
Shs.
Authorized
Outstanding
$13,500,000 $13,282,077
11,500,000
11,500,000
Beneficial
Interest
(par value
$1 per
share—limiting voting- powers)
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
to
the
terms
.Underwriting agreement, the underwriters
ally agreed
to
of
sell
to
to
purchase
them
shares
& Co.,
„■
•-
Hayden, Miller
Amott,
Baker
»
at $13
below.
Shares
set forth
__Inc,
Ball,
&
Co._i
&
c«-
& Co.-..
&
Co.,
Collin,
&
Cook
Co
&
134,500
A.
134,500 V'
15,000
& Co.
Emerson
L.
Inc.
.
Fahey,
The
^
Clark
&
First
-
15,000
,.0rp'
^"7T-r——& Co., Inc.
&
J.
J.
&
E.
Hutton
&
:—
,
*nc-
—V.
196,
p.
&
15,000
Co.,
18 000
H.
Paul
Newbold's
Son
2L000
10,000
&
of
1958,
Janesville
Cotton
Mills,
form
of
a
J.
Nowland
Ohio
&
Co.
W. C. Langley & Co
Lehman Brothers
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Co.
&
&
250
j.
Inc.
950
Co
250
Simmons—
L.
W.
4 200
10,000
41,500
McDonald
N.
J.
B.
Co.
Securities & Co
First
Corp,__
Corp.—
of
Michigan
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co._
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—-j;
Goodbody & Co.
Hallgarten & Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
-
Hooker
&
Schwinn
Inc.
&
Co.—
Spencer
Trask
Tucker,
Anthony
L.
Day
Vercoe
&
Co.ZZ
&
&
Co
&
Co.
—_
5^900
4^200
'
under
Small
Business
In¬
Rodman
.
.
Co., Inc.
Wm.
5,000
Russ
750
;
-.
;
•
"
-
500
Schwabacher
750
Alfred
550
'
&
Co.,
750
Singer,
Deane & Scribner
Co..^
William
Stein
-
-
A.
Telephone
<fc
StiX
,
^
•
•
Co
—
ties
-
for
—V.
196,
the
p.
common
stock
and
been
stock
John
s o
p.
n,
750
>
at
The
the
R.
J.
Bank
New
V-Z
corporation.
made by Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
to
retire
Oct.
2,
the
1963
company's
in
the
from
the
outstanding
principal amount
sale
4.5%
of
will
be
used
unsecured
$5,000,000,
in
notes
and
the
Beane
1,500
750
'
5,000'
part
due
out¬
n
Meyer,
the
of
President
United
of
Globe
involved
Rubber
Goods
N.
Y.—V.
*
•
196,
'
Rubber
has Announcedf the
Manufacturing Co., Inc. of
an
were
Co.,
Corp.—rAcquisition—
of- Globe
Wire
Trust
;
unspecified
involved.
amount
of
cash.
No
"> Mr. Meyer, in announcing the acquisition, stated that United
Wire
^ will be operated as a wholly-owned • subsidiary of! Globe Rubber.
United Wire has about 50
employees.
s
Globe Rubber,
with headquarters in
Philadelphia, is a leading
of
automobile rubber floor
mats, and 'rubber swim
It also produces rubber houseware
products and laminated
plastic
products
which
are
marketed
by
the
Company's
Superior Rubber Products Division.
gear.
//• vinyl
trowels,
knives,
wall
coat
scrapers,
hangers,
miscellaneous
;>
Established
wire
in
putty
covered
knives,
bathroom
di^h
drainers, screw drivers,
punches,
linoleum
dishes and other
chisels,
fixtures,
soap
specialties.
1913,
United
Wire
distributes
its
ally through five-and-ten
discount
associates.
proceeds
&
Co......_
Witter* &
York
.
United Wire produces rubber
PROCEEDS—Net
Williston
Winckler
Dean
Chemical
transaction
shares
issue.—V.
Inc.—Preferred ; Stock Offered—On Jan.
9, 1963 a public offering of 185,000 shares of Genesco
$4.50 cumulative convertible preferred stock, at $100
and
1,000
4,000
;
,
J.
F.
1978.
•Emanuel
-950
536.
was
1,000
Co..
&
,
3,000
Lane,
Globe Rubber. Products
950
■
Genesco
share,
Mc-.
...
r
950
Co.
the
&
Georgia Power Co.—Partial, Redemption—-
manufacturer
of
5,000
...
,«—
"
4,000
F, Hutton & Co., Inc.
made
.
appointed New York regis¬
preferred
Corp.
Blosser
The company has called for
.redemption on Feb. 4, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $3,273,000 of its 53/4% first
mortgage
bonds due Sept. .1, -1989^ at: 101:38%'. '
Immediate payment will be
175:
•.C 'V.-
500
750
Securi¬
:Day
3,000
Wagenseller & D u r s t,: ;
Inc. _l...:i——.H—•' .750
Walston & Co., Inc.—.—
3,000
J. C. Wheat & Co.—nl750
750
Weeks
&
250
this
750
—l
Webster
Dowell
iSpace--Corp;
■—V. 196, p. 2477,
750
&
-
1,500
&
CO
&
"Straus,
750
Well, Labouisse,
Friedrichs:&; Co.i.-..___t: -
v
550
—
Corp.,
Meyer
&
Stone
4,000
—
acquisition
Telegraph
Frank,
175
j.
Co.—,—
1.000
Co.
Boyce.
"■
1,000
Co...
Hogle & Co
& Fay, Incl—_
Hornblower
V-
2482.
&
&
1,000
Controls Co.—Proposed Merger—
International
p.
Staats
Fox—
Howard,
Co.—
White, Weld &
Dean .Witter
3,000
3,000
...
J.
,175
I
&
Inc
Spencer Trask, & Co.—-i
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
350
Shields-&,Co.750;
Smith, Barney & Co, Inc.. 1,600
Wertheim
R.
Bros.
Stern,
500
<fe
Hooker
,
750
Hammill & Co.
Shields
Sutro
The
'Blosser
1,500
Sharp & Co...
1,000
250
Straus,
750
Co
D.
1,000
E.
Weinress & Co.
&
750
Shearson,
Inc.
Hentz
175
McDowell
,
750
Roney & Co
& Co., Inc.—1.
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
J„J. B. Hilliard & Son—
.
,
1,000
—
& Renshaw
C.
&
.
;
:
1,000
4,000
-
Robinson-Humphrey
750
Co.
1,500
Inc
H.
announced
Inc.,
The
Co.,
&
Noyes
950
* Schwabacher & Co. -L__
250
The Chase Manhattan Bank has
per
the
3,000
^
Hop-
Gardner
175
It; W. Pressprich & Co._i
-
950
&
trar
20 000
Co.
&
Reynolds
—
&
4,000
.
l-_.—
1,500
Hayden, Miller & Co..—i
250
Co
Jaffray
wood
750
:
—
Hemphill.
General Mills, Inc.—Appointment—
20,000
R.
Piper,
Reinholdt
Fridley & Frederking
750
Goldman; Sachs; &/ Co..,.
5,000 I
Goodbody & Co.—:
3,000
Halle & Stieglitz—
1,000
Hanrahan Sc Co., Inc.
I
500:
Wm. P. Harper & Son ^5;:
350
Northwest
Curtis
1,500
Jackson
175
Co.
Smith
Webber,
1,000
(Inc.)
First Southwest
Inc.--
Pacific
950
;
—
&
Co
Inc.
Firs tCalifornia
Co.,
1,000
Northwest
&
750
*
750
1,000
Union
Fahey, Clark & Co
Ferris & Co.—
950
Lynch
Co
Co..
1,000
Co
&
&
&
Cook
750
&
Dillon,
Securities
Leonard
Ohio
5,000
duPont
500
750
&
.
Paine,
Co.
Co.,
v
Co
Pacific
&
Elworthy & Co
Equitable Securities Corp.
&
:
Westheimer
175
Co.—^
General
See
196,
5 900
41,500
I.
&
500
&
Newhard,
Garnerville, New York.
4,200
Cartwrieht
Dickson
Eastman
Morgan Stanley & Co.—a_,1,60o
Mullaney, Wells & Co.___^
250
Fay, Inc.——
175
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse, "" ' l:
Friedrichs & Co.———
175
—V.. 196, p. 2477.
15,000
4,200
10,000
&
Miller
Moore,
1,000
Weedon
Masten
The
750
—
Skaggs & Co,„—
Francis
Model. Roland & Co
250
——_——11—950
Noyes. & Co.l™
750
Hentz
Fenner
1,600
Hemphill,
H.
S.
Merrill, Turberi & Co., Inc.
,
950
Boston
3,000
Cor*'-"*-'-
Co...
&
Davis,
1,000
5,000
—750
Sherrerd
&
E.
!
Co,-..,*—,.
500
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,'
J •
FennerSmj.tb XfaC.—. 5,000
The
Milwaukee
Co.11
—.,1,000
Mitchum, Jones & Temv
pleton Inc. ;1_
..HI
750
1,000
Sons.-
1,000
Brothers
Mead,
&
&
1,500
A.
1,000
& Co
i.„
Co...
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
1,000
Slocumb
750
&
500
—
&
Co.
McDonald
Mason
Simmons.
1,000
1,000
...
Manley, Bennett, McDonaid & Co,
500
Co
_I_
Brown
&
750
Inc.
Sullivan
Co..
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Hur¬
Co.,
<te
Bradford
Crowell,
20 000
Co._
&
Co
&
Co.
Licensee
Common, Dann & Co—2250
Eastman Dillon, Union
First
Co.
<fc
&
Inc.
Butcher
18,000
Russell & Co.,
Schultz
175
—
&
McMaster Hutchinson &
-Co.
Merrill. Lynch, Pierce,
.
Pressprich &
Sweney
15,000
Julien Collins & Co
.The
McCormick
950
McCormick & Co.
175
Co.,
.
Curtis.—..
L.
8,000
**
18*000
Co.
an
investment of $900 000 in
Janesville, Wisconsin. The investment
long term promissory note and common stock
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
550
Blair
Ellis
&
Inc.
8 000
Pacific Northwest Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
J.
Federal
a
Act
the
'.
Corp.—Investment—
company,
in
&
Saunders, Stiver
21,000
10,000
Co.,
—_
Turben
5,900
vestment
550
&
&
&' Co
Inc.
$250
350
Inc
—1,600
Chapman, Howe & Co.
250
8,000
-
21000
&
—
iS.OOO
Co._
agreed
2273.
Franklin
was
Mericka
18,000
4,200
Joyce
Co._
R.
---
B.
&
_
Co—_.,_
21,000
Co.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
John
&
15,000
4,200
Co.
Hilliard & Son
Hornblower
&
Weeks—
W
i
Coe
Prescott & Co.__
B.
Blunt
Inc.—
Corp.
Becker
Blyth
Co.
&
Co.
Hallgarten
W.
The
Cleveland
Fulton. Reid
Ginther
&
10,000
Co.„__
G.
C.
&
Blair
Brush,
(000'sOmitted)
Illinois Co,
————
Securities
Whipple & Co
William
the
numbers
Moseley & Co.—
Murch & Co.,-Inc.---
Co.,
-------—
Bacon,
Irving
.'V,,.
———
Ellis
Alex.
Amount
.:
Inc.—$6,475
Allyn & Co
sever¬
has
F.- S.
10,000
4,200\
&
Trust
Inc.
«21,000
H.
J.
Inc.
Merrill,
18,000
.
of
have
respective
E. Masten
Wm.
Doolittle
below
the
the
McDonald
10,000
Co.__
Curtiss, House & Co.a—
Dommick
&
Dominick,
and
share
Mackall
'
conditions
Shares
'•
21,000
Norton
Lawrence
and
named
J.
5,679,354 shs.
\
,
—5.900
Dodge
ir. w5,
Trust,
per
Co.,
Burge & Kraus—
jJ- C. Bradford
Clark,
the
severally,
Harriman Ripley
*»
from
1,940,000 shs.
Co,
&
Bache & Co.
A.
Unlimited
C.
American
■
1,500
750
1,000
.
Amount
3,935,786
named
Ryons & COi—
Lundborg & Co
1,000
Co.,
Walter &
Wilson
Co:,
35,000,000
10,000,000 shs.
outstanding—
Shares
4,000
Becker
Inc.
Blunt
set forth.
Kuhn,-Loeb
Co.
&
Eichler
Boettcher
917,100
par)
29,637,900
10,000,000
Lester,
Inc.
G.
William
158,314,826
11.600,000
($1.25
and
1,000
Birr,
•"
35,000,000
20,000.000
$40
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
1,000
ry,
Outstanding
'VV?^
•.
1,577,273
($100
at
Edward D. Jones & Co,
Co._
R.
$ *.•'(!<«.
&
Eaird
Courts
debentures^—23,810,700
notes——
(000's Omitted)
installment mtge. loan due 1991
instal. mtge. loan due 1992
of
certificates
Bank
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
/o
4%%
■••'V
10,000,000
stock
stock
underwriters,
1,500
Bingham,
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
severally
•agreed to purchase the respective principal amounts of
certificates
indicated below. The purchase
agreement provides that the several
obligations of the underwriters are subject to certain conditions
A.
53/8
stock
-
>v
into
4,000
Bateman,
"
;
20,000,000
—
with
1982
.
8,407,000
9,166,000
3,000
St.,
'
..'t
i.
.
subsidiaries
common
29,750
—
Co
are
•
.
due
preferred
issued
•
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
Earth & Co.—
12,200,000
2,280,000
serial
subordinated
Common
trust
Commerce
&
La
Salle
in
several
Inc.
own
255,045,176
trust
promissory notes
Tank
of
Agencies,
BUSINESS—First Union Realty,
also
equipment
3%%
Electric Illuminating Co.,
large industrial companies, district offices of sev¬
eral transportation and
industrial companies and other
large or¬
ganizations operating on a nationwide basis
and some
of Cleve¬
land's leading
advertising
offices
C.
Clark,
Landstreet
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
So.
19,928,124
.
-/Vt
Co., Inc.—
Allyn &.Co._
company
the
,
•
Equipment obligations
Building,
a
22-story,
three year old
office
building in
Cleveland, including a related 6-story garage building
1-story restaurant building.
Major
of
135
' /
.
X. v.Z-.-.-V•'■.'mv''">■
downtown
head
and
notes
into
shares
&
Bache
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$11,-
a
Square
and
Offices
York
its
for
i
.
qwn Mp Q
A.
bulk
liquid
storage
diversified line of products
cars
•
an
purchased.
Blyth
1973 at prices ranging
Authorized
the
be
.
plants,
and
,
••
below, have
underwriting agreement with the company whereby
they have severally agreed to purchase from the company the
respective numbers of shares of convertible preferred stock., of the
company shown below, subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting agreement. Under certain circumstances involving de¬
fault
of
an
underwriter, less than all of such shares may be
the
at
;
loans—
outstanding
J,
equity:
value) authorized
3,935,786
Bosworth,
'
PROCEEDS—Net
redeemable
furnishes to industry a
services, in addition to manufacturing freight
and
per
500,000
shares;
A.
be
shoes;
,
,
$931,00o
bank
par
J.
will
-o
^
interest
UNDERWRITERS-—The
Approximately $30,000,000 in 1963 for additions to its fleet of
freight cars-.
also
:*t.
l*
1973; convertible
per
shares
convertible
($1
Whipple
They
»
debt
principally
$38.50
and
stock
W.
interest.
*
•
beginning
stockholders'
entered into
principal business of General American ^Trans¬
portation is the supplying of* its railroad freight cars to railroads
and shippers for their use.
The cars are supplied principally
to
shippers of chemical, petroleum and food products.4 The: company
Jan. 9,
1963, a public offering of 880,000 shares of benefi¬
cial interest of First Union Realty was made at
long-term
convertible
issued
be
Common
BUSINESS—The
./hwh-
^
First
196,
;V
■.
value)
Bacon,
accrued
i" -j
share; authorized 300,000 shares, 296,379 shares
per
to
and
,•,>
1981
at
cumulative
stated
$38,880,000.
par
!?'■
■
subordinated
stockholders'
$4.50
already owns 173,925 shares of Camden Fire
There are currently 500,000 shares of Camden Fire
15,
stock
common
Accident
option of the company on and after Jan. 15,
from
102%
to par, plus accrued interest.
posi¬
European Common Market, according to Fafnir.—V.
Feb.
Robert
at
*
■
payments
SINKING FUND PROVISIONS--^linking fund will retire
95% of
tho : Issue ones year prior to
maturity "by the retirement of $1,750,000 principal amount of certificates in each year
commencing
in 1964. For the sinking fund the
certificates will be redeemable
the first phase in
$1,000,000 and the use
*
Chris¬
Outstanding
of
debt,
convertible
annual
of
that
over
of
f
.
debt:
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale will be used to reim¬
burse the company's treasury for the cost of the equipment secur¬
ing the certificates. General American contemplates the expenditure
bearings by Fafnir Walzlager,
Saar
,
debt:
instalments
to
4.75%
full multiple line basis.
and casualty company
derived
stock.
J
k
debs., due in instalments to March 1, 1980——
notes payable, due in instalments to Jan. 1, '80
notes payable, due in instalments beginning in
3.25%
Offered—Publics offering of $35,000,000 General Amer¬
Transportation 4.30 % equipment trust certifi¬
cates due Jan. 15, 1983 was made Jan.; 9 by an under¬
writing group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.,
New York. The certificates, priced at par arid ac¬
crued interest, were all sold.
They are secured by 2,865 railroad cars, principally
tank cars, built by the company for its own fleet of
specialized railroad freight cars at a cost of more
Walzlager, G.m.b.H. for the sale and
bearings,
Headquarters of the new
ball
Homburg, Saar, West Germany.
Is
company;
and footwear for men, women And children, and
products through both wholesale and retail out¬
product brand names include: Jarman,
Fortune,
short-term
3.30%
v
,
•'
>
Long-term
acceptances of the tender offer,
29, 1963.
organized in 1891 under the laws of Great
the United States in
-:■!
'
Other
solicit
to
..-i
M"
Current
ican
the formation of Fafnir
nounce
firm
the
Murphy in men's shoes; I. Miller, Mademoiselle,
Laird Schober, Ingenue, Cover Girl, in women's
and Rogers Lingeries
in women's apparel.
Short-term
General American Transportation Corp.—Securities
Bearing, of New Britain, Conn, and Industriewerk Schaef(IimA), Herzogenaurncn ne«r iMurrmberg, West Germany an¬
addition,
the
Jan.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
„
primarily from fire and allied lines.
The
has about 3,000 agents throughout the United States and
common
Fafnir
OFFER--In
of
record
&
Common
fler
these
Genesco's
Johnston
outstanding,
1658.
''
at
shares
of
ture of Apparel
Jan.
on
Accident
General
manufacturing
standardization
and
product
programs also added to the total profit.—?V, 196,
notes
BUSINESS—Genesco of 111 7th Ave., Nashville, Tenn., and its.
consolidated- subsidiaries are engaged
principally in the manufac¬
Camden
premiums
company
reductions,
expense
bank
cumulative
convertible
preferred
31, 1963, of its outstanding cumu¬
lative preference stock in
exchange for their shares on the basis
of one share of the convertible
preferred stock for each share of
cumulative preference stock.
being made with the apnrovaf of
It entered
Canada,
fiscal year,
the
holders
acceptance
expire
Camden
conditions, accelerated marketing
operating economies that were set in motion early
De Polis stated. Consolidation of responsibilities,
and
programs,
is
<■<
writes fire and casualty insurance on
now
,
combination
will
General
the
$22.44
111,379
stock
the
dependent. upon. .the
"
Af: The
securities
for
$795,640
of
capital
as
they
$100
to
EXCHANGE
offering
the board of di¬
Fire Insurance Association, and it has
by the stockholders.
First Boston
Corp., New York and Butcher & Sherrerd,
Philadelphia, will assist General Accident by making arrangements
which
books as
cost
$100 per
The
corporation's common stock. increased from
share.
Unfilled orders on
the
company's
of Sept. 30, were $6,930,000.
A three-year, trend of ever-increasing losses was reversed
by a
$21.20
offer
rectors
recommended
share
per
of
ofjfe^ is
150,000 shares.
share.
per
Book
compared
as
$1.24
share.' The
the
last year's
improvement of
short-term
working
of $40 per share.
The preferred stock
optional redemption prices ranging from
per share, and for the sinking fund at
share, plus accrued dividends in each case.
share
Dior,
of
to
compared
as
amount
"
to
Formfit
per
■
of
principal
'
price
redeemable
and
the,
company's
:>
the
added
be
^
conversion
be
per
tian
lor
President
stated
,
$518,588
was
also
that they p.re offering to purchase all outstanding shares of
stock of The Camden Fire Insurance Association at $50
with
A.
•
initial
$104.50
common
operating loss before taxes of $1,112,140, or an
$1,630,728.
Net profit after taxes was $371,493 or
p.
the
will
E.
,
firm,
shareholders.
to
before
L.
in
1969
will
retirement
,
lets.
nounce
$17,908,864
1,
CONVERSION FEATURES—-The preferred stock is
convertible;; at
option of the holders, into common stock of the company at
Goodman, President of Franklin, stated that with this
investment and several commitments awaiting legal completion,
Franklin's capital and surplus of $9,600,000
(excluding reserves of
about $500,000) had been spoken for.
He further stated that inas¬
much as the company is now fully
invested, it is entering an ad¬
vanced phase of its operations; and additional funds will be
secured
either through the leverage provided in the Small Business Invest¬
ment
Act
and/or through other long range financing sources.—
V. 195, p. 976. '
for its fiscal year ended
compared
as
the
to
corporation and its subsidiaries, Potomac Insurance Co. and
Pennsylvania General Insurance Co. ("General Accident") : An¬
company
manufacturing
report
profit
of the
increase
an
Wisconsin/truck:
53rd
sales
$23,804,572
were
previous year,
in
Herman
April
proceeds
the
—Proposed Acquisition—
Corp.—Sales Up 33%—
the
of
automotive
industry.
In addition to the main plant in Janesville,
are facilities inNorwalk and
Cincinnati, Ohio, with (lisitribupoints in St. Louis^ Missouri, and- Louisville,- Kentucky. Mr.
W. G. Van Saun, who has been with the
company since 1942, is
President and Chief Executive Officer.'
}
*
due
"
applied
.fc mature. <
The
Consolidated net
notes
balance
and
General Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corp. Ltd.
company's: low volume season coincides
which. Is usually unprofitable.^—V.
196,
2078.
or
The
furnishing.
Heiman
with
p.
amount under the same terms and conditions,
Janesville Cotton Mills was incorporated in 1928 and is
engaged in
the manufacture and
distribution of upholstery padding for
the
standing 5%
$1,895,000.
equal
an
tion
'
said
for
there
sales
gain.
".$$3
TV-.',' .■•'<'
.
'v
$6,692,674
from
$7,791,766
the
President William J. Heiman said the
tops of Atlas International Co.,
1961.
of
convertible
in
which
16%
over
'Hvt"n\vV ■*'1 ~V
'
,w
purchase.
It was made in conjunction with Narragansett Capital
Corp., of Providence, Rhode Island, another SBIC, which partici-
,
Greatamerica
See
products
nation¬
cent storey, chain and
department stores,
houses, and other major retail outlets.—V.
196, p. 1452.
Western
Corp.—Acquisition—
Bancorporation, this issue.—V. 197,
p.
41.
j>-
Volume
Number 6229
197-
.
:
Consolidated
Co.
the
for
income
taxes, it
President.'*
and
This
profit
stock.
the
For
announced
was
c-^.
•»
,
Ralph
by
.v?
1
^
Burger,
W.
addition
in
Board.
reached
in
are
$41,700,000, after provision of $46,400,000 for
income taxes, or $1.78 a share adjusted to the present number of
outstanding shares, 23,478,054.—tV. 196, p. 218..%%
for
the
of
Details—
of
1st mtge.
W.
($1
4,650,000
5,000,000 shs.
par)^.___
firm
below
named
have
and
Shares
;
Hornblower
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
!
Carl
M.
Rhoades
Loeb,
Weeks
Bache &
Co.
Hemphill,
Noyes
197, p. 45.
&
&
Inc.—
Co.
O'Connor
Doyle,
6,000
Shares
of
Sales
fiscal
year
cents
41
tions
6,000
&
Co.
3,000
—
fiscal
President,
shareholders.
Mr.
Aug.
31,
for
volume
He
said
49%
were
ended
said in
sales
for
first three
the
report to
a
quarters ended last
its
and
were
1961.
fiscal
5%
greater than
the
exact
not
comparable
completely
calendar months.
of
comparisons,
Still,
our
like
tion,
Cohen said
that
the
on
progress
basis
absorbed.
are
■'
2261.
par
Up 19%; Net 36%—
of
of
Jan.
announced
dated
17,
of
tenders
of
1962,
shares
extending the- time for, the acceptance
was
of
Hilton
common
stock
until
4
p.m.
(E.S.T.)
Jan.. 24,
1963.
the desire of the Hilton Hotels to acquire 300,000 shares
of outstanding common stock as set forth in the offer,
the offer
was being amended to permit officers and directors of the company
to tender shares of their common stock, Mr. Williford stated.
on
Due to
-Under
stock
to
circumstances.
the
Conrad
N.
Hilton,
Chairman! and
indicated he will tender 85,847 shares of common
corporation pursuant to the terms of the offer and
has
President,
the
be* required to tender any further shares
of common stock to the corporation.
If Mr. Hilton's tender is
accepted he will own 815,753 shares of outstanding common stock.
—V. 196, p. 2582.
'
accordingly
he
Trust
record set
par
value
1963.—V,
Additional certificates representing two
stock will be mailed to stockholders on
195, p. 2821. >.»»
'
^
rtoteiiw Corjh—Appointment-
Co.,
New
has been appointed sole registrar
corporation.—'V. 196, p. 538.
York,
3%; Earns. 36%—
in
I960..
.
Earnings for 1962 equaled $2.12 per common share as compared
1961
earnings of £1.53.
The figures took into consideration
a
reduction of 11 cents per share in net income as an adjustment
of working capital of the company's Canadian subsidiary to reflect
the lower rate of exchange on Canadian currency.
"A
number
of
factors
contributed to the company's improved
with
performance," Mr. Chambers said in his announcement. "There were
additions to the management team; certain reassignments of re¬
sponsibilities: departmental consolidations and cost reductions at
all
levels
that brought about a greater degree of control and
efficiency,"-—V. 192, p. 1610. : <
will
not
,
posed Merger—
Directors
have
Sold; Ac¬
assets of the Fuller Glass division of Hunt Foods
are
being merged into Texas Aluminum Co., Inc., and will be
operated
as
the Fuller Trimview division
of the Dallas based
aluminum
extruding firm,
it was jointly announced by Harold
M. Williams, Hunts Executive Vice-President and R. W. Pickens,
President of Texas Aluminum.,
,
*
operations and
an
Telephone
and
General
Controls
Co.
agreement for the merger of General Controls
approval by stockholders of both
The merger is subject to
companies.
It is expected
that the stockholders of General Controls will
act on May 7 and the ITT stockholders on May 8.
The merger plan was announced jointly by Harold S. Geneen,
President of ITT, and William A. Ray, President and Founder of
General Controls.
% ^
<General Controls, of Glendale, Calif., is a leading manufacturer
and supplier of
automatic controls for residential, industrial and
aerospace users.
It manufactures and supplies automatic controls
to the principal airframe, chemical and petroleum companies, and
household appliance manufacturers as well as makers of heating,
refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.
The company employs 3,000 persons and occupies approximately
785,000 square feet of manufacturing, warehouse and office facili¬
ties at Glendale-Burbank, Calif., Des Plaines, 111.; Warwick, R. I.,
; Guelph,; Ont.,
Dusseldorf,, West Germany, and Basildon, Essex,
England.
<
"
The
common
shareholders
of General
Controls will receive in
exchange
4%
Hunt Foods & Industries Inc.—Division
International
of
approved
into ITT,
,
quires Interest in Texas Aluminum-
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Pro¬
International
first
4, Robert P. Williford, Vice-Chairman of the Board,
that Hilton Hotels, pursuant to the terms of the offer
Dec.
8,
International Shoe Co.—Sales Up
by
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Stock Tender Offer Extended
On
Feb.
Fashion
our
its
for
marked
Corp,—Proposed Stock Split
The company has announced record 1962 sales of $303,182,231.
Earnings advanced 36#
over .the previous year.
'
*
M. R. Chambers, President, said the record high sales were 3%
ahead of last year and $6.7 million greater than the previous
Park division, under Hat Corp. manage¬
full
year,
increased
sharply.
The year has
the expansion and integration of our manufac¬
turing facilities, the consolidation of sales headquarters for our
Champ division in New York City, and the completion of a new
plant at Winchester, Tenn., the world's most modern hat factory,,
producing both felts and straws."—V. 195, p. 2596.
"Sales
ment
been
organization,
said,
he
''Through
the
;
v
for
stock
said
ITT
that
stock
ence
share
of
the
of
ITT
par
General
stated
receive
vertible
holders
that
one
value,
share
convertible
holders
of
outstanding convertible prefer¬
receive one share of ITT's
will
of
ITT's
preferred stock for four
ferred stock.—V. 194, p. 218,
stock
for
each
preference stock.
Controls preferred
stock
non-convertible
Controls
the
the
of
Controls
General
$100
5.25%,
will
shares of ITT preferred stock, $100 par value,
convertible at $60,, and 0.0666 shares of ITT com¬
each share of General Controls common stock.
0.1338
dividend,
mon
announced the purchase of the stock of. North
companies. Terms
Mr.
of
Koster-Dana,
Mr. Henry S.
Chairman of
by
Mr. John Wheeler,
Ernest
in
the
to solidify Koster-Dana's position in the highlyfield of mass communications.
relationship, Mr. Koster said, will not affect the syndi¬
cate-client policies that have been NANA tradition for more than
program
The new
40 years.
Through
>
its
Bell
5
,
Syndicate Division, NANA
controls
the McClure
Newspaper Syndicate; Consolidated News Features, Inc.;
sociated Newspapers, Inc., and Women's News Service.
The
As¬
feature
among its authors many of the world's greats,
both inside and outside the journalistic profession.
Enrico Caruso
wrote for NANA.
So have Generals John J. Pershing and Dwight
Eisenhower.
Former President Harry S. Truman has just signed a
contract with NANA and many other notables have written for the
syndicate's more than 1,200 client papers fa the U. S., Canada,
largest
NANA, last and
services, has listed
South
America
"The
Koster
of
our
and
the
independent
and
news
overseas.
;
i,
.
,
■?
and personnel of NANA will remain intact," Mr.
"Bringing NANA into Koster-Dana is the beginning
expansion in the highly-competitive climate of mass com¬
policies
said.
munications.'
i
-
"We find it necessary
ations
of
to
growth
assure
«
-
•
to expand and diversify our overall oper¬
and to buttress our position in keeping
with the trend of the times," he said.—V. 195, p. 641.
23,
stock.
common
$1,666
of
Bankers
*
'
compared
$93,402,403
competitive
from
for the common stock of the
Cavanagh, Knox and Champ; the company's new men's clothing
division, Fashion Park, and the retail division.
f
Consolidated net earnings rose to $844,600, equal to 83 cents
per share on the comon stock after preferred dividends.
This
compares with $630,189 or 61 cents per common share last year,
a per .share
increase of 36%.
During the 1962 fiscal year, Hat
Corporation also had a special item of $283,000 or 31 cents per
share on common stock, making a total of $1,127,600 or $1.14
per share credited to earned surplus.
Provision for Federal income
tax in the current year, was $807,000, compared with $609,500 in
the previous year.
Mr. Salesky, in reporting these figures, stated: "We believe this
yCar's improved results are primarily due to continuous efforts to
develop new, different and attractive hats and men's apparel,
coupled with vigorous marketing approaches which have stimulated
increased sales in retail stores throughout the U. S. as well as in
*
voted Jan.
company
International
record; high and represents a 19% increase over the $28>
reported
in
1961.
Mr. Bernard L.
Salesky, Chairman,
announced that all major divisions contributed to this increase
in
sales—the hat division with its well known brands, Dobbs,
new.
650,224
outlets.
the
value
about
or
company reported on sales and earnings for the fiscal year
ended Oct. 31.
Consolidated net sales were $34,207,471, which is
retail
i->
■y.f-
Redemption-
on changing the authorized common
992,044V2 common shares, par value
$5,
to 2,500,000
common
shares, par value $1,666, to effect a
3-for-l split of outstanding shares.
If approved, the effective date of the split will be Jan. 25, 1963.
All certificates for shares of $5 par value common stock will be
deemed to be certificates for the same number of shares of $1,666
Stockholders
stock
/' The
own
were
Cuneo, NANA President. Mr. Koster said
that the addition of this major news service and feature syndicate
to the Koster-Dana communications complex is an important step
company
shares
our
s>v..".
:
■
International BHning
>
yV
a
•
has called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1963, through
operation of the mandatory sinking fund, $1,500,000 of its 4%%
first mortgage bonds, series L,
due Feb. 1, 1989 at 100%.
Pay¬
ment will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y., or
the First National Bank of Chicago.—V. 197, p. 46.
pointed out that a large portion of the company's
business qomes from contracts with, major chain stores which, are
signed in advance covering a full year's delivery, and that a number
of contracts for the coming year already have been signed.
He said
that all company lines,
especially children's knitwear, Wear-ABlanket sleepwear and comforters, were demonstrating Increasing
popularity.—V. 196,- p,' 1553; :?£■;•
Hat Corp. of America—Sales
orders
production and testing equipment for automated
lines, and specialized equipment and instruments used
medical, agricultural and food processing fields.—V. 195,
The
of experience in the first
.-;/•%
1962
authority and
Chairman
and
NANA,
'
w
y,r,i
of
Inland Steel Co.—Partial
Cohen
Mr.
of
company has
Koster.
electronic
the
p.
.
overhead
fiscal
for
$100,589,359
Newspaper Alliance and its subsidiary
of the agreement were not disclosed.
Announcement
of
the
acquisition was made
quarters
it does offer strong indicators,
three
quarters and- the pace of current operations, sales for fiscal 1962
will be in the neighborhood of $11,500,000,
an
increase of from
40 to .45% over the fiscal. 1961 volume.
He
said
that
the sales and earnings progress recorded in the
current year is expected to continue, with accelerated earnings as
the company's sales volume expands and significant portions of
Mr.
of
special charge for
19 cents per share,
income for fiscal
Net
$2.27 per share.
or
sales
American
production
in
include
if
this year," he explained.
because
A
or
Koster-Dana Corp.—Acquisition—
The
booked increased by 50%, a record high for
booked as of Sept. 30, amounted to $900,000,
favorably with the figure of $600,000 reported
for the fiscal year of. 1961.
Industrial Instruments was organized in 1938 and is the country's
leading manufacturer of highly specialized electrolytic conductivity
instruments
and
components
used in the
control, measurement
and sensing of solution concentrations. The company also develops
and manufactures
electrical and electronic precision instrumenta¬
that net earnings for the first nine months of the
47% over the $189,000, or 28 cents a share,
during the first three quarters of last year, and were 18%
ahead. of the^$233;936;cents per share, earned for all of
fiscal 1961, on the basis of 677,251 shares currently outstanding.
Mr. Cohen pointed out that exact comparisons were impossible
because the company had changed its fiscal year start from Dec. 1
to
Feb.
l
to
avoid inventory
shut-downs during the company's
busiest shipping season.
"Consequently, period-by-period examination of this year against
not
30.
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
company. Orders
which compares very
reported
is
was
the
earned
different
$31,700
and
year*.'
Backlog
$7,785,141
current fiscal year were
last
of
annual
first
sales
fiscal
the volume of $5,509,016 for the nine months
1961,
of
all
that
over
572,038
report, to shareholders, the company has
earnings at an all-time high.
Sales for the year ended Sept. 30, amounted to $2,641,023 with
earnings after taxes of $275,154, compared to sales of $2,381,495
and earnings of $269,200, after taxes for the previous year. While
net after tax earnings for 1962 were higher, the greater number of
shares outstanding
after the public offering in May resulted in
earnings of 45
cents per share, the same as in the previous
'
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Cohen
Oct. 31
income
Industrial Instruments
Up 49%; Net 47%—
1961, Rudolph Cohen,
$0.08
572,038
outstanding
Sept.
responsibility at the division level,
and with strong men in charge, closer control of all functions is
now in effect.
The heavy central staff has been literally disbanded,
and results are now being felt.
Earnings improved during the final
quarter of fiscal 1962, and will continue to improve during fiscal
1963.'%
The
consolidation
of
facilities program,
started in
1960.
was
described as having closed eight plants and merged their activities
into other existing plants.
Drain stated that the expense of this
consolidation caused a reduction in 1962 earnings, but pointed out
that the program has now been completed and will result in sig¬
nificant economies of operation next year.<—V. 196, p. 1979.
49,900
,
$0.15
reported
,
a
in
*90,600
$4,223,941
volume
a
Describing vthe/; present
27,200
87,200
tax
ended
year
...
for
company
income
Federal
fiscal
currency devaluation of $357,912
income to 53 cents per share.
establishment
realized by the company
as
a
result of purchase of $100,000 par value of its 5Yz%
sub¬
ordinated convertible notes priced at the purchase price of $65,000.
Additional costs relative to such purchase were $3,300.
Net income
resulting therefrom was, $14,400.—V. 196, p. 2179.
the first nine months of the current
totaled $8,196,389, and net earnings rose to $277,478 or
share, both surpassing the results of 12 months of opera¬
the
for
the
.
1961
$3,538,200
77,100
*177,800
'Non-recurring
In
Ham Corp.—Sales
1962
$4,037,300
improve
to 72 cents ft
,
1979.
p.
3,000
Hickey
6,000
196,
Months' Report—
.
Per share
Co.,
&
Inc.
Co
engineering and
walls.—V.
income
Net
6,000
Shields
Inc. 6,500
Co.
»_—j.',
window
and
income
Provision
Higginson Corp
6,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.__„_ 6,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 6,000
&
Co.
Smith, Barney &
—V.
&
6,50o
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
activities include:
division's
fabrication of store fronts in residential doors
walls,
to
designed
$1,338,928, equal
for fiscal 1961.
Worldwide ship¬
including those from the company's unconsolidated overseas
subsidiaries, were $115,282,000 in fiscal 1962, compared with ship¬
ments of $121,979,000 in 1961.
In tracing the factors In the company's reduction in earnings,
Drain singled out incomplete divisionalization of the company, the
cost of a consolidation-of-facilitles program, uncoordinated research
and development, and poor communications with the company's in¬
ternational operations.
Discussing divisionalization, he traced the growth of the company
through the acquisition of 10 companies and an increase in the
number of its
plants from one to 20 in a 15-year period.
"The
growth," he said, "followed a planned program of diversification
to
combat
the
cyclical nature of business in the coal industry
which was bur major market.'*
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The growth called for a division of responsibility and resulted in
the formation, in 1957,
of six operating divisions.
Drain pointed
out that
responsibility was split, however, between division man¬
agers and a large central staff.
'
facilities in Texas as well as in Mojave, Calif.
primarily to the construction industry in a
and eastern states, as well as on the west
Glass
division
has been
one
of the company's
curtain
the
of
ments,
customers.
windows,
activity
current
Income
the
was
with
products
Fullers
Pre-tax
for
net
a
Consolidated
Vice-
a
will provide great benefits to both
to our customers."
based
aluminum extruding firm
Sales
Lee
40,644
as
Dallas
a
Period Ended November 30—
Shares
n
6,50o
Curtis
well
as
is
IMC Magnetics Corp.—Nine
made
to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting agreement
to purchase, severally, and not jointly,
from
the selling stockholders
an
aggregate of 108,144 shares of
capital stock of the company, each underwriter agreeing to pur¬
chase the total number of shares set forth opposite its name below:
subject
commitment,
1961
direction
the
elected
2,461,185 shs.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
the west,
in
architectural design,
53,165
6,150,000
loans
bank
stock
Capital
glass
Fuller-Trimview
The
197,250
under
been
Aluminum;; :
; ■ <3r%
of Texas said,
"The combination of
capacity and metal background with
Texas
midwestern
of
principal
'
has
outlined
reported
share
manufacturing
coast.
$70,000
$550,000
-
Short-term
concerned,
supplies
Joy
Canadian
experience and reputation for engineering skill and
service, as well as their long recognition as the largest
Aluminum
number
,
t
the
in
distributor
and
..profit.-
Fuller
of
with
remain
who
manager,
of
President
Aluminum's extrusion
P.
It
—
_
present
Director
Pickens,
Texas
note payable $3,000
plus
interest
through;
June
1,
1964,
and' $13,000
on
July 1, 1964
1st mtge. 4$ ' note payable $1,460
monthly including
int.
through
Feb. 1, 1966——
will
division
Trimview
companies
monthly
condition
documents
the operations of the
and
2583.
p.
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Net Down Sharply—
reduced
and
installation
Outstanding
contractor
glass
and
distributor
1962'
15,
metal
Walsh,
W.
Texas
,
Authorized
P.
President
R.
over
196,
traced
have' been
anticipation of escrow closing later this month.
Sales
division currently exceed $30,000,000 and it is the largest
Fuller
J.
taken
already
has
Texas
Corp. of Canada Ltd., this issue.—V.
In his letter to the shareholders, James A. Drain. Joy President,
the
basic
factors
behind
the
company's
depressed profit
of Hunt the announcement said.
merger
of > Fuller" Into f Texas
the formal papei-s and financial
Subsidiary
and
States.
The
of
7, 1963 issue reported the sale on Jan. 3,
bf 108,144: shares, of this firm's outstanding capital
Stock at $12.50 per share, through Paine, Webber;
Jackson & Curtis, Chicago, arid associates. Addi*
CAPITALIZATION A3* OF NOV.
west coast paint
leading
in
independent
Our Jan.
tional financing details follow:
Co.,
Corp.Sells
Utilities
7
Stock Interest-
15
see Power
Fuller
P.
the
most
and
escrow.
division
United
Financing
International
long
and
consideration,
representatives on the
four
-
W.
..
Co.—Additional
cash
a
of
operating division
an
as
Agreements
represents approximately $1.77 a share on
comparable period of the previous year net earnings
Hallicrafters
to
placement
the
acquired
continue
v
;
common
approximately
were
and
Texas
Hunt
transaction. Hunt acquired a substantial stock
the
of
Texas
; (143)
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glass distributor and manufacturer last March. The current trans¬
action does not involve the W. P. Fuller Paint division which will
Canadian
Chairman
.V
,
in
notes,
man
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
ended Nov. 24. were approximately
of
period
week
term
S41.500.000, after provision of $46,100,000 for Federal and
result
a
interest
V
?
earnings
net
39
As
Co., Inc.—-Net Down
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Slightly—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
preferred
General
$100 par value, non-con¬
shares of General Controls' pre¬
(B.) Kuppenheimer & Co., Inc.—Sales, Earns. Up—
Substantially increased earnings, for 1962 were reported by B.
Kuppenheimer, Chicago-based quality men's wear manufacturer.
The company's net income was $216,087 or $3.73
per share for
for the year ended Nov. 3.
This was the highest since 1958 when
the company; earned $217,149.
Per share earnings for 1961 were
$1.17 a share on earnings of $67,966.'
" *
* '
The company also had a special credit of $28,582 or $0.50 per
share this year from the sale of six acres of land located behind
the company's plant.
The total amount added to earned surplus
was, therefore, $244,669 or $4.23 per share.
In their letter to shareholders. Jonas Robert Cohler, Chairman,
and Lester E. Frankenstein, President, said that increased sales for
fall 1962
"helped establish the profitable year" and added that
advance sales for spring indicated a considerable increase in first
-
half
sales
for
1963
over
1962.
,
=
(
The letter reported that the latest development
resulting from
Kuppenheimer's continuing research program was the introduction
in November of a new "stretch suit."
He said that "a technique
has been devised where fine worsted yarns are treated to retain
resiliance permanently and then twisted In a special manner that
will permit the fabric to stretch and return to its normal state."
Suits made of this new stretch fabric are currently being introduced
in a number of cities and Kuppenheimer anticipates wide acceptance
"because
of
the
additional ease
and
comfort
it
affords,"
Mr.
Frankenstein
said.
Lauren tide
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Finance Corp. of California—Notes Sold
Privately—On. Jan. 7, 1963, the company announced
the private placement of $5,500,000 notes to institu¬
tional investors.
The financing was in the form of
$3,000,000 subordinated notes due Dec. 15, 1977, and
$2,500,000 junior subordinated notes due Dec. 15,1974.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Nes-
bitt, Thomson & Co., Inc., New York, negotiated the
placement.
Laurentide is the San Francisco-based subsidiary
of Laurentide Financial Corp. Ltd. in Vancouver,
Canada. It is engaged primarily in the operation of
a
small
through
Oregon.
loan
instalment
and
54 offices
Proceeds
from
in
the
sales
finance business
California and
sale
will
be
15
used
offices
to
in
expand
receivables and may be initially used to reduce shortterm debt.—V. 196, p. 855.
Litton Industries, Inc.—Common Offered-r-On Jan.
public offering of 215,426 outstanding com¬
Industries, was made at $67.25
per share by
an underwriting
group managed by
Lehman Brothers, Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc., and Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., New York.
The
shares were
acquired by the underwriting
group from a number of stockholders who will re¬
ceive the net proceeds of the offering.
11, 1963
mon
a
shares of Litton
of 336 N. Foothill Rd.,
Beverly Hills. Calif.,
engaged principally in the manufacture and sale of electronic
electron tubes and precision components for electronic
BUSINESS—Utton
5.25%,
is
systems;
8
systems
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(144)
and
equipment
machines,
business
equipment;
and
crude
sup¬
ices-
and
50%
mately
,
consolidated net sales were of mili¬
remaining 50%
of the company's business
by sales of a wide variety of commercial and
for
sales
REVENUES—Consolidated
service
and
in
dend
'
,
reported
consolidated
operating
paid
Jan.
22,
1962
^
Wisconsin
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.
,
YY'
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McCulloch CJorpu^-tNew. 1963 Scott Boat. Line--v /
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Continuing, the concept it created of
offering complete factory-matched boat
the
Scott
1963
line
of
boats
'-:
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(Oscar) Mayer &
net
Mar ad el
/
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Milwaukee*
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1 ■'
p.
of
for
the
fiscal
-
year ended
October
reported
sales
of
$270,002,284
fiscal
in
.
.
,
'
management,
for
promotion,
sales
and
advertising.
refunding mortgage bonds due Jam
was made by an underwriting group
managed
Halcpv
ctfimr-t Rr Pn
Tr»r»
Dy. fiaisey, otuart & CO. Inc., New York. The bonds
hv
priced
were
in 1961. Earnings amounted to 1.60%
of
sales
in
1962,': compared 'to 1.67% In 1961,- and earnings per share were
$2.46- in 1962, compared to-$2.59 *in 1961.* - - r - ^
"
i
at
$100.75%
and
accrued
interest,
yield 4.21%.
to
'
nr.h_,
^
group was .awarded the issue at competitive
,
lettei- to stockholders,'Chairman
a
p. 1099.
I, 2000,
$273,781,972
In
investment
-Telephone 4^4
.
processed
down froru
1962,
.
fv
,>
Investment
New York Telephone Co.—Bonds Offered—On Janl
8; 1963, a public offering of $70,000,000 New York
27.
.
meats,
M
^
i>OrP.
Mr. Sellers will be responsible
-
Co;—Sales,"J^riiings Lower^-
$4,315,268
'
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National
,
Durham, a wholly-owned ^subsidiary of National Union Electric
Corp., Stamford, Connecticut, is.ifc leading producer of folding metal
furniture for four major markets: folding table and chair, instituYtional seating, housewares products and juvenile furniture.
In fllling.
this newly-created position in Durham
annual-report' to'.stockholders; Oscajrt Mayer; .&.VCb." listed
earnings
'
-
Corn
_
First
The
announced.
compares with fiscal 1961 earnings of $4,565,575.
The company, which specializes in
sausage and other
Oscar G. Mayer and Presisale Jan. 7 on a bid Of 100.08%. A
competing bid of
dent.
Oscar; G.-lMEayer, • Jr.,- -pointed trat that /"net Income;; before: - <102.1599 .for. the bonds as 4%s
came
from Morffan
'provision for Federal and State Income taxes to 1962 was $9,115,268,
/
'
ir0m MOrSan
compared to $9,115,575 to 1961, a decrease of only $307. The regular
•3T«fnuy oc v^O., ana associates.
•tax provision. in 1961.•'was reduced by
^deducting $275,OOO of ;prlor u ' YPROCE'EDS---New York Telephon^ will
apply ' the proceeds
r
an
years' provisions
The
~
and
Products
:
.
This
outboard manufacturer
and motor combinations,
McCulloch Corp. provides diversi¬
by
its
-In
.
'•
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'
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engineering improvements throughout thp
line, the 1963 Scott boats are available in four different models—
a high speed hydroplane,
a deluxe day cruiser, a ski runabout and
a
fishing boat designed specifically for fishermen.
Because of the integrated design, Scott boats have -torque-free
steering; turning without digging or cavitating, acceleration with¬
out porpoising; and balanced weight and load distribution for softer
<Tiding—V. 195, p. 2262,
•
detail
,
^
Blyth & Co., New.York.—V. 196,
fied boating rangingvfrom-speeding to fishing.,
Featuring
1554."
p
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.
inff nf
ing OI ZD, 7P»0 eh a r AC nf thic firmrc enmmnn atopic had
/ OU snares Ot mis linns common STOCK naa
been made at $40 per share by Hallgarten & Co., and
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196,
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Arthur W, Sellers, 47, formerly senior associate of Robert C.
Sellers & Associates, management consulting firm, has joined The
Durham Manufacturing Corp. as Vice-President-Marketing, George
w- Erdmann, Vice-President and General Manager of Durham,
-
MarshMcLennan, Inc.-r—Secondary Oliering—un
Jan. 10, 1963, it was reported that a secondary offer-
.
v
•'
offices.—V.
:
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•
banking
.
•
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■"t
through 187
the-nation's
Corporate
■"
i
: >}, National•• Union Electric Corp.—New. Vice-President
,
.
fifth largest financial holding
to • .total assets', Chairmatr and
> Y-Y,
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v
The new record high represents a gain of more than 65%
since
Jan. r, 1962, when resources totaled $181,316,143, Mr. Lytton said.
"This phenomenal growth in assets has not been at the expense
Of earnings," the Chairman reported, "with year-end figures exr
pected to 6how a record, year/in profitable return,. maintaining pur
industry-leading earnings compound of more than 40%.'%
Lytton recently was pointed to in a Wall Street research report
as
"the fastest growing major American Corporation of any kind,"
Mr. Lytton remarked, and progress during the current quarter con¬
tinues to bear out the singular identity given this Los Angeles-based
enterprise..
/Y'Y.,:Y
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Lytton Financial is the holding company for Lytton Savings &
Loan Association of Hollywood, Canoga Park and Pomona; Lytton
Savings and Loan Association of Northern California, Palo Alto and
Oakland, and for% companies % tat-insurance, \ escrow and related ;
activities.—V; 196,. p. 1876.
\
Financial,
fn
^
Lytton Financial Corp.—Assets at Record High—
.Lytton
,
J
$4,5^,100 .in .1962; and $5,128,550 in 1961.rn n'
vCash
dividends
declared
on
common
stock v in
1962 j totaled
■
Other
;
.
See Franklin Corp,, this issue.r—V. 195,
$11,502,521 against $10,796,880 in 1961.' The provision for taxes
$17,825,389 in 1962 and $20,100,063 for the previous year.
,w .
Y; Eleven Marine Midland banks serve 111 .New York State com-'
<■
for
%
was
company, has ..passed $300,000,000
Fresideat Bart Lytton. announced.
Trust
Narracansett OaDital
56
or
and
v
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met
$6,344,906
was
-
York
jv
^
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'Li
U
& Traders Trust Co.,
Buffalo,
»anK OI Wesi LJeira, WIS.
divly
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,
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
.
N. Y.,
^is trustee for the issue. Paying agents include Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., New York, Continental
! Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co.,' Chicago; First
income
19ol, and.272,815'shares-Issued for ffbe 2ya^ .tttook
••
Manufacturers
»
,
net
New
•VvY'V£
.purpoMJS.
;
-
.
nuclear-powered submarines,
commercial cargo and
vessels,
14%;
electron
tubes
and
precision com¬
ponents, 11%; and industrial and commercial electronic equipment
,
WllliamsvillG
that
196, p. 2584.
operating income; for the fourth quarter of 1962
cents a share,
compared with $5,869,541 or
52 cents-:* .share v(adjusted;.ior. the
,1962 stock idividend). for the
fourth quarter of-1961.
The tax- provision for the Tourth quarter
32%;
services, 11%.—V., 196, p. 2583.
operations
'
1
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has
company
Consolidated
.
was
marine
and
domestic
the past year."—V.
1962
Dec..31,
«
plies,
-
,
time we expect to record
same
company's
our
of $21,119,457 or $1.88 per common share on
11,239,554
outstanding Dec. 31. This compares with the 1961 income
of $21,196,642 or $1.90 per share on 10,912,566: shares
outstanding
to
other
The
-
the fiscal year ended July 31, 1962. Net earnings
$16,316,000, equal after preferred dividends to $1.68
per common share.
■.;rwrK-.:Of the fiscal year's sales and revenues, sales of electronic sys-,
terns accounted
for 32%; business machines, equipment and sup¬
amounted
of
many
shares
totaled
revenues
r
..
in
Marine Midland Corp.—Annual Report—
for
products.
8393,808,000
.
;
The
accounted
was
industrial
"At the
progress
given their impetus during
the company's
of
products.
tary
oil," Mr. Donnell said.
solid
were
industrial and
commercial electronic equipment and serv¬
nuclear-powered submarines, commercial cargo and other
marine vessels.
For the fiscal year ended July 31, 1962 approxi¬
plies;
.
letter, to
-no
that
has
prevailed
gins
on
the
anticipated
sable .to:
the
margins, oh
the
in
sale
of
the
said,
goods
also
that
savings
-
condition
a
lower
than
company
'«
The
was
from
bahlni
of rborrowings/from:
$135,000,000
the
at
time
the
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The bonds
not
are
redeemable prior
to. Jan. 1, -1968/ on and
aftefc which date^they inay toe redeemed
at^ the option -of the,company at prices ranging fi-drn
i04.75%. to
JL00%, plus accrued interest
..
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Mayer report ^anticipated -slight increases. in the' available
supplies of livestock in 1963, but only about. enough to meet the
needs of an increasing population.
Competition among food processors is more vigorous than
ever, the report said. v-'Y-V"
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
repayment
approximate
proceeds are received. Borrowings from banks are
obtained, as the
heed arises, for general corporate purposes
including extensions,
additions and improvements to the company's
plant
Mar-
*
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beset
years.
were
the
was
were, insufficient: to
measures
'tbe^ oHering toward
which are expected to
;
••
company
for
and
the declining margins.
the
slaughter of hogs,
the past three
industry
manufactured
report
that
also
ireaUze: from oost-oontro'l,
offset
Y:*1>
longer required.""
stockholders'said
by continuously low
r Y.
T?irvpwirv<3__nn..ntin™
3q
1QKr>
tntaiprf
*
Y'r Y
*
,,
the nme months ended Sept.
/
nnn
net
pixed
$110'105.0°0-
A special section of.the report highlighted the company's progress
8
during the period were earned 9.32,tunes.
in packaging meat products for self-service
approximately $3,500,000 in cash and Maradel common stock the
marketing. With the /'YY BUSINESS-—The company is engaged in the business of
furnishing
introduction
during 1962
of
a
38-year-old Commerce Drug Company of Brooklyn, N. Y., marking
new,
vacuum-sealed\ package for
communication services, mainly local and toll telephone service, in
the cosmetic and toiletries manufacturer's sixth acquisition in its
bacon, the report said, the company now offers virtually all of its Yy™® State of New York and in a small
portion of the State of
first year of operation. major
products—wieners,
smokie
<
links,
liver
yy Y;V y..y; '/-YY"
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sausage,' sandwich
Connecticut. On Sept. 30, 1962 the company had 8,709,239 teleThe boards of directors of both Maradel and Commerce
spreads, sliced luncheon meats and bacon—in air-free, transparent
have
Phones in service, of which about 68% were in the New York
packages that provide maximum protection of freshness, flavor and
approved the purchase.
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'metropolitan area (New York City, southern Westchester Countv
Commerce
color.—V,' 196/pY 2584/" '
Drug will add approximately $1,70G,000 in sales to
"''Y'* <
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.and. most
Nassau County).
r Y- r
Maradel
and
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earnings in excess of $200,000
annually.
Maradel
Sizable ai-eas and many localities" to the State of New Yorfe
earlier
:
reported 1962 nine-month pro forma sales of $6,966,490
H/fAinn*1 Itiftiicirioe .inn
a
c
ir T icfincr
feyv.e(^ hy| non*<affiliated telephone- companies which had apMetHOy <uutustries» 1HC»,
AfO. it. LIScIDS-t-* ! t ~
and pro fcrma earnings of $504,438.
I
.proximately-643,900 telephones in service to the State on
Pro
forma after
tax
per
Sept. 30t
share earnings rose from 70 cents to 91 cents as
EffectW Jani- 8,; 1963; the .comindn' stock df the
compared with
'coihpafty, was
1962. The company does not furnfeh/tocal service id' the areas and
listed
the same period in" 1961.
on
the
American
Stock Exchange under the symbol MI.—
'r'<*
•><.*/
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localities served by such companies. Rochester and -Jamestown are
S-Y Products marketed by Commerce Drug include Staze, the original
YV. 195, p.: i851.
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-the «nly cities of over 85,009 population in /the State of New York
~
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denture
adhesive
cream;
Ora-Jel,
an
which are served by non-affiliated companies.
analgesic cream; Tar-Gon,
Th©
'
has
company
confirmed
that
it
contracted
purchase
to
;;;
for
-
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•
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~
-
.
-
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patented
tablet
stick
for
for
removing
relieving
ranging from cold
periodic
remedies
to
nicotine stains from teeth; Nemow,
pain; and a variety of proprietaries
antacids
and
skin
preparations.
-
.
,
a
'a
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Earns. Higher—
Consolidated
<
$4,391,000
Acquisition
of Commerce
Drug
will follow
by -three months
Maradel's
purchase
of' the
25-year-old. Comptone YCompany
of
Canajoharie, N. Y., manufacturers and distributors of sunglasses.
earnings
to
equal
for the
$.79
"fh'st n'irii months
share
per
the
on
>othe'r Vmpanie?, the^eTpho^pf Se
."totalled
1962
of
5,580,730
shares
connected, in most cases through the facilities of the American
company, with all of the telephones of the other telephone cornthe United States and with the telephone systems in
'uiMt. other countries. •' ;•
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Revenues from communication serviees, mainly telephone service,
constitute about 95% of the total operating revenues of the com-
out-
standing Sept. 3Q, compared with 1961 earnings of $3,956,000, equal
to ,$.63
per : share; onY5,805,066 " shares. ivThird -quarter
earnings,
amounted to $1,697,000, equal to $.33
per share, as against $1,338,000 the year before,
equal to $.23 per share.
Fourth quarter results .are now being
compiled.'
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Paralleling its rise in earnings, Merritt- in 1962 completed the
•v
Earlier
Maradel
had
acquired the Theon Company .< eye makeup
preparations); Sally Hansen, Inc. (nail products); M. Pier Com¬
pany
(hair coloring preparations); and Beaute-Vues (hair corditioning items).—V. 196, p. 2384. .■ »•
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panies in
JYf^mnnication -services- other--than telephone- service to-:
ch^e teletypewriter service, data transmission and transmission
*
;f^ev
n Programs. Other revenues are derived priri'.® pa y lrom. ttt.e sale of space in telephone directories.
'
,
in loans that were outstanding at the close
of
I960,; including the prepayment of 4$5-million of a $20-million
-long-term loan, ks reflected to-the.Bmaller .number now
outstanding.
.Merritt-also has been devoting funds to
.the-repurchase ot some.-of
its shares in ./.the open market,
wt-prices
f
.
Marathon Oil Co.-~Construction Program.Capital
spending
vestment
in
to
expected
J.
'to
C.
by
Marathon
affiliates
overseas
remain
Donnell
at
tne
and
during
1963,
including
in¬
exploration
nigh
same
President.
n,
Oil
level
as
'
,
expenditures,; is
in 1962, according
'
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»
to the expenditure for the purchase of most of the
Plymouth Oil Co.,- Marathon's capital expenditure and
exploration figure for .1962 is expected to be more than $100 million,
.the highest total in the company's 75-year history..
The coming year for Marathon is forecast to be one of consolida¬
and advancement of
programs begun in 1962., Major programs
aimed at further increasing the company's
efficiency and bringing
about a more balanced
entity are under way in all phases of the
Raynolds^Co^Ind^Ne«orkYShipbUildinr Cdrp/;rdndYTeOneSsee
.Products & Chemical
Corp.^V. 196,.p.U278..
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Management Changes
r»':
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expected
mainly to the
During
duction
that
Marathon's
production of Libyan
1962
further
a
earnings
and should be in the
organization
area
crude
oil,
in 1963
of
Donnell
Mr.
initiated
with
the
*•
Robert H.been elected
rise
»
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the
Tlie
■„
election
of
Mr.
(the Board qf Directors
of
man
the
the
O'Brien
at
the
\
,
y
:y.
^V
.
v
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c
Co.
Parker
.
€00
A.
G.
of
the
Becker
&
Co.,
:
H
goo
.
1200
Inc.
1,500
-
.
where
In
in
refining
"year of growth
field
of
the 21 states and three Canadian
produces crude oil and natural gas.
•.
many
Marathon
the
as
and
and
marketing
progress.
organizations,
Marathon
entered
provinoes
'
.
products.
-
,
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The
shipments
Net
products, which is a new area of activity for Marathon.
Major Construction projects at two 6f Marathon's four
are
well
refineries
•
way and will be placed onstream during the coming
projects, including a new fluid catalytic cracking unit
at
the Texas
City, Texas, refinery, will enable the company to
produce top quality refined products and at the same time increase
;
efficiency and
A reshaping of
'ciSPsSriuerec£pCilZ
aris
graphic
Richard
-
^Courts
amounted ;to\$97,420,324
a year earlier.
Earnings
$4,930,984 for -1961.
Based
at the close -of. -each yearr
to 1961,
$3.51
for
fiscal
1962 compared
after taxes
earnings,
per
-
^>f
share
-«•
*
Co.,
shares
were
«'r
Y
-
-backlog; of unfilled ./orders * at' the .yearjend .was
»slightly
the high level of, a year- earher^
t
x.
.v
/>
•
Engineering,. research
and • development
expenditures
rose
to
J
results
of
MGD's
efforts,
in:-this
Crouter &
r
share
marketing
fisrure
is
in
1962
about
during
and sale
in
and
the
40,000
expected
1963.
of
reserves
to
..
of
more
than
.
r
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considerably
1963.
;
/. V
during
-
■
billion
one
company is presently
of Libyan
crude
barrels
rise
• r
Libyan oil, in which Marathon has
a
Elkins,
.
.
::
transoorting and
oil
the
daily..
latter
vY.
This
of
part
.
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.
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y Marathon has set ud offices in London. Geneva, Frankfurt, and
Mari-id.
From these. Marathon will continue to
develop additional
markets as needed in
Europe for Its Libyan crude oil. In addition
a
first-half 1964 completion date has been
set for refineries now
b*itiT built bv Marathon and
associates at La
Mannheim,
"Europe
West
will
Coruna, Spair, and
Germany.
continue
to
tion's
on s
- >
our
principal
market
for
Libyan
mort?flPP
mortgage
'
spfial" -lionH?
serial,
ponds,
ne''
MacArthur
.
XL
dated
:
,
^ Ii?-1
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Deedy, ^ Wheeler & AlleJnc
*
/ .ISO
500
-
-,
w
*
500
•—200
"
•<
•
?9°
McMaster Hutchinson - 8s
300
750
1,500
Mullaney,
Co.,
Stokes
Y G.- H.
W.
&
Deetjen
&
Securities
Co.
v
30®
H.
Wells
&
Musekamp
Newbold's
Co.
&
300
Y15Q
Co.
Son
Y
&
Newhard,
-•
V' New
v
150
Newburger, Loeb
300
1,500
/
Co.-.,
300
..
Co.,
* '•»
**
<
300
&
/,oore' Leonard & Lynch
300
Moroney, Beissner & Co., ' y/Y
Inc—— Y
200
Co.,
I
/
—
nr
Nlencka
-Co-» 1110
Fahnestock
Cook
York
Co.
&
&
250
Co
250
Hanseatic
&
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
J- A. Overton & Co. ....
250
.:
Pacific
200
Pennington. Colket & Co.
Peters,
150
Northwest
writer
&
150
150
Co.__-
250
.
;
200
200
;,5^airdner & Co*» Inc—
250
150
chris-
150
mi-
Frederking__.
Funk. Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
•
100
....
400 ;
* ?*.
•
Inc.
750
Co.—...
Pieman & co
Fridiey
Murray,
;;
&
Field, Richards & Co
The First Cleveland Corp,
v
1, 1962, and due Dec. 1, 1964-77. /The bonds, ofat par and accrued
interest, bear interest at
/from «4%;.to 5%%. They are guaranteed by-the
Third Order Regular General
Motherhouse, Williams; ville, New York.
Yv"' .y*Y-"'
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T-/*..-l?.
-
300
-,r..
Z-000
spripcA v JotoJ
A,
100
.
,
&
?tesell & Meeds/Y
Clement A. Evans &
this corpora-
series
i
?9°
,
150
_
&
-
:
FallsMN. Y.).
Co., West Bend,
Of
^
R-enower,
>
■
corp.
-
onn
'
John C. Legg <fe Co
1,200
Morris.
koo
1
.
of'Nor-
Ed^ard P- JonesYco""-!
^aufman Bros. Co;-.__^._„
'
Bodine
Dickson
Emanuel,
Equitable
fered
bem, inc.
Wm. E. Pollock
200
&
Co.,
t
Y
•
4
be
first
Iirsi
Dec.
-
■
Wis., is offering publicly, $1,400,000
Co.
~
rv*
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&
Inc..—i
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f|5 Mou»t SV:Mary's Hospital of Niagara
—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler &
barrels,
S.
nnn
~"r~~■
Co
'
200
-r
R.
1
750
&~Co.__~
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>
&
okn
•
-
Townsend,
.
,
begun
&
1962's
.
The production
-
.
t,
Hutton
-
300
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according to the report, are reflected in the fact that
Dempsey-Tegeler &
shipments Were in products introduced during the
Inc.
years
Y- ' v.n
*•%
Y,.
•
Y,-.;:fDick & Merle-Smith
The
Ho ale
F
folk
r
^
3to-~rvT
"
'&"co"~inc~
A.
,XX
Co.,
.
Investment Com
300
for
the ,year.
rvcA
-
rY
j&
Hilsman
E
300
1
connection,
of
H
1900
jr'jfe'Yvt
Cullon
DeHaven
150
co.
Pri
J
-
Securities
Inc..
&
&
Hirsch
150
!
Union
Jb'
inc* %
-
-
250
'
oka
'w*
1000
Noyes
Rir-barH<!
;«oo '
$3,832,000
23%
<
Corp.
4
Co....
Davis, Skaggs
.
-
economy
operations
one-third
Co.,
'Shelby
w-t
The
-
was
Clarke
Inc
Dallas
-
of operation.
-Y //Y/YyY; W:Y% /
last three
Marathon's marketing organizatlorl,
to include j ? r The report told of continued plant expansions abroad/
The
separate
retail
and
wholesale
marketing
divisions,
was
accom¬
expansion begun at the Preston, England, plant has
recently been
plished during 1962 and aggresive development of the
completed, enlarging the capacity of that establishment
company's
by apmarketing potential in line with its refining capacity will continue
^-proximately 35%.. An expansion is currently underway at MGD's
during 1963.
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manufacturing facility in Muehlheim, West Germany, and should
On the international scene, increased sales of
be completed in the late summer of
Libyan crude oil,
1963.—V. 196, p. 953.
Vmajor progress toward completion of overseas refining and trans¬
T,
- .
~
portation projects and an active exploration
program
will mark
Marathon
W.
Cunningham, Schmertz
•
$5,8371-
were
the. number
on
below
under
These
its
against
outstanding
•-
and
~
Y/$4.14;in l962-and
-Y.YYYY
--
year.
for
shipments
with $82,769,958
623
in
presses
new^ records forc,'both-sales and earnings during ' Clayton Securities Corp.
Oct.
31. according to its annual -report;.- Good ;■ Coffin & Burr__
the
firm's
products during
the coming • year are
Julien Collins & Co.
ended
year
.anticipated.
/»■/
newly organized chemical development division was active
charting new ventures for the company through work on im¬
plementation of the production and sale of chemical and related
printing
the
.
YYy'yYY'Yv yy'YYy-
•
s
machinery. set
and
,
chemical
;
.
1963
will
be a
the petrochemical
supplier in 1962 when it began producing and marketing
benzene-toluene, which are raw materials lor petro¬
a
propylene
V
Y
MieWe-GossTp?3cter^ Jnc.^Reports:.Rec<>rd ;Sale^ <
This Chicago manufacturer of
1
Inc
;
ahead
Hfilltz
Hill
,
,
w
nkn
Houston: Bfll
l',500
& Co., Inc
' Y.
150
'Blairv&. Co., Inc.-—1,000
J, C. Bradford & Co.i-.ii Y 750
Burns, < Corbett
&
Pic•
Terre,
ilf
Hanawr
Hemphill,
•!v%<v;200
t- Mr. Killion then rannouncecl that/he- had ;res4gned-,the
Haute, Ind., production division with
Chairman- ,.
ship, a post he had held since Feb. 27, 1958, and recommended the
ihat of the
Tulsa,
Okla., division, .effective Jan. 1,V 1963. 1 This
election of Mr. Vogel as successor.
move will enable the
The Board elected ;Mr.' Vogel
company's production organization to operate
kard,- Inc.—100
Chairman und, Mr, Killion to the MGM Executive
more
efficiently in the face of ever-increasing costs of exploration
CQmmittee, re-- Bvrd Brothers, King
300
and oil production.
■f'? Placing Mr. Vogel.r~y.- 196, p. 2278., - v. •
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f <- ,« 'i
- Chace,
Whiteside" &
Y-.'
■>', * r
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,
,
Domestic production during 1962 increased 4 % over that of 1961
*
r
Winslow, Inc.—.i..^
100
and
exploration
and
drilling- programs will continue - to <• move
['
consolidation
«^>q~—™~~~
Ira Haupt &
..
/
^
HaSa^ & tSiS"^
SSS2S & c£
'
750
'Black
,
J^-A
600
iJlC•
•.
SlfSj
♦}S
/Hallearten
-•
1^00
:j. Earth & ifco/IYiriYY-y
Baxter & Co.1_"
.Bear, Stearns & Co
I!
•
i
vO.|"
Grecorv
>Y -
&
^
1
'.Y
aYY
Hone
co^Hic
150
& CoZZ
Balf;BurgeKraus.—_
_Pitch« North &
Q-YY-Yf,/.
regular January meeting of
-by. George Lv l^lion, phair-
was announced
Board.
Ashmun
'Bacon,;' Whipple
company,
\
'SS
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Y
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150
.Redpath
Bache &
*
*
*
S"
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$5 650
:
O'Brien,. Ekecutlve-Vice-President »hdYT70asurer,Yhas;
President and Chief Executive Officer of
succeeding Joseph. R. -Vogel.
said.
of
•
S.
'
Robert Oarreft
"
Co.,
.
| >utoincloss,
'
domestic pro¬
announcement
C.
-
,
$3 per share, due
streamlining of Marathon's
was
will
.
.
&
YAimstedt Brothers
•
•
Stuart
Omitted)
Y X Amount'
•
.YAnison-Wim^Tcm::::
"
"
company's activities,
including domestic refining, marketing,-ex¬
ploration and production, and its international operations, -v -■
is
....
diverSified rahge of toduBtryv tocludtog coq-
a
.struction, shipbuilding, chemicals,^ paints, metallurgical products,
fuels, building- materials, .industrial^^ finanee, ;.marineYSalvageand
: derrick heavy hoisting/ Major M-C&S Subsidiaries include,Devoe
tion
it
of-$4,991,774.
Merritt is active in
.
<
of
Also,
Halsey,
incT
.
■
addition
'above the 1962 level
Y-
-
v
.
(000's
•
substantially below book
.value per-share; As:
cdrDe&/3i;Ya!'toteLcf :403900ishares-had/heen
repurchased duringr the second half Of 1962 at an
aggregate cost.
;
^
In
assets
,
Y'Y. 'tlNiMrR'V^ITTRS—-
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Y
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.
-
retirement of $52,622,671
Proceeds will be used to
ing
a
the. costs of ;construct$1,600,000 Holy Family Home for the Aged at
pay
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r
%
Inc'-;-
—1,Dop¬
Continued
on
page
47
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(145)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6229
Volume 197
Dividend
tables.
first
the
Idaho
we
are
nounced during the current week.
a second table
in which we show
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Pipe Line, Ltd. (quar.)
International Telephone & Telegraph—
Intel-provincial
4%
their
preferred
B
Corp.
(quar.)_,
Adirondack Industries, Inc. (N.
Plastics
2-28
(quar.)_
Y.)
3%
7c
(increased)
Allied
(quar,)_:
Petroleum
(increased)
Corp.
-
50c
85c
—
(2-for-l stock, split subject to stockholders
approval May 61—
—
Business
i 1-31
5c
(quar.)—-—
dividend
American
K.
1-17
-
2-> 1 < 1-10
2-1
1-10
2-16 ^ '1-25
2- 9
1-23
1-31
1-15
securities)
2-20
Anderson
Clayton
1-22
$56 Vic
$73c
5c
13c
60c
.
Aircrait
Corp.
Howell
&
Co.
Berry Industries;
Best
&
Products
Bowman
Brach
(E.
25c
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp.
Capital Snares, Inc.—
(From net investment income)—
Carlisle
(L.
4-1
4- 1
12Vic
10c
Co.— ' >,
"
Common payment omitted at this time).
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A (accum.)„
Columbus & Southern .Ohio, Electric—
4¥*% preferred, (quar.)_4—
4.65%
preferred (quar.)—
optional—cash
gains,
(Front
capital
stock)
&
2-27
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
1-31
25c
25c
3- 2
of
$0,425,
3- 2
3-29
Co
Evans Rule
New
2-15
New
annual
meeting
shares
shares
proposed
a
Stockholders
dend
First
Oxford
Ford
Inc.
___:
(subject
dividend
Stock
the
and
Comptroller
of
1-11
1-15
2-15
Class
Class
A
A
4Vi%
K.)
accumulated
net
1-30
Corp.
2-5
2-28
2- 6
5c
5c
5c
..
12 ¥20
_
32¥ac,
30c
50c
2%
Greenfield Real Estate
Grolier,
Inc.,
'
—_.
Investment Trust
Industry
Shares
sew
Newport Chemical,
preferred (qliar.)
$4,375- preferredquar.),
Heyden
3¥2%
.■•••
.
Hibernia Bank
Special
Holxv
-_____^
Stores,
5%
Hormel; (George
Hussmann
(initial)
common
(quar.)
preferred
•
1-21
Co.
Class
1
1-18
1-30
1-16
8
1-18
American
2-
Stock
1
1-18
1-18
3-
1
2-
5
American
4-15
4-
1
4¥4%
2-13
2-
1
American
2-
1-11
1-31
,
1
1-18
1-25
1-
1-18
1-
2-15
2-
Telephone Co. (quar.)________
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Warner Corp.
Steel
Parts
Roe
(quar.)
Corp._.
Farnham
&
Balanced
Fund
(stock
Electronics
Arizona
1
2-
1
Arkansas Western
Aro
Foods
com.
208
2-28
2-
2-15
Gas
Co.
2-
1
12¥aC
2-15
:i_—
10c
2-21
2-8
(quar.)
5%
2¥26
62¥20
(quar.)
Corp.
2-21
5-
2-
Class B
Board
Stockyards
&
3-22
25%
dividend)
(stock
Carton
United
(increased).J5o
Corp.
Co., Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)—:
2-11
3-
$1.06¥4
3-
1
2-
1
1-21
preferred
(quar.).—u—i«....$1.3r%r
2-
1
1-21
1-10
..
1-31
1-15 '
-
Stockholders
H
$1.433/4
vote
on
1-10
1-10
1-10
2-15
2-15
1-15
1-15
3- 1
1-10
1-10
2-15
1-26
1-14
Nichols
6%
6%
Jan.
——
.(increased-quar.)
———
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
15
at
the
(Quarterly
meeting on a proposed 5% stock
dividend,
If iappr6ved.^._.^^^^.^_u^,
7c
.7°
37 ¥20
15c
15c
: 20c
_
12-31
1- 3
3
1-
1-7
1-21
1-21
„
1^ 4
1-10
1-16
1-16
1-16
1-31
1-31
1-16
1-25
2-20
;
,
.
,
_
•
1- 4
2-1 "
1-15
1-25
6c
investment income)
from
1-10
1-15
1-21
1-31
I"3}
1-31
4%
4
1-10
1-17
2- 1
: 2- 1
15%.(.
.——
1-10
1-15
.
common———*..
prefefrred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)preferred B (quar.)
Corp.
1-25
1-
2- 1
2-];
——125c
2%
& Co., common
10c
preference
(quar.)
30c
$1.50
annual
-
'
2-26
•
2-5
(Bv
Bachrach
Washington Steel Corp.,
4.80 %.
preferred
Werner
common
(quar.)
(stock
Financial
Wesco
Corp.
...—_
(stock
preferred
5.20%
Western
Stock
Pacific
Interstate
2-15
2-
1
5%
2- 1
1-15
1-31
1-17
„
(increased)
(quarj.
.
3-
4
2-
1
1
1
the
•: *.'
$1preferred
1-16
1-16
5%
2-
2-15
2-
Inc.
>
7%
4%
1
Bank of
Bank: of
.
,
6%
preferred
12¥2C
$1.50
(quar.)—
1-15
1- 8
1-16
12-28
1-31.. 1-10
10c ;
10c
<
>
(quar.)—
Co.,
.
-
1-25
1-15
22c r 1-15
$1.75
"1-15
$1 \ ; 1-15
'4: $1.07
1-15
California (San Francisco) (quar.)
40c
1-15
Nova Scotia (quar.).—
—
$55c
.2-1
Hydro-Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:—.—
4¥»% preferred (quar.) _r_:
Bangor
,
Piano
*
7V2C
Inc.
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Baldwin
1-16
2-
T.),
Industrial
Baird-Atomic,
1-16
35c
31¥4C
32¥20
25c
Railroad ' (quar.)
(subject to approval of
Commerce Commission)
14c
5%
.
(quar.)_
preferred
dividend
1
dividend)!—:
Western Light & Telephone, com.
5%
2-
.
—---
dividend).
Transportation
2-15
*
25c
60c
(quar.)
' 5ft
(quar.)
—,
Instrument Co. (extra)
(initial)—^—<
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiltoijp.Corp.—--—-———
Babbitt;
2-28 ;
2- 1
3- 1
3- 1 •:
2-15
2- 1
will
30c
125c
(quar.)
Class A—:
'
Valley National Bank of Arizona—
v.
.
2%
2%
(stock dividend)
Inc.
Automobile Banking Corp.,
Avco
,
—,—
Okla.)
prior
Building Components, Inc.—
(Stock dividend)
Automatic Radio Mfg.
(stock dividend)
.
April 2).
dividend)
(quar.).—
Ltd.
$1.20
2-15
Upper Peninsula Power, common (quar.)_—42¥ac
(3-for-2 stock split subject to approval of
stockholders
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
1-31
1-31
Automated
5¥4%
.
Steels,
Austin
8
.
2-15
2-21
Life
^
12-28
2- 1
Extra———
1-21
.3-1
1-22
1-22
1-22.
(stock dividend)
Insurance (Tulsa,
Atlas
Atlas
Audio Devices,
United
3-, 1
-
o
Corp., common (stock
Atlas Credit
4-18
2-28
30c
25c
v-'''
12-13
} m i3??;
r
?
1-10
City Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)^_'__—$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
Atlantic Refining, 3.75% preferred (quar.)_
93 ¥4c
1-18
1
1-15 112-21
1-16
12-28
1-15 £>12-28
1-15
12-28
>
4.75%
8
1
■
Santa Fe By
(s-a)—
4%
—
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
class A (quar.)
Commoi) increased, quar,
1-31
Y.)
preferred
Atlantic
1-17
(N.
$1.60
5c
10c
17V2C
' (quar.)
Common
1-15
;
Truck Lines,
Atchison Topeka As
1-15
1-31
"
Stores
Food
Associated
It
T-31
Street
LaSalle
South
8
2-15
2-
8c'
25c
1
common.^..
&
6
5%
65c
Laboratories
Oil
3-
1-21
1-31
! ->:50c
$1.09%
35c
25c
Associated Products Inc.
(series
dividend
Stock
Trico
Associated
2",8
^
Electric Co.—
Year-end
1-21
1
20c ^ 1-15 a,-, 12-31
(quar.)
Hegeman
1-18
1
3-15
40C
20c
87 ¥20
pfd.
Tenney Corp., class A (reduced)
Therm-O-Disc, Inc.
(quar.)
Transcontinent Television Corp.
Treesdale
1-18 >1- 4
1-15
12-17
4
(quar.)
B
1- 2
2%
35c
1-15
3-1
1-23 ;
V
Gas-—
31¥jC
(stock dividend.)
preferred (quar.)_.
Suburban
Propane Gas, 5.20%
$1.25
1952)
12-31
1-11
1-15
1-31
2-
20%
(quar.)_
Corp.,
1-30
2- 1
2%
37¥ac
15c
5%
dividend)
Corp.
Wells
7
&
12-29
(quar.)
10c
—.
(quar.)
Co.
&
Corporation
.
20c
—
dividend
Armour
12-29
(stock dividend)——
Corp.
(quar.)
Agrochemical
Arrow-Hart
1-30
1-15
Apco Oil Corp. (stock dividend)
Appalachian Power, 4¥2% preferred
Co.
1-30
20c gq.
$35c
t25c •
(increased)—
Ansul
2-15
8
'
6-21
5%
$1.12%
Chemical & Film
2-25
3-29
vv
12-31
2-8
1- 4
,i"25
12-31
2-11
2-
,■
,f
1
5
4-15
^
20c
3-30
2-25
•
10c
class A
Chemical
^
7- 3
(N. Y.)—
cl. A (incr.)
7
1-15
1-16
1-2
^ 1- 3
•/
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.,
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
Stock
2- 1
2- 1
1-17
1-17
v
$2.25
Anchor
Anken
12-20
;
—
Corp.,
1-15
35c
50c
10c
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
dividend
Extra
1-2
1-30.
'JL
(increased)-
Co.
Corp.
Viscose
(s-a)
Ampal-American Israel Corp.
4% preferred (annual)-
(25c
(quar.)
(J. P.) & Co.
Stevens
v'
(
16c
1-14
1-
12-26
u
(N. Y.)
2-15
1-25
v
35c
3-11
18c
2-19
;
gains)
2-11
1-
.l- 2
t
.
1-31
,
quarterly
5
1-25
" v
_
1-28
.
1-28
90c
V '
.
,3- 1
Inc.—
3-15
3-
1-15 v '12-31
1-15
12-31
1-28
1- 2
2%
(Chicago)—
3-
1
2-21
Mutual Fund,
1-14
..yv
——
1
Vitrified
1
3-
1
:
held)—_—
$4.50 preferred
8
16c
17¥2C
45c
22 ¥20
45c
25c
62¥20
9334c
30c
12¥20
1
3-
V
2-
.
Insurance
American Natural Gas
8
2-
2-21
Motorists
capital
Stock
1-
3-
3U14
»»
$1.06¥4
dividend)
American
1-15
1-18
1- 2
3-14
Vapor
each shaye of
common
Amoskeag Co.—
(quar.)^
Oil Co.
3%%
5
Co.,
of
shares
stock for
Mfg.
American National Fire Insurance Co.
'.
40c
15c
1-21
4
investment
2-15
2-
40c
5
1-
quarterly payment of 7c a share from
income
and 9c from real¬
(A
9
3-
1-15
30c
preferred (quar.)
American
1-15
2-
12-12
Metal Climax Inc.
(Stock
1-18
2-
" 3-1
3-15
capital
American
1-15
1-31
1-18
$1.25
97Wc
i
Mfg. Co.—
dividend
($.015
2-14
8
12-12
12c
'V1'"1'
'
' !
——J_—-—
preferred (quar.)—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
5%
2-
1
Foundry—
&
Machine
American
8
1-
1
1-18
8c
-«f 8c
(monthly)
American Home Products
2-15
2-15
3-
2-
1-
1
pay¬
(quar.)
B
ized
(quar.)
1-18
2-25
2-
5%
'
dividend
stock
B
Publishing Co., Incw (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Common
1-16
7¥20
Inc.
1-11
25c
2%
30c
stock)
class A
in
able
Increased
(quar.)___
12-28
American Heritage
3-18
2-15
7
■
1-11
1-24
Corp.
class
and
1
40c
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)—
Distilling
Greetings
A
1-31
4-
common
dividend
Class
1-21
—$1.37 ¥2.';
$1.26
j,
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(s-a)__^_-l_
& Co.. (quar.)
Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
A.)
8
2-
preferred
preferred
2-15
.
3-
9c
yiv'
r
12-31
1
2-
37V2C
American
5 ¥2%
3- 1
_____
i
1-25
2-
$1.56¥4
American
2-21
2-
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
class A preferred (quar.)
American Consumers Industries
(quar.)—
2-25
5 ¥4%
$1.09%
<quar.(____^.
3-11
70c
Tobacco
12-31
$6.25
8
3-13
1-25
1-18
r-
(San Francisco)
(quar.)
8
3-15
i
1-15
$1.25
1-18
3-
4- 1
2-26
2-14
30c
30c
25c
com.
—
1
(from current and accu¬
Corp.
Watsco,. Inc.
Hartfdrd Electric Light,
2-15
4-
Corp.
(increased quar.)
Bank & Trust Co.—
2-
1
4-
Cement Corp.—
1-24
from
< 10c
Can
American
12-20
3-10
10c
10c
(initial)
(quar.)
Press
American
51cr
40c
$1
10c
50c
$1.37¥2
$1.06¥4
Southeastern
3- 1
1-31
5- i
4-1
3- 1 .v." 2-14
1-31
1-15
' 2-28
^2-15
3-3,1
.3-15
20c
__
1
(quar.;)
net in-r
vestment income &. 20c irom capital gains)
Gulf Insurance Co. (Dallas) (quar,)
l
Growth
(quar.)
Oil Co.
4¥4%
$1.12%
30c.
7V2C
Book-Stratford
12-31
1-21
45c
Extra
1-22
2-26
$1.81
.
—
dividend
(incr. quar.)_
F.
Universal Pictures
Gould-National Batteries (quar.)—.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea (quar.)—
Stock
of S.
B
Skelly
1-18-
$1
Great
Extra
8
2
10c
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1-18
60c
35c
20c
25c
<quar.)il-._
Simpsons, Ltd. (increased)__
capital gains
11c
(increased)___-«-
(quar.)
(quar.)
J.)
(R.
Shoe
Shell
1-23
1-30
2- 1
Rubber
Book
1-18
1-15
30c
dividend
Stock
1
15c
income)
net
Shaw-Barton
..
1-31
3- 1
Bilrite
American
1
1-18
2-15
93%c
(quar.)
2-
32 ¥20
$1.16
$1
12¥20
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Z'
Class
1-8
30c
(quar.)__
Mills
Gioray. Knitting
3-
1-
2-15
56¥40
75c
convertible
preferred
1-10
1-15
per
2-15
30c
Airways
Co.
Inc.
i):
1-23
2%%¥h
preferred (quar.)
_
General Public Utilities
(quar.)___
(William)
1-24
3-14
24c
Security First National Bank (Los Angeles)
Quarterly
See's Candy Shops, Inc., common
Class
$4.50
Getz
2-27
2-
1-24
Allied Properties
Stock
(quar.)
Tradesmens
Fund,
Reynolds
1-11
2- 1
25c
•
.
1-17
1-14
1
1-21
American share)
(California)—
preferred (quar.)—
Allied Stores Corp.,
common
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)_
56c
4
American
(year-
income)
and
income
System (initial)
(quar.)
(Del.) 5¥2% pfd.
Co.
Gamble
(Philadelphia)
Puritan
Struthers
;
payments of $1.70 from
2-
1-31
93%c
(quar.)^__;
preferred
&
Provident
payable in cash or common stock and
from
2-25
12-15
2-
t25c
$25c
B
45c
35c
Scale, Ltd.
(H.
Porter
[
end
3-30
N. J.)
(Paterson,
$5 preference
Qorp.
Aerodynam
Stouffe'r
(monthly)___
General American Investors, common
Class
12-21
1-15
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N.V.
(A.K.U.)—
(Interim payment of 4%, approximately
1
3-
1- 7
1-21
25c
Canton & Youngstown RR. Co——
Gas Trunk Line Co., Ltd., class A
American
Insurance
Procter
1- 3
2- 4
4%
5%
9c
45c
....
(monthly
(monthly)__.._
1-18
1
10%
gains,
$4 preferred
1-31
11c
:_____
—:
Alberta
2-28
ordinary income)
(quar.)—i
Trailer Co., common
4% A preferred (quar.)
Futterman Corp., class A
Akron,
1
American
(New Hampshire) (quar.)
(from net capi¬
optional—cash or stock)_
Pillsbury Company, common (increased)
tal
Currency
^approval)
Fruehauf
8
2-
2-
$2.7113
25c
gains)
National Bank
Peerless
shareholders
the
2-
3-15
from ordinary income and 65c from capital
gains)
Roe & Farnham Stock Fund (from
—
to
1
2-15
3-
Stein
(quar.)
—*—
Air
12-12
1-25
6c
2%
1-11
1-10
12 ¥20
5c
(special)^
Products & Chemicals (quar.)
Products
4-26
12-28
1-25
8c
25c
5%
(quar.)
(A. R.), Inc.
Control
Petroleum Corp. of America
National
Quarterly
8
5c
A
Quarterly from net income
Inc. (stock dividend)
Co.
;
Lighting
Pacific
the
Company (quar.)__
Bank (Long Island)—
Motor
Franklin
Utilities
&
Water
or
dividend)
Paper Co.,
Pacific
capital
dividend)
(stock
1
2-
class
Petroleum,
5-30
1-14
4%
(stock dividend)-
Instruments, Inc.
1- 4
1-18
2%
dividend
$3.75
payment
stock)
Insurance
investment
net
Stein
—.
Financial
Western
Florida
a
Air
Vending Corp.—
M.
&
40c
capital
Originala,
2-28
25c
(increased)
Bank (N. Y.)—
4%
stock divi¬
National
approved
Aileen,
1-14
5c
(quar.)
Life
Oceanarium, Inc. (quar.)
& Rockland Utilities,
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Stanley
Estate Trust
—_
Tulsa
Bank & Trust
from
Sterling
Westchester
First
of
Orange
held.
First National Real
1-30
1
(increased quar.)
York State Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
from
approved on
addi¬
be issued for each 12
will
3-15
2-16
and
Optional—cash
(stock
Jersey
6c
If
dividend.
tional
on
1-25
2- 1
3-15
45c
Quarterly
City National
stock
4-20
Addressograph-Multigraph
(quar.)
•—
Aerosol Techniques, Inc.
(stock dividend)—
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
1-18
2-16
10c
25c
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (from capital gains)
First Camden National Bank & Trust (N. J.)
Stockholders
3-15
37¥2C
^
3.75%
1-29
31¥»c
____.
;
Banii of Houston—
will vote on Jan. 15 at
2-21
4-20
York Fire Insurance
Shaer
...—
First
3-11
Quarterly
New
1-25
5c
preferred
5%
Abrams
C.
B.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
2-14
3-
1
1-25
When
Per
Name
3-15
2-
1- 3
2-
table.
preceding
P
S
2-21
A.
25c
25c
Corp.—
capital gains
Western
(Denver)
2-4
3-12
80c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
2-21
A.
(quar.)
Bank
National
2-4
37Vic
profits)
realized
6
2-
2- 4
3-2
$2
35c
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
&
Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
from
National
3- 5
3- 5
3- 5
16Vie
37Vic
7Vic
from net long-term
capital gains and 5c from ordinary income)
Dreyxus tund
(6V2C front net income and
Inc.
2-
Aviation
3- 5
15c
(reduced)
(quar.)_-
Aeronautical Corp
$2.2863
1-11
10c
50c
Corp.,
1
1
1-18
30c
32¥20
$1
$1.183/4
15c
17¥20
3-15
give
we
35c
50c
Y.)_
National
Dominick Fund, Inc. (75c
from
3-
3-
>15
1-11
2-14
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
Bank—
N.
National
Pioneer
Raynolds Co. (quar.)
Manuiacturing
Corp.
(quar.)
3 Vic
10-15
2-U
12c
1-25
(quar.)
Pneumatic
&
Ducommun.
1
1-21
3-15
weeks and not yet
7-15
11-
W.)
1-31
(quar.)
common
G)
(Arthur
mulated
Duro-Test
4-15,
4¥2%
or
Voting common (quar.)
8% debenture stock (quar.)
Dodge
.
8-1
Aberdeen
(quar.)
preferred
5%
1-15
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
$1.06
$1.16
preferred (quar.)_>
6Vi% preferred (quar.)
6% preference (quar.)
Crowley Milner & Co
Devoe
Corp.
States
Common
% 2-13
2-28
12c
60c
Dennison Mfg., class A
1-15
1
5-1
>:
62¥2C
Qompany (quar.)
World Toy House, Inc. (initial)
(F.
2-15
(increased)
Pan American World
Commercial Corp., common
Continental
Moore
National
preferred
Middle
(Boston)—
Trust
Investment
Consolidated
2,
,
26c
capital gains).
(from
Inc.
Fund,
1-21
2-28
3-30
1-31
3- 1
2- 6
8c
Monthly
Woolworth
River, Ltd.—
_k_
Shoe
McKee
37Vic
35c
27Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
——
5%
Powell
&
Maxwell &
McKesson
Stores
City
Monthly
5
2-
1-21
1-31
8c
8c
15c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp
2- 1
1-21
2- 1
1-21
Central Soya Co.
(quar.)
2-15
1-25
Central Telephone Co.,
common
(quar.)— 1
25c
3-30
2-u5
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)—•—
62Vic
3-30
2-25'
$5
prexerred
(quar.)
.$1.25
3-30
2-25
$1.35 preferred
(quarA—33%eji;-:>>30
2-25
4.96% preferred (quar.)
31c.:<. i« 3-30.££-.?2-25
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common (quar,)
40c > 3- .1 '« 2- 9
4% preferred ,tqu«^KJF—4w.—.(< 3- 1
2- 9
preferred
preferred
$1.50
1-18
$5c
$5c
25c
$1.21 <
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4%preferred
1- 9
2- 1
2- 1
1-30
2-15
2-15
2c
E.)
4%
Central Securities Corp.—
$1.40
(quar.)_
Co., $4.25 preferred
Stores (monthly)
&
$25c
Inc.
Brook
Melville
3-15
—
(increased)
:
& Co. (increased quar.)
Corp.
Carpenter
2-22
17¥2C
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.
Sons
&
J.)
preferred
2-11
1 ¥2 %
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_
(Springfield Gardens,
11-29
27%c
(quar.)
3!/2 %
class
dividend
Stock
Meadow
3- 1
5-31
8-31
1-18
2-15
4- 1
12 ¥20
50c
87¥2C
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.,
2-11
1¥2%
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty
1-18
2-15
1- 4
1-25
3-11
2- 8
3-8
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Borg-Warner
1-16
1 ¥2 %
common
Bloedel
Increased
2-15
3-15
6-14
9-16
12-16
1-30
3- 1
50c
50c
50c
50c
15c
10c
(increased quar.)
Quarterly
Beech
Corp.
Manning,
2-8
1-18
2-21
2-28
10c
preferred
Quarterly
Bell
Co.,
Stores,
Macco
1-10
1-10
2- 1
3-1
2- 1
3-15
Refining Co. (quar.)
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—
Quarterly
Ltd.,
preferred
Lucky
1-21
2- 8
1-14
2- 1
Atlantic
Corporation
2-
3-1
2-28
1-28
31c
15c
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Associated Baby Service, Inc. (Del.)
Associated Stationers Supply Co.
(quar.)—
non-cumulative
1-28
3-9
V/z%
dividend)
(quar.)
MacMillan
$2.90
Bacardi
\
and 18c from sale
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., Ltd.—
4 Vg %•
preferred
(quar.)
30c
50c
75c
25c
$1.06¥«
(quar.)
Inc.
Stores,
Stock
27'/2C
(quar.)__~_
Co.
(quar.)
&
B
4.84%
1-22
1
1-15
1
2-
15c
I
Companies,
Class
Lone Star Gas
3%c
"
———
Coupling Co.
Broad
dividend
Stock
Development—
&
(13c from net income
&
(quar.)
Building
dividend
Loblaw
——
A--
American Research
of
White
Wilson
35c
Paper
Printing Co.
(stock
dividendTTr
J.
Stock
Scock
,
(Quarterly irom net investment income)__
Equitable Assurance (N. Y.)—
Sutherland
P.
Lincoln
;,
•
Shares—
Increased
V.
Kaufman
American
Anchor
1-25
1-25,:
>'!.i
4- 4
2- 1
2- 1
2-14
4- 1
V "
approximatly $0,009 per share)
preference (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—
2-28
Payable of Rec
to
White Sewing Machine, $2
Wisconsin
1-18
2-15
2-1
3-15
5c >
Allied Control Co.
Inc.
Payable of Rec.
18c
15c
____
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling
Amerada
British
less
'
equal
8
10c
25c
Steak Co.___—
Joseph & Feiss Co.—--..
Jiffy
Holders
When
4
Share
Name of Company
Adams-Millis
Mills,
13%
$3
(quar.)
deposit
American
1-23
2-
1
Investment Trust, Ltd.
receipts
(payment of
income tax of 38%%
Western Stockholders
W'inn-Dixie
Per
Stock
1-30
2-1
payment date.
Admiral
1—22
3-
$1
$1.31 ¥4
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
1-25
2-15
;
10c
35c
$1.12 ¥2
$75c
common
4% %
we follow with
the payments previ¬
2-20
1-31
25c
(resumed)
Co.
Corp.,
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
Limestone
Interchemical
Then
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
Power
Indiana
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
announcements
In
Name of Company
.
Holders
When
Per
■
DIVIDENDS
9
.
v
"
•.
'
.1-4
12-31
;T- 2
1- 2
1- 2
.1- 2
12-31
12-31
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(146)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
of New York—
Co.
Bankers Trust
..
..
50c
Ltd.,
cauaua,
Oj.
pref.
7%
dividend)
Barry Wright corp. tquar.)
Barton Distilling
(stock dividend)
Bartons
Candy Corp.
(quar.)
Barr
(stock
Corp.
Basic
(\
2-
7»/ac
,
1-31
r
20c-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
1-31
28'/2c ;
.
1
1-10
s
Illuminating—- :
(quar.)
Colorado
Colorite
Oil
&
Plastics
&
Corp.
(increased
Class
A
Paper,
Beecliam
(quar.)__
"
ADRS—
less British in¬
Ltd.,
Group,
Behlen
tax)-'
Columbia
Gas
12-, 1
Columbia
Pictures
1
3-11
Common
4-
1
3-11
$4.25
4-
1
3-11
Columbus
—
~20c
r
2-
IOC
■•.■-■■.•
common
1
3-
<
1-15
'
2-
8
Stock
>
(quar.)_
1-18
2-15
12-28
(Ft, Worth)
1-17
20c -I
1-31
1-15
Commonwealth Edison Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
<■
20c A
4-30 >: ■•4-15
Commonwealth Investment Co.—
preferred
(quar.)———
$55c
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)—
-7 1-15 A" 12-14
-(Quarterly.from capital gains)
1-17 A 12-31
'9c
Berkshire
Commonwealth Realty Trust
Frocks, Inc.
(quarJ—
27 Mi C A
Berkshire Gas Co., common
1-15.A 12-31 ■;% Cominonwealth Stock. Fund (quar.)
(quar.)--,--^-..'
1-15
5%
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico., Inc,
preferred (quar.)„_\
) 12-31-1
1-15
12-31
$1,469
5%%>
preferred (quar.)
:
Quarterly ;
-—
i;
12-31
1-15
Conn (C. G.), Ltd., common (quar.)_—
$1.50
6%
preferred - (quar.)—
:u_
10c
12-31
1-21
Biederman Furniture Co., class A (year-end)
Connecticut Light &. Power—.
10c
12-19
1-15
$2.20
Biitmore Hats, Ltd.
(extra)—
preferred
(quar.)
7c
1-30
Bin-Dictator C».
$2.06
(quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)—
—«—•—
1-15%
'. v
Binka Manufacturing Co.—
$2.041 preferred
(quar.) —
12-28
5%
2-28
Stock, dividend—i—
$2.00
preferred (quar.)———*—<
A
1-18
Birdsboro Corp. (stock dividend)
4%
2-15
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)
45c
1- 5
Bliss (E. W.) Co., SI.80 preferred (quar.),',
1-16
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
(quar.)
Blossman
1-31
2-15
5%
Hydratane Gas
(stock
dividend)
Consolidated. Edison (N. Y.)
Blvvooruitzicht Gold Mining Co.—
r
$5 preferred .(quar.)————
z——~
'a''.'az,aa-a-';a
Amev.
a
dep.
rets
(interim)
payment
of
•/V ,"'4.12%. preference .<-quar.)/>
Consolidated
A
per sh. less 7'/fe%
South African
Freightways1 z'
——«—- V
2-25
12-31
Consolidated
Tax, equal to about 17c per share)
Mining
&
Smelting
Co,:, of
Boise
Cascade
"ibe > 2- 4 A..-. 1- 7
Corp.
(quar.)
^
Canada, Lfcd^ (s-a)—
2-
30c
——
-
.
12-26
1
AAi-25;::
A. 14c,.
12-26
12-31
1-14
.
AA 7c
...
.> .1-25.-'. y 1-10
•
-
A/:
.
7»/aC
.
1-20
12-20
1-30
12'/2C
—
1-15
50c
47'/aC
.
Edison
Co.,
33c
4.25%
preferred
preferred
2-
$1.19
Inc.,
Bowser,
Stock
dividend
Brentwood
%
Financial
British
Forest
British Oxygen, Ltd.—
A
(quar.),
—
(subject
to
approval
dividend
•
$1.32
Camtfoc
Co.
(quar.)
Water
&
Quarterly
12-28
/
B
Canada
1-21
Southern
3-29
6-14
,
; i-2-...i
1-
1-15
SO
12-28
A; ;
$l5c
-
2-
•
18%c
18b
(quar.)
V
1
30c
2-
1-
1
33c
—
2-
12 fee
;
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.
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1
2-10
First
4-
1.
3-8,
4-
1
:
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CTS
A
Ltd.,
r
10c
4-
'-4-
:
$$1.50
$37 %c
(quar.),,—,
$$1.25
.'—.A-.
&
E.)
&
$25c
Cooke,
Indiana
National
National
Power
(quar.)
•?
1
2-
&
1
v 1-11
fv?
A- l-il
dividend)-zJ-i
& Electric Corp.-
2^—
1-25
(quar.)
1-18
2-
.
Bank
(N.
Inc.
of
1-
4
preferred
Chicago Rivet &
1-29
1-
8
65c'
1-20
12-14
1-25
2.33%?
8
1-
to the ap¬
also
of
the
v,
.
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1-18
&
1
v'
1-10
!-15
12-31
2-
*
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v.v
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>
2-
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1
tax
1-15
v"' Dow
->
1-15"
30c
1-
■
A
68c
A 1-15
v
Oil
A 2-
2-1
1-10
2-15
1-11
A.
1-15
1-
5c A
4-15
: 4-1
65c
5c
:
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,
A'.
•
.
du
$1.12'A
A
A
RR._,___
-
1-15
.-30c
87'/2
%
(extra)—U-J
2-
c
2-
♦
1
5
preferred (quar.)-.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
35c
1-15
4-
Citizens Casualty
2
30c
7-
10-
/
•
2
30(5
^
2
2-15
1-15
3%
1-19
:
12- 5
24c
20c
12-31
—_—30c
1-31
:
$5
Electric
Co.
preferred
$4 75
1
1-23
12Vic
2-25
10c
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
8c
—^12Vbc
50c
1-25
30c
2-
;
;T"
(quar.)-.
Public
(9c
from
net
1
,
-
1-
1
A
93%c
3-15
/ 2-25
2-
1
7 Vac
1-
1-15
2-20
:
9
12-17
20c
3-15 ;
1
$1.25 preferred
2-28
,
$1.30
$1.32
/
12-31
1-15
12-28
ilQc
Z-
1
preferred (qUar.
preferred (auar.)_
2-
1
1-
5%
A,
S 1-11
120c
12-27
2-26
Waterworks
1-14
"Gillette
1-30
;/ 1- 4
Ginn
12-31
1-15
Girard
(P.
H.)
Co.,
4%%' preferred
4%%
preferred
A
common
1-16
2-
1
3-15
3-
1
$1.12'/2
jCo.—
1-25
1-10
Zll/zC
1-25
I-10
235c
1-30
12-31
15C
1-15
il-20
Company
(quar.)
1
Goodman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
3%
1-15
II-20
Gossard
:
,
'
(quar.) .2
■
•
2-1
1-15
/
_
A
1-15
2- 1'
2- 1
1-15
/ ,.2- 1
.1-15
1-31
A 1-16
;
'
(quar.)—_—
Godfrey
tl3c
*
12 Vac
1-15
12-31
1-15
1-15
1-11
.1-31
.
1-18
1-10
1
1
1-15
1-17
2-15
5c
15c
20c
—_
1-11
1-15
2-1
12V2c
—
1
1-10
2-11
1
2-
$.5781V4
Glen Alden Corp. (quar.)
:
1—. ■'.
Globe Envelopes Ltd., Class A (quar.)
Gluckin
(Wm.) Co., Ltd
Goddard & Goddard Co. (extra)—
3-
2-1
2- 1
1-14
30c
(quar.)——:—:r56%c
2-15
;
$1.25
$1.27Mi
$1.50
—27Vic3-* 5
A 31 'Ac
1-25
Company (increased)
A 15c
3- 1
Industries Corp. (quar.)—__—— /■ '' *.
8c
2- 1
'
2
1-25
1-25
Inc.. (quar.
7c
1-
1-25
2-15
/
(quar.)_
7o
V
i—
1-25
2-15
(quar.).:—*
Bros.,
&
Glatfelter
-
*
——
:.
r.\7c
2
1—
—2—'
"2-15
'
,
'-A 2-15
—„———/A; $1.25
(quar.)—A_i——1—A—III:—4nc
Inc.,
Co.
Girabel
$1
J.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—.:
preferred (quar.
Genesco
-
—
1-8
Corp.—
voting preferred
$5
income
4/:/
2- 1
32V2C
33c
A
25c
5.10%;
6%
2
1-13
■;;.l20c
preferred
General
12-28
1-15
217 Vic
,
J* »*
12-14
,
(quar.)
1-11
1-13
i
1-15
AA 31 %c
(quar.)_«
12-31
7
$1
•242 ViC
v
'
2-
1-30
2-
7
1-7
/
-
invest-
income and 12c from realized net
■/
gain on investments)—
;j
—%„•/A ;-/ 21c
General Telephone Co. of California—
4V2 %
preferred
22V2C
(quar.)_„:
) General Telephone Co. of Florida—
.
HOC
4
1-10
"j,
2-
—$1.18%
Service
1-
12-21
2-1
$1.25
(quar.)—n.t'
Equipment
iA
-
1-16
1-21
~
(quar.)
pref.
General
1-25
——
*.
1-23
1-31
(quar.)-_____/_^_-'/'"-'
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-18;
3-15
—z—10c
Goods
$3.75
preferred
General Precision
12-21
4-30
30c
"
.—z-.-
Knitting Mills, class A (quar.)—__
Frelghtlines (quar.)__
/
;
12-21
"1-19
■
t55c
British
3
1-28
gains
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
General' Motors Corp.
'
12-18
*
f':/y
Ltd.—
Eastern
3-19
6-18
„
*
:
1-10
.
1-15
-
—
■'
•'
Lime
preferred
$1.75
$1.25
—
•
3-
1
.'
6-
3
$1.25
~~
9-
3
Homes,
12-
2
Ekco
Inc.
2- 4
22-
12VaC
11-15
5-15
i
1-15
1-
Stock
5
1-15
1-
5
;
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*2-7
1-16
A
$1.75
2-
10c
(quar.)_zz—__z22_2_—
1
11-
R.)
&
Co.
American
(quar.)
1-
,
•
1-
1-15
'
Southern
Life
Green
(M.
Gulf Life
Insurance
J.)
5%
7
1-15
——I
;_■preferred (quar.)
Fla.)—
( Jacksonville,
"
1-
9
3-10
3-
1
'A
10c
*,
37'/ac
12-20
1-20
2-
/
12'Ac
.
,
-
' A
12-20
1
2-
(Houston)—
Co.—
Co.,
1
2-15
12-24
.
55c
40c
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)—,
.,1- 7
-
2-
1
3-18
1-15
/
75c
:
Insurance
3-
2%
56'Ac
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-14
1-
Ry. Co.
Griesedieck
•
4
2-15
Co.
;
(quar.)—
(N.
Y.)—
A
Northern
Quarterly
4
1-25
2% A-.
preferred
Insurance
Great
4
4
20c
(stock dividend)—
4Vi%
Co.,
(Increased-quar.)
2
1-15
-
•; I
; 1-15
1-15
12'/aC
2——
1
2-
-
1
2-
'•
.$1.50 A
—
2
(incr.-quar.)—
common
.
preferred (quar.)
2—2
Nut Corp. of America—
Increased
,
10c
Great
1-15
1-
A
Union
,
2-
1-24
1
1
:
-
11-11
v
•■/
—_—
$1.25
-
$1.25
_
-
.3-11
2-21
6-10
.5-24
Elastic Stop
Produots. Co.(
4Va%
8-15
$1.25
'
Laboratory, common (quar*)—C>A-«»-^25c
$4 preferred
$1 A(quar.).—;_„1
Edwards Engineering Corp.
(quar.)22——22 Z""'--A 5c
4
2-15
5%
Economics
;
"
I
2—2;
Stock dividend—2—
$1.25
2-28
'
1
2-15
(W.
Co.
Great
V/A
'i-:.
preferred (accum.)
Echlin Mfg. Co. (quar.)__.
Eichler
Pacific Ry/
;
3-15
2-
10c
(accum.)—___•
W.)
Grace
.
Corp,—
(H.
Grand
s
dividend)-.^*
(stock
$6
10
^ 1"
$7
9-18
1-31
42'Ac
(quar.)
(New York),- class A——
(quar.)
5-31
1-15
*
—
Sporting
General
:
II-28
40c
Nemours
1-
2-28
6-21
5%
Transportation
y 1-11
;2y4c
.
dividend
Eastern States
'
r't
__
City investing Co.
1
1-16
2450
——
> -f
'
12-28
*
25c
Texas
r
de
1-16
3-21
dividend)
Gateway
■
1-14
2-/5
2-
10c
"
(quar.)
East
,»
6
.
&
;i-ir
„
Ltd
Kootenay Power Co.,
7%
preference (quar.)
Eastern Can Co., class A
H"'V
v
1-7
;^.3-
3-21
-30c
common
(quar.)
(E, I.)
Stock
12-30
2-15
"$1.50
(quar./
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Pont
12-31
•
-
/II
Electric,
1-21
5%
•A
preferred
(quar.)
DuPont of Canada, Ltd. (final)
Duro-Test Corp., new common>(initial)^.——
>
1-11
45c
$3.50
•
1-21
.
2%
(quar.)
A
(quar.).
A
;/'>■' Extra
12-31
20C
(extra)—
$4.50 preferred
1
12-21
1-15
40c
2
Ltd/ Ordinary—
Co.
12-31
1-28
Inc.—-
Gateway
quar,;——
——
1-2
30c
Corp.
1-14
1-28
15c
tl5c
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—
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—
12-31
1
'
(quar.)___
——
&
1-14
i—
Properties Corp., class
Monthly
_-_i
2.^
Monthly
»2—
Monthly 2—r.
class
intf. (quar.)
-
Garrett
Corp.
■
Drew
'
15c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Corp.
>
Extra
Garland
12-21
50%.
of 6%» less
38%% .2——"
of
Chemical
Dravo
*
8
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...
8
1-19
,
Final payment
(stock
Investors,
Gamble-Skogmo;
of. Canada. General. Insurance—
Dorman Long Co.,
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A 1-15
12-31
1-24
*
-:
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Furman-Wolfson (initial)
1;
; 1-30
■1-15
60Q
DontihiOn Textile Co:,
A
1
(Oakland,
(quar.)
Co.
25c
7%.
preferred
(quar.)
i.—;
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Dominion Tar & Chemical. Ltd, (quar.)
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2-
>
$1
1-15
10c
t30c
—
1-11
:
common
1- 4
-
(quar.)
Co.,
Fundamental
1-31
12-28
of
:—
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I-11
1-18
1.-25
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4
1-10
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(quar.).
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36C
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1-
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1-10
30c
approval
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quar.)
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1-25
2
1-
2-15
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Industries
2
2-11
2-15
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' %
20).
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(Charles
1-
1
3-11
25c
20c
.
(qUar.).
Franklin Stores
Frost
-
(s-a)—
(quar.)
stockholders Feb.
Fram
Frisch's
1-15
2-21
2-
120c
(Canada)
stock split subject to
(2-for-l
9-16
10c
v'.
'
10%
(quar.)
Quincy
50c
(quar.)_._
dividend).——
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(s-a).l^
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Extra
1-22
8-23
3-14
divideftd).!/././.—5%
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6-17
1-31
v
9-16
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7-1
9-30
20c
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4-17
2-25
5-24
Flying Tiger Line, Int.—
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12-31
;
4-30
dividend)*5%
(stock
1-13
■
(quar,)—
Bridge,
Ltd.
Corp.,
12-17
20c
•
1-3
6-14
5%
1-15
•
1
1-21
—
Mines,
1-3
Co.
$1.75
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1-31
5c
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93 %c
12-12
3-15
Corp.
Foundation
:
2
1-18
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Steel
Franklin Life Insurance Co. (Springfield, 111.)
$1.75
Al-
2-1
—
2-15
2%-V
1-22
1-31
10%
75c
(quar.)—
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(N.
1-ia
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;
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Cotton
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Comptroller
3-14
$1.75
i
(quar.)
Chicago,^ Burlington
Class B
12-30
of '
10c
(increased)——
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dividend
A
$1;19
Light
Corp.
Dinettes
Dominion
•
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Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
preferred
approval
to
50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.).
Corp.
Dominion
'
Corp.
Gas
22
the
;
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Florida
^
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4
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Co.
4
tlOc
a
(quar.)—
dividend
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1-18
1-
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12-28
9
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12-31
12-31
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1-10
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quarterly...
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Chenango & Unadllla Telephone
4'/a %
preferred
(quar.)
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1-4
10c
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12-24
A
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22)
Enterprises,
Churchill
12-27
•
—_—_—/
1-15
—
Distillers
12-14
: 1-14
,
?
Light Co.—;
Manhattan
Chicasha
12-27
1-10
1-20
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Diebold, Inc. (stock dividend).z—*
—%.z-_
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'*
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314%
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2-1
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(quar.)
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Diana
12-31
■;
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1-21
2-
c
25c
———
Chesapeake
12-14
1
2-
Sauare
12-15
UYnd,
Dial Finances Co. (quar.
•V Diamond
National
Corp.
"
(stock
Jan.
Vermont
Chemical
1-11
2-
25c
35C
.
7.
: Extra;
12-31
•
1-15
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5.44% 2nd preferred A
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust (quarterly from capital
gains)
Champlin OH k Refining Co.- 4 increased)/.
Chase
12-31
1-15
1
65c
7V2C
56V4C
(quar.)
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(quar.)z———z————x—
(quar.z_————»
Power
Vilbiss
.<i De
7
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(Chicago)
(quar.)
(Cleveland) —
(subject
to
approval
of
Calif.)'(quar.)
Central
r
2-20
30c
—
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)—1.
Valley - National
Bank
Central
1-
'
t
preferred
4.20%
12-31
1
12-28
I" $5c
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dividend
'Delaware
(N.
Bank
stockholders
Central
12-31
1-15
1-10
—
.25c
:
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Sugar Co.— ^
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Developers
12-31
$10c
*
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Gas
Central Hudson Gas
Stock
1-15
1-31
60c
(quar.)..
common
12-19
^
12-31
1-28
$1.12%
(quar.).*
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6 %
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(quar.)
r
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1
1
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Caterpillar Tractor (quar.)
Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.;
Central
Agufrre Sugar—A
Central
2r28
12-31
12-31
/
1-^5
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp."(quar.)——.
Detroit'Edison Co. (increased-quar.),
«•:A!
(2-for-l stock split)..
"
12-27
2-
:
Celotex
Central
■'
1-10
"2-28
V
2%
—
(extra)—
Scott
preferred
Central
12-28
1-15
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Realty (Cleveland)
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Union
Fluor
——z*—u ■"
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$25c
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(quar.
Co.
Asbestos, Ltd.
&
12-31
3-15
/
1-4
2-15
•
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(quar.)
VDeSoto Chemical Coatings; Inc.,
;
1-18
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'
■v
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3c
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& Ohio gtd.
(quar.)—'
$1.25
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46c
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4)4%
8
1-16
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Ltd.
Carolina
Extra
Dayco
8
3-
1 /
2-
3;v;$15c
Commerce—
—
Carolina,
Cassiar
1-15
1-15
>
1-15
payment conditioned upon the
' /
acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
'
Building in Cleveland)—i
19Vic
Fischback &
Moore
(quar.)
" 25c
Quarterly
1-—;
25c
4
1- 4
•;
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1-25
.
Ltd.-—
Co.,
Inc.
&
of
National
First
12-31
1-15
-
.
Vlckers,
Pirie
1
2-
-
3-
'.
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(quar.)
Clinchfield
Carson
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1 '
r.
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AAD. O. Transit. System, class A (quar.)
Daffin Corp.; (increased'-quar.)
Dana Corp., 3%%
preferred A (quar.)——_
12-14
1-31
1-25
2% '.■
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International,.Ltd.
Corporation
1-
.1-31,
20c
ii
;
1-15
i-15 I.
$87y2c
common.—
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(s-a)
1
(final
payment
in sterling)
(L.
2-18
^Tentative
A-
5c
•A 17c .ivA 1-18 A
(quar.)__—
12-28
1-31
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;A 3- 8
Y.)—
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(stock
Cuban-American
7%• preferred,
7%'-preferred'
7% preferred
6
1-15
'1-28"'
55c
——
(stock dividend)
Investments,
common-
Carpenter
1
3-
First Republic
(San Fran.)—
Extra-
-
12-28
15
•
Electric
Caressa,
5%
3- 8
2%
(increased)
(White Plains,. N.
preferred
Forster
&
Crush
a
2
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'
-
Pacific
Canadian
Cannon
5%
1
?
^■■:-* 35c ' A
—
convertible
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12-31
$10c
£_
;
—:
——
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5%
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4-
4
1-
12-31
1-25
1-31
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
approved by stockholders
stockholders Jan.
proval
—
i
Products
$2
2
12 V2C
-
-
(quar.
Imperial Bank of
Preference
12-31
1-8
1-18
Bank
dividend
Stock
1-18
dividend)
Extra
2
1-25
(stock
Inc.
Crown. Cork & Seal Co,v
2
1-
1
'2-
(quar.)—
CrockerrAnglo IJatlonal Bank
2
a1-
f 2-, l
31c
r
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Canadian
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Corp.,
National Bank
First
1-10
r..' Quarterly ■ "_z——S1
Crouse-Hinds Co.
(quar.).*—
———?
.
-
-
Co.,
Chemical
Canadian
12-31
2-20
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1-15
1-
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preference
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1-11
1-23
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(quar.)
dividend
Stock
A. $1.04;
—
America
Qo.
County .Trust .Co.
1-18
2-1
■
-
j. Corn
12-17
-■*
2-15
of
Copymation,
1-11
A
1-15
75c
2
12-31
v.
:
Stock- dividend
A 3-15
6-28
A
25c
22 '/a C
(quar.).———
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Canadian
1-25
25c
(quar.)
(S.
Corp...
$1.13
—_—
—
Controls Co.
.
12-28
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Canadian
National
.
Co.
& Rubber Co.
Geneva
First
1-31
;
Mortgage Investors.—;
Motors Corp. (quar.)—
Continental
.
12-28
1-30
—
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
1-18
Foundrys, 4)4% pfd. (quar.): $1.06%
Packers, Ltd.—
»
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Class A (quar.).
A
—
$87'Ac
4%
preferred
$4.52 preferred
2
15c
Iron
A- Class
7
First
35c
$1.12'/a
;
•
Canada
12-
:
Trust
Connecticut
Small
ments
Co.
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
1-11
1-11
1-31
First
A :7MiC
—
$4.16
Canada
Castle
Inc.
Co., common (quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)——,z-—^
2
25C
—
.
—-
Campbell Soup Co,
1-18
1-18
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred" (quar.)
Co.
Power
1-
5%
—
(quar.)
Telephone, com.
'Extra
VAA
Design,
A
7
1-15 /
v-
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8
1-
1
$1.37Vi
$1.25
30c
quarterly
General
preferred
$2.25
1-15
12-
1-15
20c
■
37 '/aC
(quar.) —-z-y—*y ■A 34%c A*
preferred
1-
13c
Corp.
Campbell Machine
(s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines
5%
5 '/a %
Construction
3-1
»
2- 1
A
15c
fA
(quar.)
-
Packing
Fastner
AA
Continental Aviation,. St Engineering jCorp.t^:»
Calgary Power, Ltd., common..-....;
2—•;
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.).,—*
$1.20
$20c
1-15
1-25
3-
-
Insurance Co.
Fund
Financial
-
12-21
A 1-15
A 1-1S
-450c.
-
—
12-21
;57MsCv.A: 2-15
i
—
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.
,
3-15
30c
.
Byer.-Rolnick. Hat Corp.
$1.25
4
1
2%
Common.
$1.24
fjiV
2
1-
Co.. (quar.)„—i-_
(quar.)
1-10
\
(quar.)
dividend
Increased
1- 4 ;
•
1-15
A
1-16
1-31
15c..
Fidelity-Philadelphia
1- 4
:
1-15
$20C
,
12-27
ai-
NaturaL Gas
.Consolidated Water Co.,. common
(quar.)
6%
convertible preferred (quar..
of
,
California
Extra
1
3-14
32c
.
stockholders Jan.. 16)
California
Consolidated
2-15
1-15
2-
0&i§M§
-—
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan,, common (increased).
60c
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
„
Burgmaster Corp.
(stock dividend)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)—
Burros Mills, Inc., common
M.)
Stock
3-20
1-31 -?■ ,12-31.:
$40c
.
$4.25
Broad Street .'Trust Co,
Byers, (A.
,1-5
:
1
Firestone Tire
—
Consolidated Paper * Ltd,
w..
12-21
1-15
12 '/ac
Products
less British income tax
Stock
5
1- 5
a- i
'2^.1 A
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20C
1-18
1-31
•
Columbia
6%%
3-
4-6
93 %c
(quar.)
1-10
A1-10
,
3/2-/ XX,
:
50c
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%.% preferred
A-
Extra
1-10
3-15
6%
dividend),y.
(stock
Corp.
1
2-1
•
$1.75
: 4%
(accum.)
1
2-
$1.06
4.78%
(quar.)
(quar.)$1.20 preferred
$1.25
?./
preferred A
Firemans
$1.03
.
(quar.)
Department Stores (quar.).
Fidelity Bank (Beverly Hills, Calif.)—
*.
Special.
.
(quar.)
common
4-
.
8
5
5%
20c
5%
30c
25c
...—
Federated
.
—
Boston
1-
1
A-2< 1 .1
;
10c
,
,
2-
5-20
(quar.)
Plan
(quar.
preferred
5V2%
5%
1-5
51c AA2- l
V
.
1-5
2-1
C
2-15
6-10
2-
A:.;; Common
v
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55c
51'/a
,
(quar.)
Federal Services Finance Corp.—
•
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2-15
1-
.r
15c
Famous Artists Schools (stock dividend)
2%
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd.. (s-a)—/ tlOc
Federal Insurance Co.
(N. J.) (quar.)—
25c
Federal National Mtge. Assn. (monthly).—30c
Federal Paper Board Co., common (quar.)—
50c
>4.60%
preferred
(quar.)..—*i
28%c
Family Record
4%
20c
1
35c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)..
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
2
3-
"•■'
,
,.
Industries
1
2-20
/;
Equity Corp,
1
1-
12-14
3-
$1.25
$1.18%
5%
25c
•
•
2--I-
.
12-
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1
5%
4%
1-15
£
Englehard
1-21
12-26
'j
-
dividend
Stock
12-28
25c
,
F
dividend
•
14)
Jan.
Group Associates
Emporium Capwell Co.—
12-24
,,.1-23
8p
A
'
—
Employers
1
30c .,*,1-31
,-■;:
u
(Jersey. City)—
2-
=■
Inc.. (quar.)
House Inc. (quar.)
Co.
2-15
1.06 'A '..A':' 2-15
/ 1-10
65c
i
———
Trust
v
-
12-28
12-14
5%
Financial Corp. (stock dividend)—
State Oil Co. (increased s-a)
Empire Trust Co. (New York)—
1
•;
; • Stock
dividend
(subject to
approval of
1
aA
2'/2%
z
Standard Insurance
2-
1-15
1-21
' /
—
,
stockholders
Engineering
Commercial
;v
dividend)
A
1-25
45c
;—;
;
Holders
Payable of R&v.
4%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
When
Share
Empire
Empire
1-17
1
Co.
dividend
Empire District Electric Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)_
4%% preferred (quar.)_
..
(quar.)
Clearing
Quarterly
5
1.; > 2-
.
29c
>
quar.)
Southern Ohio Electric
&
Commercial
2-15
15c
—
(increased
1
2-15
8c
Corp.—
(stock
Combustion
2-11
System
preferred
Commerce
—
&
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
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Co. (quar.)
,
Storage (increased)—
Mfg.
Bekins Van
1-4
1
4-
VA '•/-/'
•
(interim payment of 16%
come
1
2-
$35c A /
(quar.)_
preferred
SI.40
2-
$12 %C
,,
2-
31 % c.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Stock
•
(quar.)
43c
(quar.)
quar.)
pfd.
$1.25
Gas,
$25c
Power
Baystate
Emhart
..
1-15
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Company
Wholesalers, Inc.
Electro-Voice, Inc.
1-18
2-15
50c
—
$40c
Ltd.
Batliurst
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Electronic
preferred
1-15
1-31;
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
1-10
A,;
1-31 /
Share
A^/A/AvAl A/A A;./.'
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1-4
2-28
■
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1.12 '/a
.4- 1
3- 6
(quar.)
2-15
A 1-23
30c.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
(quar.)
vr'
3-15
.3-30
y'j314 % • preferred (quar,)
y 87 '/2c'
/1-31- ' > 1-10
Collingwood Terminals Ltd., common
: A. $$1
A 1-10
A 1-31
$$1
7% non-cumulative preferred
J.\
-2- 1
Colonial Fund, Lie. (quarterly from income) .
9c
A 1-11
$4.50
1-11
1-31
1-25
4%
Common
12-31
;
1%
Products Corp.,
4Vt%
1-15
I2V2C
—
12-22
1-15
5%
—
dividend
Stock
v
-
t$1.75
(s-a)
When
Per
Name of Company
Cleveland Electric
quarterly
Increased
Baroer-Ellis
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Monday, January 14, 1963
...
quarterly
dividend,—2—
;
Electronic
Associates,
Inc.
2
,
-
(stock
;
30c
"A)
4%
2-
1
1-15
"A
>1-15
Gustin-Bacon
1-15
12-21
Hagen Chemicals & Controls, com.
1-16
12-21
dividend)
'
'
50%
1-15
5%
1-19
12-15
,
12-31
Mfe.
Co.
Extra—
;
..
—-2— A/:
(auar.)__——L——*
2-1
$1.12'/a.
__2___z2—_2—
Electro Consolidated COrp.—
Class A
(stock dividend)
30c
5.30%
Halle
Bros.
$2.40
—
preferred
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
——
1-16
12-28
1-21
1-10
15c
_
25c
1-21
66'Ac
(quar.)
2- 1
1-10
2-
1-15
15c
,
25c
60c
.
1
1-15
1-10
1-
4
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^
Handschy Chemical
Harbison-Walker
convertible
; 1-21
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;
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IOC
/A
Hartford
Steam
Co.
'•" -a* 1/ J':
Boiler
Hayes fIndustries,
King-Seeley
1
1-15
1-
2-
1
22-
s.aoc
'
.
1-
2
1-
3
1-15
1-10
;•
-1-16
Hercules
Company,
Galion
25C
(quar.)—./
common
Products,
7 % • preferred
A'
&
common^;
(quar.
..
'
5c
35C
.
24 1
H
2-15
Powder,
Class
A
Higbie
Holly
5%
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Rinehart
Home
-A" 3-
;•
preferred
4%
(quar.)—preferred
(quar;),
4.40.%
2-
1
1-15
1
12-31
i.
,w,
2-
Lehman
2-
1
2-
1*
2
1
Leslie
4 2-
2-28
Lesser
4
Salt
(L.)
35c
12-31
Lewis
1-15
12-31
>15
12-31
Lincoln
$1.10
$1
1-25
the
6.40%:; preferred v(quar.)
A'; 4.60%
Illinois
$1.25
Illinois
Co.
Power
Co.,
4.42%
4.26%
from
(4c
Fund
Growth
Income
vestment
of
Co.
2-
1
2-
1
2-
6c
2-
26c
$20c
50c
preference Jquar.)>
A
dividend
Stock
Co.,
International Milling Co.—•
4%, preferred
(quar.)
International
Packers,
International
Stretch
International
Telephone
«1-
2%
;-
Securities
Investment
Co.,
Foundation,
7
Ltd.,
2-20
•
preferred (quar.)
$4.22 preferred (quar.)-—;
Iowa Power & Light, common (quar.)__—L
$1.09
'2-
$1.05
*2-1
Irving Trust Co. (New York)—
Stock
dividend (subjec'; to
approval
stockholders Jan, 30)
^ J1' >'
/
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A
r
2%
'T
Massachusetts
A;; Annua!
1-11
1'
1.
ip
,
.
;
10c
1-20
2-
1
1-10
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)——-1
5%; preferred ^(quar.)—
^Jefferson -Construction CPi
20C
2*
1
$1.25
.3-
1
2-25
5c
2-15
1-15
20c
1-31
Inc.
Jersey Central
•
preferred
•
'
(increased-quar..)—
Power & Light—;
;
.
- (quar.)——-1-*.--—common
(quar.)——-,—
(Andrew! Co.
Jergens
-
•
Jewel. Tea Co.,
:
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
'
6% preferred (quar.)—
5%%
:
Class
B
:
:
Class A
Corp.— / "
'
■ ;
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(stock dtvidend)———A—
(stock
Both
dividend)
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A
1-
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,
.
°f
the
3.80%
4%
12-31
12-31
•' ■A 1-10
A-4.20%
.4.35%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_-
preferred
preferred
Kent-Moore
Stock
Or gan iza tlon—
dividend
: i-28
1-
•
4
95c
4
12-20
1-18
A
12-28
12-31
1-21
2-1
4; 1-31
1-25;
2% r:
6c V
20c
(nuar.)A
1-10
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1
2-14
$1
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
&
Electric—
Guarian
2%
dividend)—— AA.;
(stock
Co.
$1.10
4
A12-31
1-15
20c
$1.06,
1-15
1-18
1*10
1-25
2-1
$4.50
Stock
4i 1-30.
12-31
1-10
"
1-16
,< 12-28
; 1-18
1-15 A .-l- 4
.1-22
*
1-30
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12-31
1-10
12-31
12-31
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Corp.-— •
preferred
(quar.).,—
.^.444^-4preferred ;(quar.)>4_.—;
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
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convertible preferred
(quar;).
Nutrient & Chemical Co., commons-
Paddington Corp., class A
'
1
.A 2- 1
••1-15
4;. 1-15 4 12-31
-
1-15
10®
32e
'
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Co.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph**6%
preferred
(quar.)..
.
3
,4.444a .A-- ':''--''x'
(quar.).—444
10c
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.
•
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4
1-10
1-15
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12-20
A $1.-10
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12-20
$1.12VS r 1-15" * 12-20
$4.75
$1.18%
l-rl5
12-20
$4.75
$1.18%
1-15
12-20
Pacific
5ft
-1*31.; 12-31
;
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/;• 5® \' x 4-30 a 4- 1
Common-- A.^_'.*^i4.-L-;u4j.i-,4---.^4444--~-4.l --i v ■ 5c . ■ -i 7*31 a £ - ?.-, 1
$4.36
.1-10
1*16
,1-31
2*1
1-
2-1
1-31
Pacific Lighting
1-11.
>
.
*
12-28
.1-10
1-10
2-1
25c
,
,
'
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
,
$4.40
93%C
1.12-31 -A;
Ltd.. (quar.)4».w> A, $15®
2- 1
• 1-15
Otis Elevator Co.
(increased-quar.)
..••■■; 45a.
...1-25 . A 1* 4
A Outlet Company ..44—4
—4
4———. • ': 45C
2- 1
1-21
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
.
25c -1-25
1- 4
Oxford Electric Corp.; (stock5 dividend).
6%
1-25 :). 12-28
/Oxford Paper; Co. lquar.)ii.4-A,-._.^-4——4- / A
30® A
1-15 * > 12-31
'AA'AV;i:.v,A V'.. ; /. -.-/A A/A ■
•
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A/m^AA.
Pacific Coast Co., 5% preferred (quar.)..—.
3iy4®
3^-29
3-12
'.A/:-.6% ; preferred-A(quar;!44i.——4'..i4L*4444,4/A''37Vi®A;:A;/3'*294/'A'3-12,
Pacific Coast Properties (stock dividend^—/,2%%c
Aj^?15 A//-1-15
Pacific Gas & Electric (quar,) ^.4——4***44,
'i 25®
,Jt*15 V 12-21
12-31
2-15; A*
;
.
Lines
1-10
1-15'
15C
A
*12-31
"Parke
dividend
Davis Go.
•
peerless
Penn
Tube
„
»
1-15
A? $1.50,
(increased)—. 60c
A 5%
1-10
(quar.)-.-%—4—V
Co.; (extra)
4
Square Mutual Fund—
'
•.
~
;
25c
4c
5
a
-
1-31
1-14
I* 7
''1- 4
5
net investment income..
...;.
10c. ......1-25
Traffic .;Co. ..(quar,)__.^i.____i.i4.-.—;; :,Av: :10®;; aA;,1*25
,
1- 2
1-10 A.
1-18 •/
1- 4
1-15
,42- 1 4 1- 9/A
v
'common.4^4i^4444y..^.<4^.";./;-, ;$45® -/aa2-15 (.
$6 preferred
(quar.)..
-—$$1.50 ;.;"2- 1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. (quar.)—
15a
2-1
Penmans, Ltd.;
30c
88c
2" !•.
1- 9
$1.06
-> 3- 1
2-15
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator— "A.1
"
4.64%, preferred
A, $1.16 x 3- 1 / 2-15
3% preference (quar.)—,—
—4A44,VStt.
1-15
12-21
:■
4.25%
preferred (quar.)—
—
$1.06%
2- 1 ^ 1-15
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.J_4__
25c ; 2- 1 -412-31
A1 Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust— •> :•
40c
,y 2- 1 •
1-15
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)——._
,12V2C ".A; 1-15
=12-27
"f
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
(quar.).——I—
5c
3- 1
2-15
Mobile Gas Service Corp.—
♦
"A 4;:-.:AA :
4
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke.—
A^a.A 41c -A 1-15
12-14
4:v
Stock dividend (subject to approval of 4;'.4»••. *-.x :y
' .•••.•vi't.r-;.'0
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.).,——/: 15c
2- 1
1-20
the
Alabama
P.
S.
Commission)
4»
10%
3-1
2-1
Stock dividend
/ 3%
- 1-15
1- 3
Monmouth Park Jockey Club
(N. J.)___—,4':
45c
1-22
12-18
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (quar.).....—.. //A
5c
,
1-31
1- 3
::
Montana
Power Co.
(auar.)^
—L
'4"," 28c 'Xr 1-26
1- 4
Permanente Cement Co., common
(quar,)—,:
17y2c
;; 1-31
;
1-18
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.).A .4
-25c
1-15
12- 7
5% preferred (quar.)...—w
———*«..
A 62y2C 4 1-31
1-18
:
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)4—;
v.
$1 A. 1-15 - 12-17
Peterson, Howell & Heather—
- t.-.-j j
<■
' <;i. AA
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval of
^ -t- A'
.•
;
• A?.
Class A, common (Increase quar.)__;
A / 25c
1-31
1-18
Miller Mfg.
A
Co., common-.——.—
;
(ouar.)
——
————.—
10c
AAA:.. 15c
4
1-31
Penney
Extra
(J.
C.)
Co.
(quar.)
4
a,;/
-—
4.24% pid. (quar.)
(quar.).
4——...——
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
.
1
;
"—-*■
$1.12%
'
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—-
—
A A- A
—
$1.08%
.
A,
10c
.
2-14
1-15
V
2-14
•
perintendent
•-'
Morse
■
1-30
1-18
16 and also of the Suof Banks of N. Y. State).
.A f:-. stockholders Jan.
12-14
A":* AVAs?'■
3%
,
_
«3- 1
(■
A.
Electro
Stock
Products
dividend
;—
44*
(quar.)
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A
r
10%.
5c
2%
>-2-21
>
1-29 f
2-14
1-23
12-31
1-15
Class
B, common (increased
*
.
A
A
From
;•;?Penn
12-31
12-20
12-20
1-18
—
-
r"
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Kelly Girl Service
'
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preferred
4 Va %
-
shares-i
(quar.)
common
preferred
Motor
preferred
4.40%
Midland
'*
v',., • • *
Fast
1-10
1-19
.31«
Fund—4*il—,
Securities
12-20
-
•
-
gains—4—
(increased-quar.)
troller of the Currency)—
Michigan Gas
3
i-n
;
'•
A 2- 1
7c
-
Power & Light Co.—
4-. •
'". Stockholders approved a two for-one split
2-
10C
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. Co. (quar.)—32V£c
Miami Extruders, Inc. (stock dividend).—v4 •■_
5%
3
1*314
1-31
.
1-15
v
;
,
12-20
1-15
A
.
...
10c
(quat.).—■ a;: 25c.;.
preferredV(quar.)
4.24%
.
Kansas City
1
.
Class
:
L_4
(monthly):
-
Medical
12r29
payments in class A shares.
Corp,
•
12-29
1-15
A 1-22
7'/2C
25c
Aircraft
Kananau
;
2 y2c
(quar.)
B
"4-17
1-15
t15c
Corp.
\
—!
Trust—
capital
Coke
MVzC
»
preferred (quar.)..._._-—..i——-—v,
Ontario Steel' Products
1-15
IOC
——
4%
1-15
1-15" A
50%
AA;v 25© ■// >15-
—
1*10
;
32c AAA 1-19
900 '
1-15
B
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp. i4i4l—4—.
Extra
4»_-.44—
—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common (quar.)—
12-24
'
!-4.«;»-.-.4.'—-,.4-^4.-,.A
Northwestern Steel ■& Wire
3
A>3$y
,200-
1-31
"
(quar.)_—
4
(Extra on class A and class B)_.
> 2
Aj
$22y2c
(quar.)—.44—-—
Investors
from
&
1-
1-18
$17Vac
»
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1-18
1
8
>15
$1.50
-
"
•
4-15
2.
12 %C
Stock dividend
(subject to. approval o^, '„>«
Ishareholders Jan. 22 and of the Comp-o ''
r
• V* 1-18
5-1
$13%C
——
Class
•X-
:v*
A,
—
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Kaman
Cual
Merchants
1
'
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A,
-
•
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2-
62%®
2-15
1-31
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preferred (quar.)_--.^-.-»_i.i-MrJ-.^. AASl.O?
A;l-15preferred (quar.)
...
—
$1.02Va
1-15
$4,11 preferred (quar.
,—4-^—$1.02%
1-15
$4.16 preferred (quar.)—.4-w—,-_4.4i.*—
$1.04
1-15
Northern Telephone; Ltd., common (quar.)«
A $4Vic
1-15
Northwest. Engineering Co., class A (quar.)
. 25c
4
2* 1
A 1-10
A'""
AA $300 4
Development—;
Business
4-30
J-31
•
17y2C
37Vad A
55a
A
15c
(Minn)-—
12-21
2- I
; 1-10
1-14
$1.05
—
$3.60 -preferred':: (quar.
1-17
$$1.25
1-12-21
1-14
12-21
$1.0614
$1.12
$4.10
6-14
1-31
(
-3-18
2-1
.
93 %C
(quar?)-—-".——Lj—:
Inci, class A (quar.)
Josteps,
Joy
Preferred
:
93%c
—
1-10
1
4-
3-15
6-29
'
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A2-1:
;
40c
A
'3%.%; preferred».(-quar,)
33A%. preferred (quar.)
-
$1
•
3-30
Mayer (Oscar) •&. Co. (quar.)————4-'
25o
McCall CorDoration (quar.)
———4——
. 12V2C
McGregor-Doniger, class A
(quar.)
25c
McLean Industries, Inc.,- $3 pfd.
(accum.)—A;4' $1
McQuay-Norrls Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
25c
Extra 444—-444——4^4.^44—-4«.444_44.
15c
Meadow Brook National Bank
(N. Y.)—
*
^
1-15
X
-
'
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...
$4.08
12-31
t25c
May Department Stores . .A
■
■
4.;.
3%% preferred (quar.)_———«.«.f4.
>10
10c
Colby,
Jane
=•"
12-20.
1-20
4
(quar.)
1-15
2-1
12-21
2- 1 -,12-21
2-1 A 12-21
■=
v\
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(quar.)_w.j4..—.44^^,
preferred
Common
12-31
1-15
,
1-10
2* 1
38c
$1.25
$1.37'/2
•;
Extra
1-10
1
? ;
12-20
1-15
1-14
2- 1
2-1
2- 1 ;
37V2c
(quar.)
Service—
(quar.)
Northern States Power Co.
$$1.25
(Initial!—
—
4_4
Quarterly
■
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3-15'
4.
.
Massachusetts
-r
;
1-10
2-
A
...
1-15
15c
(quar.)
.
NorthernAlnsurance Cov; (N4 Y.) fqu8(r;J-H-4.
Northern; Pacific By. (quar.1^4^
,^.4^-'
1-4
2-'if
common
Public
Indiana
preferred
preferred
4.22%
12-31
1-25
•
12-31
1-10
, 4%,
933Ac
15c
(quar.)—4-....
Gas,
4*/4%
4Mi%
12-31
1-15 A
A
Illinois
Northern
7V2C
5c
25c
—-
common
new
Casualty.Co.
Maryland
1-11
-
(quar.)
Jacobsen Mfg. Co._———_——,——
-
12-31
:—1.
i._
Corp.
(irreg.)
Supermarkets (quar.)
Marsh
1-11
1
Company,
dividend
Stock
1-31
^
1
12-28
1-15
1-15
1-15
2-. I
A A
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,—^
5%
preferred
(quar.)—444
5.50%
preferred
(quar.).
i_
■
1-15
(quar.)
B
Marquardt
12-15
-
(quar.)
preferred
Marley
..'•■■
Maust
%
^
2-
?
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y 7%-
>;
.
12-15
1-15
.•v3iAl
45c
i
:•,.,
Industries
Common
V
■
,
12-26
1-15
+75c
—
Electric," com.
1
1-18
4
$1.50 preferred
Northern
1-10
><
2-11
(quar.)_;
—-.—4-—44
Maremont Corp;,
6% preferred (quar.U—_
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
1-18
^
1-15
47y2c
&
4
2-
1-14-
.
12-20
(quar.)
Gas
$4.36
'
2-
1-15
2*15
*
12-14
1-15
2-28
-
■
12-14
•2-15
J60c
iquar.)
com.
(quar.)—
6%; preferred
.
Iowa-Illinois
2
12-21
'
Marlene
IOC
common—•
1-15
1
1*31
,
12-14
«
12-31
12-31
2-
Ltd.—
1-15
•
1-15
1-15
1-15
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.; (quar.)—4
15c
l-u.
•
2-14
Gas (quar.)
25c v
Co..——4—$1.40
...—a—
12-26
'
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6%%
Natural
York & Honduras Rosario Mining. 4
12-28
1-10
1-15
preferred v (quar.)
—
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s6%A preferred A(quar.)44.^i.-.,—^4444^ '"'A^-lSc-'^:"8^ t ^ 7-11 ^
6% preferred; (quar.).4—444i.-—--.*i-.4-.:
16c*. ll-'l
10-10'
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.
——4
25c2- 8
1*17
North American Refractories (reduced)——
15c
1-15
12-28
North
Carolina
Telephone—
—.4-44
>'•
4c
1-31 •'
1-10
Northern Central Ry.
(s-a)—;—
—
$2
1-15
12-31
Northern
Illinois
Corp., common
(quar.)_.
20c
2- 1
1-15
1-11
1
1
1-18
2-1
6%
1-11
1
2-
8c
8c
—
12-31
4%
1-11
2-
12-31
' 12-28
1- 2
"a2-15v;,,,-' 2-^1
$1.06
(J. J.) Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
•Nielsen (A. C.) Co. (quar.)—_A_—4144
Norfolk & Western Ry., 6%
pfd. (quar.)..
1-10
2-
Jersey
12-31
12-31
2-15
1-14
1-15
common
—
12-31
s
1-31
■
Canada
Newberry
12-28
•»
5c
30c
17V2C
(qji^r.!4nr.i.444i.—44fe*4i^4
of
Co.,
Stock, dividend
1-2-
».
1
2-
$1.06V4
jfy-$ fc:
1-15
25c
New
12-26
m
,'i 10c
priority shares
(quar.)__
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)
yy
5%
preferred (quar.)
S;
5%
preferred (quar.)—
—
Majestic Specialties
(quar.)—;___J——
Mallorjr (P.-R.) Js Co.—
a • (*•
5%
preferred' (quar.)_.
*
Manhattan Shirt Co.
(stock .dividend)——
Corp.
___
New; Process
1
2-
3%
$1.29
5c
25C
——
New
1-28
-..AAA':;A,'40cA
Convertible
11-11 A'/ 12-21
•
1-15
1-28
(Fla.)
dividend
1- 4
1-15;
1-15
1-15
3- 1
Ltd. (quar.)
t20c
(quar.)..^
21c
New England Gas & Electric
(increased)34c
New- Jersey Bank & ,Trust Co. (Paterson)—
f
Power
Nevada
1- 2
;;
1-15
5c
$2
(quar.).———
common
■
:v.-;
>A
(quar.)_.;._i———i—.
Co.,
•
2-1
4c
12c
.
•
4
Corp
Co.
Products
Neon
i* 2
1-287
vl-15
5c
(increased)
12V2C
*
$1
.—
Telegraph
Stores
(quar.)
Co.
60c
(quar.)
——
&
1-
■2-A
IOC f;
dividend,
Stock
Interstate
7
'
——
Department
75c
(quar.)
common
«
10c
10c
HVic
;
MacDonald
1-10
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Products, Inc
Quarterly
Interstate
2-
Systems
National Tank
'
A
"
4
Forbes
&
MacAndrews
1-15
1-
;
:
Harvester
1A..A:
1-18
,
113c
"
—
Intermountain Gas Co., $3 preferred
Flavors & Fragrances
International
,1-15
:v
International
Monthly
Mailman,
90c 5
National
2- 1
invest-
Life Insurance Co.
Standard
2-15
1
lt-15
y:
50c
XV
National
Stock
3-
net
12-21
1-16
12-31
1-8
:•>
.
Bond_ai4A>,4—4*.
Balanced——
National Dividend.—:;
Neiman-Marcus
40c
—be
class A
Inc.,
(EA;,P.) Co. (quar.)^.—-f
1-15:, •i>2;...
/i.Stock^'vIividend'^'——
1-30 v V1-15
Macoid Industries
(quar.)
Macy (R, H.) St .Co.-—.
4V4% preferred (quar.)
1■hi- 4 % ;A:'p#efer rect -■
1- 2
2- 1 /
Madding Drug Stores—
Magnetics, Inc. (initial)
1-15
12-31
Magnln (Joseph) Co. (quar.)—j.
America. (Phila.)—
Interior Breweries Ltd.—
Videotronics
income
4%%'• preferred
3*10
from
' "v-«
1-25
12-14
12-14
1-15
"
<••;(•:
^
2- 1
1-15
5%
National
2-13
2*15
,■
2-21
1-15
1-15
a
1
National
Industries— A-i■;-4
7
f'i ment
v
12-31
" ": A(^A«Aliy4c
,»
Payment now on a monthly basis
37'/zC
2*
,
3-10
50c
r;
,
2-
1
-
1-15
61.10
A
:;
3- 1
3-14
32V2C
$1.50
(quar.)___
preferred
Corp.— 44?
Quarterly .A;distributions
>
,
3%c
5%
AAV"* A;....,-
(quar.!•»__
M£L
1
12-27
A
6%
t40c
A.
-
3iy4c
12c
Semi-annual
60c-A
A
.
(quar.)
B
Corp.—< >..* A\>
MPO
1-
1-15
10c
preference
1-10
1
A
Co.,
Propane
2- 1 .'.v 1-10
3-1
2-1
2-15
1-31 A
25c
1-10
1
r
1st
Finance
Lead
(Stock dividend on common stock)..
National Securities & Research—
?
2- 7
:
.
(quar.)_____
Co..
National
3- 8
1- 9
.r
Gas
Ltd.—
1-10
2-
■A.Increased—
—
——
Insurance Co. of the. State of Pennsylvania*-.
•
1-10
2-1
51c
—
North
1-10
'
1
53 y4c
52yac
in¬
security; profits)
Insurance
1-12
1-10
realized
8q from
plus
1/
1
55V4C
preferred
Institutional
.-x?
2-
2-
58%C
;
—!
(quar.)_«_,—
;
t'
Fuel
Insurance—
preferred Cquar.>_-4^....-^4«_-i.-.-;;.AA,-'$i.24
preferred (quar.)
$1.11
4.16% preferred (quar.)
_i„
$1.04
Louisville Gas & Electric—
.*»
" "m"Common
(increased
quar;)_^__
AT-.*——
22V2C
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4—_—
31V4C
Lowe's Cos., Inc.
(quar.)
10c
Lowney
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
(quar.)—
t20c
Ludlow
Corp.
(stocks dividend)
—
x
2%
'
2
25c
(quar.)
12-28
x 2-26
4.44%
Ci.
1-
1-10
11-10
4-12
1-21
v.
.
.4.96%
1-14
,
30c
(quar.)„
5%
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
—;
Lortogs, Inc. (stock dividend)—:—_—
Louisiana Power & Light, 5.16% pfd. (quar.)
5
.>14
r
1-15
57y2c
—
common
Life
y;
& ki
—
12-31
si
1-28
12-28
3-15 4
2-15
3-31
3-15
1-24 v.1- 1
>
5%
Logan
1-18
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—,
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)i——i*——
Income Properties, class A
(monthly)——
Incorporated Income Fund (from income) —
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred
(quar.)_
$1.50 preferred (quar.i.—;
Indianapolis Power & Light, corn., (quar.)Ingram & Bell, Ltd. (quar.).
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
;
-V,
>;
-
2-
1
"12-31
1-15
1-25
1-25
1-15
4%
dividend)
(stock div.)—
1
Loft
-
s/.
(quar.)__
preferred
4.70%
12-
1
,.7>
(quar.)
preferred
Brick
12-15
1-16
(quar.)—
Breakerr.
Circuit
I-T-E
1-15
,a'2-
•,
;
Y.)
(N.
preferred _.—i—;•
Candy Corp. (s-a)___——A"
(Jonathan), Inc. (quar.)_L_—
Londontown Mfg. Co.
(quar.)___.
12-15
4%
dividend)
;; 12-27
1-15
15c
30c
10cA
.
Non-callable
12-21
12-15
1-15
.
t40c
■
5% « preferred (quir.)——,——■
Hyster Company—^-——--«^Trr_
•
1-25 A
1-15
t30c
t20c
UOc
B r^.u.—; u
preferred
Inc.
National
Preferred
2
1-
1-16
8c
?
_1
(stock
Forms
Fabrics,
$1.60
>cal
1- 2
1-15
2%
'
4%
4
Loblaw Groceterias,
Hudson Trust Co.
Hudsons Bay Oil & Gas,; Ltd.—————
Hughes-Owens, Ltd80c class A (quar.)
•>
Original Stock (quar.)
.41.-...^.
Special; Stock : (quar^)^ii.-w^«.-.„«^4---.-.»
•
Subject
Comptroller of the Currency
(Union City, N. J.)—
Stock dividend (subject to approval;of the
Comm.
of Banking & Insurance!,
Hudson Wholesale Groceries, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Inc.
—1
—v--—A
dividend
44^—.—
Little Miami RR.->—'
Hudson
2-15
2
12-18
MS
«
1-15
12-31
' 1-151 12-31
' AAA.44&A4H\v -U,,
A 10% 4
1-22 t 12-21
A' 3% r • 2-28
1-28
>/,
2c
1-15
1* 2
10c
37Vic
AAA •-- A; .r / ;
to stock;;
*
approval on Jan. 8
—
National BanK of Westchester (N. Y.)—* -5f.
Stock dividend
(subject to the approval
of stockholders
at the annual meeting
to be held on Jan. 17) 4.4—
5% ■;
National Biscuit Co.:.4_
—
37'/2c
National Cash Register (quar.)
30c
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co. of
Albany
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
40c
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.).
15c
»<:*;*•*•; ?.•'
itn I-
40c
'.
holders
National
Stock
County National Bank (Jersey City!
Stockdividend----lk^-----J--W----i-r:i... 11.38 %
to approval of stockholders and
i-
AAAA
AAA
%%:■%&£'
A-. '
of Tulsa (Okla.)—
dividend of 4% subject
stock
A
12-20
1-15
1-15
-
1
(stock dividend).____.4—,—_
Bank
National
1-10
1-31
;
Littelfuse,
4
1-
1-22
1-15
A 1-31
Link-Belt
1-18
A
1
2-
10c
avv
1-15
1-31
$1.21Vi
t-
(quar.
.A;- (Fort Wayne)
Howe. Sound Co.-^--.----^..-^—
p$:.
i
12-31
1-15
.
Inc.,
Nast,
National
(cash or stock)
optional
is
dividend
Liberty
—
2- I
7Vic
(quar.)-«wi.
Enterprises, class A
Business
1-15
$1
-
wu
*,4.,:~Ar:
I
A 14c
1-15
class A (stock dividend)«..4
Nation-Wide Check (quar.)
._4..--4 ?
National Bank of Commerce (Houston)—zStock
dividend
(subject
to
approval of
stockholders Jan. 8)—
44—4. ,
A 6% •
Nat
12-31
1-14
12-20
2"^
12-31
in
(quarterly of 15c from
25c from realized
capital gains)
4....—
——4
Mutual System Inc., common (quar.)..
6%
preferred (quar.)_^-_-44_414--i-4444"
•
12-31
3- 1
1*15,
plus
income
ordinary
4
1*15
-s
^
w
59%c
10c
25c
45c
15c '
31V4c
...
payable
profits
security
;
5%
(quar.)—
Co.
Inc.
Stock
.12-31
1-15
93%c
,
6
l-A'2'
12-14
Corp.—
Levines,
—
Hupp Corp., common (stock
Hygrade Food Products—
12A'
2%
(quar.)„.—
2——
com. (quar.)—
distribution
:%}
1-18
1-31
10%
Houston Lighting St Power—
$4 preferred
(quar.)-
Class
;
1-15
1-15
1^25
($1.08 from capital gains and 13Vic from
net ordinary income. The capital gains
12-31
1
2-15
-
25c
•3%%^'preierre<fe:<q«Ar.>ii^rfW^56wW^ -
:
1
4-11
2-
60c
Co.- (N:
j.
*
United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred (quar.)-'.
Leeds & Northrup Co., common
5% preferred B (quar.).l
Lehigh Press, Inc.__.
1
20c
12 V2C
Winston
&
Insurance
A
,
80c
—
2;
1
4-
3-11
37 %o
1.
(quar.)
.—
Y.) (increased)
Hoover Ball & Bearing (increased)———
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend):
,—
Household Finance Corp.—•
Common
(increased
quar.)
—,
Holt
"
-
22yac
$1.37Va
,$%
Mutual Shares Corp.
•
2- 8
2- 8
Telephone
stock).
or
Namm-Loeser's
convertible preferred A
Parfums, Inc.
(quar.)
4.75%
Lanvin
2-
35c
•
A
;
bamson Je Sessions
>■-'
1-31
fe
:
' $.04166
;_J
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Sugar Corp., common
Mur,
realized
from
12-31
1-15
A 40
A.—100 ■
Langendorf
2-11
$.04166
(monthly).
(monthly)__
La
12-28
1-15
-
A
12-31
1-15
cash
AppareF (stock dividend)•
Inc. (stock dividend)
-
L'Alglon
2-15
1
3-
preferred
Class
'
2-1'. -.#•1-15
.
4 30c
(qua».)wiU^i:
«■—»
$1.25
5% preferred (quar.)
at
5C
Heritages Industrial' Corpv (quar;) i—i*—! A
Herman & Appley--* ^
$.04166
Class A (monthly!
-
6%
Hercules
'x:..:
A'"A
46c
2-28
2-28
—
& Telegraph—
..-'-4-4-
States
Quarterly
-x
$1.75
(extra)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Krylon, Inc. (quar.}*.—
*
Heinz ;(H. J.)
•
■
1-15
1-25
6c
1c
Murphy Corp., 5J/2% pfd. (quar.)
Muter Company (stock dividend)————
Mutual
Investment
Fund,
Inc. . (quarterly
12-26
2-15
25c
Co.-i——
Knudsen Creamery Co.
Kroger Company—
1
1-29
5%
1
1-25
62y2C
-
—
Mountain
'
dividend)
iU*
12-31
capital
from
22c
and
income
Extra
•
1-15
12-31
Thermos
from
(3c
•
12-28
25c
6c
Industries, 6% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).44__—-.44-...
Co.
1-15
1-16
4
1- 7
,
Diablo
4
(quar.)
Clemens
Mount
Mount
TVfec
—'
A
Co. (increased— x 35c
Kingsport Press (quar.)
• • ••'•" 12Vic^'
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—
1
12-26
1-28
:410c
Af
<quar.!'■
Inc.
.
instruments
•A
K 1-15'A'A
'
A
—2%'
Keystone Portland Cement
v-Stock dividend—
8
Motorola, Inc.
1-15 Ar-A; IV 8.
1-15A * 1-T
A
1
(quar.)
.A 1-31
1-15
-
ment income— A
1-18
8A
2-
60c
,
■
from net-invest-
1-18
I *1•frt 2-
2-
iy2%"
dividend I
Inspection & Insur-
(stock
2
1-
3*
•
35c
v
(quar.)—_—
5% preferred (quar.).;
Hawthorne Financial
(stock
Heinicke
12-31
.
Safe
2%
15c
Keystone Low-Priced Bond Fd. "Ser. B-3"
Keystone
Lower-Priced
Common
Stock
Fund "Series S-4"
12-31
1-15
•*•< •«35C
(quar;)—'
Corp. of America, common (resumed)—
ance.
Hat
12-31
::
■
4-15
Mosler
;40c
;
;
;
distributions below
Both
■
1-15
2%'
Inc.
1-1
■
1-15
4
25%
Stores,
Year-end
33c
Stock' dividend';
Hartfield
AW/icw-^oldter# ■'
Payable of Rec. I
1-24 , 1-10
Share
■
1- 6
4-8
1-15
1%
—
——
Alloys (stock dividend)
Custodian Funds (quar.)
Keystone
Keystone
2
1-
12-24
33c
—
(quar.),w
_*•
Marx
&
1-15
dividend
Stock
:i'.A- %
:j("r
X t> tys* A; V
1-15
;;;
1504 A .1-21
(quar.)
Stock dividend
-
* Share
'■
■XXX;a':S:
Name of Company
^
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
|
'
r
-
Corp.
Hart, Schaffner
(/A2- 4
IOC
—
(Va.)
8
$1.50
(quar.)
Supermarkets
4;-
1-
2-15
h
.!%'■
preferred
Harrisburg Telepnoue
Harrisonburg Telephone Co.
<
v
Name of Company
Kentucky stone Co., common (quar.)——23o
Common
(quar.)
—————«
25c
A% 5% '
preferred • (s-a!
-v. $1.25
Kenwin Shjps, Inc. (initial quar.)..^—.u.
; '
3c
1-11
2-20
3-
I2V2C
/ A 5%
(quar.)
M.) Co. (quar.)^
iii
Harper & Row Publishers (quar.)
Harsco
2- i
$1.50
;
(H.
t
\
■jA
Refractories
Harnischfeger Corp.—
Harris-Teeter
of Rec.
'
preferred
(quar.)-—
Harcourt Brace & World. Inc. (quar.)
Ham Corp. (stock dividend) —
6%
Holders
15C
,6%
Harper
When
Share
/v
''
^
Payable
Per
f.
Name of Company
11
(147)'
Number 6229
■
:
quar.)....—.
,,
12y2c
1-31
1-18
Continued on page 46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(148)
12
Monday, January 14, 1963
.<
,
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
;
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
stocks
Range for Previous
Year 1961
52 % Jan
Dec
55
16
75
3
Apr
Highest
Lowest
34% Oct 23
21
81% Mar
21% Jan
56% Aug 29
7
17% Sep 25-:
27% May 16
11% Oct 24
38
€8
Deb 22
52% Jun 25
60% Oct 24
3
Jan
Jan
55
78% Dec
"
99% Jan
107 V2 NOV
14
3
24 V2 Jun
5
34 Va Jan
3
33 V2 Nov
22
22
21% Oct
3
433/4 Apr
17
109 % Oct
6
10
May 29, : h.23% Jan,
39% Oct
1
90% Jan-
76:
Feb 28
17
Jan
'
:
Mar 14
80
10% Jan
9% Sep 28
Oct 25
•;j? 19% Nov 29
3
22 % Jan
:
20% Jun 25
4
36 5/8 Apr
14% Mar
•
86% Dec
12
41% May 29
61 Vb Nov
84
Jan
18
45% May 29
29
3
41% Nov
3
20 "4
Aug
9
37% Dec
29
45% Nov
29
88V2 Jun
8
93
Dec
11
9% Sep
8
15 % Apr
4
53% Apr
35
Jan
3
50 % Sep
Jan
6
89
Dec
16% Jan
25
Y
May 29
24 V2 July
897/s Dec
4
7
40
14
4
321/4 Jan
Jun
33
9
12% Jan
5% May 29
14
41
Jan
5
27
48% Jan
2
39 Vs May 28
53% Apr
19
10
100% Jun
2
88
18
96
4
20% Sep
5
16 Va May 29
34% Oct 24
57
12% Jun
3
16% Dec 21
66% Aug
27
36% Jan
52% Apr
3
7
Oct
44
Jan
Sep
23% Mar
Allen
Chemical
15
31
Allied
9% Feb
5
Allied
Products
66% Feb
6
Allied
Stores
45 Va Oct
15
26
21% Apr
25
9% Oct
23
19
Oct
29% May 15
12 Va Oct
24
98
Nov
81 V2 May
3
81% July
Jun
4
16% Feb
2
Jan
4
88
3
23
100% Mar
100
Corp
Allied Kid Co
Mills
' •
•
7
4.08%
35% Feb
28
14% Dec
5
21
Portland
36% Sep
11
16% Oct
24
30% Jan 12
49% Mar 20
Alpha
4
Alside
Inc
25% Dec
28% Jan
Aluminium
-
May 15
20
convertible
preferred
13%
Jun
25
68 Va Mar 23
19 Vs Dec
20
16% Jun
22
23
Dec
31
28
19
37% Oct
11
May 29
34
Feb
9
Amerace
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
7
84% Jun
25
134% Feb
15
Amerada
2
May 11
20 Va Jun
15
Amer
19% Oct
23
15% Oct
24
98V4 Sep
22
36
Jan
58% Sep
27'/s May 17
7
641/4 Apr
15V4 Jan
3
24Vs Apr
4
51% Jun
6
49
38 Vs May 29
47 Va Feb
19
41% Mar
9
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25
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14
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24
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16
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114
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90
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14%
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20
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/
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13
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11
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19
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—1
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.
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v
.
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70% Feb
7
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40% Mar 26
3% May 29
5V« Mar 24
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Abbott Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co
V-
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.
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9% Oct 24
21
21
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
/
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE ykk^Par. '
Abacus Fund *.——1 •;••
'
Range for Year 1962
/
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
-
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93%
'YY
.
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1 38%
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15%
38%-
16
9,300
''
50
2,800
27,000
6,100
Volume 197
Number 6229
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(149)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1.962
Year 1961.
Lowest
33
8
43% Oct
19
23% Jun 25
3
79% Aug
9
40
Oct
22
53% Aug
3
32
Oct
24
74% Oct
6
47% Jun 25
37 y2 Sep
67% Jan
50
3
Jan
4
78 y2 Jan
11
;
30
Jan
Jun
NEW
25
42% Dec 31
38% Feb
5
71% Mar 15
57% Feb
16
73% Apr 23
89% Jun
7
85% July 28
3
13% Mar 16
82%Jan
May 22
25% Oct
24
47
Mar 22
19
9% Oct
30
18
Jan
46
2
YORK
STOCK
Monday
12
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland.,
Steel
Sep
5
25
23% Apr 16
9
24% Aug
2
36% Dec 13
15% Oct
Feb
20% Jun
15
33% Feb
26
Arvin
Jan
4
28% Jim
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
Ashland
2y4 Oct
25
102% Feb
7
2% Oct
3% Mar 30
25
37% Oct
110
53% Jan
3
21% Jan
3
29
9% Jan
3
35% Jan
4
54
83
July 14
July
Nov
Oct
2
Sep
27
20 y2 Aug
23
6
2
27% Jan
341/4 May 29
49 % Jan
4
10
91% Apr
6
16
82
5% May 25
47% Nov 21
110% Jun 22
80 Va Jan
52
21
10% Nov
1
105 y4 Jan
7
9% Aug
Ailg 24
85
Oct
41%
41%
413/4
41%
41%
413/4
41%
31
313/a
31%
313%
31
31%
31%
32%
52%
53%
53
53 Va
53%
535/8
53
44%
43 Va
433%
21
Atlantic
Coast
4
4iy2 Oct
57% Feb
15
Atlantic
Refining
3
60
Jan
3
84% Oct
25
81 y4 Jan
3
88
21% Oct
11
30% Jun
5
12% Nov
1
25% Feb
2% Nov 30
4% Feb
27
Jun
29
14% Apr
12
liy8Jan
17
May 10
12% Jun
15
Nov
29
May
13% Jan
5
24
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
27 y4 Sep
19
13 % Jan
3
17 % Feb
2
2
21
68% May
2
8
July 23
9% Oct
45% Mar 29
27% Aug
24
24
16% May 29
Jun 25
14
Nov
16
Atlas
15% Sep 20
20% Dec
7
5%
27% Dec
31% Jan
18
2
28% Feb 13
30% Mar 29
Corp
RR
68%
685/tt
69%
883/4
883/4
883/4
36
36%,
36%
36
36
353/4
353/4
36
36 %
10%
103/4
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
18
16,200
9,200
70
1,500
10% '10%
18 :
18%
173/4
173/4
*173/4
27 Va
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
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330
27
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v
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18
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109%
109%
109 %
109%
109%
109%
109%
61%
62%
62%
63%
63%
63%
63
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7,300
26%
26%
26%
26%
61
25%
26
26
-
26%
46
46
463/4
26
46
12,100
100
263/4
85,400
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
11,800
44
45
45
46
45%
46%
46%
463/4
453/8
46%
3,700
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89
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89
88
87
87
88
88
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50
50%
49%
50
19,700
50
51%
503/8
51%
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.
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50
50%
50
50%
50
>
48%
48%
48%
50-%
51%
513/8
preferred
B
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10
100
87%
87%
88
88
87%
88
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88%
88%
1
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15
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143/4
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14%
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15%
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15 %
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15%
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19
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♦26%
p
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15
20
15
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18%
18%
173/4
18
18%
18%
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common
prior pref ($1.20)
26%
26%
263/4
263/4
27
27
18%
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..
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;
Electronics
I
370
v:
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//
3,600
400
,
Co of Amer_2.50
14%
15%
143/a
14%
14%
15%
14%
153/4
15%
16%
162,500
1
5c
25%
26 Va
25%
26
25 Va
253/4
25%
25 %
25%
255/a
63,800
21%
22%
20%
213/4
203/4
21%
203/4
213/a
203/4
20%
71,400
Corp
Avnet
34.600
common
Automatic Canteen
Avco
68 Va
*87%
27%
__No par
common
Nichols
Conv
68%
883/4
18
10
preferred-
Austin
435/a
67%
*87%
26%
10o
Chemical Industries
Atlas
Feb
Line
series
$3.75
5
23
3
43%
67
89
66%
27
1
5
non-cumulative preferred
10
City Electric Co com__4%
preferred
i
100
47% Dec
■
18,900
*88
67%
89
10%
Atlantic
31% Jun 27
433/4
H 53%
42%
43%
36
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe corn.lO
2
43 Va
3,700
.;
2.50
1st preferred
Associates Investment Co
48 V4 Feb
42% Jan
66 %
*41%
2.50
Inc
5.25%
4%
.
*88
;___5
Refining
Brewing Co_.
21
Shares
,
41%
31%
53 Va
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5%
•
52%
&
87% Feb
20
10
16
10% Dec 21
39% Dec
76
2
Industries
Associated
Jan. 11
30%
Armstrong Cork Co common...**...!
$3,75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Cb
.1
Oil
the Week
Friday
Jan. 10
40%
Armour & Co
20
1
Sales far
Thursday
Jan. 9
.,10
.
22
20
Wednesday
Jan. 8
__2.50
Service Co__
Corp^,
Arnold Constable Corp__
Aro Corp
19% Sep
Tuesday
Jan. 7
No par
43%
Arizona Public
Armco
'■'■vV.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
Highest
12
3
37% Jan
Lowest
Highest
43% Apr
33% Jan
STOCKS,
-
Corp
I
li
•!<
B
43/4 Jan
3
10
59 % Dec
15
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
9
4% May 29
73/4 Mar 29
36 Va Jan
37 y8 Jun
10
26
May 29
12 3/4 Jan
3
19 Va Aug
15
liy8 Jun
25
273/4 Jan
20
41% Nov
15
27y8Jun
27
94 % Jan
4
103% Dec
11
96% Jun 20
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
8% Mar 12
58 % Feb
17
9
Mar 20
19 Yb Apr
19
37 % Mar 28
104% Mar
94% Mar
5
82 Va Jan
12
233/4 Nov
22
47
Jan
19
18% Oct 23
33% Feb
1
21 Va Dec
22
47% Jan
19
17
Jun
14
30% Jan
25
33 % Dec
26
Jan
18
30
Oct
29
48% Feb
335/a Dec
15
62% Jan
19
29% Oct
3
48% Feb
.9
293/4 May 18
9% Oct
ID
22% Feb
21
Jun
25
85% Mar
8% Oct
24
20% Jan
133/a Mar
9
63
70 Va Mar 17
52 % Sep
20
153% Jan
3
213/4 Dec
Feb" ~8
27 Va Aug
60
11
8
9
19
3
35 % Dec
27
4%
Baltimore &
Common
52% Apr
59
Jan
19
22
Dec
21
37
Jan
2
13
4
51 % Jan
~~6
94% Jan
11
17% Mar 14
87
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
59
Nov
82%
Nov~27
30
5%
4
Basic
Bauscb
11
Bayuk
52% Jan
29
71
25
96% Mar 28
24
62 y8 Jun 14
Dec
1
54 y4 Nov
16
11% Jun
28
27% Jun
6
353/4 Feb
8
Jun
46% Sep
103/4 Dec
25
16Va Apr
Jun
28
3
1 % Jan
19
iy8Jan
3
42 Va Dec
1
27% Oct
26
Feb
19
22
35
27
25
22% Oct 24
55% Mar 15
54% May 28
128% Mar 23
1% Feb
42
Feb
20
5
47% Mar 15
27% Oct 22
43% Jan
3
152% Apr
24
23% Dec 29
16% Jun
15
79% Jan
3
40% Jun
25
Aug 18
22% Oct 31
453/a Apr 10
28
Mar 13
27% Mar 14
87% Nov
64
12
Mar 19
39% Jan
2
22 % Jan
26
6
573/a Sep
30 % Dec
7
21
34% Oct 24
48% Jan
12
79
Oct 23
May 18
Jain
15
Jan
3
143/e
May" 15
6
3
11
Jun
64% Jan
3
78% Jan
11
30% Jan 11
106% Jan
68
Jan
10
30
103% Nov 21
86 y4 Mar 14
45
Dec, 13
21
,
2% July
9
4% Jun 28
7% Jun 25
4% Feb
6
9% Jan
22
35
Dec
27
3% Oct 23
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
39% Nov 26
60% Jun
83% Jan
30
109
97% Oct
10
70
35
Jan
5
74% Mar
59
Dec
13%
Jaii
3
25
12
45% Jun 22
12% May 29
17 % Jan
19
31
85% Jun
8
Jan
3
11% Jan
3
19% May 17
31
Jan
4
67
14% Dec
29
16% Jan
3
24% Nov
3
82 y2 Sep
73% Jan
90% Dec
13
43% Apr
23
116
Apr 25
99% Feb 26
52% Jan
2
61% Jan
25
27% Oct 26
41% Feb
21
25
26 % Dec
14
29
80
Jan
18
88
Dec
13
70 y2 Mar 28
70
Apr
9
78
Dec
13
Apr 19
Apr 27
84
Jan
23
93 % Dec
10
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
24% Oct
24
44% Dec
19
26% Oct
16
Feb
28
123/4
1,000
*733/4
74%
74
74
11%
74%
11%
74%
103/4
113/a
*11%
11%
1,100
1,500
50
39%
40%
40%
40%
8% Oct
44
17% May 29
8
5
53% Mar 26
24
Jan
26
5
13
Sep
18
4% Jan
3
36% Oct
31
8% Nov 30
14
14
14 Va
X133/4
443/4
453/4
453/4
45%
263A
27
27
27%
27%
27%
1
233/4
25
24
24%
23%
24
Beck
Shoe
(A
S)
Beech Aircraft
Creek
Beech-Nut
Inc
4%%
pfd
Corp
Corp
Corp
*64
66 %
*34
35
1
,
36%
13
&
4
25
43% July 27
131
Nov
3
122% Mar 27
4
18% Oct
24
27% Feb
15
6
85% Jan
12
93% Dec
11
51% Dec
18
48 v* Nov
8
21 % Jan
May 28
28% Apr
90 Va Jun
J., 27% May 22
19% Sep
For footnotes, see page 23.
Jun
27
52% Jan
14
12
Mar
28..
26
Jan
66%
*34
35
363/4
37%
363/4
37%
36%
373/4
*13%
125%
19%
13
13
13%
13%
14%
13%
18,400
*9
19%
13%
•19%
19%
19%
19
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
103/4
103/a
10%
23,600
:
56%
57%
56
57%
56%
57%
56
50%
51%
503/4
51
50'5/8
51 Va
50%
51%
50%
57%
51
10,800
52%
52%
52%
52%
*513/4
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
1,800
114%
*114%
1163/4
116
100
2 pesos
Co
116
1%
*114
1%
1%
116%
115
200
1%
1%
1%
33
33
33
33
333/4
33%
343/a
34%
34%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
283/4
29
28%
29
31
31%
52%
51%
30%
8
100
5
*86
31%
154%
22
22%
88%
22
31
154
22%
153
100
13/8
*86
313/8
153
1%
1%
1%
18,500
2,300
4,200
115,700
30%
31%
30%
154%
154%
154%
21%
1543/4 155
15,800
115
273/4
513/4
22%
21%
22
88%
88%
22
22 3/a
88%
87
87
87 %
52
523/4
53%
28%
53%
54
28
28 3/a
28
87%
*53%
31
'
154%
1,200
5,200
54
80
285/a
273/4
285/s
24
243/8
243/8
24%
243/4
243/4
24%
24%
24
60c
123/4
13%
123/4
13%
12%
13%
12%
13%
13
13
No par
24%
25%
25%
38 *
253/4
253/8
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
Va
10,300
21,400
383/4
385/8
37%
38%
36%
37%
37
383/4
313/a
31%
31%
32
32
32%
33%
33%
33%
19%
2,900
5
Inc
19
193/s
19%
193/8
19%
19 3/a
19
19%
19
22%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
23%
235/a
23%
23%
58%
59 Va
58%
58%
583A
59%
583/4
59%
42%
41%
42%
x41%
41%
423/8
42%
425/8
85
*84%
5
413/4
...100
*84%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/8
10
x36 %
36%
36%
36%
363/4
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
5%
preferred
100
Brach (E J) & Sons
No par
63/4
63/4
33%
34%
3.50
3
10%
Hecla
11%
103/4
11%
7%
103/4
11
11%
48,000
5%
5%
40
90%
5,700
8,200
14,600
53/8
55/a
5%
5%
5%
38%
39
39%
39%
40%
39%
90%
90
90%
89%
90 3/a
90
90%
90
92%
*89%
373/4
373/4
111%
92%
38
*89%
*89%
37%
92%
38
111%
112%
38%
1123/4
1123/4
92%
38%
113
893/4
90%
91
933/4
No par
19%
20%
20%
20%
195/a
20 3/a
193/4
20%
57 %
57%
58
1,900
27 Va
27%
6,200
16
155/a
15%
9,200
13%
133/4
33,600
*80%
82%
27%
28
16%
16
16%
13
13%
13%
133/4
81%
*80%
293/4
82%
'
13%
28 3%
11%
59
•
;
10%
13
13%
*80%
82%
28%
11%
59
28%
10%
82
57%
*80%
670
3,000
420,800
20%
27%
57
28%
16%
13
8,200
92%
15%
57
28
16%
*80%
92%
I93/4
92%
39%
113
57
58
28%
16
-No par
♦89%
38%
27%
57%
28%
*56%
;
113
89%
—5
5,200
4,300
383/a
111%
;
;
28 3/8
28%
11%
113/4
>11%
11%
11%
113/a
11%
11%
4,700
58%
593/4
57%
585/a
57 Va
57%
57%
58
4,400
10
10 3/a
10%
103/s
10%
10 %
10%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
263/4
265/8
10%
263/4
87%
87
88
*85%
88 %
*85 %
88 V2
*76%
79%
•76%
79%
*76%
79%
90%
90%
♦90
92
♦90
92
26%
26%
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87%
*85
*76%
79%
*76%
79%
90%
90%
*90
92
29
•
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30
30
31
2,100
7,100
64,000
70
~20
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
15
14%
143/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
283/4
295/8
283/4
29%
285/a
29
20 %
20%
205/a
20 3/4
203/4
20%
21
21
21
10%
103/4
*10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
21
10%
8%
Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
.2.50
1
8%
8%
8%
243/a
243/4
24%
25%
25 Va
253/4
25%
255/a
25 %
25%
12,000
53/a
53/a
55/8
53/8
5%
5%
5%
5%
18,400
123/4
12%
12%
5%
13 Va
12%
12%
12*%
12%
5
5
125/s
.1.80
963/4
13 Va
13
;
13%
101
22%
13
99%
13%
100%
22% ,22%
1.66%
22 Va
No par
100
*91%
♦49%
51%
51%
No par
10%
103/8
103/a
10%
25
233/a
23%
23%
23%
93
*91%
*50
93
9
14%
•10%
4,000
67,400
900
1,000
8%
8%
9
24,100
9
133/a
13
13%
13 %
13 %
5,100
6,100
98%
100%
x98
98%
99
99%
11,900
22 3/a
225/8
22%
22%
5,900
92
92
13
223/4
22%
i
-
93
•92
93
♦50%
51%
♦50 %
51
103/a
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
23s/a
23%
233/4
24
23%
24
♦92
fr
3,400
7%
32%
55/8
v
43/a
7%
32%
~
Inc
Ry
103/4
4%
43/a
33
88
10
preferred
Pacific
7%
32%
88
Inc...—
Canadian
7%
33%
385/8
-1
Campbell Red Lake Mines
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
conv
43/a
4%
7%
373/8
•
-¥
7,900
863/4
5
.
§
10
37
1
-
ft
6,100
36%
5%
*89%
„>
11%
37%
323/4
53/a
85
363/4
7%
103/4
85
11%
.—15
Burlington Industries Inc com
1
4%
preferred
100
3%%
preferred........——100
4%%
second preference
100
Burndy Corp
1
Burroughs Corp
5
Bush Terminal Co.—..———!:
&
4%
m :
'
11%
33%
6%
85
11%
33
111%
—.6
;
Watch Co
4%
♦84%
No par
common..
—
103/4
3%
85
90
1
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class A_
Co..
,
Inc
33/4
42%
"11%
37%
383/a
.
3% %
preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas commons—-10
5.50% preferred series A^.-—100
Bullard Co
*84%
85
33/4
2.50
Briggs
Brown Shoe Co Inc...—...
Brunswick Corp
I
9,500
M 20,900
...
Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
r>
1,200
59%
common
Braniff Airways Inc.
28%
243/4
58%
1.25
Co........—i,.7.50:-
Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston Edison Co
/
22 =/8
1
Club
1
s
2,000
2.50
«.
Book-of-the-Morith
/;/'
80,700
31
Inc...
Inc
•*
1,800
5,400
2,800
28
38%
Brooks
Canadian
•115
33
40c
Y-
m
.56%
1
Co common
Mfg Co
Laughlin
(E W) Co
1V.
2,200
51,200
28%
16
600
14%
10
Canada
19%
233/8
50c
a
193/4
>
133/4
i
&
1
18,800
23%
Inc
Decker
9
70
36%
Black
$4.25
8,500
133/a
Blaw-Knox Co
Calumet
35
36%
Steel Corp common
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common.
4% % pfd series of 1951
Bulova
•34
24
7%
Bullock's
66%
35
133/a
Bethlehem
Co
*64
♦34
55%
Gypsum
&
♦64 V
14,100
38,200
16%
23%
Packing Corp..
Mining Corp
30
12
83% Jan
*64
35
16
13%
Callahan
8
65
22%
114
16%
66%
24%
California
17 s/8 July 18
65
16
133/8
2
18% Feb
163/4
1003/4
22%
1123/4
23%
3
25
16%
♦100
22%
115
7,100
3,200
4,500
60
13%
7% Jan
Sep
163/4
1003/4
22 3/a
1113/4
47%
39%
59%
50
Finance
Co
16%
*100
'22%
1133/4
463/4
*39
■«
3,600
23,500
23%
32% Jan
10
24
133/8
23
12 3/a Mar 28
23%
22%
May 29
76
26%
133/4
20% Oct
6
27%
24
l
preferred
Consolidated Inc
Bestwall
;i
Financial Corp.
12
27%
233/a
'
233/8
Corp
conv
Benguet
22%
110%
210
2,500
2,200
133/4
preferred
$4.50
1003/4
22%
112%
108
42
13%
45%
273/4
233/8
California
18% Jan
133/a
♦45
11%
2
13% May 21
22% Jun
14
52%
90
No par
Corp__.
5%
49
11%
*41%
453/4
270
4,700
19,000
1,700
20,800
36%
19%
1
21%
47%
*34
163/8
6
Gossett Co
Intercontinental
Best
16%
1
Bell & Howell Co
Beneficial
21%
1083/4
50
Savers
Petroleum
Bell &
1003/4
213/a
107
100
RR
Life
*993/4
1
23
4
*48
41
13%
44
Byers Co (A M)...———3%
3
41
14%
44%
16% Mar 12
13% Jan
*39%
33%
26
4
"
75
433/4
8% Oct
113/8 Apr
773/4 Jan
21% Jan
40
11
10
C
27
*74%
11%
1
7% Oct
8% Jan
75
10
Inc
$5 preferred.!........
Buffalo Forge Co
18% Jun
37
12%
Budd
28
Jan 26
51%
12%
74%
8
2
23
52 3%
*12%
4
15% Jan
86
49
513/4
12%
84% OCG
24
2
48 3/8
52 Va
125/8
15% Feb
9% Oct
26
48 %
50%
12%
Dec 31
29
Jan
48%
52%
12%
9% May 29
79
61% Jan
22% May 10
493/4
52
13%
Bucyrus-Erie
18% Mar
Nov 29
493/4
53%
13%
30% Nov 28
21% Feb 14
31
Feb
19% July 21
22
13
26
68
3
13
Oct
99% Feb
Jun
81
27% Jan
26
9
24
Sep
Jun
28
Oct
48 y2
May 29
Jun 27
8
80% Oct
29
15
4
13% Oct 24
23
May
51%
52%
1
..2.50
Borg-Warner Corp
3 % %
preferred
36% Dec
28
Jan
50 Va
100
*100
3
84% May 24
2
Apr
112 ;■
44
17
15
preferred_10o
Corp!
;
Borden
26% Oct 24
Jan
303/4
Instruments
2
22 % Jan
25% Oct 25
8 3/4 Jan
30%
Bond Stores Inc
28% Mar 12
9% Oct 22
26
6 3/a Mar 22
14
30%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
29 Yb May 29
12
293/4
1003/4
Beckman
Bobbie
49 Va Dec
27
31%
Boeing Co
3
73/a Dec
28%
*100
Beaunit Corp
24% Dec
70
3% Dec
31%
58%
56% Feb
37% Apr
21% Jan
Oct
303/4
47%
Oct 24
16
Sep 25
19% Jun 25
80 %
31%
39%
35% May 29
26
Jan 29
8
26
30%
58%
Bliss
41% Jun 25
19
100
39
Bliss
7
Jan
88%
29%
46
18 % May
27
213/a Dec
29%
60
26% Feb
36 V* Apr
76% Aug 31
30
38%
19
79 % Nov
35
29%
*88
47
31
3
233/a Aug
30%
38%
Oct
7
5
102%
88%
30%
59
Oct
19% Jan
18% Jan
101%
91
31%
*88
46%
20
553/a Feb
102 %'
90
31
90
38
18
35% Jan
3
♦101%
90
31%
593/4
10
223/4 Jan
101%
101%
90
31
59
Beech
140% July 24
18
101 %
101 %
*88
100
37%
Apr 26
36% Dec 17
17
84
Sep 26
95
22% Jan
2
May 15
71% Apr
31 Va
Sep
108 % Jun
483/4 Mar 13
6
*100%
101%
9,600
100
45%
Bendix
15
2
9
20,100
38 %
31
11
Jan
23,900
34
60
75% Jan
Dec
Jan
14
333/8
45%
Bell
133
41
I33/4
34
59%
14
3
71
14%
33%
373/4
12% Feb
119% Nov
3
13%
33%
45%
25
48
12 Va Jan
14%
33
No par
7 % Jun
5
49 y2 July 16
493/e Apr
14%
32%
Belding-Heminway
34% Jun
148
14%
32%
Inc
4
16
1
May 21
29% Mar 21
152% Jan
Cigars
26
31
7
13%
33
(James B.) Distilling Co
_2
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
4% %
preferred
100
19% Feb
22
39 Va July
2
50% Jan
Jan
1403/4 Sep
101
Jan
24
Nov
13
14
32%
5%
'
Belco
593/a Sep
Sep
Xl3%
Inc
Q
53
1 Va Jan
13%
13
Corp
common
Laboratories
8
4
39
Lomb
16 Yb Jun
12
33 % Jan
5,600
preference
Corp
Corp
22% Feb
48 % Jan
72
51%
13
s
5,900
51
13%
Works
24
33 % Jan
58
5%
513/4
13
1
15% Oct
69% May 25
29
5%
503/4
13 Va
Corp
14% May 29
11% Oct 24
2
4
5
27
11% Oct
20
31% Jun
29% Sep
14 % Jan
x5%
51%
13
Beam
44 y4 Jun
17% Oct
2
55/8
50%
13%
common
&
Baxter
12
19
5%
50%
13
10
Ohio
Products
26
27
Oct
53/4
50%
13
com__No par
B
.100
Elec
Aroostook
Iron
Feb
Nov
17 % Apr
31
55/8
50%
12%
convertible
Bath
61
1593/i Dec
87
&
4% non-cumulative
Preferred stamped
34% Jan
30
100V* May 15
25
5%
50%
l
stamped
Oil
23% Jan
5%
9
_
preferred series
preferred series C
Barber
13
i
Co
Inc
4%%
Basic Inc
22
18% May 29
36% Oct 24
Baltimore Gas
5
Oct
Inc
Wilcox
Tools
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
29% Jun 27
31% Dec
33 Va Apr
T)
&
Oil
8
36
353/4 Nov 21
Baker
&
12y4Nov
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
(B
Bat cock
Bangor
38% Dec 24
18%
473/a Jan
Babbitt
♦50%
51
40
V
_
9,400
19,800
:ft
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
..••••;
£6% Jan
60 V* May
36
3
ll8/s Jan
Ol1/* Jan
6
43'% Jan
3
39% Jan
3
37% Oct
5
9
3
10
45% Jun
27
#
3
Jan
46% Feb
'1
6% Dec
22
£2
Oct
'
13 Va Apr
28% Dec
3
6
71% Jan
3
29% Jun
18% Nov
1
40% Aug 15
Jun 28
29
.'Jan
22
28% Jun
25
L24% Jan
5
July 2
2% Jun 26
129
79
85% Apr 10
'
•
77
,
25
/Jun 26
70
J
Jan
29
Jan
44
Mar 22
137% May 9
91
20% Mar
2nd
preferred-—
23
23% Jan
2
51% Nov
9
Steel
—No par
Products
Corp.!
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No
7%
2nd
4% %
5%
10
par
X61
48
48
»-
V«30%
-
56%
-
30%
:
-73%' ,75%
4%%
'
39% V40%;
40%
90%
Products
Aircraft
Jan
31
Cessna
4
16
Chadbourn
Gotham
Chain
22%
16%
16%
163/4
*16%
41%
40%
40%
383/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22 Va
17%
Oct
5
44% May 28
75% Oct
1137
3%%
9
May 29
Oct
173%
18
*503/4
52
*50 3/4
52
*503/4
79%
*76.
79%
*76 yB
79%
*76%
333/8 " 34
33%
33%
*33
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47
47%
47%
47
*98%
99
333/a
34%
10O
"
10 ;, Sep 20
22% Sep 24
7
Oct
Nov
19% Oct 24
14% Nov 30
19
Jun
15%-Jun
22
25
; May 28
8% Oct 24
38% Jun 14
363/4 May 29
87i/a July 10
101% Jan
27 V* Jun
2
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
42
24%
42%
43 %
43 %
43%
43 %
44
303%
31%
14%
14%
1
21
17
20%
173/a
16%
17%
163/s
17%
23
16%
16%
23%
23
233/e
22%
23%
22 s/8
23%
Corp
Inc
25
29
4%
Dec
14
43/4 %
Jun
27
49% Mar 21
443/a Oct
24
59% Feb
97% May 29
18% Nov
1
112% Feb
32
20
Jun
Cincinnati
Oct
5
4
35% Feb
8
1
4%
4%
4%
4Vi
4%
43/8
4%
43/8
37%
37%
37%
363/4
37%
363/4
363%
26%
27
26%
27%
303/4
22%
20 y«
20%
6%
5%
*
Paul
A
6
134% Jan
70
3
May 29
19%
32%
75%
19%
Nov 26
May 29
Jan
19
May 29
18% Jun 27
7ya Oct
30
39% Aug 18
54% Feb 28
31% Oct
3
42% Aor
19
231/4 Jan
21% Jan
!
31
30
12
11
21*/6Jan
78
-
:
Gas
55% Dec
<
39% Oct
50% Oct
3
Jan
3
Jan
66% Jan
31
36 y8 Apr
'
37%
203/4
20%
503%
Jun
90%
'
5?
8
13
Tei/.
12
9
/
9
48% Jan
93
Dec
25
:
25% Jun 27
;
>?
21% Oct 24
46 •■'May 28'
30% Oct 22
33% May 29
94% Jan
3
97%'Jan
2
9
4
'
11
45y4NovlO
9
3
aLv 2?*
SCT?
35% Jan
For
t
1
—
100% Nov 27
98% Nov 20
90
Mar
58
Ml
:
89% Jan
9
29 ^ Peb 28
95
Peb
9
22May 15
,
.
Mar-3
May
483/4 Dec
5
79% Jan 26
72% Mar 16
31% Feb 16
55 Va Jan
5
11% Jan .\"4
15% Feb
7
13
Apr 18
50% Dec
5
83'/a Dec 27
49% Jan
^
39
Jan
2
2
36% Mar 16
65% Apr 30
45% Feb 20
42% Apr 23
101 Ya Dec
104% Nov
96
Jun
28% Mar
27
7
12
9
94% Apr
2
8% Mar ,15
50% Jan
2
107% Dec
3
48% Jan
2
88% Apr 19
8% Feb 13
Oct
21
Feb
26
72% Feb
16
12 y* Jan
29
43% May 29
35% May 29
see page 23.
Special guaranteed
27%
56
Feb 19
66% Jan
2
233/4
273/4
27%
;
21
21%
;
27%
21
21%
24 y4
*23%
18 %
*18%
24%
*22%
18 %
*18%. 18%
23%
17
16%
163/4
14%
131/8
14
753/4
76'/2
75%
-783/4
78 %
80
^
49%
493/4
92
106
921/4
92%
*105
41
40y4
41%
44%
45%
441/2
447/8
"56%
57
106%
56%
571/4
106 Va
106 3/^
106%
22%
22%
22%
227/a
25% ."5/25%
"-;8%
i
5 9.%
'
31 Vs
31%
3iya
65%'
50
66
39%
31%
321/4-
32
39%
39
! 653/8
67
*101%
102
*64
36%
36% V 30%
40%
40y«
3.25
100
46% - 47%
*140Va 141
87 y4
No par
66%
102
64%
*80
8iya
34
24%
24%,
7
9%
41%
46%
140 %
546/,
140%
47
140%
88
89
22%
213/4
22 3/e
-447/8
43 3/a
8iy2
247/8
347/8
93/8
.
95/8
4
42%
361/s
253/8
91/8
351/2
93/8
42 i/a
45
811/8
35%
247/8
25 V*.
35
443/a
81 i/a
357/B
453/4
*351%
353/4
*
100
41
44 Va
437/8
457/a
27 J/a
27%
: 277/4
27%
223/a 723%
No par
42%
42 %
5
227/4
231/2
42%
42»/2
<27% / 27%
22 S/8
233/8
Combustion Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit
77%
77%
*77'/2
78i/2
787/2
787/2
67%
68 y4
*68%
691/4
.68%
68%
26y2'
26%
26%
271/8
5
Elec
5
1
Ohio
36%
140 Va
35%
93/4
343/4
36%
41
41%
47 :
881/8
*80
25%
34-%
643/4
373%
41
%
213/4
353/8
9%
9%
34
8iy8
:
34y2
,
24
50
Columbia Pictures common
$4.25 preferred
Southern
81 %
V
33%
683/4
102
*641%
44%
.21
/ 21%
;44%: 44%
44 5/4
671/4
391/a
37
47%
87
9%
321/2
;
102
643/4
140%
140%
88%
66%
102
*641/4
/ 37 %^
42
47
141
87%
•-
•; 4iy4
47%
*140%
21V4
,
44%
.-1
common
"
21
1
5/36 %
Al%
// 47
87 %
26%
8%,
39%
66
40 V*
257/8
8%
39%
102
367/b
22 3/8
263,h
-8%v'
32
65V4
stdck__50
58 Va
1067/s
31 %
64
1
•
573/4
106%
X22 3/8
26
/
.
441/2
22%
39%
:
*10iy2
102?
58%
921/2
40%
1063/4
I
106
93/a
-44
/'
50%
106
40%
443%
*22%'
26%
8%
313/8
39
57
106
41
441/4
57%
257/8
.
.38%' 39%
par
57
92 Va
106%
X40%"
j06»/a 106%
22 y4
22%
497/8
92%
*105
/. 41
44% "544%
251/4 /26
.v 9y4
9%
.
106 %
50
91%
92%
*105
405/4
/-
495/4
50 %
91 %
106%
40 Va
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System lnc_T
10
•453/8
,
27
277/4
46
471/4
443/4
45%
1
257/2
26
25'A
257/8
253/a
12.50
44»/2
447/8
44%
453/8
447/e
1
9ya
9%
97/8
97/4
10
12 »/B
12 %
12'/8
123/4
12%
123/4
No par
Edison
107/2
11%
117/4
11%
117/8
117/2
11
ny8
:51%
51'/a
523/4
52
52 »/2
52
527%
501%
511%
833/4
•837/B
84%
847/4
843/4
84
V?., 858%
84 s/8
857%
106 »/4
—
Co
Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
50
92
*105
gtd_
4%
Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol Edison of N Y com
$5
preferred
4.12% conv pref series A
l
1067/4
107
109
1093/8
1093/4
5
31%
Consolidated Foods Corp—
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural GasConsolidation Coal Co
Consumers power Co
50
No par
—No par
Electronics Industries
83 »/2
No par
No par
Continental Motors
Continental OIL of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp
1
;
127/a
107
107
107V'4
1077/4
107
1077/4
110
1101/4
1107/4
111
111
111%
33%
331/4
333/8
34 y8
347/8
33%
347/2
261/2
26%
26%
26s/8
58 i/a
591/4
597/4
59s/a
36
36%
36 Vs
43 ya
433/a
43 ya
26%
59
'361/2
433/4
1003/4
101 %
237/8
*94
6%
321/2
34
341/4
3 333/4
253%
26
26
x591%
595%
593/4
601/4
36%
36 VB
363%
36'A
367/s
43'/a
433/a
43»/a
43 y4
433/a
1017%
101i/2
1011/2
101'%
104%
*1037/4
1041/2
100%
102
1011%
1021/4
103
103
103
-
*93 5/a
96
241/2
25
247/2
947%
*94
77
*103
96
*933%
243/a
25
24%
/
7%
7
,
*93 5/a
96
.
33
33%
103
95
*94
p,
96
7 »/a
*94
44%
443/4
443/4
443/4
7
44%
106 7/4
1067/4
1061/4
1061/4
*106y4
45 y4
45%
457/0
44'/a
45'%
457/8
88
87 Ya
87%
*877/4
4%
43/4
4%
7-
*87%
4%
*i7y4
-
61%
88
is
.11
5
55y*
•
-
4%
*i7y4
-
62 7/2
107/a
45ya
*87i^
;
4%
l
56
7
125%
IIO1/4
♦93%
100
$3.75 preferred
No par
Continental Copper & Steel com
2
$5 convertible preferred..
.25
Continental Insurance
5
91/4
1063/4
*1027/4 103%
5
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Baking Co common
5
$5.50 preferred—
No par
Continental Can Inc common.;
10
45%
.
323/4
33:
43 »/0
No par
Container Corp of America com
4% preferred
253/4
:
H>9»/2
36
1
$4.50 preferred—
$4.52 preferred
,
.
7/ 587/4.
No par
$4.16 preferred
9;
26 yB
5
—10
46
33% 7343/4
1.33%
-
com
,
16%
*23%
13%
Columbia
"
27%
213/s
,
y4:
10%
55%
165/8
Colorado & Southern Ry—>
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
Consol
23%/; 24
105/8
55%
.15%.
13%
preferred series B
COnde Nast
16 y4
17%,
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Collins Radio Co
/
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron commen—5
Columbus &
15 Yb
'
Co
Colgate-Palmolive Co
5%%
15%
273/4
20%
24
54%
,
•'
9%
19
;,/, 17%
- 31 "
13%
Coco-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
19
8% Jun 25
;
;
10%
53%
223%
14%
lo
— ___
& Pr, :s RR 7%
Commonwealth
Dec 24
25
*30
-22 3/4
1
Co—
Commercial Solvents
2
47% May 29
"
80% Apr 28
footnotes,
3
31%
1C<%
53%
56%
165/8
—
37% Mar 23'
16
74% Nov 21
May 17
25
EijiMpment Co
45% Jan
4
21% May 11
62
Jun
82 L Jan
Nov 20
n
3
17 % Jun 25
92
Aug 15
v
5% Oct 24
35% May 29
101
July 20
38
13
85% Jun 15
12% May 5
o
3
«
17
Jan
113% Mar 30
67% Oct
Vtt ^an
7^ J®n
*
31
107% Oct
31
18% Oct 19
^,a„y In
18
Jun 25
3
*JUly ,5
£a? i1
9ct 24
%s 6
,2-, J&n ®
34 % Jan
3
„4
30% Apr
May 29
5
19
J
7
96
Jan
13
Mar 19
25
Jan
Jan
jJS
3
11
65% Jun
51
Nov~30
Dec
4
,4
?,?S It
*30%
9%*
*18%
City Investing Co
5
City Products Cbrpiii—I-&i^No par
City Stores Co_.i__i.-^
..,5
8
nf/11
--
,
3
49% Aug 31
31
—
81% May 1
34% Dec 13
May 29
5
92% Jan
3
19
14
3iy4
io>/8:: 10 %
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
—_„No par
Cities Service Co common^.
10
$4.40 conv preferred
No par
^
17% Jan
35^^,99
,
3
Jan
29% Jan
-
17
100
—
common
>103
51%
"
<
Nov~27
105%A»r
7
13
A
13% Nov 28
,
5
14
193/4 Mar 29
15% Mar 22
V
^
"
17%
100
preferred
Coca-Cola
45% Dec
Nov 29
78% Nov
9
Aug
jn
17%
53 V*
Electric com_8.50
&
preferred
3
41 Va Jan
35% May 26
,
44% Dec 27
;10
•
35% Aug 18
"
23% Jan 13;
41'/« Jun 16
Oct
Jan
553/4
*16%
v
98
5
2
22
10
Sa/ "J811
50% Jan
;
Nov
55
55%
30%
-..50
No par
Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co
7% preferred
12
553/4
17
Clevite
July
55%
17
10
57
49'/B Nov 30
563%
*87%
38
95/a
*63%
143
561/8
*881/4
r
38%
56%
98
18%
102
103% Jan
27% Jan
38%
57
95/b
Cleveland
12
38%
56%
18%
Cleveland Electric Ilum common—15
$4.50 preferred
No
Jan
38
25
18
4
2iy8
61/4
6%'
93/4
65% Oct 12
37% Apr 17
Oct
32 %
22%
1
70% Apr
102
32 yB
20 3/4
18%
-
35%
22 y4
6
*89
553/4
*9%
*16 %
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
31% Oct 23
31% May 29
55
2
32
•
99
25o
Clark
3
96
par
com
& Pac
2
3
57%
96
non-cum
4
Jan
373/4
563/4
40
48 y4 Jan
58%
373/4-
25
100
—
38 Va Jan
33% Feb
-
6
5
preferred
9
96% Jan
353/a
22 y4
37
•
*98 %
34%
313/8
14Feb
26
x30%
99%
34%
20%
27
Jun
*98
34 a/8
-
22%
27
31% Oct
99
34
20%
31
7
26%
99
22%
8s/a Dec
53
265/s
1
23% Jun
Mar 23
31%
36%
Corp—-.——ivl.25
_
series
93
16
313/u
1
Chrysler Corp__
52% Feb
31%
10
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
Chris-Craft Industries.
50% Mar 19
31%
14%
Co
convertible
Milw St
107
v-
243/s
20%
Chickasha Cotton Oil——
13
47
100
41 %
pfd
100
Chic & North Western com—No pat;
5% preferred series A
__100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
1
No par
8% Jun 25
33%
'
24%
.
5%
79
30%
Corp
Class, A
Chic
14% Oct 22
100
100
.
P
20%
—
5
*99
52
*14 %
Chicago Great Western Ry
5%, preferred--—
24
48
:
100
.
143/a
—
1
6
47 %
17% r 173/4
3iy4
Chesebrough-Porid's Inc
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
22
13 '/a Nov
18%
52
-
22 %
21 Vs
Chemway
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
24
17 3/8
*50%
*76
17
393%
.
14%
Checker Motors
3 % Oct
23%
23%
16%
40
16%
r= 30"
P; 1,000
90%
203/8
Oct
32
90%
41%
.
900
28,400
;
f
13%
May 29
Chemetron
136
16%
'
23
40%
*135
90 Va
•23%
233/4
.
39%
30,000
•
21%
18
24
*22%
30,700
'
38%
13 5/8
21
15% Jun 25
22%
40%
/
3,360
4
22%
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
—No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
21
' .79%
3%
37%
90
.
4,600
84,900
20%
Co
25
.
74
•
4
38%
134'/* 135
,
.
-
:43%' .44 "e./ '
'
4%
is
7
45
44%
107
1067/4
96
*94
7%
348/a
96
24%
96
327/a
26
*94
247%
• -
1,000
-
8%
41%
,
Jun
23%
90
:
»
•;f/Z-310;
31%
8
22%
■-
•-
5,800
10,100
48%
,
31%
80%/
.
4,800
39%
:v-57/,/".57%
'39%
'
,
'
;
48%
P
61 %
37%
39
8%
"
38,
v
103%
60%
l
2
Cerro. Corp
Certain-teed
9% Apr
91
90
23%
23%
'•
1341%
*102%
37%
"Z* 75 *
VP 3%
^^
r
40%
/
14%
61
"7%-
3,600
3,400
7,000
/ ;/ 20
/
—.—No par
Century Industries Co-
4
29% May 29
40
14
38%
39%
5757%
•
•
Shares
•
.
' 48%* 49%
31% ;31%/
.
....
4
*134
%
v.
22
134
'
.
80%-
21%
,
'
8%
21%
.
60%
•
the Week
•
—..5
2
Jan
60% Jan
22% Oct
>
.
'3%
46% / '47
27%
28
.
37%
38%
r
38%
*16
Illineis Pub Service—Ne par
Central & South West Corp-—i.2.50
Central Soya Co
par
Belt
•
31%:
38%
90%
Central
33
49% Feb
80
;
27%
:
57%
,
'8%:
3%'.
38%
1331/a
90%
100
23% Apr
35
30%
57
-
;
A/79%
39%
134
100
preferred
31%
57%
,
46%
* : ,ri4%
14%
P"
*102%'103%
48 Va
21%
Central
101% May 28
25
Apr 26
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
*48
37%
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Light com:
No par
36% Jan
2
52% Mar 30
48%
/ ;"3% /
20
preferred series B__,
39%
Km
Instruments
5%
39%
e
' 46%
.
,
■Friday
-,Jan. 11
-
■
61%
•?%; -8%
Corp__i
1
Central Aguirre Sugar Ca—5
Centrai Foundry^ Co..i—I;
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
Dec 19
14%* 14%
*102 % 103%
391/4
40%
56%
;
V
.
27%
61%
"
Sales for
Jan, 10
27%
47
38%
•
l
common
61%
27%
39%
30%
-58
90%
103%
48
•
-3%
5%
//38% ,'38%
V>;21 Py Yip
•
%
%
.14'%
*46%-
-
39%
:;.--7% >/?7%„
•
\
"
38
<
39%
"133 %
Corp
*102
62
39%
100
preferred
Cenco
61%
47%
28%
14%
102%
^37% -38%
-
preferred series A_100
preferred—
conv
Celotex
2
Mar 13
26% Feb
78
Ceco
Dec 19
42% Feb 28
68
6Va%
i
46%
15%:
102%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday .•;/ppp--Thursday-'
Jan. 9
28
28%
-14%'
•
-.".
Jan. 8
■
-47
•
27%'/
-
.__lo
-—50>
General
&
Caterpillar Tractor
10
47
,
5
Corp
1
Carter Product? Inc..
——1'
Case f J I) Co craimon—-i——1-.
7% preferred
L
100
4
4
22
J
Tuesday
,
.'i Jan. 7,.fv
__10
No par
Corp common
:
preferred...—.—
Carriers
3
3% Jan
I
Mfg Co
Corp
Carrier
2
42% Jan
Fir
,.
Carpenter Steel Co
Mar 12
9% Jan
Monday
.
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power & Light...
No par
8
28
36% Jan
44
41% Aug 29
32»% Oct 31
6
1
115% Jan
23
4% May 29
90% May 31
5
Mar 20
25
2V2N0V
30 Ve Feb
26
38% Oct
.
Co.-—----.—_..5"'
(Philip)
Carlisle
19
Nov
44% Feb
49% Sep
3
26% Oct
3
Carey
64
Dec 27
45% Mar 14
25
30% May 29
36% Nov 24
74
Oct
9
-r
103
28
45% Jan
47»% Apr 28
■
8
EXCHANGE
.
Carborundum
15% Mar 30
13
Jan
26% Jun
62% Nov 13
52 V* Mar 30
49
May 19
40% Jan
Jun
96
6
12
32 Va Jan
25
■ •
.
56
Mar 16
32% Jan 11
24
Oct
22
Mar 13
16% Jun
102% Oct
4
Highest
.//; Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1962
Year 1961
,L
?V-?'
STOCKS
Range for Previous'p.
/ '• Lowest
43% Dec 20
v
25y4
96
6%
106'/4
7
443/4
45
45
106
1067%
453/8
45%
453%
88
88
4%
4"%
88»%
43/4
•
17%
17%
18
187%
63 ya
637/2
63»%
18,
63%
*171%
617/a : 631/4
10%
11%
62%
63 y4
nyB
11%
11»%
113%
11%
11»%
567/4
57
571%
58
57
57i%
56i%
58
43%
44%
437/8
44%
44
-44%
441/4
447/4
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6229
Volume 197
(151).
15
J
■NEW'YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
37% Jun
4
18
23
Sep
.8% Oct
27
1
15% Feb
16
15
18% Oct 23
Jan
4
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
6
Copper■ Range- Co—-ft
3
40% May 31
15% Dec
27 Va Jan
4
491/2 Jun
13% Jan
3
26% Oct
26
22% May 24
42% May 31
63% Nov 28
194% Aptf
26
4
Nov
5
93% Sep
29% May
88
13
89
5
Jan 30
46% Jan
11
721/2 Jan
22%
18
26
Dec
78
23% Mar
Oct
11
Ma? 11
90
5
<
17
26
15% Dec
22
24% Apr
11
11% Oct
23% Dec
20
29% Apr
13
11
68% Jan
82% May
22% Jun 28
18
' Oct
24
31
Sep
Dec
39% Feb
1
45% Nov
Jun
67
Dec
8
41
4
6
951/2 Jun
12
17% Jan
3
90% Jan
3
91
48
86% Jun
9% Jan
27
64% Jan
5
19
45% Oct
3
70% Jan
<9% May 29
12% Feb
19% Dec 28
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2
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20
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20
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14
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27
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24
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4
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7
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1
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$1.60 prior preferred
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1
Mar 20
35 y
52 '
-
165
90
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.
Cunningham
19
17%
35%
5
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35% Aug 21
82
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35
51%
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Mar 13
Mar 16
37
30% Jan
35
25
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Cuban-American
13
27
35%
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253%
13
34%
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Cudahy Packing Co
29
1
16% May 16
54'% Jan 30
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9
25
36% Nov
3
291/4 Dec
16% Jan
6% Oct
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5 % %
19
19% Aug 23
14% Feb
11 % Sep 19
31% Mar 29
8% Jan
$4.20 preferredCrucible Steel Co of
107% Feb
11% May 29
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
73% May 19
3
$2
Crown
3
May
21% Mar 29
14% Jun 25
15% Aug 23
5
2
97
Aug
25%
17%
24
♦293A
2.50
common
59% Jan
7
12% Oct 22
26% May 17
1091/2 May 25
Sep
Seal
25
17%
•
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Publishing
&
13%
-
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Crompton & Knowles Corp
Cork
133%
24
Crescent Petroleum Corp com-_.j-.-l
5% convertible preferred
25
Crown
13%
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25
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13%.
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12
301/4
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Coty International .Corp class A__lc
Mar 13
24%
30
17
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Crane Co common
1
24
303/4
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2
24
29 %
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100
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17
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29%
133/4
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the Week
'
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Jan. 9
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Jan. 8
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14
37% Aug
20
511/4 July 25
'
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23%
5
42 % Mar 19
34% Dec 24
18
30
89% Jan
19% Feb
26
17% Oct 24
50% Mar 10
Apr 12
5% Dec
28
Oct 24
76% Jan
Feb 27
21% Mar 12
31
36
1
24% Jan
ft
Dec
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-
96
5
18% Oct 24
Corp
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5
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194% Mar 19
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43% Mar 21
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14
92 Va Jan
87
9
Nov 24
70%
43
25
27% Oct
34% Mar 19
40
May 28
105% Jun 27
21
3
12% Jun
16
Jan
18% Jan
831/4 Jan
Controls Co
Monday
Par
34% Feb
5
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
-iv/S.
;
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3
3
STOCK
EXCHANGE
18% Oct
7% Jan
45% May
NEW YORK
Highest
6
30% Jan
1451% Sep
ftftftft
Range for Year 1962
Year 1961
24% Jan
STOCKS
,
Range for Previous
Lowest
D
32
Jan
3
46% Nov
7
89
Nov
32% Oct 22
8
12% Jan
12% Nov
20
1
Mar
Jan
Dec
12
15% Feb
7
5
May 29
9% Jun
7
Dana
2
91
11
15% Mar 27
3
45
86% Jan
27
85% Jun
18% Mar 12
25
Corp
3%%
common
Dayco
Corpft
Dayton
Jun
30
31% Nov
14
20% May 29
29% Jan
2
76% Jan
16
80% Oct
23
77% July 27
85% Dec
31
Preferred
76% Feb
9
81
Nov
15
Dec
31
4
83
Feb
13
78% Aug
3
81 % Aug 30
86
79% Jan
87
Dec
13
4
34 Va May 28
22
'32
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Aug
3
481/2 Aug 18
15% July 18
51% Apr
24%
11
&
A
3.75%
series
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3.90%
series
Decca
Records
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45%
451%
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533/4
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56
215%
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50
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56 Va
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58
57
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571/2
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26%
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27%
27
27%
27
27%
27
56%
27V4
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20%
20
20 Va
20
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Inc
21 % Jun
15
29% Feb
15
15 % Jun
25
22% Jan
12
14% Jan
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Jan
37% Feb
74% Jun
21
52 % Dec
27% Jun
12
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14% Oct
Jan
31% Jan
26
34% Jan
10
24
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69 ft Feb
12
53% Jan
2
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22
3
18
19
6
35% Jun
Dec
29
12 % Jun
21% Jan
15
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5
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8
Dominick
Oct 23
40% Feb
48% Mar 23
25
22
May 29
22% Mar 29
25
28
25% Jan
20% Dec
26% Dec
17
17% Jun
27
37% Jan
16 Ve Jun
7
24
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Dome
7
Jan
14% Jan
4
70
42% Aug
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3
28
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40
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29
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22
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5
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39
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19
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19
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19
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43
43
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DWG Cigar Corp
119% Oct
16,500
48%
19%
-—
Chemicals
4.10%
22
28
511/4
48%
18%
_
Inc
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4.20%
48% Jun 13
48% July 13
27
5OV2
48%
12
No par
Sep 14
513/4
48V2
lla/4
preferred-
47
700
32
50%
13 %
$3.50
48
6,000
32
11%
Duquesne Light Co common
44
24,800
48%
13%
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13%
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44
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9,600
8,100
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113/8
$4.50
32% Mar 22
% vi!
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12
45% Feb
47
11%
9%
9%
..
.
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'
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Jan
42% Jan
7,300
2,900
17,800
32 uf.VI 32
49%
501/4
46%
,
27
Nov
3
42% Mar 28
■
•
27
15
,
Feb
164 Va Jun
7
14.300
37,600
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Mines Ltd™
Dunhill
254% Mar 14
20
Dec
34
3
Duke
16
13
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Jan
Nov
42% Sep
44
25
110
38% Jan
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24
20,900
501/4
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49
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13%
DuBois
8
23
Mar 27
11% ft 113/4
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Drewrys Limited USA Inc™—_
Feb
Jan
11%
32
11%
Dow Chemical Co
61
26
11%
32^8
-
13%
Dresser
254%
100% Apr 19
77% Jan 20
25% Jan
11/ Oct
10% Jun
3
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27
63
19
185% Jan
Jun
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13%
5
31
May 29
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5
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17
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17 Va Oct 24
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27
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Douglas Aircraft Co_:
Dover Corp/,
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32%
9%
47%
11%
Divco-Wayne Corp
Pepper Co
2
64
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Distillers Corp-9eagrams Ltd
3
65%
2
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp_
Diners' (The) Club Inc
Disney }(Walt) Productions
16
9%
64%
15
Dr
21
15
23% Mar 26
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Diana Stores Corp^
25
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DeVilbiss Co—
9% Oct
23% May
4
28% Nov 29
10
Corp
9%
64Vb
10
1
;
Diamond Alkali Co
46% Apr
47% Nov
5
1
:
Diamond National
10% Oct
17% Feb
20
20%
201/4
,
20
Coatings
issued
Steel
11% Oct 26
21
18% Jan
When
Detroit
9
13% Jan
Mar
4
20% Mar 17
15% Nov 29
20
31
29 % Jan
19
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Detroit
37% Oct
29
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31% Dec
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24
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9
18% Jan
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&
13
63% Dec
9% Oct 30
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12% Mar
May 29
NOV 20
8 8 V2
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27
7 Vb May 29
453/4
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10
86%
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20
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22% Oct
45%
86 Va
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15
67% Nov
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86 Vs
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213/4
55% Feb
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6,900
7,300
85
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211/4
26
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88%
15
28'A
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3
86
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4,500
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85
53%
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86
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100
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15
28%
22
13
7% Jan
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14%
28
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16% Jan
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20
27
48% Jan
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57% Feb
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14 3/4
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86
50c
2
19
37
151/8
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41% Oct
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59% Nov
411/4
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100
Inc
41
27%
common__7
series
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16
13
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3.75%
62% May 23
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28% May 29
41% Jan
a
preferred series A
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Dan River Mills
30%
30%
30%
30 %
29 Va
30
291/4
29%
1,600
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22% Jan
24
29V2 Jan
27
3
97% Sep
119% Apr
59% Jan
83
Feb
>
1
v
Feb
12
44% Jan
4
130'A Dec 19
Dec
Eastern
Gas
r
25
88% Jan
Jan
18
94
95
Feb
20
Apr 21
26
Jun
27
46% Jun
25
7% Apr
12
6
11
22% Jun
41
May" 15
29
16%
24% Oct
19
30% Jan
16
26% Jan
ft'
i
3
16% Jun
5
7% Oct
5
El
13
Emerson
Feb
Elgin
.
Emery
10
49
Dec
12
35 Vb Jun
25
20% Dec
15
35% Jan
10
12
Oct
24
23% Jan
Dec
22
79% Mar 16
55
Jun
21
18% July 24
37% Jan 26
33% May
8
48% Nov 17
18% May 29
29
18% Dec
15
53% Sep
29
68
34% May 29
2
Oct 30
47% Jan
9
57
Jan
2
20
12
Jun
25
61ft
May 17
8% Jun
27
18
16 % Oct
23
36% Jan
2
Eversharp
45% Dec
5
34% Sep
27
49 Va Apr
9
Ex-Cello-O
Dec
11
34% Apr
4
3
45
7% Jan
3
14% Apr
Jan
3
28% Apr
88% Oct
21
162% Dec 29
6
20% Jan'
14
Mar
3
4
May 29
-
8% Feb
14
16
23% Mar 12
27
31
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
5% May 29
11% Feb
19% May 29
32% Jan
2
50
Nov
27
52% Feb
21
Jan
4
45% May 17
27% Oct
24
39% Mar
8
see page
13
28%
281/4
28
95
*92%
I 283/4
•
345/a
51%
283/s
28 Va
l
37
371/4
37
5
10%
10%
10%
345/8
,
52
t
51%
v
285%
18 3/4
30
u
'
36 5%
37
10%
v.
10%
&
341/4
6
•
5%
53%
4,300
36'/4
.18,300
lOVa
10
10'A
193%
31
i:
10%
45%
14%
14%
143/4
?10%
-45%
393/4
44%
:
10%
39%
15
*64 Va
£
*64%
66
20%
20%
22
391/4
39%
39%
39%
15
15%
3
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■
15'A
23%
60
58%
143/4
IOV4
105/a
26%
273%
x253/4
41
411/2
41
ft'
16
60
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14%
10%
3%
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58%
14%
40%
40
r
16
14%
41%
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/ 22 ft;;
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3%
14%
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14% ■:15-
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j
14%
ft
183/4
19
94,100
31%
33
35,900
11 Va
40'/4
423/4
46
46%
15'
15
.
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.
ftft'
15
*65
65
66
23
23%
40
40%
3Va
3
10 3/4
43
47
40-3/8
413/s ft::
40%
:
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3
12%
13
14
•
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v"
15%
17%
is ft
46%
17%
Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
46%
47%
7'A
■*
50
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
„
7 S/8
231/4
2 3 3/8
51
1
500
51
31Ve
313/4
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ft
73/8
233/a
7'%
23%
511/4
51%
*58%
«0 J
32
ft 32
30
5,300
10%
10 3/4
11
ll'/e
28%
9,400
43,200
40%
413/4
7,400
413/4
41%
421/4
14
.14 V4
57/a
15%
3,100
6Va
243,000
25%
26V4
41'A
415/8
411/4
14
14
'
ft 26
411/2
53/8
18%
18'ft
46% ft 471/4
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ft 73/8
24
23%
45%
6
5%
ft -32
650
ft
15'A
413%
*50%
60
ft 14%
-
;
6,800
11,700
"
15Va
5'/4
475/a
17%
V
3Va
16%
14%
26%
'13%
1.8
40
ft
10,100
15% r
18%
5Va
3,500
170
'ft
'
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A
53/8
51/4
3,900
1,500
66 -.ft: i'
23% Y* 243/8
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•
19,600
H.
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15%
41%
.26
41%
12%
473/4
ft'15 ft:.
103/4
;
10%
26%
10%
41%
IOV4
10%
40%
39%
5,700
19 Va
313/4
187/a
313%
1
-
34,900
6'/a
53
34%
30%
No par
junior preferred
10,100
36 3/4
!
Fairchild Stratos Corp
Fairmont Foods Co common
800
2,000
29
353/4
19
10%
65
1
19%
44%
5
ft
53%
31%
*43%
1
-
511/4
29
183/4
y
393/4
65
Co
-
10 VB
103%
103/s
;*
2,700
2,800
*531/4
54
37%
39
20
16,100
30
v
511/4
2 8 3/4
34
5134
57/a
-
ft- 34'/4
34
29%
19
29%
1
*98 3/a
283/4
6%
533/4
54
28%
.!
,
513/4
'
51%
29
5%
6 Va
5%
95
*983/a
28%
52 Va
•92%
x28
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34% f 345%
1
-
'
f:,r 1,
3
28 J/4
I
95
*99
*51'A
523/4
Corp com
$1.50 convertible preferred
5%
93
5%
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild
93
52%
Whitney
Nov
593/4
34%
1
Fairbanks
15
591/8
25,100
20
36 3/8
59%
5
Corp ,-p-;
Morse
4
36
573/4
lo
Inc
Fairbanks
%
36%
573/4
503/e
-.-—100
101
36
56%
34%
3
r
*100
99%
36%
57%
*92 %
-
430
9,400
111%
56%
28
.
110%
36
shrs—10s
—
101
■
1111/4
*99%
18,900
39,800
99%
*99%
6
13%
21%
49%
36%
5
1
133/4
5,100
221/4
-
<
92
91%
13% i 13%
91%
91%
110
110%
22'A
35 V4
-
10%
Factor
7
13% May 8
36% Oct 10
footnotes,
*99%
—
21% Feb
52% Nov 28
283/4
ft—------8.50
46% Mar 14
11
For
28 3/4
Evans Products :Cn
30
6
35
May 29
10% Oct 29
2.50
Corp common
9
Jan
Jan
25% Jun
ft 43
•"
24
92%
Amer
Mfg. Co
F
15
92Va
com No par ft
preferred series A
_100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50
Eurofund Inc
ftft,
45 % Apr
Sep
571/2
5%
3
20
57%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
4
141% Dec 13
1
10
30
27
35%
25
35
Jan
109'%
101
101
& Phonograph-.
5
Freight Corp.
20c
Johnson
22% Jan
Oct
11
110
*9^%
1093/a
Gas
Equitable Gas Co.;
3
23
13%
353/8
Co
Amer
v 4%
preferredEnglehard Industries
26
4% Jan
21% Jan
Jan
135%
109 V4
'
1
11% Nov
59
Air
23% Apr
16% Apr
15% July 28
91
14 %
13%
Endicott
Aug 22,
26% Feb
19
5
903/4
13 3/s
90%
133/4
Empire District Electric Co
2
32% Jan
6% Mar 22
903/4
90
Emerson Radio
31
32% Jan
ft 3% Dec
Electric
49%
*99%
Watch Co
Natural
Paso
37% Dec
49 % Mar 30
59
National
20%
49%
1081/4
Co
Mus Ind
15% Mar 16
24
1131% NOV
11% Jan
26
42
19
22% Oct 24
5
213/a
48 3/4
l
Storage Battery
Electronic Associates Inc
Jan
22%
203/4
50%
913%.
50
Electric
17
22%
21%
485/8
100
Auto-Lite
Electric &
22
20%
50
—lo
common
Electric Bond & Share
2
213/a
21%
48%
•
-_-l00
t——
Co
Stop Nut Corp of
Electric
16
38% Dec
25
15 Va Oct
19
Elastic
5
6% Jan
Products
21%
20 3/4
49%
2.50
4%% preferred
30
56 Vb Feb
24
Jun
30
63% Mar
25
8
30
33% Jan
27
Jun
Nov
37% Nov
4% Sep 24
23% Sep
11 % Sep
101
Ekco
26
preferred
203/4
2IV2
48
100
prior preferred
Stainless Steel Corp
Kodak Co common
4%%
Aug 23
33% Nov
May 29
3
21%
20%
10
com
$3.60 preferred
;
Eaton Manufacturing Co_
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Jun
2
Assn
21
1
Inc
Fuel
Eastman
July 9
40% Mar 23
7
22
67% Apr
34% Sep
4%%
Eastern
&
101
Jun 25
6
Oct
7
4
Lines
115% Mar 15
May 28
97% Mar
30
65% Mar 22
11
93% Dec
21 Ve Jan
24
89
Apr 24
36 J/4
43/4 Oct 24
46
16
95
2
20% Jan
55% Feb
52
15
S9,
Air
29Y8 Dec
263^ Dec 22
93
Dec
98
10
Eastern
5
Eagle-Picher Co
85
6
28
99
13
23
9% Oct
10
Jan
40% Dec
11
ft 3
96
12
25% May 17
25
Jan
30 3/s Jan
24% Feb
27% Jan
18"% Oct
6
89% May 24
: 3
16% Jan ft 3
23
15% July 3
31% May 29
80% Jun 22
May lo
54% Dec
$1% Jan
-
Feb
32 %
5
213/a Oct
»
•7%
14,400
18
18'A
2,100
•
48 3/4
49%
128.800
7%
•7%
73/4
21,000
18 3/a
.47
:
ft:ft
23%
61
32%
32%
32%
24%
243/8
513/4
51
ft y
ft ft
23.
-0.-
513/4
8,100
25%
*503/4
32%
33
ft*
80
4.3C0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
20
I
25% Dec 29
31 % Dec
26% Dec
5% Jan
21
17 % Jan
3
27
3
30% Nov
1
11% May 8
25% May 18
39% Nov 10
19% May 10
24% Jan 17
42% Oct 12
23% July 27
59% Nov 22
18% Jan 20
55% Dec 4
34% Mar 21
23% Jun 12
35% Apr 11
9
Jan
12% Dec 29
19
Dec
5
83% Jan
3
21
Aug 30
34% Feb
1
10% Nov
2
^42% July 26
26% Aug
2
15% Mar 16
23% Oct 24
Dec
5
33% Jan
28% Jan
49% Jan
9
69
4
75% Dec
22 % Nov
2
82
Nov 28
Dec
29
29
May 29
22 % May 29
47% Oct 24
25% Oct
6
31% Feb
15
43% Oct
24
50% Jan
72% Jan
24
16% Jan
4
34% May
3
23
80% Aug
1
85
Oct 24
104
46
48% Jun 25
12% Oct 24
Jan
11
13% Jan
12% Jatt
i2
17% Oct
18
26
12
July 31
31% Jan
15%
Jan
22
47
11
10% Jun 25
8% Oct
5
Dec 26
50% Nov 27
3
19
Jan
73
Feb 13
m%
233/4
23%
23%
43%
44
x433/a
43%
44
44%
15%
153/s
153/4
15%
17
2
35% Jun 25
2% Oct 24
5% May 12
6
94% Jan
8
28% Oct
23
52% Jun 25
5:/a Jun
26
51%
51%
51%
51%
conv
conv
&
79% Jan
50% NOV 24
27
8
22% Mar 21
Jun
27
4% Oct
Mar 27
24
8% May 29
20
jun 25
31
1
2
54% Jun 25
21
383/4 Sep
5
113
May 31
pfd
series
19%
9,400
20%
20 3/s
*84
37,100
*84 %
85 %
*84%
85%
95
*93
95
4-5
*43%
45%
Mineral
Inc
Trailer
Co
26%
26%
l
common
.—100
20%
20
20%
20
20
20
20%
2,700
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 Va
42 3/s
41%
42%
5
4,400
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 %
493/,
2
49%
43%
43 7/e
43%
443/4
43 y4
44
43%
44
3%
3%
3%
33/8
3%
Corp
convertible
preferred—50
*19%
20%
*203/4
1
20 %,
20%
20y4
20y2
No par
12%,
12%
29 %
12%
123/a
28%
29
29 y4
$4.50
preferred
Investors
com__l
29
100
*95
—.
Oil
Co
of
Texas
71
70%
71%
693/4
General
Bronze
General
Cable
A%
Corp
Corp
No par
com
1st preferred
*83
1
30
Corp
2
14
21
31
15 %
28%
27%
281/2
27y8
78
77%,
78%
77%
79 y4
Co
Corp
Corp
9
$1.60
40
40
*393/4
401/a
40
40 Va
40 Va
793/4
791/8
79 Vb
79%
80 Vb
13
113/4
12%
11%
80%
12 Vb
80 %
123/a
11%
123/a
511/2 Jan
33% Jan
3
4
Jan
.3
6ya Jan
4
Time
5
26
v.
Jan
85% Jan 17
»-
—-
25y4 Jan
18
75% Jan
4
8
Jan
35% Jan
19Vb Jan
3
3
3
48% Jan
3
393/4 July 12
39% Dec 13
283% Jan
139
Jan
3
25% Feb
13
5
52% Aug
•' *—
9
;
Gerber
70% Nov 30
28% Apr
7
2
30
3
Mav29
137% July
3
35% Feb 28
147
Sep
17
22% Jun 26
3
27
36% Jan
2
21% May 29
32 3/4 Nov
29
40
May 19
64% Nov 26
2
30
27% Oct 12
May 29
20% Jun
2?
Jan
3
79
Dec
11
32% Jan
70% Jun 27
3
44
Dec
13
30% Oct 24
85^8^20
r5S?°VJ3
A
4
94% Jun 15
86/a Jan
91
Oct
101
4 '
Jun
28
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
For
^Tpr?7
93% Apr 10
104% Dec
7
106
27% May 29
87% Jan
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
see page
2
93
—
Dec 13
3
Jan
90
;
Tiilv 94
103% July 18
~
105
Tan
m
15% Oct 23
2?3.
47% Dec
5
30% Dec
5
81% Dec 31
44% Apr
43% Apr
19
12
94% May 11
97
Mar
97% Jun
107
Dec
7
12
17
108% Mar 14
41
Mar 12
13%
13%
13,500
38%
39
27%
27%
273/a
27
*27
27%
27%
271/4
271/4
*271/4
275/a
*27%
27%
243/4
241/a
24%
24%
245/s
24%
9,900
*101
*102
103
245/B
ioy2
103/4
101/2
103/4
10%
103/4
215/8
221/a
215/g
22
213/8
21%
1011/4
I0iy4
10iy4
1011/4
1021/4
1021/4
1021/4
103
*1011/4
*102%
101%
1031/4
353/i
x35 Vb
35%
48%
47%
48%
53%
j53 3/4
53
533/4
52
523/4
521/4
173/4
153/a
523/4
291/4
35%
18
183/a
Co
18%
175/8
18 i/s
17%
17 Vb
151/2
153/B
15%
15%
15Y8
151/4
155/8
283/4
28%
29%
291/4
295/a
283/4
291/4
34%
35
35
35
35
351/2
34 3/8
351/4
28%
35%
31%
30%
30%
30%
34%
34%
343/4
24%
253/4
25
103,4
11
.391/4
38 3,4
20s/a
20%
103/4
20'/4
5
31%
34
245/8
',
39
10
"
18
15%
30%
29
28
291/2
35
351/4
35%
343/4
351/8
25%
25
253/4
25%
26
11
11
103/4
11
10 3/a
39%
393/a
393/4
39%
40
39%
21 y4
211/4
233/a
22%
22 Vb
22
10%
403/4
221/4
,
-
5
13%
13%
.13%
13%
133/a
13%
13%
13%
12%
13
10
45%
463/a
46 34
48
463/4
481/4
46 Vb
47
45%
463/s
par
33 Vb
343/a
34%
343/4
34%
34%
343/4
351/8
343/a
35
4
381%
38%
36 y2
38 y4
373/4
38
38
38
37%
373/4
1
411/a
42
41%
42%
41 5/b
421/4
41%
41 Vb
40%
41%
__
18
18%
18 y4
18%
5
165/a
16%
16%
17
161/2
17
163/4
16%
16%
6.25
Union Co
Granite City Steel
Graniteville Co
Co
17%
15%
28 3/a
103/s
T)
11
27
54
1
(W
*27 %
531/4
Alden Corp
3%%
135/a
38%
35%
24%
Grant
5,300
12 %
381/4
1011/2
311/a
Grand
■
28 Vb
13%
381/4
473/4
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Great Nor Iron Ore Prop
No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
1
28
123/4
38
353/4
tGrayson-Robinson Stores
6
29
13
485/a
5
2
28%
50
48
25Va Jan
62% Feb
47% Feb
60,000
39
38%
22%
101%
x333/4
Co
(B F)
Goodyear Tire to Rubber
No
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace (W R) to Co
Granby Mining Co Ltd
2
42 3,4 Jan
32%
35%
11
34% Oct 26
123/4 0ct 23
1
313/4
48 3/e
12
8
13,900
32%
353/4
Dec
2
53/4
321/8
353/a
2
60% Jan
53/4
*38
47%
1
Glidden
2
24 Va Feb
5%
473/8
29
18
371/2
55/a
353/4
20 y4 Jan
34% Jan
23
37%
371/2
1023/4
.21% Oct 22
Qct
36%
5%
461/2
1
/ Glen
9
Dec
38%
41%
53/4
353/a
Co
20
14
36%
1023/4
5
to
3/8
295/8
30
30
30%
30
301/4
291/2
301/4
29%
5
_
<
5
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
T__2.50
215/s
22%
22 y8
22%
100
common
813/4
81%
8i%
8i y4
2%
33/8
3%
3%
40y4
41%
40%
421/4
15%
153/4
153/4
16
preferred
_1
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
7% preferred
Green Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%% conv preference
100
V
*18
I81/2
13%
15
22%
22 Vb
*81
82
3%
17%
18
141/2
145/s
22 'A
22%
*81
82
*17%
'
17%
171/4
141/8
30y8
14%
22%
22 Vb
*8iy4
82
33/a
3%
43/8
4%
4%
42
42%
421/4
43%
441/4
453/8
16
16
15%
16
15Vb
16
39%
373/4
38%
38 y4
.38%
38
383/4
38%
395/8
381/2
44 y^
445/8
443/a
44%
44i/4
44 Vb
443/a
44 Vb
441/4
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
183/a
17%
18
17%
18
34%
.
34%
34
341/4
341/4
343/4
343/4
35%
35%
36%
*1441%
1451/2
1441/2
1451/2
1451/2
*1431%
145
*143%
145
145
44%
3
29
29
29
29%
29
29
29
29
3
32%
33%
333/a
33 Vb
33%
34%
63%
633/4
63 3/s
643/4
65
343/8
651/4
33%
50
651/4
463/a
3234
46%
46
463/4
45%
46
443/4
65%
453/4
3334
32%
331/4
33%
331/b
333/4
83
84
33%
84%
*83
841/4
38%
39%
39
391/2
39
393/a
39%
391/2
36
35%
361/4
355/8
36%
36%
36%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile to Ohio RR com.No
par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
8.33%
Gulf States Utilities Co com_No
par
$4.20 preferred—
100
$4.40 preferred
100
7
353/4
♦94
'96%
96
96%
*83
/
*94
96 y4
96
96%
*94
*96%
96
97%
*83
*95
*96%
841/2
96
97%
$4.44
100
*98
100
*98
100
*99
100
*99
100
$5
100
*107
108
*107
108
*107
108
*107
108
100
*106%
108
*106%
108
*106%
108
*106%
108
preferred—
preferred
$5.08 preferred
Gustln-Bacon
Mfg
•
Co
2.50
22
3,000
4,200
19,400
46,000
*38%
80c
Gillette Co
Glmbel Brothers
54% Feb
41% Dec
51% Feb 23
Aug
21 s/8
Goodrich
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
Jan
10 3/4
22%
27%
*101
4
1
36% Dec 21
20
11%
215/e
30c
com
Ginn
45% Feb 14
21 y8 Nov 14
34
443/4 Dec 20
Aug
27%
243/a
Co
2
30% Oct 24
146
Oil
4
27
5%
5
15% Feb
Mar 22
39% Jun
27%
241/2
Co
72% Jan
3% Dec
38%
41
55/a
241/4
10%
Portland Cement Coj.
1
Gibralter Financial Corp of Calif-1
Gibson Greeting Cards Inc
5
5
43% Mar 15
32% Mar 21
83
26% NOV 28
69
Products
44% Jan
2
371/2
*39
53/4
1
22
Julv
36%
37 %
373/8
40
*271/4
Giant
75
19%
*27%
Genesco Inc
Getty
10% May 29
17% Oct 22
89%
373/4
18%
25
100
2
6
37%
19%
25
Georgia-Pacific Corp
3
——-
39% Apr
80
Mar
88
37%
19 Va
3.33 Va
5
3
49% Jan
15% Apr
29% Jan
88
37 VB
12
12% jun 27
12% Oct 24
/
88
191/4
38
Globe-Union Inc
Globe-Wernicke Inc
30% Jun 21
25% Jun 14'
—
873/4
371/2
19
36
2.50
Rubber
24% Oct 24
40% May 17
.i,.'-
871/2
37
19%
123/4
Corp
&
13
14
873/4
37%
37%
100
21
2,800
18%
12%
preference
% % preference
Feb
317,100
87 %
36%
$5
Mar
120
60
115
Telephone Co of Florida—
General Tire
16
115
37%
5
(series B)
preferred
General Tele & Electronics
Feb
1143/81143/4
323/a
500
25,900
29,500
24,700
115
183/4
I
preferred
General
59 y4
88
29
20
32%
115
60
37%
28%
2
32 3/s
1153/4
17%
28%
$1.30
yj
59 Va
37%
5%
Signal
32
*115
40 y8
87
28
Jan
363/8 Oct
18% Dec 27
27
1145/8
*38 y2
$1.25
343/a Nov 29
,
1141/4
28%
19
14%, Sep 13
79
Nov 21
47% Nov 15
55% Deo
5
1143/4
28
53
3
*114Va
l
Industries
58 V4 Jan
v.——...
114%
10c
Refractories
106% Apr
42% Feb
liy4 Jan
114 y4
6.67
4
32% Oct 24
19% Dec 24
9% May 29
60%
Railway
8
14% Feb
32 '/a
115
59%
33
Dec
22
321/4
*114
60 3/8
323/a
Mar
8% Jun
323/a
115
59%
No par
Service
313/4
114 y4
59%
l
Equipt Corp__
preferred
32%
115
593/8
33
19% Feb
—
x31%
*114
32%
General
119,800
78%
32 3/8
General Steel
7,600
104,900
12%
32
General
15%
28 3/4
80
3
210
8,300
3,400
79
40
100
8,300
78 3/8
123/a
common
5,900
2,900
27%
'■
78%
2.50
5
84% •«»'
*393/4
Public Utilities Corp
Mar 14
153/s
15%
*'
323/4 na-
5V4
'80
5,100
45,900
420
*
-
1
Portland Cement Co
conv
y4 Mar 28
19
30%
■
^ J 64%
HA 32%
'
5%
9
14%
39
1
General
30y4 Apr
4
102% Feb 23
'
'
8%
100y4
8%
14»/a
3,400
39,700
-
No par
preferred
General Public
2
15
-7%
100
28
76%
41
Jan
51/8
15
22
55
5
28%
18
6
5J/a
77
15
16% July
5%
15
Oct
28% Oct 24
29% Oct 26
323/8
28%
29
81% Aug 4
17Va May 16
47
Nov 28
38%
84%
32%
14%
Electric
General
--
38Vb
*83%
31%
76
28
4
5%
38 y8
; 84%
30 %
5%
«
28 y4
28
575/a Dec 18
37%
| 84
"
14%
5
28% Jun
20
84%
30%
•
14 Vb
143/a
1
5%
37% Mar 22
623/4 Jan
37%
Va
71
9
8%
General
Mills
44 y» Jan
143/a
100
8%
5
General
9
143/a
73/4
97V2
9
General Controls Co
General Dynamics Corp
General Precision
6
8%
73/4
96%
95
9
373/8
100
General Cigar Co Inc_—
General Contract 'Finance
7%
95
8%
14 3/s
5
-
7%
73/4
95
2
38%
70%
'
98%
37%
2,400
1,700
30%
*97-'°
-
70%
Corp
200
29%
98%
70%
9
Dec
*97
Transportation—1.25
/'General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No par
3
v
123/4
39
2
Jan
20%
12%
37%
20
7% Jan
20%
123/4
393/4
Instrument Corp
44% Feb
20 3/s
38%
General
59
20%
6,100
22
*12y4
97
22
39
General Bancshares
7,000
22
38%
General Finance
25
*95
*20 Vb
5
General Foods
34% Oct 19
4% May 29
255/a May 28
21% Nov
1
97
21
4,700
33/4
33/4
29%
conv
Corp
voting pref
5
26 3/s jun
7
3%
Acceptance
General
25% May 19
41% Dec
5
.
20%
87%
5
1
543/4 Apr
35% Jan
*86
_i
Inc
Co
303A Mar
Aug 11
9%
335/a
43% Aug 14
Jun
31%
9
32%
24
38 /
r
31%
9%
30%
333/4
24
14
8
12
9
23%
15
52
46
33V3C
4
88% Dec
13
11%
1
30 y4 Jun
78
—
12%
10
2
Oct
97
18%
133/4
10%
31%
42% Feb
5
10
Jun
7
25%
45%
30%
42"% Dec
24% Oct 13
12% Oct
3
18%
133/4
50c
Co
Jan
1153/b Dec
16%
37
*95%
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5
preferred
No par
$3.75 preferred
No par
General Outdoor Advertising
15
86% NOV 29
51'/a Dec
16
36%
24%
10
Jan
106% May 29
813/8 Jun 27
703/4
1
General American
1
78% Mar 12
593/8 Dec
46%
69%
2
Corp
preferred
$0.60
363/4 Feb
33% Jan
55/a
453/4
1
Inc
4%%
6
316% Dec
44%
2
Corp
General
46% Mar 20
>6% Apr 19
16% Jan
9
1
*93
5%
General Amer
25
*84 Vb
93
44%
2.50
Dairies
86
Jun
85 %
93
44%
10
Co
General Amer
44 y2 Jun
94
'51__15
Co
May 7
44% May 11
53Vi Mar
85%
*91%
42%
Gar Wood Industries Inc common_l
2
Dec
*84%
91%
1
Co
Garrett
102
85
85%
91%
42
No par
2.50
of
96
21% May 29
12
19
20%
preferred
30
108
13
19%
20%
Inc common
10% Oct 22
55 % Apr
18%
20%
Light Co
35% July 2"
573/4 Jun 25
1073/4 NOV 15
19%
20%
_10
21
26
Oct 23
18%
20
2nd
Feb
103/4 Jun
32
19V4
19%
2nd
convertible
Motor
8,900
19
C Corp—
4%
113/s Jan
2
2QVa Jan
9
42% Mar 15
44% Feb 27
83
Mar 2
51%
19%
19%
No par
A
B
divid
51%
19,400
19
Ltd
Corp
'
703/4
19%
preferred.
Fruehauf
4% Mar 19
16
5,100
51%
58
Nov
26,000
51
Skogmo
8% Apr 23
*30%
..—8
Co
99
30%
4,300
52
Gamble
15
31 %
51 %
Gardner-Denver
28
30%
common—...
Gabriel
Jun
31%
Moore Inc-——1
2
Jun
31
17,800
Friden
11
8
.37,000
313/4
25,700
Jan
70
13'/a Nov 22
22% Feb 27
31
36
463/4 May 22
6
31%
34%
51
Feb
25%
313/4
'
34
Fram
16
26
July 28
38% Dec
7
94% Nov 15
t
10 % Mar 3
140
Jan 19
29%
4
35%
Freeport Sulphur
Nov 20
32% Feb
23% Jun
98
25%
29%
38%
693/4
Franklin Stores Corp
4
27
25%
28%
■
35
Ford
3
143/4 Jan
10s/8 Jun
38
25%
29%
25%
27 %
72
Foote
10
14% Deo
1
32% Nov 16
373/4
25%
273/4
35%
Food Mart Inc
11
27% Jan
26% Jan
38%
253/4
70%
$4.20
12
18% Jun 14
17% May 29
203/4 Dec 29
37%'
25%
26%
34%
4%
3
253/4 Apr
.
38
25%
27%
29%
l
373/4
25%
27%
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
15
July 24
37%
5,900
34%
$4.50
2
35
16%,
35%
Foremost
30% Oct 24
16%
36
Foxboro
14% Jan
24,500
16%
72 %
$2.25
8
27% Feb
600
44%
15%
72
Food Fair Stores
85
23%
44
34%
Foster-Wheeler
May 29
38%
23%
44%
34%
Fluor
Jan
38%
23%
72%
1
56
39%
*23%
X44%
34%
F M
19% Jan
*38%
2,200
1,500
36
7
29% Jan
173/8
70%
8
24
Inc
37%'
37%
17%
34
1
42% Apr
*23%
26,600
17%
35 V*
4
3
_25
—.1.2Su
8,400
8ya
17%
70%
2
17% May 29
8
110% Dec
39%
Florida Power
78 Mj
Mar 13
Dec
38%
8
35%
34%
$4
3
67
7% Oct 29
563/s Mar 17
58
17%
39%
8%
69%
Feb
19% Oct
23% Oct
41 % NOV 27
Nov
16%
39%
7%
Flintkote Co
20% Mar 29
22
45 Vb Jan
16%
39%
23%
40
8
8%
32%
45% Feb
28% Oct
Jun
803/4 Dec
16%
38%
17%
40%
7%
7,400
15,500
1,200
11,800
19%
35%
14% Jan
Nov 28
Apr
3
1
Oct 19,
Aug 23
Nov
2
58
40
17%
40
7%
27%
8%
Fischbach to
21
47
24
8
39%
17%
403/a
;
26% '
19'A
No par
24
7% Oct
Oct
29% July
17%
40 %
7%
Rubber
to
26
25
57
Tire
22% Oct 24
Noy~21
193/4 May
Federation
Dec
Apr 18
86
17%
39%
7%
16 %
8
Jan
14% Jan
18
35"%
24
35%
67%
31%
14% Jan
17%
39%
7%
16%
8%
17%
Charter Financial Corp-No par
First National
Stores..
No par
5
Dec
96
May 29
87
26% Aug 14
27
16%
39%
•
preferred__100
pfd
No par
Florida East Coast Railway Co__25
Florida Power Corp
2.5o
29% Jan
21% Jan
13% May 29
43% Oct 19
9
26
8%
16%
3
6% Feb
36% Jun 26
61% Dec
19%
8%
L
Firestone
2
39
Dec
40% Jan
25
89
33% July 26
May 5
16% Nov 30
29% Mar 22
27
5
24
18% Oct
5
25
28% Jun
May31
89% Jun
1
24% Aug 25
27%
19%
8%
First
2
82% Feb
30% Mar
3% Jun
£
Corp
Financial
Mar 16
Feb 13
35% Jun 26
48
85
27
20%
8%
______
20% May 8
26% Mar 16
87
Mar 8
May 29
13% Oct
86"% Nov 15
31 % Jan
27%
19%
8%
Fiberboara Paper Products__No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc—10
Filtrol Corp
1
28% Dec
5
35 % Mar 15
142
Jan 22
48% Mar 21
23% Oct 23
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
50
May 19
17
27
20 %
8%
15%
Ferro
29% Oct
10
26%
19%
27%
19%
Fenestra Inc
.53% Feb
Oct 24
18% Jun 20
14
4
58% Jan
27%
Paper Board Co common__5
4.60% preferred
Federated Dept Stores
Dec
Shares
8%
Corp—r-'—r'-r
6
May 10
17
the Week
Jan. 11
16%
r.
2
24
Friday
Jan. 10
19%
Federal
54% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 9
27%
44% Feb
10% May 29
Wednesday
Jan. 8
1
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings—5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
a
5Vb% conv 2nd pfd series A„23
7
Tuesday
Jan. 7
5
.a
Metallurgical Corp
Corn
42% Mar 15;
14% Feb
2
22% Feb
7
22% July 11
37% Jun 27
Nov 24
36% Jan
Fa wick
Jun 25
6% Oct 24
14% Oct 25
30% Oct 25
34% May"22
86% Mar 8
114
May 19
41% Jan
4
4
July 14
Fansteel
2
Fedders
12
95
Family Finance Corp
Mar 29
Jan
10% Mar 13
23% Feb
5
31
51% Nov 20
4
28
25
Monday
Par
6% Jun 14
11% Oct 24
164% NOV 24
126
29
May 28
13% Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range for Tear 1962
■
Monday, January 14, 1963
22%
22
22 a/a
213/4
22%
21% <21%
Number 6229
Volume 197
.
.
.
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
(153)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range for Year 1962
Year 1961
YORK
Highest
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Fu
Tuesday
Jan. 7
Wednesday
Jan. 8
"Vt Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 9
Friday
Jan. 10
the Week
Jan. 11
Shares
H
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
44% Oct
24
59% Feb
14
Halliburton
14
10
May 28
18% Jun 27
27% Jan
2
Hallicrafters
27% Jan
2
Hamilton
29
4
39% May 18
42% Jan
3
60 % Nov
23
Nov
29% Nov
29
28% Feb
9
112% Feb
13
36
Nov
16
38
21% Oct 24
Oct
3
26% Jan
3
91
83
May 29
July
3
26% Jun
26
361/2 Jan
31
Dec
4
161/2 Oct
24
34% Jan
4
35% Dec
15
21% Oct
23
341/2 Jan
15
58% Mar 28
Oct
3
Jun
6
Hammermill
Hammond
Hanna
6%'
3
1281% Apr
391/4 Jan
2
Harcourt Brace
25
75% Jan
2
7
Harsco
42
Dec
21
29% Oct
9
16
Oct
30% Jan
4
Harvey
13% Feb
20
9% Jan
3
6
43% Mar 15
22
6V8 May 29
38% Jun 27
13
Oct
24
52%
38% Feb
42
1
4
2
18% Nov
27
28
17% Jan
18
30 »/2 Mar 23
Nov
28
40% Sep
19
151/2 Jun
22
31% Jan
4
49 % Feb
7
73% Nov 21
34
Oct
19
641% Jan
18
81
3
87
Mar 16
84
Dec
7
20% Oct
24
Nov~17
46%
34
38% Nov 20
J-an
Nov" 17
36
July 13
27% Jun 25
31%
31
31%
31
31%
31%
22%
22%
221%
22%
23%
16,400
28
27%
28%
27%
27%
27,100
34%
33%
34
33
33%
62,300
100
'127%
1
28%
52%
Inc
1
1.25
115
67% Jan
86
53% Sep
Oct
18
69% Dec
19
6
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
11,800
21%
21%
21%
211/4
21
21%
20,500
42%
42%
43
43%
431/4
6,200
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
42*%
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
22,300
8 '/a
7%
1
1
50
40c
5
*40
14% Oct
31
8 % Dec
19
29% Feb
29% May 10
liy4 Mar 13
29
29% Apr
6
34
40%
83 % Feb
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
2
3% Dec
20
8% Feb
1
26% Jun
14
36% Mar
9
31% Aug
9
30
Jun
Nov
16
20
July
53% Jan
42
July 14
41% Apr
34% Jun
May 26
4
13
25
4IV2 Jan
3
25
941/2 Dec
11
7
90
Apr
5
87% Jun
2
29% Dec
7
24% Jun
25
3% Dec
10
2% Oct
24
6
15
Apr
Mar 22
14% jun
22
3
24% Nov
8
161/a Jun
25
Sep
22
40% Dec
5
33% Jan
19
60% Sep
13
37% July 18
32% Jun 14
16% Dec
16% Jan
36
Mar 10
19
18
104
5
July 18
17% Jan
23% Mar
41
9
75
Aug
6
% Nov
13
83
Jan
10
891% JUn
90
Jan
9
97% Dec
74% Jun
25
119% Mar
32% Oct
24
85
88% Jan
10
93% Nov
1
86% Jan
10
127% Dec
11
10%
Dec~27
15% Mar 23
7
14% Jan
3.
23% Apr
45
3
58% May
8
72% Dec 12
Jan
35% Jan
3
90% Jan
10
92% Jan
4
7% Oct
20
34% Jan
3
40
15% Dec
6
23
(
1
57% Mar 20
80% Jun
>74% Feb 23^
81% Aug 16
5
May 17
99"% May 24
82% May 17
4
Jun
9
681/4 Jan
2
6
11% Apr
21
Sep 29
July 7
30% May 31
39% Oct
10
251/4 Apr
28
3
32% Sep
48% Oct
15
31% Jan
44% DM18
4
41
Jan
43
11
Aug 18
Corp of America common—1
5% convertible preferred
.-25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
preferred-—50
$2.25 convertible
Household Finance
common_No par
3% %
4%
Bay Min & Snv Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com—5
30
Illinois
Power Co
9
4.08%
15
4.26%
4.70%
4.42%
Feb
3
4
20
94% Aug
3
18
41
52% May 16
50% May
Jan
Central
48
16
5% Jan
Cement
Illinois
9
Nov
14
152
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
5% May 29
50 %
151
26
3
49% Dec
12
31% Jun
3
58% Dec
29
40
May 31
Oct
27
47% Apr
17
25
May 29
90
Jan
18
95
12
21% Jan
3
90% July 24
20% Oct 24
447
May 19
Apr
27% May 31
Oct 25
607
6
34
Jun
22
84% Nov
14
81
3
12% Dec
4
29% Jun
19
93% Feb
7
36% May 16
■
Dec
87
28
22% May 11
38% Oct
11
Nov 17
96
Jan
9
25
32% Jan
15
52
25
85% Jan
3
28
45% Dec
5
16% Sep
20
14% Feo
24
Jun
Jun
4
22% Oct
24
9
95
26
Dec
Jan
2
Oct
25
Nov
1
4% Jun
28
69% Mar 28
37
35% Apr
42% Apr
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
11
16
24% Jun
101
7
Feb
Jun
29
85% Mar
Int'l
6
18% Dec
5
38% Mar 16
97% Feb
10
Dec
Int'l
12
Dec
7
55
Dec
$4
5%
3
17% Mar
2
3
27
85% May 19
48% Feb
14
83
Nov
3
81% Nov 20
86
Jun
27
55% Feb
13
73 % Jan
4
15% Jan
21% Nov
27
74% May 22
110% Mar
7
July 9
43% Sep 28
84
July 16
38% Sep 24
61% Oct
23
30% Dec
13
15
56% Jan
3
75% Dec
12
38% Oct
22
96
Jan
3
102 % Dec
4
98% Jun
18
13
Jan
3
13% Dec
19
37
Sep
26
21% May 26
48
Mar20
14% Oct
25
For
3
footnotes,
see
page
23.
May 29
87% Jun
14
75% Jan
2
88% Jun
13
59% Feb
7
112
Feb
7
4%
Interstate
Elec
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa
Power
$6
I-T-E
Chemical
8%
8%
*40%
Silver
41%
100
17V4
2,300
40%
*40%
41%
17%
17%
17%
xl7
17%
17
17%
17
33%
33%
X38
1
*45%
46 %
*45%
46%
*46
46%
x47%
47%
47%
*48
49
*« >
40
<Mg
*0
*51 %
52 %
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
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50
*48%
50
*48%
50
*49
50
*49
50
47%
*47%
*47%
x47
45%
6%
6%
46
49
45%
46%
60
80
48
6 %
61/4
6%
*6
61/4
6%
3,300
7,000
6%
70%
72
701/B
71
70%
69%
160
*153%
160
*153%
160
*153%
160
38%
1,000
71
*153%
71%
160
71%
19,700
381/4
39%
39
38%
39%
16,700
551/4
56
55%
55%
551/4
55%
5
33
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
7,200
3,700
98
98
*97%
98%
98%
*97i/4
24%
24%
98%
24%
5,900
407%
100,100
38%
38%
39%
24%
400%
393
397
*971/4
24%
24%
403%
4011/4
98
*97%
25
24%
25
404%
409
407%
50%
51%
51%
52
51%
52%
51 %
158%
157%
159
158%
158%
158V4
42%
41%
42%
41%
85%
*83V4
85%
*83%
42
43
42
*83%
99%
29
29%
10
104%
10
10
50
51
99%
29%
Co
29%
104%
9%
9%
51
74
27
27%
36%
36%
37%
40%
*39%
40%
*39%
45%
451/4
100%
102
>
74
73
73
72%
72%
800
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
37%
36%
37
36%
37%
11,200
11,800
40%
*39%
40%
45%
461/4
101%
45%
J 01%
42%
42%
45%
*73
27%
37
43
46
40%
46%
101%
102%
460
43
43%
*42%
43%
1,700
45%
*45%
46
45%
45%
45%
32%
32
32%
31
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
24%
24% i 24%
24%
24%
241%
59%
24%
59
59%
49%
^9%
49%
49i/a
50
x50%
50%
22%
122
14%
122 "
22
♦122
14%
14%
58%
.58%
49%
49%
49%
2,700
52%
53%
15,400
21%
22%
50%
50%
53%
53%
211/4
21%
21%
21%
*122
•
124
15% ,-15:%/
♦122
14%
124
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
16%
16%
16%
16% :
16%
84%
17%
86 .A
52%
53%
•86%
77
16%
50
100%
14
x22%
23%
10
91%
11%
4,200
16%
16%
!
*86
5,300
86%
150
7,800
53%
55%
53%
54%
*86 %
87%
*86 %
87%
10
87%
45%
44%
45
44%
45%
26,700
77
77%
76%
77
76
77
17%
4,400
15,000
50%
41,500
16%
16%
.
17
50%
51%
14%
5,900
11,300
44%
■.
16%
101
86%
124
14%
14%
*86%
45%
78
•86
86%
-';55'Wa:
87%
44%
*86
*122
15%
10%
<
2,100
59%
49%
22%
15
600
22,300
3,800
59
1
53%
124
<17,900
102%
'
45%
24%
58%
50c
*39%
45%
v
Laughlin Steel common_10
5%- preferred series A—100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co—
—1
Joy Manufacturing Co
;
1
10,200
28%
31%
22
420
29^000
45%
24%
2,300
,
9%
27%
59
3%% preferred
———100
Johns-Manville Corp
—
—5
Johnson, & Johnson———.-.
.5
51
9%
28%
28%
49%
'
51
i
10
28
28
57%
——1
*
9%
10%
49%
5
52
*51
74
24%
2,500
2,600
29%
104%
1
—.*.*1
26,500
80,600
99%
9%
5
3.50
—
18%
291/4
29%
73
43
18%
28%
*98
99%
104%
27
43
25,900
9%
73
43
64%
28%
26%
100%
64%
104%
28%
100%
65
9%
28%
44%
1,600
29%
28%
100%
400
30%
104%
9%
45
84%
30%
I8V4
50%
45
84
30%
9%
oq
10
8,500
85
29%
10%
35
42%
104%
104%
18,700
600
52
159%
42
17%
91/8
*39%
1581/2
100
42%
*98
99%
51%
51%
28%
18%
28%
*98
24%
404
159
30%
64%
><$0%4*5O%
.<
28%
—1
17%
28%
*98
105
10c
25
Co
29%
17%
28%
17%
27%
17%
28
9%
Co
..10
Coal common.——50c
Breaker
*98
104%
>
9%
8.33%
& Electric
17 %
1
com
Co.
Inc
9,400
39%
Light
Logan
*40%
41%
40%
56%
.-No par
Jewel Tea Co Inc common-.
&
73,400
33%
jaeger Machine Co
6
-..——-5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jones
8%
41
158%
Stores
Gas
Circuit
20
81/4
53%
Salt——No par
&
840
99
99%
*99
*
8%
<
32%
com—5
Corp
preferred
Jonathan
4
8%
100
Shoe——
Island Creek
2
40% Jan
8%
No par
—
Corp
Resistance Co
Dept
.-.V 99
8
,
53%
pfd series B
—100
International Utilities Corp com—5
$2 convertible preferred.
—25
2
4
99
*99
32%
conv
73% Jan
17% Jan
99
99
99%
53%
Mac.hines__5
common
preferred———
29% Jan.
102% Mar 26
16,500
98%
99
>34%
S
32
20
1
Light & Power Co
24% Feb 21
34%
99;
99%
99
100
Power
16% Jan 10
34%
98%
33%
*40%
.68%
Iowa
25
49
35
48%
34%
48%
34%
48%
34%
*99
99%
*153%
Interstate
22
48%
8
.-No par
2
9% Oct
48%
7%
——100
3
11*% Jun
82
491/a
22,500
1,500
31
52% Nov 22
24
12
32%
13
13% Jan
11%
32
50% Jun
13% Oct
12
30%
12
80% Jan
11%
47%
40% Jan
7%
900
12%
30%
25
124% Aug 30
21% Mar
8
<99
16%
6,600
11%
48%
33%
99
.7,900
40%
10%
32%
Jun
Jan 24
33%
117%
11%
-
47%
31
12% Jun 26
48%
*10%
*10%
301/8
12
118
48%
117%
40
40%'
10%
10%
32
-48% Jun
20
11%
40
;■
10%
30%
11
24% Feb
11%
"
40 Va • 40%
f.
119
.118
118%, 119%
10%
11%
32%
33% Jan
122% May 10
119%
40%
10%
98%
48
12
18
40%
10%
60
vy:-*97%:.
30%
115% Jan
24
116%
40%
10%
<
32
18
Oct
116%
40%
98%
*97%
31%
Jun
17% Oct
115%
v
.
89
30%
61/0
92
113
98%
5,400
81%
47%
118% Dec
2
*97%
"
47%
*87%
o,
30%
-2
Jan
98%
89
31
108% Nov
50% Dec 20
*97%
82
48
International
33
98%
•
31
International Tel & Tel com_No par
1
*97%
*80,%
.1*87%
■$
31%
2
May 29
89
30%
41 % Apr 24
39% May 4
17% Nov
*87%
250
58 % Jan
38
89
*80%,
46%
45%
801%
*87%
8,600
May 28
5
46
80%
801/2
-
39%
33
28
46%
80%
47%
•
89
6,000
.400
38%
May 29
37% Mar 13
Dec
45%
46%
81
.
39
4
13
49
40%
381/4
30
33% Dec
20
40%
391/4
22
3
19%
40%
38%
60% Apr
10
19%
407/a
38%
39% Nov
21% Jan
19%
40%
38%
35% Nov
38% Jan
16
19%
40%
*15%
*87%
*98%
200
16%
16
19%
41
38%
4
12
48
81
*15%
16
20%
16
19%
*40%
2,300
4,900
30%
18,200
11,600
23% July 12
32% Jan 11
52% Apr
47%
*15%
.140
103
2%
34
44% Jan
21
41
30%
3
42%
Rectifier
International
Jun
20%
31
3
22%
No par
Packers
International
40
15%
19%
31
42%
preferred—-100
27
24
15%
41
102
30%
3%
3
3%
21%
Inc 1 Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
Feb
62% NOV 21
3
93%
102
30%
33%
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com___l
convertible preferred—100
Jan
51% Nov
3
102
30%
8,100
93%
43%
5%
98
3
3
*92%
93%
103
27%
29
3
29%
65%
26
41% Jan
*101%
30%
64%
25
42% Jan
101 %
30
65%
Oct
2
*102%
*92%
101%
*92%
64%
62
7
102%
93%
64%
21% Oct
50% Mar
*92%
*92%
31%
—
&
International
50% Jan
25% Jan
59% Jan
11,500
63%
Mar 26
17% May JS
45
Jun 15
35%
21%
of Canada.-—
6
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
35
No par
Limited
1
Nickel
7
30
35%
93%
31
38% Jun
26% Nov
35%
30%
123% Mar
4
36
31
19
27
35%
31
29
21% Jun
36
31%
Dec
20% Jan
35%
85%
36
2
35%
1
Business
International
Mar
30%
45%
8,500
45%
35
*30%
4
45
30
45%
45%
*83%
94% Dec
26
30%
.—100
5
2
26
30%
45%
Light-No par
&
preferred—
Mining
23% Nov
17
30%
45
34%
International
17
18% Jan
29%
45%
42%
Corp
preferred-
International
Intl
30%
45%
Paper common—2.50
preferred——
——No par
4%
18
29%
45%
21%
—50
50
50
50
50
International
16
30 % Dec
105
301/4
44%
33%
Corp-———
Minerals
*30%
30
34%
Mar 16
57
5,000
1,300
1,300
431/8
preferred—
Harvester
9%
4
32
21%
29
7%
31%
*30%
*30%
32
9%
3%
31%
4
31%
34
26
Int'l
*30
*37/a
4
600
10,200
9%
9%
10
31%
6 %
28%
42%
Apr
International
31%
30
75
6%
27%
21%
98
8
32
37/a
4
31%
277/a
21%
Inland Steel Co
1
*30
9%
10
3%
31%
*74%
6
28
6
6%
28%
34%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Interchemical Corp common
2
9%
4
31%
75
*74%
75
*6
28
1,500
43
2
578% Jan
10%
3%
*74%
6
28%
8,300
21%
15
common
Iron
10
31
74%
6
27%
20
400
•
421/4
2
Interlake
6%
28J/4
118
21%
22
4% %
=1.5
27%
900
A2 %
Apr
59
*74
69%
*67
69%
10
42%
common
preferred
57% Mar
Jan
3
6%
159% Mar
145
27
Ingersoll-Rand
'
118
6,300
33
39 % Jan
48% Jan
11,400
*116
5,900
21%
Industrla Elect De Mexic:o_100 pesos
2
27
24% Sep
58% Jan
5
14
9
149% Apr
54% Oct
77% Jan
19
19
24
55% Jun
4
5
Jun
16%
42
118
*86
88
5
Co
RR
Power
Jun
3
Jan
Jan
27,400
16%
*86
5
Co
General
43% Oct
300
42% Jan
142% Jan
34
7 % Feb
87
155
27
16%
88
22
No par
Co
Indianapolis
5
35
4.20%
Indiana
Jan
6
Co
preferredpreferred
preferred
preferred—
preferred
31
May 21
A
B
Refrigerator
43% Mar 30
Sep 26
33% Jan
40% Jan
47
May 25
May 29
series
series
preferred
preferred
44% July 16
23
71% Jan
Power
Ideal
5%
5%
48% July 3
45% July 19
44% Feb
5
Nov
145
Idaho
2
50
20%
26%
20%
26%
16%
74%
14
32% Jan
43
4
20%
25%
16%
75
10
471/4 Apr 12
441/2 May 22
441/2 Jan
20%
25%
16
2
NOV
21
25
2
46% May
10,100
21
Jan
16
29,900
18%
16%
29% Jan
46% Feb
42% Jan
9,600
14%
17%
25
Oct
46
45%
14%
18%
21
50% Nov
471/2 Aug. 21
45%
14%
17%
16%
23% May 29
18% Sep 27
31 % Jun 25
Apr
45%
14%
24%
Hussmann
May 29
45
15
18%
20%
13
37
451%
16%
21% Feb
13% Oct
42
34%
24%
26
18
69
34
21
14
Jan
9% Mar 26
68%
34%
16%
Co
Dec
37
28
67%
34%
67%
34%
24%
Hewlett-Packard
100
—100
Hupp Corp common
1
5% convertible pfd series A—50
Feb
*115%
21
Inc.
Hewitt-Robins
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3%% preferred series A
100
Hill
Corp
5
Hilton Hotels Corp
2.50
Hoffman Electronics Corp
50c
Holland Furnace Co—
5
Hudson
101% Mar
116%
14%
9
101
1161/2
18%
56% Apr
28
31,100
45
431/4 May 29
28% Oct 24
Jun
100
43%
18%
8
95
37%
42%
15%
17% Feb
96% July 6
5% May 29
35%
*37%
431/4
45%
28
100
*35%
37%
42%
18%
1
9% Oct
35%
37%
14%
4
9
35%
37%
45
Jan
45% Aug 27
35%
43%
18%
13
July
10,900
141/4
2
8
17%
46'/a
preferred
100
preferred—
—100
4.40%
preferred—
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Johnson Co
1
Howard
Stores Corp
1
Howe Sound Co——
1
28
17%
18%
Hotel
Jun
17%
14%
50c
1
5
1
12
Dec
26
17%.
45%
Chemical Corp
&
Oil
Jan
42
17%
34%
1
16
21*300
34%
15
2
60
30%
34%
Jun
3
401/4 Jan
29%
*67
35»/2 Feb
30% Jan
43y8 Aug 28
4
22
93
Mar
20
7
6
30%
67%
Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5% cnvertible preferred called_30
Holt Rinehart & Winston Inc
1
Homestake
Mining
12.50
Hooker Chemical Corp common__5
$4.25 preferred
—No par
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C
No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co.
5
28
29%
34%
4
29
Nov
86
33%
2
Jan
86
67%
14
33% Feb
88
preferred-No par
class A
Feb
76
49%
Hershey Chocolate Corp——No par
Hertz Co_.
1
Jan
11
49
*116
29
13
49
116%
19% Jan
15
47%
116%
37
18
48%
100
25
Jun
48
35%
21
5% Sep
49%
*37%
23
681/4 Jun
49
48%
41%
Oct
22
32%
21%
30,400
21
37%
16
6
31%
21%
35%
15% Jun
20
20,500
32%
21
37%
12% Jun
Jan
21%
31%
21%
41%
4
Nov
21%
32%
21%
35
21
43% Mar 22
21%
31%
21%
41%
28% Mar 30
16
22%
31%
21%
37%
Heublein Inc
72
22%
30%
21%
49%
36%
Hess
6
21%
31
40%
conv
1,400
41
21%
35%
$2
*40
21
*37%
:
41
8
30 %
11/24
common
x8 <
21%
(G W) common
—10
non-cumulative preferred—25
15% May 24
7
21%
8%
*40
17 J/2
21% July 10
10
Jan
-41
*40
17%
24
7 % Feb
41
17%
24
30% Jan
66
*40
17%
53
Apr
28% Apr
3
Sep 25
18% Nov
2
•;
17%
141/4 Oct
26
41
8 % '
8%
25c
10% Oct
20% Jan
8%
30%
Co-
$i
'
8%
29%
3
2
•
*8
30%
preferred
3,600
32"%
29%
5%
6,600
53%
42%
30
Powder
20
29%
52 %
21%
29%
7%
.
33%
1
Helme
,
29%
.
20%
17
651/2 Jan
33'A
32%
128
f,
42%
44% Jan
Jan
53%
32%
&
401/2 Mar 27
29
53%
20%
Heller
82
128
29
53%
*86%
20
May 29
32% Oct 23
*126
53%
42%
6
55% July 18
128
29%' ' 29%
53%
19%
191/4 Apr
Dec
128
30
52%
42
Industries-
118
128
29%
53
5
Helene Curtis
110% Aug 10
*127%
29%
5
2
25
Jan
108
128
88
Hercules
500
2,000
32%
Jan
Mar 21
•:
31%
27%
*86%
39% May 14
31%
22
2
E)
31%
32%
Mar
(W
12%
27%
No par
Heinz (H JV Co common—_8.33%
3.65%
preferred..——
100
50
99%
31
Hazeltine Corp——
29% Jan
24%
*95
13
22%
Hayes Industries Inc
H27
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
*23%
98
12%
*95
31%
Inc—,
Industries
47% Apr
9
48
24
*95
99%
27
Inc
13
74% May 25
24
99%
*P5
22%
•—
Jan
88
13,700
13%
23%
99%
31%
Marx
&
Aluminum
Haveg
12%
12%
23%
13%
23%
*94
27%
Corp of America common
5% preferred————
Mar 29
35% Jan
Schaffner
1,200
14,200
22 J/2
Harshaw Chemical Co__
Hart
23%
800
29%
52%
31%
Corp
11
46% Apr 24
12%
23%
36%
26%
World
&
32% Dec
Jan
13%
23%
36%
291/4
52
■Sa
22%
Hat
24
8% Feb
29%
51%
13
1
Corporation—
24% Jan
May 29
25% Oct
36%
29%
53
2.50
preferred—i.
30
May 18
36% Dec
36%
29%
51%.
com—7.50
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
13
-
25% May 29
17% May 29
27 %
23
36%
29%
53
2.50
Co
Co
A)
39% Jun
Aug
36%
29%
52%
100
Co
Organ
(M
201/4 July 11
122
36%
29%
53
1
common
preferred
Paper
7
36% Aug
3
23% Jan
37% Feb 27
Co
Harbison-Walker
18
4
20% Jan
24% Jan
48% Mar 13
Watch
convertible
5
44% Sep
80% Dec
19
Jan
May 24
128
9
35
46
*36%
29%
52%
1
Co
36
29%
5
Co
36
5
Printing Co
(W F)
4%
3
42% Oct 31
26
Hall
'
Jan
108
26% Aug
1
33% Dec 21
120% Jan
12.50
Hackensack Water
25% May 28
20
25'/a Jan
51
101%
10%
14
14
22%
23
50%
101%
17%
51%
102
17%
49%
101%
102
510
:
14%
14%
14%
14%
1 800
--
22%
22%
22%
22%
36,200
"1/ il
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
NEW YORK3STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
'
,
Lowest:
;
v
Range for Year 1962 v
Highest
,
NEW
Lowest
Highest
49 Va May 23
Kaiser
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 7.
Jan. 8
EXCHANGE
C
Alum
Chem
&
Corp___33y3c
35 Vz
37
*88% " 90 V
108 % Apr
25
48 *A Jun
1
4%%
preferred.^
122
May 19
4%%
(ser of 1957)
conv
pfd__100
104%
122
Jun
6
•'4%%
(ser of
conv
pfd
106*
106
87
Nov
6
Kansas
37%
51%
104%
4%%t convertible
100
50
1959)
100
City Pr & Lt Co com.No
When
issued
3.80%
4%
preferred
J.„.
:
loo
!
preferred
4.50%
par
..No par
preferred
100
preferred
•4.20%
*50%
100
77
90
106
37%
37%
91
106%
1061/2
107
107
107
107
107
107
78%
*39
82
•82
82
78%
79
95
*
95
*94%
102
100%
96
100%
*95
96
♦951/4.
95
*951/4
96
*97%
98 %
*971%
98%
*97%
99
Kansas City Southn Ind com.No par
Non-cumulative
preferred
25
40
40y8
421/4
42%
19%
20
28%
19%
30
19%
Kansas
30
30%
50
50%
171/4
17%
Kansas
Electric
&
Gas
Power
&
Co
Light
.No par
Co..
8.75
94
'1.94
*95 y4
99
*98
42%
19%
19%
*19%
20
30%
30%
31
30%
31
50
49%
50%.
50%
49%
17%
17%
17%
57%
57 Va
58
Kelsey
57'/2
341/4
34%
34%
35
34%
35%
31%
31%
31%
69%
70%
701/a
Hayes
Kend&ll
Co..!
l
Co..,——.
Kennecott
8
Copper_L
Keystone
Steel
Wire
&
Kimberly-Clark
2.50
;
:
1
Corp
preferred
43»/o
171/8
V 57
171/4
%•
57%
34%
31%
70%
311%
31%
71
79%
77
78%
77%
35%
37
36%
371/8
36%
37
37%
36'/a
36%
35
31%
70%
77%
36%
56'A
l
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
58
76
Z
.33%.
13%.
;
KLM
50%
17%
'
75%' ;75%
35%
36%
.100 g
King-Seeley Thermos Co..
4%
*
i
Co___T
-
35%,.37
__No par
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
99
43%
57%
49%
36
42%
20
301/2
;
*100% 102
951/4
43%
*19%
17%
791/4
39%
49%
17
,_i
__
78%
83
Kellogg 'CO —.—^—J——.:50c
Kayser-Roth Corp.
*106
*82
95
*97%
39
106%
*39
102
95'A
_
91
51%
106 Via
83
95
*100%
preferred
..--.-♦..loo
preferred—..
100
4,35%
38
*50%
391/2
83
'96
100%
79%
*39%
.83
*94%
100%
521/4
78%.
39%
'
*100%
37%
*88%
*50%
39%
Jan.11
/
51%
106
,
Friday
Jan. 10
381/4
78'A
82
Sales for
Thursday
'
51%
1061/2
♦39%
39
J&n. 9
91
51%
'106
77%
*38%
*81'
x
— 91
*50%
«
Wednesday
31%
.70%
78%
36%
;
36%
57%
58%
57%
58%
58 Va
59i/4
33Vi
33%
32%
33%
32 y8
14%
14%
14%
141/2
14%
14%
33%
14%
39%:; 40%
10
57%
34
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
....100
*85%
86
85 'A
86
841/a
85%
__i
85%
29%
30'A
28%
29%
(SS) Co
Kress (SH) & Co.
28%
291/s
lc
281%
28%
23%
24%
241/8
241/a
24%
241/2
241/b
24%
17
17
Kroehler
17 y8
171/a
17%
171/4
17'A
_5
*14'A
14%
*141/4
141/2
141/2
141/2
__j
*14iA
14%
24%
25%
251/a
25%
25%
25%
251/a
25%
30%
31
30%
30%
14%
15%
29'A
29%
Korvette
_
Inc__!
(EJ)
Kresge
Kroger
K
40 ya Jan
25% Jan
45
27
Apr 21
2
34% Dec
11
31% Jan
12
51
Dec
11
4OV2 Mar
8
26% Jun
20
40 Ve Nov
28
36% Jan
10
25% Oct
24
41
Nov
20
36% Jan
3
23% Sep
25
34
Apr
7
291/4 Feb
9
14% Jan
3
21
Aug 31
21% Apr
3
|31
Oct
2
41% Dec
8
16% Apr
33% Feb
20
15% Mar
6
16
24
8
11V2 Jan
3
20% Dec
11
1 % Jan
4
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
4
39
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
34 Vb Jun
111
19
Dec 20
48% Apr
28
10% Jan
4
81% Jan
3
146 Va Jan
10
40% Sep
26
23% Nov
9
7
Jan
Feb
15
1% Mar 16
22% Dec
11
V
lo
Mfg Co
Co
P
Co-IIZIZs
Sutherland Paper
Laboratory for Electronics Inc..
Laclede Gas Co
Lanvin-Parfums
Lear Siegler Inc
Lee Rubber & Tire.
Leesona
Corp
Feb
9
7
Lehman
Oct
5
43% Feb
8
12% Sep
25
13
Feb
8
Lehn & Fink Products
Leonard Refineries Inc
7
62
Mar 19
5
17% Mar 12
152% Dec
110% Feb
6
155% May 11
45% Nov 26
59'/2 Mar 16
42 V2
May
9
441/2 Jan
3
18% Dec
15
29
71
,,
Apr 17
35% Mar 29
£4% Dec
56 V2
Nov
271/2 Feb 27
29% Nov
9
170
Apr
591/4 May
14
25% Jan ..-2
54%
Mar 29
191/2 Jan
!"■
2
57
14
51% Aug 18
46 V2 Dec 22
6
2
Jan
69% Noy
56 >. Dec
20
47% Feb
o
5
24% Feb
13
27'A Jan
2
155% Jan
23
Belt
3%%
57
104
Mar 20
5%
4
95
Dec
31
4.25%
series
D
96
May
1
4.35%
series
E
91 % Dec
12
72% Nov
29
146,
,
35 /
May 25
Dec
63
Oct
28
24
18% Mar 28
77
May 17
20% Feb
23
Mar 20
63% Feb
151
40
64
6
Apl*
4
Mar20
Apr
11
Iorillard
7%
B
(P)
Co
15% Feb
8
Lowenstein
4
Lukens
21% Feb
20
Lykes
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
36%
36
36%
35%
9%
*9%
10
52%
541/4
53%
54%
541/b
54%
54'A
54%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
,12Va
12%
.
69%
70%
441/4
16 Va
16V8
16%
48%
49%
49
6
V*
18%
.67%
651,2
66%
66 Vb
67 %
52%
51%
521/4
51%
52
22%
211/2
22 %
211/2
19%
19%
19 lA
19%
191/4
19%
23
231/2
231/a
23%
23
23%
132%
*132
52%
com
97
105
95
25
"46%
1
_
.
9
"""""
1
ZZ5
Moore__ZZi2.50
641/a
65%
17%
18%
9 V'a
43 Va
-
22 VA
44%
,45
46
,
-
24
23
23'/a
22 Va
22%
22 Va
Exploration
1
Marathon
5%
5%
Oil
Co.
No par
Maremont
44%
45 %
Corp..-
..1.1
31
31%
5
28 Va
28%
28 %
1
:25%
25%
25%
1
13%
13%
13%
_•
43
17 Va
37%
Oil
Corp
10%
42%
92 %
Maracaibo
Marine Midland Corp
10
43%
v
65%
*23%
5ya
-
:
5%
.45 %*
-
:
30%
•
-
47 %:
31%
28%
26%
13%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co.
r~~~
4
36%
37
Marshall
36%
No par
35%
35%
34ya// 35iA
....
Martin-Marietta Corp
Masorite Corp
May Dept Stores common.
_____l
21%
22%
21%
2i
36%
36%
36%
37 Va
54%
54%
5
__
series.No par
series.No par
#3.40
preferred —.——.No par
preferred 1959 series:
100
Mays (J W) Inc.
—_.
—
Maytag Co
Nopar
3%%
4
MCA
39 y4 Apr
26
$1.50
McCall
24% May 22
120 Va Nov 27
107
July 25
161% May 22
Inc
conv
Nov
27
;
34%
23%
23 Va
3
22%
'22%
50c
16%
*82
89
100
85
86
105
conv
preference B
100
conv
preference B__—_
100
McGraw-Edison
Co
1
2 50
;
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger
inc
class
1
1
A._ZZl
Mclntyre
Porcupine Mines___No par
(AG) & Co
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc
9
McKee
.
Trucking Co.
1
& Eng Co....
Nopar
Mach
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Corp common
preferred (1st
4%%
10
5
series)_ZZlC0
Medusa Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
4%
footnotes,
preferred
series
B
17
100
preferred.
(J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
For
35%
_No par
51/2%
Mead
16%
52%
McDennott
McNeil
82%
16%
.No par
preferred
convertible
McLean
75%
*81%
30 V'a
Corp
McGraw-Hill
83
*74%
51%
41/2%
89
83
*82
30
McCrory Corp common
3%% convertible'preferred
$6
•83
No par
common
Corp
McCord
-37,
No par
.
No par
1
ZlOO
45%
64 %
*•'»% '10
23 Va.
36%
~_i
97 Va
148
63 %
•
/ 1%
65%:
_
45%
96
,34%
58 %
1%
*96
54
105%
33%
46 %
23 y4
53V4
*104
140
33
-25%
57%
x92
133 %
*147
38% ,39%
46%
54
105 %
*
21%
321/b
64 ^
50
137
,*95
143i/4" 145
32%
5
*
97%
45%
53
*104
95
*96
J
46%
144.
137
53 Va
•
*1031/2
95Va
;_i
140
52 %
1C4
__
Magnavox Co
83'A Dec
6
19
19%
Square Garden Corp com 1
6'Oc convertible
preferred__No par
Magma Copper.
jq
1947
5%
*17%
23
;
Madison
preferred
6'/a
17%
51%
_jo
1945
6
17%
22%
—
Corp..
72
49%
.65,
*
1
preferred
152%
44%
16 lA
*17%
common
$3.75
71%
153 Va
44 %
48%
49 'A
16%
$3.75
70%
152%
44%
72%
152%
43.%
15%
16%
Co
701/2
1541/2
44%
16% '16%
*
43
&
70 %
*152%
44%
481/2
Inc
36%
*
9%
Field
23"
9%
43%
&
1%
*22%
9%
*152 %'154,
'
Sons
Mallory (PR) & Co
Manhattan Shirt
23
9%
3.:
Marlin-Rockwell
7%
19
27 Va
Macy (RH) Co Inc common
1
;4%% preferred series A__.__.100
Marquardt
1%
9%
6
_—
Manning Maxwell
1%
35%
Inc.'""
Fund
71/4
18%
36
preferred
Madison
23%
7Va
18%
9%
preferred
Inc
23%
7%
18%
6%
Co—..;
Trucks
5 'A %
23%
7%
18%
*5%
MacAndrews & Forbes
Mack
231/2
7%
18%
5%
Steamship Co.ZZZZZ.
Bros
24%
7%
24
5%
preferred
&
18%
15%
*22%
common..:
(M)
Steel
15
22%
6ya
Louisville Gas & El Co
(ky).No
Louisville & Nashville.—
67V»Jan
15
61/s
preferred
preferred
15
22%
pfd
Long Island Lighting Co
series
15
26%
6%
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84%
conv preferred
8
17%
22%
■.
Loew's Theatres Inc..—
Lone Star Cement Corp
3
17%
*6%
1_.
Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Feb
17
*22%
—.
conv
Dec
171/4
1%
_
:
common
89
*23%
35%
Litton
104
24 %
1%
Co_.___—. —.
non-cum
24%
1%
_
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lionel Corp
24%
18%
-
•'•"'*27'%.-*: 27%
-
j.
Lfly Tulip Cup Corp
Link
25%
1%
Corp.
preferred
' 26%
1%
/
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.._.
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com_.
7%
25%
No
A
Lehigh Valley RR__
35% Feb
111% Nov 22
48
25%
No
series
4
15 y4 Jun
71/8
18%
„
14
60
*40
23%
,
pfd
15%
291/4
48
16%
_
Coal & Navigation Co..
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley. Industries com...
conv
*40
23%
.
Lehigh
$1.50
15%
291/4
48
25%
—
__
15%
291/4
*40
171/4
14%
Inp—_
Dec
60% Mar
15
29 y4
common
4.32% preferred series A
Lane Bryant————No
36% Dec
7
291% -30
85%
'
105
:%
44'A
16%
4
49%
the Week
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(155)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
f
Range for Year 1963
Lowest
Highest
~30
95% Dec
12
60
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
86% Dec
11
84% Jan
5
18% Oct
24
3
13% Apr
20
3
15 % Dec
11
28
5
37% Dec
74
Oct
9 % Jan
11
Aug
45% Jan -3
70% May
25
8% May 28
28
Feb
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87
97
10
Jan
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28
93% Jan
10
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4
19% Jan
Aug
81
3
Jan -8
July
94
Jan
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39% Apr 10
29% May 25
43
Oct 23
9
95% Jan
58% Feb
2
102
14
Dec
5
2
70% Feb
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16% Oct
23
40% Feb
5
13% Oct
24
25
55
Jan
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34
35% Jan
21% Oct
45% Apr
11
34
May 29
Jun 21
Dec
7
30% Mar 22
19
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
34% Jan
42% Jun
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2% Oct
22
4% Jan
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25
51% Mar
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6
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2
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12% May 29
41% Jun 15
14% Oct 24
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20
17% Dec
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35%
—100
—
110
ISO
39%
,
*76%
preferred
Steel
'•v
105
109
*109%
100
Airlines
conv
5
105
1083/4
1093/4
,39%
5"
*104%
108%
105
100
!
$4.16
10
23.
t————
:
$4.11
19% May 29
:
11,500
100
preferred-^.
preferred
Northrop Corp
42% Dec
21% Jan
'93
Ry
Power
23
13
33% July 20
35 Va Aug
7
8,900
45 %
*73%
1093/4
100
preferred—
89
44%
45
9%
108%
L—100 1.
preferred—
4
88
44%
45%
*104%
5.60%
78 3/4 Mar 23
8
44%
45 Va
100
44% Jan
853/4 Jan
44%
45%
preferred
.5.80% preferred———-;
373/4 Mar 16
7
44 5/8
;V 45%
5 Va %
r:
25% May 29
29
443/8
45%
44%
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
86% Dec
44%
44%
10
9
Nov
44%
No par
7
6.200
443/4
Co
Co
6
737a
443/4
P S
Gas
6
73%
74
Indiana
Mar
6,900
74
8%
73 %
Natural
114% Mar
8%
61%
73%
Northern
1137/s Mar
8%
63
22%
9
>9%
Northern
109
9
62 Va
227b
1-2,500
22%
9
60%
22 3/a
&
73%
6
V
83/4
183/4
72 %
28
77% Mar 23
89
8%
185/s
72%"
43%
>
Dec
11
Oct
1
,50
48 Va Apr
Sep 26
30 Va Oct 24
107
107
Oct
500
225/8
183/4
Jun
24%
133/4
2 47/a
112
*22%
24%
63
113% Mar 13
22 5 3
49,566
18%
18%
5
1,200
3.200
29
*13%
61%
6
22 %
1117b
*22 3/4
24%
12
106%
260
13%
1
Sep
110
240
24%
7
July
'a
107 Va
*225/8
Car
108% Jan
112
170
50
94
xl 3%
Aviation
100
*105
22
28 3/i
American
103
106%
107%
22
American
45
107%
21%
American Coal
*
*92 %
29%
North
34% May 29
102
Jun 14
v
21%
r
North
41 % Dec 19
22,700
47%
84%
North
v
48 %
72%
78%
30
6
1,400
40
83
*84
Apr 25
46% Dec
*82%
*82 Va
83
Jan
108
3,400
2%
30
3
1%
1%
15/8
12 Va
15
Jan
27,600
55,900
2%
25
30
157 a
43%
12%
23
Corp
Co
1534
42%
2%
6 3/i Oct
Ry
3.800
16
44
12%
2%
193/4 Oct
Central
3,O65
13
Sep" 13
Northern
7,300
95 Va
18%
2
453/4
88 Va
49%
S
Jan
100
22%
50c
Corp
*86
6.2C0
16,800
96
28
2
45%
45a
32%
79%
25%
65%
14% Dec
72 Va Jan
25%
65 Va
41% Apr
May 29
*78
80
283/4
115%
113%
32%
32 %
25%
84%
105
21%
263A
111
4,300
78%
*107
105
20%
1
Ry common—25
Adjustment
preferred
25
6%
preferred
.———10
7,700
45%
84 Va
83 Vs
5
Western
20
78%
78
107
19%
44%
340
V573
74
85
93
1,100
7
19%
30.%
1%
7
2,200
443/4
'15%
*82%
.
7 Va
:
42
*92
100
preferred
lS/8
83
100
11,100
,
2%
77%
121/4
16%
12%
*83
12 Va
30 3/a
2%
.*73
4,800
12 %
49%
13%
467/a
7%
49 Va
42
100
18 Vo
*95%
2 Va
com_No par
163/i
7%
96%
12 3/i
36,500
16 Va'
18 Va
19%
437/8
1
10,400
66%
42%
Shipbuilding Corp
39,600
7%
30
:
37%
20 %
88%
44%
Norris-Thermador
900
*20
66
42%
&
44'/4
37%
*86
43 V8
Norfolk
30%
*43%
37%
67 Va
42%
Brakes
Electric
30 Va
43%
88%
16
State
30
48 3/4
95%
»
20
2,000
2,600
44%
457/8
*86
66
27
28,500
*6%
25%
45%
88%
167%
139 %
113/4
79
16%
York
26%
27
73%
7%
32%
79
140
100
43 %
44
25
25%
*86
;v;-
1,300
30
U9%; /19%
,
30
4.85%
Sep 27
Jan
79%
19%
v
49%
Air
Central
Niagara Share Corp—
Nopco Chemical Co
7
*138%
7 Va
157/8
5.25%
May 17
21
325/a
7
7
29%
4.10%
4
16% Oct 24
6
Y
139 Va
*26%
12%
16%
100
Ship & Dry Dock—1
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
——»100
3.60%
preferred
100
3.90%
preferred———,
^-.100.;
Nov 27
24
*783/4
12
.
293/4
$3.75
74
May 28
July 18
21
May
••
Nov 24
Feb
N
433/i Jan
.v
1
32%
.100
tN Y New Haven & Hartford-No par
tPreferred 5%
series A
100
;
New
15
67% Jun
5
57Vb Jun
117
Jan
19% Feb
76% Jun
.
6
7 61/4 Jan
U
33/8 Jan
27
33% Jun
27
38% Jan
Jun
*138
7%
16 Va
York
28% Jan
common.No par
——
7
7
73/8
29%
York
New
433/4 Dec
21
*167
18 Va
7%
5
New
207/s Jan
Dec
167%
163/a
18
,
Railroad—1—^.1
Chicago & St Louis Co
15
39% Mar 21
14
2V» Dec
*167
18
16%
.18
7%
18 3/4
7%
96
22
10
72%
41%
16%
153/4
18%
7%
48%
May 29
28
98%
73%
16 Va
153/4
18%
95%
Jun
Dec
99%
18
"15%
*1
Co
493/B
10% Jun
1
22,200
41%
73 Va
9
20
953/4
28
24
41%
8%
41 %
*98 Va
20
49 Va
Mar 21
47/a Jan
96,600
20%
95
Mar 22
7
9%
9 Va
38%
convertible preferred
46
1% July
6,400
37%
66
22
Y
303/tt
20
66
4%
N
1C0
30 Va
20%
66
Newport News
12
48 Va
30%
38%
45 Va
15% July 18
26
94
48 %
38%
65%
35% Jun
27
26
94
20
44%
2
25%
43%
1
Fibre
6,400
4.000
11,500
22,500
49 Va
297/a
43%
257/0
21
*86
54%uan
36% May 29
29%
44
67
23
'
27 %
293%
66%
3 8 3/a
Newmont
20
29%
*43 Va
67%
38
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Mining Corp common
10
New
20
Nov
139%
*26%
22%
a
5,300
30%
.167%
*138
22
20%
25%
86% Feb
*166%
27%
30,200
75%
22%
No par
25
86 Va May 10
166%
139%
26%
77%
79%
23%
223/4
37%
^1
20
97
5
166 %
*138
22,900
94%
733/,
73
17,400
12 3 a
94
42
993/4
45%
12 Va
25s/b
9Va
83/4
4
preferred
Aug 23
5l3/4 Sep 24
Jun
,
9
8-/a
167%
100
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
85
63 '/a Jan
8%
New
12
30'/a
45%
12%
*48%
30 Va
30%
45,%
66%
49 l/a
30%
8 3/a
30 Va
22 3/i
93%
*48 Va
30»/4
g9%
'
22%
25%
93%
Co
Newberry Co (J J)
6
26% Mar 27
29
May 29
257/a
49%
■
39
'
25%
*93
*48
Nautec Corp^——-—l
.r^,,,5
"Nei&ne*. ■ Bros ■ Inc.—--"
Neptune Meter Co—J.5".
Nevada; Power Co—i' •
12
255/a
94
Co
21
1
13
67%
100
Co
Vulcanized
67
25%
5
Natomas
66%
30 %
78%
23%
65
48,300
12 Va
223/4
67
1,900
23 Va
443/4
80%
-
49
Chemical
National
*
22%'
*93
Corp
National
23
22 3/i
Corp—^/.Ll
B
Service
National-Standard Co
2
23%
*48
preferred
16
22%
22%
655/o
—1
;;
Ref
80%
23
100
Corp.!
&
79.3/4
22%
50
preferred A
6%
81%
22%
Co—10
National Linen
:
225/a
Corp com_5
(conv)
93/4 Mar 29
22
13% Oct 23
12%
Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred.—
No par
National Lead Co common
5
24 Va Oct
8
12%
National
4
Jan
17
36Va Aug 30
15 Va Jan
22 7/s Jan
27
*98
4 4 3/a
123/a
General
21
27
11
3
993/4 Dec
5
22
44%
12 Va
56 Va
225/a
30 Va
12%
43 Va
3,100
5 6 Va
23%
9%
45'A
12 %
Co—.w—*»-5
preferred
National
44%
30 3/a
934
9%1
56%
23
30 3/a
24
>siM
56%
9%
30 Vs
;
57 %
23%
30 Va
National Fuel Gas
9% Mar 27
9 5/8
-56%
23%
23%
Chem
,s;
9% '>-9%
30%
&
/.'v.
57%^ •"573/4
24%
pfd series of 1951—
Dec
33 % Aug
24
2
<
30 3/a
4%%
167
1313/4 Dec
93/4 Jan
~
Distillers
•
23 Va
4%%
ivlttr 23
303/4 Jan
'
Natl
2
3
163/4 Dec
4
23
9
57%
5
Corp
Biscuit
,.151% Jan
'127% Jan
15
28% July 21
1146% Dec 27
17% Nov
Oct
Jan
93 % Dec
5
Jun
5
72
56 3/4
;
1
National, Can Corp—
10
National Cash- Register—........
National Castings Co
No par
National City Lines Inc.
_1
National Dairy Products
5
14
•30% Apr
223/4 May 29
5 % Oct 24
•-
293/4 Feb
23 3/a Dec
2
1
9
9 Va Apr
3
'
29
52
Aug
33% Nov
82% Aug-25
46% July 7
3
233/4 Jan
National
8%
1
II
Airlines—
National Aviation
2
;i8% Oct 24
18 % May
National
4
24
663/4 Oct
5
National Acme Co
24
Jan
1323/4 Jan
25
25% Jan
61%
,
Corp
447/8
*92% : 93%
;
,
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(156)
.
.
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1961
Monday-
Tuesday
Jan. 7
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range for Year 1962
Highest
r
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
v
Range for Previous
Wednesday
Jan. 8
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 9
Friday
Jan. 10
the Week
Jan. 11
Shares
o
36% Jan
3
Jan
79
38
Jan
3
93 Va Jan
3
100
90% Jan
13
95
337/e Jan
19
49
Jan
49% Jan
11
21
86% Dec
Nov
8
100% Dec
.
7
14
105
Nov 22
3
94% July 18
Nov 20
30% Jun 25
46
Dec
12
17% Mar 15
16% Jun 28
18% Apr
23
85
Aug
4
32 % Aug 24
39
Dec 11
90
88% Jan
95% Nov
15
42% Nov 22
16% Apr
Dec
4
52% Aug
26
5
Jun
1115% Oct
39 y4 Jan
17
56% Jan
4
173/4 Oct
24
16% Jan
3
76 v
Sep
28
26
104
v
Sep
26% Jan
18
120% Apr
43% Dec
6
98
14% Jan
13
12% Oct
5
Apr 11
18
Mar
Jan
23
3
141% Jan
5
5% Jan
7
12% Nov
13% Dec
177
3
18% Dec
65%
16 Ye Sep
Apr
33%
Otis
3
Jun
25
96
Owens-Illinois
14
115 =;
43
Oct 25
16
101 % Feb
$5
5
2
12
Pacific
25
14% Nov
7% Oct
22
14
19
10% Jun 25
26
6%
7Ya Jan
5
5% May 28
12
20
Jan
15 Ys Jan
95% Nov 24
91% Aug 23
97 Yb Feb
8
18
11
31
Oct 24
58% Feb
16
32% Oct
25
85% Apr
44% Apr
30
Sep
19
19% Jan
3
35% Dec
7
23% Jan
18% Oct 24
9
27
Dec
26
33
15 Ya Jan
3
41
Ya Jan
4
49 Ya
14
40
37 Ya Apr
28 Ya Jan
5
59% Nov 20
37
3
45 Ya Nov
6
23% Jun 25
41% Jun
23% Jun
Apr 28
20 % Oct
30 Y4 Dec
Feb
23% May
11
Apr
27
Mar 29
27% Jan
Oct 22
19% Jan
48% Jan
17
Jan
2
34 Yb Feb
20
41
18 Ya
*18
33
Consolidated
Electronics
1
100
Aug 14
33 YB Jan
82
July 10
96
Jan
27%
27%
27
27 Ya
26%
2 7 3/8
55,900
52
*50 Ya
No par
Transportation
*50%
*50%
51 Ya
5
30Ys
30%
30 Ys
305/s
26
26
26
26
28 Ys
29
25
8
101
104 Ya Mar
28%
28 y4
29
*28
287/S
18 y4
18
is y4
18
18 Va
18
18 %
1,100
9,400
19 y«
19 Ys
19 Ya
19
19 Ya
19 Ys
19 Ya
17,300
Fruit Co Inc
conv
Chemicals
9 y4
_5
common
Corp
Sand
61 Ya Oct
78% Jan
3
125
7™% Jan
30
86
7'
% Jan
12
83 Ya Mar 16
82
July 16
80% July 25
51% Sep
14% Jan
25
64 Ya
42
3
Nov
May
24
8
July 31
22 Yb Nov
24
44% Jan
4
76% Dec
94
Feb
3
99
38
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
18% Jun 27
39% Jan
10
68 Y4 Oct
27
30% Oct 23
11% Oct
4
18% Jan
3
Dec
6
40
Oct
24
28
'97
Feb
6
81% Aug 23
27% Apr 24
88 y4 Mar 21
75
88
Dec
12 Ya Oct
123
Sep
62 Ya Dec
27
23
131
8
Dec
21
28
61
Aug 11
46% July 21
9'/a Jan
3
Jan
5
126% Aug 21
43% Oct
12
36% Oct
17% Jan
8
24
54
25
78
Jan
4
25
130
Jan
3
21
Nov~28
22 Y4 Mar 30
6
Oct
24
81% Jun
14
May 11
323/4
Ort~24
31Y4 Se
»
37
f7% Feb
17
96
Dec
15
13
145
See
18
4
31
Aar
l
For
footnotes,
see page
_5
Inc
-33Vac
preferred
100
preferred
100
preferred
—100
4.68% preferred
—100
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)_
50c
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4%
preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum..
—5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common————No par
$4 preferred—-——--No par
Piper • Aircraft Corp
—.
1Pitney-Bowes Inc—
•
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com-10."
$5 convertible preferred. —No par
$4.80 preferred (conv).
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co___
1
4.08%
7
•
•
90 Ye
July 17
Nov 21
109
Apr 10
HOYa Feb 15
21
July 25
5% Oct
24
Jun
18
84
31 % May 29
1117% Oct 30
20Y4Oct 23
28% Jun 25
54% Oct
24
Oct
25
136
25% Oct 26
23.
Nov 21
24% Dec
24
Feb
10% Feb
11
28
8
v-,
preferred—-i——-——100
Public
Serv
Co
of
Ind
com
3Ya%
preferred-4.32% preferred-;—.—
4.16% preferred
$4.75 preferred—
—Nopar
Puget Sound Power & Light CO—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
Pullman Inc
Nopar
23 Ya May
3»M> Mq.r
o
38 y4 Dec
26
Pure Oil:
16
Quaker Oats Co
91% Feb
146
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
6%
30Yb
92 Ya
95
>
5
preferred—
—
100 "
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__l<» i
33%
*76 ; *24%
" *23
"
6Y4
-
17
,
75
>
92
20
*
25Y2
37%
24%
24
6%
85
39%
20
26%
37%
65%
66Y4
66
*141
273/4
142Ya
283/b
*141
28
75%
*85%
86 %
82 Ya
82 Va
82 Ya
220
4874
47 Ya
48 y4
193/4
1934
197/s
48,600
3,600
*100
93Ya
95:
*97Ya
98%
$108
109 ;
109
353a
24Ya
*23
77Ya
24%
24
6Ya
"6Ye
*84
38%
20y4
85
39Y4
20%
26
:36%
-
6,200
101Y2
30
30%
30 VA
30Y4
4,600
43 Ya
44
42%
43 Ya
9,000
16
16
8,100
17
16%
'
*75
"
—
—
15 3/8
15Y8
-
—
—
75
15 Ya
100
16
4,900
90
136 Ya
*135
136
136
—
*70
73
"
5574
55
■/
.
56 Ya
27,400
8Ys
55 Ya
8
77/s
14,400
'
*41
42 Ya
44: •
39
*1213/4
■
■'
39 Ya
39
*12134
124 Ya
6,300
124 Ya
59
■
59
109
109
300
44
*43
59 Ya
59
107 Ya
20
42 Ya
♦41:
39 Va
109
33Y4
333/4
33%
144%
167 a
%
1463/4
1674
;
34 y4
1477s
167/s
167/8
—
1,500
'
144 V*
170
6,500
81,600
-
2,600
94 Vi
95
95
Ya
44
43%
4374
6,200
73 y4
74
73
733/4
23,800
x94
43
-
1,200
'
28%
29%
69%
305's
93 Ya
93 Ya
293/s
18,000
69Y4
29
69 3/8
*30 Va
69%
23,400
30 Ya
=:,943/4
95
*97 Ya
,
3,400
93 Ya
140
;/
30 Ya
;://* 92%;.:
*94%
98 Ya
•108
109
*9774
*108
,
.
58
101 Ya
.
*94%
34Ya
*76
3,080
30
•43
70
31
57 Ya
5774
56 3/4
$92
347/b
66Ys
142Ya
29
7434
85 y4
*100
28%
109
66,000
14,600
19 5/8
/.
42
28%
,
77% 77%
"v
: • *24% ; 24%
*23
24
6Yb
6Y4
*84
85
•
' 38Y8 .39% H
1 20
20Ya
26Ys
26Y2
37% 37% ^
'
■
8Ya
,
10
3554
75 Ya
73
697b
30Yb
;
697/s
30 Ya'
*108Y4 109Ya
33%
,
28%
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;
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8,800
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43
44
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94
60
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;
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4,500
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49 Ys
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95
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2
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-
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-——25 '
25
21
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m
55
101
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75
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19Ya
31
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5.05% preferred-——i—,^100
5.28% preferred
100
43% Jan
88
19Ya
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-
Service Co of Colorado—-_5
-
863/4
84 "*83
48%
48Ya
52%
'
.
363/4
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220
,
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101
54
'
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47 Yi
46 Ya
39
48Ya
14%
48
30 V4
75%
preferred——75
^
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——i..;.—U:l;25
Polaroid Corp...——————as.l«,-
,
30 Y8
38
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56Y8
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86
101 Va
15
27%
49Yo
55%
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convertible
$3.50.
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483/4
55%
29%
30 Ya
xl00
102
*87
88
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xl05
105
No par
101 y4
14%
*9974 lOOYa
17
173/a
55Y8
12.50
20
Nov
79% Anr
Jan
Inc..
Co
94 Ya May
35
76% Jan
i31
&
92
2
12
Permutit
(Chas)
1
5
19
14
10C
2
71 y4 Jan
Jun
42
No par
Jan
22% Jan
39% Jun
51
49 Ya
Jan
23 Y4 May 29
11
55
49 y4
*121%
Pittston Co (The) commonr-i—x573A
34% Nov 29
Ma~r~29
14
143/4
55
87
29
May 12
14 Ys
54%
85
29
43 Ya Oct
14 Ya
54%
49 y4
99%
17Yb
277/a
48Ya
56
30
Public
Jun
87 Ya Aug
14%
55
48
•
50
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
Jun
14
14 Ya
13%
14 Yb
54 Ya
54 Ya
46 Va
46%
*99% lOOYa
17
17Ys
27
27Ya
48Y4
49Y4
common—1
Co
preferred
26
106
3
14
54 Ya
46 %
Cement
convertible
14
104
4
47
1
19
7
3
48%
48Ya
49Y4
47 Y4
'/< 48
69 Ya Dec
22
Apr
4*7
31 Ya May
Nov
Jan
<-$48 V4
47 Ya
July 24
108% Dec
8
48
49
47Yb
46%
32% A or
25
49% May 29
22
84 Ya
48
49
-
2
25
92% Nov
33% Jan
47Ya
100
33%c
-
92 Y4 Jan
56% Jun
10
7
37%
Potomac •Electric
7
16
36%
Poor & Co^—-10 /
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5Ya% sf pref-100
17
Apr
37%
5
88% Nov
22 "Ys Nov
37 y4
8
3
May 17
5
22
20% Jun
21
101
Jan
.29
78
lOOYa
21
6
23 Ye
lOOYa
47 Ya Mar
70%
9
100
15
95 Ya Mar
16
7
100
14%
18
32
30% Apr
87
Dec
70 Yi Aug
21 Ya Jan
100
15
24
13% Oct
90% Oct
4
106
100%
14%
May 28
4
Dec
•
lOOYa
10
700
335/s
102 Ya
3
101% Nov
8
122
30
323/s
33 %
101%
Jan
97 y4 Oct
Nov~14
35% Mar 29
32
33 3/4
221
3
3
55% Jan
Jun
3
28
Jan
4
9
88
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
44% Jun
Jan
104 3/4 Jun
May 1
67% Feb 20
31 Ya
1013/4
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
P ttsburgh Plate Glass Co—----10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com—No par
5% preferred class A-;.
-i——100
5%%
1st series prior pfd100
Pittsburgh & ,West Yirglnia_v—-100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
139 :
116% Mar
43
102
16Ya May 15
14
28
Jan
1
8
13
Dec
50
Mar 15
86
22
13
,
238%
3
81Y4 Aug
83% Jan
Jan
Feb
79% Dec
19
73
22
Jan
86Y4 Mar
81
35
120
3
Apr
5
Oct
19% Jan
23
21 Ya
32
33 Va
4.40%
,
39
101%
3.80%
:
38%
33%
33
33%
33
4.30%
-
32
32 Ya
38 Y«
X38
1013/4
Phila Electric Co common
2
38 Ya
25,700
6,300
33 Ys
Pfizer
4
100% Nov 27
41% Jan 11
65% Mar 19
27
135
13
33 Ya Jan
24
5% Oct 22
i
88
22
26Ya Apr
69
Jan
65% Jan 24
5
Feb
Sep 28
'
37 Ya
12,400
46
IOIYs
Pfaudler
84% Feb 19
59Ya Mar 14
21 Ya Nov
5
175
Aug 17
12Ya Jun
17% May 17
44
55% Jan
Nov
79 Ya Feb
27
96 Ya Jan
64
18% Mar 16
9% Oct 30
113
67
Apr 21
4
24
15% Oct
20
Oct
373/s
■
42%
43%
333/a
Phelps-Dodge Corp
5
37
31%
9%
42%
46
1023/s
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
87Y2 Mar 27
37 y4
31 Ya
9
43
45 y4
45%
IOIYS
4Ya%
2
45
1023/s
Pet Milk Co common
31
112Ya Jan
24
Jan
45%
101 Ys
5%
13
45
*31
9%
28%
*42 Ya
43
*41%
45 Y4
37
3
9 Ys
9%
9Ys
9%
43
*41%
28 Ya
Glass
Corp_
1
_No par
preferred.
———100
4.40% series preferred—
100
Permanente
13
9Ys
9YB
45
:
4% %
-
15
*28 Ys
43
*413/4
50
preferred-;
Pepsi-Cola Co
Perkin-Elmer Corp
2
Jan
500
18%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
31
81
100
13,600
18
Pennsylvania RR
July 13
106
50 Ya
30 Ya
26 y4
30%
*26
18 Ys
*
103% Nov
7
88% Nov 28
Aug.23
26% Oct 24
84% Nov 29
3
*49 %
26 Y«
19
Pennsylvania
2
Sep
50 Ya
30 Ya
*26
120
18
Penn Power & Light com
57% Mar 15
100
50 Ya
30 y4
30 Ya
26%
16,500
98
18%
Pennsalt
34% Mar 20
Yi
51 Ya
30 y4
*26
*96
1
4.68%
,58
Jan
2
19%'Mar 15
59YaMar23
8
713/4
273/b
15
1
7i y4
26%
12% Jun
6
72 Ys
27
22
Mar
7134
26%
Jun
Dec
71%
—No par
25
85
72
20,500
63% Apr 20
100
71 Ys
37 Ya
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
80% Sep 22
91% July 5
16,200
53,700
*96Y4
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—No par
6
12 Ya
233/3
36%
52Ya Mar 19
Jun
12%
22
96 y4
51
Apr 30
56% Feb 16
98
12 Ya
22 Ys
37 Ya
3
103% Mar 29
12 Ya
21%
37
24
12
12 Ya
22 Ys
96
Oct
Sep
12 y4
21%
37 Ya
Jun
96
123/s
22
37 y4
33
May 29
18,500
12 Ys
21%
96 y4
37
25
11 %
12 y4
22
37%
39Ya May 29
29
10
5,200
96 y4
8
30% Jun
2,500
373/s
24
Feb
10 Ys
140
6
16 %
37%
12
42
97/s
5%
163/4
97
50% Jan
62% Jan
6 Ys
148 Ya
37 V*
59% Nov
'
9,800
148%
1
1
58% Dec
1
7,900
333/s
16%
16%
10
97/o
237/s
61 Ys
33
148 Yt
6
16%
16 Ya
10
9%
6
6
5%
16Ys
148
23%
61%
>
72%
96 Y4
3
24
9%
150
1,100
71 y4
96 y4
Sep 27
July 24
23
630
70 V*
East
Nov
18Ya Oct
102
12
_1
36
33% Oct
44% Oct
7,900
21 Ys
1—70c
Inc
53/4.
16 y4
16%
9%
—50c
Sulphur
:
6
5%
16Ys
*148
148%
148
149 Ya
149
5
Corp
48
49% Apr 20
53 Yb Nov 24
65% May 16
35 Va Nov 27
18
24
22
3
102
61 Ys
31% Oct
46YB Jan
18
*
14,400
18
32 Ya
6
19% Jan
18%
33
1
Penn
1013/4 May 25
18Yb Feb
2
25
33%
102
6i y4
Dec
13Ya Jun
18%
18%
32%
102
23 Ya
59
14
9,600
33%
102
32%
3
19 % Dec
1,300
34%
33
102
1
32 Yb Jan
15% Sep 26
32% Sep 15
30 YB Jan
3
101%
32%,
102 Ya
2,600
3
66 Ya Jan
101%
31%
*101 Ya
27,800
2
101 y4
101%
32 Ya
101 Ya
18
Jan
15
*101
'
32 Y»
33 Ya
Penney (J C) Co————1
38% Mar 22
24
iooy4
ioo y4
101 Ya
13 Ya
95
Jan
76%
18
10% Nov
35Yb Oct
76%
13%
4
99
76%
33 Ys
2
12
76
13 Ya
18 y4 Dec
Dec
75%
101 y4
33 Ya
973/4 Jun
100
75%
ioo y4
13%
5
1
75%
ioo y4
32 Ys
3
94% Feb
9,200
75
75%
ioo y4
1
106 % May 25
49% Oct 24
1,600
59%
14%
13%
11 Ya Jan
Nov 20
22%
59
33 Yb
28Y4 May 29
98% July 25
76
22%
59%
133/a
25% Jun
3
22%
59%
3£%
6
37% Jan
15%
22 Ya
60
14 Ya
13 Yb
5
.
14%
22%
59%
33%
6
,
147/s
22 Ya
GO
13%
Dec
12
14%
22%
59 Ya
33 y4
101% Jun
43% Jan
37,800
14 Ya
22 Ya
13 Ys
9
46
15%
14%
59 Ya
33 Ya
19
54% Jan
2,500
11,100
13 y4
94% Sep
90 Ya Jan
14
2,100
56%
32%
26% Jan
40
16%
50%
55%
Penick & Ford
3
52% Jan
16%
49%
.
Pendleton Tool Industries
2
26
16%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
4
May 31
May 29
7% Oct
9
24
8
15
49,800
56%
61%
Peabody Coal Co common—.
5% conv prior preferred—
May
100
2,800
•
34%
49%
24
Parmalee
1,000
16'%
32 Ya
American
17%
4,100
t
55%
61 Ys
Parke Davis & Co_
2
28% July 12
26
14Ye NOV
26
27
15
17%
v
44%
48 Y4
23%
Paramount Pictures Corp
75% Apr 11
35
Jan 31
16 y«
44%
22 Ya
74 Ya
Pipe Line
No par
4%-preferred
—————100'
38% Mar 15
42% Oct 24
22% Jun 21
12
60% Nov 22
a
55%
33
Panhandle
53% Jan
95%
36%
33%
36%
34%
61%
12
22
*94%
36%
335 s
24 Ys
70% Dec
59% Nov
95%
36 Ya
32 Ys
Pan Amer World Airways
39% July 19
86% Jan
5
*94%
36%
61
12
15Ye Oct 24
45% May 29
94 Ya
34%
16 y4 '16%
48 y4
48%
55%
55%.
33%
23%
24% Feb
6
94%
36Ys
.•*
32%
Packaging Corp of America
23% Dec
17%
61 Va
Packard-Bell
8
17%
24
Tin
20
17 Ya
48
55 y4
60
101%
45
60 Ya
3
Pan
47 Ya
*101
45
32 Ya
5
12
16%v
56
104
,
*17 Ya
.
,34%
48
104
101%
lOOYa
23Ys
Pacific
23 Yb Mar
*
__No par
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Telsp &; Teleg
39% Jan
158 3/4 Feb
2
101 Ya
/ com—14 2/7
preferred--.!-—100
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co
Aug 30
613/b Dec 27
104
14%
5
Electric
&
*103%
7,200
Inc_5
Pacific American Corp.
Pacific Cement & Aggregates
20
Gas
420
104
48%
10
Jan
36YeFeb
25
580
87%
48
59 Ya
No par
preferred
98%
87%
48
22 Ys
1
100
15
preferred-
4%
Oxford Paper Co common
98%
87
47%
45 Ys
36 Ys
33Ys
*16
99
85 Ya
45 Yi
95Ys
36%
16 Yb
com—6.25
Co
153/a Jan
24
-
Glass
15
8% May 16
24% Aug 30
26% May 15
Mar 22
Fiberglas Corp
May 29
47
May 29
26% May 29
142% Oct
5
3
Jan '
Mar 23
*94
:
99
85 Ya
.101 Ya
17%
55 Ys
Oucboard Marine Corp_——.
30c
Co
No par
Owens-Corning
Jan
453/a
47 Ya
3.125
Elevator
Outlet
9% Jun
4
Chemical
Mathleson
87% Feb
25
Oct~20
48% Apr
Corp—5
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.!
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
23
1003/4
36 3/4
33 Y»
98 3/4
98
*103%
45%
17%
95 Yb
*94 Ya
47 Ya
YB
85 y4
•-
104
1003/4
-
17%;
36 Ya
Olin
24% Mar
16% Jun 23
3
17%
47 y4
983/4
86%
*103
457/s
.—20
-——100
47%
98
86%
,
101 Ya
Gas__.
Natural
25 % Jan
97% Jan
15
lOOYa
7.50
Oklahoma
14
28
34% Dec 26
*
103 V*
x453/a
preferred
-—
4.24% preferred———-
26
16% Oct 24
52
30% Jan
Jan
102
Y
98%
86 Ya
common-5
Co
4%
41% Jan
3
17% Nov 23
76
Electric
&
Gas
Jun
99% Jun
July 11
24% Jun
33% Dec 21
4.44%
Okla
Feb 26
54% Jan
4.56%.
64
18
87% Jan
v
10% Oct 24
19
3
4
106
23
;
47%
48%
98%
86
preferred———100
preferred——————100
preferred—-. —
—100
preferred
100
46% Oct
19
102% Mar 22
82 % Oct
25
May 28
43% Oct 24
28% Feb 20
26% Dec
41
35
Nov 27
82
31
29% Oct 24
7
39% Oct
July
4.40%
3.90%
19
97%
•47%
Ohio Edison Co common———15
2
Dec
99
80% Jun 29
Dec 27
,
May 28
92
52% Nov 16
95% Feb 23
83% Nov
8
3
89
263/4
37%
66Y4
67
*141
142Ya
30
30V*
109 Yi
35 Ys
76
35%
36
*75
76 y4
*24%
2474
*23
.24
6%
109%
109 V4
95
6Va
;>••>
109
ioo
210
1C9%3574
13,800
410
77
•243'8 / 24%
r'*23 •.•/: 24
6.%
70
98 Ya
-100
.
67 b
10,100
85
84'
84
387/s
387s
37%
387b
16,300
207 s
26 y4
2034
20 %
20 Ya
2,000
27 Ys
: 26 Ya
273b
36 Ya
37 74
36%
37 Ys
*84
66 Ya
*141
28 Ys
66 Ya
142 Ya
29 %
v
66 Ya
*141
29 Yb
67
10
r
28,900
34,700
4,000
142 Ya
29 %
2.500
•
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NEW:YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest.
;
NEW YORK
Range for Year 1962
Highest
,
Lowest
Highest
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
38% Jun
9
27
63% Mar 14
Radio
Corp
16% Oct
24
26% Dec
57% Jan
5
11% Oct
27
17% Jan
33% Sep
88% Feb
27
8
79
Mar 30
45
Jan
10
213% Jan
2
303/4 Feb
13
Random
83
26
8
6
65
Oct
24
16% May 29
24% Apr
41% Feb
18
16
12
Oct
24
53/4 Oct
Nov
24
1
18
58
71% Dec
8
34
Jun
22
3
133/4 Oct
24
28% May 10
10% Oct
Oct
16% Oct
3
20% Nov
16
Jan
3
15
Oct
26
16% Jan
6
20% Apr
43% Nov
25
May
1
67 :: Apr
20
j
Aug 24
49% Jun
04
i
Oct
9
8
66% Mar
11
21% Dec
25
Dec
18% May 11
21% Feb
12
16 3/4 Jan
4
Reichhold
25
19% Apr
6
Reliable
23
24
May 17
65% Mar 3
12% Oct
24
53% Jan
28
Oct
19
52
30
Nov
7
Jun
23
84
31
Aug 18
Oct
24
4%
Red
2
8
49% Jan
14
37 % Mar
May 23
30
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
24
17
Bros
$1
Metals
49% Jan
48
50% Nov
14
4% %
89% Nov
8
90% Oct
14
23% May
83
Mar
97
Jun
25
1163/4 Jan
31
4%%
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
Reynolds
78 % Jan
111% Nov
3
37% Sep 25
25% Jan
3
29
Nov
32% Feb
86% Nov
14
30
47% Jun
Jan
153/4 Feb
14
25
5% Dec
7
Oct
24
90
102
34
27% Jan
May
12
21
26% May 11
Nov~£7
38% Aug
37% Dec
31
25
May 29
Jun
27
90% Jan
9
12
Feb
38
8
97
Dec
24% Jan
9
15% May 29
12% Jan
13
27% May
27% Dec
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
173/4 Oct
Feb
8
25% Apr
21% May 29
27% Apr
29% Sep
10% Oct
19
43% Apr
19% Apr
33% Jan
44
26
12% Feb
3
17j/4 Dec
27
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
18% Jan
30
12% Oct
25
86% Jan
86
872
Dec
14
May 29
25
10
29% Feb
12
31% Mar 15
Dec
Jun
28
20% May 21
21 % Mar
8
352% Jan
37
26
4
'Jan
81
41% Oct
19
22% Oct
16
273/4 May 29
21
8
May 29
1
16% Jan
May 10
34% May 5
11
Aug 13
18% Jan
23
15% Oct
26
11
May
8 3/4 Oct
19
70
Nov
14
30% Oct
1
46% Nov
24
313/s Aug 29
4% Oct 24
8
393/8 Mar 12
40 % Apr
3
27% Jan
103/8 Jan
60% Feb
Jan
16
8% Sep
19
14% Mar 10
11% Jan
9
Oct
23
98% Feb
14
12% Jan
4
31% May 10
10% Oct
24
Oct
23
283/8 Apr 23
533/a Dec 28
47% Dec
4
25
Oct
25
42% Jan
9
77
Jan
16
87
May 19
90
Feb
Oct
49
50
16% Jan
3
27% Jun
15
19
14
743/4 Jan
5
May 22
37% Feb 24
3% Oct
22
5
Jan
9
4
17
4
Nov
27
12
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
8% Jan
4
87% May 12
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
21
31
Jan
3
18% Sep
36 Va Oct
25
May 17
31% Feb 28
5
46% Mar
6
15% Sep 19
15% Jan
4
233/4 May 15
16% Feg
23% Aug
21
14
Dec
8
8
Jun
273% Jan
153/B Jan
27% Jan
4
%
87%
87%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
4%
33,200
4%
4%
43/4
4%
43%
4%
43/4
58 s/s
19,700
31
26%
25%
26%
257/8
263/a
26
26%
27%
27%
.25%
26 Va
27%
27%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
38 5/8
39%
38 3/8
277/a
10,200
39%
38%
387/a
38%
39%
39
39%
10,900
10,100
35
35%
34%
35%
35%
357/8
36
36%
357/o
1153/4
114%
il53/4
98%
*95%
98%
17%
173/a
177/a
23
23%
23%
237/8
X23 %
23%
*20%
207/b
*20
32%
20 g
44%
445/a
44%
45 %
44%
33%
45%
1
9%
93/4
1163/4 '>
116
<
115
117%
9%
9%
116
9%
9,500
36%
115
33%
Co
6,300
14,400
7,600
20 %
*20 Va
20%
300
32 %
33%
32'/a
33%
34,600
44%
45
44%
447/„
159,500
,
3
30% Jun 25
14% Jun 25
45% Feb
12
293/4 Jan
4
9% Oct 24
283/4 Oct
23
14% May 29
16
May 28
93/4 Oct 24
Oct
113/4 Mar 30
9%
93/4
93/a
9%
9%
9%
13,800
47%
17,800
19%
193/*
21
A
80.
i
St
28
28%
28
28%
28%
283%
San
35%
36 %
36%
36%
363/4
10 %
36%,
10%
103/a
10%
10%
103/a
123/4
12%
123/4
13
13
13
19%
19%
19%
19-%
19%
19%
19%
Regis Paper Co
5
Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible
preference
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
SCM Corp
5%%
3.65%
Finance
Roebuck
Sears
Inc
$5.25
&
SFC Financial
Shamrock
Oil
Steel
Sharon
&
Oil
Co
6 3/4
6%
7%
68%
143/8
143/4
67%
13%
68%
143/a
537/8
32%
53%
53%
32%
32%
22
78%
4%
8
8%
32,600
673%
68
14
133/a
14%
523%
527/a
11,300
28,500
4,900
33
25,200
52 5/a
52%
32%
527/a
32%
53%
32
327/a
32
.
87
*86
87
*86
87
97%
97%
*97%
99..%
*97%
99%
22
223/a
213%
*77
77%
*86
*77
4%
177/e
4%
47/8
4'/a
34%
34
17%
73/4
67%
13%
78%
*77
4%
3,800
67%
22%
22
35
7
14,300
34
34%
343/4
335/8
18
18%
22
213%
78%
*77
5
5
34%
33%
40
200
22
4,700
78%
_
5%
7,100
34
26,200
24,100
18%
18 Va
18%
187%
19%
'24%
237/o
237/a
237/8
237/a
235/B
23 5/a
47%
46%
473/4
463/4
467/8
46%
46 3/a
453%
463%
76
747/8
76
75%
76
75%
753/4
75%
76
9%
23%
97/8
24%
97/8
j*
9%
97/8
93/8
9=/8
103%
;95/8
105
103%
9%
*103
97/8
97/8
9%
9%
*103
105
97%
*9%
93/4
9%
105
*103
3,100
3,500
35,900
97%
700
93%-
14,500
105
14%
14%
137/a
14%
13%
14%
137/a
14
133%
12
11%
12%
11
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
123/8
37
37
36%
37
37
37
36%
37
36
36%
21%
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
225/a
23
22%
12
123/s
12%
127/a
12%
12%
12 7/8
13%
127/a
13
36%
37%
36%
367/«
36%
367/a
36%
363/4
36
30
14%
103/4
36 5%
7,600
10,300
4,400
20,000
7,600
23
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
19%
19%
19%
20%
193/4
20
19%
20
195/8
193%
24,600
16,900
3,600.
18% Jan
4
50c
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
12
12
12%
23,800
173/8
17%
113/4
17%
113/4
163/4
*17%
173/4
173/8
173/4
173%
173%
1,300
24%
5,100
9,700
Sheraton
Corp of America
Corp of America
Shoe
'
2
Apr 19
5
129% Mar 22
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Kline
&
Railroad
Carolina
15
Feb
19
29
May 28
21% Oct 24
443% Jan
17
South
Jersey Gas
South
Puerto
Co
com_4.50
21,500
8%
8%
8%
85/8
8%
55%
8%
553/4
52%'
525/8
*52
353/4
36
36
31%
31%
32 5/a
8%
553/8
;
53
'*52
55
,.v
&
8%
553/4
g
525/8
55%
5534
55%
53%
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10,700
8%
4,200
55%
4,800
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53%
200
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32
36%
327%
39,500
2,600
55
553/8
51 '/a
53
443/4
45%
447/8
45 Va
44%
45%
12,500
293/a
587/a
30%
293%
29%
29 %
293%
54,200
583%
59%
21,600
20%
20%
4,000
Gas
Co
&
51%
513/8
51%
44%
30%
par
58%
59
29%
"58%:
20
*20%
20%
20%
20%
100
*713/4
74
4
11
Jan
3
7% Jan
12
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Sperry Rand Corp common.
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
No par
$4.50
ctfs
Public Service Co
preferred
7 355/e
447/8
30%
v
52
44%
29%
20% Jan
tr
-
433/8
27
stock
:
7.50
Railway common__No
preferred...
Ohio
•
No par
(Del)
non-cum
&
'7
El-No par
Co
Southwestern
8
62,200
13
62%
55%
35% Mar J 7
Mar
59 3/a
123%
54%
223% May 29
—
583%
13%
55
5
38% Dec
86
59%
12%
54
Co
16
81
623%
59
31
8%
26% Jan
1
62
13%
32%
5%
20% Jun 25
627/8
595/8
137.
32
Mobile
9
62
59%
133/8
7
32%
Southern
2
63%
595/8
13
31%:
7
26
r 62
62%
583%
■
32
Edison
16
953/4 Dec
4,400
313/4
California
31
24% Jan
97
May
38% Mar
257/a
23
20% Dec
15
253%
G'i"
223/4
59% Feb
22
26 -:'
*30 3/i
75
Jan
253%
23
71
10 % Oct
257/a
303/4
72% Oct 30
2
25%
22%
65% Mar 20
42% Jan
25
30%
Pacific
3
5,700
24%
13,900
23%
Indiana
Oct
6,800
25
31
Natural Gas
24
56 %
243%
56%
25'%
22 3/4
Southern
24
563%
25
>
*303%
preferred
Southern
8% Jan
56%
25%
1
Co
Sugar
Southern
25
129
56%
247/8
5
25
8%
Rico
16
Jun
128%
56
25%
130
com
Southern
4
1293/a
56
25
Southeastern Public Service Co
57% Jan
5
66,700
30%
38% Jun
2
377%
293/4
31% Mar 30
.
1,900
2,900
37 Va
36%
23 % May 29
47% Jan
23%
37'%
36
Southern
26% Jan
128 %
24
29
16
1
36%
29%v
29%
16
93/4 Oct 23
*52
24%
36%. 36 5/8
128% 130%
35%
29%
23%
35%
Jan
Apr
547/s
50
22%
365/a
24%
35 VB
'
56
13
8%
.
22 %
128%
,
59%
12%.
29%
36%;
63%
587/8
35 %
29%
23%
28 3/4
23% Feb
Mar 21
623/4
24%
35%
29
7'
35%
33
50
247/8
,
24 %
35%
28%
2.50
40% Jan
52% May 10
24%
15
preferred
25
30% Feb
243/4
—No par
Platinum
1
E & G
Feb
5%
56
5
24%
35
29%
; 22%
130%
56
24%
Co
Gold &
Amer
128%
237%
35
29
36 3%
10
233/4
33%
22
36 %
20
25
Inc
23%
•7
29
22
French Labs.No par
South
Line
24%
333/4
5
Singer Manufacturing Co.
Skelly Oil Co
(A O) Corp
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith
23%
33 %
:29
.
50c
Smith
53
36
May 29
21% May 29
No par
Pattern Co__.
58
30
1
Cb_____^___i.__»^«^,No par
Simmons
South
23.
6%
67%
15 %
1,200
433%
15
24
see page
6 3/4
673%
9%
v
:•«
22% Jan
2
25
34
23%
9% Jan
Sep
427/8
227%
17% Jun
17
433/4
343/4
*9%
233/«
Socony Mobil Oil Co
4
9%
42%
34 Va
23
Soo
Aug 16
9%
44%
35%
23%
27
90
36,700
103%
23%
26
90
59,900
4,900
207/a
9%
9%
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No par
1
G)
13%
195%
35
*103
1
Gas—
Corp
(Frank
13%
195/a
23%
2.50
Inc
10%
133/a
43%
93/8
400
105/s
-
93/8
17%
1
Corp
13,700
453/,
753/4
No par
1
Industries
Shahmoon
29,400
36%
35%
4%
1
common
28%
36%
437/8
34%
_3
preferred
28
37
34%
*77
1
5
5
Co
28%
43
21%
20
Co
4,700
22,300
81
9%
53%
Mfg Co common
25
preferred
.100
Bolt Corp of Amer——1
Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
19%
20 5/a
81
34
32%
&
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_
193/a
20%
81
36%
14%
Paper
Screw
19%
20% *
28
-
67
convertible preferred
Co common
No par
preferred
No par
preferred
No par
Scott
19
81
433/a
6%
35,200
20%
9%
9%
340
Vr 253% '26%
•
333/4
-1
5
50
V
common...
933%
360
42%
1
Schlumberger N
%y
933/4
♦200
263/8
103/a
12%
*79
46%
94
360
>•257/8
80
593/4 Dec
9
257/b
203/4
273/4 Oct
2
25%
25%
473/8
*93%
*200
79
8
May 15
47
94
360
19%
16
11% Apr 27
44"% May 31
25%
47%
94
21%
12% Nov
Nov
26
46%
*200
23%
28
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
25
47
93%
360
23
72% Feb
14
46%
933/4
*200
79
25
14
463/4
93%
360
19
5% July 3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
Feb
46%
933/4
*200
233/s
5
44
May 29
18% July 5
4,600
9 3,8
23
29% Jan
8
19%
9%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
8
13
19%
9%
31
21
25
19%
9%
Dec
Feb
Mar 23
par
18%
20%
23
62
Jun
12 J/4
18 7/a
19%
Shell
35 3% Mar
44
*11%
18%
12
80
413/8 Mar 20
19% July 10
20
12 %
18%
*11%
20 3%
Shattuck
14
7
*11%
18%
12
19%
23% Mar 28
22
25
14,200
18%
100
Seiberling Rubber Co
18% Jan
93/4
18%
20%
Preferred series A 5%
Servel
123/s May 29
63/a Jun
5
9%
-
s
4
7
93/4
*113/4
Safeway Stores common
1.66%
4% preferred
100
4.30%
conv
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com_*.Nopar
2
104
Aug
12
9%
2.50
No
Co
15% Mar
63/4 May 29
93/4
5
(Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
Ruppert
14% Jan
9% Dec 31
103 % Oct
14
4,800
253/4
27%
20%
2
28
footnotes,
223/b
23%
88 3/4 Jan
40% Jun 26
For
22
30%
25
Nov
88% Apr
22%
7
17
:
*22
12
53% Nov
3
223/8
Jun
49% Nov 22
29% Oct 11
Jan
217/a
6 3/4 Feb
82
3
82
7,300
22
Scovill
3
34% Oct 26
13,200
33 7/8
21%
30
24
Mar
15,600
40%
33%
22 %
26% Jan
19% Oct
91
57%
40%
333/4
213/4
99%
84% Jun
35
56%
405/a
33%
58 7/8
20%
Jun
59
May 29
45% Jun 25
973,4 May
64% Ar
58%
39%
33%
*97%
863/4 Jan
y
57%
40
33%
23%
Seagrave
31% Sep
3
57%
393/4
33
24
24% Nov 21
31% Dec 29
613/4 Nov 10
3
59%
40
32 %
Seaboard
4
26
58%
32%
20%
Corp
100
39%
19%
Co
88
593/4
39%
29
3
49% Oct
Jan
*87
33%
23%
9
303/4 Dec 21
88% Jan
88
39%
99%
38% Jan
20% Jan
88
*87
1
14
3
20% Jan
88
1
1
50 Va Feb
3
3
*87
33
*.97%
19
Jan
95,800
4%
$4
47% Jan
28
1,700
443 8
437/s
12%
31
50% Jun
61% Oct
900
104%
87 %
99% Dec
6
19% Nov
44 Va
17%
27% Mar
50
9
43 %
44%
104
43/8
18
3
173/4 Jan
105%
113/4
86
11
473/4 Mar 15
*87
43%
105%
17%
25
5
3
44 3/4
17%
13
52% Jun
293/4 Dec 26
104
44
17%
Jun
14
52% Dec
11
15% Jan
4
i 133/4 May 26
9% Dec
4
60% Nov 14
9
104
Xl03%
44%
42%
,
£
Sinclair Oil Corp
25
104
103%
44
17%
Simplicity
Jan
50%
17%
263% May 22
49
50%
17%
i0 % Feb
44 % Jan
75,300
50
50
1
24
6% Mar 15
36,700
26 Va
43%
*95%
24,
77
34 38
25%
425/s
98%
15% Oct
4
34
26%
50
*95%
28 5/s Oct
3
34%
X257/8
50
X49%
1
Simonds Saw & Steel—
19
28,300
33%
26%
49%
50%
98%
33% Mar 29
9% Dec
42%
35%
253/4
*95%
56
383/4 Jan
34%
25%
43%
98%
33% Jan
j
433/4
35%
25
*95%
27
3
427/a
34%
1143/4
23
23% Jan
46% Jan
102%
42%
25%
5
23
67% July
„
100
Ltd
Co common
Jun
37% Apr
36% Jun
43%
37%
353/8
5
preferred series A
24% Oct
127% Nov
42%
4,700
2.50
19
3
57,600
38%
1.25
26 Va Oct
3
36%
38%
No par
10
60% Apr 17
11
36%
38%
*50
Inc
38% May 23
26% Oct
400
38
38%
25
com
Corp
Corp
Company
4
44% Jan
14%
365/a
38%
50
Oil
3
45% May
143/4
38%
38
.2.50
A
Trust
Jan
9
145/«
37%
38
100
42% Jan
36% Oct
63% Jan
143/4
38%
37%
No par
com
33% Jun
1116
28
•
23% Jan
July 28
20% Apr
105
14%
37%
37%
X86
,113/4 July 30
15
12
24
33% Dec
4
11% Jan
14%
38%
37%
87
25
21
13
97% Jan
14%
37 3/8
1
Co
*14% '
10
*86
23
97
943/4 Nov
*14%
30
10
$3.40
6
4
10
42% Jan
Dec
Jan
1
18,700
100
31
Dec
39% Feb
Feb
65,300
8%
58
3,200
25
22
54
17%
83/a
*54
12
68% Oct
51% Dec
17%
8%
*11%
16% May 29
29% Mar 21
17%
8%
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
13% Jun
30% Jun
173/a
8%
26
7
3
56
17%
7%
*14%
29
8
5
56
17%
7%
Oct
79
Jan
56
1734
7%
10,600
20% Nov
15
*54
16%
7%
7% Oct
:}
31% Jan
17
1,100
10% Jun
12
21% July 25
15,100
18%
13%
5
16
1,800
18%
18%
303/4
3
Nov
39%
18 Va
13%
26
74
39
183/a
30%
22% Jun
3
40%
16
13%
18
21
40%
16%
30 7/8
37% Dec
Jun
41
16%
56
133/a
3
Jan
183%
41
16%
16%
*54
30%
26
Feb
*18%
41
41
.
16%
55%
1,800
4,500
28,000
13%
352% Jan
5
13
16%
31
11
27
16%
133/4
12%
18%
13%
404% Dec
70
13%
12 Va
18%
303/4
26% Jan
87
135/8
ll7/«
18%
13 %
27
81% May
133/a
12
30%
Dec
9
16%
13%
113/4
13%
16
11
16%
13%
12
30%
942/4 Nov
41% Nov
16%
133/4
113/a
13%
89
73% Jan
16%
133/8
N
30%
27
3
16%
400
13
Nov
3
.2,500
30
93
8% Jan
49
1
3
38
48%
:
,
1
Jan
46% May
493/4
5
Tobacco
H
22% Nov
49%
Ruberoid
2
3
800
50
Rubbermaid Inc
603/a Jan
3
12
Royal McBee
36% May 29
3
*11%
5
6
7% Jan
12%
5
63% Dec
14% Jan
21% Jan
*113/4
4
Jan
3
31% July 20
30% Jan
3
403/4
2,000
16%
•
143/4 Feb
13
Apr
403%
8 5/a
12%
./
17% Jan
18 3A Feb
L
*18%
8%
*153/4
,
41
23
24
15% Jan
70% Jan
18%
28,700
8%
16 %
26
27% Aug
8
22% Mar 16
a
18%
29%
fc'%
16%
Oct
7% Oct
11% May 29
25
15
a
13,500
37,900
15%
f
7%
1,900
9%
23 Va
/
8%
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
11
15
11%
163/4
8,800
11,500
..
16%
8%
*16
Rohr Corp
Ronson Corp
25
17% Jan
10% Mar 15
13%
11%
Paper
4%
18
93% Dec
3
15%
13%
Selection
Rohm & Haas
5
124% Dec
2
18
15%
50c
28%
.
793/4
12%
50
15%
v
50
49%
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls
1
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Svandard
Corp
5
42% Feb
28% Dec
<29%
50
Ritter
24
29 %
50
343/8 Mar 26
24
303/8
No par
Riegel
Oct
29%
30%
12 %
Richfield
20
223/4
12%
15%. Oct
5
227/8
12%
443/4 Mar 14
24
225/a
12
series
Richardson-Merrell
Mar 14
227/8
50
37% Mar 19
73
87
Rhodesian
22%
85%
Co
J)
9%
22%
173/b
79%
9%
163/8
32% May 11
24% May 11
22% Oct
23 % Jan
(R
13
8%
55%
13
13%
79%
16%
1:
2,000
10,600
79%
9%
8%
2nd pref
conv
29%
7
37%
123/4
16%
Chemical
&
30%
163,400
79 Va
V
17%
9%
8%
Preferred 3.60% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
4
26
40
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
10
8
8"% Jun
3% Jun
12% Dec
293/4
213/4
617/a
37
9%
No par
preferred
Drug
Shares
79
...
,
9%
I
*16%
preferred
Corp
Steel
Reynolds
8
22%
convertible
Rexall
Jan
213/4
5
Republic
4
131% Jun
79%
9
Revere Copper & Brass..
Revlon Inc
2
26
79
79
9%
50
5
41 % Jan
68% Sep
79%
78%
50
4
52% Jan
2
17 %
133/a
common
Sep 27
20% Jun 27
Oct
•17%
13
Stores
56% Jun
108
17%
13%
50c
60% Nov
3
18
123/4
1
Jan
67% Mar 13
17%
173/4
9%
60%
79
37%
13%
Inc.
Corp
the Week
Jan. 11
613/a
79
365%
18%
783/4
Inc
3
21
605/b
79
12%
No par
43% Jan
60
61
37%
17%
Chemicals
Republic
Mar 12
36%
1
Corp
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3%%
series__100
Republic Aviation Corp____
50c
23
Jan
Stores
23
Jan
*78%
Inc__3.33%
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves
4
Jan
76
Owl
35% Oct
47
60%
79
37%
preferred
2nd
non-cum
43% Jan
8
61
79
36%
preferred
1st
non-cum
23
28
6% Oct
4%
23
93/4 Jun
22
15
15
31% Jun
14% Jan
1
Jan
59%
79%
36%
;
International
13% Jan
66% Jan
21% Jun
51 % Aug 30
12
May 28
10% Jan
57
10% Feb
19
60%
79%
Rayonier Inc..
Raytheon Co____
Reading Co common
1
Friday
Jan. 10
2.50
Inc__
Raymond
May 29
58%
36%
Inc
House
Sales for
Thursday
•*an> 9
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
25
Wednesday
Jan. 8
2.50
16
15% Jan
12% Jan'
Ranco
Tuesday
Jan. 7
com_No par
Co
28
10% July 26
13
Purina
Nov
8
Oct
of America
preferred
1st
14% Feb
25% Feb
13
$3.50
Ralston
25
May 29
7% Jun
44% Aug 18
11% Mar 22
July 19
15 % Dec
29
10
12% May 29
'21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
4
34% Sep
11
Feb~28
23%
4
71 % May
28% Sep
Dec
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Pur
.
R KV
£/
49% Jan
r
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35
35%
*72
7;7 343/8
31
313%
223%
22%
227/«
32%
32
32 3/a
55
54% /.55:-v':;
59%
203/8
20%
20 %
74 7
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77 343/8
05
593/4
153/4
16
123/4
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123/4
7%
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7%
30 3/8
31
7%
307/8
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97
97
*953/4
-
34%
...
15%
12%
123%
7,600
7 Va
7%
7%
4,200
30%
7,900
30%
97
953%
30
31
953%
14%
13%
14
135/8
13%
953/4
953/4
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953/4
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94%
26%
27%
263/4
27%
26
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26
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84
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12%
31%
-
2,800
12%
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95
13%
3,300
49,600
21,100
34%
7%
29 %
7%
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74
53%
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•
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.
533%
>
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20%
74
15%
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54%
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13
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1
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7
303%
223%
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7,500
1,400
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13
;
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95%
130
25%
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34,800
84
84
169,100
250
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 14, 196?
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
35
Dec
28 i
82'A Jan
12
72'A Jan
23
25 % Jan
9
46% Jan
5
81% Sep
25
44'/2 Sep
25
40% Jan
3
61% Sep
'
v;:
;
.
*
Standard
2
24
2
25
35% Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
May 29
65% Dec
5
Standard
Oil
74% July
50
Dec
Standard
Oil
of Indiana..:
Standard
Oil
of
8
Standard
Oil
of
59'A Feb
3
48
May 29
59% Feb
9
92 % Dec
7
30
85
July 17
f.7% Nov
28
4
23
27
28
27
20
17
29
41% Oct
25% Oct
Mar
82
Mar
32% Mar
32
Mar
28% Apr
42% Dec
14% Mar
22% Dec
60% Feb
3
25% Oct
24
84% Oct
28
56% Oct
16
20% Oct
31
26 % Jan
3
8% Nov
2
17% Jan
4
45% Dec
18
Feb
7
3%%
25
107a Oct
31
227a Feb
12
183/a Oct
24
4074 Jan
2
6
32% Dec
21
477a Jan
29
Jan
22
5
14% May 29
19 Va Jan
55% Jun
25
3
35
24% Oct
9
4
22
37
Jun
25
21
Jun
25
6
33% Jan
15% Oct 26
19%
197a
19%
1874
19%
187a
1974
26,000
63%
63%
64%
637)
64%
63%
64%
20% May 17
16% Nov 23
38% Oct
24
70% F-eb
33% Apr
21% May 29
5%
&
627a Jan
5
83
Oct
477a Jan
3
43
May 29
17
13%
137a
13
13%
22 7a
23%
227a
237
8%
87a
87a
31; "31
...
$4.50
2374 Jan
3
2178 Oct
24
28% Feb
8
3
91% Oct
24
118% Jan
2
Jan
3
6
1115 Oct
3
795
series A
Oil
.31%
36»/4/ 3778
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1674
1674
84 '
317a
31 lit
3172
317a
29%
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29%
29 3A
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30
3872
387a
38%
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387a
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193/a / 197a
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17
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53
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20
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20
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10%
42%
35%
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Broadcasting Co.
,
19
1
(James)
Transmission
39%
40%
67a
67a
187a
19 7b
60%
605/a
61
59,600
17
167a
17
56,000
Texas
Gas Transmission
437»
437a
4374
43%
11
Texas
Gulf
42 72f
43 72
46 3A
4772 "
55,500
15
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
147a
147a
147a
14%-
40,100
4
Texas
667a
60,400
Producing Co
33'/3
—No par
Instruments
Inc
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
Texas
Utilities
3
3372 Mar
Textron
9
2774 Mar
1
$1.25
Inc
297a Dec
10
Thomas
&
36
Apr
2374 Feb
25% Nov
2
-
577» Feb
"7
Betts
Toledo Edison Co—;
30
1
Tractor
2
Trane co—
15
Jan
2
187a Jan
2
-
^
14
Transwestern
19
Trans World
23
30
16
527» Feb
5
397a Jan 22
117a Jan
2
conv
187a Sep
25
11
127a Oct
1
Jan
2
13
1674 Oct
23
277a Jan
15
Unilever
Ltd
307a Oct
23
53% Jan
15
Unilever
N
Jun
25
18
1
76
May 18
72'A Jun
Dec
8474 Jan
3974 Nov
8
15
78
Feb
V
Union
Asbestos
43% Mar 15
&
Carbide
Union
Electric
Co
837a Dec
78 '
Dec
19
18
92:
Dec
28
.
69 Va Jan
) 3
Dec
4
87a Feb
Union
$4
RR
Nov
8
207a Oct
23
517a May 15
20'A Jun
28
397a Jan
19
United
Air
56 7a Aug
387* Jun
25
547a Dec
5
United
Aircraft
8
1107a Aug 22
100 Va Aug 17
4074 May 24
477a Dec 18
22
100
Jun
26
881/2 July 23
223A Oct 24
Nov
8
19
7
607a Jun
Jun
16
67a Jun
27
12
417a Jun
27
21% Dec
12
697a Dec
1
29y4Aug
4
41'/« Nov 30
18% Feb
20
24% Nov 28
17a Nov 30
76% Mar 24
^3478 Oct
footnotes,
4
see page
24
337a Mar 11
8% Jan
Oct
2374 Feb
23
177a Oct
,
Jan4
24
56
Mar
8 Va
36'A
Co
&
United Carbon
United-Carr
of
Carton
Co
Fastener
United
Amer
Corp
Corp
Coal
Cos
10
United
United
25
United
Gas Improvement Co
Greenfield Corp_
Merch & Mfgrs Inc
317a Oct
24
23
1% Jan
2
United
Park
City Mines Co
717a Jan
4
United
Shoe
Mach common
35% Mar 1«
93
64%"
7'
*8274
77%
87a
'
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35
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20,800
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177a
23
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65
65%
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United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Financial Corp of Calif
_1
United Fruit Co__
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United Gas Corp
10
207a Mar 20
,
92
No par
Corp
;
15% May 29
24
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Oct
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7a May 29
106
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21%
407a
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of
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Mar 26
104%
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10
3878 Jan
25 3A May
' 397a
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29% May 28
19% May 29
23
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2
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177a
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22%
17%
22%
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-
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'
:
397a
*107
4%
5
21
39V.2
9'A
177a
=,
-,
23'A '
1955) cohv pfd_100
/
Board
13
18%
:
'
4%
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
United Artists Corp,
:' /
'/f
United
Dec
1774-17%
52
Biscuit
64
1674 May 28
18
5
18
:
-18%.
'■"> 223A
lo
•
22 %
97 a
.
_5
United
101
25
97a Nov
-
1
6%
Co-
Lines
2674 Mar 28
25
40% Mar 16
Dec
35% Mar 15
Car
16'A
217a
_1
No par
Twist Drill Co
507» Mar 16
July 25
677a Dec
Tank
Union
102% Dec
33% May 29
86% Dec
30
Union
113
J
577a
1574
:*463A '-47
No par
19
Feb
667a
47 34
138'A
18%
No par
No par
32'A Mar 13
39
21
4574
5774
1
preferred
non-cum
60'A
117s
18
50
common
9,400
67a " ; 7«/a
4474
No par
Co
138:
.-
9% "10%
50
common
663A
47
46 'A
1
Oil of California-;
Union Pacific
28
35
207a
13472
117 a
Co
preferred
$3.70
preferred
$3.50
preferred
$4
preferred—jl
•
134
20 g
$4.50
13
29
453/a
2
_i
Corp
52% Apr 25
10174 Dec
7
*60
21
'66%J 66%;
„.:.y
Corp
Paper
J/7 55
60'A :. 601/2
i
Rubber
Bag-Camp
2
9,500
2034
5
shares
Union
2
27
1
Union
2,400
26%
dep rets ord
2
257a
267a
54
No par
ord
247a
15,000
217a
267a
1
Corp
Amer
21%
: 257a
25
50
700
30 7a
21%
4,500
(The)
Corp
*29 7a
\
21 Va
197a
series of 1957
10 3A Mar 22
437a May 29
277a May-29
8 % Jan
Udylite
Underwood
121% Jan
3774 May 28
94 3A July 24
Apr
Nov
29'A Nov
19 y« May 15
36
30
29%
11,500
547a-
Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp
313A Dec
8972
19
20th
657a May
5574
89%
54'A
Pipeline Co
Airlines Inc
pfd
600
11% 'V
54%
91
19'A
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5%
'
8,900
1.9
Trans-World Financial Co
8
--11-
12
55% h' 57
*89
4 V2 % conv preferred k::
108
Transitron Electronic Gorp^-i.^fcii.«l
267a Feb
97
*1174
r
5772 Nov
79
2874
——T——.i.,
Transamerica Corp common
34% Apr
5172 Feb
:
287a
2,600
30,000
4.200
par
_„1
Supply Co class A
1574 Feb
7
283A
4-
14'A Jan
31 % May 29
Jun 27
28%
.
5
Torrington Co
8
487a Feb
83
29
———;
25
Bearing—
No par
Realty & Construction
1
15
817a Jan
"
28%
Roller
4274 Feb
13
297a
1
$1.20 preferred
Tishman
24
347a
28 7a
19,700
277a
100
6374 Jan
Oct
3374
27'A
1
Co
27% Jan
13
337a
•
Co
25% Mar 26
141
42,300
-
27'A
27
preferred
Tlmken
31%
*3372
5
Thor Power Tool 'CO-——No par
Tidewater Oil common —————10'
;
31*A
No par
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
4
24,600
317a
Thompson (J R)_
16
537a
307a
3
4%
15,800
53
50c
2
6
19% ^
54'A
,
7.50
Chemical
-
4934'
193A
No par
,
preferred
Thiokol
Jan
64%;
49'
21
55I/4
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
22
881/2 Apr
63
4
20'/a
6,900
4874
48 7a
__lo
common
conv
,
65'/a
1
Oil
Co
44% Jan
Jan
5
Texas
27
24
Corp
Texas
30 Va Apr
66
Co
7
507a Nov 26
3174 Mar
9
May 10
Gas
29
521/a Nov
317« Feb
31 Va Apr
4
199,800
18%
Texaco
5
1257a Jan
3
6
4,800
14,200
167a
8
17
67*
48 3A
23% Jan
12
87a Aug
5,800
6'/2
48
523A Apr
9
20674 May 15
68% Dec
3,700
15,900
:■■■
48'A
63/4
678
477a
;
453A Mar 29
27'A Aug
377a Dec
6%
18%
21
21
20
19'A
19
40
60'A
407a Nov
87
16%
5
2
26
187a Mar
20
427a
347a
Inc
12.50
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
617a Dec
14
52% Nov
4174
33%
/ 167a
•
18
Texas
25'A Mar
597a Aug 18
197a Jun
May 22
43 7a
.1774
19-l a
'
14
9
107a Mar 28
1110
337a : 347e
157a v 16
167a Feb
42% May 22
97a
1090
1117
18%
.
678
144
1102
267a
1067a
97a
.18'A-
18%
387a
58% Dec
267a
1047a
107a
427a
,17%
.17%
14.50
60
1120
267a
106
9%
9 3/a
:*85%"'86V
44% ' 457a
44%
267a
42 3/4
247a
97a
■
America
Talcott
29%: Apr
1095
1120
<
86
106
,10% 7-10%
15%, 15%
1110
105'A
105
42 7a
9'A
*85
7
2674
2074
23
24 7a
,
97a
263A
267a
26%
9%
34% :
;
,23
7 441/4
45
-<
42>/2
42
;
97286
447a
457a
Tandy Corp
—-i..
i—.1
TelAutograph Corp
1
Tennessee Corp_^WJ.__—
1.25
23 3A Apr
*85
86
1037a
103:
9
97a;
7
207c
4372
23%
'
-97a
45
26%
.103/
237a
*85
r
2074
42'A
23
43
9 74
" 45'A
197a
193/4
4272
9%
6%
,
197a
/
23%
2
373A Nov
32 7a
207a
19%
42%
-
557a Mar 23
Jun
52
197a
267a
117. Jan
46
& 51%
2674
117a Dec
For
535/«
26 '/a
:
18%
32%
203/a
42
__4
"
25
26»/a
—
No
19
177a
Xl9%
41%
Tennessee
/
26%
19%
...
187a
18%
-
173/4
52%."52%
/
20%
Swingline Inc class A
21
17%
19%
19
17%
25%
Symington Wayne Corp
Mar
7
187a
39
6%
2
61
?r
6%
.-
4
6
17%
32%
27
207a May 10
19%
19
1772
317a
25
.531/4
25%
6174 Nov 22
Nov
187a
19
19
1774 ' 17%
Feb
Inc
16 Va
767a
31
49% Feb
Taft
16 7a
7574
297a
477a Jan
2
163/tf
7674
3874
25
May
84
16'A
757a
3174
24
19
*83 74
'
'
3874
311/2 Oct
26
*8374
.
20 Va
Superior Oil of California
■.Swift & co
- 84
3774
29%
2474 Mar 21
18
31
30%
27
11% May 29
,
367a
29%
24
of
872
31
30%
Jun
Co
37%84 5
38%
.
9Y«
Inc.
31
36'A■
;
16%
227a Jun
26
♦83'A
377a
76%
18%
Co
Co.
31.
*
■•
167a
127a Aug 13
1385
Feb 21
Sweets
.
317a
367a-
753/4
1274 Oct
693A Jun
*31
76
common
preferred
Sunshine Biscuits
♦30%
,
16%
No
Sunray DX
8 3A
757«
23
Oil Co
Sunshine Mining
23%
,
87a
:
19%/
Corp-..*...;
Sun
23%
•.241/8
9 /
9*4
>
29%,
...
——
15
23 3/a
/
,,,16%
,
6%
Sun Chemical Corp
V"'13'
75% :76%
Corp
16% Jan 19
92
May 14
mVa Jan
May 29
:.13%
Corp
53% Jan
24
26
13%
25
Sunstrand
5,Top-
2572
26
32%
~
43,000
141,300
51 7:
2574
26 7a
3T
...
/:■ 51
.
25%-
26 7a
"'•36%'.- 36%
Webster
;
54
:
.25%
Broadcasting Co—
247a Nov
2
*53«
.
38
Stone
29
53
.
26
....
Storer
Studebaker
,
157a
2574
——
13
Poods
53
42.300
,917a
151/4
257a
30%
Corp..
24
Stouffer
.'
53%
*8972
>
:
•7
1,500
2574
"83%
45% Apr 23
8 % Oct
15 72
"16
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
SuCrest Corp
i
Sunbeam Corp
3
917a
157a
8,600
95
25%
—.
Suburban Gas
1374 Jan
54
15%
151/4
13,700
497a
59%
54
'
25%
prior preference..
Container Corp_.^...«.v.
19% Feb
53%
*89 7a
91%
y»50%S52^
No
2
May 29
753 7a:, 54 »/a
*89'%
91%
? =54%
*94
24%'",: 25
i
2
17% May 29
59
I5^v-;'15%-
common.
28% Jan
32
4974
5972
•
303/a Jan
14% Oct
4
49 7a
597n
-
24
6
18 7a Jan
48%
59%
7 23%
23%
8% "
8%
20% May 29
15% Jan
2
217a Oct
May 29
6
95
487a
5974
13%
13
6
95
47%
"89%
:
10% Feb
Jan
94'/4-9574:
59%
54
:
—
Stone
Jan 15
44
95
48%
59 Va
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common.
2
9
31
387a
94%
Steel Co
Co
; 38
47%
common^
Stix Baer & Puller Co
27j/4 May 29
7
470
,19%
-
(JP) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
Nov
167a Oct 24
833/4
preferred
Stevens
34
Feb 28
37% Nov 23
18
Oct 26
45% Mar 17
8374
•
23
15
8474
Sterling Drug Inc————
1114% Oct
7
*83%
Sterchi Bros Stores
17
Feb
Pressed
Chemical
.3 Va %
91%Mar26
17% Jan
847a
convertible preferred
6%
84% Nov 28
81% Feb
32% Oct 12
43% Nov IS
20
Sep 25
83%
preferred
$1.20 'convertible
Stauffer
10
Nov 30
35% Aug 10
85
"
27
12
4
83%
Packaging Corp com_
$1.60 convertible preferred
Corp—_—___i.,
Starrett Co (The) LS
19% Dec
11
67%
Stanray
99'A Nov
24% Jan
67
Stanley Warner Corp
11% Mar
6% May 29
9
24% Jan
6774
Standard
Standard
4
21% Jan
16% Jan
Ohio
22
Jan
67
66%
.
preferred series A
Jun
22
Shares
39%
6774
Jersey.—^.
21% Jun
22
33% Jan
77
New
95 % Feb 28
23% Mar - 5
71
Mar 12
29% Mar -9
30% Mar 15
11% Jun "25
ll>/
38%
66%
No
15
26
4
Jan.
67%
$3.30 conv preferred
58 % Feb
29
Jan. 10
38%
Calif com
59% Dec
Jan
28
of
98% Dec 26
38% Oct
84
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 9
66%
Industries
45% May 28
13
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 8
63%
Inc com
81'A May 29
39% Oct 26
87% Dec
4
55% Dec 27
Tuesday.
>
No
•
Brands
preferred
$3.50
,;
.
)■v Lan. 7
No
4
77% Jan
83% Apr
15 % Oct
48
Monday
f
38%
39% Dec
5
4
52
Square D Co
25
24% Jun
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
May 29
35 V* Dec 29
91
Nov 15
783A May 12
53 Va Jun
57
Dec
NEW
Range for Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
22'A
•"
22%
22
2278
247a
24%
241/2
24 3A
36'A
367a
36%
22
217u
20%
193A
21%
~
-
187a
1,300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6229
Volume 197
(159)
NEW YORK STOCK:EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Jan
3
27
Dec
19% Oct 22
1
95% Aug 10
8
23% Jun 25
47% Feb
46% Dec
Sep 25
151
9
97% Jun
4
95
Highest
32% Nov
93
24% Jan
42% Dec
Lowest
Highest
Sep 29
^ NEW
Range for Year 1962
Year 1961
Lowest
33 %
115
Feb
28% Jun 25
6
27
-41V® Feb 14
98% Dec 24
32% Mar
U
U
105% Jan
U
4
158% Oct
2
3
22% Dec
14
17
42 % Dec
4
43
30% Jan
2
8% Jan
16
9% Feb
5
14
Oct 23
23% Dec 18
23% Feb
23
U
S
31% May
4
53% Mar 20
U
S
36% Jun
6
7% Jan
3
9 % Nov
21
2
27% Apr
6
26% Jan
3
33
2
5
43% Jan
75
\-
6
84
46% Jan
6
.149% Jan
3
Dec
13
48% Mar 29
179
15
Aug
Jan
42% Sep
12
Oct
.
36
64% Aug 11
161% Nov
164% May 25
24% Mar 2
21
38
53% May 18
25
Jan
Mar
23
Jun
23
152% July
7
22% May 29
26
Jan
45% Jan
75 % Oct
3
41%
4
22% Jun
54% Oct 27
24
Nov
21
91% May 17
5
147% Jun
141% Jan
3
23% Jan
6
35
Jan
9
3
53% Apr
23
Apr
139% July
39% July 11
29% Jan
45% Nov
11
Jan
3
30
Jan
3
2
'23% May 29
28
37
Jan
4
17% Jun 22
10
'
6
4
Oct
r
29
Dec
31
31
78% Jan
39% Feb
30% Jan
10
9
U
2
14% Mar 23
27% Oct
27
30% Jan
4
48% Feb
11% Apr
2
40% Apr
24,
3
33% Oct
54
Feb
170
Feb
3
10% Oct
23
31% Jan
2
6
29% Oct
24 1
Jan
Apr
14
28% Oct
42% Nov
28
20
31% May 29
59
33% Mar 10
31
Jan
Co
*
non-cumulative
Vitamin
S
preferred
25
Pharmaceutical
&
1
16%
25%
25%
45%
45%.
*81%
Upjohn Co—
2
40% Mar 20
Utah
Power
&
83
43%
25 '/a
1,200
45%
83
4574
*81%
43%
44V2
162%
162%
29%
297a
29
59%
52%
56%
62
47%
56%
60%
56
60
46%
47%
152%
1521/2
153'/4
28%
4374
5474
61
r
V
46%,
39
*38%
.
25%
7%
26%
7%
8%
26%
-
%
27
38%
27%
38%
7%.
40
39
162
251,000
45%
153
28<%
38%
*38%
24%
24%
7%
7%
8
7%
83/4
8
39%
39%
*39%
2874
29
29%
38%
38%
38%
38%
162
162
30%
t:
;v.
29%
26,300
3874
162
600
29%
3874
3,200
161
14%
15%
147'b
15%
14%
16
15%
41%
42%
41
16%
86,500
42%
40%
41 %
40', 4
34%
35%
41%
34'/4
65.800
35
34
34%
3374
38
34 V4
38%
37%
37%
20.500
37%
37%
3774
3774
6,200
30%
30%
30%
1,300
1
34%
35%
12.80
Co_!
37%
38%
i
-
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
Co
33% Feb
1
5
29%
16
Vanadium Cprp
pf America—--—1
13%
1'4
28% Dec
31
Van
Inc__
10
27%
28%
Varian
1
34%
343/4
45% Feb
19
19% Jun
25
50% Jan
2
Jan
10
8
Oct
24
18
27
30
Jun
25
24
44
Oct
1
24
53% Dec
31
5%
86
Jan
19
89% Jan
2
88
Jun
29
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
ff 16
Oct
23
8% May 29
14
87
Jun
22
97% Aug 20
101 % Sep 10
98
prior
—.—1.25
13
$5
'«•
92% May 22
preferred-
Elec
13
$4.20
92 % Feb
20
105% Oct
16
26% Jan
3
16% Feb
21
102
Apr
Jan
106
413%
53%
5%%
30
6 'A 7o
•
•
8'/8 Dec
14
Oct
9
88
Feb
20
Wabash
RR
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
Wagner
Electric
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
pfd
39% Oct
24
3
73
6
58% Nov
15
40% Jun '25
57% Jan
2
2
42% Oct
10
21'/4 0ct
44% Feb
8
Wallace
7
Oct
Mar
7
11% Mar 28
30
25
65% Mar 21
8 % Feb
20
Walworth
9% Feb
21
Ward
Mar 12
6%
Jan
3
16% Jan
19
25
15
72
3% Oct
24
17% Jan
25
24
20% Feb
9
13% Jun
26
6
4% Oct
5% Oct
59% Jun
10% Oct
Dec
1
86% Mar 16
8% Dec 26
66
28
May
39
3
8
Nov 29
fOct 24
22
•••*'/
19
27% May 17
3
Oct
5
29
Oct
29
39
34% Feb
6
27
5
59 %
43
Nov 27
Nov 15
May 29
51
30% Jan
38% Jan
25% Jan
37% Dec
7
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
4% Jan
10% Jan
> 94
102
:A Jan
85
"
54% Nov 30
23
94%
*93
94%
94
104%
*104%
105%
105%
*105
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
21%
22%
213/4
22%
20 3/8
22
20%
10%
11%
103/4
11
15%
15%
*100
105-9'<
Jan
11
95
Dec 28
4.20%
85% Jan
3
92
Apr 30
4.10%
28
26% .Oct 22
46
Mar 12
1
Dec
25
Nov
Jan
19% Jan
4
Jan
14
97% Feb
16
May 11
23% Jun
25
37% Mar 21
13
27
38
14
19
Nov
23% July 11
187/s Jun 14
13
23% Dec
4
25
87
331/8 Aug
93
102% Apr
951/4 Jun
'
28
May 29
102
..
Dec
32% Dec
5
4
39
Jan
2
Dec
24
July 18
7
30
38% Nov
22
Jan
Apr 25
29% Nov 28
55
29
3
Apr
4
% Aug 16
*
Jun
29
Feb
21
21% Oct
24
21% Oct 24
31
41% Jan
19
50
Jan
10
25
May 29
39% Jan
88% Jan
23
80
Jun
88% Jan
31
41
Feb
Dec
29
92% Jan
A
31
5
42% Jan
96% Apr
18
25% May 11
36% Dec
20
71 % May 14
77
65
Feb
9
60% Jun
9
103
2
90% Oct
29
24
25
100
Feb
5
49
May 15
27% Oct 25
4
27
57
24% Dec
20
26% Dec
Oct
41% Jan
3
52 %
5
85
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35'/a Jan
26% Jan
STOCK;! RECORD
■'!'> STOCKS ■''/ !>>
;<•'..,»
23
26%
87%
*104
10%
87%
105
20,200
"
18,200
250
700
10%
4,000
160%
51,300
26%
22,400
X
94% July 19
27% Jan
171% Dec 11
*
62% Nov
2
Bid
and
Xerox Corp——
159
1.25
•
3
36% Jun
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
19% Jan
,
-
8
29 Va Nov 14
•
30% Peb 21
18
24%
25%
26
26%
26%
253/4
26%
-25%
261/2
26%
26%
27%
27%
86%
873/0
87%
88%
87%
88'A
871/b
87%
86%
87 Vb
9,1C0
No par
>193/4
'20
19%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
20%
20
20s/s
10.300
1
56%
57
.56%
.573/8
55%
56%
55%
56%
52,400
107% Mar 28
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
Youngstown Steel Door
82% NOV 28
42 3% Oct
24
75% Mar 15
Zenith
sale
this
Radio
26%
>26
>
253/4
1
Corp
day.
r Cash sale.
wdWhen distributed,
ruptcy Act
or
securities assumed by such companies.- S Transferred from American
On stock dividends of 25%
or less, high and low ranges of old stock are retained.
on
159
253/4
22
no
162%
159
10
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
65'/a Oct
prices;
160
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
1143/4 May 17
24% July 10
asked
163%
—
56
1.000
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution.
tin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bank¬
Stock Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.O.E. listing onljr. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
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The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
t
Bond Record from the New York Stock
LOW
Monday
NEW TORK STOCK
Jan. 7
Highest
•
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
Exchange
one
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1962
Lowest
.
The tfaZfc bonds mature. column after decimal point represent
letters in the Figures headed ^Interest Period'' indicate, in each32nds of month
case the
when the
point.
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
Range for Previous
Year 1961
.
Treasury 4%s
Low
High
Low
103.28
104.4
103.28
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
Treasury 4 Vis
4s
■
High
103.20
103.28
more
HIGH
a
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 8
1975-1985
May 15
Thursday
Jan. !)
•v-Friday
Jan. 10
Low * High
103.26 104.2
103.30
Low
104.6
104.4
104.4
104.12
104.2
104.10
104.2
104.10
101.26
101.30
101.31
102.3
102
102.4
102.3
102.7
1969
101.23
101.27
101.27
101.31
101.27
101.31
101.31
102.3
Aug
Treasury 4s_—
15
1971
101.13
101.21
101.18
101.26
Week
High
103.30
1
4s
Bonds ($)
''
104.6
104.2
104.10
102.3
T02.7
,101.31
102.3
101.28
101.17
101.25
101.20
101.28
101.20
Treasury 4s
Feb
1972
101.6
101.10
101.12
101.16
101.11
101.15
101.15
101.19
101.15 101.19
Treasury 4s—__;
.Aug 15 1972
101.6
101.10
101.12
101.16
101.10
101.14
101.14
101.18
101.14 •101.18
100.28
101.4
100.28
101.4
100.26
101.2
100.30
101.16
100.30
101.16
100.9
100.13
100.9
100.13
101.19
101.23
101.18
101.22
101.20
101.24
101.20
101.24
100.30
Treasury 4s_—i——
Treasury 4s
3%s
Treasury 3%s
15
Feb
Feb
Treasury
15
15 1980
y?.
1988-1993
May
.
1968
15
Nov
15
1971
100.20
100.28
100.19
100.27
100.22
100.30
Nov
15
1974
100.22
100.16
100.24
100.12
100.20
100.16
100.24
Treasury 3%s
Aug
15 1968
100.16
100.24
100.31
101.3
100.30
101.2
101
101.4
3%s
Treasury 3%s
101
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
101.4
100.28
101
100.28
101
101
101.4
101
100.18
100.22
100.18 100.22
3%s
Treasury
Treasury
100.15
Treasury 3 %s_—_—..Nov 15 1980
Treasury 3%s
Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3Vis
1
Nov 15 1998
•
Sales for
'
Jan. 11
Low
High
Oct
Treasury
Treasury
'
AND
Tuesday—
or
Treasury 3%s__;
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury
Jun
3s
15
Treasury 3s
Aug
Feb
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
94.30
95.6
15
92.26
93.2
92.8
93.4
92.8
92.6
91.26
92.2
91.28
92.4
99.31
99.27
99.31
99.31
100.3
99.31
91.10
91.18
91.10
91.18
91.16
91.18
95.6
91.28
91.10
1964
99.30
1966
98.24
91.10
100
98.28
91.18
99.31
91.16
100.1
98.24
>
100
98.28
15
1995
88.18
88.26
88.18
1965
98.24
98.28
98.24
98.28
96.12
96.20
96.10
96.18
99.23
99.25
99.24
99.26
91.24
91.24
100.2
98.26
*88.26
15
Treasury, 2 ViS-*—Aug ; 15 1963
101.4
94.30
93.4
1962-1967
—Feb
Jun
95.2
99.27
1985
15
100.19
94.26
:
92.28
1966
May 15
-Feb 15
100.15
95.4
■
91.30
1978-1983
15
3 Vis
Treasury
Nov
100.19
94.28
r
93.4
,
92.4
100.3
91.16
91.24
91.16
91.24
100 M 100.2
98.30
98.26
'98.30
88.20
88.28
88.20
98.26
.
98.30
98.26
98.30
96.16
96.24
96.16
<96.24
99.24
99.26
99.24-99.26
88.28
2Vis
Dec
15
1963-1968
94.24
95
94.25
95.1
>94.30
Treasury 2 Vis
94.30
k
Jun
15
1964-1969
93.24
94
95.6
93.26
94.2
93.30
94.6
Dec
15
1964-1969
93.12
93.30
-
Treasury 2 Vis
93.20
94.6
93.10
93.18
93.14
93.22
93.14
15
1965-1970
92.26
93.2
92.26
93.2
93
93.8
93
15 1966-1971
15 1967-1972
91.28
92.4
91.26
92.2;
92.10
90.16
90.24
Treasury
2 Vis
Mar
2 Vis—Mar
2 Vis.—Jun
2Vis_—Sep
2Vis—Dec
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
92.2
92.10
90.18
90.10
90.18
90.16
90.24
90.2
90.10
90.2
90.10
90.8
90.16
90.8
15
1967-1972
90.4
90.12
90.4
90.12
90.10
90.18
90.10
15
1
1980
Dec
1
1973
Jan
1
1977
Feb
1
1982
-
May
4 Vis
90.18
1985
Nov
-
4 Vis
*.90.16
Develop—
Feb
1
1979
15
—Sep
1978
15
Jan
4s
93.8
92.6
90.10
1967-1972
5s
4 Vis——
4yaS.—
4 Vis
>93.28
•
15
Intl Bank for Reconstn &
4%s
95.6
1963
3%s
Oct
1
1964
3%S
May
15
1968
3 Vis
Jan
1
1969
Oct
15
1971
3 Vis
3%s
May 15 1975
-Oct
1 1981
3ViS—
38
July 15
1972
3s
Mar
1976
1
Inter-American Developmt Bank—
100% Dec
jSale
prices are indicated w<th
a
double dagger.
All
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
New
Transit
3%
Unification
Corporate
lurk
Period
Last
Sale Price
Guy
31
:0k:
or
Friday's
100%
noo%
ioo%
tlOOVi
100 Vi
quotations
(Range for Week Ended January 1 1)
Friday
Bonds
Range for
Sold
Year 1962
Bid & Asked
Low
$100%
15 1982
Dec
asked
and
Week's Range
Issue—
Stock
4VisJ_^—
;
other figures are bid
High
No.
Low
,
'
v
BONDS
.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
(continued)--
Brazil
High
'}
Period
to
or
Friday's
•>
v,
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Spld
High
' /f
No.
.
v
Range for
Year 1962
Low
>•;
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Week's Range
Low
,
§• 7s Central Ry 1952
1980
Last
Sale Price
3.5%)
1978
High
' :>
June-Dec
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to
Caldas
Foreign Securities
1975
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
§•78
assented
f
7s
T eletype
571-0219
•
6s
•
Chile
Mortgage Bank 6%s
assented 1957
1957
99Vi
93
21
91
92
16
98%
27
94%
102%
4
98%
104%
of
fund
6s
1962
1960
7s
5s 1951
6%s 1950
of)
adjustment
(Rep
1927
of)
Jan
*90
of 1928
6s
Oct
1961
extl sinking fund
*90
*41
*90
~~
94% 101%
15
94%
101%
Columbia
3
97%
Copenhagen Telephone
7
97%
104%
104%
inoi/
*41
*2%
5%
1961-April-Oct
Jan-July
dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
17
*41
May-Nov
May-Nov
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1970
40%
*41
i
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1960
40%
*90
*41
April-Oct
1962
Municipal
(City
debt
96s
*90
*41
453/
June-Dec
1961
(Hukuang Ry)
•Colombia
3s
*90
*41
ApriZ-Oct
sinking
assented
{^Cologne
4%s
1961
1961
Consol
•Chinese
105
*90
*41
June-Dec
sinking fund 6s
assented
«7s
99
55
6s
•Chilean
100%
101%
92V4
5
assented
assented
Guaranteed
98%
*41
June-Dec
6%s
92
*90
June-Deo
Guaranteed
•
92%
1
92
*41
May-Nov
bonds
1993
•
16
$
6%s
6s
•
1963
fund
3s
•
•
*41
Feb
external
6s
Extl sink
*90
1060
assented
60
*90
*41
1960
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1961
Feb-AUg
• Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
• External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
• 6s assented Sept
1961
Mar-Sept
• External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
• 6s
assented
1962
April-Oct
• External sinking fund 6s
1963
May-Nov
assented
6s
86%
59
1942—May-Nov
May-Nou *
sinking fund 6s
60
87%
86%
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
•
212
80%
73%
80%
Credit Froncier De France—
14
98
!24
100
97/8
31
85
40
s
s
1942
80
56%
*86%
Mar-Sept
f bonds '78_Jan-JuZy
External
•
New York
*73
Mar-Sept
•
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
*104
April-Oct
1978—Jan-July
•
Exchange
HA 5-4400
1979
Cauca Val
Wertheim & Co.
Telephone
2%s
25-year
5• Chile
Members New York Stock
3.375% )
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Canada
96
104%
36%
45
Costa
102 /4
Cuba
91 /4
103% 1041/a
981/4
104V4
96%
1977
102
June-Dec
1972
April-Oct
(Republic of) 4%s external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
(State)
.
May-Noo
102%
102
102%
*63
94%
69
51%
105
June-Deo
June-Dec
Jan-July
100 %
102
102%
71
106%
23
37
47%
60
60
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
(Kingdom of) 5%s 1974
Feb-Aug
5 Vis extl loan 1977
May-Nov
105
101% 102
3s
1946
•
102
99
5%s
(Republic of)
Czechoslovakia
50
100
Rica
7s
Cudinamarca
101
104% 105%
Bank
Mortgage
5,/2S gtd extl loan 1979—
104/4
IOOV4 100%
•
.
101%
El
Salvador
(Republic of)
3%s external
3s
extl
s
s
f $
24%
40
102%
102% 103%
96%
105
101%
100% 101 %
93%
100%
97%
105%
—
bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan
1
1976
86%
Jan-July
*86
Jan-July
86%
J7~-7
:
Energy Supply Schwaben—
—
81
—.
5Vis debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic off?7s J967-~~.
Qo3/
88%
European
—
.
—
Coal
,
5 Vis
—
5s
•
-Jan-July
-Jan-juiy
75Vi
70
-June- Deo
/
._
80
73
5 Vis
4%s
—
/i 83
95%
;
series)
series) 1975
series) 1978
1980
on
Main
1982
6%s
69
84
132
132
4s
-
fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar bonds 1969
dollar
bonds
1972
International loan of 1930—
1
For
footnotes,
see
page 33
5s
r,
7
69
80
i
'
dollar bonds
3s
dollar
bonds
1980
1972
IOIV2 IO21/2
93%
104Vi
101%
97
102% 104 Vi
102%
97
*103% 104
103
May-Nov
*104%
April-Oct
April-Oct
/
92%
92
2
April-Oct
93%
100%
^
-
.
*104% 107
102%
May-Nov
1953
sinking
5%s
>
,
ApriZ-Oct
———Jan-July
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
3s dollar bonds
1972
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
—
6
(7th
(11th
debentures
{•Frankfurt
German
2
f
Community—
Steel Community—
and
(13th
s
Steel
and
secured
secured
5%s
;
Coal
Jan-July
-Jan-July
June-Deo
June-Deo
107% 107%
5
94%
7
94%
-
104
91%
109%
96
Number 6229
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.
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NEW'YORK STOCK'-EXCHANGE ©ONDiRECORD; (R.ng= for week
FridayInterest
bonds
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Low
Good
t
s
Low
No.
part paid
part paid
7
Conv
External
30%
April-Oct
Mining Corp—
mortgage 6s 1949
Harpen
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
General
International
1970
adjustment
6s 1948
debentures
Steel Corp
4%s
Ilseder
Tel—'
&
Tel
'
"
■<
•
7s
series
Utility Institute—
ext s f 3s 1977
gtd
§ ©7s
series
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1952—_—
B
§ ©Italy
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
(Government of) 5%s 1974
Japan 5%s extl s f 1974
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976
6s
gtd extl loan
1977—
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
©6%s extl loan of '24 1954
6%s due 1954 extended to 1964
Jamaica
5%s
5%s
loan
extl
due
KLM
of
Electric
1975
to
debs
Co
1979
3s s f $
§ ©Milan
(City of)
Minas Geraes (State)—
• Secured extl sink fund 6%s
30-year
June-Dec
—Jan-July
April-Oct
2.125%)
to
98%
3 Vis
100%
„
—
99
98
99
28
91%
extl sink
fund
6%s
—
82%
82%
2
803/4
Del
823/4
22
80%
Cauca
82
821/4
6
80%
83%
173
173
176%
176%
1961
(Kingdom of)—
f extl loan old
4 Vis
—I.
92%
97%
__
92%
97%
99
97%
97%
973%
98 34
97%
~3
86%
7
92%
63
93%
134
943/4
238
f
loan
extl
3%s
101 % 102%
98%
99%
99%
*24%
84%
—
loan
sinking fund external
s
f extl loan 1973
external loan 1976
5%s extl loan 1977
4s
1963
26
101 'A
97%
—
83%
84%
*3/4
1 %
31
81
——
59
rnmmm
60
5
—
—
Inc
48%
1683/4
5 Vis
s
external
loan
f extl loan
(State
Stamped pursuant
reduced
*51%
Allegheny
101
•Peru
(Republic of)
•Nat loan extl
loan
Nat
•
§ •Poland
fund
Power
debs
debentures
1975
debentures
1980
56
—
50
Aluminum
•
6s
loan
Co
2nd
98%
99%
39
933/4
98%
99%
41
96
100
50
sink
America
fund
fund
3%s
debentures
Airlines
3s
3%s
45
debentures
1998
103
57
98%
1053%
4%s
98%
100%
4.40s
100
100
101
99%
subord
4Vis
sink
102
103%
25
97
102%
103
72
103
95%
103
102 Vi 103 Vi
*97 Vi 100
96%
100
:n.r. :• ,s %
103
98%
.
218
100 '%
100 Vi 100%
218
100
101 %
208 %
98
268%
98 Vi
98
100%
104Vi
104% 104 Vi
*101%
95
103%
*104
97%
104%
95%
—
mortgage
fund
7s
Rhodesia
*7%
ApriZ-Oct
1947_April-Ocf
*7
101%
50
*7Vb
*8 %
*7V«
and
6s
87
82
87
78%
87
9
9
8
5%
9%
7%
5%
10
8
13
6
10
..
7%
_.
8
§©8s
to
2%)
Sul
external
57
69
reduced
1966
Jan-July
47
2.5%)
reduced
to
2%)
loan
external
2%s
debs
reduced
(interest
§©Rome
to
1980
3 %s
reduced
77%
77%
71%
(City
of)
debentures
43
98%
100
99% 100
88 J/2
96%
102 J/a
88'%
2
84%
89%
24
1013/4
19
98%
93%
99%
5
97%
97%
100
102%
41
98%
102%
96%
96'%
99'%
102
*963/4
97
91
*93
93%
90%
1946
70
64%
109%
105%
108
100%
127%
109%
38
69%
66'%
69%
174
61
66
64%
66%
211
59%
66%
94
92%
94
322
83%
121%
123
121% 123'%
54%
53
54%
60
52
April-OcZ'
*60
—.June-Dec
due
1966
75%
67
64%
101
101
82
82%
28
773/4
86%
87%
34
815%
86'%
76'%
77 3i
37
71%
76%
77'%
81'%
80%
813%
80%
80'%
93J%
93%
04
Feb-Aug
Li
91 %
91 %
91%
87
87%
94%
95%
80
89=%
95%
151
99'%
1023/4
143
105%
107%
253
382
Mar-SepZ
87
25
1
—
169
...
45
18
,
107'A
319
314
319%
89
96
96'%
22
1
4 %s
1983.
convertible
debentures
1973
95%
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1969—April-OcZ
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1977
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114
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mortgage
mortgage
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92
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1977
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conv
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sink fund 3%s 1990
sink fund 4s 1993
debentures
1974
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723%
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ref
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82
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mortgage 5 Vis 1986.—-——_
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97
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,
103
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92%
93%
92%
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1979
debentures
88%
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debentui'es
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debs
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81
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75
87
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Inc
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62 %
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133
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debentures
5s
1st
Serbs
•
105
87%
102% 103'%
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•
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1967
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1953
1926
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64
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2012
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55
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56
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120
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51
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146
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...
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1961 stamped
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9i3/4
104%
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102%
102
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102
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101
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101
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93
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1958
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f 6s
s
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s
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1981
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to
96
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1972—. .Jan-July
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1975
99
95
4%s debentures 1985
1977
f
1st
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—
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1968
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s
5s
sink
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extl loan (30-year) 1953
5%s
subord:
debs 1987
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3s
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6s
1952
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%
—
§ ©Nuremberg
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88
91
92%
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243%
21
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207
99%
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81
80%
96%
93%
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.;
mortgage 3%s 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4 Vis
104
98%
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April-Oct
May-Nov
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983%
207
*
39
99 Vi
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Year 1962
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86
95
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1971
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American
.
85
*
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1958
Power
conv
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7s
to
Range for
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Alabama
93
238
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1965
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s
s
extended
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1984
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'
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53/4s 1976
15-year 5 Vis 1977
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1976
6s gtd dollar bonds
1977
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May-Nov
—;
1978
1978
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(interest
15-year
Norway
See
(City)
Bonds
High
83 Vi
82%
due
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85 3%
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1959
1979
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101
81%
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1937)—
1979
readj
readjustment
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
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of
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92
(interest
2008
or
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t
external
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"
1958—Mar-Sept
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reduced
—
—
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1952
7s
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bonds 1978
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:
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subord
conv
37
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4%s
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40
22%
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—
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1965
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extended
1965
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24
99
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1947
B
Public
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3s 1977
f
gtd ext s
30-year
Italia^
debs
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29
• -
1977
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31
29
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1966
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&
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Last
Period
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„
,,
7s
•
1964
1968
(State of)
Interest
Week's Range
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•
•
New York Stock
Year 1962
Sold
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& Iron Works—
1945
mtge
Greek Government—
•
High
Hope Steel
7s
•
Range for
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Bid & Asked
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25
2
98% 101%
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100%
100%
160%
26
221%
100%
101%
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Canadian
first 3s
1976
87
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consol
debentures
(perpetual)
Jan-July
77%
77
773/4
101
Xfre Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(162);
26
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE {BOND RECORD; (Range for Week Ended January 1 1)
Interest
-
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
■
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or
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interest
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4
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s
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62
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19
296
60
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101
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74
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106
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110
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:
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103
,
191
;
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v
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106
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106
6
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165
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1968
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4'As series C Jan 1 2005
Mohawk
1 85%
83%
mtge income 43As series A Jan 1 2020—
Gen mtge income 43As series B Jan 1 2030
5s
18
'
■
*86'A
Feb-Aug
3.65s conv subord debentures
87
1972
Pacific
83
85
—
88
Gen
133%
30
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.
1979—May-Nov
Credit 4%s
4%s debs series B 1981-—-—
4.90ssinkfund
1st
105%
98
118
,1st mortgage
100'A
262
82%
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ponsol mortgage 3%s series B 1979——May-Nou
mortgage 3%s .series C 1974
May-Noy
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3Vis series G
1980
_Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989-;
:—Mar-SepZ
3 'As
sink fund debentures
1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2'As ser C 1986
June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3'As conv debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'As series J 1981—
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1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4'A3 series L 1989
Feb-Aug-
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102'A
100'A
.
debentures
subord
83
85
—
78%
June-Dec
fund
4'As
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84%
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Apr-Oct
1991
adjustment 5s
Missouri
102%
105'A
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35
104
81%
Consol
subord
104%
100
.
Jan -July
1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nou
Minerals
105%
100% 100%
Cum
5'As
100%
105'A
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—
100%
97%
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subord debentures
International Silver
103
•
104
—
Jan-July
1976
lien
Prior
102%
98%
Corp—
debentures
Kansas
997/a
104%
A
1975
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
90%
101
92%
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Harvester
88%
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_
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6
106% 107%
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Minnesota
114
99
97'A
,
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•
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80
Jan-July
1982
Illinois Bell Telephone
94'A
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Jan-July
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sink
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84%
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1st mortgage 6s 1985_„\
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Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
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1971—_May
96%
5
1987—
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92
2
1981
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97%
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223
,
100%
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■
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145
.
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84%
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1972
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1976—
1980
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173'A
102% 102%
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conv
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97%
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4%s
74
118'A 118'A
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Interstate
80%
166'A 172
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Michigan Central RR 4'As series C 1979—Ja?i-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969—
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
—Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
84 ..."
77%
7-
84
*96
Jan-July
1984—
debentures
conv
,
77'/a
'
Z
*79'A
June-Bee
1977—
5s
84%
92
83%
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J an-July
Mar-SepZ
1970
—
debentures
International
84%
—
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subord
conv
.92%
■
&
Co—
debentures
debentures
4%s
—
Jan-July
1968-:
debentures 1978
International
78%
92
—
*83'A
Mar-SepZ
1972
debentures
Finance
conv
85
75%
78
__
1977_
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s- 1974—May-Nop
1st
mortgage 23As 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988
April-OcZ
66
—' !.
*84%
Jan-July
1999—
1984
debentures
debentures
4%s
80
84'A
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5s
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183
83
78
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104
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78
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72
81
78
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78%:
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71
70
—
183
Mar-Sept
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4'As 1975
Corp—
5s conv subord
Hotel
56%
66
29
75
73
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Chemical
Hooker
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Corp
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conv
5s
68
•
Z
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1980—
43As
78%
—
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Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
Realty
—
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98
1972_«__Jan-July
debentures
fund
McDermott
53
2
debentures
fund
Stores
71%
60%
73%
;
—
•
*105%
Feb-Aug
sink
McCrory
73%
118
2%s
Stores
58
2
*79
debentures 1987
April-Oct
"ex wts"——May-ZVov
sink
May
1979—
Xerox Inc—
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105'A
67%
69
4%s
1978
3'As
63%
—
—
143% 146
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1969—a——
2%s
mortgage
Co
5'As'"1968
103
67%
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1st mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s
1981
May-JVou
1st mortgage 3'As 1982———'
June-Dec
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
1st
Oil
Co
5%s
RR
3'As
105'A
96%
16
69'A
69'A
*72
^
1976—May-Nov
1st mtge
2%s
1978
3s
debentures
3s
May
/
6s
series
series
Central
Martin
105%
.
101
80
67
1st
.
98'/a
102%
*103% 104%
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•
114
65%
J.2
*77%
subord debs 1987
172'A
96'A
—
186
'
96%
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ref
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High
10
*71
Mar-SepZ
..w.Apr-Oc<
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179%
82
71%
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105
2044—April
May-Nov
&
& Forbes
96
118
Low
\ 75%' 75%
April-OcZ
100
170
.
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Range for
Year 1962
No.
t»V7a
Feb-Aug
97%
.
89'A
97%
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inc debs
1982_i
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24
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/ Sold
High
May-Nou
Maine
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156''A
•
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71 %
Mar-Sept
1979
105%
5s ser A July 2015—April
Gulf States Utilities
.
92%
RR—
B Jan
1980
2003
gold 3s 1980
23As
101%
mortgage Inc
1st
r
105
88'A
*104'A
mortgage Inc
ser
2003
102
pq
June-Dec
debentures
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 3'/as 1984
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
1st mortgage 4%s 199Q-^4L-—
105
A
11
:
154
General
5s
.
100
100
79
AprfZ-Oct
2003
1st
;
1&2%
150
__
General
*■
1st mortgage 3'/as
107 %
2003
Feb-Aug
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s debs "ex wts"
1981—Apr-Oct
Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debentures 1972—May-Nov
5s conv subord debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
Macy Credit Corp 4%s 1981
May-Nou
154%
Jan-July
Jan-July
N 1990—Jan-July
O 2000
Jan-July
P 1982
Jan-July
Q 2010——Jan-July
1976
second
106%
McCall Corp
1973-
General 4%s series D
div
102 %
*82%
.
*
St Louis
104
91%
or
Bid & Asked
Nashville RR—
&
Louisville Gas & Elec
98%
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series C
General 5s
91'A
107%
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93
103% 103%
.
94'A
103 %
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103% 104 Vb
:
95
89%
%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
refund mtge 3%s ser F
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G
First & refund mtge 33As ser H
First <fe refund mtge 3%s ser I
94%
90 Va
;29
1
183
105'A 106'A
103%
91%
debs '75-May-Nov
1978
Jan-July
.-Jan-July
4'/8s conv
Co 4%s debs 1987
/
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104
May-Mnr
Company
:
98%
June-Dec
& Co 3'As conv sub
(W R)
Grand
97'A
Period
.
First &
100
89%
-78
.>•
Friday
Interest i
Exchange
High
97
*101%
debentures 1985_i^---«-.-n--.---"--May-2V09
s
Grace
•
105% 106 %
Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
(B F)
94%
Feb-Auy
ApriZ-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983
Goodrich
96
93%
Mar-Sept
951/2
3%s debentures
Mar-Sept
94%
5s debentures 1977
Feb-Auy
106
4s
debentures 1979
Mar-Sept
98%
5s debentures 1980—^or"®eP® tE-*
5s debentures
1981
Mar-Sept
1972
1975
debentures
Low
1,024
Vv 40 '
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3 i/2s
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.
No,
Louisville
J an-July
1969
debentures
Range for
Sold
High
27
(Range for Week Ended January f I)
BONDS
: •
1964
debentures
23/4S
Bonds
-
Bid & Asked
Low
3s
(163)
Week's Range
;
Sale Price
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
1
^
81
83%
79
80'A
85%
87
8?%
103
105'/a
101 '/a
117
91%
97
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and
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s
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s
debentures 1976
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s
f
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1977
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s
4%s
s
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96
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Refunding & Improve 4 Vis ser A 2047
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—
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87%
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98%
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991/2
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100% 100%
102
100%
96
103%
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5
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15
102%
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9
102%
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94
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2
60
95
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94
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113
95
103%
81
22
87%
106
101
—
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and
3%s
States
First
2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 2%8 1979
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984
First mortgage 4'As 1986
mortgage
1st
First
mortgage
4s
1st mortgage 5s
First
1st
mtge
1st
4%s
1992
1
80
80
4%s
97'A
3s 1979.—Jlfar-Sept
4%s 1987
June-Deo
mortgage
debentures
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1996
85
82
*98% 101
83
78
96%
16
100'A
91%
—-
97'A
97
86'A
97'A
104
104
5
103
106
104
104
10
103
Richfield
Oil
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131 Vi
127% 131%
McBee
Edison
first
mortgage
1974——.Mar-Sep 1
3s
First mortgage 2%s 1975_
/
102%
74%
77
78%
—
1st
mortgage
mortgage
———Mar-Nov
2%s 1975-————3s 1979
80%
81%
.
3%S
*85%
1982
..
1st
•
St
Chemical 5Vis conv
75%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3% s
debs
77
83
86
83%
87
103
93%
99%
__
103%
1982—May-No®
115%
113% 116%
118
106
120%
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1151/2
113% 116
135
105%
120 %
94%
9
91%
94
113%
11
105%
127
1988—June-Deo
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93%
April-Oof
—
112
income
5s
4s
Gas
Second 4s
St
Paul &
St
Paul
First
&
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3 Vis
series
I
3s
series
J
1966--.
V
.
%
96
93%
94%
Scott
94%
3
41
,
93%
93
Paper
Seaboard
3s
Air
Line
f
s
Sears Roebuck
4Vis
Oil
Union
Slcelly
4%s
Co
Oil
Oil
Oil
87%
82%
76'/8
78%
84%
3s
June-Dec
*85%
87
81%
86%
2%s
debentures
83%
78%
83%
2%s
debentures
Southern
3 Vis
series
R
1982
3s
series
S
1983
2Vis
series
T
1976
1985——
June-Dec
.
83%
series
U
3Vis
series
W
series
X
3%s
series
Y
1987
3Vis
series
Z
821/2
86%
June-Dec
1984—
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1988
——June-Dec
87%
82%
87%
Southern
Pacific
CC
1978
June-Dec
95%
June-Dec
102%
DD
1990
EE
1991
series
FF
4Vis
series
GG
1993—
4V
series
HH
1994
1992
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100
104%
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4'As
101%
106%
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4'As
95%
6
91
102% 103'A
10
100
104
31
103%
104%
102% 103%
June-Dec
1987—
79%
28
99%
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80
48
73%
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79
84
89 Vb
89%
22
84%
90
80%
85%
36
91
debentures
1978—Mar-Sepi
debentures
1983
*85
debentures
1981
*81%
..
80
79%
83%
3Vis
Mar-Sepf
—May-No®
3Vis debentures 1991
Feb-Aug
4%s debentures 1988
Feb-Auy
Pacific Western Oil 3 Vis debentures 1964—June-Dec
103%
75
83%
3 Vis
1023/t
86 Vi
90%
90%
101% 102 Vi
10
85%
24
98%
General
4%s
General
5s
General
4'As
series
series
5'As
92
102%
June-Dec
1968——
—June-Dec
1981
D
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 4'As series E 1984—Jan-July
General mortgage 3 Vis series F 1985
-Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry Income 4s 1990——
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co-— 1
Mil»:
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5s
series B
105
88
106
.
88%
261
100
16
84
1974
1st
88%
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100% 101%
90
97%
100%
101
101 %
58
98
RR
77%
57
68
68 Vi
76
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68%
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761/2
20
68'A
—
76
68
5
75%
53%
59%
60
57
68%
80%
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100
89%
96%
&
First
refunding 2%s
101
&
Jan-July
85%
84%
85%
4
79
90 Vi
89%
90%
19
85
90%
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951/4
951/4
95%
26
92
debentures
1974
May-No®
&
refunding 23As
1981
June-Dec
*80%
,2%s
1963
&
Feb-Aug
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&
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Oil
—June-Dec
84'A
&
&
refunding 4Vis
First
&
refunding 33As
refunding 3 Vis
1985
ApriZ-Oct
1987
*83
Stokely-Van
4%s
Swift
&
refunding 4%s 1986
First & refunding 5s 1989
Philip Morris Inc 4Vis s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
June-Dec
102% 103
105
guaranteed
Consolidated guaranteed
4 Vis
4 Vis
ser
J
mortgage 5s series A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
114 Vi
114
•99
Jun-Dec
93 %
102%
97%
100
87
94%
107
104%
100
"l
*74%
123%
104
89%
94
73%
573
93%
106
101%
115%
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75
June-Deo
781/2
A
1st
gen
1st
4
5s
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Plantation
3Vis
1st
i'-
1st
Pipe
sink
Potomac
series
series
mortgage
&
& Ashtabula Ry—
1974
z
1977
1970—1111111
debentures
3s
1986
—
I
1984
3%s
debs
footnotes,
71%
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97%
97'A
*—
35
100
87
95%
2
85%
92 "2
19
71%
73%
96%
98'A
96%
98'A
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11
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30
91
87%
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441
104
96%
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84'A
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84'A
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56
60
136
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103
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87
99% 100%
100
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102
96%
96%
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145
—
—
62%
April-Oct
1983
Jan-July
1982—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
conv
—
~1
62%
64
59
8
101%
106
14
100%
105%
104% 105
105'/a 105 Vs
105%
74
70%
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94
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95
96%
—
102%
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80%
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85
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115
117
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102
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100
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84'A
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88'A
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103'A
1971—May-Nov
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1973—Mar-Sepf
88'/a
88%
101
96
97%
95
*97%
1982
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Jan-Jjuy
Jan-July
May-No®
Jan-July
1972
96
99
95%
100
91
17
85%
89%
91%
92
93%
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91%
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101%
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--
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108
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.
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28
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1982
debs
Apr-Oct
113
159
437
109'A 113
111
157% 159
Inc—
June-Dec
105
-June-Dec
102%
6
222
101%
19
105%
105
130
3
105% 105%
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1979
notes 1979
1980
notes
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96
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78%
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75
refund M
3%s series B
1970,_ApriJ-Oct
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1
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refund M
3%s series C
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92%
92%
5
87%
95
72%
72%
9
62
71
Texas
Pacific
&
General
Texas
Term
of
RR
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Thompson
gold
refund
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mtge
1st
mtge
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72%
114
78%
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167
50
13
71%
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94
94
95
85 3A
•85%
—May-Nov
—Juue-Dec
May-Nov
*83
89
1980
2%s
95%
85%
94
78%
-
78%
82%
88'A
89
90
'
**•
*89%
1970—^June-Dec
debs
.
80'A
821/4
*
84'A
*87
*
91
*94%
3 %s 1982
of California
88
¥
91%
72'A.
coll trust 2%s 1975^ApriZ-Oct
1968
105%
'
:
1978__June-Dec
debs
3%s
Missouri
ul
*104
-^-Jan-July
—Aprii-Oct
inc
123
103%
•
"7
iii'A'
,80
102%
*80
Feb-Auy
1982.
1986-
6'As
coll tr 27As
&
1985—Jan-July
1974——June-Dec
3%s
debs
1986—■-!
mortgage and
debentures
E
ser
*
Pacific—
47/as
Airlines
Electric
37/as
M
3'As
Co
World
2000—
Wooldridge Inc—
Ramo
Oil
5s
Orleans
New
Products
debentures
Trans
3s
and
first
Pacific-Missouri
■
47/aS
4%s
78
86'A
79%
80%
First and
First
71 %
—
20
102
series C 2019
Jan-July
Refund and impt 2% series D 1985
^April-Oct
Texas Company
(Tiie) 36/as debs 1983-—_May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
£—May-No\
'Texas & New Orleans RR—
1991
debs
subord
RR
June-Dec
June-Dec
1976^—Feb-Aug
1986
debentures
conv
Pacific
Union
debentures
2%s
118
119'A
84%
70%
128
>
106'A
106%
123%
83
84%
69%
103
r\
♦104V2 106%
118
85%
~
Refunding
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
*88'A
5s
*88
84
*76
76
Tank
Union
United
89
97
10
47/8s
United
83%
79
97
s
f
C
1991_Mar-Sept
1973
s
f
debs
1986
debentures
69%
^.April-Oct
2'/as series
mortgage
4'As
Car
*991,4 101
70 %
68
f 98%
101
105'A 105'A
Feb-Aup
*
8
>'
~5
102%
105%
121 :,4 123%
102
103%
128
—
_May-Nov
1981——__T~ Mar-Sepf
see
100 A
91%
Co—
1983
2%s
99%
98%
95%
107%
105%
79
*90'A
104%
104'A
103
6
Corp—
notes
RR
Refund
-Jan-July
_
23/4s
91 Vi
Jan-July
April- Oct
Mar-Sept
Power
Gamble
For
C
Line
fund
Electric
mortgage
Proctor
D
95
April-Ocf
1984
Pittsburgh Youngstown
95
997/8
15
105'/a 105 %
105%
104'A
83
78'A
April-Ocf
1973
conv
senior
Tidewater
—
*99%
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
series
*99%
1964 -May-Nov
RR—
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
capital
5%s
1963LFeb-Auy
1970
senior
84'A
104%
1
June-Deo
General
3 Vis
5'As
80
104%
15
—
101
17
106
102%
1994
5s
4%s
3%s
debentures
subord
(James)
Terminal
103%
103% 104 3/4
1996 June-Dec
I
ser
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
General
Talcott
86%
99%
105% 105%
95
94%
—
104'A 1051/4
1031/4
Mar-Sept
A 1977
gold
debs
Wayne
conv
83%
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
4%s
5s
101 Vi
88
'
104%
87%
105%
__
101%
*56
1974-——.
subord
2%s
Symington
5 'A %
13
June-Deo
April-Oef
4'As conv subord debs 1987
Pillsbury Co 45/8s s f debs 1986
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2Vis
103
80
87
100
Camp Inc—-
Co
87'A
.
102
78
4
—
*140
Co
conv
80%
77%
"103% 104 Vi
94
*931/4
Mar-Sepf
May-NoV
1988
First &
3
79%
105%
—J an-July
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray Oil Corp 27/as debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
83%
84'A
165
97
--
105%
Jan-rJuly
(Ohio) 4%s 1982
Chemical 37As debentures
80%
86
104
309
103% 103%
101% 102
1973_Jwne-Deo
conv
debentures 2%s
(N J)
Oil
76
*85%
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding 3Vis 1982
First & refunding 3 Vis 1983
85%
—
79%
Anril-Oef
1970
4%s
1983
debentures
Standard
•
First
First
■■
92
80%
Co—
California
debentures
82%
First
First
«
82
88%
—
*87
June-Dec
1983
of
96
&
refunding 23As
refunding 23As
1967
First
.First
-
90
78%
—
*99
tr 4%s 1988
first gold 5s 1996_
(Indiana)
85
June-Dec
1971
70
86%
97'A
127 'A 131
'
First
60
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
consol
first
coll
div
27As dtbentures
Feb-Aug
General gold 4Vis series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co-
1
Co—
Oil
101%
76
76
130%
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Oil
Ill
101
76%
88
89
June-Dec
May-Nov
—May-Nov
Standard
Stauffer
1965-
A
B
series
88'A
73
89
& Telegraph Co—
Co
Standard
106
1986
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May -Nov
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Oct
3%s debentures 1983——1
-—
—May-Nov
Spiegel Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984
June-Dec
Ry
1st mtge
Memphis
Standard
—Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975—
Pennsylvania RR—
73
1979
1976.
(Oregon Lines)
Pacific
Southern
4'As
Pan American World Airways—
4Vis conv subord debentures 1979
73
—
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mtge 5 %s series series H1983—
104%
100
Southern
107%
100%
April-Ocf
—April-Oct
78
747/a
71
Co—
San Fran Term
97
95%
68
65
April-Oct
1981
First 4%s
85%
82
79
41
—
*86'A
1971
1969.
18
*103%
—June-Dec
—
3'As
102'A 102%
*100
June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 2 Vis debentures 1985
2%» debentures 1986
10
104'A 106
^June-Dec
June-Dec
——
4Vis
87%
*86%
70
77%
Feb-Atfy
2%.s-4%s 1994
Gas
"105% 105%
102 'A
88%
64
77
June-Dev
debs
debentures
Indiana Ry
series
3Vis debentures
convertible
Natural
3'As
is
3%s
Southern
June-Dec
—
*79%
69%
1965
California Edison
Southern
June-Dec
88
65
69
__
96%
1987
85%
.—June-Dec
95%
58%
—
*63
*94%
1985
85%
1989
111
June-Dec
1979
89
1986
series
debentures
80%
AA
97%
*103%
—
conv
Southern Bell Telephone
80
BB
133
27
100
91%
—Jan-July
1966
Alabama RR 5s
& North
83%
series
5s
South
*85
series
100%
88
132%
100
May-Nov
1980
debentures
Oil 2'As
*85%
June-Dec
4Vis
series
Socony-Vacuum
_June-Dee
^
5s
4 Vis
81'/a
*85%
1984
3Vis
73
90%
85
87
—June-Dec
3%s
.
83%
2Vis
debentures
*81%
.
108%. 110%
103% 103%
87%
108
*94
Mar-Sepf
debs
Marchant—5'As
*84
—
2
103
77
1986—
4%s
Corp
2'As
Smith-Corona
June-Dec
a—
90 Vi
86'A
82%
89%
123%
*85
Mar-Nov
1977.
2'As
June-Dec
1981
B
5 %s
debs
90%
85'A
102%
74%
Feb-Aug
4%s subordinated debentures 1977May-Nov
5s debentures' 1982—
—Jan-Jufy
Sears Roebuck & Co 43Ar 1 ( debs 1983_Feb-Aup
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
-April-Oct
86
1980—..
89'A
1975
1972
87%
P
122
97%
18
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
87%
Q
1989
cons
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons
3s debentures
1974
85%'
series
122 %
98%
•53
•
Co—
Co
1977—
series
1st
debentures
Finance
1974
2%s
101% 102%
40
•
76
mortgage 3s series B 1980—
37/os
1979———June-Dec
2%s
102 %
105'A
95 %
—
27
—
3%s
RR
N
Hh*
48%.
*90'A
M
58
—
4 6'A
100%
21
*98%
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
conv
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
New
series
,
103'A 104
48%
*85%
series
•
931/8
*92'A
3s
89%
84
89
*80%
3s
June-Dec
81 Va
12
April-Ocf
L
June-Deo
10
92%
1968—June-Dec
series
——
87%
92%
4s
,'3s
.
94%
87%
92%
1971
RR
K
June-Dec
84%
90%
;
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sepf
2006
Jan
A
Ry
Depot
series
—
79
May -Nov
1989_Jan-July
3s
1971——
5
9
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—Jan-July
98
891/2
2
94Vi
94
88%
98%
*98
—
,
series
inc bond certificates Nov
&
Sinclair
June-Dec
1970-i-^-ii.^^—June-Dec
1997
A
1980
certificates
Duluth
Union
Shell
Electric Co—
&
B
debs
bond
Shell
Pacific
87
85
94
1st
series
series
4s
Louis-Southwestern
First
86%
83%
.
Mathieson
5 Vis conv subord debs 1983——
86'A
85
93%
1996
4s
mortgage
mtge
1st
._
Olin
*86%
1977—June-Dec
Second mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2022
1st
Seaboard
__
—~
172
*88%
6s
96%
159
*66'A
Adirond'k
&
gold
101
93%
108
Mar-Sepf
Second
High
98%
93
85
Jan-July
—
II
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'/4S 1985——June-Deo
1st mortgage 3%s 1988—June-Deo
1st mortgage 4 Vis 1987—
;
Jan-July
mortgage
86%
79%
80%
1
84%
84%
June-Dec
91%
78%
—
1st mortgage 2%a 1980——
1st
84%
86%
—
—
—Feb-Aug
10
89%
89%
*85%
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
1st
89 %
debentures
99%
105
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
St Lawrence
Scioto
Ohio
6'As conv
1977
Low
94
Mar-Sepf
1969—Mar-Sept
J
debs
conv
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
171
111
*77
__
3'As series
5%s
—
Year 1962
No.
*166
-April-Oct
1983—Aprif-Oct
1977
mortgage
Royal
debs
Corp—
Range for
Sold
*95%
Jan-July
conv
Electric
&
D
Aircraft
84%
——
99%
8
127
*80'A
Gas
serial
General
4%s
Corp
Rohr
•
78'A
101% 103%
1964
Bonds
High
*108
Mar-Sept
debentures
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Manufacturing ,37/as debs—
:
102
*82%
103'A
1977
2%s
Oats
April-Oct
Rheem
104
102
Friday's
99'A
1983-April-Ocf
1975
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sepf
85%
82%
refunding mortgage 3'As
f'eb^ntures
Quaker
June-Dec
99 JO
.
5
85
85
April-Oct
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%g 1984.
3 Vis
81%
82%
June-Deo
1st mortgage
'XvC-
81%
27
*87
June-Dec
Feb-Auy
1991
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
(Wise)
*/'%■■■;
Jan-July
1988
4%s
83
86%
—
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
1990
mortgage
3
83
86%
Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
1972
debentures
4Vis
first mortgage 2%a 1974
(Minnesota)
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2Vis 1979-June-Dec
First and
3Vis
Co—
Power
—
debentures
Rochester
Northern
or
Bid & Asked
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
debentures
First and
105%
*103'/a
and
1963
May-No®
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and
;v
104
103%
and
3s
104%
103
103
Sale Price
Low
102 Vi
103%
103
Week's Range
Last
Period
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—•
93
931/4
Interest
New York Stock
83%
88%
*93
*94
89%
91%
•
*86
102 3A
High
88
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1 2047
3s Jan
Low
Quar-Feb
lien 4s 1997
Northern Pacific Ry prior
General
-May-No®
May-No®
-May-No®
May-No®
Quar-Jan
debentures 1981-j:—
debentures 1981
f
s
—
1979
debentures
f
s
47/8s s
4%s
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-No®
May-No®
f debentures 1974—
s
4Vis
Year 1962
NO.
High
BQNDS
Exchange
Range for
Sold
*88%
Central general & ret 5s 1974——Mar-Sept
ref 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Natural Gas 3%8 s f debs 1973—May-No®
1 ueoentures 1973
May-Nov
4%s
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
e
Monday, January 14, 1963
,
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended January 11)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds.
.
79
93
97%
3%s
Air
Lines
conv
-./
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977
2%s
■
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
122
91%
Continued
94%
89%
*94%
Mar-Sept
92%
on-page
33
Number 6229
Volume 197
••
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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29
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following extensive list We furnish
complete report of the transactions
on ine American mock Excnange tor the week
beginning Monday/Jan. 7,
and ending Friday, J an. 11.
It is compiled by the report/ of j the American
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Corp class A
Mfg
for Week
Shares
Inc
23/8
300
1%
43,600
4
4
4%
23/4
48
1
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Stores
<
1% Oct
18 Dec
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
High
■
13
<
.
Jan
2% Mar
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
Low
1.50
6 3/8
6%
Discount Inc
133/4
6
Oct
17%
Feb
Breeze
Oct
4%
Jan
Brillo
2,300
Jun
100
May
3%
9'A
2%
5,900
1%
1,500
ls/4
Jun
1,500
153A
Oct
9
8%
1,000
6Vb
21%
23
1,000
193/4
Oct
27%
27%
7,200
25% May
8%
8%
100
7% May
73/8 July
14% July
.
Jan
23
*
American
British
Apr
Oct
2%
,
Dec
94,400
Jan
4-%
11% May
10s
—
British
14% May
^
39% Feb
American Tobacco—
Amer
5% Mar
Oil
Co
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
Amer
Jan
17
33/4 Jan
3%
%
High
153A
Jun
——1
—
Jan
8
15% May
Nov
13
1
1%
r
1
Corp
Manufacturing Co.;
87:% Mar
Oct
9
500-
2
Works Inc
1%
4Vs
6,600
19
2
23/4
700
1%
17%
Feb
41 %
4'A
2
19
13%
3,000
13
4Va
20c
Dec
5,200
11
13
—
1,100
Brad Foote Gear
Brandywine Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
15% Jan
3% May
9%
4%
10-V4
—
1
7,400
3
Low
7%
13%
-
1
Inc
Range for Year 196&
High
10c
3% Oct
13A Sep
49%
3%
103/4
•
.
47
4
10c
Shoe
Aid Investment &
6 3/8
3
_1
Co
6%
1
700
7%
3
1,100
11%
10'A
10c
Dynamics Inc_.
Aerojet-General Corp——
Surpass
3'A
11 Va
2,400
3'A
1
Admiral Plastics Corp_.
Manufacturing
Low
l'A
10
Aero-Flow
Agnew
High
2'A
•
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1962
Bowling Corp of America
Acme Wire Co
Aeronca
1 %
25c
Products
Precision
23/s
10c
Class A common
Acme
Low
Construction Corp
&
_
Friday
Range
of Prices
1
Corp
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ending Jan. 11..
-
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Petroleum
Aberdeen
a
British Columbia
10s
8%
*
Power
18%
8%
700
19
6,500
Jan
36
Oct
9
.
8% Feb
19%
Dec
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class
A
*
Alabama
Alan
5 %
4.20%
Power
Steel
Wood
Co
preferred
Alaska
600
13% May
24Va Mar
British
125
86
Jan
91%
Oct
14
2,200
11JA
Oct
30%
Jan
Amer dep rets ord reg:
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
—
100
Airlines Inc
173/a
91
13'A
63
64 >A
95
60
Nov
82
Jan
Brown
Company
3%
1,600
3
Oct
6% Mar
Brown
Forman Distillers
—
10
preferred
1
33/tt
3'A
Petroleum
Class B
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
All
583/4
4 3A
43,4
100
1
i1
23/8
2 */8
7 3/8
93/8
13.3UU
122,200
53/8
53/4
4,700
3% May
63/B
£1%
7%
75/8
100
33/8
2,900
7% Aug
2% May
8% July
9% Mar
3
All-State
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance
Tire
Rubber class A
&
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
common
convertible preferred
5%%
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
American
Feb
B
3%
Jun
9
Mar
~8%
3,400
5
34,100
8
Oct
7%
9%
6,800
5%
53/4
500
1%
1%
9%
63/4
1%
78%
Jan
43/4 May
Corp
1
5
6Va
2,200
4%
Oct
473/4
200
433/4
Jun
Book-Stratford
Business
American
Electronics
Press,
7%
1,500
10%
12,700
Nov
Butler's
73A
Aug
BVD
Shoe
Co
4%
Dec
6%
Oct
16 3/a
14
163/4
500
2,200
2%
Oct
73/4
2
2,900
1
Feb
4
Jan
£1
27/«
2%
200
2
May
3%
Jan
Cabol
2%
3%
21,900
2%
Dec
4%
Jan
12.50
373/4
800
33%
Jun
45 %
Feb
California
1
43/8
Corp
5%
of
Del
preferred
39
5r!4
4%
2
51,900
5
13%
—5
4'/*
4%
3%
Oct
1,900
5
9%
Oct
Oct
700
11%
123/a
500
1
Exploration
153/4
153/4
2,400
Ltd
Co
3 % ^•3%
10 %
1
4
$3.00
5%
5%
1,300
4%
10 Va
7,700
7% Jun
Va
Va
iV
30,600
Vh May
■
4%
4
4%
2%
3
5
8%
9%
963/4
98%
11%
13
2.50
29 %
32%
Gas Co
pfd_100
43/4
26%
Nov
6%
8%
8%
8%
2,600
18nA
17 Vb
18%
38,600
Inc
1
2%
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
40c
Associated
Baby Services Inc
Electric
Industries—
Associated
Americna
deposit
Associated Food
Associated
Electric
Power
common
Fire
Associated
Stores Inc
Testing
America
of
1%
7,800
2,200
2%
13/4
13A
4%
5
8
7%
8%
12,800
2,000
7'A
10c
Corp
7
73/4
4,300
Apr
Bread
Cement Co Ltd
Mar
$1.30
Jan
Feb
Co
preferred
Dredge
&
Export
Gas
Mar
Canadian
103
393/4
Jun
Feb
4%
Jan
27%
Sep
5,200
17
May
263/a Mar
63%
52
>
64%
100
61
Mar
64 % May
52
50
49Va
Jan
573A
57%
50
56
Mar
1
8,700
Canadian
Canadian
Industrial
Dec
3
Jan
33A
Jan
Canadian
43
49%,
10%
10%
11%
3,300
13,600
2%
1,400
4 3/a
3
8%
2%
400
1%
Nov
5 5/a
1,300
'/•
4,300
300
Canadianwide
Canadian Williston
Sep
4%
Oct
4%
2%
Oct
7%
28 %
14
Jun
Nov
Jan
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
Jan
Carnation
Mar
2% May
5%
Jan
8
9
Sep
Aug
Dec
1,300
42
Oct
57%
123A
8,100
11%
Nov
33% Mar
Feb
Central
3/4
Oct
Jan
Central
93/8
Jun
18%
Jan
Central Securities
Atlas
1
/.»
3/a
l'o
3,000
3/a
Jun
33/8
Jan
Avis
non-cum
123/8
12%
13%
14 Vs
13%
143/4
3,000
8%
5 Va
53/4
3,300
4
Inc
1
com
Corp
Jan
3
Co
Feb
Charter Oil
Co Ltd
Jan
11%
12%
800
10%
Oct
26 Va Mar
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
43
43
200
32
Oct
57%
7
Feb
Jan
Chief
Inc
Nov
Jun
10 3A
10% May
1
8%
8
8%
1,300
7
Dec
5Qo
5%
5%
5%
1,900
3%
Jun
in 3/,
___•
Baldwin Securities Corp
103/„
10%
2,800
8'A
Jun
3%
3%
2,600
3A
Oct
lc
Banff.. Oil: Ltd—
....50c
Industries
Banner
Inc
Construction
BarChris
l
Beck
(A S)
of
Belock
1,000
Watch
Berkey Photo
ii
Corp
Co Inc—„
Inc—
Bickford's Inc
—
Birdsboro
—l
—i—
Corp
'
Feb
Mining
Oct
18%
%
Jun
2%
Jan
% Oct
6%
3
513/a
4,400
4-%
11,700
12
433/8
153/4
22
73/4
July
Jun
55%
Jan
8%
2,600
7 3/a
7%
1,800
5%
8%
1,200
6
2 3/a
2 5/8
500
1
4
27%
250
■
3%
4
4,000
1%
—
l3/a
1,400
20 %
Jan
Jun
3% May
6% May '/
2Va
1%
Oct
Oct
8%
-
.
(H C)
prior
Co
common
preferred
10c
■
8
1
7%
•
22%
100
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8
■'/
.
8 Vb
7%
6,500
7%
21%
2334
81%
83%
1,400
2,700
'■
280
14%
300
Feb
Feb
3 3/a
Oct
9
Oct
■11%
;•
P
Clary
Feb
10 % May
21%
Feb
173/a
19
1,200
16%
4%
Noc
Nov
17 %
4%
Dec
4%
Oct
114%
Jan
111
1
Jan
600
5
Apr
Oct
73/a
Apr
600
9% Oct
15%
Feb
4%
1,700
1,500
107 % 108%
13
6
10%
14
11%
6,500
4
3%
104
%
700
13
13
5%
6
11'A
4
70
80
95
90
3
Oct
3
12,000
%
170
%
69 %
Oct
corporation
— ——
oils
Caribbean
73
86%
Aug
50
83
Jan
90
17%
18
3,600
13
May
28
29
1,125
24'A
Oct
33
Mar
200
29%
Oct
42
Feb
&
Inc
Metals
Paint
l3/4
Jan
lO'A
Jan
12
5%
1,900
5
4
1
—*
&
—
6% May
153A Mar
Oct
10'A
Jan
93/4
Oct
14
Jan
103A
Nov
Oct
20
Feb
Feb
5%
53A
11%
12%
150
~3%
23/4
800
2%
23%
~3
100
2% Dec
223/8
21'/8
223/8
15%
14%
153A'
Inc
Inc
class A
3a
4,700
10c
Corp-lOc
15
1
12%
20%
Jan
Oct
Dec
1,200
6,400
Oct
600
Jun
45
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
11,800
9,100
73/4
Sep
17'A Mar
33/8
2%
Oct
12%
2,500
4%
Jun
3,900
3% May
13%
3
17 5/a
Oct-
6
Jan
Jan
21%
1.200
33A
3%
2,900
23/4 May
5%
8%
200
7V4 May
2%
•
53/4 May
8%
%
5
73A
8%
3A
n
13,600
5%
'40,300
18 %
:/si 300
7%
Jan
1,000
73A
53/4
6%
Aug
4»A
2,700
2%
7'A
434
Feb
13A
1
5%
18
11%
Jun
Dec
U
5,200
I- /
700
*■
2,600
2,500
Jan
24 %
8%
%:
Feb
7% Mar
21 %
5%
—
83A
3%
44%
V 4%
10%
10c
1
Feb
5,100
43A
*
10c
Jan
Jan
1%
50c
4%
21%
:-y:& 33/4
8%
%
1
10 3/4
4%
43
4% Mar
38%
1%
4%
20c
Dec
5aA
3V2 May
143/4 Oct
4 Vb
1%
43
12%
3%
Engineering—1
Co
18% Feb
Jan
3%
50c
.
&
93/4 Aug
8
200
4,400
3,000
10,600
1
Feb
19% Apr
112,800
Vending Machine
Inc!
3%
34%
/ NOV
Oct
7%
7%'
18
Oil
Ray
Varnish
.
—
5
Gas
Products
;
•
9%
17%
17
>
4 VB
Commercial
Cooper-Jarrett
Sep
% May
Oct
43/b
5,700
16,100
3/4
Co
Aviation
&
24%
6Vs
12 Vs
.
33A
Continental Materials Corp
Continental
Feb
13'/e Mar
193/4 May
13%
Corp..,
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—_50c
Cook
Sep
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
Sep
Apr
2.800
5,700
\h Jun
73/4
7'-'
Mi
Feb
.5%
33/8
Jan
1%
6%
200
%
3%
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Construction
1 VB
5%
23%
Nov
5
4,800
12,800
Minerals—Is
1
Connelly Containers Inc
Continental
li'o
13%
23%
1
10%
9%
15
Dec
133,4
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Continental
300
5
5
—
1 >V
12"%
23%
1%
6%
13%
35%
24%
May
22%
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Sun
Feb
Jan
86%
1
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products Co-—
Consolidated
1%
Jan
Mar
75
72%
18
^ V;;
7%
—1' <
5%
—«10//.v 12'A
Manufacturing Co
Electronics
63/4
Dec
233/4 Mar
Dec
May
2,500
203/a Mar
Royalty
102
17%
Oct
Oil
Oct
173/4
Oct
Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
Mar
12% July
7,700
Oct
Consolidated
li
Oct
7%
8%
Consolidated
43%
Apr
4%
6%
113A
Consolidated
t/'; 9 ■>'
Jan
22 %
10,000
Jan
Oct
3/s
Dec
21,500
Feb
5% May
4% May
Jun
14V4
13%
14%
Feb
Feb
%
1,100
233A
14%
5% Jan
3% Jan
3,300
13%
14'%
30'A
1,200
%
*
Development Ltd
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Cohu
7% Jan
5%
15%
25c
Foil/Corp
Clausner Hosiery Co——
Coastal
13% Mar
20%
Jun
Jun
10 %
Apr
Jan
3% Oct
6%
14
May
33/s May
1
Dec
16%
75
10%
5
94
—--lc
Commercial
9%
6,500
Building Industries Inc—
A
K
Corp
Colonial Corp of America
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
4,900»
1.700
Apr
57/b May
18%
1
10c
Inc
Jan
Jan
1,600
Dec
Feb
103/4
6%
173,4
1
—
19%
May
b.uuj
26 Va
4
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
5 % %
Jan
Jan
I0-/8
8%
8%
'
•'
8%
2 %
3
Bloomfield
Bohack
7%
/
—*
-
123/8
353/8
4y8
/
Feb
Jan
16%
49%
8 3/s
1
Blauner's
Class
4Va
1%
9%
Oct
3%
50c
(The)-——_t
.—
7V2
50%
Jan
1%
It %
25c
i
Corp
,a
8V2
Jan
1
18
1
*
Berkshire Frocks
Bethiehem
lo
Jan
% Dec
5%
10
1,900
10%
18
5%
Dec
2,500
12%
1%
14
3/4 May
33/4
21%
lO'A
__50c
•
9
13 % May
ll3/4
Instrument
Benrus
3,800
10%
*
Canada
t.yud
12%
Corp
Telephone
i"o
8
20 3A
___-l
Shoe Corp————
Bell
2,100
%
7%
,
20%
,23e
Electronic
4,100
1
,
——
Bell
18
4%
4
%
7%
10c
Bayview Oil Corp
Inc
%
V .4 //
50c
•.
USA Inc__
Engineering Co
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp—
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bargain Town
Barnes
Bearings
18
■
lOo
4
7,100
15
15%
5
2
Clark Cable Corp-.—--—
—100
Clark Controller Co-——-—.—.—1
Clarostat
Convertible preferred' A——
16,800
ft
1
Consolidated
Circuit
—---
9%
4%
10%
5
2.50
America
of
Chamberlin
6%
13%
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—•
—
1V4
718
May
6
3'/e May
Sep
Jun
C
Industries
l3/a Mar
6 Vb May
Cinerama
Common
Jun
% Jun
700
Chromalloy
Baner
3/4
2,700
Oct
5%
9
Sep
8
4 % May
3%
Oct
Deo
Nov
8%
43/4
22,500
3,300
5
2 3/s May
5%
; 4%
3%
9%
25 %
4%
300
818
31
Oct
73/4
5,400
53/8 May
Feb
Jun
34%
4%
P-3-i
Jan
8%
4%
4%
B
1
9'A
pref—100
Century Geophysical Corp—
Christiana Oil Corp—s
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
8%
pfd
Century Electric Co
5%
—
Jan
9%
35 %
4%
4
12%
7%
May
6,600
6%
9
Corp common
4%
3%
Sep
Oct
Dec
10
1
Light
&
5%
200
13%
8% Aug
100
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
*
Jan
May
12%
Oct
3.50%
Power
Power
4
5
Corp
233A
15 %
8
Maine
5%
__
1
10c
—
Collieries
l3/a
May
8% May
1
preferred
——.
Industrial
Ayrshire
—10c
1
Products
Steel
Inc
93%
5% May
Feb
V.
8,200
i'<i
1
Corp
3,100
Non-voting
1%
1
6
8%
5.50
16,500
Automatic
8%
50
13
4%
10%
preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(J W)
Co
1
Castle (A M) & Co
10
Catalin Corp of America1
36,200
Avien
69,900
6%
1
-1
Co
1%
10,300
i ~4%
1
Carolina Power & Light $5
8%
Inc
■
7%
1
_1
Broadcasting
Cities
Capital
14%
Corp
"4
8%
1
50c
•
59 % May
40
5
4%
1
Corp
Nov
53
22
6c
Minerals
International
Canaveral
18
Centers Inc
Devices Inc--—-——
.'.
•
25%
pfd—10
Properties Ltd
Central Hadley
Sewing
5%
5% ;
—f:
*
Jan
July
60
7 Va
4'/a
4%
fit''-
Feb
lino Mar
12
12>A
33A
.■.
,—
1
5
Oct
3% May
Oct
63,4
6%
4
1
2.50
Petrofina Ltd partic
13%
Co
Ltd
Gas
Ltd
Javelin
33% July
49%
1
:
Canadian Marconi
1%
Mfg
Dec
24%
10c
Husky Oil Ltd
8%
Radio
Va
23%
*
16%c
Dock Co
& Oil
Canauian
Canadian
13%
Plastics
Dec
24%
20
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
1
Automatic
Jan
17%
1
*
;.
Dec
10 pesos
Aurora
I8V4
Jan
17% May
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Audio
7% Oct
83/a
..
2,200
*
common
Mar
Mining &
Corp
Ltd
Canada
59
__
f
Feb
20'A
1
Campbell Machines Inc.—_—
Canada
43
% May
3%
1,300
8%
1
Corp
3
2%
*
Atlantic
3
1
Development
400
13
4%
33%c
Research
2%
2%
1
lc
Labs
Consolidated
3%
13
10c
A
Oct
A
1
4
Class
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
27
Jun
17
-
18%
3% May
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
8V4 Mar
Oct
19%
Inc—
99
96% May
400
13
3%
Industrial Products—10e
Financial
Atico
Records
Canal-Randolph Corp
Inc
Atco Chemical
Oct
1
5
Insurance
Va Mar
63/4
Oct
6,700
M
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Astrex
Jan
23/4
193A
50
50
50
preferred
12% July
34
92% July
7% May
24
Feb
4
.
Oct
1,200
1
ltt
*
regis
rets
Laundries
%
*
*
preferred
Camden
Feb
193/4
-10
May
7
23.2U0
1%
Arrow Electronics
'
Oct
150
%
preferred
9
2%
320
273/8
1%
com
17%
j
Jun
5,000
4
convertible
Co
Oct
22%
2,900
100% 102
warrants—
Aluminum
10
1,900
3%
1
35c
Jan
11
l'A
4,300
1
'
1,800
2%
$2.50 preferred
Dec
18 % Mar
>12
May
Y
5% Oct
23/a May
500
pfd—100
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Co
800
26
50c
&
5,900*
11%
25%
1
Inc
Altex
11 Va Mar
5 Va
9%
2'A
Ltd
Enterprises
Cameo-Parkway
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Armour
Dec
5%
c
6% Mar
Dec
6,200
14%
2
Anthony Pools Inc
Arnold
Dec
93A
1
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Inc. class A
Arkansas Louisiana
10%
Mills Ltd—
4.|5
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angus tura-Wupperman
1
Argus
Dec
Apr
Jan
Jan
1%
Corp
Chemical
14%
19
93A
12% May
—
!
Ansul
Oct
16%
•
„
Jan
3%
Products
Radio
10'A
Apr
Nov
4
3%
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
American
Feb
4,200
133/4
133/4
«...
J
-
800
American
Antuo
Sep
15 %
Jun
Oct
»
L
Corp
Inc
3,800
Petrofina
Andrea
3 Va
8% Mar
653/4 Jan
53/4
American
Post
36'A
3 Va
3,6
Mar
H
Nov
J
%
*
Va
25c
Inc—
Son
&
6 3,8
Manufacturing Co
Anchor
8 3/4
3c 6d
ord shares
Inc.;
P)
(J
53/8
American
Seal-Kap
86%
dep rets
Co.
&
5%
American MARC Inc
Thread
7%
-1
•
-
American
29 »A Mar
2.50
Company
25c
American shares
American
29 3/a Mar
17 Va May
7
May
Ltd—
50c
American Israeli Paper
21% Jun
9UJ
2'A
10
1
Inc
Inc
Aluminum
American-Internatl
Jan
700
23
a
5%
-9
:
1
Systems
Inc
American
Burroughs
300
(The)
Mines
Burma
Burnell
1,700
American
Bunker Hill
Feb
4,600
American
Buell
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
5%
46 3/4
Jan
serial preferred
Industries
Inc
Feb
853/4
20
convertible preferred-.
6%
17%
51/4
Jan
15%
23 Va
9%
rJ Va
50c
60c
Feb
11%
85 %
Dec
103/8
Plan-
Common
Jan
:
——
6C%c
Finance
Nov
1
American Book Co
Buoget
5% May
$3.75 pfd_100
Beverage
F
5%
Corp—
Oil
14%
Jun
133/4
S
6 3%
Dec
22 3A
*
B
May
8 % May
23A
600
59,100
23
23
10
1
Inc
class
<
4
17,200
3'/a
12%
3
cl A com__30c
30c
Co
Ltd
Gil
6%
10%
3
'
6 3/8
Oct
Co of America
Aluminum
Jan
9
L.)
Ml
113A
1
Company
8%
Oct
12 5/8
1
Corp
(E.
Mills
6
£1
25c
preferred
Bruce
2%
3% May
Co
common
Dec
56
Bruck
"7%
10c
Inc
Ambassador
Oct
3
1
Rainwear
Alsco
48%
50c
Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar
1
20
10
Inc
Co
4%
573/4
10c
American Engineering Co
Ltd—
163/4
89%
133/a
__
100
common
July
5
5% May
i9b
3%
17
4%
105/8 Mar
6V»
16
Dec
2V4
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Oct
11%
Dec
25%
Jan
Jun
9 Va
Feu
Financial Chronicle". Monday, January 14, 1963
The Commercial and
(166)
30
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 1 I )
AMERICAN STOCK
f
TOCKS
S
i
Par
Reynolds common——
*
$1 preferred class A
—Cott Beverage Corp
—r
?
Cott Bottling Co of New England
1
Courtaulds Ltd—
' '
X";
I
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
&
Corroon
Garan
%
NOV
16 3/4
Jan
Gatineau
16%
Jun
22 %
Feb
Feb
21
Jan
2U
~5%
"53/4
Oct
5
May
.
United
Corp_
23/4
25c
300
2%
7%
7Va
1
Dec
Feb
2V*
5%
Jun
General
Jan
Corp
Development Corp
Genung's Incorporated
2%
1,700
2%
Nov
5% Jan
6 3/4
63/4
6%
1,500
5
Aug
8
ll'/a
10%
11%
18,800
13%
133/4
Jun
8
11%
7%
May
9
Feb
Feb
Feb
May
9% May
16
Mar
21
9
37,000
2,700
15% Mar
Plywood
Giant Foods Inc
■ (A
C)
Gilchrist CO
43/4
C
4,200
3%
2,500
3%
11
9 3/a
Sep
4,300
3/a
Dec
%
Jan
53/4 Apr
7
Jan
2
1%
2
1,350
1%
Dec
12%
Jan
4%
43A
5
1,300
4% Oct
103/8
Jan
10c
35
Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
5 A
Mines Inc
Industries
Defiance
§Dejay
Inc
400
10
Productions Inc
1
9%
Gasket
<b
Manufacturing
20
DeVoe
1
Raynolds Co Inc
&
149%
Apr
Feb
24%
Sep
3% Jun
9,000
12
12% Jan
23'/a
9% Aug
26
NOV
Nov
24%
3,000
3/4
9,500
4,700
3/a May
18
Oct
11 ye
8
Sep
11%
D-c
33/8
1,200
2%
Dec
63/4
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
25o
3/4
1
10%
Inc 1
lOo
3%
1%
7b
1%
11,300
%
Nov
53A
10
Oils
Devon-Palmer
1%
1%
1%
2,400
%
Dec
53/a
Ltd
Dialight Corp
Dielectric Products Engineering Co
Dilbert's
24%
Supermkts
Quality
com
Feb
Jan
6% May
SYs Jun
1,800
65/a
13%
12% Mar
29 %
138
5,400
53A
6%
1
Products
Industrial
Detroit
8%
10%
8%
Jan
Oct
4,000
144
144
12%
Dec
ft
21
193/4
8
1
Detroit
Mfg
31
Oct
May
5% Dec
400
6s/a
5%
'ft,
20%
5
100
Desilu
7%
28
11 Vb
50o
class A
debenture stock
8%
5
1,500
10%
-""t'
6% July
Mar
Mar
3,900
30%
5 A
6%
1
cl B
Stores
Dennison
*>"■
5A
30
A;
Dayco Corp class A pref
D
ft,
%
1
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day
3%
Dec
4%
4
4%
.
4
1st preferred
.
10%
3
Knitting
Gobel
(Wm)
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great American Industries Inc
Greer
Griesedieck
Company
10a
1
4
10%
Petroleum Ltd
2%
13
12
13
18%
17 %
193/4
Dome
Dominion
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
Chemical
&
•
17
Duro
Test
Duval
Corp
<14%
Jdn
143/R
Oct
Jun
Jun
Devices Inc—
Can
Co
class
Co
new
44,400
9%
Jun
15%
143/8
Dec
Dec
13% Jan
'
6
2,800
4%
-400
23/4.
200
7%
32%
7%
33%
2,200
800
2334 May
23/s
9,700
5% Apr
4Y» Aug
10% Apr
6% May
2%
1% May
_20o
Freightways Inc
Eastern States Corp common
Echlln
Stores
Edo
22%
3%
2
Nov
Jun
Mar
34
4%
Jan
1
Mfg
Corporation
Elder-Peel
Electrographic
1
Corp
ft.
4%
12%
Electronic
Research Associates Inc._10C
53/4
Electronic
Specialty
_50c
24%
Electronic
&
Co
Missile
Electronics Corp
Inc
Emenee
_25o
Facilities
•
_
,
& Steel Corp
1st preferred
Forge
6%
cum
Essex
Chemical
Evans
20
Rule
Falcon
Seaboard
Artists
2%
2%
7%
2%
3%
A
4
6 3/a
6%
4,700
41/3
1.50
43/4
2c
Inc
123/b
Mines Ltd
Corp
Chemicals
2%
!
„1
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common
Inc
Co Inc
26'A
2%
'X 8
2 li
8%
3'A-Oct ftX
A Ndy
Dec-
6
15
14%
151/2
ft,
8%
Jan
a7a
Jan
13% Mar
11%
Jan
3,300
'■/
5,300
3%
3%
300
AVb
.7%
5J/4
1xh
July
39%
'.ft
'
a~5%
:
6% May
A Nov
.28%
33%
6,100
293/8
21,100
——*
*
Corp
(W E) & Co. 5%%
4%
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103.
Products Inc
Hlgble Manufacturing Co—
Highway Trailer Ind Inc—
5% convertible preferred—
(R)
Class
9% Mar
10%
4/8
CO Inc
&
13-3A
X
——400
Corp
7%
1%
'•
-~a/
—/;
Class B
Hormel (Geo A)
7.50
& Co„
preferred _——
Hoskins
(The) Mfg Co
Hubbell
(Harvey)
Class
B
Hudson
&
Hudson
Vitamin
S%
3,100
4%
34
400
29%
1,150
21
2,900
/
11 »/2
3,200
301/4
600
150
23
4,400
300
29
5»/a
300
17%
1,000
17%
17%
1,000
28%
29
13 A
13%
14%
2,000
2%
2%
2%
7,900
,5%
17 3
400
--
5
■
3,500.
11%
8
17%
,s
5/8
18
-
1%
11% May
8% Jun
283A
Co
1
6% July
.
Oct
18'A Mar
15%
Feb
14% Mar
'•<
Jun
18'/»
Jan
Apr
20% Jan
44% Apr
34% Feb
81/2 May
26% May
102
Jan
2%
Nov
133,8
3% Jan-
25'/a
Jun
29'/a
Sep
36 ft- Mar
190
Feb
42%
Jun
Jan
90'A July
*2.'?
jl—-—10c
Hydromatics
Inc
.-1
Hydrometals Inc
2.50
; Hygrade Food Products.—.....——5
1,000
10%
.
Corp class A—10 •
Products Inc
1
ft
3% Dec
1%'
Jan
14% Mar
'%• Nov
163/4 Jun
it Oct
20
—
Manhattan
Hycon; Manufacturing
2,300
2,800
3,600
111% 124
com—5
A
"ft-'
Oct
3/4
11%
•
•
Oct
21%
29
5
class
Tnc
common
Feb
10%
Oct
1 %
53/4
3/4
—
—1
12%
4'A
X
13
—2.50
Co.—
Motors
Jan
28%
f
—
....—100
5%
Jan
263/4
121/a Oct
5'A
33 Vt
H%
■'
4'A
6%
1%
/Horn & Hardart Baking Co.
.——♦/. , XHorn & Hardart common—23
Electric
3%
600
18%
31/2 May
2,000
7%
Jan
Dec
*4% Sep
-
May
6!/2 Oct
4,800
2
/
{?
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5%
33 A
*
7%
Mar
153/a
12
21%
'
4
r?/8
A_i.———H/4
Home Oil Co Ltd class
Howell
:
.Feb
15
Oct
3% Mar
1,200
1,200
V/2
4/®
25o
:
7% May
2,100
133A
40
80
Jun
11%
300
7%
53A
13%
—2.50 .• 'ft/.-' 7 %
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I4y4
6%
5%
2
_1
common
106 A Feb
1,900
13%
75/8
53A
Sep"
May
July
2,900
4
Feb
15%
18
6,800
15 V*
12 %
Jun
97l
14
Jan
13% Mar
22
71
10
1%
Oct
123A July
473/s Jan
10
15%
4%
1-—1.25
—,—10
A
■
60
.
79
10%
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107
79
1
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43/4
,
10c
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27%
29
*
100
.—100;
pfd
J—-ii—
preferred
..
28,500
Mar
.ft 11% Jan
Oct
4
1,000
143A-.Jan.
Dec
Tjrl&iR
2,900
%,
Peb
Dec,.
23A May
'
Aug
243/8
Jun
ft
4% Feb
12% Mar
53A Oct
1,200
27b
<j.
8'A Oct
3%
3%
10
1%
5%
15.
3%
400
10 %
200
1%
7
15%
11%
14
1613/4
12'A
133/4
15
1593/4 1523A
5%
5%
3%
footnotes,
see
page 33.
Oct
4% May
121/4
Oct
9% Aug
9%
Inland Credit Corp class A
7%
Feb
IMC
600
51%
5%
6 Vs
5%
18
•
5,100
101%
Jan
26
May
Xft 4:A May
-16% Jun
33%
Apr
91/4
Apr
22%
Feb
16
Vs
Oct
24% May v... ft;/- 34
11
Oct
4 ft
13%
Jun
14'A
Oct
3%
Jan
15% Jan
4% May
7,000
Feb
28% Jan
v
1% May
4% Oct
2,100
17%
213/4 Mar
ft 26
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
jan
121/s
Dec
313A
Apr
13A
Jan
4
Jan
14%
•A:;'ft 8
5,800
43,000
2,600
600
16,600
2%
93/4
Oct
Oct
Jan
Mar
Apr
21% Mar
6%
21
Feb
Magnetics Corp
__
Inland
Homes
Holdings
International
Products
International
Stretch
9y4
Jan
Oct
9
8'A Mar
1,300
5
Oct
12,900
2
Nov
July
Oil
America
Breweries
Oil
30%
116
North
International
Jun
1,050
International
&
Inc
16'/a
Jan
Intex
Nov
Investment
Dec
Investors
Jan
Iowa Public Service
Builders
33
Supply
Air Chute
Hospital
Corp
3,200
4%
Jun
Jan
Ipco
1,700
3
Dec
13
Jan
Irving
700
27
Jun
40%
Feb
Israel-American Oil Corp
33
pfd.
100
1
1
10c
40%; 4 l'A
4,000
36
14'/a
4,000
113/a
13%
Feb
13/4
1>/4
88'A
90
/
33/8
X 3%
10.100
40
2,100
3%
16
700
16%
'•3%
1,500
96%
41/2
3%
v
33
7,300
3,900
1,000
34
49%
jun:
92%
83% Jun
7
Dec
Oct-
15% May
Jun
65V2
Jun
Jan
Jan
ft: 12
;, 6% May
4 3%
Jan
83A
Jun
.3
Jan
17
July
7%
94%
NOV
61/2 May
6%
Oct
Feb
7% Mar
35%
;
14%
107
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Dec
7%
25% Oct
39%
Jan
7%
Feb
314
334
Sep
; 2 '/a
Oct
7%
*
B
5%
3%
5%
12,300
14,800
8
8
8 3/«
2,100
6%
700
5'A
3,300
/-V. 500
Dec
3%
Jan
107a
Dec
23%
Jan
3,200
234
Jan
3%
80%
Jan
88
Sep
Oct
11
-Aug
53
/ 63a
•
,
1%
11%
3%
1
31/4
32
10c
cl A__5
2,400
5%
1;/"
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(N. Y.)
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51/2
6'A
5%
5
Royalty
Jan
9%
4%
33%
33'Ac
Property
8 A
8%
—
95%
1
Company
11%
/
!/
1
—
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16%
—1
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Products.
5%
.
5
Corp—
Gas
16%
163
1
1
Corp
of
International
Oct
4ya
12
3%
Co
Feb
Feb
Feb
Oct
1
10%
•
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3%
5%
lOo
g
6%
ft',.
33yaC
> —
Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
8%
Imperial Oil
(Canada)__
• / ; 40%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
14
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
—■ X
Independent Telephone Corp
1 //'/
9%
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp..
50c >
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
3%
8%
Insurance
23A
Co
Jun
53/4 Oct,
4'% Jun
6,600
4,700
Nov
l3/a May
2'A May
800
5%
l
23
800
5,600
2%
(The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc
Oct ft;
4%. May ft
11,600
:
63'8
1
Feb
•
6% Jun
11,000
1
For
5%
1% Oct
2% Oct
1,500
1A
Inc
A1
Jan
9y8
1A
Enterprises
F'-esiiillo
(Geo
15%
1,300
11,200 '
71/2
7
•
Fuller
4% ft
123/8
53/4 V
15
1
City
Oct ft
3%
4%
1
Motor of Canada
Fniest
Jan
2,000
4%
7%
1
Foi d
4%
11%
'
5%
2.50
Flying Tiger Line Inc
3%
6%
8
Fischer & Porter Co
Fotr chrome
8%
1%
(M H)
-
.
4,100
73a
•*'
lOo
preferred
7Va
5%
1
Warrants
Fishman
149,000
253/4
1A
1
10c
25c
Sterling
Jan
6% Jan
17%
.
I
General Corp
100
National Realty & Construction
Firth
ft
.900
3% ft:-; 3%
7%
1
Inc
convertible
71/2
Jun
6
14,100 ft ft,;
■A
Jan
Jan
ft 7% Feb
3%
6%
2,000
%
Financial
Com
553/4
8
41%
2y4
.
__
16
1,300
,40%
>
=
29
9,900
1
Federated Purchaser class A
60c
Jan
Oct
7%
1
First
5
Oct
73A
Jan
Sep
1% Oct
5
May
330
3%
Drilling Co
&
9%
Oct
41
Jan
Jan
104
2 '/a May
1
Plastics
23A
200
4
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Filmways
17,400
1,400
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fields
Jan
5
Jun
._10o
Co
Schools
Petroleum
Jan
8% Jan
Jun
98
2,400
1
Chemical
Famous
Felmont
4
40
1
Corp
Fairmont
1,700
8
ft;; 4
Apr
Jan
44% Mar
46% Jan
May;'!-!
14,800
10%
20%
Dec
4%
1
153/4
51/2 May
5,300
18%
7%
33A
9%
Oct
1%
43A
$1 or 25o
Jan
23
-
11%,
15%
4'A
73/4
Co
F
13A
83A July
AV» Jun
4%
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
Fabrex
22% Jan
..
8
17%
•
900
8%
32% Feb
1,400
Jan
1
2% Dec
5,700
15,100
14 y4
Jun
5,300
7'A
33A,
.
2y*
4'%
17 y4
41/4
16
8/«
33 /a
15%
1,800
21/4
2%
4V4
16%
8
18%
8
41 %
2%r.
73/8
11,200
3,200
..
..
-
Jan
-
—.
6 3/4
Jun
9%
4%
ft
Jan
a—,
2,600
Jun
J*
7%
..1
1
;
Ltd
■ft'
4%
.
51,700
6%
-
Nov
Oct
45/a
_
1/128 Dec
Mar
53/4
Jun
353/8
4y4
6%
Corp
Corporation
July
1»% Oct
600
1
Manufacturing CO
Corp
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
78,400
Jan
41
■
2%
343A
2,800
5%
^'■
1/64
6%
a—
35%
Industries
53A
Ero
ERT
Eureka
19
1
5,300
—10
1/128
1,600
Jan
16
Oct
Jun
International
2%
4,100
11
ft
May
20
Hofmann
3%
4J/»
1%
3% Oct
12
; Jun
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
5
Holly Corporation ...
—50c
Holly Stores Inc
-——1
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc."
-.5
Home Finance Group Inc.———1
47
33A
Feb
5"% May
1% Oct
4,900
Hoffman
2%
103/8
12
2,600
Jan
3%
3,900
19 Vs
Feb
45%
2®/a
28 3 a
13%
3%
300
2%
16
241/4
2%
12%
273A
Oct
46%
123/a
6%
18%
Oct
1
common.
26 3A
Dec
28'A
3%
3%
1°6
1/2
6,700
1/128
9%
102
.10
Oct
2% Dec
4%
100
51/2
5y» Dec
10%
4,200
2%
5
22
100
3,900
■V,
Jan
Oct
34
3,500
5y4
.
Apr
8'/a
10
Dec
13A
800
3
Jan
2%
2 3/a May
2%
4%
25
23A
/%
8'A
5
91,800
63A
25
Jan
Apr
Oct
800
12%
151/2
0%
23A
' %
1
22,000
3%
6%
13 y«
1
Corp common
convertible preferred
$2
Feb
5
™10c
Equity
Erie
ft:
Feb
165
8% May
18 Oct
4%
98
180
1,300
53/s
4%
Jun
2,200
.2
_100
pfd
303/a Mar
NOV
May
8,600
4%
5%
1
Corp
23%
2%
.
__
Empire District Electric 5%
141/4
140
11,
5
43A
1
of America
El-Tronics
4%
14%
12 ft
.
2Va
15 3/a
30
Oct
15%
...
Co
10
4%
1%
3%
Apr
21% Mar
Oct
3
Jan
28%
8% May
18
1,700
22,400
33/4
.
Z
2,500
.3%
25c
!
Co
Instruments
8,000
12%
5%
Oct
16%
Mining
22%
15%
'
••
33/8
Jun
3%
3% NOV
10% Jun
165-
1
23
33/4
l'A
183/a
300
9%
9%
22
25
.
8,800
2,500
7
2,500
Hercules
..10o
g%
Nov
234
5,700
29%
6%
Dec
33/4
53A
Feb
Corp
1%
10%
Apr
May
1 %
5%
8
Communications
Dec.
13A
5%
Jun
Assistance
10
300
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50c
5.200
Electronic
3,000
1%
9,800
5'%
Electronic
10 y8
3
5%
Henderson's
63/a
9%
53/8
Helmerich & Payne Inc
H
Feb
5%
Bishop Inc
Feb
6
17%
10c
Hazel
Nov
162
63/«
Oct
A
13%
\i
a
Inc
8
%
431/2
11
1
Ltd
Electro-Voice
2,100
2%
.1
2
Inc
Oct
7,600
12%
10c
Industries
Haven
Dec
13%
Sep
12%
———i-lft^
6
13%
Feb
151/e
6,500
..1
Co
38
20.
23%
43%
1
Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings
150
165
15'A
Jun
Oct
•
1,400
12
.
7% Feb
ft
Oct
2
200
■
165
•
Feb
Oct
12%
liy2
Inc.u—...———1
■
4%
•
Manufacturing. Co
2%
73/4 ft
3%
Jun
900
.
Industries
42 %
7%
5
1
preferred series A
preferred series B
$6
2%
Dec
1,200
Har tf ield Electric. Light new..—........
Harvard
42%
•
ft?;:'4
Eastern
$7
"7%
—1
A
Jan
22 34
1
50c
Corp
& Industries
Industries
Harvey Radio Co Inc
——
16%
Jun
14
—
Heller
Air
Jun
10%
i3/a
Hell-Coil
Eastern
10'A
500
5%
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Eastern
23,500
;/ 1,200
3%
Hartfield
18%
14%
9% May
Heinicke
Eastern
10
6%
Feb
163/4
1
Jan
13%
18
.
Nov
18%
15%
ft
35
Jan
28
20
Jun
:
Feb
Oct
810
1%
18%
Oct
Hecla
1
29%
12 '/a
10
Feb
6%
27%
ft
Oct
800
10 y4
3
45
4,600
2 3/4
12%
13
12%
American.Corp
————10c
Co.——.—.—2
(Paul) Inc
25o
Ham Corporation
1
Harnlschfeger Corp
10
13,100
4%
12,300
Sep
Nov
•
133/4
Hardeman
8%
6%
100
17
Hall Lamp
39%
6%
Jun
16%
41/3
H & B
Apr
73/4
500
941/2
.ftftft-
Mar
43
38%
*
75
Jan
Nov
H
18%
Jun/'
34% Nov
39%
63/4
105
177/3
,
Gulton Industries Inq——.—
17% Mar
13% May
10%
-
40
102
203/4 Mar
800 -
6,900
23 *
Land
American
Gulf States Land
Gulf & Western
113/4 Mar
14%
13A
153/b
25% Jan
7%
~7%
lOo
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynalectron
12%'36%
1
15«
_•
Corp
-
12%
123/4
10s
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
:
123/e Feb
3% Mar
8% May
14,100
1,200
1,200
4,300
17
.
6x« May
Oct
1% Jun
2,100
36%
7.50
—32.50
Dorsey (The) Corp
1
Draper Corp
—•
Drilling & Exploration O „m
,,,..,,1
Driver Harris. Co—
—————,—0
Drug Fair-Community Drug—————X
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
r
American
17
16
•
,
common
'
Sep
9
900
10%
16,3/4
preferred—!
$2
10%
2%
93/8
10%
•
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Co
2%
*
Coal ord stock
Steel &
Dominion
10%
Nov
'/» Oct
10y2 May
973A Dec
—
5
—
—lOo
Guardsman Chemical Coatings Inc
1
Guerdon Industries Inc com—
•
——_—
25%
3,900
2,500
i5y4
Stores Products
Grow Corp (The).—
Gulf
4A
Amer dep rets ord reg
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A conv
86,700
t
i2%
Grocery
Warrants
Distillers Co Ltd—■
22%
..
Jan
.Aug
13% Mar
IO'/b May
7 - Jun
21
-1
;
2,000
14
18%
'
j.9o
—,
Oct
IT,900
Dec
40y4
Nov
73/4
18%
30
50c
Grldoil Freehold Leases..
26V2
14%
Bowling Corp
preferred series A
Hydraulics
151/8 Mar
1 5%
15%
■'
10
1
Great Lakes
Chemical Corp—
1
Great Western Producers common—60c
6%
Dec
44%
'
10c
20c
:
Jan
11% July
7% Feb
12%
13 -
—-—4
22%
5 :/;/ 334
Co
Great Basins Petroleum
Great Lakes
400,
99 y4 100-
15%
——-.I
Gorham Corporation
Jan
2%
4% Oct
•:i33A-:
18
16%
class A.
Jewelry
m
99'A
Goodway Printing Co Inc.———;—*
Gordon
51,600
9%
83/4
102
1
Co_
7%
28% /29':K /'
102
£1
Manufacturing
12
7%/ Nov
2%
Jan
Mar
6% May
iy4 May
20,500
10,500
Jan
98
Dec
-j
19%
Inc——1
Consolidated Mines
Goodman
6 3/a
v
18%
35%
8
3y4
12
*
1
—
Ltd
Co
(Adolf)
Goldfield
2%
12
1
B
Systems
Mills Inc
Security
Gluckin
Jun
93A
203A
1/
4c
class
Distilleries
Gloray
1,900
1,100
53/s
2»/8
g3/a
:
—»———*
Globe
Crystal DairledL.——_50o
50c
2.50
20
'
Ltd———1
Co-4—i!——,—>
*
Gilbert
71/4
1%
8%
Jun
24% Dec
88
v1ijMar'/
50c
1
class A n v
com
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
High
Apr
28%
Yellowknife Mines
Giant
13A
;>
1
*
-*
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Giannini Controls Corp
Glenmore
Daltcb
*
Corp—
Stores
400
9%
3%
7%
Corporation
1
——-.1
General
General
Jan
2%
10
4%
2.50 ftft#i3%
Jan
2%
11%
Corp——.————
General Gas Corp
Jan
2%
13%
133/4
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
Foam
8%
2,100
;
7'"•/
'
£1
5
1
American
7%
19,700
10
2
*
General
17 %
5%
13%
1,400
2,100
91V4
4
1
1
1
1
General Electric Co Ltd—
Dec
3%
11.;
31
,
7%
Battery & Ceramic
General Builders Corp
General
10%
—
"wts"
Alloys Co
May
53A May
1,200
-
10% Feb
Dec
12%
43/4
13
commo»w^w—1
B
2%
43
May
33/4
Low
305/b
10%
'
100
—1
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
Genera!
Drug
Class
113/4 Mar
30
700
4%
3 3/8
Co
25o
Crystal Oil & Land Co
lOo
Cubic Corporation
•
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
•
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Crown
Dec
3/4 May
10,400
38
363/4
Corp—25o
(Md)
5
Petroleum
Central
Crown
711 Nov
6%
2,200
Range for Year 1962
High
91 y4
Power / Co /common————.*
5%
General
;
Jan
123,100
23/8
Industries
Aluminum
Crown
—
Milner & Co.
Crowley
8%
6%
1
(Del)—50o
Creole Petroleum Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
—1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
Crose
"v.
11% Feb
4%
Corp
Instruments
r
93% Jan
4%
63/8
.
Cox
17
Dec
1 v!
Ino
Jan
8%
15
Low
Feb
18
July
20 %
73/4
20
Shares
Par
High
Low
15
J
Coro Inc
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1962
Shares
cl A voting—*
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
High
Low
Week's
Last
-XXAX-XX/'-'X' Friday
V
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Frioe
Exohange
American Stock
yi
Last
Sales
Week's y./ft
Friday
1%
1138
3%
1%
111/2.
3 %
\.
/
103/8
22%
A
10
57/s July
1
158
10%
4,700
73A
20 %
23%
3,800
103A
'A
20 200
Jun,
Jun,
A July
ft
v
Apr
Aug
8% Mar
Dec
26% Mar
Mar
Number 6229
197
Volume
.
.
.
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—
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T
:
american:stock exchange
Friday
.Week's
STOCKS
Last
Range
(Range for Week Ended January 1 I)
of Prices
Shares
LOW
High
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
Montgomery Ward & Co class A.
Morse Electro Products
Jeannette Glass Co
Mt Clemens
——
Jefferson Construction Co
Lake
Jefferson
Asbestos
6%
Mt
Corp.
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals.
Series
Industries
Jupiter
Movie
]
r
Low
157
300
3% NOV
10%
4% May
14%
6
6
6'/4
1,200
3%
3%
3%
600
6
3"%
6
6%
700
class
13%
13%
13%
800
28%
27%
28%
---1
Inc
7,300
11%
11
11%
400
12%
Jan
Oct
A
-50C
3%
3%
41/4
1
6%
6%
6%
1
1,400
4%
5%'
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co———
8,500
.2.58
4
'26%
28%
-2,500
23
12%
.13%
—10
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
4%%
Electric
&
Gas
&
Kavanau
Kawecki
Chemical
25c
Co
Kilembe
& Co_
—
Cobalt Ltd
Copper
2.50/
Kin-Ark Oil Company;
Kingsford
Company-—-
Kingston
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Napco
Kleinert
Co—!
Corp
National
(H
Knott
(The)
Smith
Electric
Weld
Machines
Presto
1
Ltd
25c
Industries
Inc
2
National
__1
1%
—lOo
4%
Co
_1
Machinery
Telefilm
National
1
Mills
Rubber
National
14%
.33'/3C
Forge Co
Electronics Corp.
Rolling
National
—7.50
Transit
10
Associates
10c
Co
1
National Union Electric
Corp
National Video Corp class A
Stores
30c
50c
.
Inc
20c
Radio
Electronics
New Idria
Corp.
New Park
New
*
Honduras
&
Rim
Corp
Mines
Rosario—3.33%
Ltd—
1
1
—
Norfolk & Southern RailwayNorth American Royalties Inc.
class A-2L-—.
Realty Corp—————,
Fay Inc class A_:
North
Canadian
Oils
——
Inc
25
1
North Penn RR Co
——-50
-
Northern Ind Pub Serv
4'%% pfd
100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Lithium Corp of America Inc_
Livingston Oil Co
—-—-
1
Novo Industrial Corp-.--—1
Nuclear Corp of Amer (Del)
lOo
Chain———1——
Lockwood Kessler &
1
——I
Ltd
Northeast Airlines
—
Liberty Fabrics of N V common—
■6Vc /preferred
-——.—:—
Locke Steel
1
•
Ndramco Inc
Corp.—
Lee Motor Products
.
York
Noma
Corp
*Lefcourt
Levine's
I
.
Co—.
—
international
Land
Mining Co
Process
Nickel
Corp.
50c
25c
Arizona
New York Auction Co
——.
Lanston industries Inc--.;—•——.
Leslie
&
Co
Zinc
Mexico
New
Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co—
Min & Chem
Jersey
New
Lamson
Lee Filter
*
Co
New
Lakey Foundry Corp——
:—
Lamb Industries—.
Plan
1
Mur
Inc
Apparel
Lake Shore Mines Ltd———
Larchfield
2
Nestle-Le
Lease
Oct
' Jan
1
Equipment Rental Ltd
Petroleum
Nedicks
L'Aiglon
7
1
Needham Packing Co
Nelly Don Inc
Lafayette
46%
1
National Research Corp
Corp———
Kostin Corp—„——_i——
Kratter (The) Corp class A—
Kulka
12% Aug
7
5
National
Inc
Kropp
22% July
3% May
1
-
National
Hotels
L)
2,200
4%
1
National
(I B) Rubber Co
Klion
8% May
600
4%
34% Apr
_
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
Feb
6% Mar
1
Bowl-O-Mat Corp
Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
National Company Inc
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc
Klein
Jan
14%
.
25c
National
Kinney Service Corp—
Kirkeby-Natus
-.19Mi
''{
5
Inc
National
Petroleum
18,900
45%
45
4%
Oct
National Alfalfa Denydrat &
Milling—3
National Bellas Hess
1
1.25
;
Industries
Nat Nast Inc class A
Products-.-——.
Kirby
13%
—
-500
...
Nachman
1
2.50
1
10c
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
(Walter)
Company
.
3%
1
1
1
Corp—
Kidde
Jan
pfd—100
Company
Broad Bldg Co—
Drug
Kaufman
Ohio
Feb
Mar
50c
& Company
(D)
Muter
Corp—^--.-4
187/8
35
14
Jun
Muskogee Co
Industries
!
Jun
28%
Murray
-800
Jan
Jan
6% Aug
5% Dec
4%
Muntz TV Inc
Jail
4
21
May
7% Jun
A
MPO Videotronics class
Kaiser
188% Jan
4% Jan
r
•2.50
Tel
High
144% 3An
4%
4%
480
■2.50
Tel &
Range for Year f K2
High
155
—
4
States
Star
LoW
157
—-1
Movielab Inc
(The)
Corp
Industries common_
Company
Mountain
Inc
Shares
-25°
—
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
warrants
B
Jetronic
for Week
---•
preferred
Diablo
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
v
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1962
31
;
Sales
American Stock Exchange
.
:
Bartlett—
Class A———.—'—
(The) Co
Lodge & Shipley
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
Electromcs
Louis
Sherry
Louisiana
Oak
Corp—
Inc—1—
Ohio
Land & ExplorationFriday Silver Lead Mines.
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc..
Brass
Old
1
Corp
20c
.
50c
preferred
100
Co
Ohio Power
Lucky
(The)
Petroleum
Ogden Corp
Service,—
Louisiana
Lunkenheimer
Manufacturing Co
Occidental
Preserves
Gas
1
4%%
Town
Corp common
1
40c
preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Co—:
Lynch/Corp—-w.-----.--i-.
O'Sullivan
Overseas
Rubber Corp
1
Securities
1
Oxford
Electric
Oxford
Manufacturing class A
Corp
_1
1
com
MacFadden-Bartell corp—
50o
Mack Trucks Inc warrants-.————
Macke
Mackey
Vending Co class
Airlines Inc
Macoid
Industries
1
A
33 %c
Inc—«———---— *
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
Public
Maine
Majestic
Clay
Pacific
Coast
Products
Co
common
5%
cum
conv
preferred
7
6%
cum
conv
2nd pfd
Service
Specialties
Pacific
1«
—.—50c
•
Pacific
10c
Mangel Stores
1
Mansfield Tire &■ Rubber—2.50
Pacific
Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Coast
Gas
BVa%
1st
preferred
1st preferred
5%
5% redeemable
Marconi
International
Ltd
co
Martin-Marietta
Maryland Cup
Masco1 Corp.
Corp
MeCulloch
Mead
Johnson
1st
1
Ltd
Inc
*
Pacific
———3
Corp-.-—&
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36
1
—;
1.
-———
Refrigerating Co
Mining Corp Ltd
;
Island
Michigan Sugar Co
Electronics
Mining
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
of
50c
Corp
Light 5%
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Airlines
Molybdenite Corp
Molybedenum
Warrants
Monogram
of
Ltd
America
preferred
preferred series B
4%-
4%
4%
4%
v
w
%
,
%
r
25
24%
1%
•
25
500
4%
1
10
-
series
For footnotes,
<
/
.
24%
4% v/.
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C
10
10
158
2,001"?
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7:7
10
26
11%
1%
—
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.
1%
—
94
C'V
103%
3%
Jun
1
19
95%
•
7 7
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.
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\180
Jan
Pa to
•
Pentron
Jan
Pep
1
Jan
Apr
t»epperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
•
,
.
,
25% July
33/a Jan
Traffic
Perfect
U
July
Jan
91
Jan
94% May
.-
/':
103% 104%
106% May
10
Mar
60%
66
Mar
20%
21%
24 %
38%
4«v
39%
53
Jan
Jan
3%
58%
58%
21%
%
%
4
•
is
;
1% May
5
4
%
6
14
:
3%
%
6%
4
-
6 Va
Aug
1% Mar
8%
11%
Apr
Apr
24%
Feh
23 Vs
Apr
1
12% Ma*
Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd— 1
Penn
Feb
2.50
Co
Electronics
Boys
•
2
Corp
40
'
Oct
..-97%
class A—10c
A
6%
1% May
88.
7
class
Apr
Corp
(The)
Circle
Perfect
101%-102 :•
Co
B
6%
Oct
9
6,200 7
1
Jan
V
5,1003% May
2,200
/ 3/s Dec.
13,400
(J 17,6JO
9%
Jun
25
104%
pfd—100
2
Apr
Jun
Jan
Feb
Parkersburg-Aetna
Feb
Dec
Feb
13
15%
May
35
17 %
Company
1
(C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Pen
Dec
5% Mar
10%
Parker
Class
96%
-—1
8% Jan
36% Mar
Nov.
4%
~ 11%
,100
20%
2,100
1,300
13 %
102
24%
3% Nov
30%
—
Co—
4.80%
preferred
8%.
13
102
..
2,200
-
.
—
<8%
10Industries.
4%
•
97
———————
Chemical Company
Park Electrochemical Corp
4.
—
-
Precision
4.40%
4.50%
4%
10c
1
•
,
11
Park
100
1
(Can)
Corp
.
"ctfs"—
Inc—
Monongahela Power
%
RR
pfd
*
Dec
103 % May
Pantepec Oil
13 %
Power &
Aluminum
Telep
Petroleums Ltd
Pantasote
■18%
Canada
Bell
Feb
Dec
:
•
Paddington Corp class A
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes————.—*
Pall
Corp class A
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Midwestern Financial Corp
50c
Mill Factors Corp-—-2.50
Milo
Northwest
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Packer's Super Markets
Midwest Investment Co————-—5
Miller Wohl Co common—50c
•c
41/2%
convertible preferred
50
iO,..-
1
Warrants
1
.
Airlines
Northern
Pacific
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
————,1
Microwave Associates Inc————-1
Abrasive
*
Pacific
1
preferred-—^———.—.10
Mid-West
preferred
dividend
Pacific
1
common
*
$4.40
-1
Co———
10%
100 %
Inc————2
Industries
Pacific
——50o
Miami Extruders Inc
—10c
Michigan Chemical Corp„———1
6%
preferredpreferredpreferred-
1st
redeemable
Mfg. Co_
Merchants
Merrill
1st
redeemable
4.36%
Industries
Menasco
preferred-.
series A_
1st pfd
redeemable
4.50%
warrants
Oil
1st
redeemable
1st pfd.
———.
Corp————————I
Industries
McCrory
Melnor
5%
4.80%
Inc
6%
warrants
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
Marine
————————£1
A
Properties
Electric
&
Photo
1
1
(Mass)-20
25c
2.50
Corp
*
Inc
Permian
Corp
103%
Jun
Peruvian
Oils
97%
Nov
Phlllips-Eckhardt
—
&
Minerals
Electronics—..
10c
—1
—1
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(168)
32
,
.
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 11)
Last
Range
4
200
4%
900
3%
Oct
11%
11
17,900
5%
Jun
800
5%
Jun
8% Mar
7%
5,800
6%
Dec
10j}a Mar
Atwood Mfg Co
Corp
class A
Products
Poloron
3%
Corp of Canada
Power
Ltd
Royalties
Oil
Prairie
Pratt
~4%
"4%
1%
1%
1%
Inc.
.3
6%
11,000
1,700
4%
5%
13%
1,600
2%
2%
2%
Proctor-Silcx
3j/4
35%
32
Oct
38%
28%
Corp
3%
3%
35%
4,800
Jun
Prophet
(The) Company
Providence
Gas
Service
Public
4%%
preferred
Rico Telephone
Puerto
Puritan
Co
Co__
Feb
4.48%
4.32%
4.24%
Oct
4.08%
Southern
California
Jan
Southern
Mar
43
8
Jun
13 Va
Apr
7% Oct
5(4 Jan
13 Va
Apr
6%
2,800
4%
3,300
11%
10%
11%
5,700
25
24
25
2.000
Oct
7Va Oct
20
Aug
18% May
12%
12%
12%
1,500
6%
Jun
1
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp.—
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lc
Royalty
Southland
8% Mar
3%
Brands
Standard
$1.60
10% May
13
Jan
Oct
Standard
Forgings
Metals
Standard
Products
Standard
Shares
93%
150
87
July
61%
6,300
45
Oct
74 Va Mar
Oct
21%
Jan
26%
Dec
Standard
10
10%
700
8%
25%
26%
11,300
13%
Star
Q
2%
700
150
4i§
Dec
Jun
25
Feb
Starrett
Industries
20c
Raiver
Ramo
class
Inc
Inc
Real
10%
Dec
Dec
14%
Feb
9%
8%
27,200
18%
4
May
4% July
29,000
7
4,oU0
8%
9%
7%
Feb
Dec
37%
Feb
18%
Feb
18
11%
12%
2,700
10
Jun
24
24%
4,100
15
May
20 Va
1
America
Sep
31 Va Aug
201/8
8%'
9 Vn
8,100
7%
1,600
8% vwr
~
7%
1 %
:
Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Investment
Corp
Co
&
200
2%
2%
3%
3%
3%
7,500
5%
5
5%
57,300
%
'
'%
■
2,200
lil
5,100
10
Co
Insurance
900
1%
28
2%
5c
1
iiit—1
Soundcraft Corp
(Robert)
271/4
1
1
Reda
Reinsurance
15% May
7,300
731/4
73V8
74V2
6,850
11%
11
11%
3,800
lit
5% May
4% May
5%
200
6%
7 Va
7%
8%
8,300
800
16%
2,500
6 Va
8
Jun
9%
Feb
11%
May
Jan
16%
16 Va
30 VA
29%
32
3,700
22 Va
Jun
23 i Mar
4IV2 Mar
33
32 Va
33 Va
3,100
29 Vs
Jun
36 Vs Mar
30%
30%
31%
300
26%
26%
26%
1,500
11%
Oct
,
.
85
17%
85
24
18%
1,100
3%
84%
Apr
21%
300
Jun
24%
Nov
23%
500
17%
3 Va
3Va
14
75
12 Va
12
13%
6%
6
Apr
231/8 May
24
May
2%
Nov
32%
Oct
11%
11% Mar
86
15% Mar
6%
1,300
1,200
11%
9%
11%
8,400
7%
7%
7%
16,900
8% Oct
4% May
1%
1
%
1%
12,200
lVa
21%
20
22
5
14
30,200
Feb
Dec
Jun
72
100
75
Apr
Apr
87% Mar
21% Aug
21 Va Jan
2,000
23%
30%
27
Jan
73 % July
65
Jun
300
23%
23%
23%
22Vt July
25
Mar
28%
Jan
Feb
14Va
May
Feb
6%
Dec
Jan
32
„
Jan
8 Va
500
7 Va
Jun
9%
Jan
450
22%
Jan
24%
Sep
14
14%
1,200
10%
Jun
14Va
Apr
24%
Jan
8% Dec.;.
15%; Feb
5(4 May
7%
1% Aug
Jun
29 Va
Nov
5%
Jan
20(4
2
NOV
2% Mar
Oct
2% May
7 Va
Jan
3
May
5%
Dec
1%
Apr
Jan
J%
84 % Mar
56% May
97/a Jun
12%
10% Oct
6,100
Jun
9
Jun
16
Feb
Jun
34%
Apr
13 V*
14
1
32
32
32%
700
241/2
3,600
4%
3Va
1
1
6 Va
6
6Va
3%
3%
10c
8%
8%
9
1,100
.£
300
Ltd
1
Mo
class
1
24 Va
23%
24%
2%
2%
2%
9,000
1
1
5VB
Jun
12
Mar
2%
15
10%
Jan
9% Feb
6% Feb
Oct
May
10 May
May
2V4 Dec
2,600
10c
50c
6
9,100
A
Mines
Inc
4
3%
2,000
4 Va
4
14
Jan
30%
Feb
141/2
Jun
Jan
4%
Feb
1
9%
~8%
~9%
1,800
7%
Jun
*
17%
17%
18
2,100
14%
Jun
19% May
Corp
:—5
17%
16%
18%
3,000
12%
Oct
24%
Chemical Co.
1
50c
22%
5
1
11%
11%
12%
17%
17%
17%
200
16%
Dec
10c
1%
IV2
1%
22,800
1%
Jun
Stephan
(The)
Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc.
Sterling
Precision
Stetson
(J
8%
4,100
23%
5,300
1,600
14
13%
2,200
10
8
18
4% May
Jan
20%
Apr
Jan
Jun
31%
Feb
Jun
22V4
Feb
Oct
8 Va
13V4 Mar
18% Jan
Jan
38
38
39
27V2 May
41 Va
Dec
1
1
21%
4%
21
21%
4,700
16%
Oct
41 Va
Jan
4 Va
4%
6,800
31/2
Oct
11% Mar
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
2%
*
(Del)
Corp
Co——
B)
7%
21%
13
10c
Inc
Stepan
7%
6 Vs
7%
36,800
4
Oct
17%
Jan
200
4
6%
6%
7
2,900
6
Nov
7%
Nov
10c
2%
2%
2%
3,000
2
Oct
5%
Feb
Petrol Corp
1
6%
6 %
6%
13,900
5% May
Supercrete Ltd—
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp
Swanee Paper Corp
Symington Wayne Corp w&rrftpt|
25c
10c
50c
25c
1
1*0
%
1,400
,;%;Nov.
%
%
500
Stylon
-A..——_———1
Realty Equities' Corp of N Y
1
Warrants
19%
of America—
Properties Corp
Reliance
Oct
10%
12
Class
Reis
6%
200
24%
'
Reeves
2,700
Investment
Real Estate
of
9%
18
%
8%
18
1
10
40c
Rayette Co Inc
11
—
8
—1
A
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Trust
—
5%
6%
24%
Instruments Inc
Parts
Stelma
*
30% May
51
Nov
33% July
8
^
(The)
Statham
11%
9%
9%
25c
Jun
410
1
Corp common
convertible preferred
50c
Feb
34
R
Inc
£
Enterprises Inc
22%
5%
1
Corp
Uranium
Industries
Steel
Radiation
1,000
46
24
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
Ramco
29%
3c
Corp
class B
Tube
Stanrock
2%
Jan
8%
Corp
Inc
Aviation
Stanley
32%
j9
24%
Co
Standard-Thomson
Jun
101/4
2%
Nov
1
Co
51
32%
10%
20
Standard
Feb
17
95
{'g
250
Dec
25%
2
1
Co
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
Jan
227/a
27
93
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co..—
Apr
16
44%
Co..
Paint
Standard
59
62%
8%
Realty & Utilities
Jan
1,900
4
Petroleum Corp—2
Apr
9
9%
1,200
6%
cumulative
Dec
8%
4
100
20a
*
5
Corp
Sportswear
Pyle-National
4;56%
8%
6 V2
*
—
Feb
8
Colorado—
of
4.78%
38%
Jan
Edison—
preferred
8.33 %
preferred
25
cumulative preference
25
convertible preference.
25
cumulative preferred—
25
cumulative preferred
—25
cumulative preferred
25
original
5 %
3
1
1
12.50
Corp—
Oil Co
California
Southern
Jan
12.Via Mar
Dec
23%
Corp—,
Manufacturing—
Soss
Feb
80%
16
28%
46
£1
*
1
Inc
Airways
19 %
Oct
3
Slick
Sonotone
11
.
1
Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
27/a
8
1
20
1
convertible
SI.25
High
300
Singer
13 Va
2(4 Dec
200
Jan
Oil
Venezuelan
Sinclair
Penn
lfn Jun
2,300
34%
£ec
44
Jan
2%
8
10c
10o
1
1
Mfg Co Inc common
preferred
Progress
Low
45 %
15
*
*
Simpson's Ltd
Coast
Oct
1,050
3'%
11%
1,775
22,000
81'A
80
81
30%
Ltd
Mines
Preston
Jun
7%
2%
B
Range for Year 1962
High
44 %
preferred
conv
South
Jun
4
$3
South
3% May
2,700
12%
30%
A
Class
Low
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
,10%. Jan
lVa Oct
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
Shares
13% Mar
Dec.
28% Jun
13
Apr
a—
300
300
1
66%
Inc
Precisionware
Prentice-Hall
23%
8%
1
Lambert Co
&
Precision Microwave Corp
Feb
4%
(Del)—2.50
*
—
1
*
Alexander Inc
Jan
109 %
13%
V2
8
--
(The) Corp
2.50
Polymer Corp class A----i.—»»—-1
&
Jun
3,500
5
3%.
Polycast
Powdrell
for Week
American
12-/8 Mar
93%
7,900
4%
13 Va
200
23(s
5
10
50c
1
Scale
Pneumatic
Range
of Prices
Par
6% May
8(4 May
1,300
.
3%
——-
Polarad Electronics
22%
22%
10
106
105
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Industries Inc
50c
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc.._l0o
&
8
9%
*•«*-
Plant
Plume
6%
6%
50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
12
6%
-1
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
Feb
5(4
3%
4
J
Inc
Industries
Pierce
39 % Mar
19
Jun
3% July
2,900
4%
10®
Corp
Aircraft
Piasecki
29
4
1
Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
-Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Philippine Long
Sales
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
27%
28(8
5
10 peses
industries
Range for Year 1962
Simca Automobiles—
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
Low
?
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
for Week
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Corp
new—.—
Electronics Inc
Sunair
Sunset International
Syntex corporation—
2
—
1,800
2%
400
8%
4%
12 Va
12
6 Va
$5%
35%
37%
7
,:iVa
Oct
12
14,100
3 Va
2%
3 Va
~6%
•4,8% Mpir
,
Jan
—2% Jan
500
14
13%
13%
.A:
30% Jan
9% Mar
Dec
13%
Oct
Sep
10
Feb
,,.66
Mar
Jun
36
Apr
May
71/3 July
28% Jun
36
Oct
14,700
25
.
Oct
Apr
16 Vs
16%
200
23%■
Jan
Republic Industrial Corp
1
1
1
41/8
3%
41/8
7,800
3%
Jun
5%
Feb
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
*
4%
4%
4%
3,800
3%
Oct
8
Feb
Resistoflex
1
151/8
15%
3,500
10%
Jun
Inc
10c
8%
8%
9
Mining Co
50c
1
•
1%
1%
1%
Inc
Co
Remington Arms
Republic Foil Inc
Corp__
Associates
Restaurant
Rico Argentine
Ridgeway
Rio
Corp..
series
—
6%
—
10%
10%
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
2,400
200
200
6%
11
%
i
A
15
Vcf
Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants
—
12,200
1
8%
Sep
Jun
10%
Dec
I°a May
A
Jan
class
Finance
Technical
Robinson
Rochester Gas
Corp
Broadcasting Inc
Rogers
Rollins
Field
Roosevelt
4%
Nov
9% Feb
4(4
Dec
7%
7%
Oct
82%
Jun
9%
1,700
4,700
86 Va
450
4-%
4%
800
9
"4%
13%
12%
13 %
700
4%
5
200
4
3%
8%
8
8%
800
41/4
4%
4%
1,400
5
9%
9%
10%
700
1
50c
lc
11 ('8
Inc
Products
Rowland
Inc
-
;
Corp
Royal American
Royal School Labs Inc—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd-.--.:
Fifth
Russeks
Russ. Togs
Inc
Avenue
class
Inc
Va
400
2%
4,300
12%
12%
1.400
12%
13%
3%
3%
Ryerson & Haynn*
11
2%:
Jan
13 Va
11%
Jun
26% Mar
Jun
14%
4%
Dec
3%
3 Vs
Oct
9
18% Jan
30(4 Jan
8% May
12% Mar
Jan
Nov
5%
7% May
Jun
15%
Feb
7%
Jan
1%
2,500
7%
3%
15% Mar
Dec
2%
8,800
16V8
12,700
13%
Dec
3 Va
2,300
2%
Oct
3
Jan
5% Mar
Oct
-
2%
.
16
10%
Oct
7
5-1ft Feb
3% Dec
8% Dec
b,o00
4
Dec
15%
2%
56c
1
——1
1
A
Ryari Consolidated Petroleum
11
6,000
12 Va
2%
1
Inc_,
Industries
Rusco
3%
12%
Roxbury Carpet Company
19 Va Jan
86% NOV
3% July
30c
1
Inc
Raceway
Brothers
Rosenau
B
Tel-A-Sign Inc
15:
—•.
San
San
Co Ltd
Carlos Milling
.
Dec
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
series preferred—
-
Series
series
5.60%
...
.
com—.
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Gems
Seaboard
World
New
(The)
Seeman Bros
20
Apr
20
19%
~i«V
l/u
500
4%
Thew
Inc
Shovel
Sherwin-Williams
Class
Silicon
Silver
Oil
&
B
of
Creek
Thriftimart Inc
Tobacco
Amer
Shipyards
For
footnotes,
5%
3%
Oct
14
Vo
Mar
2%
1,800
1%
Jur
81/2
Jan
7%
13
May
22%
9%
1
14 %
14
•
7%
4.300
11%
7%
10
4,500
2%
6,900
lVa May
3
Jan
3%
4%
1,800
Jan
7%
7%
8,000
3% Dec
41/4 May
7%
7.
%
%
7,400
10c
5%
4%
6%
7V4
4,300
5
Oct
13%
14%
18,200
8
May
21%
23Vs
4,900
16%
Jun
1%
4,800
1%
Jun
100
10 Va
Jun
15% Mar
5
—
com——10c
.—10
~5%
5%
Transue
1
...
Industries
Trav-ler
6 Va
7%
Tri-Continental
Feb
Dec
..
lio
Dec
Jan
United
Elastic
United
27%
10
26%
26%
"4%
4%
10c
%
%
United
Jan
United
16
Jan
United
%
■
;
iao
1%
1§
%
13,400
1
Improvement & Investing—2.60
Milk Products
—
—5
300
3%
2%
Co Ltd—
rets ord regis
27%
Dec
United
73%
Oct
119%
Jan
U
S
Aug
98 Va
Jan
U
S
Ceramic
Oct
30%
Feb
U
S
Natural
Gas
%
Jan
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
Feb
United
Feb
Jun
31
May
32
4
Dec
A
Oct
N
Air
J
dep
RR
&
Canals
Conditioning
Corp
Tile Co
Stockyards
.
Co.
Corp
7%
-
Jun
6%
26%
3
3(4
2%
600
10
1,300
3,000
2,000
Aug
Dec
Dec
July
92
5
Nov
Dec
Jan
Nov
Jan
I2V2 Mar
7% Aug
18%
Jan
61/2
-Tan
3Vn
Jun
6%
Oct
12
Feb
7%
Oct
13
Mar
3%
•
1,300
4%
4%
4%
500
10%
Oct
8% Mar
10 (a
10
10(4
700
91/2
Oct
21%
35%
361/4
14,300
22%
Oct
43%
Jan
30%
30 Va-
31
900
29
Dec
8
800
24
May
Jan
15%
Jan
22
22
200
20
Nov
26%
Jan
3%
3%
3 la
•
Apr
Warrants
Series
1%
1%
40%
103
.7(4
Mar
Warrants
Series
-~5
•
4%-
5(4
12,500
,.
12,900
A
Dec
%
Jan
700
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
Universal
Controls
Inc
25c
May
7
6
Feb
Mar
Mar
Nov
2
Jan
Nov
46%
Apr
5 V11
Jun
8%
Jan
1
•
3% Nov
-.
6>
■
r
6 (4
•
185% 188 %
'2%
2%
6%
5»/4
V
2%
-
9% May
r
6%
6 V2
e
5%
5%
2%
179
Jan
195
Apr
Sep
2 Vs
Oct
4
Jan
-4%
Nov
6%
Jan
2% May
7%
Nov
700
6%;/
i
-
8% May
5
Oct
7%
Dec
200
2%
2%
8%
Nov
1,800
4
May
8
Apr
1%
Jun
41/2
2.700
6%
'.
120
Oct
3 200
•
-
7
6%
—
600
•
6
3%
6-
1955
1——
Universal Container Corp cl A conv. 10c
310
909
7
Jun
Mar
36%
9.300
40%
2%
1
3%
5,600
•
1A
1
25c
1962
1%
10c
100
50c
1
7%
1,000
4 Vn
4 Vs
4 %
v
17%
14 Va July
11
Aug
22V2
100
"
i2%
22
Oct
12%
8
8
Universal American Corp—»
%
19% May
Sep
4(4
19V4 May
85 Vs July
1,300
31/8
13
10
101/4
—
Molasses
American
8% Mar
20
2,100
—4
20
50r
—1
1
—
92
4,800
35,200
9% Mar
10 Va
Corp;
9% May
4% Dec
18
Jun
21
,~"(/4
3%
3%
40%
& Gas Ltd vtc
Foods Inc
4,700
10c
Corp
24% Mar
44,400
175
91
5
of Canada.
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United
Aircraft Products
37%
96
"91%
3'/a
2 Vs
Gas Co
Oct
83%
1,000
u
.
Oct
27%
100
23 Va
Jan
7%
96
etS
22%
Jan
11%
80%
Gig
23
36 (h
♦
Co
True Temper Corp.,
2,100
27 V*
Feb
III
Inc.
warrants
20.100
96
Feb
38
Steel
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Asbestos
82%
1
*
Canco Oil
27 %
26%
Oct
—5c
Forging Corp
United
2,300
Oct
20
...1
...
Williams
&
United
5%
15%
3,200
9
..
Oct
1,700
.100
Corp
Mar
11
3% May
18%
24%
Nov
a—
3%
17Vs
22%
8%
Jan
250
Apr
3% Mar
18
8%
Oct
2,700
22
24%
4%
612
11.500
Mar
161/4 Mar
'
11% '
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com.. T0c
26%
4%
1%
11%
4%
3% May
11%
~i%
10
Jan
71/8
41/4
10% May
-5%
Dec
lio
July
6,600
Jan
14%
—
5,600
4 %
"ii
%
Jan
—
.j.
3%
43,100
11%
41/4
93%
Feb
1(4
1011/2
-ft Dec
<•
"
~~n
9%
50c
Inc
6%
14%
%
*
pfd
Corp——
—
World Airlines "warrants"..
15%
10
Jan
1
Lux
Union
May
2% May
5% Nov;
35% Mar
2V2
12%
Photolab
5% Mar
3
6% May
~2%
Apr
25c
12%
Universal
Town
Trans
Oct
9
33.
Jan
5
50%
12% May
12,200
~3%
Tower
2%
6%
page
16%
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
1
see
Oct
preferred
8% Mar
14%
25c
4%
5 Va
2,300
28,000
of Nevada
Mining
Dec
6%
Ltd
4(4%
Edison
5%
9%
10%
2
Inc
6%
-20
300
Dec
*
Corp
5%
Corp
.6%
2
Co
6
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered. -_5s
debosit rets def registered. —5s
Amer
6(4
15%
A
May
1
12,500
20c
class
2 Va
25c
10%
11% Feb
Oct
10%
Canada
3,100
class A
18(4
Oct
12.50
Corp
Mines
,T<m
9%
•
Petroleum
Co
21%
Thorofare Markets Inc..
*
Precision
Lighting
7 Va
4%
1,300
—
Transistor
Silver-Miller
Silvrav
Gas
Oct
6%
109,400
100
Siboney-Caribbean
Co_——
9%
•
common
2%
4%
4%
Jan
2%
Inc
"warrants"——
11,600
1,300
.1
.—3
preferred
Signal
Feb
6U0
3(4
5
Oct
*
$4.56
4%
*
Co
Jun
Mr
1,000
6%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
23%
3,200
8%
5%
10
3'
Mining
Light
&
17%
1
2Vb
1
41/4
10'.
20c
2,900
6,100
43%
10c
4%
5(4
1
—'
2%
Inc
8(4
5%
...
2Va
1
Electronics
9%
25c
.
Jan
2(4
2%
8%
5%
5%
7%
;
26%
10c
9%
3(4
,
,
Dec
H Jun
4
6%
Co
Denn
/''•
1
53% Mar
Oct
20c
Thompson-Starrett Co inc
70c convertible preferred
Mar
1
Inc
& Latz Inc
Servo Corp of America
Shattuck
22% Aug
Jan
3.50
common
Inc
20% Aug
Jun
1
Corp
Leather
Oct
8
18%
——3
..
Seligman
Seton
Nov
Oct
6%
Texstar Corp
l.——
Textron Electronics Inc..
Trans
800
1
Inc
Inc
Servomechanisms
6
18
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
100
100
Corp
Airlines
Industries
22%
e
100
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard
Corp
7%
20%
1
Allied
Sealectro
Jan
20
Inc..
Seaboard
Season-All
Apr
4%
20
—10
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—.—
Milling
21%
Oct
20%
2oc
—
conv
Screen
Jun
1%
201/4
...
i-aper
pfd
*
Sayre & Fisher Co——
6%
20(4
20
Savage Arms Corp.—.—V
Savoy Industries (Del)
25c
Saxon
600
4,100
50c
series preferred
Ltd
Petroleums
Sarcee
22
20%
20
20
preferred
;
22
>—20
—..20
preferred
4.40%
7%
—
14%
20,300
Corporation——.
Power
Todd
3'/4
20%
3
16 pesos
b'c
4%%
20%
2.50
Inc
4,200
9%
42%
_.
Engineering
Tonopah
Salein-Brosius
22 3'a
8%
Television Industries Inc
Toledo
8t Lawrence Corp Ltd—-.;.——;
27
20%
9VB
Corp
Warrants
4% July
4% Jan
2% May
25%
21%
TelePrompter Corp.——
Teleregister Corp—
Terminal-Hudson
Apr
8% Mar
26 Va
——
Industries
Textron
22
50
1
Inc.———
Oil
2,300
8
*
Material
Texas
33
8
43%
Operations Inc
Texam
1,000
30%
10
*
—
Technical
Telectro
30%
33
12%c
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Technicolor
33
24
Jan
5
1% Jun
5
common
33
5
A
common
4%
Tenney
Ross Products Inc...—1
Roosevelt
Oct
4
Jan
10%
.-1.50
:—
9,900
5
£1
ord regis.-...
Inc
5 %
85%
9(4
100
1
•
1
pfd F
Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets
4%
4%
Inc—20c
Products
4%
5(4
1
1
common
Elec
&
Metals
Rodney
B
class
Inc
Class
Technical
Rio Grande
Ritler
Talon
Jan
3%
Nov
Oct
6%
7%
13,300
Jtf
16% Mar
6% May
1%
3 S'
T
20% Mar
>
5 409
4%
Feb
Feb
1,200
1%
Jun
5%
>i. 9D0
4%
Oct
8
Feb
5%
58.500
3%
Oct
9%
Jan
2%
.
'
5(4
5 VB
5 Va
4%
:
Volume 197
Number 6229
♦
,
.
Thfr Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(169)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Viewlex Inc class A
Sugar
Corp
Valspar
Valve
Corp
Vinco
of
Waitt
&
6%
non-cum
Waltham
Webb
Chemical
Feb
6%s
Sep
12
Feb
Hartfield
300
5%
Oct
11%
Jan
Hoffman
6%
10%
4%
4%
2,700
8%
8'/a
8%
6%
11
1,200
3%
3%
3%
2%
3 Va
7%
7%
2,500
10
3
Oct
1,300
Jun
5
5%
200
5
Jun
10% Nov
1%
2,700
3%
~2 Va
~2%
9,700
1%
n
1%
29,100
87
3%
4
5
4%
5
1,300
1,600
82
22
10c
11%
22%
94 %
12%
10%
Westmoreland
Inc_
A
i7<f
21
21
19%
500
1
24%
22%
24%
1,900
10c
9%
9%
10%
White
10c
%
ino
li
1
32%
29%
32%
1,800
9,700
3,500
1
10
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co——
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Corp
10
9%
1
1/2
Jun
21%
200
3%
14%
Dec
24%
5%
5%
5%
1,000
5%
Dec
1
16
10
16%
6,400
5%
3.900
4% Jun
15%
14%
5%
1
1,800
111/2 May
lii Dec
5%
15
15
1
common
2 i'G
2
2%
11,700
1
.
7%
7%
7%
12%
1,500
Inc
W)
96
95%
97
12%
2
12%
13%
17%
18
—
18
91
200
16%
Jun
Oct
Aug
Dec
98
14'/a
Sep
18% Mar
6% May
21/4 Jan
dep rets ord regis
6 %
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
5c
40c
"ti
"li
"%
3,300
Yale
25c
8%
8%
8%
1,300
25c
4
3%
4
11,600
3%
3%
3%
4
200
3%
15%
16
£1
Express System Inc class A
Yonkers Raceway Inc com
6%
preferred
5
Zale
Jewelry Co.
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
1
Oct
10
lVa
Dec
Corp
4%
5%
4,900
41/2
10c
6%
6%
6%
4,200
31/2 May
3% July
—-
Corp—
1
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Friday's
5%s
Inc
aAmer
Steel
Montrose
Bethlehem
Steel
Bloomfield
61/2%
BSF
sub
Edison
Co
Aug
2%s
5%s
Brandy wine
deb
wi
7s
1972
6%s
Stores
Lack
Lackawanna
1st
•
series
First
National
6%s
ex
wts
1970
June-Dec
A
6s
Western
&
N
4s
25
90
66
69%
121
113
35
15
90%
60
73
100% 100%
95
93
3
95
91%
102
93%
100%
85
15
series
4s
Realty
Corp
1963
1986
Gas
Gas
&
3y4s
Electric
6s
debs
Water
1971
3s
3V4s
debs
1970
1976
conv
Power
sub debs
1977
1964
series
Hanover
1st
mtge & coll trust 4%s
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s
142%
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
Peru
26
35
(not
13
12
13%
59
10
17%
tribution.
70%
70
70%
21
69
81
54%
55%
29
49%
94%
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
§ Reported in receivership.
90%
99
55%
99
$97.
92
79
92
90
80
v
56
80
U S
subord
Rubber
2%s
2%s
debentures
Feb-Aug
or
17
75
■I 92
Friday's
in
year's
range),
debentures
debentures
United
1967
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
States Steel
4s
ApriZ-Oct
1976
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
being traded flat.
debs
Low
96
94%
2
90%
;
1003/4 10074
*91%
102
""V.
2
2
3s
Electric
3%s
101 Va
West
Penn
Power
102%
106
1023/4
105%
1st
&
1st &
1st
&
1st
&
1st &
1975
1
82
85 3%
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
4
93%
94
98%
183
95
98%
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
103% 104%
100%
72
104%
102%
77
107% 111%
110
47
92
94
136
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
6s subord income debs 2008
99% 100
—
95
145
145
June-Dec
April-Oct
.
,3%s convertible debentures
Wilson
86%
&
Wisconsin
Co
77
122
85
128
7
92
165
146
$99
70%
99%
.....
.
——
70%
70%
23
—,
97%
99%
67
80
'
.
.
...
T—
$120
$7
—
13%
$97%
__
..
6
—
9%
94y4
__
99
93
—
—
$94%
„
95%
$110
$63%
—
—
65
—
—
$60
—
66
—
—
$60
—
$99
997/a
$50
61
42%,
$47
—
—
—
43Va
54
—
(not included
100Va
99
—
60
64
34%
40
—
36
—
47%
53
d Ex-interest,
year's range),
in
%
the current week.
Week's Range
or
1992
Central
RR
4s
mortgage
2%s
Year 1962
Low
No.
36
V
May-Nou
100
.
14
99%
80%
92
12
85
99
-
36
86
94
80%
99
99
99
93%
96%
58
60%
39
58%
11
50%
1
96 Va
*98
3
97
*80Va
98%
——
98
96%
103%
2
10
77
99
107
86
—
„
82
103%
77
—
98%
98
92
97%
——
1053/4 1053/4
*86
59'/a
59
79
—-»
•
*78%
10574
99%
50%
57%
58
High
28%
84%
*31%
*91
Jan-July
Jan-July
-May
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
87
fmm.
—
73%
75%
99
99
99
19
94%
98%
98%
98%
98%
94
98%
89
90 Va
*75%
90 Va
4
85%
973/4
66
66%
98
57%
65%
36
2
■
86%
95%
—-
973/4
99%
85
58
*86 3/4
*•«»
58
Co—
series
A
2004
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
1st
Range for
Sold
High
*86
April-Oct
1975.
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*79%
3%s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
mortgage
Wisconsin
•
87%
87%
-/A
^■:5a
87%
*81
1971
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s
Jan-July
—
'■
37
262
58
57
58
*833/4
1979
Public Service
Jan-July
May
June-Dec
—•
79%
94%
80
—
8334
89
85
80
i'-.fjii
'
*92%
May-Nov
1973_April-Oct
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
*7678
91%
1981
Mar-Sept
87%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
92
92
76%
85%
V i
—
88
91
1st
mtge 4%s series H 1990
♦90
^
rH O
April-Oct
....
104
W
—
'
—*'•'
•-
*91%
Wi
94
75%
*76
1—
877/a
V"
7, 90
—
1177a 117%
95
April
April
Feb-Nov
88
823/4
717a
"
A.
—//.
*60
79%
83
-;
«84%;/__
*91 Va
75
84
——
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
series B 1971
4
46
100
June-Dec
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Wabash RR Co—
.Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan
82%
1
86%' 86%
Mar-Sept
General
83%
Whirlpool Corp
89
Mar-Sept
ref mtge 2%s series G 1979
ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
ref mtge 3%s series J 1982
-
97%
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Gen
60
Last
Jan-July
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
1969
April-Oct
1979—
85
A
Co—
mortgage 4%s 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995.
1st mortgage 3%s series C
5%s debentures 1982
First
3s series F 1978
Fif^t mortgage 3%s
23
Sale Price
1966
gtd 2361
93%
85
7
2%s series E
4s
93%
80
Mar-Sept
3%s series I
1st
Western Union Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
79
ref mtge
ref mtge
73%
May-Nou
104%
Mar-Sept
&
92
72%
69
May-Nov
163%
,
1980
1979
1974
101 %
4%s Conv subord debentures 1976
1st
78
li Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
for
Period
112%
A--»
debs
13
(Range for Week Ended January 1 1)
11
89
Power
94%
90
1
....
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A 1981
5s income debentures 1984
*83
subord
92
89%
89
sales being transacted during
116
141 %*»145
104%
conv
94%
89
—.
101 Va
91%
92%
1033/4
99%
•
.
103
993/4
25
90
L
Interest
4s registered 2361—;
-———
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
101%
99%
102%
June-Dec
4%s
West Shore RR
91%
103
25
104 V4 104 %
145
mortgage
Penn
97
104% 105%
105
General
West
1
105
debentures 1969
Virginia Electric &
98%
dividend.
no
Exchange
90%
~5
1023/4 102 3/4
4%s sinking fund debentures 1986—ApriZ-Oct
Corp of America—
Vendo Co—
105 %
107
15
94%
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 27a s series A 1970:
-Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
95%
,
99
noo3/4101%
105
90
983/a
91%
—
102
102
97
Vanadium
subord
101
105
94%
Warren RR first ref
90
933/8
3
''93 Va
98%
conv
105
Low
High
89
No-
—
94 Va
94%
Jan-July
3%s
103
5
101% 101%
Year 1962
96
May-Nov
1983
Sold
New York Stock
Range for
High
*90%
—ApriZ-Oct
—
6
-
r Transaction
BONDS
Bonds
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
April-Oct
1981
104%
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
121
81
x
Bonds
Week's Range
—
conv
1057a
Abbreviations used
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
JMay-JVop
5 %s; sinking fund debentures 1980~.~.—May-lVot>
1st mtge & coll trust 4% s 1982....~..MJune-Deo
United States Freight Co—
5s
101V*
$91
value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
par
included
•
May-Nou
1st
5
$94%
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
46
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
101%
$102% 104
Mar-Nov
•
32%
Sale Price
i
933/4
96
104% 104 %
...
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1949
32%
Period
1977
85%
86
10
102% 103%
Jan-July
6%s
32%
Last
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
93 Va
23
$104% 106
—
Friday
Exchange
-
85%
88%
80%
—
88%
95
Interest
2%s 1970—
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 19754%s sink fund debentures 1972
91 y4
83
.
93%
104
——
—
Feb-Aug
1967
A
(Prov)
21
Apr-Oct
Corp
—
89%
85
104% 104%
—-
Baden
45
Low
Gas
—
94%
93%
104%
'•
31%
Friday
United
—
100
82%
100% 101%
r_Ju»e-Dec
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
New York Stock
95%
82
„
—«.
$79
93%
■
.—Jiiive-Dec
29
May-Nov
BONDS
55
—
90%
$93%
Mar-Nov
•
99
—
$87
——
May-Nou
3%s
--
$86%
——
Jtt7i-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1973
.:
.
98%
$88%
—April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
1970
(Calif)
77
$90%
Mar-Sept
Service Inc
Continued from page 28
i
98%
Feb-Aug
31%
May-Nov
Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
1981—
conv
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1974
6s
6%
84
Mar-Sept
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
'•
Corp—
—
debs
&
•No
Construction
&
1976..
104
$85
f Ex-liquidating
1993
B
125
98
90
1965
3s
Map-Nov
1993—
94%
119
72
Jan-Aug
Natural Gas 6%
RR—
A
90
2
1981—.May-Nov
3s
Feb-Aug
1975
96
$73
stamped (Plan A) 2yas 2008—May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2008
Mar-Sept
117
86
—
91
98%
$94%
Maranhao
116%
87
8
90%
71 y2
87
97
Corp—
4%s series B 1967
•
130
100
98
93
137
1985
subord
conv
5%s
94%
60
Division—
J
series
Development
Foam
95 V2
70 y2
$100
1978n—____ June-Dec
debs
Inc 5%s 1981
General Builders 6s subord
General
84
110
June-Dec
1969—
Fotochrome
General
69
55%
68%
Apr-Oct
Assn
subord
of
mortgage
mortgage
1st
25
6
Corp—
convertible
Delaware
6
62
__
,
$99 Va 100
•
Inc—
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978-,
Jan-July
Continental Vending 6s 1976-———Mar-Sep
Davega
29
$125%
$92
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6y2s 1952—^.Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
•
High
94%
69
Quar-Feb
1977
convertible
Raceway
Co
1998
1
Building Indus
conv
Boston
Chemical
6s
High
62
62
93
97%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Year 1962
28
June-Deo
1974
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Bsc
Elec Power 3V4s 1970
.June-Deo
Appalachian
Baldwin
debs
sub
conv
&
110
9
97%
74
1983
Counties
Range for
Sold
Low
126%
62
Feb
8
No.
90
26
72
Mar-Sep
Devel
&
1987
California Gas
Food
.
28
70%
84
86
1985
series N
Washington
Dec
Low
Alsco
J
series L
Webb
•
72
110%
110
—
'
97%
65
2
1982
U S
Jan
Bonds
Bid & Asked
110%
99
131
39
83%
82 Va
34
1982
series
8% Apr
7% Feb
Sep
105
91%
106"% 107
Feb-Aug
H
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
American Stock
17
131/2 May
3,400
5 3'a
120%
98
128
138
91%
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
Sep
4%
90
40
$97
April-Oct
6s
Jan
94
102% 104
59%
96%
88%
1981
Szabo
Jun
Dec
118% 124%
—
48%
97
89
1982
F
series
Southwestern
Apr
9%
6%
119
1
5
88
1979
series
Southern
2% Jun
5% May
50c
Co
7V4
*
10
cm-July
1978
Southern
Dec
600
48
119
Feb-Aug
4Vis series O
Jun
12%
48
119
124
1976
4%s
Jan
12%
103
100
1972
Edison
D
series
4%s series M
Mar
2,750
46
$98
1976
5s
Ltd—
American
Foods
2%
Oct
32
107
104% 106%
Jew-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
4%s series K
Mar
4%
63
124
1973
4%s
Jan
29
13%
preferred—
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%% pfd—100
Wood Newspaper Machine new com__l
Industries
10 Va
61
May-Nov
1973
4%s series I
22% Mar
Oct
100
1998—Jan -July
4%s
14% Feb
Industries
95
48
3%s series G
Jan
l'/4 May
California
series B
3s
Jan
1,200
3
Jan-July
6s
1967
Harbor Water Power Corp
3%s series E
Jan
1%
16%
153
98%
Apr-Oct
1976—
3 '/as
Jan
8
800
29%
debs
sub
2%s series C
Jan
Jun
1%
5%
Zion
1%
Nov
18
Broadcasting
3s
Feb
15%
Co
warrants)
3%s series A
Jan
15%
15%
Co
&
Co
(F
25 Vb
75
Corp—
Southern
May
10c
(The) Inc
Brothers
Woolworth
32
18% May
8% Dec
Apr
Feb
38
Jun
*
Inc
Williams-McWilliams
Woodall
y2
28
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
Brothers
3y2
debs
7s
(without
conv
Safe
10
Wilson
Apr
Va May
17% Sep
Co
Equities
7%s
6s
2%
60
5
119
Feb-OcZ
5%s conv subord debs 1977
Realty
Reeves
1,500
Oil
Dec
Feb
Nov
5,000
Wilshire
Dec
94%
Apr
i7o
Is
*
C)
Apr
22%
45
April-Oct
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Sep
76%
85
105
Jan-July
1971
Rapid
88% Aug
71
63
Mar-Sep
1968
Feb
Ltd—
dtp rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
3%s
58
83%
..April-Oct
1984
April-Oct
Quar-Mar
due
Nov
American
102
325
98%
Apr-Oct
Map-Nov
May-Nov
1970
4%
Stockholders
American
6s
now
4%
7%
High
93%
76%
liq tr ctfs
1978
mortgage
3s
Year 1962
Low
85
Jan-July
104%
Dec
191/8
mortgage
3%s
Range for
No.
High
91
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3Vis 1984—June-Dec
Jan
21%
Western
(R
5 Jan
2%
1st
Oct
3%
Hess
1st
Power
Oct
3
3
Williams
Jan
3
Ohio
8%
2%
3
1972
General
2%
3
5c
Williams
13
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Jan -July
Corp 5y2s 1974
National Research Corp 5s 1976
Nuclear Corp of America 5%s 1976
Jan
Nov
6s
National
4,900
10c
Inc
Williamhouse
6%
Co
1982
Realization Tr 6%%
1977—
Bellas
29,600
Inc
Nuclear
Oil
Dec
31/8 Oct
31/2 May
10
6s
Jun-Dec
Jan
78i/2
1,200
94%
22%
100
Power
National
Jan
71%
1% May
7/e Dec
200
4
Equities
Stores
6%
May
2%
1,200
"2%
50c
Invest
Jan
6%
"5%
"3%
1.25
pfd
12%
'
l%May
28
or
Bid & Asked
93
1973—Jun-Dec
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977Midland Valley RR 4s 1963—
23% Jan
16% Aug
1%
Italian
Corp 1st 6s
Kaltman
7V4
1%
Manhattan
Kawecki Chemical 4%s
131/2
—Feb-Aug
Stores 5 '/as
conv
1981
International 7s conv debs
Jan
1,500
10c
*
1
Products
•
1977
Apr
9%
5,000
5
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Corp—
deb
Hydrometals Inc
21% Mar
17%
Western
River
13
Dec
10
9%
Western
Wiebolt
"""
May
6% Oct
7% May
Land
sub
conv
Hudson &
Jan
12%
Instruments Co—1
Utilities -4.40%
Fashions
Wichita
10%
2%
10,300
7%
19% Apr
14% Jan
5% May
10,400
5,700
3
5% Oct
37a Jun
10
Texas
Westbury
11'/a
77/s
16
preferred
Knapp Inc common
S6 series preference.,Wei man & Company Inc
Wentvvorth Manufacturing
West
6% May
0,100
4%
1
&
West
3.500
6%
*
100
4
conv
Precision
9%
10%
11
common—
Inc
Bond
American
9%
17%
—
preferred
Gulf
8%
10%
Period
Low
Nov
*
Wagner Baking common
7%
35 y2
12%
Manufacturing—!
VTR Inc
Jun
25c
Vita Food Products-—
Vogt
27
700
Interest
High
9%
1
1
2
Corporation
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
39%
ow
10%
25c
Corp
Utah-Idaho
I
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1962
High
34%
*
5
1
25c
1
1
Marion
Shares
17-78
Universal Insurance
Universal
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended January 1 1)
Sales
Week's
33
79%
.
91%
113%
120
55
90%
116
69%
75
66 Va
73
83%
88%
78
877/a
-
23
96
:
r
—
—'
3
a
a
Deferred
Included
no
in
included
the
in
delivery
sale
year's
range,
the
not
n
year's range,
included
in
the
Under-the-rule
year's
sale
range,
d Ex-interest,
not included in the
e
Odd lot sale no
year s range,
Ex-coupon.
8 Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
• Bonds selling flat.
r casn
y
Jt
section 77 »■
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34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, January 14, 1963
...
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS; (Range for Week Ended January 11)
Friday
JVlUbUifc
Edison
Boston
Personal
Gas
Eastern
Mass
90
Co
Ry
Street
181
80
...
36%
Dec
Jun
76% Jan
Oct
58%
55
May
35%
Oct
33% May
% Jan
291
' %
100
.
22
20
20
100.
preferred -class D——
49 Va
%
%
Jan
29% May
302
48%
--
100
com
Jan
52%
45
58 %
57%
136%
98
6,509
—
Sep
18%
20
,
Feb
Feb
1 %
,
Apr
40
Pep
Apr
Southern
Co
Southern
Railway
;
General Electric Co——
51
5
Co
Motor
Ford
Inc
Stores
Copper Corp
Cement Corporation
Star
Lone
RR 5% cum pfd
Racing Association
Electric System
Central
Maine
Narragansett
New
England
New
Railroad
79%
1,755
54% Jun
78% Mar
31%
5,219
55%
Jan
21%
50
32%
329
59%
Oct
19%
19%
650
15%
Oct
96
96
96
93
Dec
Torrington
&
Co
Railroad
Mass
System
Inc
Westinghouse Electric
Standard
Oil
Oil
..Texaco
445
51%
36% May
65
Oct
.w—12 %
Suipbur^i.—
*
*
•
26%
Jun
41'
S
Steel
15%
262
10%
Oct
18%
Feb
25
21% Oct
35%
110
28
Jun
40
Jan
21%
1,446
17
Oct
41
Jan
60%
150
62%
Feb
34%
21%
59%
--
Jan
53
300
37%
45% May
22%
24%
Oct
30%
Feb
50
1,727
1,378
17
48%
41
Oct
70%
Jan
53%
62
2,138
22%
Jun
72
165
66 %
Nov
74% Mar
20
5%
7%
7%
*
6.25
946
35%
33%
34 Ms
7
Oct
Sep
Jan
39 %
22% July
Elec
Range
of Prices
Cincinnati
Shares
tow
32%
Jan
23
Oct
38 %
Feb
Transit
27%
50
<41
Chemicals——^,*——1;
Gibson
1
Cards
Jan
8%
Feb
Jun
52%
Jan
Jan
12% May
21%
18%
24% Feb
5
24% Jun
39%
—
—
r
31
Jun
38%
Dec
25
Jan
29
-
•"
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——
Par
Associated
Playing Card
UNLISTED
Allied
Oct
Budd
Chrysler
Steel
Eaton
Mfg
Cyanajnld
American
May
Gar
Goebel
Great
Ashland
Avco
Corp
Industrial
Kysor
11
11%
470
Nov
30% Mar
*
46% Oct
25 V2
Davis
&
12%
_
11% May
18%
98% May
25% Oct
136%
42%
lication.
36% Oct
51%
were
we
press
not
re¬
Consequently,
40
forced to go to
Oct
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Corp
without it.
28%
12ft
100
201
21%
Dayton
Power
Detroit
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Du
&
to
35%
5%
1
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28%
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Light
'
•
Jan
Abbott
Acme
52% Mar
Admiral
Kodak
60%
Jan
Advance
Ross
Jun
Dec
Alleghany Corp
Jan
Allied
75
54%
71%
30
Mar
10
,ii
;4?
PaDer
Feb
72%
(Un)
Airlines
American
Montgomery
National
National
New
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips
-
•>
~
American
American Machine & Foundry
46%
Dec
American
Motors
Rad.& Stand San (Un)
.
Home
Investment
Tobacco Co
59%
Dec
American
Jan
American Viscose
45
Jan
22%
Jun
32%
Ampex Corp
—
Anaconda Company
Oct
44
Dec
'
//
*
Mar
Oct
32 Ve May
57%
39% Oct
-
Feb
69% Mar
23% May
34-
37% Oct
62% Mar
j
Dec
118% Jun
28% Jan
28% Oct
41 % Jun
39% Mar
34%
Jun
52%
24%
Oct
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•
>
£
36% Sep
Jan
17
460
Dec
Jan
Feb
51
Jan
70% Mar
/
Jan
31 Va
Apr
5'/e
130
,
54%
Jan
Jan
Bell
Bell
e
I
&
*
(Un)
see page
41.
9% Oct
6,500
3%
0
Jan
19 % Mar
83/4 Mar
Dec
12% Mar
1
■:
12%
700
6%
Jun
45%
2,200
3434
Oct
57
Jan
15%
16%
4,000
12% Oct
23
Jan
21%
1,200
17%
Jun
28
300
45%
Jun
67% Mar
56%. 60
18%
18%
34%
34%4
46%
45%
46%
493/3
48%
49%
54%
55%
21%
21%
21%
22%
5,500
-17%. 18%
13%
116% 118%
18%
1.000
.
-
.
233/4
15% Oct
>.<
—
v
22
1
18%
13%
.
13%
100
liioo,
800
1,600
;
200
23%
Jan
Jan
47%
45
78%
12
May
12
Oct
<
Jan
Jan
42%
I
Oct
4,600
Dec
24%
Jun
22,000
Feb
50
17%. Dec
16
Feb
47
Jun
38% May
35% Jun
Oct
57 %
Feb
Jan
18% Sep
18% Jan
<■
:
Oct
60
29% Jun
36% Mar
39
63% Mar
Binks
700
20
May
1
pfd—;
of
*•
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26%
1,000
51
143/4
16%
25%
24%
23%
l53^
3
.
__
%
10
24%
j
43%
Dec
*
v
-
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v
28%
Feb
1\
10
Oct
31%
Jan
26'%
1,900
17 % May
28%
Feb
25%
300
21%
27% Mar
25%
2,950
400
1,600
20
Oct
42 %
48
600
1 %
Jun
20%
31%
3,700
27%
Oct
/
37%
25 %
100
35%
50
42
42%
1,500
3334
200
20%
26,600
13%
500
28%
26%
29%
800
2,500
24%
Oct
5%
5%
'4,500
3%
Oct
13
__
28%
-
*
Sep
1%
26%
38%
•
1,400
20
May
May
19 %
;
Feb
493/4
Oct
Oct
400
-1
•
24
July
12 -
16
573/a
X-
1
Jan
5,300
13%
33%
19%
1
5
Dec
57% Feb
353/4
7 37%
5 5
*--;
103/4
27
Dct
200
24
•
z
Jun
43%
23
5
.
.-
9%
27% Jan
Oct
25
30%
_1
5
20%
1%
-
8
;
8,500
56%
5X-
(Un)
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
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Sep
19 Va May
13%
2
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71% Mar
563/4 Feb
V*'V*
*
——
-
(E
10%
25%
50%
V
-5-
Corp
Corp
10%
26
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America_2.50
Co
Sons
25%
—10
Co
26%
26%
.
10
Corp__
Co (Un)-"
Co
423/a Mar
<
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————————————10
38% Mar
Jan
Feb
500
33% Jan
Feb
Jan
28%
27
22%
Jan
523/s
Oct
44%
Brach
40%
Oct
8%
26%
Jan
87%
Jan
35%
43%
80%
26%
20 %
1,300
12%
27
Steel
Brunswick
/ Apr
63% Dec
7,500
44 %
11%
42
10% May
200
i-/
Jan
Jun
12%
x
-*.'
Oct
59%
Oct
42%
/ / ••
17%
Oct
28% Oct
28% Oct
•17%
__
40%
32%
Fisheries
Co
Jun
138% Jan
Oct
44
24
(Un)
Corp
Borg-Warner Dorp
Budd
25%
1,300
5,700
Manufacturing Co__
&
3,600
62
'
2,600
Boeing Company
Booth
98% May
31%
61
32%
Canteen
Bethlehem
Mar
31
5,100
30%
117%
V- ^v:
53%
LConsolidated Inc (Un)
Benguet
15%
g
1,700
6
31%
Corp
Feb
59%
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
4
High
8034 Mar
21
21%
157/3
—50
Gossett Co
18%
Oct
1,200
14%
14%
12%
100
52%
Howell
32%
42%
1
15%
57% Aug
9% Oct
75
43%
1
...
36%
20
Low
32%
non-cum
10% Jun
Oct
Range for Year 1963
High
53%
Bastian-Blessing
Belden Mfg Co
Jan
Jun
Shares
11%
•
25
Corporation
Avco
71%
•
53,4
6.25
Jan
Jan
5
14%.
^——33%
(Un)
& Refining
com—
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Automatic
96%
70
for Week
75
5
Corp: (Un)
Atlantic Refining
20%
y3?
Paper
Apr
Sales
Range
of Prices
2.50
Products
Athey
Jun
n
Week's
<
~~
•
1.66%
Oil
Atchinson
Oct
10
I"
9%
605
Corp (Un)
10
Go- (111).——5
&
Armour
Ashland
:;i 53% Jun
_
3
2%
Low
Steel
Armco
11
II
3
_
—1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
61%
RR
38%
25%
4,656
4,735
Jan
Apache Corp.-1.25
v.
69% Oct
footnotes,
25
325
1.75
Com
29 Va
;
18% Oct
Jun
Schenley Industries
For
27%
20 %
4Vb Mar
35%
1
(111)
Co
Americah Tel & Tel Co
78% Mar
"*"1
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Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Petroleum—""
Regis
2% Mar
200
315
36% Feb
•,
Jun
24%
-
•
Pure
St
May
35%
•
Products (Un)
American
32%
?
.
RR
of America
•
3% May
200
4%
26%
'
12.50
Jan
33%
—
Oil
Radio Corp
2%
12
18%
—
1
24■% Oct
Aviation
Petroleum
5-111
9"%
(Un) ——10
Jan
Bendix
Pennsylvania
3% Mar
iiuJaea/^^Jan
Oct
6V8 Mar X!
Paramount
(Un)
Co
Mar
•
IIIIIIIHZ
Central
;1-'
2% July
20%
10%
—9
10
(Un)
Can
26%
54% Jun
~ """
Lead
American
/;vr' 8% Feb
•
1,275
24%
27
19J/a
r ?
1
53%
45
Cash
Register.
Gypsum
York
North
Jan
,/4%-Jan
,
•
'
(Un)—,—1
Jun
20% Jun
1———„'
Ward
Oct
100
(Un)
115
•
McGraw-Edison
National
3,230
3%
2%
1
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Theatres
American
Jan
——5
—
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2,585
9
4%
25c
America
of
Co
Common
Chemical
100
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1,142
:
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Laughlln—-
Monsanto
3%
24%
12
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Chemical
Aluminum
17% Mar
Oct
2%
_
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23%
5
85%
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7%. Sep
8 %.
Last
American Cyanamid Co
—
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2
200
4% Mar
58% Deo
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36% Jun
«
Martin-Marietta Corp'
100
7%
3%
10
253% Mar
T.
■■
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Greyhound
i;Gulf Oil ——t-
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3%
7%
9
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15% Oct
1
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Jones <&s
Dec
3%
7%
3%
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37%
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Lorillard (P) '-J——-,—-
Jun
5%
Co
Jun
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Telephone
Nov
44c
6%
—
168%
;General Motor* j--^——1 !
General Telephone
3.33% > '.
International
2%
45%
5%
——
Mfg
Aluminium.Ltd—————
28% Jan
39% Jun
Dynamics
International
400
6,041
3,986
70c
6%
Laboratories
Steel
American
1%
2.50
—
3%
60%
10
Allis Chalmers
gO'/a Aug
_
20% May
—10
1
Dept Stores
General Electric
17% May
3%
50c
Jan
47
Deo
27% Feb'
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25c
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Oct
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70c
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3,376
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Feb
Dec
5
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26%
Friday
52"%
14% Jun
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Motor
General
26
Jan
4%
37% Jun
2
American
Ford
38 %
3% Mar
3,493
5%
Sale Price
25%
53% May
5
Pont
Federated
200
46%
26%
Feb
32% May
22Va May
—lo
Electric
El Paso Natural Gas
27% Mar
Sep
5%
46
Feb
21% Mar
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Midwest Stock Exchange
39
25
1
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Chemical
Eastman
35%
17%
Oct
46
10
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18% May
25% Oct
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Steel
Dow
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22% Oct
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Oct
1,161
10
71% Jan
19% May
17% May
56
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31%
Jun
24
43% Jan
'
Nov
6%
Sep
36% May
13% Oct
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30%
300
19%
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10
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10
19%
1
Apr
was
27% Oct
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Jan
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Curtiss
Apr
63%
Dec
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33 %
Jun
24
24 %
Controls
Mar
49%
33 %
Ohio
Jun
47%
9%
16%
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Upjohn Company
Vinco Corporation
Jun .?«-
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South
21
600
11%
-1
Jan
36
of the Cincinnati Stock
„
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&
Feb
11%
STOCKS
Columbus
11%
Jan
-
Columbia Gas
Jun
1,792
81;..
9%
11%
2
Co
23
Oct
66
——..6 %
——————
Sep
Apr
32%
10
1
Co
Parke
Universal
23%
l
Buriington
Burroughs
Chesapeake ft Ohiq.;
Chrysler
Colgate-Palmolive
100
Dec
14
42%
65
6%
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Sugar,
Brewing
Feb
Jun
50
steel
25%
25%
8%
Jun
63%
8
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Corp
66%
Oct
Corp
Bethlehem
75
33% May
39%
Feb
Mar
p3
9% July
914
;——1.66%
Lansing Stamping Co
LaSalle Wines & Champagne-—
24%
15%
—i—
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Industries
Mfg
Michigan
47%
:
Oil
1,270
_1
—
Co—
Kingston
Products
Kresge (SS) Co
Hastings
National
Motprs
Steel
Armco
4,066
43%
1
Brewing Co_
Lakes Chemical
Jan
NOTJEi We regret that
Tobacco
Anaconda
80
11%
2
Co_
8% Mar
15%
Jun
43%
2.50 '
Motors
10
1
Co„
25% Mar
24% Oct
1
Inc
3% Mar
Nov
10%
10
Co
Wood
General
Jan
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American Tel & Tel Co—
American
i___.
18% Mar
Oct
76
1
Co
Trailer
Fruehauf
30%
Aluminum Co of America-r—T—-TV„ —1
American
80
1
Corp——
Motor
92 V4
—10 /
——
1,925
Apr
16% Feb
3% Dec
160
29"%
&
Baler
Economy
Ford
Jun
;
Airlines'
13%
20
USA
10%
28%
Mfg—-——.——I
Corp
—w—l
Ltd
2%
300
1,225
1
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w
300
5%
*
Co
Gasket
3
12
9
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Oct
14
10
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common
2%
12.
5%
13 %
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Edison
57
Stores;
American
,£
Co
Instruments
293
28%
5
,
Paper
Power
Consumers
15%
High
9% Oct?.
12
5
Corp
Consolidated
478
780
15%
*
—;
Company
7
13%
6%,
133/4
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-
Range for Year 1962
Low
5% May
3
Corp__
Co___.
Rudy Mfg
Scotten, Dillon
—
Shares
High
12%
7
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2
Burroughs Corporation
19% Sep
STOCKS
Allis-Chalmerg * Z
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Mfg
Studebaker
•
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Low
■
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Industrial
Briggs
•
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—
.
common
Equip
Metal
American
Avis
&
Supermarkets
5
—
Procter & Gamble
for Week
Feb
*
Manufacturing
Sale Price
_
Allen Electric
Dec
Feb
113%
5
Hobart
S
Jun
May
c'-X 8 ,i Aug
—_12%.j>
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Eagle-Picher
U
50%
51
83
DuBols
—
7% Jan
37 Va May
8.50
Tel
National
Kahn
High
Dec
Oct
Diamond
Kroger
X
3%
10
Bell
Range
Range for Year 1962
Low
High
.
Bales
Week's
Last
v
Drewrys
22%
Milling
'
*
Divco-Wayne
for Week
•
common
Jan
Friday
Detroit
1
common
&
Jan
3y%
Detroit Stock Exchange
Detroit
10
.
•
Suburban
78%
*
STOCKS
Continental
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
&
Jun
34% Mar
16%
—
Westinghouse Electric
43% Mar
72
24%
487/e
Par
Gas
121%
•
Jan
Last
Cincinnati
Jan
——_
U
Allied
Friday
Cincinnati
i—^-1
73% Mar
130
35%
STOCKS
Cincinnati
7
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Apr
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Champion
(N
•
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Cox
Mfg
50c
6%
;
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Studebaker Corp
Copeland
Aeronca
(Cal)
(Ind)
Oil
Standard
Standard
Detroit
Carey
'
*
-
—
Apr
33%
14%
100
Corp
.—w—-
Jun
15
26%
69
21%
*
Waldorf
100
Dec
45%
35%
com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Vermont
9%
19 % May
1,834
69
14 %
•
Co
25%
33%
Machinery Corp
Shoe
United
High
85% Jan
24% Feb
44%
69
1
Company
Fruit
United
18
252
10
9%
24%
25%
45 V4
2.50
•
Co
Low
,
Jan
69%
21%
70%
28% Oct
18
Oct
& Shop Inc
Stop
Nov
76 %
10
Drug & Chemical
Shawmut
Association
Jan
48%
28
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall
72%
Jun
78 /8
—100
5
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Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
Oct
36%
1,434'
29%
1
20
—100
England Tel & Tel Co
Northern
47%
100
Island Creek Coal Co common
Kennecott
44
397
52
45%
1
50c
*
5
Company
Gillette
51
45%
-*
—2.50
National
Shares
—5
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Oil
Standard
Union
First
for Week
of Prices
15
Rand
Sperry
Texas Gulf
,
Oil
Mobil
Socony
30% Mar
Jun
12% May
'1,272
58%
--t
20%
High
50%
118%
44%
36%
37%
43%
37 %
,
10
Fuel Associates com_10
&
Eastern
Low
2,484
116
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Property Trust———*
Co
Cities Service
Par
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56%
117
10
Co
Boston
6%
17
Tel—-——
33 %
Company
——50
Anaconda
■
Sales
..
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-
Range for Tear 1962
Shares
; < v
24%
18%
23%
—
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&
Tel
American
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American
High
Low
Par
Week's^.,;.
Last
Sale Price:
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
':-Last
STOCKS
AlUOUUU
Friday
Stock Exchange
Boston
Jan
75%
Jan
l3/4
Feb
43% Mar
V-
30
Dec
56 y2 Mar
36% May
31% Oct
43
'"
Feb
48
Jan
34%
Oct
21
Jun
13 Vt
Oct
934
Jun
52%
15%
Jan
Feb
18%
Jun
26
Dec
41 % Mar
-
53% Mar
6% July
Number 6229
Volume 197
;
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
(171)
Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWNl MARKETS I
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..
Calumet
Hecla
&
Carrier
Inc
Pacific
Canadian
Corp
—
Celanese
Central
West
South
&
Service
Illinois Pub
Central
_
(Un)
Products
Certain-teed
Chemetron
Corp
Milw
Paul
St
&
10 Va
500
19% Oct
39%
23%
39 %
100
31% May
42%
Feb
37%
38%
600
29% July
42%
Jan
39%
40%
600
28%
Jun
43 % Mar
41%
42%
900
31
Jun
46 Va
17%
Feb
26
Sep
Jan
Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food
Middle
36
10%
11%
57
58
39%
38%
39%
—
27
27%
24%
52%
Jan
31%
Dec
Monsanto
Dec
63%
200
58%
Feb
65
20%
20%
200
15%
Jun
25 Va
Feb
59%
Jan
'
v
44% Oct
v
Mar
Morris
57%
1,000
10%
1,400
7%
Oct
17%
*
15%
300
9
Jun
22%
Feb
National Cash
22%
21%
200
15
Oct
36
Feb
National
15%
100
.
—
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Products
City
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
Co
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
&
(Un)
1,700
80
4,800
38 Va
Jun
75
/
Dec
50
300
37%
Jun
50%
Dec
Nortnern
Illinois
1,400
453A
Oct
58%
Feb
Northern
Indiana
58%
13% Mar
>
American
North
Northern
Car
Power
Co
Continental Can
(Un)
Continental Insurance
Motors
Continental
Continental
of
Oil
Natural
(Un)
Jun
Mar
Northern
.100
32 Va
Jun
50
Jan
Northern
200
55%
Jun
70
Apr
18%
9 Va
19%
1,050
12%
Jan
20
Dec
17%
Jan
27%
28
500
36
7% Oct
700
9%
1,700
44%
34%
34%
22
Oct
35
May
45% Mar
T
100
25% Jun
38%
Jan
33'A May
42%
Pacific
(Minnesota)
Northwest
28% Mar
43%
43%
43%
25
24%
25
800
17%
45%
45%
45%
800
38% May
47%
Jan
61%
62%
800
47%
Oct
71%
Feb
9Va
Jun
12
Jan
11
700
11%
58
Jun
200
•
.
Co
(Un)
Ry
(Un)
68%
1,100
21
I6V4
100
11
62%
200
23%
24Va
400
48% May
20% May
Jun
*
18% May
68% Apr
49% Mar
32
May
35% May
Ohio
Edison
1
■
12%
Jun
21% Mar
Jun
20 % Aug
42%
Oct
56%
Feb
Jun
62%
Nov
Dec
31%
Dec
32 %
8-.
5
236%
30%
30
58%
62%
5
32%
29%
-
Mar
14 V4
600
53% 53%
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—
35%
700
300
30 Vt
48
Oct
Oct
47%
48'A
400
38%
Jun
49%
Jan
33%
34%
1,300
26%
Jun
41
Jun
32%
33%
500
25% May
36%
Feb
50 Vt
Co
(Un)
62 %
25% Oct
40
Jun
800
166
500
236% 237
34% Mar
72 Va Jan
238%
Jun
El Paso Natural Gas——
Electric
Emerson
Mfg
,18%
Corp
..
•
(Un)
.
33%
10
5
Packaging Corp of America
Amer World Airways (Un)
1
Parke-Davis
•
Co
&
Coal
Potter
•Procter
Service
Pullman
Co
Oil
Pure
100
14%
Nov
23 % Mar
200
16
Jun
24%
27
—1
27%
6,600
19 V.
Oct
38% Mar
30%
7,900
22%
Jun
35
Feb
18% Feb
14V4
14V4
15
2,700
10%
Jun
•
47%
47%
48%
3,300
39%
Jun
52% Mar
49%
49
49%
900
34%
Oct
67% Mar
55%
56%
500
45 V4
Oct
62%
48
48%
800
42%
Oct
59% Mar
16%
16%
56
12%
Aug
19
73%
74%
1,000
57%
Jun
91%
Jan
34%
35
1,500
24% May
34'A
Nov
25%
26%
1,000
20% Oct
38% Mar
38%
Dec
89
Feb
48
6
(Un)
•
..
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Indiana
of
Co
..
(Un)
—
*
__
5
Co
•
1
6%
—•
5
115% Mar
26% Jan
Feb
35%
32%
900
23
Oct
6%
8,200
4
Oct
500
25%
Oct
48% Mar
600
37%
Jun
60
6/
Jun
36 Va
Jun
30
42
Radio Corp of
371/4
37%
700
28%
—8
Whitney
Tire
.Firestone
D
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5%
__
Trailer
Co
Jan
66
67
400
S6% Sep
•
61
59Ve
61
1,700
38*% Jun
63% Mar
29%
30Vt
400
25
May
40%
36%
38%
2,300
—
Royal
6%
47%
7,300
47
Dec
9%
26%
700
7% Oct
14%
Jun
•
American
General
Box
General
2,100
27 Ve
Feb
350
6% Aug
1.25
Candy
...
70%
9%
70%
—1
Transportation
Corp
2%
2%
;-•«#
Corp—
10 % Mar
Dynamics
Electric
'General
General
Foods
General
Co
5%
5%
100
4,800
19
2,100
54%
80'A
27Va
76%
79 %
200
59%
22 Va
—
1.66%
60
59%
28%
79
80 'A
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60%
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18
19
...
79
32%'
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—
General Motors Corp....
General Portland Cement.—.
31%
2,600"
General Public Utilities (Un)
2.50
Gen Tele & Electronics Corp—
3.33 Va
General Tire St Rubber—....—300
.
6% Apr
36%
May
Feb
Alden
Glen
Glidden
St
Public
Regis
Paper
(W H)
Gossard
Jan
Servel
Class
45 Va
Jun
59%
Dec
15 Va
Oct
30%
37
Mar
25%
Jun
18 Va
Oct
29
Jan
Oct
29%
Apr
Socony
10%
300
34%
Oct
177/a
400
13 % July
34%
34%
18
Shell
Oil
34'A
27 Va
-100
V
15%
21%
1,650
1.100
48%
45%
Gulf
Feb
Spiegel
Square
-
Oct
24% Jan
50
Mar
Inc
Dec
48
66 Vt
Feb
Standard
39V4
381/4
Stanray
36%
35%
36%
700
43%
Apr
29% Jun
27%;
800
22
16% '
13%
28% Nov
Oct
800
Jun
6%
7%
25%
11 %
21
7
23
Inland
Jan
International
International
International
Mineral
Nickel
&
Co
Chemical
(Un)
19%
1,000
18
Jun
43 Va
1,600
32
•
31% Jan
46%
Feb
Jan
International Tel St Tel
39%
1,600
31%
Jun
48 %
28'A
1,700
826
24
43%
Oct
52
30% Apr
57% Mar
42%
100
34 Va
Jun
65
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Oct
Johnson
Shoe—•
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&
Aluminum
Kaiser
Kansas
Power
&
&
Shinkle
Chemical—33 %c
Light
(Un)
56%
Laclede
Lea Ui
Gas Co.—,—
85
28% Mar
20th
28% Mar
208
33% Jun
58
1,000
7% Nov
39
Sep
10% Mar
Lincoln Printing
Co common.;
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp (Un)
Marathon Oil Co—
Cement
1,400 1
72
Merritt
Co
(Un)
Chapman
Scott.
49% Feb
38
Jun
60
Oct
85 Va
Jan
78 Va
Jan
9
Mar
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200
7
5%
29%
200.
21
150
18 Va
12 3A
1,400
9%
Oct
72%
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300
1,600
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44%
46%
36%
37
34%
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300
8% May
10
Jan
Mar
30
1,395
200
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900
31
Feb
17% Mar
Feb
110
(Un)
Corp
Dec
54%
55
38%
Jun
57
Jan
29%
30%
35
30%
35 Va
Feb
34%
24 Ve
Jan
Feb
300
21% May
1,500
23%
500
Jun
10%
20%
Oct
Jun
38
500
25
Jun
,39
19%
500
15%
Oct
343A
64%
1,800
51
Jim
65%
40
Oct
13%
13
14(4
9,400
25%
25%
27%
1,100
39
39
39
19%
64
63%
45% May
Jun
Jan
Jan
Dec
58 Ve
Feb
59 3A
Dec
593A
Feb
Sulphur
(Un)
23% Mar
Nov
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100
7
3,000
42%
43%
23%
2,100
26%
41%
43
18%
59 Va
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16%
•
May
33% Sep
18
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400
26'A
23% Jun
29% Dec
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900
61
Century
Film (Un)
St Corp
Corp
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34
Mar
70
Apr
10%
Feb
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24% Mar
28%
Feb
400
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15,600
15% Oct
25% Apr
61%
7,100
45%
Jun
613A
17
2,400
100
14
Oct
35% Jun
45 Yb
Apr
Apr
Fox
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
Pacific
United
Air
Paper
Corp
(Un)
RR
United
•
Co
Lines
Fruit
(Un)
10
U
S
S
47% Feb
Feb
46% Mar
28%
Jan
67%
14%
2,100
31%
1,100
23
56 Va
100
38%
45%
46%
300
26%
44%
45
22'A
22%
71%
76
■
81"
36%
48%
Feb
Feb
Jan
32 V*
600
Ma;
Oct
65
38%
Jan
73
Dec
43% Mar
83%
Jun
88% May
120 Va
Jan
51Va
Apr
2,400
27% May
34%
Dec
35
34%
32 Ve
34
21 Va
Jun
24%
22%
24%
1.700
17%
Feb
76%
81
1,100
65%
Oct
Oct
30%
81
104 Va
Jan
1,100
36
Oct
60%
Feb
43%
42%
35%
500
.43%
/
39
Corp
10%
46%
46 Ve
47 %
8,200
37%
Oct
78%
2.90
157/e
14%
16 Ve
1,400
Oct
29% Oct
29
Oct
31 Va
Oil
Products
1
1
Inc
1
Western
&
40%
Y--;
Y
Corp
Co
(Un)
Wisconsin
Electric
Woolworth
(PW)
Power
Co
(Un)
World
Publishing Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
(Un)
~iv*
5
•
10
4,100
100
7%
7%
4,800
32%
300
Yates-Amer
13
Zenith
liachine
Radio
Corp
5
61
Jan
Jan
Mar
54%
Jan
63%
15%
Mar
Nov
Jun
38 Va
Jan
21% Oct
41%
Jan
40
6%
25
Jun
Jan
28 Vt
1,800
34%
33%
35
4,300
25
Oct
39%
Jan
36%
300
26%
Jun
36%
Dec
36 Va
40 %
40 Vt
100
34% Oct
55
Feb
28%
28
58%
~9%
58%
100
45%
Jun
60
Mar
65%
200
56
Oct
92
Jan
65
9%
17,700
Dec
16% Mar
Y 9
-
104 Va 104 Va
*
Co
11
Jan
36%
10
1
47
47
'
32%
2
-2%
6.20
|
35y8
1,100
42%
34%
40%
10
Co
Apr
94% Mar
Aug
47%
51V8
Jun
1,100
800"
49 Ve
200
Jan
40
68
42
36%
Oct
Oct
17 Va Oct
200
105 % 107%
107%
34%
1,500
May
4
5
Gypsum
Co
(Un)
Whirlpool
55
23% Jan
81 Ve Mar
•
Company
Walgreen
Webcor
51 Va
Oct
11 Va
Match
Steel
Universal
Universal
Jun
14%
44%
Dec
18% Mar
34
200
56 Va
10
Inc
Co
Rubber
42%
45%
31 %
31%
10
States
U
42%
43 Va
..
—
6%
Corp (Un)
Salle
La
5
2
1
1
*
Sep
Jun
Jun
6%
33
6%
41%
—50e
Jan
8% May
11%
700
29%
—
48% Jub
.
300
23'A
9
Jan
&
200
33
"7
3.33%
•
54%
Oct
;
9
8%
3.50
Transmission
25 Va
AugMay
1
1
5
1
JIB
21
Y Dec
32% Aug
,
Feb
59%
15%
Jun
49
56
40
54%
Bancorporatlon (Un)
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
.Aug
:
41
Jun
37%
15
Inc
So
Wilson
._
Jun
54%
Dec
13%
35
46%
99%
5,100
May
8
600
41.
25%
Oct
64
300
•
2,100
Oct
31% Jan
Nov
May
16%
12.50
Jun
19%
52
4
Jan
75%
12,800
Transmission
Gulf
Upjohn
16 Vt
For footnotes, see page
Mat
46% Oct
300
51%
16%c
&
37
Jun
1,200
8%
Feb
62
59%
Producing
United
4,000
s:
;.l
.Martin Marietta Corp.——..—....I
McKay Machine Co
•
Means (F W) & Co common
:
Merck &
Feb
50
50c
common
'72
58%
' 68%
,
50c
...
Feb
70%
'
Marshall Field
25%
12%
25
60
Jun
Oct
Feb
6% Feb
Jun
5
29 Va
—:.l
Mfg
59%
39% Oct
19%
29 Va
Oct
36%
300
49%
Jan
Oct
100
37%
•
Jan
31
> 246
47%
Corp
Continental
Oct.
69 Va
6%
■
Libby McNeil St Libby———
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Marquette
58%
^....—.4-
St CO
U
70%
60
59
Tri
50
Copper Corp (Un)...
*
Kimberly-Clark Corp
—
.5
Knapp
Monarch Co——.1
43%
59'A
Feb
56 Ve
8.75
Kennecott
26 %
49%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Transamerica Corp
(Un)
Oct
52%
500
51
35%
37%
17% Jan
Oct
45
12%
Gas
Texas
23
700
6%.
.6%
Stephens
)
45 Va
Jones & Laughlin Steel <Un)-——10
Aug
—_2B
Inc
Textron
300
46V4
43%
11
16%
(Pn)^..,.^,,..^.7
Indiana
L Oil
Eastern
Texas
22
100
9%
14% Mar
100
300
28%
Transmission Co,.,..
Gas
Texas Gulf
800
29%
27%
9V4
8% May
12%
20%
28%
1
Company
Texaco
Union
Co'—
Johns Manvllle Corp (Un)———5
Jefferson Electric
1,200
Jan
Dec
Mar
1,800
6.29
Corp
X
D
&
Tenn
3,200
65
45
—Y—2.50
10%
55
Jan
9% Mar
28% Mar
Jun
27%
26%
•
International Paper (Un)
International Shoe Co
39
1,600
42%
Swift
42%
5
13%
Oct
2,900
Corp—.———1
V Sunbeam
Sunray
50%
•
Aug
Apr
22 %
14
37%
29%
Jan
38%
Co
Harvester
9%
3,400
.59%
2.50
8
1
Apr
26%
Steel Co—
Interlake Steamship
(Un)
Corp
Sundstrand
9%
Dec
19
•
RR
3,000
36'A
(Ohio)—, -.,,.10
Stewart-Warner
33
Jun
42%
10
Central
Indus
Studebaker-Packard
15% Dec
»% May
800
100
1
Illinois Brick Co
53
28%
Deo
36 Va
6O0
•
Packaging common
Corporation
18%
Jun
Oct
6%
1,400
25%
18
11% May
100
8%
10
250
100
Y
;
of
Standard Oil Co
Texas
Illinois
45
•
Feb
Apr
—1
Corporation
& Door
Jan
1,500
59%
1
California—
of
Oil
Standard
Nov
16
•
8%
5,
Standard Oil of N J
44 Va
25%
Sash
Feb
33%
31%
44
•
(Un)
Oil
32 %
17%'
Hupp
Oct
6
15
(Un).
Kollsman
Oct
15%.
Howard Industries
26%
75
(Un)
Corp
Co
Standard
Oct
25%
Huttig
900
43'A
Public Service
Standard
31 Vi
15
Co....
Ltd
Jan
19%
(Un)
Jan
2.900
17%
&
Co
Jan
80%
12%
(Un)
Aug
39%
AO
E)
H)
41
Oct
5
Oil
20
Jun
25c
(D
Jun
34%
13%
10 Va
Pen Co class A..
47
52
27%
(Walker
Jan
20%
4,800
48
Co
Oct
22%
47
Co
...
2.50
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
1
Hein Werner Corp ...
,-——..—3
Holmes
Jan
Mar
3,600
•
13%
Inc
D
2,100
60
Heller
(
45%
52%
1
Rana
341/4
(M A)
Hanna
44%
"A".
Corp
Co
Storkline
;
..
(Un)..20g
Co
Co
Oil
Y 32%
,60
!;v
30
67
60
&
Mobile
Sperry
Jan
17
May
28
1,000
31
31
13 Va
?39
'
cor pi—Y—YiY-—YYYY.ii8.33 %
States Utilities
*
*
29
59%
Sep
9
Southwestern
Mar
45 Va
12% May
700
%
27%'"
14
31
29%
Oct
Oct
21
28 V«
Southern Pacific Co
44%
Oct
25
4,000
35
17%
Gulf ou
54% Jan
14% Feb
28% Oct
39Va
13%
Corp <: (Un)
•
Service
(W A)
Sinclair
16 Va
600
17 >
3
Greyhound
44%
B
7,700
39 Va
48%
26%
44
Inc
1,700
Jun
*'s
25 M
44%
28 Va
33%
Y
200
1,800
■ ,
Feb
Feb
8%
*,(*
26%
Corp
Sheaffer
400
15 Va
37
Co
Roebuck
Jan
17,400
Granite City Steel ' Coy*—————.6.25
Gray Drug Stores.—..—
———1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock.*.;———*
Great
Lakes
Towing common
*
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
*
>.
9%
Schwitzer
95 Va
31%
■?
*
Co
43%
34
Diego Imperial-^—
Sangamo Electric Co.
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
33%
10%
...—*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
43%
34 Ve
San
Jun
28
8
36%
Stockyards
National
Louis
Louis
bt
May
10%
1
.10
Corp
(Un)
(Un)—
Co
Goldblatt Brothers
__
8
Co
Dutch Petroleum
Bears
29%
Co.——.——-1'
(The)
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Tobacco (Un)
Brothers
Southern
Gillette
•
10
1
2.50
•
(Un)
Corp
& Chemical
(R. J.)
78% Mar
Jun
700
""
32 Mr->32%
24% *24%
21% 22%
."
—
24%
21%
Feb
Jan
Mar
26,600
'
•
3%
15
,
4% Oct
'
-•
(Un).
Inc
Mills
Dec
,86
Sep
9%
11
28%
2
_——
Corp.
2%
1,800;
9%
9%
—
Jun
53
200
71
2%
—1
-5
General Contract Finance..
General
„
Jan
17% May
(Un)
—--—
Metals
Richman
St
Gen
Inc
Rexall Drug
Reynolds
Reynolds
500
26%
9%
26%
10
Steel
Republic
Jan
6%
..45%
-—-1 w
—
Corporation
8%
Feb
8%
2.50
.Inc.——..—.3
Dairies
8%
45%
1
Inc.^—
Co-A---—-A
Fpr4=::ijdotor
Fruehauf
(Un)
Bankshares
of America
Flour, Mills
Foremost
F
Rubber
&
Wisconsin
First
Corp
America
Raytheon Company
Revlon
Fairbanks
Jan
Mar
67
Jan
Jun
35
36
45% *45%
32 Va
_
Feb
26%
30%
10
Gamble
&
Public
16%
22
5
Co.
(The)
Co
16%
21%
—
Dec
15% Oct
4,000
<
27%
16% Jun
85 Va
.1,000
109
111%.
18%
19%;;
111%
»
200
21%
20%
20%
AO ;
—3 4
Jan
20% Feb
.
-
Inc.——.........1
Lines
Air
Jan
37% Mar
25% May
36%
15
Chemical
Quaker Oats Co
Eastern
Eastman Kodak
Apr
44%
Oct
12%
Pan
Peabody
100
;
2,500
200
Co
Pacific Gas St Electric
55% Mar
47'A Jun
200
17%
lb
39%
1,400
12.50
5
...
<*—
45
39%
14%
33%o
Co.—
Oct
46%
44%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
(Un)
(EI) de Nemours (Un)
13%
900
13 Vt
18
Ghemical
150
5,600
44%
43%
17%
%
Pont
15
59%
Jan
71% Jan
28% May
14 Ve
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles)
& Co (Un)
Du
15
44'/8
-
Apr
20%
44%
Pennsylvania RR
20
20
30%
3.33
—
60% Mar
- •
^
■
1
Bancorporatlon
Oak Manufacturing Co
42
Dow
Jan
i 32% Jan
°
Jun
57%
35%
Oct
(Un)——-—a
>
Oct
Oct
:
15
——...8
—
Nov
Manufacturing
106% Jan
88
Mar
26
39%
18 Va
Dodge
Oct
44%
5
41
Co.—;
37% Apr
65
16»A
..
200
com—,
24%< Oct
100
59
700
&
2,900
75%
25%
•
51%
new
34% 4
Jan
7% Feb
Jun
Apr
800
56%
Gas
Co
20%
Deere
52%
.
51% Oct :'
..
51%
Detroit Edison Co ( Un)
35 Vt
62%
19%
-
22% Oct
4
jun .v
42 Va
YY
600
—
1
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un).12.59
Corp
'
300
30 Va May
6,500
45%
Publishing
Curtiss-Wright
200
2,300
Northern States Power Co—
5
Co..*
Products
Apr
3%
25%
50o
Corn
Crowell-Collier
40% Mar
600
'
10
20
39
1
(Un)
Corp
Delaware
Oct1
80%
5
Service
27%
45%
10
5
Co
Co
Gas
Public
67%
25 Va
"
America
30%
66%
7
39
5
Co
of
Corp
Container
Feb
,,900
77%
Illinois' Corp...
Olin-Mathieson
Consumers
Jan
70%
65%
*
1
Corp
65 Va
1.33%
Consolidated Foods
14%
Jun
77%
1
19%
12%
Commonwealth Edison com
11% !
56%
25 Va
/
5
10
Corp.—
39
41%
900
75%
—
—'r*
b
(Un)
67 %
5
Iron
System
i
76
58 %
15
Inc..
Coleman
Jan
(Un)
RR
Aviation
21%
100
Chem
&
Central
American
49%
11%
80
—1
com...
Ilium
26 %
14% Oct
v
8% Jun
Distillers
York
North
10%
.
Iron
Cleveland.0:' Electric
25% May
9V» Oct
5,000
33%
34%
Register (Un)———5
21%
...—
10
Co
Service
Cities
—Y———————3
13% Apr
18% Feb
Feb
15%
Jun
50%
3%
—
♦ !
5
.
15
f;r-
50
3%
1
(Un)
(Philip) Inc
Motorola Inc—£.1
10%
—8.50
E'lec—.
&
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
56 Va
56 %
Chicago Rock 1st & Pacific Ry Co——•
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR.12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Gas
Chemical
Sep
100
700
35%
11%
58
17 % May
12% Oct
High
9
Y' 310.'
17'A
Minnesota Min
New
Cincinnati
10
•V'/Lovr
9
17
:
.
Range for Year 1962
High
Minneapolis
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
5% series A preferred
—:
21% May
,
Feb
63%
25
(Un)
Pac
Products
Utilities
South
Low
8%
600
100
17%
Shares
•
1
Meyer
3.000
.1
33
for Week
Brewing Co
i
1
& Mfg (Un)
—
•
Mississippi River Fuel
10
Modine
Manufacturing Co
*
Monroe ; Chemical
Co
.....^..1—•,
24%
24%
17
31
32%
*
1
.
_
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chic
400
23%
—I
Champlin Oil & Ref common
$3 convertible preferred
8ales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
13
2.50
*
,1
Corp__
Low
High
—10
*
(Un)
*
common.
Tractor
(Un)
Corp of America
Caterpillar
Range for Year 1962
Low
}
5
25
—
(Un).
Shares
13
Par
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
,
Sale Price
j)
Sale Price
Friday
Range
of Prices
'
Last
•
Sales
Week's
Friday
8 T O C K S
(Range for Week Ended January 1
35
..
56
Y'./
13%
14.
56
57%
400
3.800
8%
92%
Jun
130V4
Jan
11% Oct
17% Apr
Oct
75% Mar
43
The Commercial and Financial Chroniclet y;
(172)
36
Monday, January JL 4, 196£
.
OUT-OF-TOWN' MARKETS s (Range for Week Ended January 1 1)
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Stocks listed
Price Ranse on
ThTs
V- Friday
..'
■
1 " rjir s
V
-
Week's •*:+
,
Range
Last
e w n
®
•
25
25%
250
21%
Oct
2,300
25%
Jun
47%
33
Jun
47%
10
20%
34 /a
10
—
36%
37%
Cooke
—
Capwell Co
Emporium
^
A
1
General Exploration Co of California_l
Goebel Brewing Co
—■;
—
1
Good Humor Co of Calif
—10c
Oil
Holly
Western
Imperial
Salt
Leslie
J
M
Prank Co Inc.
Oil
Norrls
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
Western
Rice
1
6%
Corp
Tried Oil
tJnlon
Sugar
common
Industrial Corp
United
Petroleum
(Un)
Basin Oil
Williston
36%
282
25% May
37%
Apr
4%
60
Oct
6%
Feb
Feb
3%
Feb
19%
19'A
19%
125
16% Oct
23%
27
V
26%
27
419
22
Oct
30% Mar
34%
daily closing
33%
35%
400
24%
Oct'
39%
Jan
50
88
Dec
representative stoek$: and bond^ listed
asicompiled by Bow-Jones & Co^
>
Stocks—
Bonds
v>\
20
10
•
10.
First
Second
10
65
Utili-
10
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Utili-
Rails
ties
trials
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
662.23
147.51
131.01
234.30
93.89
82.02
Date
4
Jan.
Total
15
Rail-
Indus-
Jan
69c
Jun
29c
50
averages of
the New York Stock Exchange
011
5% Mar
2.85 May
86.09
Total
40
Bonds
87.91
89.62
Jan
Jan.
7
662.14
148.43
131.74
234.89
600
15% Jun
17% Mar
Jan.
8
669.88
150.52
132.76
237.54
93.91
82.15
86.03
89.86
87.99
1.25 May
2.10 Jan
Jan.
9
668.00
149.65
133.00
236.97
93.93
82.56
96.35
89.80
88.16
2.65 July
5% Aug
3% Apr
Jan.
10
669.51
149.50
133.30
237.35
93.93
82.63
86.52
89.85
88.23
11,000
3 /a
L30
27 %
2,400
4%
4%
3,600
1.25
200
21
100
Oct
32
Oct
.
4%
2.00 Jun
18 /a
400
16%
2.55
2.75
4,400
1.75
31%
32 %
22
32%
2.25
Jun
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials, 2.988;
87.90
5.04;
Rails,
Mar
Jan
3% Dec
32% May
32% Dec
30%
Jan
60c
100
are
89.55
86.01
Jan
Jan
30
1,500
by
compiled daily
Utilities, 6.28; 65 stocks, 15.13.
Averages
82.03
94.99
-
Dec
19
7% Oct
8^4
9,900
18%
Jan
Nov
3.00
Dec
5.00 Mar
23%
23%
1,700
16
Feb
25%
Apr
5%
5%
5%
8,300
Jan
5%
Dec
1,800
37/a May
85c
57/a
6
87c
3
/26%
26%
300
23
5%
6%
90c
35,200
4
Jan
.......1
.
__1
(Un)
4%
6%
75c
i*
75c
12,300
2,700
2.65
5%
5
10
Exploration-—10c
Preferred
Jan
67%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below are the
Oct
1.70
1.00 Dec
15,200
12,100
23%
common
common
4%
High
5%
480
Jan
1.75
2.45
Equipment Co..._.
Westates
4%
Bolt
30
1.75
8
2.70
Y——**5
—
1
Corp of America
5
United Engineering & Foundry Co_
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp —I: *—. 6.25
&
1.90 Jan
Dec
32%
.Preferred
-------«.8%
.-/Warrants>
Victor
1.55
—
Co_
Gas
35%
Mar
Jan
,
1%
NOV
'61c
200
3 A
1-30
27 %
„
15
1.90
2.65
...
&
36%
Jan
10c
50c
-—4—-25
preferred
Terex
nfd—25
series A
Cal Gas Co
Southern
5
Corp
Jan
75c
45c ADeb'
5,600
1.65
4%
8
18%
2.55
32 %
56%
:
Jan
49%
/ 7% Deo
6,300
3,400
__
23%
Jun
July
32c
3,400
3%
4%
57% 57%
31c
34c
16% 16%
--
52%
Glass
50% Jan
29%
500
1.45
1.30
27%
56%
Plate
4% Sep
43% Oct
Feb
23% Oct
8,300
46c
8%
I-75,
3 A
—25c
;
—
Ranch Oil Co
Jun
78c
31c
16%
33%c
1
Co
Gas
&
common
Develop
Gas
&
Oil
Pacific
Invest
16%
5,300
I-75
1
1
Co
American
North
450
35
--
25c
Co
Ltd
Corp
20%
40c
7%
50c
--
Low
870
Y
9% Feb
78c
1
Petroleum
Merchants
Nordon
5
Oct
18%
4%
.
Dec
3%
fabc
95c
50c
--10
10c
10
(Un)
Co
Oil
M
&
Meier &
1.95
13,300
28%
1.40
Co
600
4%
fe6c
—50c
———
Range for Year 1962
High
4%
.4%
Apr
37
1.95
4
8%
1
.-
Oil
Jade
M
(Un)—
Co
200
37
--
•
LOW
■
1
Co common'*..
Jan
1.95
--
Oil Co Ltd class
Exeter
Shares
25% Feb
32 %
5.50
Ink Co
High
•
31%
25%
and
Range for Year 1962
Low
a
Sales
for Week
Y
4%
Screw
Shares;
Cement Corp pfd (Un) —25
Broaaway-Haie Svores Inc
■——&
Brewer (C) & Co Ltd—:—
——-•
Buckner
Industries Inc
i
Buttes Gas & Oil Co
-American
California
■
Low - High
Par
Par
Brewing
Pittsburgh
Rockwell-Standard
Sales
Week 's
of Prices
'
Pittsburgh
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
-
Castle
Exchange.
dually traded on
other Exchanges.
•
-
Y Range
Sale PricC
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock
include approximately 500 issues
list does not
Friday
Last Y
STOCKS
2.35
1
Jan
Date
Mon.
7% Mar
Jan
7%
Jan
Oct
70c
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
37
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
NOV
Jun
6%
100
2,300
6
Nov
%
1,400
Dec
1.15
Range
Closing
for
1962
High
144.31
Mar 14
Low
122.09
7
Jan.
100.23
Jun
27
Nov
Tues.
Jan.
8
122.87
Wed.
Jan.
9
124.13
Thurs. Jan. 10
124.08
Fri.
Range
124.45
Jan. 11
for
1961
High
144.09
Dec
8
Low
106.57
Jan
3
| Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
'
'
1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Wood
Alan
;
Arundel
Research
Corp
1
_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Budd
Company
11% Oct
30% Jan
98% May
136% Jan
694
24% Dec
34% Jan
46%
958
35
May
10% Dec
11
Jun
7% May
9% May
49%
33%
19'A
9%
15%
12 "
13%
12%
14 %
835
8'A
8%
__5
—
45
15.571
13%
'
1
SEC Index of Stock Prices
99% Jan
60% Oct
1,020
14%
44"
13
Co..
Transit
' .45 %
4.33
High
Low
77%
115% 118%
24%
25%
117
*
—
Range for Year 1963
•
High
72%
13%
—33%
_
Electric—
City
77%
10
common
Tel—
&
Corporation
Atlantic
Alantic
Steel
Tel
American
1
.
for Week
-Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Markets Inc
Acme
v
Sales
Range
..Friday '
STOCKS
8%
1,148
13%
935
13
573
on the closing prices, of 300 common
1963, for the composite and,,, by i&ajor
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
The
SEC
stocks
Jan
May
of
index
for
the
stock
week
prices based
Jan.
ended
for the current year.
Apr
_
1957-59=100
Jan
Jan. 4,'63
Feb
Delaware
1.80
25
—1
common—
Power & Light
Light—
Storage Battery—
Finance
Class
Co
A
of
Fair
Ford
Motor
60c
7%
4,091
332
Nov
18% Oct
35
Oct
7% Oct
100
680
47%
4,695
9%
1,167
39%
39%
25
32%
20%
67
12 %
12%
100
15% May
10% Jun
50c
common.
60%
13Va
16,878
58
Jun
59% Dec
45%
9%
8%
__
common—_1
voting preferred
»
Motors Corp_-.«v*>-.-.>wl.86% ^
A
__
59%
13%
1
■
International Resistance
28%
24
^..10c
28
Vending class A-—-:—23%
Fund
Inc
.1
23%
22%
Mariin-Marietta Corp
-1
22
21%
Merck & Co Inc—16%c
80%
Feb
56
Trade,
Chemicals
Corp
—3
25
PhotS, lr*c,
Electric
45
Co
Public
Electric
Service
Power
Electric
36
22%
1,964
.18% Jun
231
60% Jun
Texas
Oil
.
14%
35 Va
15*4.
100
12,658
6%
2,808
'
1,064
S
45
69 Va
70%
8%
;■
32%
62%
-
33
61%
35 V2
4334
__
1
1
—--lO
—
common
Lothrop
new
113.3
83.8
55^
com...l.25
SVa
21%
22%:
40 4
28%
34%
35%
356
-30%
30%
70
..
71
May
'285
~
'
■-
$6,277,000
Bond
Sales
$375,000
$6,652,000
520,000
5,412,611
5,106,562
6,740,000
5,715,000
363,000
7,260,000
6,078,000
5,509,000
4,787,000
236,000
365,000
5,745,000
5,152,000
$29,028,000
8
Jun
22% Oot
29Ys Jun
11.
Total
1963
Nov
207.
Jan. 1 to Jan. 11
$1,283,000
29,992,000
$30,887,000
36,414,968
18,634,730
$1,859,000
29,028,000
1962
1963
1962
23,896,153
Stocks—Number of Shares.
$31,275,000
34,431,540
$2,810,000
46,908,000
$2,403,000
53,059,000
$49,718,000
$55,462,000
Bonds—
U. S. Government
Mar
International
Bank
Foreign
—
Railroad
Industrial—
and
Total
53% Feb
18% Mar
•
$30,887,000
$1,859,000
Week Ended Jan. 11
10% Feb
•
.
:
>
65% Jan
63A Jan
; 19% Nov/ '
1,059
Bonds
34% Mar
8
Jan
47% Mar
;
335/3 jun
380
Jan.
16% Jan
May
Jun
May
42% May
13% Oct
28%
28%
24%
5Va
32%
49"%
900 '
9
—
'
Fri.
44
Mar
22% Mar
9
'
Feb
57
8%
Govt.
Bonds
Jan
29
May
.17% Jun
57
8%
19
55
Oct
45% Jun
90.
Bank
Bonds
4,519,420
4,418,810
9_
Jan. 10.
43 X Jan
72% Jan
582
Foreign
Bonds
4,438,750
8_
Jan.
257A Jun
'
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
and M'iscel.
23,896,153
Jan.
Wed. !:
2,568
520'
45%
I7l/a
7-
Tues.
Mar
48?
62%
36%
22%
16%
5
20
.
Jan.
Thurs.
5% Oct
161% Dec
25
175
22%
■
660
8%
169
•' 32
'21%
&
+2.7
No. of
38% Mar
38
4% Oct
5%
32%
43%
•
Tjhompson Ramo-Woodrldge
163.
5%
^
-
3,265
37%
6
3.50
-^jteed Xorir.
rH
Woodward
101.5
Stocks
31%
606
29%
8%
......25
.Service—10c
°fP
129.8
Shares
10% Jun
,-.2,908
69%
50
—*
Transmission
W?in?r rnm.«n^
143.0
178.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
40% Jan
23% Jun
27
Jun
29
May
638
337/a
„
com—*
CO—
Eastern
38%
6
c
Sun
85.5
185.5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
94% Mar
81
3634
—
^
Zr~4:—trvr
!
^ Kline & French Lab_.
*
^uth Jersey Gas^ Co........._f*..2.50
Publi®
+3.9
+1.2
+1.6
111.0
168.2
151.1
104.2
30% Jan
28% Jan
327/8
32%
common—10
Reading Co Common
Riggs National Bank.
102.4
98.6
153.5
Feb
16Va Oct
17% Oct
36%
—...—10,
Gas
101.8
Service
Mar
i 30%
18% Jun
534
395,
35%
__
common—,*
&
134.4
106.4
and
34% Jan
12% Oct
1,447
■
331%
14%
__
*
Co
Transportation
Phila
Potomac
+ 1.4
45% Mar
Jun
23%
39%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water com
♦
Pennsylvania Power & Light*——.*•
Pennsylvania RR
.50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
_5
Philadelphia
95.2
124.4
170.3
Finance
Msn.
Pennsalt
135.6
126.1
Transportation
Utility
;
26% Jan
14% Jan
59%
13%
46
Madison
-
135.0
+2.6
15% Feb
25
24%
__
2
Acceptance Corp
+1.9
114.2
28
Feb
40% Jan
47 Va Dec
25
23
■■
107.0
121.8
Goods
Non-DUrable Goods
55% Mar
32% Mar
32
53%
Macke
{
38"% Jun
24
May
41% Jun
416
1,141
89
31%
52%
20%
■
2.50
class
Feb
Low
144.3
+1.8
Manufacturing
Durable
High
Change
128.3
119.5
130.6
Mining
—.5'-
....
Co
Giant Food Inc
13%
Jun
32
conv
General
50%
5%
122
Mar
75% Dec
52%
1
(Julius)
47%
48%
5
ForemostDairies
General
7%
76% Oct
38% Jun
506
30%
7%
10
Stores
Garfinckel
100%
75%
at' Bal—
Amer
non-voting
Food
97
79%
6.75
Duquesne
Electric
98%
-1962-
Percent
Dec. 28,'62
117.2
Composite
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing
4,
8% Mar
23% Jun
10% Feb
> 38% Apr
,
41
28'/a Feb
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
30Va Dec
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
v
Gov't
Domestic
Bonds"
1,261,855
$198,000
366,000
244,000
'338,000
10,000
•
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
/4;
-
ai
mstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox
Co
Columbia Gas
Co
System
;
of Prices
Shares
Low
i
35%
5
9%
1
~~~~~~~~~
66%
"
Range for
62
,
7
27%
50
7%
Nov
85
48%
Jun
100
23 %
Oct
21%
Oct
|0
28%
27%
66%
28%
jo
27 Va
27 Va
27%
269
,
•
48% Feb
9_>
Jam
Fri.
High
Oct \Y*
8
Jan.
Thurs.
Year 1962
Low
High
36
9%
Jan.
Jan.
Wed.
for Week
Par
Duquesne Brewing Co of
Pittsburgh
5
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
I———8.50
Harbison Walker Refractories
7%
Home
(Joseph)
Co
~
•
Natco Corp
~
e
Range
Sale Price
Alleeheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Mon.
Tues.';
Sales
Last
•
'
.
Jan.
1,286,840
10._—1,240,810
11..— Y.—1,264,875
4—
Total————..
.
18 Va Feb
8
8%
1,400
31%
31%
172
39%
41
102
33 Va
31%
33%
203
27
25 %
27
9%
9%
7%
Sep
6,332,365
73% Mar
;
39 Va
10%
Feb
48
1,600
19
Jun
1963
8
Dec
12%
'Bonds—
.
244,000
341,000
$1,000
329,000
$1,000
$36,000
$1,511,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 11
1963
1962
1962 /
6,332,365
7,662,380
9,335,485
14,093,260
$1,474,000
36,000
$1,109,000
$2,271,000
$1,802,000
43,000
61,000
*
28 Va Mar
10
376,000
~3~666
328,000
$1,474,000
/'■*+ Sales
$221,000
—
Week Ended Jan. 11
Jan
24 % May
34% May
25% Oct
Bonds
Bonds
30 Va Mar
Stocks—Number of Shares
41
'
Total
Bond
$23,000
1,277,985
"
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
s
(No. of
Shares)
,
,
32% Mar
Domestic
47'A
Foreign
Foreign
Jan
Mar
Aug
•
Government
Corporate
Total
15,000
1,000
20,000
$1,511,000
$1,144,000
YY;'/
1,000
22,000
$2,315,000
$1,885,000
■
.
'r
Volume
Number
197
6229
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(173)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
5
Week's
for Week
Shares
4tVa%
Algoma
Paper common
*
preferred
*
pfd
50
class
Class
C
Asbestos
B
4,040
a24% a24%
44 ¥2
46 ¥2
65
20¥t
Sep
2,360
45 ¥4
Oct
50
45 ¥2
Jun
53
Oct
46 ¥2 Mar
42
42 ¥2
580
40
Jun
53 ¥2
685
50
9 ¥1
July
9%
3,975
50
50 ¥2
50 ¥2
*
8'/a
7%
50%
8¥a
1,680
3,700
6,643
2,375
27 ¥2
28 ¥4
18%
18
19
35 ¥4
5%%
pfd
10
Scotia
—10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciate (Canada)—
Power
&
Paper
10
•
Bowater
5%
5'%%
Traction
American
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
74 ¥2
49%
40
Jun
54
Feb
16 ¥2
Jun
50
4.60
Oct
7
a51
5
49 ¥2
Dec
54 ¥2
Jan
3.00
3.60
41,966
30
29%
13 %
30 %
5,269
28
13%
July
13%
1,675
10
Jun
20%
2.45
Nov
Page-Hersey
6,251
15 ¥4
Jan
20 ¥2
Dec
Penmans
52 ¥2
310
45 ¥4
Oct
56%
Feb
Placer
8 ¥4
10
Jan
Power
16%
Feb
Price
Jan
4%
preferred
Provincial Transport
100
7'/a
Sep
9 ¥2 May
19 ¥2 July
6.10 Sep
•
•
12%
22 ¥4
12
22 ¥t
13
23%
3,775
22,990
18%
37
8.20 Mar
25 ¥2
29%
7,187
22 ¥1
27
Sep
28
501
23 ¥2
Jun
28
28
28 ¥2
1,030
22 ¥2
Jun
29 ¥4
Nov
25 ¥2
Apr
21%
31 ¥2
32%
18
Jun
July
Nov
64%
23%
Apr
(Albert E)
Reitman's Canada
25 ¥4
7,790
17
Jun
25 ¥4
Feb
Rolland
¥4
11%
11 ¥4
23,858
52 ¥4
52%
*
9%
com
Celanese
*
common
38
1,265
48
Jun
9%
2,710
8
Jun
2.05
1,000
2.05
a24
185
16 ¥2
Sep
Aug
37%
38 ¥4
5,215
26%
Jun
33% Aug
Husky
---4-'
Hydrocarbons
38
450
9
9 ¥2
1,605
1
7
7%
16
16
150
Imperial Bk of Commerce.lO
66
4 ¥2
12
14%
International
Power com—*
36 ¥4
Jan
9 Va
Dec
May
July
8 ¥2
Nov
17 ¥2
Sep
66 ¥»
4,754
50%
Jun
72%
14%
14%
2,121
11 '%
July
16 ¥4
2
76 ¥4
Nov
80
9 ¥2
Jun
14
Jan
43
.42%
43 ¥2
1,192
4.50
4.50
4.55
400
Canadian vPacif id'Railway-—
25
25%
Canadian
25 ¥4
Pctrofina
25%
10
19,155
11%
Canadian
Vickers
10%
11%
*
6,229
19%
19%
19%
530
*
9.05
3.65 Nov
20% Oct
Ltd
preferred
Corporation
25
J)
*
8.40
9.25
a83
20
a
4.80
May
6
6 ¥a
375
4.20
Jan
4.25
4.40
1,800
3.35
Jun
23%
*
7,833
18 ¥2
42
41
42
Corbys
A.
1,622
27
*
Jun
al7
al7
Credit
50
16
*
July
Crown
Franco-Canadian
Zellerbach
class
International
Distillers
Dome
2
Corsets
Dominion
6
Glass
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Ltd
Stores
Donohue
Du
Pont
7 ¥2%
of
Electrolux
Enamel
&
Oct
24 ¥2
Apr
Trans
Dec
Triad
Oils
Jun
50% Mar
Turnbull
Jun
15 ¥4
United
200
61%
62 ¥1
1,704
45
75
77
1,431
68
6%
6 ¥2
356
5
11%
10 ¥4
11 ¥u
1,280
8
-
14 ¥4
com
Jan
Sep
26%
Jan
5 ¥2
Nov
17 ¥2
May
19
Jan
Jun
67
Mar
Nov
85
Apr
8
Mar
Oct
Oct
14%
17%
14 ¥2
18%
5,090
10,290
11
Oct
16
May
1,500
20
Feb
14%
37%
11,752
Jun
32%
Oct
87
125
82
Nov
89
46 ¥2
Apr
46'%
300
45'% July
47
Mar
5
6
14,777
4.00
76'/4
35%
1,595
1,831
July
65
Jan
27'%
Jun
37
Jan
Oct
8%
Jan
75
66 ¥4
35%
35 ¥e
44 ¥2
46
1,793
36%
Oct
51
Jan
21 ¥4
21 ¥4
20'% July
5% Mar
Apr
7'%
1,000
419
22
7%
10'%
11
625
10'%
Dec
15'%
Jan
9'/a
9%
1,110
8 %
Oct
11'%
Jan
25
81'/a
——
9¥a
—
86'%
—
86 ¥4
41
8.00
200
78'%
8,414
25'%
—
25'%
150
125
Nov
24
22 ¥4
a22 ¥4 a22 ¥2
Dec
6
63 ¥4
86'% Mar
Jun
8.00
77'%
78
7%
11%
Jim
July
25'A
Jun
10 ¥2
10'%
11%
13,000
8'%
4.30
5.50
1,090
2.85
Jan
84% Mar
Nov
23
-
Jun
18%
Oct
Oct/
Jan
>9.60
Jan
7%
8
550
7'%
Dec
9
Oct
29%
29%
29%
58,410
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
29%
29'%
29%
383
26%
Jan
44
2,700
22 Va May
37'% Sep
43
Feb
42
45
Feb
44
.
44
45'%
46
330
5.85
6.20
13%
13%
14%
1,250
20,851
7%
7'%
7'%
475
a21
a20%
a21
150
32
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5.30
Dec
10%
Nov
5 95
,
20
D?c
13%
6'% May
Dec
8% Mar
July
Vi
Jun
/
21
Mar
30%
32 '/a
1,200
34
34'%
525
25
Jun
33'%
*
50'%
50'A
116
46'%
Aug
54%
Jan
a9
a9
5
6'% Aug
15% Jun
12'%
Jan
*
.
19%
1
24%
18%
19'%
15,272
19'%
__
20
1,880
,17'%
Jun
Nov
•
46 ¥2
45 ¥4
46%
865
41%
10
64 ¥2
64'%
65 ¥4
656
—*
14%
15 Va
5,110
32'A Mar
Dec
21V'a May
32'% Mar
50% July
10% Jun
—1
10
14%
•9%
10
10,040
24
7,175
4,765
7,400
Bank
A
Corp Fund
Pipeline
Oil
—
*
Line
24
*
14%
22'%
14'%
14%
*
Pipe
1.79
1.75
1.79
-----
Newall
Ltd
£1
Elevator
Steel
18%
12,967
15
Nov
22
1,010
20
Oct
50
50
317
38%
37%
39 %
8,667
a83
a78
a83
728
*
9
9¥a
500
8
1
Jun
9%
49%
50
12'%
*
Companies.'
40
55 ¥2
7
July
7
12%-
13'%
13%
13 ¥4
£1
6%
al2
7%
•
73
13
27%
Feb
15%
Nov
July
¥4 Sep
11%
500
Feb
May
Dec
1.20
8
Feb
Oct
13%
350
al3
60
16% May
Jun
17
375
.
6%
*
6
Nov
8 ¥2
—
Voting
1.93
.
Nov
6
Class
Dec
Feb
8%
Sep
111/4
*
57%
56%
58'%
6
Dec
14'%
15
-
&
Jun
59'% Mar
Juir
23'%
Jan
Feb
A—-
14%
13'%
14'%
1,600
11%
Jan
22%
Feb
5
18 ¥4
18'/4
18'A
200
17%
Dec
18'A
Dec
.*
Crude
17%
17%
17%
3,860
13 ¥4
Jun
19%
Jan
Jun
22
Jan
34
34
265
31
Oct
36'% May
49%
491/4
49¥4
500
45'%
Oct
Oil
.
*
-
Limited
4 ¥2 "k
14'A
44%
200
Jun
11
2,15ft>
15
12'/4
*
Prod
class
B
Zellers
36
1*
com
trust
Pacific
(Geo)
common
20
*
preferred
50
Apr
100
—
Apr
265
Ltd
Western
Jan
17%
20'A
20O
16
50
Jan
Feb
50
A
&
Weston
23 ¥2 May
21 ¥2
common
class
35%
29'% Mar
42
81'A Dec
56% Jan
20
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Westcoaut Transmission Co
21 % Mar
22 ¥2
18
A
Viau
12% Mar
21%
3'%
Corp
Heating Prod
Jan
21'% July
Jun
3 ¥2
.
22%
18 ¥2
23 '%
;l—_
Canada
15
Jan
40
3,680
*
Steel
class
Mountain
12
61%
common
preferred
Freres class
Dupuis
Finance
Jan
120
25'%
88
l
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
8
16,136
common—
Coal
Bros Ltd
Brewery
Feb
Dec
Jan
20
5
com
Redeemable preferred
Dow
25
39
18%
100
18 ¥i
Feb
86 ¥4
50
A
319
21 ¥2
18 Va
Oct
*
Texaco Canacla Ltd
a23
5
May
10 Vtt
Feb
12 ¥1
19%
Ltd
Textile
Steinbergs class
7% Mar
4.50
a21
18 ¥4
Dec
24,545
Jan
6
Canada
Canada
77
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dominion
Feb
of
Canada
20%
14 ¥2
Jan
50
Ltd "A"
Structural
Co
Trans
25
July
•
Steel
Trans
9.55
9
85
common-*
Power
Standard
Feb
37%
1,570
—
•
T—JuL
Oct
Mar
1,525
15 ¥4
*
11
*
&
Jan
Apr
143
4,630
55
17
*
-
common
preferred
Simpsons-
Jun
49
common
Lime
Dominion
Inc
6*/o
July
3 4 ¥b
preferred
fc
Foundries & Steel
Dominion
Sicard
5
13 ¥2
23% Mar
July
12,543
8
Canada
of
110
48 ¥b
Bridge
Coal
Oil
200
*
Dominion
Shell
1,175
14
July
44
13%
5.85
137
49
18
702
35
10
pfd—
preferred
7 ¥4
2
425
4,586
51
49
—
7
2.50
Dominion
4%
4 ¥2
Turner
Seagrams
Petroleum
Dominion
A
B
Warrants
12 ¥4
a23
*
common
Series
Series
134
*
A
Ltd
7%
Oct
81
22 ¥2
10
Canada
23 ¥4
Dec
950
100
Co
6 ¥a
Dec
33%
37
*
Southam
23%
*
Feb
20 ¥2
Oct
6,323
Ltd
Southern
*
Ltd
Co
19 ¥2
Nov
Dec
Nov
27%
•
A
14% Mar
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers Glass
Cellulose
Class
Jan
9.85
Oct
16 ¥2
500
6,476
Jan
50 ¥2
36'/a
*
common
Shawinigan Water & Power
Feb
59
14
26
25
23
33%
4.30
27 ¥2
Jan
Oct
46
common
Nov
49
Ltd
Corporation
Foods
Jan
27¥a
43%
27%
25
Scott-Lasalle
'>■'
Mar
6%
6,048
92
21%
£
Canada
Oct
9 ¥2
18
75,625
83
„
July
36 Va
•
Warrants
Dec
43 ¥1
RiOjQils Ltd
Salada
Jan
37,¥4
1,915
-1
—
12%
50
—
Marconi. Co
12 ¥2
70
12
15
7"
St Lawrence
Dec
38 ¥2
65 ¥2
12%
1,256
Dec
a76 ¥1 a76 ¥t
*
common—
May
17 ¥2
12%
23%
-
Preferred
3.00 Mar
24 ¥1
?: Jan
44
Nov
15
1
Paper class A
of
32
Jun
11
12%
12%
23 ¥4
common
preferred
Royal Bank
Feb
Jun
40
22
13%
50
preferred
Rothmans Co
May
11
Jan
6
3,525
*
—.
Industries
38
common.^
Ltd
Co
4 ¥4
12% Mar
53
52%
9%
25
Chemical
Jun
a23%
*
common
1961
24
449
50 ¥2
pfd
Reed
82 ¥4 Mar
280
2,902
,,
32%
22
♦
62
2.05
Aluminum
Jan
22
100
45 ¥2
7%
31
al5V2 a!5V2
100
5%
common
315
11
Oct
48%
*
common
Power
100
25 ¥4
23 ¥2
87 V2
preferred
Quebec Telephone
2,025
Preferred
Crush
Quebec
55 ¥2
*
series
Foncier
6%
Feb
70 ¥2
*
2,440
46 %
1
Gas
21%
Electronics
¥4 Feb
95
*
Ltd
55
warrants—
Canadian Bronze
Credit
Co
50
British
class
&
69 ¥2
55 ¥2
Jan
10
29
__
Canada
Natural
Feb
32%
of
21 ¥4
*
preferred
Coronation
Bros
Quebec
Jan
31 ¥2
*
Breweries
(B
Oct
10
Jan
29 ¥2
32%
•
.
common
Development
Corp
Feb
Jun
8 ¥4
28
*
common
Tubes
Ltd
Mar
14 ¥a Mar
6 ¥4
48%
1
20%
23
111
80 %
Petroleum—
52
common-.
Aviation
Columbia
Pacific
27 Va Feb
21 ¥8 May
100
Apr
Jan
J
Juu
7,790
90
*
Products
16%
17% Jun
10 Va May
100
Jun
Jan
Jan
7%
29
•
common
Steel
34%
10 ¥1
14 Vt
•
common
8 ¥4
20
Canadian
Coghlin
4.75
38%
New
Ontario
115
43 ¥4
•
Mills
16,545
10
preferred
Light & Power
Flour
13 Va
Feb
10
Utilities
Scotia
Ogilvie
800
2,008
Jan
24%
17% July
18% Nov
14,570
13%
common—5
Ltd
19%
common
Canadian
Chrysler
Oct
Nova
Apr
July
15
Steamship
Del
53
54 ¥2
3.45
Malting
Central
Aug
July
Mines
Northwest
Jan
a51
Canada
Preferred
Noranda
48
Canada
Canadian-
Jan
350
Canada
Canadian
Jan
55
58 ¥2 Mar
895
Sugar Co Ltd—*
Iron Foundries common
10
Canadian
20
46 ¥2 July
46¥2
20
22
95
♦
National Drug & Chemical
National Trust Co Ltd
800
21%
42%
1,133
Corp
230
19 ¥2
14%
49%
840
24
108 108 ¥2
40
;
49%
53
Jan
10 ¥2 July
25
Nov
10
12%
Jan
51
Jan
7 ¥2
375
29
82
5 ¥2
¥4 Dec
22 ¥4
28
Jun
5%
36
20 ¥ July
7 ¥4 Mar
16 Va
7%
♦
16 ¥2
Dominion
Canadian
B
55
52%
Jan
Dec
125
10%
•
2,507
50%
26
108 ¥2
10
76 ¥4
Oct
Jun
36
*
pfd
class A
Moore
53
.'
preferred
Canadian
Class
partic
Ltd
Jan
450
Canadian
6%
83%
1,605
$1.75
Ltd
Breweries
J un
25
Canadian
Co
100
59
15
12
610
20%
13
835
125
5,706
1
20
5
July
18 ¥4 Mar
17%,
255
21 ¥2
21%
*
8.00
Canadian
Miron
Molson
Dec
Sep
19 ¥2
•
Locomotive
25
A
36 ¥2
Oct
15
2.50
Trust
7.55
$2.20
36 V» May
17 ¥2 Dec
5%
1
A_
Massey-Ferguson
common
5 ¥2%
preferred
Metropolitan Stores common-.
10
pfd
class
Co
Montreal
*
Class
p
High
11%
B
Montreal
5
Canadian
&
3,700
al7% al7%
34%
35
al7
Power
2.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Maritime Tel & Tel
10
Nov
50 ¥2
Gold
Canada Cement
P
15
a20% a20%
a7¥4
a7 ¥4
a20%
*
Lawrence
25
6%
Calgary Power Common
Ltd
St
Feb
Bulolo
&
May
22
145
*
Ltd
(M)
20
__
Ld
Jan
Company
Building Products
$1.30
Jun
28
19,368
Brown
Canada
Dec
12
~7%
*
Telephone
Chemical
38%
Low
38 ¥2
26
55
British Columbia Power
17%
37 ¥2
75 ¥2
52
Products
18'A
Jun
51
Oil
British
17%
51 ¥2
54 ¥a
Power—*
&
17%
•
A
14%
—
*
British
British
76 ¥4
preferred—50
Light
class
Range for Year 1963
High
15
38%
preferred
Class
Jan
£
5'%%
Low
•
Financial
Bros
Maclaren
9% May
50
Mersey
Brockville
Jun
26 ¥4
8,160
54%
Paper
Brazilian
55
Jun
6
400
67 ¥2
74%
50
preferred
Bowaters
24%
*
preferred
7'/a
1,435
2ft
Telephone
Bowater
36
66%
74%
*
common
.*
Class A
34%
24%
67%
74%
Shares
3
Preferred
—25
Montreal
for Week
—
$1.25
Lewis
May
100
52%
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
23 ¥2 Mar
49%
27%
Bathurst
Lower
53 ¥2
*
Bell
Loeb
Jun
48 ¥4
*
Nova
Apr
29%
53
Corp—.
Selburn
53 ¥2
Jun
500
9%
Sugar common
Steels Ltd
of
Jun
19 ¥e
19,078
22
Atlantic
of
37
24 ¥»
42%
preferred
Bank
Jan
*
preferred
Bank
27
23
Atlas
Bailey
Oct
53
49%
Units
49% May
22
(John)
Laurentide
High
24 ¥2
7,550
Ltd
Secord
38% Feb
-50
preferred
Ltd common
Corp
$2.70
Low
42 ¥a
24 ¥4
50
-50
—
Labatt
Laura
Range for Year 1963
High
40%
25
4¥a% preferred ——
Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4'%% pfd:
$2.90
46%
*
of Canada 4%
Anglo
Argus
41
—-25
Steel™
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co
Low
Week's
Last
Par
Range
of Prices
Par
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Abitibi Power &
(Range for Week Ended January 11)
Exchange
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
37
*
50
18% Mar
27
Jun
25 ¥4
77
J
May
56
Jan
Jun
38 ¥2
Nov
July
83
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
•
54%
52%
54 Va
*
17%
¥2
Jun
68 ¥4
Jan
17 ¥2
Fleetwood
17%
610
1
Oct
23
20%
18%
23
Apr
2,380
10 ¥4
18 ¥2
25%
Dec
10
May
10 ¥4
2,350
8%
Nov
26
14 ¥2 Mar
25%
26 ¥t
Ajax
1,915
Jun
28%
2.85
3.00
2,725
21
2,500
33%
33 ¥2
2,210
100
100
915
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
20
in
Week's
Friday
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada—.
*
Fraser Cos Ltd.:
French
Frosst
&
Co
Gauueau
5%
*
Petroleum
preferred
(Chas
10
E)
Power common
•
preferred
5 ¥2 Vr
Great
100
Dynamics
General
1
Motors
Lakes Paper
•
Renfrew
Home
Oil
Class
Bay
Imperial
Oil
6%
Canada
com
15 ¥2
Indus
Acceptance Corn
$2.25 preferred
common
12%
12%
775
7,196
,43%
15%
43%
44 ¥2
Iroquois Glasi Ld 6%
For
pfd-
footnotes,
——10
see page
41.
7>/4
Jan
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
*
Nov
Augustus
1
Jan
1
Exploration
Feb
22
Jun
Auto Fabrics
Jun
15%
Feb
Avalon
Products Co
Telephone
Co
Ltd
cl B
1.00 Jan
Dec
10c
Dec
5 ¥20
8 ¥2
5c
4c
4c
4c
8.100
2.75
10.950
33c 33 ¥20
4,737
27c
10.00
2,650
6
10
2,500
1.50
9.55
—
Jan
July
Dec
2.60
1.55
5
10 ¥2
5c
30 ¥2
2,000
12,800
—
Nov
1.75 May
150
6c
5c
--
2.65
*
Ltd
83/-1
6c
—
—
%
1,000
v
4'%c
—
1
4
21 ¥2
40
46%
July
46
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Mar
Baker
Talc
Oct
59 ¥4 Mai-
Band-Ore
9% July
13% Mar
Bateman
Ltd.
Gold
Bav
3c
Oct
Anr
Nov
39 ¥2
Feb
July
10%
July
10c
Mar
9c
Jan
July
May
1.60
1.60
Jan
4.35
Oct
1 Oct
1.25
Dec
10c
4.40
60c
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
3.95 Aug
Sep
16 ¥4
Feb
Beilechasse
8,444
12 ¥2 July
17 ¥2
Jan
Blue
6%
Apr
Warrants
34 ¥4
Jan
Eluewater Oil
6 ¥4
1,020
27%
28%
6,081
47 ¥2
40
5%
19 ¥4
Aug
July
Bonnets
49% Mar
Bornite
50
46% Aug
52 ¥a Sep
56
Jan
Bruneau
10
94
Jun
99
Apr
Jun
11%
Nov
4
July
.
&
Gas
6 ¥2
Jan
Copper
Mar
16c
Mar
3c
Jan
8 ¥20
Aug
4c
Nov
8¥2c
22c
22c
.,.^,1,000
25c
Oct
60c
10c
Sep
12 Va
Oct
—
—
21 '%c
10c
23c
15
15
'•—
5.00
5.25
—-
Ltd
1
16
*
-
615
11c
11c
500
16c
—
1
1
15%
Jun
18%
Nov
Calumet--Uranium
56%
Jun
89
Jan
Campbell
31%
2,167
46%
46 %
1,431
49
49%
670
24%
Oct
,iun
47
Mar
Jun
53
Mar
Canada
Southern
Canadian
'
1,900
215
64Va
Jun
8 ¥2 July
86
13 ¥»
Mar
Jan
Mines
Ltd
Chibougamau Mines
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B
39% Mar
34
45 ¥4
24c
1
325
29%
16c
•
9,306
11-
8c
1,000
1.00°
1
Mines Ltd
17
80 ¥2
6,500
5c
Calgary & Edmonton Com Ltd
70 ¥2
11
10c
8 %c
5c
1
Corp
68%
79%
7'%c
8V2C
—
1
Inc
;
10c
8¥zc
I
19c
11,900
9,500
-
25c
17 ¥4
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
3
Oct
8
Aug
26 ¥2 Mar
11 ¥20
Dec
32c
Aug
Aug
7
Feb
Jan
300
2
.
5.75
1
Ltd
Co.
Raceway
10
—
1
—
Mines
Mining
Mining—:
Mining Corp Ltd
58%
15%
1
Placer
July
46%
80%
Ltd
Sep
39
31%
25
Corp
—
*
16%
69%
Ltd.l
Ltd
3,519
47 ¥2
27%
Mines
—
Oct
Beauce
5¥a
54
ft
75
14¥a
5%
5
9.35
22%
Mining
Mines
Belle
Ltd
39c
Feb
a96
Corp
Anthonian
Jan
*
Lines
15%
Dec
4.15
54
PiDe
3.80
19 ¥4
15%
43
Utilities
14
Nov
11%
10
preferred
83/*
Jun
5¥8
$2.00
230
1.50
a96
Intel-provincial
a32
9.40
53 ¥4
International
a32
700
52
-*
a32
1,190
100
Canada
24,600
1.70
$4.50 preferred
Inelis (John)
of
2.10
12 ¥2
43
Paper* common——7.00
1.99
12
11 ¥2
Niclel
2.00
Dec
52%
International
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining.
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper-Mills Ltd.*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co.,Ltd
5
Beau
Mines
High
Dec
2c
17,500
May
11%
International
4c
1.60
50
preferred
3c
61
3,145
50
Cement
4c
20
12%
19c
1,000
1
Oct
11%
¥
Amalgamated
Ameranium
Jun
100
22¥20 22 %c
5V2C 5'%c
—
4 ¥2
Jan
15 ¥4
20 ¥2
2,300
,
Jan
52
20 ¥2
y--
Ltd—_———*
13 ¥2c
37%
3,016
710
4.50
13,175
103 ¥2
4,181
1,618
Consolidated
4.05
Low
16c
4.50
*
--
15c
Nov
Jan
16,723
preferred
Inland
Alscope
15c
Dec
38%
16
—1
Range for Year 1963
High
94
Jan
5%
•
Feb
Low
26 ¥1
109 Va
23%
4.68%
.—
20 ¥a
Minerals
Class A
Jan
Oct
5
5
4.10
Jun
22%
•
'15
Aug
July
96 ¥2
£1
Ltd
2.60
Last
Sale Price
Par
Jan
23 ¥2
23
50
;
preferred
$2.75
16%
23
60
*
Co
of
16 ¥a
16
Arno
20c
$2.CO pfd
Mining
Imperial Tobacco
64%
44
315
5%
*
& Pitfield
Howard Smith Paper
a30
64%
16%
a29%
•
A—
Home
104 104 ¥2
5
*
Hudson's Bay
a29 ¥2
1
B
Hudson
104
100
.
class
33%
1%
Handy Andy Co common
Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd com
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holt,
20
100
preferred
General
1
-.
4,345
STOCKS
Common
Canadian
Petroleum
Colliers
&
Delhi
I
•
1
—
3c
—
1
4.60
.-
3 ¥20
4.15
4.50
I6V2
16 %
4.60
4.75
15,700
3,)™2
235
5,000
18c
Nov
70c
20%
Jan
29 ¥2
Sep
2c
Dec
4c
Jan
Sep
7.45
Feb
3.20
11
Feb
3.05 July
18
5.85
May
Dec
Ltd—
-3
.
26c
21 ¥2
—
1"
Ltd
Resources
21c
21 ¥2
—
10c
-
;
--
3.55
*
3.4o
„
5%
3.55
555
Jan
2.61
Sep
8
5.35
Feb
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
.
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
.
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Canadian; markets ? (Range for Week Ended January 11)
Friday
Week's
<.
Last ■£;
Range
S&lC Price
Low
Air Services
Spartan
:
Warrants
Consolidated
Sullivan
Mines
Ltd,
Tazin
Tib
Exploration
Petroleum
Trans
Canada
United
United
Corp
Ltd
Freezers
Ltd
Obalski
-
Principal
Val
,
Virginia
1.55
ivfa
13c
68C
Oil
Co
Ltd
5%c
6V2C
3.05
Pools
Fd
Stock
Exchange issues
Shown
Are
Abitibl Power
& .Paper
Shares
Low
•
41JA
40%
42'/a
5,927
38%
24 V2
24 Va
325
24Va
Dec
13V2 Sep
Voting trust—
i.*.
Alberta Gas Trunk common,--!.-——5
preferred
A
warrants
B preferred_L--__L—
Natural Gas
±
Algoma
Central
-2.05
2.25
;
20
58
•
<
•
__
<
19
44%
10
880
-
58
5.80
10 Vt
850'
46
11,308
775
C
$2.50
preferred
class
class
Ashdown
400
1,15 Aug
—
53
60
575
55
Feb
16
53
16 V2
51V2 Jun
16 V2
11
16
Dec
6c
7c
July
...
35%
1.60
B.
Dec
70c
B
common
4.25
36
Bank
of
Apr
Bank
of
Jan
Bartaco
Innes
&
Bathurst
Jun
Class
8% July
cla'ss
&
Feb
Eeatty
Dec
Beaver
50c
July
12 %c
Oct
Bell
Dec
Bowater Corp 5%
5Va%
preferred
3.60
Bros
12% July
Co
Forest
Coludbia
Packers
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
<;;%'.4%%
3.15
38c
5c
6c
•
20%
*
20
...
—
52 %
1,001
49,554
19%
19%
998
990
51'A
52 %
2,202
-L
95'A
95'A
90!%
95
95'/2
88
,88
106%
—
—
Eruck
Dec
Burns
class
Mills
class
;
17
17
100
25
25
25%
2,602
'_*,
*'
L
class
13
106% 106%
108
108
12
13
100
110
70
50
110
-•
——
L
Dock
—
6%
6%
___*
——
A
Co.—
Dry
—
...
—
Products
Ltd
&
Burrard
A
—
75
75
91
;.*
A
__
9
9JA
7%
9V4
7'A
;
x
.
415
G%-
2,962
200
Aug
11 %c Mar
Cabol
Enterprises
—
Calgary Power common
5% preferred —J.;
1.05 :
L
»•••<.
22
I....100 '
...
L.*
11,750
13,991
200
90c • 1.09
22 23%
103% 1,03%-
a9
2.14
7c
14c
Apr
Canada
*
6%
6%
6%
3%c.
4%c
7c
Apr
Canada Cement common..—....—^lL*
i 31%
29%
31%
4y2c
5c
10c
Jan
.20
28%
27%
28%
..._—*
28Va
28
28'%
11%
2.25
Oct
Nov
,
—
Bread
common
Preferred
Canada Dominion Sugar
Canada
Foils
4%%
Apr
Canada
Malting
6.75
Jan
Canada
Packers
5.10
Jan
4V2c Jan
18V2c Mar
4c
Jan
Class
35
35
35
100
10
650
Apr
■
21%
20
22
2,135
85
j
*
A^L—-:i,—..-L.*
B
Wire
class B.
Canadian
Breweries
Aluminium
A
warrants
B
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
$13A
Canners
Celanese
...
class
A
——L——
com
52 Va
•
,
,
.
—
common
Chemical
Warrants
/
....
preferred
Canadian
HVs
—
2.10
•
•..
LL-4
-
55
57
445
78
450
240
370
320
.
24
12%
25 V2
8
11% "
52%: '
9%
9%
2.05 -2.20 -
1,950
2.15
11% ^
38'A
3,177
100
-
11
52
11%
.
-
41,703
1,820
1,165
3,485
120
2,260
38
37%
9'A
37
8%
38 %
9'/2
180
12,903
3,35
3.15
3.40
37,520
25
•
302
50
*
-
93%.'94%
55 55%
13%: 13%
2.15
11'A
—
165
-
75
-
8
50
British
Class
Class
,
25 %
_*
—^
;
85.
87
-69% 71%
56
'56
13%
1211%
...*
Preferred
Canadian
78
i.*•
12.50
...
Bakeries
56
57'
94%
55Va
—*
Canadian Aviation _i
Canadian
y
10
100 v
Safeway
Preferred
Canada
*
*
...
;
Ltd pfd—
Canada Steamship Lines common
29VaC Dec
2.80 Dec
class
Canada Permanent'
Canada
1,336
_*
A—_•
preferred
35c
*
805
5,203
337
*
..100
class
Canada Iron Foundries common
8,910
15
a9
see page 41
35
70,558
20%
32%
2.00
footnotes,
175
,
15
5V2c
For
725
,
19%
30 %'
B____
95%
Bullochs
3.90 Mar
13 V4
90V2
Jan
7.05
13%
13%
70,369
3.15
100
100
57c
47c
87%f
30%
100
Building
7.00
21 "A
—
—100
52% Jan
36c
2.65
21V*
—
preferred
—..—.100
preferred
100
Company ——.1
Brown
3.10
2.65
-
•
preferred (1956)
preferred
5%%
6V4%
;
'
6.85
class
160
35
-
3.60
30%
common
27,726'.
865
-
3.00
—»
Corp
Sugar
preferred
preferred
4y2%
May
i-
100
64%
85,
50%
81
52Va 52%
51V* ; 51%
87%
30
Products
Preferred—
4%%
-L
;
221
3.50
British Columbia Telephone common_25
7c, Mar
15c 20 V2c
28
—
54%
60%
50
Columbia
4%%
Jan
28
•*.
•
Oil 'L-L--—..
Feb
12c
354
4
L.
American
22V2c Apr
20c
Feb
700
9%
36%
common—_LiLiL——i.VL
British
30c
9
36 %
...l*
common.——
—J:
British
Feb
70
9%
*
(T G>
Apr
51 %
50
*
common—
British
7c
51 %
..60
—
Traction
Preferred
6%
450
51 %
20
—
Bright
Oct
25
17
*
—
Bridge & Tank
Jan
3.20
16 %
3.20
•
Telephone^-—...
,
25
pfd.—LL———50 ^
Brazilian
17c
400
3.20
—
_*
common
Bowaters Mersey preferred—
5.30
4,940
3.50
l*
common
Lumber
Preferred
8,691
74%
3.50
——*
Paper common
—
14c
4.90
67%
74 V4
3.50
*
Power
A
A
66%
74 %
*
Scotia
67%
10
Industries
Bates
10*
Montreal
Nova
?9%
1.35
100 */4
class
Jun
1.35
...
Ltd
19Vn
—
.
Electric
Autofab
Apr
' Jan
11
300
20,391
—
Auto
Oct
53%
'
Feb
20y4 Nov
45
July
—
Steels
Jun
7%
285
1,641
-
Refineries common.
A
Preferred
Atlas
: ' Feb
10 r
23
49%
A_
class
Acceptance
Feb
r 72
80c
24V2
preferred
Hardware
Atlantic
Atlantic Sugar
24
Jun
23
;
B
May
4.80 Jun
37
Jan
108
Jan
21% Jan
*
A
preferred
preferred
- 56
4
r
-23
48%
80c
Argus Corp common
Class
17%
/
15V2 May
18,
134
-
Oct
101% Jun
.
Jan
2.30 Feb
^ 38% Jan
110
Jan
50
Paper pfd
&
class
20
57
5.55
7.30
75
'2,395
19
Jan
Jan
1.30
23
49V2
5
50
lc
common
Pulp
r
?
2.85
24V2
25
1
4V2%
Imperial
—
■
18V4
;
63c
7,949
107-
I8V2
2.00 May
Dec
49% May
27V4 May
12,40(1
- 1.65 Jun
27,297 ; ;
23%t July
1,040
106
July
- 4
'
9.70
106
:
•
•
Canadian
._
:
common..*
pfd
preferred
Analogue Controls
9.25
9.70
—
L
4%
29 Va 29%
IO8V2 109V2
V19
1
Credit
;
2.25
29%
109V2
\
50
;
v
106 Va
Ltd
Co
9,450
10
;
I.
...
Warrants
Aluminium
Aluminum
11,048
75c
10
;
:
....
Building
2.60
' 65c
100
.
common..
0 Preferred
Algoma Steel.
200
2.40
74c
100
—-Lv
a
Class
Alberta
Warrants
13%
2.60
—
*
common.
A
13%
.
•
Distillers
High
1
Jan
24V2
*
Shoe
Surpass
$2.70
Range for Year 19G?
High
25
common..
being
one
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low;
Warrants
May
Feb
Canadian Dollars
Range,;
Sale Price
Par
Preferred
Algonquin
in
Week's V
* Last '
•
■
53c
3.80
Exchange
Expressed
Friday
*
'
50c
Jan
segregated into two parts. The first
the second list the MINES and OILS.
are
STOCKS, and
STOCKS
2%c Jan
12c
Nov
Canada_2
Prices
Class
Nov
2.30
•
—1
l~L;
of
INDUSTRIAL
$2.60
Dec
:*
Toronto Stock
Anthes
17c
5c
410
Jan
*
Ltd——J
Inv
The Toronto
Anglo
Jan
89% Apr
4V2C
15,300
3.00
1.01 July
15V2C
86Aug,
5
10
—
Ltd
Mines
Class
Dec
5,000
•
:•
Associates
Speculative
Class
6c
19% Oct
36c
May
Apr
1
—I
Westville
Alberta
38c
Oct
1
Westburne
Agnew
3,000
146,700
'''
Jan
8c
lOVac 12 V2c
_.
Jun
14
50
44,000
7c
a86
1.40
1,100
-
_1
Ltd.;
Swimming
Hout
Der
York
....
Explorations Ltd—....
Mining Corp.
Mar
Van
1.80 May
1.75 Jan
7c
6c
—L.
Mining Co Ltd
Properties
;
United Towns Electric Co
Vanguard
Oct
&85
12e
...
Corp Ltd—
Corporations class B
United
50c
10c
'
•
Asbestos
United
1.80 May
300
,65c
preferred—:
Ltd—
Titan
Oct
22c
Li
Ltd
Canada
High
50c
1.51
.
Ltd
Mines
Texaco
lie-
Ltd—
Mines
Low
29,900
22c
"
,w«
"...
,,
Range for Tear 1962
84c
nw
Supertest Petroleum Ltd
Lake Mines Ltd..
Tacne
Talisman
22C
,
Shares
High
75c
80c
—
Sales
for Week
.
of Prices
2,252
Jun
24
*
Jan
"
Apr
"3.05
Jan
Feb
50
Number 6229
Volume 197
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(175)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
i
;
,
Preferred
Curtis
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Fairbanks
Class
7 'A \
^Oc
common
Canadian
•
*
Wright
Dock
Energy
5%
——_;
—
General
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Oil
Cos
50
Canadian
Mfm
class
Natural
Warrants
Oct
14
Jun
o„800
22,497
2,218
8,132
6,246
11% July
500
76% July
406
;
Apr
21
Oct
26%
Apr
25
17%
.—20
20
5%c
3.35
—
14%
*
25
.
37%
Trust
4
A
---
A-
-
—i
Ltd
10
-
common——♦
preferred
Estate
Dominion
of
Electrohome
Canada
1
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
2,125
30
30
56. 57%
25
*
-
Oct
154
150
Feb
9.25 Mar
3,201
-44
Jun
67 »A Mar
225
5
Oct
20
1.55
Oct
8V2
550
7%
Jun
7%
120
6%
Jun
48
40
*
47
10%
11%
770
3,850
17
18
40
40
Co
*
——4
—-—
30
Warrants
—----4.
Preferred
,
4—;
—
Falconbridge
—
:
Federal Farms
class
Grain
Preferred
-
Mfg
Fleetwood
:
——
Jun
21% Mar
Jan
23% May
18% Mar
Motor
Ford
of
.
—'
Co
NOV
15
Nov
16 Va
May
100
Foundation
*
4
Co
Companies—
(A J)
52% Mar
Interprovincial
1959
35
July
50 % Mar
9% May
16
15
Jan
681/4
Jan
Sep
44 Ve
19
Apr
Jun
27
40
25%
Nov.
31%
Aug
600
4.00
Oct
6.00
Jan
598
46 %
Jan
63
Dec
150
27%
Sep
30'
-Jan
80c
4,280
65c
Oct
23
1,635
18
Aug
51
170
40
Jun
50
Nov
732
128
Jun
175
Jan
10
V
10%
1,378
26
6%
25%
6V4
26'A
6%
2,425
20
A 19 %
20%
1,415
720
Bldg
Credits—
73c
Discount
Interprovincial Pipe Line.
Interprovincial Steel Pine
Investors
Class
Power
'
preferred
5%% preferred-—-
General
Bakeries
——.
Syndicate
A
-
General
Petrol
General
Steel
Preferred
Wares
-
Jamaica
Public
Jefferson
Class
8%
23
Service
Lake
1
Ltd
Preferred
10
class
Warrants
Lafargo
class
Cement
A_.
Common
Lakeland
Coal
—•
Lake
Gas
Ontario
Cement
common
Preferred
Voting trust
1956
$1.40
65
3,038
49
70c
1,280
58c
8V4
2,035
83
30
,
9%
"
.
.
144
7Va
Units
Hardee
Farms
9%
46
•"
.
•
1.00
i"
9%
46
.46
•-
1.00
47
47
—
1.80
—
■
•'
2nd
Preferred
Hayes
Hees
ii_«
*
*
•
19 Vs.
Class
1st
B
Hinde
Holden
&
For
24%
,
•
—100
Locana
Loeb
class
*
A
——
footnotes,
11
10%
11 Vb
14
15%
22%
11%
10%
11%
pfd—3o
1st
32%
32
32%
32
33%
8%
8%
1
8%
8%
9%
8%
9%
50
49%
48%
49%
"
Ltd
Powell
2.53
%
Feb
75
28 Vb
Apr
19
1,410
177/b
Nov
21
3,530
19
Dec
27
Mar
21%
22.196
167/«
Jun
2*
May
300
275
300
1,930
36
36
125
13%
12%
13%
985
102
*
*
103
48
12 y»
13 Vb
41,571
10
May
30
100
Jun
110
380
100
Jun
111%
Feb
1.75 July
6
Jun
2.50
Apr
10
Jan
—100
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
4 Va %
preferred
5%% preferred
common
M
Properties
20
19%
20%
21%
*
common
Preferred
13%
*
100
103
103
100
Stores
Industries
2.00
2.25
7%
7%
8
21%
21%
21%
1.80
1.75
1.85
10,560
*
3.85
3.75
3.85
600
l
Containers
—
6%
28%
*
A
-*
*
class
29
107% 108%
6%
-
21
—
—
•'..Preferred
Monarch
—*.40
Fine
Locomotive
Trust
Works
—
6% July
29
868
23%
Jun
369
24
Jun
%
29%
43 %
185
40% Jun
8%
3,100
13%
92
50
46%
48%
43,413
*7% Jun
4.35 Oct
V 13% Oct
14JA
'
5
National
Feb
Feb
90
•
—
common—
Apr
14% Mar
Apr
29
43
Feb
105%
2.15
"t 8%
4.4%
*
Montreal
Corp
.
Dec
16%
4.15 Dec
9% Jan
8
■
Dec
33
23
Aug
28%
H
3.25
Sep
1.50 May
.48%
Foods
Montreal
Moore
Nov
20
2.25
150
6%
i
270
•
Molson Brewery class A
Class B
Dec
Jun
10% July
101
Sep
4,025
Gas
Brick
3.25
'30
1,550
•
Preferred ■'.*
2.25
20
common
107%
*
20
Canadian
C
7,300
3,015
25
20
•
Gardens
Mills
97c
17%
25
2.53
River
—
Leaf
Leaf
82c
25
«
Bloedel
8%
17%
•
M)
—-
Metro
23
•
-
(W
P
32
30
A
Maclaren Power & Paper class A
Class B
E
38%
*
Macmillan
Maple
Maple
42%
37%
15'A
Minerals
Magna
22%
41 Va
22%
.£
preferred
class
(M)
Containers
National
4.50
——
6%
Sep
11
Oct
70
2,467
Jun
31
31%
Jan
Jan
45
Apr
15 Va
Apr
17%
Jan
90
Mar
60 Va
Apr
5.25 Jun
19%
Dec
15
15
12% July
17
Jan
*
32%
32%
33%
18,056
257/b
Oct
33%
Dec
Gas
•
18 VB
17%
18%
8.512
13%
Jun
22'A
Feb
common
*
31%
*
common
Natural
212
31%
100
Oct
36
9
9%
565
7%
Jun
10%
Jan
5.50
5.50
100
4.25
Jun
7.25
Jan
220
79
Nov
172'
18
July
see page
Ocean
Dec
Ogilvie Flour
Ontario
Steel
Products
Ontario
Store
162
Jan
49
May
8
May
26
Jun
10
Jan
Jan
52% May
20
2,040
200
650
16%
3.151
7%
85c
43
1.20
90c
5%
8% May
Dec
12%
Jan
52% May
Sep
3.50
Jan
Aug
3.05
Jan
Jun
7
3.75 Oct
13
'
3.05
Jan
Mar
'
Feb
82
A'
Reid
Reitman
Feb
20
Feb
66
:
Apr
Dec
12 Ve
Jan
Oct
26
Apr
420
24%
Oct
26
22,859
3.75
Sep
Apr
Apr
'
•
41.
:
82
610
14% V
1.50
51V2
\
hi
"
10 Va
lOVa 'n
53
1,060
3,500
-
/
•I
90
100
4.25
1,528
8%
8%
550
7%
Oct
16%
Oct
21%
23%
42,743
7%
8%
4.00
2,720
116
30
12
9
10
Oct
6% July
113
Dec
Jun
34% Mar
6.00
9
Feb
May
25%
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
118
Jan
11% Dec
100
12
Dec
500
280
5
5
14%
14%
86
88
2,766
1.65
1.65
~4%
Oct
14 %
Feb
16
42
Jun
81%
200
88
*
Jan
May
Dec
1.70
750
5%
6%
32,962
4
Oct
87/s
Jan
80c
1.15
11,424
60c
Deo
2.60
Jan
38
May
64%
Jan
100
75%
67
76%
9,647
9
9
9»A
1,500'
48%
47%
48%
*
—
—2
-53
—:
9%
1.50 Oct
97/b
6
20c
Gas———.1
71/4
Robin
A
Bldg
common
3.20
Jan
87
Jan
Robinson
Oct
Rockower
4.05
July
50 %
Dec
Rolland
Cotton
19%
of
Bank
of
Pall
July
51
May
9%
79
9%
Nov
12
May
4.50
4.50
900
4.05
Oct
6.00
Apr
19%
19%
390
18%
Aug
20%
Apr
22
340
20
Jun
23%
Feb
Nov
150
12%
12%
12%
100
10
Jun
12%
15%
15%
15%
100
13% Aug
16%
17
20
19
19
400
5%
5%
1,650
Aug
4.75 July
Feb
Mar
8.00 Mar
A
Mall
Canada—:
5%
110
5
Dec
7%
Dec
10
Mill
preferred
class
Paper
Rothmans
Royal
*
46 %
10% Nov
9%
;
.
6% July
22
*
—
Nodwell
•'< 141/4
54% May
V10
Nov
——
Properties preferred
-20
Robertson Mfg
common
*
2nd preferred
—-—*
Class A $6 preferred
——:
20
Mar
Jan
4.00
Revenue
Nov
^7/
Jun
*
■Preferred
July
9 %
19%
6%
1.05
class
41c
69
770
12
preferred
Revelstoke
2.25
14
31%
————————
—
Litho
Jan
4.30
24%
78
30%
———-.♦
Chemical
V; 6.25
930
1.20
Preferred
17% Mar
Jun
11,310
14
Oct
116
Ore
Natural
Jun
2.75
t?
4.00
Warrants.
Reichhold
18%
25»A
525
#
—
Iron
14
1,686
4.35
100
common
Industries
Premium
Jan
8% July
15%
-1.25
common
Corp
Quebec
Mar
'39
Jun,
4.25
——
Engravers
Power
13
'Nov
14%
—•
—
Photo
9
33%
*
—
new
Jan
Nov
5.00 Mar
518
1.45
Phantom
Oct
Jun
——
—
A
2.00
44
785
83 %
22
2,695
38
*
preferred
2.75
15% Jun
315
13%
37
common
——
Credit
100
2,679
5%c
.
Pipeline
Penmans
17% Mar
July
62 V2
25
Pembina
300
v
10%
13%
*
common
Preferred
Class
1.80
61
Overland
Page Hersey
Dec
43
10%
*
Debenture—
&
Oshawa Wholesale
9.00
10
*
10
Fixture
May
11% Mar
Dec
22%
common
Loan
93 %
Sep
123% July
41
Sep
81
22
—
new
Ontario
Sep
.
4
3.50
<
Cement
Feb
81
*
12% May
Dec
Dec
9%
100
preferred
Power
Mar
95c
8
5%
Utilities
Scotia
Nova
1
'.
Northwest
5.90
100
19 Vs
64 %
Warrants
Peoples
2,707
' 5yac
5%c>
—•
Dauch
Mfg
24%
21%
*
B
Lowney
Nov
4
>
38%
Jan
18
2,65
„25
-
24
24
42%
20
;
class A
Preferred
May
A
3.50
7%
84 %
Jun
May
2.56
;
'
*
:
12,057
Inc
Class
3
20
6%
18%
;
6lVi
——
—
3,802
19
12
Groceterias
Loblaw
20
4.10
16
;
*
-
Steel
(Geo HICo.
18%
17%
38%
———
Loblaw Cos
Jan
6%
;
1:1——-10
A:
—-
17%
18%
20
preferred
Loblaw
100
18
•
*
16%
4.10
1.75
Harding Carpets common
Preferred
1,700
34
—
Preferred
5% Oct
15
Oct
16V4 .16Va
V
16%
16%
—*
400
2.40
———-
Hawker Siddeley- common..
700
85c
A
Levy Thdustries< Common
6,332
2,210
47
1.90
2.40
6V2
——•
.
1.30
2.40
*
common
10
76c
Leland
15,112
3,300
10V8
—
.
—
A
——
9%
32%
25
9,613
*
21'/a
9.20
130
820
17
20
475
125
H
46
6V2
7Vb
15%
.
...
■
Guaranty Trust
10
—38
Quebec Power
Telephone
83
9.90
50
—
:
4,850
preferred
Northern
7%
-w-'
1
common
——
2.50
$1.25 preferred
$2 preferred
26V4
22%
———..
—
2.40
3
class
Ontario
'125
——
Industries
Greyhound Lines
2.45
1,125
33
Mines
30V4
•
•
warrants
1,200
85c
i
Financial
Noranda
Feb
;
Greening
2.50
15% Mar
•
-4—
2.45
*
—
Northern
12% Mar
.
Gas
700
2.45
10
Loan
Secord
Laura
5c
70c
10
Warrants
Lambton
5c
70c
1
_—
Oct
109%
1—50
class
1,725
5c
70c
—
Niagara Wire
Jan
Jun
warrants.
Winnipeg
7,645
6%
1
—
Jan
Oct
-
B*
15
6%
10
Warrants
7%
Nov
Warrants
West
14%
Labatc
20 »A
8%
"
Class
12,235
10
5
2,675
10
10
410
28%
Jun
5%
16 Vb
Great
2.10
9%
Canada
Oct
93
20%
Greater
1.85
*
*
of
Jan
6
8'/a
common
warrants——-.—
4,250
3,530
——
Kelvinator
13 Vt
7
—.
preferred
390
77c
5%
Dec
8%
83
C
10%
5%
A
Nov
1
<——100
B
10%
♦
—
Warrants
Kelly Douglas
17%
245
67c
Class
3,150
9,914
Jan
2.150
29%
$2.80
2,875
3.30
common
13%
2,165
63%
Class
5%
2.30
3.20
warrants..
450
12
64
-
5
2.20
*
66c
B
Jockey Club
17%
104
Lakes
Capital
4.80
Jan
Nov
17%
11%
67c
7%
—:
8%
14% Mar
Nov
12
Lakes Paper -a.—•
Northern
*
21 Va
*
Great
.Preferred:
125
Mar
13
Oct
Jan
Great
Great
697/a Mar
July
16%
Jan
301/4
-
Jan
9
800
37V4
'
—
39
100
Dec
2,650
103%
B
L
10
78
2,970
2.40
3.511
Dec
.
Warrants
10
Feb
Aug
47% July
4.55
91% Mar
——
Power
10 Vb
Feb
Mar
15%
312
Globe- Envelopes class- A———9%
Goodyear Tire Canada common-—w—*
144 :f < 140
4%
preferred
50
45 %
Gordon Mackay class A
*
6Va
Class
90
59%
107/b
1.00
86
23%
6,185
——1%
—
59%
57%
—
Jun
22
100
common
—
57%
57%
100
64
15 Vb
33%
1
Drilling
__
Feb
8%
5.80
4.50
100
103%
class A—50c
—
&
6,886
90c
Jun
Oct
2.60
3,789
1.90
25c
_
_
80%
1.70
Feb
15%
33 Vs
-r
Motors
General
_
_
79%
1.85
-25c
.
_
Iroquois Glass preferred-
80'A
Nov
4
.1.86
23 %
100
104
Dynamics
General
540
5
_
10c
1,400
*
_
common
_
6%
4.55
-
1
33%
.
General Development—
160
6%
Nov
National Drug & Chemical common—*
Trust
;.
10
Neon Products
*
25% Mar
•
i
75c
65c
1.15 Mar
>
100
-100
common-
5%
.;
1,235
.
4.50
Northern
Gatineau
-
1
Frjosst Charles class A—;
•
common
Warrants
Modern
4.95
173 175%
common
.
warrants
Interprovincial
950
—
*
47% Mar
245
—
*
common
Jan
3,750
Midwest
20
-My® May
</ 1,535
Milton
79c
16% Aug
49%
Feb
50%
375
•*« co £
Feb
23
—
Jan
49%
L.
Preferred
Jan
79c
6%
-
Feb
12 Va
4
Nov
89
12%
28
18 Va
60
34%
65
Jun
4.00 July
13,866
Jun
28
15
5,290
70%
Jun
61%
Feb
1,267
4.85
46%
Jun
•
Jan
17 Vb
46
9
27
*
'.
Canada
14 Va Mar
38%
2,210
May
6%
18%
68%
9%
4.75
5
—
Oct
1
15
May
21% July
1,155
17%
5.00
Jun
69%
27%
28
——•
1
—
Corp
Ford
Mar
16
14,406
17
4.75
Feb
3.4$ Jun
16
46%
575
63
-20
12
Oct
May
300
54
1
■
300
«
5
300
,—
*
A
—
Feb
9% May
57
19%
17%
17
4.80
'.i
10
common
500
Jan
Nickel
7,165
17%
pfd
Gas
3.60
660
v
16%
Mar
Utilities
12
52%
57/bC
99<
International
10 'A
;—
■'—*
—
11V4
Oct
11
10%. 10%
54
17%
*
1.55
47% Mar
8
Mar
33,946
1,075
30%
240
10
.
Canadian
———*
Fanny Farmer Candy
————1
Players
8
53,288
.
5%C
16%
Jun
515
11%
--
10 Va
245
—
Natural
10%
--
*
—
common
4.50
1.95
5,280
Form
Jun
62
8
20
13%
7.85
18%
Ltd
.
1.95
common—4.—
3.60 Feb
Jun
6V2
7%
*
-
t
Mar
93%
105
56
46
Jan
2.40
6V4'
.
4.30
6% May
34%
Apr
78c
Sep
<>;
May
39 Va
Match
120
..
8
37 V2
preferred-'-
Jan
11% Dec
104%
38%
Mach
i
Jan
_•
Trust
60
Jun
27
—*
Inv
.40
30
Apr
50 % Mar
-
97
4.25
Aug
50
75c
Aug
Sep
Jun
S3
Washing
25
1.50
Sep
14%
18%
;
Mar
38
22
17%
Dupont Co_
85c
i
96V2
5
19% July
25
45%
Apr
15
10
96%
/
46
Feb
16
26,800
14 Va
17%
common
13%
27,006
975
13,081
54
.
48%
21%
23
17%
Dominion Textile
Aug
—
Nov
Jan
14'A
—23.50
9%
Jun
18 V2
—:
—
'
Jan
2.65
—
8
115
720
28%
54
5
19%
Oct
105
*
Stores
11
60
11%4
6%
27V2
Jan
Jan
17 Va Mar
*
Jun
19% Jun
12,128
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Preferred
Feb
-48
7.80'
HVb
•
Feb
300
61'A
47
Coal
109
12%
12% July
,
6 Va
12% July
Deo
V*
Minerals
Jan
2.80
19'A
7%
50
560
19,650
27%
•
_
52
15%
•
-100
——-
153
39
14V4
50
Co
63
Jun
286
10,936
15
-486%
common—
Sep
158
44%
Nov
60 % May
July
149
43%
17%
Bell
Laurentide
230
.
47%
112%
156
Warrants
Jan
2.80
8V2
common
2.10
__
920
*
12 ..12%
120.121 Va
6V2
•
Invest
&
1.25
—
—
Steel
14%
1.20
22%
Jun
5
360
Sep
Nov
15%
635
14%
61%
—
Scottish
27%
IOV4
—
Magnesium
Preferred
27
9%
:
_
718
*
4.10 Mar
Jun
Jan
109
July
7%.May
16
July
150
.
Jun
Sep
.
104
6,070
115
*
105
1,260
16»A
6%... 7JA
2.20
2.25
.
1
—-V.A—
l
400
11 %
;
Foundry & Steel
—
'
—
common——*
Warrants
;
15
160
rll%
Invest
Gen
17,383
48%
2.0%
*
Dominion
20%
—
2
Bridge
Dec
25
40%
57%
12 Va
121%
*
—
Seagrams
Warrants
:
_100
—,
Dominion Lime
•
5.10
Oct
Oct
I6V4
_
1.20 Nov
40
43%
5
.
61
19
International
Dec
Feb
Oct
—
50
-
8%
8%
3.00
1.25
*
Oct
July
7
35
14%
—
—*
Jan
18%
27%
*
u
11%
4,884
2.25
—
16% Apr'
,108
108
107.. 109
7% 8
167/a
17%
■
—
_
59%
High
Nov
International
Feb
4.65
,
18,088
10,536
•
25
Jun
5.00
7%.
■
Apr
6%
-
'
Dec
20%
14% Dec
23%
38%
19%
-
80
Nov
3.00
2,540
2,250
1
8
23
109
77/s
17%
u——*
i-—
8V2
7%
4.90
Jun
13%
115
Oct
43
1,400
8%
77/sf
•
■»
*
,
—
8%
.
—*
;
common
-
Aug
19%
-—100
1
.
Ltd
Oct
7
4.40
8%
85,'a
4.25
10
18%
Feb
Oct
n
.
525
4,010
5.00
*
7%
4.40
7%
,
23%
37Va
*
Dec
Dec
236
8
-
18% May
22 Vs Mar
22% Mar
24Va Feb
;
160
Preferred
Jan
2.90
260
..
8%
14% Mar
3.50
...
83
—
*
27%
-
Sep
Sep
14%
4.30
10
15%
22'A
82 %
13%
8%
1
Jun
15% July
15 Va Sep
885
165
850
1,500
>
Oct
14%. 14%
—
13%
common—
400
Oct
9%
595
21
16
29'A
6c
3.70
29
20%
105
18
15%
5%c
30,525
5,280
25
21
—
-
Timber
25
17%.
.
18
29V*
—- —--
L)
Freiman
Dec
May
—
International
Fraser
58%
28
—•
—
Preferred—
Fleet
Feb
Nov
common—
Imperial
Federal
Jun
6%
18%
—1
—
Crestbrook
Famous
Jan
79%
710
19%
:
Preferred ?———
v
16%
Jun
_
j—4"fi
(John)
Inland
Apr1 :-
19%
.
Credit
Warrants
Eddy
24'%
A
common-
AcceDtance
Inland Cement
Jan
11 Va
•
_
preferred
Ingram
Sep
19
4—
B
Exquisite
Oct
Inglis
Jan
Jan
*
preferred———-
Coronation
Emco
3.60
Nov
-
72%
Oct
44
4.30
8%
Jun
6%
_
preferred
4%%
3.25
Jan
-
Publishing
Corby.Distillery class A
Easy
50%
44
61
preferred
18
•
May
pfd
Jan
44
1
Clark
Economic
90c
800
-
> 19%
*
prior
4,955
*
Tobacco
2%%
.
Paper
100
1.70
Oil
Industrial
T
Dec
Smith
20%
1.60
Erie
6%
Feb
37
4.50 May.
3,100
Feb
-
41
>11% July
1,359
41
•
66
-•
Paper
Gas
B
Dominion
Jun
31%
31
.
—100
Dominion
Aug
31%
Oct
Class 'A
Dominion
28
-
Feb
Jun
.
—.
Consumers
Distillers
50
50
4.25
30%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Dale
Jun
22 %
'.
Bakeries
Preferred——
Class
1.60
25%
-
Consolidated Building
Crown
Imperial
Imperial
804
—.4
Nationals
Consolidated
Crush
Feb
Howard
Low
50
Imperial Life Assurance
Jan
8%
3,650
1,721
B
■»
com_*
Gas
—<
—.
—
(R
Feb
8.25
Jun
45
Wines—
Gai
Columbia Cellulose
Crain
10%
Oct
321/4
Development—-i——
Cosmos
Oct
30
;
preferred'—
Westinghouse
Canadianwide Properties
Capital Bldg Industries
Class
6%
3.40
36
*
preferred
Copp
Jun A
32
5%%
Class
14%
40
;
Western
Conduits
1.40
Oct
Range for Year 1962
High
20%
Oct
Huron
Shares
20c
6
,;
for Week
Low
Renfrew
Home & Pittfield
Feb
Bales
Range
Par
Holt
Mar
•
-
Canadian
P
90c
-—-*
class A
•
Canadian Wallpaper
K
Sep
'
Feb
*
Utilities
Canadian Vickers
C
70c
8%
75c
9%
1
High
Jun
1,202
14% 14%
83 :
83
4.50
4.50
58l/o .58%
25% 25%
10% 11%
25 27%
>.
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25%
11%
27 %
Common
Chrysler
-
1.60
17
66%
9Mi
v.
7,675
1,725
2,925
1,881
-7%
6A
1.40
16
65%
.
25
10
preferred--
Canadian Tire Corp
Chateau
•
•
i.
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
4%
7,400
.
4.50
*
———
common
Pacific
Canadian
Canadian
4.50
l 40
16
66%
-»1
.
Canadian Marconi Co
<<
9%.
14%
83
common-"
-
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2,050
7
„
--
Preferred
900
100
6
2.25
2.35
36% 36%
36% 36Va
37%
40
17 .17%
17
Hydrocarbon common——♦
Imperial Bank
10
Industrial
Gas_
——2.50
Canadian
4.10
5%
—
1
Oil—
Warrants
Canadian
4.10
<;
36%
39%
28
*
B_*
-
Investment-^
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General
Canadian
common_50
Electric
General
8%
7%
A
2.25
Preferred
Canadian
-vgj
95c
7%
7»/4
4.10
Warrants
Canadian
90c
90c
—
*
Low
06c
6
A—*
class
—
Gas
V-V,
7 >
Week's
of Prices
Last j':!
Sale Price
Range for Year 1962
7%
,
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
:
High
6%
—
preferred—20c
Morse
B
Canadian
Low
3
——1
Collieries
for Week
of Prices
'
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Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
Par
Canadian
Week's
Last
-
39
5%
6%
950
5
Dec.
11 Va
Jun
*
9%
9%
625
8%
Nov
117/b
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
*
5%
10
7%
8%
2,855
-10
77%
78%
5,915
v.
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63
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Ralada
600
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—•
III
Ltd
10%
•
Warrants
4.50
2.85
—^
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Ravvette
„
1
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Maurice
1,110
14%
25%
10
—
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10
8
23
9
9%
13
22%
99 r
100
550
325
:
145
150
95^
1,600
29,768
16% Feb
25% Dec
11% Mar
Broulan
Cable
1.25 Jan
.
Ankerite
18% Jan
2.40 Dec
Calalta
■
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common
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Stuart
Common
-
■
Tamblyn
||i
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July
34
July
13
17%
4.00
1.15
100
17
common
L<
Toronto Iron Works common.—
I•>,
A
Class
Lt/
Toronto
[.j'i
Towers
|v
L
4%4
50
5%
*
100
A
—
Trans
Canada
Corp
Trans
Canada
L.
Trans-Mountain
Pipeline.
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-
—
-
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Turnbull
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1
1
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*
•
—
—
Prairie
Trans
62
2.50
45c
14"%
92 Vz
41
10
24
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\
class
Finance
preferred
preferred
Iter
preferred
hv
Ui
Class
B
hVi; i;
&
425
Mar
19%
1.11
1.10
1.15
12,100
4.45
4.25
4.85
79,105
1.30
1.39
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5y2
6V2
5,425
—10
—
61
61 y2
*
4.25
4.15
4.25
1
•
95c
95c
1.00
57%
56y4
58%
2,410
9,963
—
Western
.
*
4.25
4.50
2.00
2.05
5c
14y4
isy4
3,355
•
*
8,751
Mines
_——
Ltd
__
Jun
Aug
8c
Oct
8c
Oct
20
150
13
960
27c
30c
500
18%
17%
17%
18%
17%
20y4
,20
20y4
4,079
•
A
'
Class B
,
I'
4%%
,
V-
...
preferred
100
Warrants
If
6%,:
F
,
-ry
Wood
,
(John)
h
class
Co
new
50
j.
A
MINES
'97V\
155
29
29
8%
~
„
-
5.135
9.25
175,721
1.16
1.27
15,450
91c
6%c
7c
15,000
5c
7,000
75c
101
101
10
•
9%
9%
9%
17%
17%
18
1,050
4,540
—
3.50
—
-•
4.00
3.60
85
Kayrand
Abacus Mines Ltd
Acadia
Accra
Uranium
•
23c
Agnico Mines Ltd
Ak«ucl)0 Yellowknife Gold
Allied Roxana Minerals
1
k
,
Alminex
,
||
Amalgamated Rare
II
American
Leduc
Anglo Huronlan
i,
"*
|
Anglo United
I
,
l|;
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———
Warrants
u
t
*iL
Aumacho
River
Jan
30c
Jan
65c
Nov
Consolidated
Marbenor
Mines
Marcus Gold Ltd
1
Jan
iv,
Barex
17c
8%c
94c
33c
10c
2,341
1,276,940
68c
24c
3.80
1.24
50c
2
2.03
2.03
2.10
1
10c
Dec
5.00
93,700
\
Consol Quebec Gold Mines
Consolidated
Feb
Consolidated
Conwest Exploration—
Consolidated
May
59c
<M
.
Bata
Jan
100
1
Copper
Bibis
Cusco
Oct
Mines
Daering Explorers *
Decoursey
;
Gold
Devon
Dickenson
Mines
Dome
Mines
6.75 Apr
Dome
Petroleum
Donalda
1.07 Jan
55c
Duvan
Jun
East
Oct
8V2crFeb
54c
Feb
Sullivan
Elder-Peel
Mines-——
Mining
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
Fatima Mining
Francoeur
36c
Jan
Corp
1.28 Sep.
12c
May
.
-
—
see page
41.
.,
Mines
114.500
/' 14c f 20c A
85c
Mar
15%
Oct
Jan
21% Mar
5%c Aug
5c
Jun
12 %c
Sep
Sep
Uran
Granduc
Oct
Great
Oct
Nov
32c
Jan
10c
Mar
6c
1.60 Jan
Nov
4c
70c
Jun
15%c Jan
He
8%c Dec
19c
July
60c
i
Gridoll
Ltd—
s
Gulch
Gulf
May
18c
15c
Jun
25X/2C
2,500
6c
July
14c
Sep
121,400
15c
Mar
27c
Jan
Dec
Apr
1lc
53 066
6%c Oct
24c
Mar
25c
16,000
19c
Sep
72c
May
57c
57c
3.706
44c
Jan
60c
Nov
11%
15,059
74c
75c
4,590
9.50
38c
Jun
12 % Mar
Jun
94c
12,079
3.60 Mar
23% Mar
12%
14%
3,118
5,730
Nov
5.45 July
34
July
15 % Jan
9.25 May
8c
11c
62,100
6c
Dec
16 %c July
9c
12c
25,000
8c
Dec
16x/2c July
19c
Jun
25c
18,500
75c
Jan
8c
5,500
4%c Mar
9 Wc
Aug
2.50
9,950
2.10 Mar
2.73
24 V2c
-1
22 %c
1.90
1.95
1.01
—
1.06
l.Oo
1.55
6,128
May
9,100
91c
6c
Nov
1.80 Jan
Jun
695,650
I
July
2.05 Sep
■
16c
Dec
8V2c
Apr
15C
27c
oc
5c
6%c
22,000
5c
Jan
18 %c 24 V2c
56,816
llu
Jun
22V2c Mar
1.56
1.64
4,600
1.45 Jun
1.85 Aug
4.20 Jan
21c
2.75
2.75
2.87
11 %c
lie
12c
7 Vac
July
18 %c
l
17V»c
17c
19C
26,800
llo
May
31 %c Aug
20c
13c
13c 14 %c
113,500
5c
Jan
10
-
3.20
2.90
3.20
5,330
74c
1,828
8c
9c
26%
27
y
11c 11 %c
,
—
-
—.1
Aug"
Hard
Mines
1
———
*
——
?4c
Feb
Headway
Jan
Heath
of
...
1
Develop.
——I
_9c
-
Red
Jan
22%
6,500
Oct
5%c Jun
2,420
67c
77c
11 VB
3,125
15C
17c
13« 075
;
Oct
1.10
Apr
14%
Jun
34c
Apr
4C
1,000
3%c Aug
12c May
9c
Jan
li.uOO
39c
Apr
17c
12,400
lie
Oct
21c
Feb
33 %C
30c 33»/2c
10,767
23c
Jan
48c
Jun
18%
400
12
Oct
24
Jan
V
18%
i
.
13c
15c
13,500
10%c Dec
3.75
3.70
3.85
16,160
1.95 Jun
12%
12%
13
1,992
9
51C
51c
3,400
71c
May
Dec
6%c
6%c
6,000
5V2c
Jan
8%C
9c
8.75
9.80
rV-i-
9.30
1
4c
—
l
Iron
—
——1
Lake
Mines
Jan
2hC
-
12c
3c
4c
7,000
24,031
II,000
2.15
—1
Mines
Oct
29% Mar
19 %c
4c
1
—
14c
Dec
Oct
8% Jan
11c
Oct
4.10 Mar
78c
16c
8%c
1
Gold
4,225
Jan
24 %c
>
,_i
GokL
Lakes
6c
28,600
Nov
33c
16 %c
yf-i
.1
Mines
2.50 Nov
70c
13c
Mines
Lake
6,500
75c
16c i
2.37 Jun
4,825
*
10%
>-w
10%
1
Hastings
Head
V..".
•—.5
Harrison Minerals
Jan
i.'
—1
1
Mines
Rock Gold
Sep
8%c
27
.1
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim
.
1
—1
Mines
Hallnor
:
1
-
Mining ————1
Lead
14c
A 27c>
8c
51,400
7c
—
Ltd--
Freehold
Jan
Feb
166,781
7c
2.35
Limited
Plaius
18c
May
670,9007%c Oct
2.49
Feb
19c
26c
—1
Glacier Explorers
Sen
Feb
6%c Sep
7c
Giant Mascot Mine
Mar
48c
15c
3%e Mar
——I
—1
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
39c
Feb
4%c Dec
.
Oct
4.10
1
preferred—
Mines
Genex
30c
1.35 Jan V:
7%c"Dec'. :
lO'/aC IIV2C
Jun
42c
26%
1
-
—
Mining —
Mines Ltd—
Geco
Jan
5c
19c
2.35
—
Uaitwin
Aug
1.55
91c
15c
276.571,:
Jan
74c
Mav
13,250
*
13c
26c
—
Petrol
French
17c
597,850
Jan
75c
3.90
Jan
11 %c Jan
38c
'
12c
24%
!
—
—
1.18 Dec
10,200
15c
Jun
Jun
4.05
—1
El
93c
—
Ltd
16%c Apr
44c
2.30
Nov
6c
1
—
-
Aug
48 %c Jun
15c
Jan
1.37 Apr
32,130.
9%c
May
1
Mines
17c
July
13c 15%c
46o
Jan
7.90
42c
10%
•••'
9c
10c
Sep
10% Jan
90e
.
2.35
Oct
22c
14
Mines
Eureka
W
1
1,000
12,466
8c
Jan
8%c
;
—-.1
———
Eldrich
Sol
,u
—2.50
25%c25%c
18c
20c
6%c
Sep
May
Jun
26%
•
Malartic
East
22%c Feb
•
—
Gold--
Amphi
East
Aug
Aug
Sep
July
10c
1.00 Feb
5%c July
9,100
24,100
11,200
14,700
14c
22c 26%c
—
Co
Mines
Copper
20c
6c
Dec
7c
11%
■
Dynamic Pete
Jan
2.65 Jan
—
1
—-
1,700
21c
May
I6c
26 %c
25c
-
97c
5%c
1.60
17c
12 %c Mar
30c
14,850
5,000
6x/2c
:
24 %c
'
,
1
Oils
1.05
10%c
18c
1
Palmer
Goldray
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines'
•' 18c
1
Mines
Denison
Feb
•
4c
24c
26
1
3x/2c
9 u> c
Jun
-,
4c
1
22
——_—-
——
—
955
18%c
3.60
11c
23,000
7,785
——1
—-
25
1.05
2.20
10c
Mines-——————1
Mines
24%
Black Bay Uranium—
For footnotes,
-——
Paciiic
Goldfields
80
13 %c
19%
9c
Brewis
Goldale
.
18%
6-%c
9c
1
Daragon Mines--—
Jan
Feb
19c
90c
4,450
51,200
19%
1
——
18%C Oct
7.00 Dec
*
5c
2.705
50c
7c
•
-
Pershing
Nov
2.30
5.00
•
Crowpat
26
9%c
1.93
4.45
Mines—
—
,
Feb
July
:1.60 May
63C
Feb
5%c Jun
4,950
11%
f v 14c
1.86
4.85
67c
Jun
BOoV
1.90
•
—
62 c
Nov
Corp
•
—
67c
5.75
Mines-——l-
Brucop Mines
;v,,
Petroleum
*
21
Sf,vtcrv^ines^7-—-T-—-v---^-l
Yukon
ify
5%c
—
ooo
44c
5%c
34,800
14,000
3,125
15,275
.
9c
18c
10%
Alining Corp———1
8c
18c
23%
7c
8c
35 %c
Jan
18c
23
5c
May
July
5%c
1
9.55
5c
1.01
8,316
-1
——
9.95
23
24%
15c
2,100
9%c
13,213
1
1
12,500
1.04
9c
23,600
25
25
*
43c
1.01
1
Croinor
9% Dec
17 Va
4c
30c
11,300
27c
13c
July
Oct;:,::
9%c
38c
Feb
3.00 Aug
Aug
8%c
9c
Sep
4.65 July
1.03
9c
37c 41 %c
3.20 Dec
98c
I,000
38c
6c
Dec
4yac July
1.03
12c
,_1
1,600
Petroleums
Mines
Zinc
Mining
Craigmojxt
May
9c
18c
15c 17 %c
Coulee Lead
11% Jan
43c
650
16,300
16c
352,700
Beattie Duauesne
*.
West
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Feb
10c
29c
12c
1
—
Poplar—
Sannorm
1.90
12,470
4.35
Jan
May/f^vic,v4.28 Jan
JUiii
'
«73c,. Mar
1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Red
28c
1
2.50
Consolidated
Rambler
76c
33,800
10c
12c
1
1.34
2.42 Jun
14,561
34,810
..
27 %c
1
-
Mine
Nov
8c
Base Metals Mining6c
Baska Uranium Mines
•
•
7%c
m
Pershcourt
3.50
1
50o
Mines-
Jan
14% Dec
May
Oct
10,180
Jan
46c
29
Mav
57c
52c
71c
3.75
Exploration
40'/a Jan
July
Oct
Nov
50c
Oct
Aug
1.05
22"% Feb
Sep
8c
76c
7c
-
Apr
25c
50c
3.60
6y2c
Barnat Mines— —
Barymin Exploration Ltd
|.'b
{«'
Trust
59c
1,500
4,349
50c
41c
16 %c
Sep
34c
1.10
Consolidated
Feb
1.03
1
Jun
27c
Jan
99c
l-\r.
9c
1,900
34c
Sep
1.80
32 %c
Morrison
32c
10c
30c
19c-uJan
8%c
1.02
Consolidated Mlc Mac Oils Ltd--*.
Mogul—--.
—
Dec
12,200
14,500
__
33c
_1
23%
Oct
91,728
24c
57c
1
Consolidated
1.65 Jun
10yac Dec
5c
—
Consolidated
1
———1
•
Bankeno
Bankfield Cons Mines
V
Arrow—
—
8% Jan
50c
,n-
1
Halliwell
7c
——
Lake
';T^%'Majl
101
14c
1.03
6%c
15c
:i
Consolidated
5c
Banff Oil
7
Consolidated
3.40
•V
Iron
Apr
Apr
5c
—.——
Cadillac
30%
Glen
$5 preferred
5%% preferred
10c
12,250
25,900
3.40
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
7%c
5c
8c
60c
1
|V.
l.j.
toy
10c
1
4%c July
6%c Jun
57 c
Jan
40c
7c
Sep
Aug
•
106,833
17,350
Oct
1.04
1
8%c
Golden
_1
Mines—
Aunor Gold Mines
7c
Consolidated
8,400
19,000
Aumaque Gold Mines
V
7c
Sep
Jan
11c
1.01
6c
17 %c
*
23%c Jan
9c
10
94c
12Vzc
Dec
Jan
Jan
May
35
36 %c
6c
50c
75,633
1.03
4c
Jun
__
12c
19c
Oct
2%c
Apr
Dec
500
Dec
40c
*
1
___:
Oct
25c
61c
6c
July
12 %C
———
Atlantic Coast Copper
Atlin Ruffner Mines
I'.y.
10c
33,169
8c
Gillies
110
12c
7.50
1.00
2,000
50c
6%c
1
Flin
Fenimore
Cowichan Copper
—
.
13c
43c
7%c
•
.Consolidated
4.80 Jun
—
13c
1
Apr
35 Vac Mar
54c
68c
6c
CalliiiHu
22y8 Mar
35,975
6,600
13,025
7,000
5,040
500
113,500
———40c
1
Associated Arcadia Nickel
■
64c
20c
11,675
10c
68c
2.35 Mar
Nov
60c
6%c
Jan
Oct
13c
43c
33c
47c
29c
1.50
1,300
14,050
3,678
6.50
I4c
Oct
21c
2.25
Ltd
Mines
4c
9yac Aug
35c
22c
17%c Oct
19c
2.10
15c
53c
5%c
20 c
*
Bellekeno
Jun
•
—
4.136
2,471
23c
*
2.50
Courvan
_1
!
1
Development—
24c
1
Mines
Metals
5.50 May
5.75 May
Dec
14c
6.30
17c 20Vac
Ansil Mines—
Arpa Mines -|
Arjon Gold Mines
Asamera Oil
.
;
Gold
1.40 Dec
4.20
Consolidated
Dec
I9yac
1
7,265
•;23%ll'ffan
27c
Earth——l
Anglo Rouyn Mines
.
900
4.50
14c
8,250
7.20
1.65
4.25
1
6%c Dec
10,265
7.35
Jan
1.60
4.30
*
—
5,000
14c
7,443
•
Smelt
&
Willans
2.85
9% Dec
10,418
—
80c
7%c
32c
6c
Jun
7c
13%c
—
39c
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Jan
Dec
18c
—1
Min
Key Mines—
Con-Shawkey Gold Mines
May
16c
—
50c
1
15c
32c
2.25
Petroleums
45»/2c
Dragon Oil—
57c
15c
Anchor
Jan
49c
Consolidated
Jan
31c
57c
Feb
May
4%c
Oct
Nov
5c
__
28c
May
12c
32c
40c
Deldona
2.20
lOo
34c
6.35 Jan
XGVzc
Fete
Jan
36c
2.40 July
,2.20
T ead Mines—————200
Smelting
&
4.10Mar
17%e
Anacon
24c
3c
.9,366
15c
Nov
2.70 Jan
—1
10c
7c
1
11,900
14,800
48,000
Mining
,
1
Deer Horn Mines—.———1
——...*
—
Amalgamated Larder Mines
10c
69c
12,700
.—I
9%c
—1
Mining
Con
59% Jan
12 Va July
20,043
2,700
1,875
——
'
Apr
9%c
5,500
43c
Advocate Mines Ltd
bh,
Sep
34c
6,720
24c
:•
8c
Oct
May
5c
6%c
—
3c
15c
86c
89c
•
110,000
457,000
4c
22c
—*
Feb
c
18c
8%
82c
6.50
Exploration
Acme Gas & Oil—...——
1.72
7c
1
S'/aC
—
Oct
Oct
Central
28yac
1
10c
1
Coniagas Mines
Delhi
—
Nov
Apr
May
May
15 %c
Commonwealth Petrol
OILS
Mines
9.75
2.21
8c
Copper Mines
Chimo Gold Mines
De'aite
|'
Jan
16c
5,577
4.00
Jun
Oct
1
3,005
4.00
1.18
■
4.80
Discovery
63%
Jun
6%
13
11%
8.40
Consolidaed
22c
Jan
27
10
10%
Feb
Sep
Consolidated
7%
91 y2 July
560
15c
1.25
1.15
30c
14 %c Mar
5%c Aug
9.05
1.17
Jun
6.00
3,000
1
18% Dec
20
Apr
104y2
100
8%
5
...
AND
'
'
Sep
13
15y2
17,332
11%
31
July
27% Jan
^
Mar
12c
60
10,943
110
—
100
common
warrants
F
10y8
109
—
*
Zenith Electric—
j
9.50
110
.—.100
.i—
Stores Ltd class A
woouward
96Vn
97
9.90
—
preferred
White Hardware $2.80 pfd
White Pass & Yukon
Wood (G- H) preferred
>'
•
—
9
28,700
12c
Consolidated
"'60
17% Dec
17%
25,965
11,973
warrants—
class
^
Nov
29
12%
5
Copper
(Geo)
27
29
13
11c
7%c
1.20 May
Feb
60c
11
HVa Jun
HVa Jun
33% Dec
_•
—
9c
10c
Apr
11% Apr
55
Jan
Nov
370
45c
16V4Mar
1 70 Aug
5,880
Jan
*79c
32c
1
Negus
38
19c
1,325
*
Mosher
14%
Jan
Jan
•
Consolidated
13y4
14y4
38c
13c
1
Mines
Consolidated
Dec
Jan
2,400'
7%c
Fed
Jan
Dec
13 c
7c
Oil
Lake
1.34
31c
32c
Chesterville
Combined
26c
Jan
6%c July
5%c May
1.00
Cheskirk Mines
Coin
May
July
7c
Charter
Cochenour
15c
71c
30c
Apr
Jan
Mar
Chromium
6,375
12,825
1.14
1.00
—
Feb
Oct
9,500
uoc
2.60 Mar
64c
7c
Jan
Chibougamau
6,970
1.00
7c
Chib
2,850
96c
1.20
*
Rio
Del
3.65
Oct
*
Consolidated
36y2
i5ya
Jan
i.87
3,295
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jun
Feb
1.80
8,300
1,642
1.50 May
4c
4.35
Jun
8c
5.50 Jan
3.25
3.50 May
Jun
17c
Dec
43% Jun
200
Feb
35c
4.00 May
600
5c
5.35
7c
1
7% Aug
95c
300
1
Pacific
Weston
610
1,225
100
Products...—
Western
>>
^
Oct
3.60 Oct
6
Oct
52
Jun
Sep
15c
porcupine
16V8 Nov
8c
2,780
6'/4
Knapp Canada Ltd
Wesfeel
10,185
1.10
33c
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Apr
41% May
9% Deo
27% Jan
4.85 Oct
12c
Feb
800
35c
12c
101
Oct
9c
12c
5.35
1.50
92c
10 %c
Feb
9% Feb
4.35 Feb
16 y4 May
Nov
Jan
27% Oct
13 %c
5c
1.13
*
64
Jtth'O
100
Trust
Grey
Preferred
11
210
—
Wesley Ma'son preferred-t—Westcoast Trans) common
Voting trust
Westfair Foods class A
'
25
29%'""
May
Sep
*
1
Dec
Oct
Sep
2,348
6%
1.05
23c 23 %c
6c
Dec
2.61
1
I
5.60
3.55
Island
Northwest Mines
May
28,128
Canadian Malartic Gold
—
Jan
1.18 Mar
7,900
419,066
Canadian North Inca
—
1
15
2,35
Feb
1.40
—
Mines
21%
60
7%
73y2
14%
80c
3.55
10c 12 %c
3.55
Exploration
July
6%
29%
__
__
1.30
13
3.25
12c
-
Captain
Oct
Jun
Oct
7
49
8%
15%
53y4
28
19%
7,770
50
170
5y4
Vulcan-
&
9J/2
19%
55
30
*
Wainwright Products & Ref
\fi<;
Walker G & W
VWaterous Equipment iLi.—..
iv
14%
Can-Erin
'/ % Oct
17% Jun
12V8 Jun
4.60 Jun
11% Oct
100
167
250
8
*
——
)'
Webb
50y2
—
——
Mfg
Victoria
i'V -r
40c
U
82
36
14,523
2,245
1,270
7
13y4
24%'
24%
*
*
—
Vendomatic
30
30
Corp—.
Electric
Viceroy
19%
*
——
——
Steel
Vector
V-1'*-
:
—
Preferred
United
1
Jan
14
Candore
3.00 Dec
520
625
68,329
41
10
24Vs
14%
9'%
18%
'55
30
—
-
ly)fc;
60c
15 y4
92>/2
12%
—
——
65 /a
14%
13 %
62
2.50
8
50y2
6%
13y4
Acceptance
1st
41
10
22Vb
14J/2
6%
14%
common—,—__—*
50
2nd preferred
*
Union Gas of Canada common
*
Class A preferred—
50
United Corps class A
«
L
Li
|;
Feb
14
1.02
Crest
Long
Jan
2.60
1.08
Canadian
39c
7.50
10c
High
Canadian Homestead
29% Aug
Oct
Oct
93c
Canadian
May
17c
Sep
Jan
Jan
3.10
<Jstn
6
Oct
50V4 Jun
12% Oct
12 ;• July
58% July
19
800
15c
28c
Aug
37,436
Jan
14% Oct
1,250
12 %c
4.55
Sep
41% Nov
150
3,470
25
345
135
3,275
7,800
18,690
75
*
Star preferred——
Marts
CommCn.—
Traders
,
1,052
1,205
7
~~~---^
Warrants
;:h
|u
|ik
18%
47%
7
64%
14%
13%
61
2.50
45c
14%
92 Vz
21%
6%c July
5,600
3.55
Oil
Central Pat Gold
18
13,665
14c
1
16%
20c
Central
45
20c
9c
4.10
1
Mines—.
1.70 Feb
7
64%
14 %
Jan
Petroleum—-—-*
Devonian
Dyno
4.65 Aug
18V2
11,000
4.20
10c
—
Canadian Export Gas &
19% Oct
46%
Jan
11c
Jan
•—-
Canadian
Jun
*
10
*
Feb
3.40
21
•
1.00 oct
*
4.90
Sep
1.25
30
25
Oct
1.41
18 %c 18 %c
105
,
2.75
13c
—
——
2.85 Feb
100
*
—
„—
i.,i
*\
——
Canadian
33% Dec
4.65 Jan
16
Jan
17Nov
1,935
115
-
Texaco Canada Ltd commonThird Canadian Gen Inv common
Toronto Dominion
Bank.—
wrv;
J,
Silica
101
3,610
7,100
1
Williston
4,975
15
150
3.50
2.25
12c 14 %c
14c
Central
I
'
Canadian
Canadian
27,407
4.20
10%
4.00
*
—
_
induSr:::::::>-
switson
.
Canadian
21% May
9%
17%
19%
19/k
20
103% 103%
30 30%
30%
-*
P^Pwdinary-,^
supertest
v.)
7% Sep
20% Dec
15% jun
17
9%
-
*
-
25
Jun
3.65 Oct
9
Oct
6
July
10
Oct
u%
.1
^ZTwo
I"
18%
34%
3.15
2.05
—
1,300
Minerals—
.
Jan
2.20
———
Astoria
Delhi
4,410
3,150
5,840
1,555
2.95
11%
7.75 July
36c
2.00
Petrol
Tungsten
Warrants
Feb
Dec
Dec
*
1
Canadian
,
5.70
24c
u—
—
Canadian
3,886
650
1,589
375
205
34%
4.00
10%
—
Southern
46,100
59c
1
1
Canada
432
19%
i<*tpinberff clfiLss A
Sternberg class A-.----.
Canada
5,893
35c
8%c Jan
10c
—
*
28 Dec
Dec
5.95
32
*
*
Radfo
Bros
of
48/4: Feb
Oct
Lands
6.45
25c
2.20
—-
13% Dec
7% May
14
Jan;
32% Mar
17% Aug
14% Mar
20% Feb
13%
caMda":::::::-:——•
stedman
Itlei
39
Oil
6.20
35c
—
Chibougamau
Red Lake——.—
Canada
Nov
—
Oil—
10% Nov.
4% Jun
11% May
24% Jun
1.75 Sep
9% Dec
17% Dec
13%
—
*
-
«*e«
37c
*
25
Dec
5.55 Dec
30%
2.85
10%
9%
17
Standard
;
" "
Paving
Standard
LC
*
*
—
—
Foods~~Ltd
Stafford
ItI S
29,100
.25c
Petroleum
Campbell
Campbell
46c
l
&
Gas
Camerina
3»*s.»
48,835
860
10
17%
£1
42c
High
July
45c
1
Petroleum
M°a?
22%
2,836
9,823
14%
5%
31
2.90
11%
18%
*
*
Manufacturing
SKD
235
13%
5%
14
5%
-*
Ltd
mSimnsons
45/2
13%
——
_
Sh^l Oil of'can'ada"-!":"-*
-Ihunvs iidustrig^l^^-^'-W----*
Siive/wood Dairies Class A.——
•
•
wn
3 :
4c
1
Calgary & Edmonton
5.00 Jun
5,142
25% 26%
5.75
6.30
25%
5.75
20
preferred
Shell Investments
"moronic
"
jfit!
k*;
1
**
45
—
5M75
«
a
50
—■ -
15,9 1%
11 It
29%
BhClaKnWat"&P°™erC0mm0n":
k
I
—
38,625
1
Cadamet Mines
12% Jan
7%C
-.
Ltd
Holdings
Oils——
Mines
Low
4C
1
Mining & Smelting
Brunswick
Buffalo
Range for Year 1963
High
7c
1
Mines—
Reef
Low
Shares
1
Pioneer
Bralorne
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
1
—
Ltd
Mines
Bouzan
Calvert
ESfiS*""
Mines
106 S Apr
^
8% Oct
2.80 Oct
4,500
6,680
Bordulac
19% Apr '
19% Mar ;
22% Feb
Jun
Aug
Jun
Dec
Jun
Jan
Aug
Dec
60c
Par
High
;
Week's
• Last
Sale-Price
;.j;
Range for Year 1962
„
13
13
14
14
22% 22%
101% 101%
61c
63c
10% 11%
4.30
5.20
2.75
2.85
--.t
stocks
_■
.
'
14 Vb
25%
1
Cemenrcla^s ~A
Lawrence
'
•
—-
Ir Lawrence CorD Common
♦
Stcto f rSd'SS-WO
'
!;
I
A
14%
25%
*
25
I
High
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended January 11)
Friday'
':$$(?. Sales
Range i:
for Week
of Prices |l; Shares
Low
Par
common-L—
Oil
Rovalite
,
>
.
•%,
.
Week's
Last
e'TOCKS
i!
K*■ =
• "CANADIAN
-
.
^
..
.
2.15
200
11c
12c
5,950
6%c Jan
A 2.00 Nov
7.65
3c
He
Oct
Aug
Mar
24c
Jan
4.15
Jan
15%
Feb
1.90
9 %c
Jan
Apr
18Y2c Mar
11% Dec
8c
Jan
3.00
July
16c
Jan
13 %c
13c
15c
134,102
7c
Feb
90c
90c
95c
3,000
70c
July
10%c
10c
11c
10,500
9c
Dec
26c
July
37,800
20c
Oct
65c
Jan
4.000
5c
July
14c
Jan
23c
23c 26%c
5%C
5%c
•
20c
Aug
1.25 Jan
Volume
Number 6229
197
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(177)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated
Home Oil
Co Ltd
—•
;
-
Consolidated GoldBay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Inspiration
Irish
12%
7,412
14,750
9.40
Jun
15%
Feb
—1
2.90
12 'A
3.00
53 %
17%
9.25
8,480
10c
13c
30c
32c
Jun
47
5,598
14,100
18,902
Pamoil
Ltd
Dec
Pamour
Porcupine
1.34
Aug
Jan
PCE
2.55 Jan
Exploration Ltd
Peerless
Exploration
1.75 Jan
Permo
47,558
62c
Sep
Oct
79c
77c
86c
28,700
60c
Jun
24c
-
Waite
Mining
20o
Jellicoe
Joliet
9c
8'Ac
10c
24c
22'Ac
27c
18'Ac
Copper
11c 13'Ac
26,000
10c
Jan
1
*
Mines
1.16
4,000
3,332
56c
25c
74c
221,000
48c
4c
5'Ac
6c
5,000
6.70
7.10
21,320
900
Copper
1
2.68
2.80
Minerals
1
38c
35c
39c
1
20c
17c
21c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Dufault Mines
•
25%
25'A
26%
5.90
5.40
6.05
64,049
1
8%c
8c
9c
Lingman
Lake
Osu
Lake
Shore
La
Luz
Gold
Mines
Mines
15c
19c
2.40
2.76
5,295
33c
2.95
3.85
1,538
33c
50c
30c
30c
31c
1
1.31
1.30
1.36
Lencourt
Gold
Mines
1
16c
16c
18c
272,600
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
1
4%c
4'Ac
5c
Long Lac Gold
•
1.60
1.68
17,500
2,340
Little
Long Point
—
5c
267,800
6c
Jan
Jun
2,000
5c
May
1.22
1.22
1.30
Goldfield
1
9c
8c
9c
Lyndhurst
Mines
1
15c
13'Ac 16'Ac
5'Ac
5'Ac
3.25
3.00
3.35
1
7.15
7.00
7.15
6,935
•
1.22
1.09
1.19
64,825
*
1.64
1.61
1.67
25,633
1
13c
ll'Ac
14c
58,500
1
8'Ac
7c
9%c.
33,983
1
16c
14%c
16c
16,700
1
6c
5c
6c
70,000
1
2.55
2.42
2.55
2,700
2,000
1.55 Dec
Oct
Gold
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Ltd
•
1
Mines
Explorations
MacLeod
Madsen
16'Ac
1
3.25
3;526
16c
5c
3.40
17c
4,600
5c
53,000
1.12
1.14
1
2.10
2.10
2.15
5c
4'Ac
5c
Magnet
Consolidated
Majortrans
Mines
4c
10c
Dec
3c July
1.05 Jun
__
-
Aug
Dec
July
1
77c
75c
77c
39,500
10,800
*
4'Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
1,000
15c
16c
*
Uranium
Manitou
Barvue
9c
8c
16c 17'Ac
17'Ac
1
—
21'Ac
22c
1
8'Ac
8'Ac
8'Ac
16,600
6c
1
Manoka
7,840
5,575
12»Ac
12cl2'Ac
7,132
11c
*
Maralgo
Marboy
Mines
Marcon
Mines
1
Maritimes
Mining Corp
Martih-McNeely Mines
Matachewan
A
7'Ac
1
46'Ac
_1
49c
•
;
Consol
__
7'Ac
1,250
46c
.
49c
28,150
49c
9'Ac
52c
»
•
10c
23,300
10,000
Oct
5'Ac May
36c
Sep
May
-7c
July
> 45c
—
-
•
Mines
Maybrun
1
Mclntvre
Red
McMarmac
Lake
Mentor Exploration
Merrill Island
1.25
8'Ac
1,966
7c
4,015
36
14c
Jun
May
Aug
15c
16c
85c
5,000
l
10
9.75
10
6,590
1
30c
28c
31c
23,266
1
45c
9,900
35c
1
46c
45c
48c
22,500
39c
1.25
1.15
1.25
4,300
88c
1
91c
87c
91c
50,175
73c" Oct
*
13c
11c
13c
84,700
Min
Ore
7'Ac Feb
Mining
1
Porcupine
Mt Wright Iron
1
Multi
Oil
Sigma
Mines
Petroleum
Nealon Mines
13%c
Stand
i
Athona Mines
New
Bidlamaque Gold
Newconex
Mines
Mines
&
New
Continental
New
Davies
of
Canada
Goldvue
Mines
New
Harricana
New
Hosco
28c
32c
57,015
5c
6c
34,500
4c
5c
5'Ac
7c
8c
1.19
1.33
Jason
New
Kelore
Newlund
New
6'Ac
12c
1
17'Ac
14%c
18c
Gold
Mar
"
16c
18c
18c
1
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&
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Nisto
Mines
Acme
Norbeau
Norcan
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11c 13'Ac
l
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9c
36c
1
5c
4'Ac
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37c
16'Ae
1
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Mines
1
68c
Oct
28c
Oils
1
1
5'Ac
Norlartic
Mines
1
Normetal
Mining Corp
5c
17c
25c
•
21c
959
.
1.55 Aug
5'Ac
3,500
19c
10,500
4'Ac Jun
12c Mar
2.85
2.95
'
Oct
5c
12'Ac
3.40
'
6c May
33c
Nov
3'Ac Aug
14c
Oct
11,000
2,100
3.10
7,935
2,520
58c
55c
58c
11,400
78c
—
2.70 Jun
Northcal
Oils
Ltd
Nqrth Canadian
Preferred
Warrants
15c
13c
16c
25c
common
1.40
1.25
1.40
_50
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38,000
1
1
10'Ac
10c
11c
4,500
7%c
—
56c
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11,000
*
12c
13c
16,000
42'Ac
9'Ac
1.10
45c
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Corp
1.65
1.80
29,138
90c
84c-
92c
13.400
—
17c
18c
1,000
14c
—
18c
19c
2,033
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Canso
United
Keno
United
New
United
10%
•
9.95
Northern
voting trust ctfs
' 49c
1.10
14c
13'Ac
64c
8'Ac
4.20
4,389
57c
53c
58c
17,500
1.30
1.40
2,493
7.75
8.50
9,871
class A
warrants
21,500
—
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Vespar Mines
Dec
Violamac
Mines
-
1.46
33,958
1.45
1.37
25c
25c
1,125
1
1.58
1.55
1.60
7,099
1
1
6c
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—
6c
88c
95c
1.47
1.40
1.61
75c
70c
75c
9,313
1
3%c
3'Ac
4c
15,000
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1
Petroleums
16c
*
:
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14c
5.25
2.25
86c
85c
87c
39,100
6'Ac
7'Ac
21,000
12c
14c
10,439
95c
98c
2.35
2.70:
7,433
37,475
Mines
;.
Beaver
Western
Wilshire
Inlet
class
O'Brien
Gold
2,157
24
Oct
29'A
Apr
Wiltsey Coehlan
1,480
26c
Jan
Winchester Larder
40c
Sep
Sep
69c
6,880
89c
Mar
5.70
6.15
1.80 Jan
8.55
Nov
32c
22'Ac Dec
61c
Oleary Malartic
1
Opemiska Copper—
Orchan Mines——.
——
15c
Orenada
40c
40c
300
30%cJuly
55c
2.45
3,100
Yellorex
18c
1,900
8,200
2.00 Jun
10'Ac Nov
Apr
18c
28c
Dec
Yellowknife
12c
Sep
Young
65c
Jan
Yukon
8'Ac
10c
37c
,
7c
3.30
Aug
30c
Jun
37c
1,200
11c ll'Ac
4,300
1,0'Ac Oct
4c
4'Ac
52c
5,000
1,470
4'Ac Jan
52c
_
52c
83,000
63,777
22,100
10'Ac Oct
7,600
4%c Jun
14c
11c
15c
—1
7.05
6.75
7.15
„1
2.27
2.08
2.27
*
Gold
1
5'Ac
5'Ac
Ormsby Mines
l
21c
20c
6c
25c
43c
"47C
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Lake
Mines
,
.
SeD
Jun
1.80 Feb
32c
Apr
1.86 Jun
15c
8,000
L68
33,170
2.10
2.35
1,100
21c
29c
3,970,250
Nov
y
5
Oct
Jun
8c
.
3.80 July
Jun
Feb
2c
9c
Aug
Oct
9c
Jun
85c July
7%c Jan
,
21c
7.95 Mar
Jun
3%c Jun
12c
Dec
75c July
1.75 July
ll'Ac Oct
1.20 Oct
2.00 Nov
14%c Oct
4'Ac July
12 %o Jun
Jan
14'Ac Feb
;
4.00 Jan
58c
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c Mar
••
-
95c
Oct
14'Ac Sep
21c
Oct
1.26 Feb
2.98 May
•,
22c
Mar
1.90 Jan
3,10 Jan
40c
79c
79c
80c
,3,950
80c
Nov
35c
9c
25c
1.15
1
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Yale Lead ds Zinc—
2.35
2.40
_1
.
13c
1.60
2.28
10c
8%c
10c
15,200
8c
Jun
14o
Mar
16,500
Api
Sep
24c
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Mar
*
-
2.06 Jan
107A
7c
7c
7c
20c
1
19 %c
21c
*
2,000
2,780
v
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Sep
July
Jun
Apr
178,620
13c
1.63
1
-
Windfall
Jun
8,399
34c 48'Ac
*
Mines———
A
Oil
*
Jan
Yankee Canuck Oil
16'Ac Jun
-
Mines
Bear
—
(H G) Mines
Consolidated
Yukeno
1
,
,
45c
'
-
46c
17c
-•
May
7.20 Dec
*
6c
6'Ac
6'Ac
6'Ac
1,000
3c
5c
Jan
May
12c
9c
1.09
1.12
7,800
84c
May
1.30 Nov
12c
14c
1.10
12'Ac
1
„
4'Ac
1
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;
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29'Ac
,
18c
v
41c 42'Ac
7,633
8,500
5c
15,700
27'Ac 29%c
22,000
4c
16c
19c
20,500
10'Ac Dec VDec
Mar
15%c Jan
16c
38c
54c
9c
48c
.
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
32c
42c
4c
Jan
Oct
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•No
9c' Feb
included
43c
—
1
L_ 1
Mines
2.73 Mar
V
Dec
300
Feb
6c
-1
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18'ACMar
4.60 Aug
1.65 Oct
18,300
13,500>
7c
74c
July
•
1
Mines
Zenmac Metal Mines
Obaska Lake Mines
50c
1
1
Surf
Willroy Mines
Jan
18'Ac 19'Ac
824
7'Ac
Malartic
Nov
19c
5,249
*
Western
16c
166,800
1
West
Sep
24'Ac Apr
•
17c
5.25
5.25
Lodge—14c
Western Decalta Petroleum
l
~.l
95c
Western Mines
2
2.60
Jan
3.20 Aug
Oct
45,050
11c ll'Ac
—
1
—
Westburne Oil —:
9c
25c
Sep
Apr
60c
13c
58c
65o
500
—1
Nickel
Werner
Wespac
30
1
—
Sep
Feb
Sep
Mar
Aug
30c
Jan
2c
12,533
-
—
54c
_1
Mines
23c •
147A
56c
:* 6.25
68c <
1.45 Mar
8,600
~
15'Ac 15%c
-
Wasamao
Weedon Mining
Westates
5'Ac
—
1
Mines
Feb
39c
•
Beaucage
Nudulama
20c
Feb
18c
Apr
1.62 Jan
1.53 Mar
37c
Jun
1.30 Jan
14c
Sep
64c;;Jan
23c
Apr
1.96 Feb
1.52 Sep
33c
Jun
:i.25 Jun
12c
1
—
Jan
Sep
41c::? Jan
37'Ac May
3.95 Dec
Exploration
Consolidated
Vandoo
Jan
31c
20c
Mines
Jan
1.20 Jan
,
9%c Dec
8.25
1
Upper Canada Mines-:
50c
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,
Mines
Mar
v56c
Aug
1.82 Jun
1.15 Oct
7.15 Jun
11c 12%c
•
•
Aug
l
Canada
9c
1.80
24c
July
8
May
23c May
3.70 Dec
33c Jun
1.40
—1
Hill
Fortune
27%
31,564
122.629
1
Buffadison
27'Ac
5.90
May
Mar
8.25 Jan
30c
Apr
Oct
Oct *
Oct
Jan
Nov
Jun
Jun
July
Jun
Jan
Oct
1
Oils
1
Northland
Norvalie
5c
5,200
50c
4.00
4.00
I07A
42c
49c
1
Asbestos
United
30
1
Goldcrest
10c
Jan
6'Ac Sep
17c
1
1
United
Apr
1.77
1
1
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
United
—
•
Oil
54c
•
North Rankin
Northspan
9c
1.10
17,500
40,200
31c
1
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Northgate
81,566
229,100
5,964
•
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—
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North
llcl2'Ac
87c
8c
50c
67c
20c
20c
30c
—-
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42c
1.48 Apr
70c
Nov;'-
35c 39'Ac
Triad
25'Ac Jan
-
Nov
16c
1
3.20
Jan
2.85
19'AcJuly
Jan
4c; July
36,200
11,800
14c
26c
8'Ac Apr
10'Ac Mar
1.25 Deq
4c
21,300
16c
3.35
Norgold Mines
14c
8,165
79c
26c
Feb
9c
1.62
71c
13'Ac
38c
19c " Aug
Jun
1.57
79c
Exploration
Trans Canada Exp Ltd
1.25 Oct
Sep
Jun
6c
Oct
5'Ac July
12'Ac Dec
23,391
11,100
23c
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•
lie
40c
:
Sep
Feb
1.39 Jun
1
Oil
4.40
1,58
13'Ac
*
Mines
Silver
Union
93,700
Rouyn Merger-—.
NewoSenator
Jan
Mar
17c
23c July
4'Ac Feb
3c Aug ' #
4.00 Oct
18c
Feb
2'Ac Dec
1
Torbit
Jan
Oct
Oct
3'Ac Jan
6c
Oct
-
5.05
1
1
*
-
Tombill Mines Ltd
29c
30,000
16c
1
14,500
Aug
26c
Dec
Tormont Mines
Mining
61c
18c
7c
91,700
17c
16%c
Mines
125,832
2.18
Oct
Union
3.05
60,500
5,733
9c
5c
28c
20'Ac May
1,000
10c
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
Nickel
Nor
6'Ac
10c
Mines——:
i^ownorth
New
__
•
—
30c
23,000
Feb
193,350
—1
Mines—
29c
36c
a'
May'):'
9%c Apr
95c
Jan
6.20 July
-42c
10c
37c
United Reef
Mines
New
895
34c
16c
8,687
1.32
1
199,596
1.11
37c
Nov
19,858
7c
__
9,667
12c
90c
*
-
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau—
7,500
1
4.80
v
Oct
65c # Sep
7c
Aug
61c
Aug
6c
22,120
5,300
1
.
—
Mines
16c
10c
1.11
10c
3.75 Feb
1.41 Mar
Jun
3'Ac Apr
23c
Oct
11c
15c
—
ll'Ac
Jan
7.30 Oct
^ 1.55 Mar
Oct31c
900
49c
1.60 May
72c
4%c Jun
25c
7c
Jan
1.35 Feb
35c
1.40 Mar
8,360
1.64 Feb
16'Ac Nov
7,000
1.30
18c
1.59
Teck Hughes
Gold
Temagami
Territory Mining
Thompson
Lundmark
68,250
10c
2.04 May
-
13'Ac Nov
13c 14'Ac
Taurcanis
Jun
5c
23c
7,000
98,525
31,640
1.49
Nov
11c
24c
—
23c
20c
2.02
14c
36c
Jan
Apr
21c
—
20c
17c
1.80
1.55
Cons
Transcontinental
1.15
*
23c
19c
2.00
1
42c
36,395
50c
i
4.90 May
20'Ac Jan
—1
Sullivan
Sunburst
16c Mar
4.20 Apr
1.20
Oil
Petroleum
2.78 Nov
200
20,160
Mines
20'Ac July
9,200
11,925
5.30
—
Exploration
12'Ac Jan
13%c Jan
27c
3.20
5.30
—
19,800
Jun
5.00
20c
4.25 May
1.14 Dec
15,000
4'Ac July
1.72 Oct
25c
3.10
24»Ac26»A'c
3.15
,j
1
Gas
3,700
7,925
4.55
1,400
21,721
&
143,453
__
2,330
1.16
23c
Oil
Stanwell
6c
4.90
7.00
1.15
*
!
14c
1
—
6.70
Aug
7'Ac Sep
31'Ac Sep
Oct
1
Oils
Uranium
2.43
1
Holdings
Warrants
New
Southern Union Oils
Nov
6c
1
Calumet
12c
1
Ltd
31c
29c
1
152,875
Mar
14c
Jun
15cl9'Ac
Sep
70c
May
75c
Sep
Nov
8'Ac
Dec
4c
59,076
1
Mines
Jun
4'Ac
__
29c
5,500
1.23
—
50c
Silvermaque
2.24
23c
1
36c
5'Ac
Jun
24c
U:
Jan
32c
Jan
11%
Nov
1.09
6.70
1
Mines
11c
5'Ac
15%c
•
2.75
"
y,
4'Ac Mar
—
1
—
5'Ac
2.25
1
:
—
Mines
New
New
ll'Ac
*
25c
14,305
7,000
32c
1.22
1
Quebec
19c
Nov'
9c
►.£
Oct
11,550
1
Exploration
National
20,000
50c
j.
19'Ac
68,700
845
11,000
12c
1
Towagmac
Creek
Alger
21c
5'Ac
1
Gordon
Mines
Spooner
5c
ll'Ac
50c
Silver Miller Mines
Silver
15c
5'Ac
ll'Ac
1
Goldi—£+.■
7c
Oct
1.10
Gold
14'Ac
1
Jan
1.25 Aug
vv
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5'Ac Dec
l
Metal
Sherritt
22c
5.25
30c
2.30
15c
1
Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
Jan
1.07
87,900
Security
Apr
Aug
2.25
5'Ac
8'Ac
33c
18'Ac
5'Ac
Feb
20c
16%
21c
6c
5c
6'Ac
86c
1.07
2,833
216,200
8c
Oct
2.25
29c
23c
12% May
4'Ac May
•
National
New
42c
6c
25c
Jan
Aug
1.70
Jun
5.25
57c
38c
5'Ac
8.00
1
11,200
20,850
—
6c
28c
Petrol
Satellite
3.00 Feb
1,575
71,100
10c
80c
1
—
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Nama
14%
8c
1
Minerals
Murphy
14
75c
1
l
Mines
71c
8%cJuly
26,334
Aug
83c
I
1.85 Mar
42,200
12
Uran
Consolidated
Band-vRiver
700
25c
11%
—
1
Antonio
San
2.10
20c
11%
Mines
Mines
Sarcee
2.00
23c
*
1
10c
9c
1
Oct
1
.
Athabasca
Rowan
Feb
1
Mines
Minerals
Algom
Rupununi
Ryanor Mining
Feb
1.03
14'A
•
Mines
Moneta
46c
July
43c
Jun
10% Feb
■
Jun
*
1
65c
50c July
Mar
1.15 Jan
18c
Oct
6'Ac
1.90 Jun
25c
Nov
22c22'Ac
32c
:
Mar
4%c
12,500
16,450
22'Ac
-
9.10
15c
Feb
Jan
May
Oct
5c
24,213
•
City Petroleums
Mining Corp.
Dec
75c
8c
134,500
44,100
6,247
13c
—
62c
36c
5.15
22c
12'Ac Mar
•
37c
29c
Dec
1
2.67
36c
2.25
9c
9'Ac Feb
1
61c
8'Ac
1
Mining
Mill
Apr
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron—
Sturgeon
River
Gold
Sudbury Contact
28c
Midrim
Jan
35c
Aug
Starratt Nickel
2.41
Oct
Feb
12'Ac
4c
Sep
62c
3,200
43c
2 28
Jun
7c
Mar
4c
20c
26c
Mines
Dec
18'Ac Sep
13'Ac Dec
'
Oct
121
Apr
10c
2,080
25,100
25c
4c
70c
57,300
27c
26c
Uranium
7.25 Dec
May
1.40 May
3,700
13c
Jan
3.25
Jan
46c
5,500
85c
—
85c
Jun
5.50
Stanrock
31c
5'Ac
•
10'Ac 10'Ac
12'Ac
Rockwin
Feb
24c
Midcon Oil—.
—
May
1.52
51% Feb
52c
Sep
27'Ac
5'Ac
1
1
—
Roche
Apr
14c
Jan
47%
14
2.55
35c
,
& Development_50o
Mines
Oct
8'Ac
__
l
Uranium
7.75
24c
•
Mining
17,350
28c
1
Medallion Petroleums
9.10
44%
__
1
Lake
Red
McWatters Gold Mines
9.00
47%
•
McKenzie
Meta
9.00
1
.
Mines
—
Siscoe
Lake
Manitou
1
Rix
#/!•
Mattagami
Gold
Develop
•
Rio
26c
Jan
36c "-Aug
14'Ac-Apr
25c
Sep
12c
Jan
88c : Feb
i*-57c- Feb
'13c
Jan
Malartic Gold Fields
Copper
Chibougamau
Rexpar
6c
Sep
14c
Sep
1.05 July
:i 6'Ac Feb
Maneast
Ascot
Labrador
Renabie
2.51 Jun
3'Ac July
2c July
74c
Apr
3'AcMar
-
Ltd
31c
Realm
31c
Jun
6'Ac Sep
1.30 Jun.
2.00 May
26,000
1
Lake
16c
Producers
Radiore
4.35 Jun
3.10 Apr
1,750
24,330
1
Cockshutt
Red
3.25
Gas
Ltd
1
Rio
Macassa
Mines
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
7'Ac Sep
1
Louvicourt
1
9,500
3,850
Mining
Quonto Exprolations Ltd
Dec
16,100
Lorado Uranium Mines
2%cMay
5,000
*
16c
44,920
19c
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
May
Dec
17 %c
34,225
Quemont
1.70 Jun
14c
80c
18c
1,975
42c
48c
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
9'Ac Sep
1.99 July
39c
Jan
2.43 Jan
14c July
20c
Sep
1
Gas
28%
45c
Quebec Mattagami
1.46 Mar
5c
27'A
33'Ac
Quebec
Jan
Dec
36,800
42c
Quebec Lithium
Jun
1.05 Sep
5,980
57,100
62c
49c
Quebec
Jun
25c
1,000
Leitch Gold Mines
4.18
4.25
61c
9c 10'Ac
56c
28%
Quebec
Jan
54c
57c
61c
1
Quebec
4.10 Jun
Feb
57c
10'Ac
50c
Oils
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Dec
•
Preston
30% May
3.45 Jan
3,200
__
Rouyn Gold
Prairie Oil Roy
7.95 Jan*
2.60
.
Aug
31c
13,600
17c
•
Gas
Aug
Dec
66c
16c
1
;
Uranium
Provo
Feb
L700 ;
64c
1
Mines
Prospectors Airways
28c
23,700
72,810
1
Gold
&
__
17c
1
Development
Ponder
ll%cMay
2.43
1
•
Sep
Jun
13c
300
2.95
30'Ac
—
*
American
3.80
83c
Minerals
Ltd
47c
19'A Sep
12c
80c
&
Gas
Jan
Feb
7%c Apr
18c
12c
10c
29c
^
Jan
16'Ac
33c
9c
3.20
11c
17c
'
1
10c
Powell
;
12c
1
10%
Jun
8c
Placer
Oct
44c
69c
24%c July
7,250
32,750
3.70
*
Gold
Langis Silver
Latin
18c
1
Mines
Lamaque
42,054
38,900
2.76
I
Mines
1.65
Ore
Oil
1.15 Dec
July
May
6.40 Dec
2,677
1
Lake
__
Pitch
!_
13c
1
30c
Co
Crow
Place
22'Ac
1
—
»
Oil
Oil
Jan
35c
Jun
—
Kirkland
Townsite
32'Ac Sep
Oct
6.95
1
Pickle
24c
3.15
Mines
Petrol Oil &
Phillips
__
Oil
&
Gold
25'Ac Mar
July
30c
66c
Kilembe
Kirkland
May
l.io
74c
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
7c
28'Ac
__
l
Keeley
Frontier
Apr
1.00 Jun
10c Mar
_1
-
Consol
Gas
Peruvian
40c
Oct
13c
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Gold
Sep
1
:
Mines
Kenville
17c
21c
Nov
4'Ac Aug
375,300
15,300
61,550
27,400
.•
Mines
Quebec Mines:
Joutel
33,850
23'Ac26'Ac
5c
5'Ac
1
:
Gold
Jonsmith
23c24%c
25c
1
Mines
Joburke
23c
35C
Jacobus
Gold
International
Paymaster
Perron
Jack
isc
6.30
vac
36c
et>c
isc
6.40
Jun
31,950
11,200
88c
_6.50
Pax
56c
41c
48c
1
Feb
1.09
—
_♦
Jan
1.00
12%
';
Mines
54c
49'Ac
38c
6 60
—20c
Paramaque
20% Mar
Low
12%
20c
17c
40c
Shares
#
Pete—
Oct
1.00
—
Palliser
Jun
8c
25'Ac
for Week
l
;
Patino Mining
Pato Consolidated
»
-
''
Petroleums
Warrants
Apr
59%
12% Jun
1
—
2.90
May
1
:
:
Pacific
15 % Mar
2.05 Mar
3,315
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
30c
}
-
—.
Iso Mines
26%
,
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Dec
Jun
1
——
Bay
2.70
18%
1
Copper Mines—
Mines
Iron
2.05 Mar
5,615
52 %
16y2
Friday
«
High
5,925
17%
13c
2.50
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hydra Exploration
Low
2.60
23%
52% '
•
Hudson Bay Oil
High
2.41
3.00
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—
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STOCKS
12%11%
12%
11%
•
—
m
c.
Range for Year 1962
22%
23% •*'
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class A
Class B--—;
Howey
Low
2.60
1
Gold
(Range for Week Ended January 1 1)
Sales
for Week
STOCKS
41
Oct
1.15 Feb
par
in
value,
year's
a
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's range). d Deferred delivery sale. (not
e Selling ex-Interest.
fFlat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
wd "When delivered,
range),
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
range),
.
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.
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•
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(178)
National and Eastern List of Over-The- Counter Securities
furnished
quotation
the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
asked quotations are obtained from
following bid and
Th*
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•
distribution
;z
z 8 z.
Abbey Rents --u.—~
1
Acme
Electric Corp
—-1
Associates—.
10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*
Adler Electronics Inc.
10c
Aerotest Labs Inc—
.——10c
11%
Corp
Aerovox
Magnethermic Corp
Ajax
Albee
30%
21%
1
20%'
13%
1
12%
1
17 .'
Cannon Mills common
6%
25
z 4%
5%
6%
6%
3%
Caressa
'
10c
3
American
American
American
American
American
Anchor
Corp
Anelex
11 %
5%*
7%
Utilities
Citizens
Class B
4'/a
3%
13 y4
12 VB
33%c
28%
8%
Corp cl A
10
Coleman Engineering Co Inc__ 1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co
•
Colonial Stores Inc
2%
19%
Gas
Credit
Co
9%
10%
23 Vz
25%
2Vz
National
Cole
3%
15%
3%
2%
Prod
Inc
Colorado
Gas
Interstate
15%
Colorado
Milling
56 y4
Colorado
49%
51%
$1.25
preferred
3%
Colorite
6%
7%
Commerce
3Vz
4%
Inc_
common
1
1
Inc—
16%
24%
Co_10
/
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8%
6 %
,
Consolidated
6%
Z'W/z
Consolidated
Inc
19%
243%
1%
12%
13%
15%
17
5
_25c
1
Atlantic Utilities Corp
Automatic Retailers: of
4%
37%
Oil
Aztec
Baltimore
93%
16%
17%
1
Chem—50o
Electric
21%
Iron
Belmont
Bemis
Corp
Bros
Bird
Si
List
Beranek
Bon Ami
Boston
7%
19%
21%
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Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
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—1
$1.20 preferred
25
Bristol Dynamics Inc
lo
British-American Const & Mat-5
Brockway Glass Co Inc
5
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
10
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush
Beryllium
'5%
6%
20
21%
3
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7%
8
20%
22 y4
38
41%
For
Inc__
As Co
footnotes,
20c
1
Eastern Racing Association
Utilities Associates
Eckerd Drugs of Fla
Eastern
Laboratory
Corp
Ltd
Steel
As
9%
43/4
29
12%
lOo
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44.
7%
27%
4%
11%
37%
6%
25 y4
Ellon
Instruments Inc
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
7%
Elizabethtown
8%
Elk
Horn
Coal
Water
Corp
50c
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3
33/4
10%
4
12
,
,
4 »/8
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49 y4
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1
5
Capital Corp
Corp
Herrlngton Co
Industries
Marmon
Marrud
Marsh
Inc
& McClennan
Hudson Pulp 4b Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
—24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production, Co__
Corporation
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc
Huyck
1
Ilikon Corp
Income
Indian
Industries
Marshall
Head Mills
$1.25
Inc
preferred
com
Company
*
.
•
5%
25%
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25%
243 8
Miller
Mfg Co
22%
-24 Vb
29%
10
,27V2
297/8
Timer Corp
1
Information for Industry-—25c
6%
•:'14%
Instrument-Systems
Insurance
Corn
Securities
Inc
25c
*
Inter-County Tel Ac Teleg-4.16%
Intermountain Gas Co
1
37 Vb
International Bank of Wash—.1
27%
International Cablevislon "A" lOo
14%
16 V*
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Flavors
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Fragrance
50c
3
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27%
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32%
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42%
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47/a
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29%
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2
A
1
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Mississippi Glass Co
—10
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Mississippi Valley Gas Co
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Missile
Missouri
Systems
Utilities
Mite Corp —
Homes
Co
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r-1
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Mohawk Rubber Company
1
4
63/4
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7%
9%
10%
26 Va
24%
22 Va
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8
4%
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17
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6%
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27%
24%
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Minneapolis Gas Co
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v
1
1
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Miniature Precision Bearings—
Milton Bradley
8%
; 7
28
30%v
5
5
500
Mexican Light Ac Pwr Co com-*
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—13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co..2.50
Microdot Inc
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Midland Capital Corp
1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
7%
Milgo Electronics Corp
1
Hat Co.
.
5
19
12%
1
—1
Publishing Co
Inc
Bros
27 V4
Inc
4y4
17%
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Metcom
Miller
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5
.
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1
73/a
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.
35%
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Merchants Fast Motor
22%
1
13%
12%
1
1
250
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2
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1
Metal Hydrides
7%
23%
6%
50c
93/4
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33%
Mechanical
Meredith
23
6%
8%
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Maust Coal Ac Coke Corp
1
Maxam
51
48
26%
Melpar Inc
4q ya
21
20%
Z33/a
28 Vz
43 %
12%
10%
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Medco Inc class A
10c
,
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26%
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18%
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Z
26%
20%
34%
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Indianapolis Water Co
Inc—
103/a22%
V 9%
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Mary Carter Paint class A
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
43/a
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37/a
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24%
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Marlene
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47 Vb
13
MacDonald (E F) Co———33%0
Madison Gas Ac Electric Co—8
Marine
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833/4
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4
173/4
44%
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
Magnefax Corp
Magnetics Inc
33/a
2% '
3%
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—
8%
3%
4
16
Drug
Ludlow
,
26%
3
Steel
Star
Longs
27
.
5
263/4
3%
Louis Lesser
McLouth Steel Corp
20%
•
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4Vz
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2
Enterprises cl A_10c
Lowe's Companies Inc
1
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83/4
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9Vz
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Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B>
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Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
1
Xdthonia Lighting Inc———*
8
27 V4
8%
11 %
14%
Liberty
Inc
Maxson Electronics Corp
McLean Industries class A
24%
4
8%
26%
23%
7%
21
Electrada Corp
1
Electro Consolidated class A-50O
Electro Instruments
l
•
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7
25c
16%
6%
7%
14%
43%
1
15 y4
35
12%
41
EICO
Corp
100
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1
Electronic Accounting Cardl
Electronics Capital Corp
1
Electronics Int'l Capital
£1
Elgeet Optical Co
1
_5
Hot Shoppes Inc
Houston Natural Gas Corp.
Houston Oil Field Material
20%
Electro-Tec
;
Horizon
43/8
Electrolux
A—25
Hoover Co class A
43%
11%
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9%
9
39%
3%
31%
21%
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21
28%
•
7 Vb
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50c
70c
Inc——1
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Lewis
Mastan
v
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223/4
23%
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—
30 3/8
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,
10
High Vdltage Engineerng Corp_l
Holiday Inns of America^
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Edgewater Steel Co
Paso
&
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Products
Levitt
(DC)
3%
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Henry's Drive-in Inc
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J.9
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10%
1
6%
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56
46%
5
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11
123/4
27 %
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11%
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25
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8%
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Lake Ontario Portland Cement
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22%
2
31%
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32%
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273/4
52%
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Cosco
8 Vb
35
6.25
Maradel Products
Haghn Chemicals Ac Controls—1
Hajoca Corp
1
52%
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17%. /
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73/4
28%
4%
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Edgcomb
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7
25%
Corp
Durlron Company
Dymo Industries Inc
Ecuadorian
17%
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18%
20
Dumas
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17 V*
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Drackett Company
Dravo Corporation
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29%
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28 y4
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.
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Bowl-Mor Company
Bowman Products Co
Bowser
Handmacher-Vogel
19%;
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8%
Gyrodyne Co of America!———1
Hamilton
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1
19%
Capital Corp—1
5%
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18%
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1
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3%
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1
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16%
48
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5
Corp
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Diversa
7%
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16%
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15%
10
Boston
Bowmar
19%
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19%
i
18 Vb
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5
16
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1
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Grinnell Corp.
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Grolier
Dunlap Inc—
Growth Capital Incl
21
*
22
3%
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5
8%
2
Green Mount Power Corp
Greenfield
Real Estate
33
24%
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Capital
l
4%
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30%
33%
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Bryson
9%
10%-
15
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5
1
Ind Inv
Wash
(A
41%
58
Publishing
Business
Bohn
Bolt
Si
7%
6%
5
22%
.
Power
Sivalls &
Black
Blue
Inc
Son
Hills
6%
1
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31
Hathaway Inc.,
57%
5%
5
1
10
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Beryllium Corp
—50c
Slllups Eastern Petroleum
1
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1
Binney & Smith Inc
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Black
14%
14%
54
Green
33
Digitronics
10
12% Z
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Greater
Diebold
34%
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26%
147/a
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Globe Rubber Products——*
7%
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—-25
Co
Leasing Co———.1.
Berman
9
8%
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•
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Dictaphone Corp. -————5
43%
12%
12%
Z
22%
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-15%
56%
32%
■
11%
7%
Inc———-1
Specialties
preferred
Dixie Dinettes Inc
Beneficial Corp
Bernz
.
40%
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Berkshire Gas Oo
Berkshire
53%'
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114 y4
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16%
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Glickman
Corp class A
1
4
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276
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10
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Detroit International Bridge
1
8%
7%
6%
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6%
Delta
1
1
Manufacturing Co
Isle
Machine
Darling <L A) Co
Data-Control
Systems
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
10
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20%
13%
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7%
1
4%
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93/a
5,
Geophysics Corp of America-fiOc
Giannini Scientific Corp
10c
Giddlngs Ac Lewis Mach Tool—2
15%
11%
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16%
Properties class A
Govt Employees Financial
10%
9%
General Waterworks Corp
35.
3%
12 %'
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17%
2ya
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General Aniline Ac Film
General Drive-lD Corp
8
Industries
Dallas
8
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A
19%
25%
,
23%
Co
w-—-W--.--10
Gem International
70c
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Moore Drop Forging Co
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Morningstar-Paisley Inc
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11%
3iy4
6%
5%
1
Inc
10c
69i/2
10
11
1
12
Tobin Packing Co
3
25
Tokheim Corp
5
26%
Tonka Toys Inc
1
27
Towmotor Corp
1
23%
-Trans-Air System Inc
10c
31%
Trans-Coast Inv Co
5
17
Transcontinental Bus System—1
22'A
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c
22%
Transcontlnent TV class B—2.50".-/n7/8
Transcont Investing A
1
8i/2
Transistor Specialties
10c
4%
1
50c
•
/
qv4
97/3
5g
lc
20%
2.50
'24%
National Stock Exchange
Range
Ainslie
Corp
Ansonla
Camp
Wire
Golconda
8%
T V
51/4
Wells
Leasing
MSI
&
Cable
Insurance
Mining
Credit
Corp
—
1.60
.1
8.90
Corp
—
■
lOe
25e
50c
1.60
400
Range for Year 1962
Low
! High
Nov
1.40 Oct
90c
7.40
1,900
1,900
2.90 Nov
1.80
300
2.00
45c
45c
1.40
1.40
300
,
90c
__
—
75c
—
—
90c
/
T50May
300
45c
1.40
—
7.00 Nov
3.20 July
3.40
1.70
1
8.90
2.90
>
1
250
Nashville Electronics
Development Corp
Industries
Corp
1.30
3.40
*
(units)
for Week
Shares
1.90
lOo
Service—:
-
Low
1
Chemical Co
Colorado
10c
44.
Range
of Prices
High
Sale Price
'United Artists Theatre Circult_l
1
6%
2.50 ■f;-22%
Last
Par
15%
v
'
January 11
Week's
Sales
Ending
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
^ •,
.
7%
19%
see page
18%
/Tucson Gas El Lt & Pwr
"21" Brands Inc
Uarco Inc
Unlshops Inc
34
1
Corp
1
Pete__33% florins
Foods
Treesdale Labs Inc
Trico Products Corp
Tropical Gas Co
4%
5c
Furniture
Dutch
-
8J/2
1
Transogram Co Inc
4
501/4
;
8%c
Mfg Co
-
55%
66 y2
1
Inc
Marie Reid
Rotron
Rowe
Mfg
21 %,
•/
•
1
Robertson
Rockwell
411/4
"
Inc
Roadway Express Inc
Robbins
8%
3
Rice Mills
8%
10*/a'
Tip-Top Products class A
19%
-*•
1
Remco
Ridge
Lewis
Timely
A
6Vs
1
1
25c
;
Time Inc —'—
_20c
13 XA
Thompson (H t) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods Inc
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
Tidewater Marine Service
1
1
—J
1
Reading & Bates Offshore
Reheis
Inc
1
Radio Shack Corp
2
14%
—
26%
—
6%
14%
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp
1
Texas Butadiene & Chem
1
Texas Industries Inc
1
Texize Chemicals Inc
1
Therm-O-Dlsc Inc
Thomasvllle Furniture Indus—5 3
53/4
1
3V4
21%
97/s
Corp class A
Terminal Transport Co
27'/a
32%
Public Svc of No Carolina
24'/2
•
Tenney
*
5
5
Hamp
Mex
17%
19%::
22%
Television Shares Mangment—lo
Telex Inc
-1
Tenn Nat Gas Lines Inc
1
6'/a
Products Research
60%
35
1-3
Teleflex "Ltd •
Telephones Inc
Potter
Electric
America
67%
31
56%
Co—7'A
of
8%
133%
13 Vz
Inc
Portland
Genl
4%
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking Co class A—50c
Tastee Freez Industries
67c
Taylor Corp
—3
Taylor Devices
25c
Taylor Instrument Co
5
Technical Measurement Corp 20c
10
Co
23
14%
,
Systron-Donner Corp
Szabo Food Service.
Talley Industries Inc
Tamar Electronics Indus
Polychrome -Corp^-X.-.-..*--.—i-l.
Popell (L F) Co
10c
Potash
99
5
3
_
Susquehanna Corp
Swank Inc
891/2
25
PneumoDynamics
Pocket
6%
Inc—50c
Co
Gas
Stevens
100
31
' 25Mas
,
5y4
Inc——
Sub
pfd
Co
72
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
Super Market Distributors Inc.l
11%
Corp
Philadelphia
Photon Inc
2nd
L)
22%
Standard Register
Standard Screw Co —20
Stanley Home Products Inc
5
Stanley Works
lo
star Market cn
1
State Loan & Finance Corp A_1
Stein Hall
1
Strategic Materials Corp
1
Strawbridge & Clothier
5
Stubnitz Greene Corp
l
Superior Electric Co
1
38 %-
14%
Paul
(Ed
33
1
Standard Fruit & SS com_2.50
Preferred
•
Standard Motor Prod Inc A
2
7%
13%
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_l0c
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Petrolitd Corp
conv
Wlegand
15%
10
1
Fibre
4.92%
4
5%
71V2
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Standard & Poor's Corp
8%
Peter
2
Co
Standard Beryllium
Co„1
Perini
Electric
A—1
2%
187/a
——.—2
Chemical
102 %
11%
35%
1
cl
11%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co_»
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr—8
Penobscot
3%
25c
100
—
7 £'■
18%
1
30%
Inc
Co
Bros.
preferred
11
Producing Co—1
Spector Freight System
77/3
9%
(M F) Dental Supply *
Petroleum
Pauley
4.64%
Tennessee Gas Trans-
26%
1
—-1
Parchmnt Paper
Patterson
Co
*
Co_10
Inc '
P'arker-Hannifin COrp
Paterson
Gas
10c
Southwestern States Tele
special Metals Inc
24%
—_——1;;
Gas
Co
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
21 y4
•
.
Panacolor Inc
Utilities
Southwestern Electric Svc Co
7%
Vegetable Oil Corp——5
Instrument ":Co-—^
20c .',
Packard
Co
27
-
1
Brewing
Pacific
Corp
Water
5
Pabst
:•
37/!
10
Security Stock Issues
Bid
Par
——2
Investment
1
Corp
Soroban Engineering class A—1
South Shore Oil & Develop—10c
Old Ben Coal Corp
;
3%
-
3%
Okla Miss River Prod Line-—-lc
-
—
3%
.
Yellow Transit Freight Lines__l
11%
York Research Corp class A—1
5%
Zayre Corp —
———18%
Zero Mfg Co
1
47%
Zonolite Company —,-T., ,,rir 1
9%
Zura Industries —,—^^,,.1,
e
12%
Co_10
10c
♦
Corp
Corp
Inc
Yardney Electric
20%
cl
Corp
xtra
22
Gas
A
e
15
Wyle Laboratories
'
mi/
137/0
Wyandotte
14%
Steel
ig>/»
q 1/
5%
Wear
Wurlitzer
x8%
*
15
12.50
5
Enterprises
Wrather
60%
—10
26%
Company
Conversion
work
1
Sons
Natural
Wometco
ov
A__2
Co
Works
"%
25%
Wolf Corp class A
16%c
Corp
Watson Bros Transport
Wayne-George Corp
Siegel
16
cl
—r.—,,T..Tfr,
Brothers
Warshow (H) &
16 %
50c
Brothers
Warren
35
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5
Shulton Inc class A—.——50c
Products
Corp
Swasey Co
J
7.50
Wisconsin Power & Lt Co
22%
2
31 v
If"
|i
I_3
Winston-Muss
1
Inc
llv
293/!
50c
Wln-Chek Industries Inc..
10/8
1
341/!
5
Hv
Glbbs Sewing Mach.l
Wlllcox &
Wood
29
1^1/
»
Corp
Electric
10%
50c
(Jim)
Warner
7%
.
(John)
Machine
Whiting
8
loo
Reed Inc class A
Inc
20y2
lc
Cement
Vitlmix
&
,£%
10%
*
20%
j
Wilcox
?1 (f
in
73v!
Co—l
Power
45/a
12%
Smelt
Co
?ai>
10%
lOc
Sexton
Corp—
Oklahoma
Inc
5
&
20 %
co!::i5
p.,
Whitln
Ww
17 /2
50c
Inc
Selas Corp of America^—-I
Sel-rex Corp
—l
.
1
10
Co
Lines
29
Co.—
6
26 %
5
Inc
5%
5?v
5
Publishing
Weyerhaeuser Company
^/4
5
1
Company
Virginia Chemicals
Walbaum
20%
1
Service
Recovery
*
50o
8
32%
84%
1
Inc
Water
Mfg
17%
Ocean Drill & Exploration
Oil
Vector
6%
.
1
I9y4
84%
Co__3
26
Fair Mills
26%
class B—1
4
Western
Western
Vanity
Co
Transmission
Western
16%
137/3
&
™es.tern
43%
2
10c
—
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v
?
lo
Western Mass
Companies
Natural Gas
2
Vance Sanders &
>'■
10c
aas
Ll«ht & Telephone
Co
Electronics
14%
♦
Inc
Nytronics
Vacuum
4%
55%
Corp—1
Chicago
Nutone
37/a
1
Ohio Gas Co______
Sesiern Kentucty
125/8
43/!
1
Corp!!!
Corp
Corp
Security Columbian Banknote_2
Seismograph Service Corp
1
9'/2
Service
Chemical Co
Noxema
10c
Mining
Industries
30
14%v
5
Gas
.1.
S
Waddell
10c
Gas
V.
28
lOc
&
&
20%
12 Va
Nat
15
Const
Utilities
Amer cl A
Co class A
Financial
Coast Telephone Co
Westcoast
itt
fiS
19%
Co__9
Buildings
Utah
3%
Company
Gas
'
4%
of
Penn Power Co.
ZZZZZZ*
S^est Polnt Manufacturing Co 5
20%
5
Power
24%
23%
Ontario
5
Lines
Inc
14 %
_4
Inc
Lines
Van
Amer
Utilities
Upper Penninsular
Uris
Seatrain
63/8
1U
Chemicals
Nixon-Baldwin
1
United
8%
38%
1
—
1
Truck
13
Tube
Ask
*v
West
Sugar Corp
States
12
*
Company
West
10%
Servateria
States
10
2
1
Trap Rock™.—
Nicholson File
Nielsen
Inc
10%
States
8
Assocs
West
Corp.l
United
United
10c
_
6%
*
•
Foresman
Wesco
l
Bid
iis/8
i
—
Wellington Mgnt
14%
10
Leasing Corp
Realty Invest
Vahlsing Inc
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Van Camp Sea Food Co
Research
Welded
16%
United
•
Scientific
19%
18
32%
36%
Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
New
Preferred
Sealed Power Corp—
Searle (G D) & Co..
'
10
Elec Assn_8
New
States
Welch
10%
1
10
42
*
Scrip to Inc class A—
Sea Pak Corp
73/4
Inc
New England Gas &
New
12
-'J——---2 //
50c
Co
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States
United
6%
1
Corp
Envelop com
' Par
Webb (Del E.... '
;
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Welssberg, (H.R.) Corp class A~1
_
37%
1
Servomation
States
^
*
A
Scott
13%
1
*
Rental
United
5%
—
10%
Corp
Investors
Realty
Work-Clothes
United
7%
10c
Inc
Electronics
Science
6%
'
Prod
United
4%
37,:
Co
Del
Corp
Scot Lad Foods Inc
1
Scott & Fetzer Co—
-^—5
Scott (O M) & Sons class A-100
Scott & Williams Inc
5
Scott/ Aviation Corp
1
4%
4%.
Development.lc
Petiodlcal
Nesbitt
5
50c
50c
A
Corp
—
National
Nat'l
15%
OH Corp
Gas
National
10%
'
of
Nuclear
1
Schaevitz Engineering
Schleld Bantam Co
Schlitz (Jos) Brewing
Schneider (Walter J)
Science Capital Corp
18%
National
Tubular
Illuminating
Investors
United
1
A
Savin Business Machines
157/„
Cleaning Contractors_l
Food
Products Corp.l
National
class
Drilling Co
Scantlin
11%
25%
Nashua Corp _^i--~-----1.66%
National
Aeronautical
Corp—1
Associates
Fe
Sawhill
5%
C0»-—-~--.——3
Fabric
Santa
48
Company—1.25
Narragansett Capital
1
Chemical
1
Savannah Elec & Power Co^__.5 :
'
8%
——*
Cookie Co
Sanders
10
-
United
27%
Corp——
10o
6t Croix Paper Co—.—.-.^.12 %[
St Louis Capital
1
San Jacinto Petroleum Corp
1
23
••
—1"
United
6
1
Rust Craft Greeting Cards
;
4%
_!
Sal tier aft
1
9%
5
Morton \ Mfg
Mosler Safe- Co«~-—-i'-i
Stover
(Quotations for Friday, January 11)
Mm MM MU Par
:
45c
4.30 Aug
2.00 Sep
Dec
1.70 Mar
1.20 Aug
3.50 Mar
/ 700
!!:
30c
800
40c
—
J
40c
Dec
-
Dec
Dec
180 Mar
5.20 Ma*
65c
Nov
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(180)
National and Eastern! List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid
Par
Funu—.———-—.—Hbc
Mutual Funds-r-
1
6.23
6.87
1.25
American Business Shares.:
1
American Growth Fund Inc__lc
American Investors Fund—_—1
American Mutual Fund Inc——1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fd.l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
7.57
Fund
Inc
Custodian
Keystone
2.31
Advisers
K-2
1
4.94
5.39
6.01
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
20.85
22.75
Fund)
~9.49
1.62
S-4
4.59
5.01
10.79
11.73
Lexington
Life
Insurance
9.52
10.40
Life
Insurance
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Boston Fund Inc new.—
,1
11.62
12.10
9.41
Investing—~—50c
Fund Ltd-i^--«-~--—-1
Lincoln
13
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_50c
Maryland
Casualty—
_1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—5
5.49
6.01
Amer
1
14.87
15.75
American
.1
1
Inc
5.96
Ins
Co
Life
11.83
Amer
Mercury
16.76
18.32
Amer
Nat
1
11.85
12.92
American
a28.92
Bankers & Shippers
10.28
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund---*
al4.71
Bankers
14.36
Managed Funds—
13.62
6,54
Street
10.82
1
Inc
12.43
--—r-}
Blue
1
Inc
Fund
7.15
Trust
Stk
27%
51%
66'A
Nationwide Corp class A
2.50
17%
2
63%
67%
New
Hampshire Insurance——5
33%
36%
1
29
307/8
New
York
42
45%
5
38'A
44
46%
(N J)
Casualty
2.92
3.19
Combined
18.06
Petroleum
lc
2.41
3.20
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
11.29
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lo
2.93
10.33
2.81
3.07
Connecticut
Gen
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
——
Massachusetts
10.22
13.31
6.32
6.91
11.36
xlO.76
11.76
>11-81
12.91
Medical Securities Fund Inc
9.43
10.31
Morton
9.73
10.63
Inc...
1
Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Fund
v
9.48
B
18.69
16.73
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
Baton
10
20c
10.02
6.07
Inc
—2.50
Income—1
,3.95
4.92
>.-7.90
8.54
for
2.50
6.72
7.34
9.95
10.87
9.80
10.65
l
inc
8.05
9.17
Scudder Fund of Canada
2.75
10.05
7.61
1
Shares—1.25
Shares in Amer Industry Inc—1
Shareholders Trust of Boslon__l
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
5.22
5.73
Stein
12.38
13.56
6.50
Trust—-—1
7.07
7.03
a4.81
Income Fund
Investors
Incorporated
6.16
7.81
8.54
9.15
10.00
6.95
1
1
| 7.60
Foundation Fund
4.75
9.68
10.58
Wellington
11.02
12.04
Whitehall Fund
10.90
11.79
Investment
Trust
Boston—-1
of
Group Funds—
Winfield
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors
Stock
Investors
Selective
!
Fund
17.66
Investors Variable Payment
Fd
10.99
6.32
5.76
11.17
12.21
1
34.73
35,42
Mutual Fund
1
al2.8Q
Inc
(The)
(Investment
(Medium
B-3
Bonds)
Grade
Priced
(Low
1
Recent
1
American
Tel
&
4%s
1994
Burlington
Carrier
5%s
Industries
24.97
26.06
Ohio
24.66
Second
15.55
16.97
Westminster
102'A
102%
Pacific
70
78
131
137
100'/a
102%
1982
Columbia Gas & Elec 4%s__1987
Edison 4%s
Duke
4'As
108
102.16
103.16
3%S Sep
15, 1972
101.16
,104
102.16
105
4%S Feb
20, 1974—-———
4%S Feb
Inc
Exchange
Fd_
Inc..
Inc
.1992
3'/as
99 3A
100
Dated
3%s
5-
a77.53
3.10s
6- 4-62
3.15s
al4.94
3.45s
Feb
28,
1963
5%s
78
81'/a
1965
89
93'/a
Tennessee
Textron
1971
90
94'/a
'lew England
99%
West
Power
4%s—11992
102 3A
102%
102%
Westcoast
ww_1970
91
951/2
U S
5 %s
Penn
99.993
99.976
99.978
Apr
95.6
101.2
93.4
93
May 23,
99.702
May 31,
99.641
99.648
June
99.593
June 13,
112
14,
1963
99.528
99.536. /
100%
100%
Mar
21,
1963
99.468
99.478
Mar
22,
1963
99.466
99.473
July
Mar
.
6,
'June 20,
107
Mar
June 27,
5.
28,
1963
99.412
99.422
July
Apr
4,
1963
99.356
99.367
July 15,
109
112
Apr
11,
1963—
99.299
99.311
Oct
15,
117%
120'/a
Apr
15,
1963
99.267
99.280
Jan
15,
108
115
102'A
102%
FOOTNOTES
A... 1988
91 Va
94'/a
•No
1988
94%
97%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
FOR
value,
tNew
Ask
4-62
6-
3-63
100.2
100.4
1-62
7-
1-63
100
100.2
8-1-63
100
99.30
11-
1-62
12-
3-62
9-
3-63
99.31
100.1
1-
2-63
10-
1-63
99.31
100.1
<
Bills
Bid
Ask
99.253
99.240
99.198
99.184
99.124
99.139
99.083
99.027
99.761
99,697
99.585
-
Bid
Due
Dated
May 16,
99.754
—
102%
-
94.20
94
93.28
100.30
99.010
102
5%s
95.10
102.1
94.16
1963
100'/a
1970
100.23
99.067
99
.1992
96.8
100.13
1963
102'A
4%s
97.2
103.5
9,
1971
Trans
C
Ask
100
4'As
97.29
103.4
9-
3.15s wi
1970
Power
series
3.10s
3.15s
;:/y'
r' Qv ^
1982
.1984
Industries
.y'
4%s. 2001
5s ww
98'/a
:
5s
Tel
Trans
5s debentures
102%
Broadway Bldg 5'/2s
—
1963
7,
————
1963
1992
100.1
100.4
100.2
/
•
99.992
1963
5s
100.31
10-
99.815
Sthern
165
1, '
•
99.809
14,
1987
99.31
4- 1-63
5- 1-63
3.20s
1963
21,
4%s
3.35s
100.1
May
105'/a
Electric
// Rate
Ask
99.31
99.869
1013A
4%s
Oct
99.923
103
Lousiville & Nashville RR—
1%S
Ask
100.31
101.31
1. 1967——.
15, 1967
1, 1967
99.865
101 »/a
5%s
l'As Apr
3%s Aug
99.921
.1985
Engl
104.24
100.21
1,1966
l'/aSOct
1963
Feb
Gas
97.16
102
100.8
100.11
.
1963—
100%
Feb
Amer
103.16
96.4
15,1966
1%S Apr
1,1966——
4s
Aug 15, 1966
24,
100%
108'/a
Mass
,
.,.4
1963
101%
New
97.24
107.24
103.3
15, 1965
31,
7,
1967
107.16
96.30
Feb
3%S
Jan
17,
Jan
1992
George
2-62
1963
1984
ww
3'As Nov
Jan
4'As. .1987
104.24
97.27
1,1965
Oct
100%
15,
Hilton
6s
7-
Jan
Georgia Power 4%s
Hotel
l'As
104
ww..
103.16
103.2
l'As Apr
1, 1965
4%s May 15,1965—
100'A
5s
102.24
100.29
1, 1964——
4%8 NOV, 15, 1964——
101%
Edison
99.16
102.12
101.16
100.29
I%s Oct
1992
Republic Pictures 4s
100.12
Bid
Maturity—
1977
1995
4%s_1992
Am
—
Treasury Notes (Continued)5s
Aug 15, 1964
3%S Aug 15, 1964--
4-6399 31/641001/64
Bid
Ask
111 %
St
Apr
1, 1970
5'As July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1, 1970*1967
United States Treasury
conv—1976
Hotel
20, 1970
3'As
100.29
Bid
Due
3- 4-63
,-w
Southern
4s
15, 1969
5'/8s Feb
100.2
100.4
99.24
100.16
100.6
99.9
101.20
98.21
102.7
—
2-
1-62
8- 1-62
al0.36
102%
Calif
4%s Mar 20, 1969
101.12
101.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
a42.46
G
&
„
4'As Mar 20, 1968
100.5
100.6
100.12
100.7
100.3
100.4
100.10
100.5
———
~
101
Gas
2, 1966
4%s July
Ask
—
a9.31
102%
Quebec Nat
s
Bid
-
Panhandle Eastern PL 4%s_1982
E
-
100
15,1963——
100.2
1%S Apr
1,1963—99.22
4s
May 15, 1963
100.14
3'As May 15, 1963
—J— ' 100.4
1'AS Oct
1,1963—
99.7
4%s Nov 15, 1963
—
101.18
1%S Apr
1,1964
98.19
4%s May 15, 1964
102.5
3%s May 15, 1964
100.27
Sheraton Co of
1977
-
-
■.
Feb
Feb
Service
■.
3'As May
4'/as
Lt
&
—
15, 1963—
Public
;
21, 1966
Aug
3 'As
105%
5'As
102
20, 1965
15, 1963*-—
3%S Nov 15, 1963
——
Treasury Notes—•
2%s Feb 15,1963
107
Gas
Trailer
Feb
3%s
105
Fruehauf
12,1973—
10.1977
3 %S May 15, 1963
Bid
101.20
101.8
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
103'/2
Natural
1992
Dec
18, 1963
Apr 25, 1963—
May
2. 1963-
4'As
Petroleum
Pow
20, 1965
4s
5s
El
&
20, 1964—
Oct
100.28
Maturity—
al5.16
Fund
Fund
Oct
100.1
103.16
a21.97
-
20, 1964
4s
Certificate of Indebtedness—
a20.10
——
Fund—;
99.30
100.11
100.3
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Mar
Paso
Jun
5.52
a82.65
Inc—
100.2
103.24
4'As Apr
100.24
-
X5.05
al0.87
Inc
19623
10/1972——
Aug 10, 1971
4'As Sep 10, 1971
6.55
1
.
12, 1972
Sep
4 '/as
5.99
6.94
Fund
..
3%8 Feb
100
12, 1966
19.14
14.10
,100.1
99.31 160.1
99.30 4qo m
4%s
Dec
9.91
"V 7.72
t< Ask
2%S May
4s
Mar 11, 1968
17.61
6.43
Bid
lp0f,,
5 %s Feb
4'As
10.87
7.06
39%
37
20, 1963—10Ct;
1, 1963
99.28
3%s Aug 20, 1963——
100.9
3%s Oct 22, 1963
100.1
100.3
100.2
100.3
100.3
100.22
,v
:
3'As Mar 11,19634'As Nov 12, 1963
4»As Jun
13.04
Fund
Bonds—,
3%s May
1, 1971——————
4%s Feb 15, 1972-1967—
1
Inc
Bank
102
104.16
l09
Ind Fund__10c
35
81,
9%
101.12
101
101.4
101.4
100
99.4
102
101
101.24
101.16
103.24
106.16
96.24
106.24
102.16
96.16
101
99.8
102%
El
16, 1963
Sep
15,
1965
Land
101
15.26
.£>
Gas
Pacific
107
4%s_1975
Consolidated
Power
—
3%s
14.43
Centennial
100.3
100.1
100.1
100
100.1
100.1
100.14
15, 1963
3'As July 16, 1963
3.30s Aug 15 1963
Federal
3%s Mar 10, 1966
14.00
Bonds
105
1969
4'As
Corp
15, 1963
3.40s May
100.1
99.31
15. 1963
Apr
3.15s
15.06
13.28
Capital
Capital
Pacific
1996
conv
3'As
3%
39.50
1
1
Fund
Fund
Street
100.1
—
Inc
for Cooperatives-*
/
Feb,
4. 1963——»
Apr
1, 1963
i-Jf
3.05s June 3,
1963
Banks
Ask
Bid
15^1963—100 i
13.75
11.05
Street
Diversification
Empire
Federal
Tel
4%s
Steel
Banks—
Loan
100.1
3%S Feb
36.75
10.11
Fund
Devonshire
Ask
37 Va
May 22, 1967
1
Corp
Inc
Fund
22.60
Bid
34
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
Westchester Fire———2
8%
2
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Barium
!
28'A
Co
4s
1
Investors
Bonds)_1
Bonds)
77%
26
7%
X32%
in City of N Y_2
Ins
102.4
100.20
102.4
100.4
103.16
104.16
102
Fund
Street
(Congress
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3
US Life
101.24 I
100.12
101.24
99.20
102.16
103.16
101
Funds-
Swap
6.22
1
U S Fire Insurance—-
53%
10, 1965
Inc
Growth
Centennial
6.83
Fd.
Fund
Intercontinental
Research
U S
17'A
Jun
Mutual
Fund
Wisconsin
19.09
10.27
Fund
41%
50
4%s
8.90
Wellington Equity
66%
12%
6%
16%
"8.53
9.73
4.35
63%
(Ala)-l
July 20, 1966
3.10
1
Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
Ins
4'As
2.84
lc
Inc
America
Federal Home
6.94
Fund
24%
Ins Co
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.13
Street Investing
67%
22%
of
Co
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
12.67
Investors
11
Life
Ins
101.2
7.89
26%
164
2
Insurance
12»A
23%
159
64
Family
United
100.18
101.4
a9.83
11%
(Tex)—*
Co
1
United
100.26
6.35
Washington
5
100.14
6.52
Wall
8
Co
100.28
11.59
7.30
51%
106%
2
129%
136%
America—2.50
Union Bankers
10
16%
9
49
101
(NY)
(NY)
Insurance
65 %
62 'A
131
2
10
—
Travelers
87
123
10, 1964
11, 1964
Shares-1
10.74
of
Standard Sec Life Ins
116%
82
3
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
110
10%
5
Ins Co
Southwestern Life Ins Co.
Dec
14.62
6.67
Southland Life
Sep
10.54
Fund
5
Security Life & Trust Co
May 11, 1964
9.91
Fund
10
37/8s
14.80
13.38
9.82
Fund
Liberty Life
3.98
Science
67%
75%
Corp
12.26
12.53
Co
Ins
3.64
11.46
Resources
Title
7.20
Funds Inc—
Accumulated
50
64%
Haven)
53%
Acc—
11.22
Inc
9%
46%
of Amer
(New
50'A
Co
1
Fund
Century
1
Co. -———5
Ins
Surety
49%
10, 1970
lc
Institutional Growth Fund.lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Investment
171/4
62%
4s
11.45
13.57
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc ——————JOo
Shares Ltd—
115%
62%
87%
59%
3%s
10.48
1
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
United International Fund Ltd_
Value Line Fund Inc———1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
2.58
109
Life
Ins
35%
82
5
&
4'As
United
6.69
2.36
64
Security
38'A
Life
Insurance
7.85
United Income
Imperial Capital Fund Inc..—lo
Imperial Fund Inc.——
-lo
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
Seaboard
jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
12.57
United
8.10
Seaboard
32
1
6.25
United Security Life Ins
11,63
United
a25.73
17'A
45%
67'A
89
Central
5
3%s Feb
Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
5.38
16
Marine
&
Fire
721/4
Ins
a29.88
Texas
Paul
43'A
5
4
'20th
28%
65%
18'A
51%
10, 1970——
—
25
St
10, 1969
Fund
_2
(NY)
217
Ins—50c
4%S Apr
1
Inc
89%
205
6%
Title Guaranty Co
4%s Apr
Stock
•
7.45
9.68
85
5
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics
Fund
1
7.71
4.92
8.95
5
Republic Insurance (Texas),
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
5
a35.74
Fund
Balanced
10.03
10c
10c
Funds Inc—
a9.70
6%
(Pa)
85'A
Life
7%
6
5
Kentucky
12
33'A
1
10
Life
10%
(NC)
14%
3%s
Farnham
&
Corp
I
6%
127%
57/3
Ins_2.50
Growth lnv__10c
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
1
9.15
lc
American
Roe
Reinsurance
73%
70
10
Standard
116%
31%
10
Co
Life
104%
10
ton
124
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—>
6.94
—1
Life Ins
1
Accident
&
99
112
—1
Ins
Men's
Bus
4
3.30s Sep
& Clark—
Stock Fund Inc
Common
Selected
Quaker City
3
3.40S Apr
17.80
Incorporated
8.91
al8.55
7.41
Pyramid Life Ins Co
15.98
;
al3.46
Haydock Fund Inc.—.^-—•- —.1;
B-2
8.20
25c
H-C7
B-l
14.70
——1
Fund
74'A
11.48
1
Fund
Profess &
Pro vidence-Washing
67
5
10
1
Lamar
Life
66
77'A
70
2.50
Co
Mid-Cont
Co
Pioneer Home Owners Life—
28%
Boiler
Insurance
Stock
Growth
Research Investing
12.95
Fund
11.76
11.37
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
H-DA
1st el
8.22
10.73
50c
Scudder Stevens
series
Home
Lawyers
7.50
6.58
17.28
Johnston
al4.12
—J
•
8.19
11.83
Investors
Fund
12.92
Quarterly Dist Shares Ino—-1
6.27
a20.74
Investors
15.22
2.17
10.95
1
Investors
13.69
13.95
11.82
2.63
shares
Series
Int'l
12.53
1
Puritan
Revere
Equip
Series
Inst
1
5.98
Inc
Steam
51%
62%
Co
Insurance
71
15
Insp & Insurance
Jefferson
1
Fund' Inc——————1
Putnam (Geo) Fund
—1
Putnam Growth Fund
———1
Provident
5.77
Hartford
66'/a
Co—
Philadelphia Life Ins
Phoenix
33%
48%
Y_10
C)
D
31%
—5
Life Ins
N
61
5
of
Co
62'A
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'A
Interstate
Inc
26
3'A
Co
67'/a
(N Y)
Insurance
Amer—2
Co
Insurance
(Wash
4%
14
Corp
9.76
19.47
4.49
Life
537/3
3%
63
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Illinois
&
Fund
6.07
Gulf
Hanover
39 %
1
Corp
Ins
Co
Indemnity
Peoples
80'A
51
Employees Insur (DC)—4
E'mploy Life Ins (DC)_1.50
American
Pacific
61%
77 %
5
Greatamerica
48%
Peerless
Gov't
Great
19%
50
45%
Ins
Life
49
—5
Insurance
Internat'l Life
Georgia
16%
47%
Pacific Insurance
4
Glens Falls
14.67
13.18
10.02
lc
lc
1
Mutual Fund Inc
Institutional
9.43
8.93
18.01
Industry Shares Inc—1
\ Hamilton
12.02
al4.95
Fund
Street
(T Rowe)
Inc
12.13
Shares-.lo
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lo
Fully Administered shares—lo
General Bond shares
lc
Petroleum
-
11.12
9.34
1
,
7.45
stock
Electrical
Guardian
8.60
2.39
Investors
Growth
8.42
14.52
Price
8.43
1.99
7.70
7.87
Lld_34c
Fund
Shares
Fund
Pioneer
10.96
15.87
5.55
Fund
Capital
William
7.76
4.10
1
1
Series
Pine Street Fund Inc
"8.73
Aviation-Electronics—
.•
6.21
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Securities—
Group
7.78
5.68
...———lc
Fundamental, Investors.
General
7.12
Oppenlielmer Fund
Penn Square Mutual
14.68
?-l
stock series
America
of
1
Series
———-—•—1°
Series
series
Preferred
England
One
a20.14
25c
Foursquare Fund
Franklin Custodian Funds—
6.34
4.09
1
Stock
York
12.25
5.80
3.74
Series
Electronics
14.11
Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc—«...—-—J5;
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc.l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc.—10c
Florida
Mutual Fund Inc.
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
11.21
1
Nucleonics Chemistry
17.14
8.43
15.51
———1
New Horizons R P Fund Inc
43.05
5.55
23.18
14.35
Co
3.33 'A
170
1
of NY
Line
2.50
19%
of N Y—_ 12'/a
162
Group Assoc
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Life
Old
1.25
(NJ)
General Reinsurance
Gov
Series
Series
Stock
New
5.24
13.05
21.42
1
Corp
Series
New
9.68
12.10
Franklin
1
Investors
Growth
3.50
X15.77
Fidelity
Fund
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Stock
8.91
8.86
4.85
v
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth Fund
Utll
~2.80
Preferred
11.79
3.19
50c
50c
Investment Corp___l
Common
2.74
Income Series
10.89
8.13
,
Stock Fund
Bond
9.96
Bond
—
,
4.38
9.07
1
National Securities Series-
16.90
9.96
1
Stock Fund Inc.l
1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc..—-—-—1
Electronics
4.05
Mutual Trust Shares-———-,-1
57.03
10.79
15.49
24%
River————
140
5
Inc
Insurance
Northern Ins Co
36
Life Ins Co
Employers
Northeastern Insurance
46%
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund (S F)
First Nat'l Life (Phoenix)
8.84
14.33
al4.02
Nation
Forster
&
Fire Ins Co
Eastern
Co
North
14%
28%
1351/2
5
Co
—5
Co
41
58%
Insur—5
Federal
1
Fund
Investment
Life
6.72
1
Mutual
Mutual Shares Corp
7;13
56.46
Investment Fund
10.56
8.07
Foundation—1
Dividend
Income Fund Inc
Growth
24.28
9.56
6.13
Investing
Balanced
Investment Inc
Fund.—1
Income
22.22
America—1
Insurance
Employers
Insurance Series
Mutual
20.42
6.52
—
Diversified
7.22
1
Co Funds—
&
Crum
Eagle
Series
National
Investing Co Inc
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc.
1
Delaware Fund ———.1
Diver
Fund—
19.50
6.61
De Vegh
Delaware
12.81
18.00
''
Western
9.02
11.85
—-50c
Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc.
—1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Fund Inc
Composite
8.27
7.57
-
.
Life
Mutual Invest Found Growth
Composite Bond & Stock
Diversified
10.11
8.30
—-
(B C)
Growth
16.81
9.30
Inc
14.95
Criterion
Units of beneficial interest—]
10.36
15.38
Fund
Massachusetts
13.68
Slock
Growth
Investors
Mass
10.45
Commonwealth
Series
14.55
shares of beneficial int—33'Ao
-50o
Colonial .Growth & Energy
Crown
11.21
Trust
investors
of Boston.—--—1
Chase Fund
Chemical Fund Inc
Colonial
shares
of
Ins
Fire
22%
of NY__2
Co
Fire
13'/4
MA"_.2
(NY)
Union
26
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) _1.25
2.63
Co
Insur
16.69
Ltd
Fund
100%
61
Inc
1
International Growth
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund..
—lc
Century
Shares Trust..
1
Fund
Canadian
Canadian
97
48%
Life
Co
—5
Nat'l Life & Accident Ins
26%
Life
Standard
Ins
90%
125%
-5
Citizens
.—lc
87%
:
86
119
National
16.36
Ltd..—
(1954)
•81
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com——1
1
:
62%
10
—10
National Fire
37/8
6%
54%
57
10
Natl Life Ins
insurance
(Balt)_
5%
51%
16%
Citizens
>
Life
166
160
:
61%
Boston
; Faper shares
17,88
shares
3'A
2.02
1.85
Industries
Monument
.14%
15'A
3.63
2.41
3.32
lc
Metal
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
136%
13%
58
2.63
lc
lc
shares
General
39%
33%
87/a
7%
45%
132
5
Re-insurance
Beneficial
Electric shares
•
36
(Wash DC)—1
(Galveston)
1
Ins
10
12
(Newark N J)__2%
Companies Inc_l
Investors
Income
of Va
Liberty Life Ins.!
1
National Life Insur—5
31%
6.53
Fund—1
Growth
Fund
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
13.26
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Fund—?
12%
83
Co_1.50
Insur
American
1
American Home Assurance__2.50
Fund
Knickerbocker
California Fund Inc—
11
80
14.98
Knickerbocker
43%
Life Insurance Co
13.84
Lazard
31%
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Lincoln
Ltd-1
3.90
28%
26'A
American
5.66
92
Penna—5
of
Co
Assurance
26'/4
American General
Fund
88%
Life
24'A
4.41
Ask
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birmi— 2
129%
24%
Equitable Assur
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Bid
Par
86'A
125'A
American
14.62
Internatl
Ask
82
5
39%
13.12
Com
Bid
3.50
37
4.03
Keystone
(Quotations for Friday, January 11 >
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
13.40
(Growth
9.10
Canada General
Surety
&
Insurance
/ 12.02
S-3
1.48
Life
1
Stock)—1
(Income Com Stocks)
8.68
Casualty
Aetna
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-2
al4.22
5.21
Bullock
9.82
4.27
3.57
Broad
9.00
8,19
(Growth
Par
Aetna
10.47
1
1
8.37
_—
Ask
9.59
(Discount Bonds)
K-l (Income Fund)
5.56
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Ltd
Bid
Cont.
Fund
B-4
3.94
Affiliated Fund Inc
Canada
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.11
Monday, January 14, 1963
.
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Aberueen
.
11,
1963
98.950
98.968
1963
98.885
98.904
1963
98.836
98.856
1963
98.779
98.800
1963
98.722
98.744
1963
98.661
98.683
98.591
98.614
98.541
1964
98.566
98.509
98.534
97.747
1963—
97.770
96.958
wi.
,
96.979
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend. -4wi When
yield
x
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume 197
THE
Vv;/!
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'Jji -rl'--"v.'UM .j*'1 v' »'
.'VW
\ ■■X
week will show
liminary figures compiled by
the
.
Third Federal Reserve
£C0URSEi0F3BANK/CLEARINGS:
iV1'5-
Bank clearings this
of
6229
"S -V'f •' '*•'
V\T/*v,'v
'!
increase compared with
an
based
us
•**'
*
:•
a
ended Saturday,
Jan.
■!
\
1963 xt:;
Pennsylvania—Altoona
•'
;
above those of the corresponding week last year.
>
stand at $34,109,136,976 against $30,946,935,702 for the same week in
center there is a
mary for this
r—
•
,
York
Our comparative
—,
Total
(9
<2,839,682
6,572,211
I
.
New
York
Chicago
^
\).
St.
'
*
,
v
■
1
.1963
'
1
1962
"
' \
$19,531,994,016 $17,232,301,990
—-
J:
1,373,055,423
„
L.
—*
Francisco_.
-
.1
0.7
+
3.9
Pittsburgh
-
Baltimore
.
J
462,485,153
449,645,182
421,095,388
c
cities,
Other
cities,
five
days
five
$26,825,173,708
+
——
-
day..;
one
395,321,900 y +
Total all
Cities for
week—--
6.5
West
Complete and exact details
issue of next week.
our
(7
Cities)
Virginia—Huntington————
-1
foregoing will
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
increase of 18.4%.
appear, in
totals register
.-Augusta
Macon
•
serve
M'obile
nqte'ftiat ,ip.
we
District1 of; 16.6%.
The Chicago Reserve District has
managed ta enlarge its
3.3%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District by
4.5%, but the St. Louis
Reserve District totals are smaller
by 9.2%, In the Kansas City Reserve District
there is an increase of
2.4%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 5.3%, and in
the,
following
furnish
we
a
OF
BANK
1st
January 5-
Boston
12 cities
2nd New York
9
3rd
9
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
7th
Chicago
St. Louis
9th
Minneapolis
9
Dallas
v*
■
,
We
' 5.1
1,443,446,068
841,378,104.
1,560,204,233
1,997,922,763
1,933,520,p49
840,517,261
925,508,087
our
+ 16.0
1,482,769,701
3.3
1,809,658,074
808,240,162
+
4.5
1,489,788,512
30,028,766,221
+ 12.3
29,661,082,733
5.0
12,562,803,803
<
Maine—Bangor
'f*
i v
+
V;
'
V*\^'
Dec. %
J
•
Pnrtlahd
t
•
^
-
.:
»
——
Worcester
i
New
Rhode
New
Haven
1
■;
:
4,405,122
—15.0
3,937,372
1,561,088
+
6.1
1,976,903
cities)
—
8.3
813,747,774
9.9
23,897,732
9.3
19,773,244
4.3
15,275,411
26.400,689
28,213,021
6.4
50,675,854
2.1
4,579,134
4,549,301
0.7
Buffalo
r
:
Elmira
'3,992,857
1,063,783,204
7.3
1,003,039,756
166,196,231
/
-1
._1;
8.1
55,132,618
i"
1
:
V *i '
t'i* \
Jamestown
New
+
_
Jersey—Newark.
Northern
-
Total
New
(9
159,898,464
•'3,372,112
27,135,979
3,187,167
//• 4,008,697
+ 14.1
+ 18.4
56,888,045
Jersey
cities)
31,839,349
96,559,371
+
^
7,285,234
J
.
814,282,180
1—
—
779,376,975
1,155,722
1,295,857
'
(9
cities)
31,845,805
6.4
+18.1
—
422,500,000
202,045,750
175,592,911
3,697,503
197,949,548
808,240,162
9.2
478,500,000
206,449.748
882,574,266
4,078,968
^
Federal
r-
Reserve
'
+
9.1
10,584,391
9,632,922
425,526,381
6.3,
1.4
520,848,010
191,213,026
+
7.6
—
0.6
176,366,946
10,170,546
4,155,309
+
2.0
6,387,777
+25.7
16,279,257
—
+
.
13,490,170
4,010.579
8,278,061
.
16,508,972
4.5
—16.9
1,390,481
302,038
+ 329.1
1,218,973
1,195,754
+35.6
15,286,857
190,706,776
15,930,673
40,874,251
521,225,684
15,875,181
;:; 6,719,370
13,438,005
174,665,375
>+
.
-'V-• +
t
't
1,384,288
1.4
+14.7
—
1,763.171
197,455,508
7,959,020
13,765,278
—
0.4
-
2.6
0.5
34,999,088
479,228,436
V 45,879,130
+
J
*14,990,356
19,346,451
+18,3
.;
6,680,565
8,018.999
740,370,364
862,956,73ft
—
566,051,846
.v
806,150,209
V'r
.
>"
ny^*
v
+
-fS
2.4
»•*■/*.
):/C
r
^ A4
,
; 18,977,755 ; +13.6
682,392,527' + 5.5
50,769,992) — 2.6
49,470,344
10,023,000
•
7,407,151
16,723,553"
,
—
'
7,121,000
>
•
.
,
cities)-—825,451,458/
7,785,754
16,548,896
'783,695,924
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Washington—Seattle
14,291,541
19,843.825
574,367,000
,
675,721,049
.48,541,575
+40.8 £
58,458,573
'
6,735,000
5,357,256
17,890,056
5.3 /
667,182,42 8
4.6
299,867,217
7,691,578
233.264,849
—12.0
8.2
195,333,887
263,974,048
+ 14.0
127,509,237
125,615,187
—
+
'+,
4.9
0.5
8,536,900
+
11,569,680
18,131,999
792,262.026
V
y
Lake
City
Santa
21,843,768
Jose
Total
—12.1
9,773,640
35,913,518
27,118,827
12,852,378
5.7
'14,118,182
26,045,369
871,703,909
+
8.0
754,469,974
40,541,347
38,864,477
+
4.3
35,911,562
904,719,380
53,001,093
9.0
12,250,844
14,882,564
0.1
15,517,204
16,473,495'
•
—
'
1
15,569,192
15,389,637
(10
+
941,267,654
Stockton
•
24,848.455
+
12,128,125
„
Barbara_____
244,229,473
7,410,567
h,S 8,419,250
243,940,376 'i.
225,402,661
/ 152.244,865
133,490,327
—
Francisco—
4,191,407
;
Beach
Pasadena
San
;
255,409,382 )
-■
r
California—Long
San
cities)
)
•
.17,102,363
•
/
15,397,172
—
—
1,705,744,913
1,592,310,465
7.1
1,489,788,512
1,683,663,143
33,719,817,777
30,028,766,221
+ 12.3
29,661,082,733
29.584,876,313
14,295,903,885
13,618,591,954
+
5.0
12,562,803,803
14,393,318,708
+
34,477,457
94,181,138
92,744,783
103,736,829
15,719,506,881
;
V
& ,,:;h /iy-r *r
720,260,519
Falls
(6
?>
I
;
Total
i
\
"
:
.' l: ", 31,566,891
—————
Galveston
jv;
District—Dallas—
Worth
3,623,856
17,575,578,590
•
—
"13,125,755
825,880,465
—,
J :4r}. }''\
Wichita
57,003,748
r
55,499,834
85,790,541
+
9,887,167
188,109,796
'
f+¥l-
:.iK;■"
Louisiana—Shreveport
4,760,266
54,851,387
6.4
0.3
105,016,016
13,444,020
V
■
17,792,985
^
f
<'
Fort
15,191,557,605
+
16,891,306,203
,17,645,792
i
/
;
175,235,007
•
3,526,220
+ 11.4
19,945,416,927
10,742,750
529,420,013
200,290,158
10,881,801
4,159,138
7,139,723
16,743,392
.
4,132,254
'
Dallas
1,065,587,361
..
17,098,278,930
86,677,306
111,690,123
;;
+
'''
31,750,594
/
+
+ 15.8
48,811,000
148,332,820
+
16,410,174,267
/
—
2,552,558
c1;-'."..
—
Texas—Austin
27,559,875
'•
57,020,937
3.9
+ 31.4
60,506,500
Syracuse
New
925,508,087
197,442,183
57,861,426
46,703,500
+ 33.4
19,424,913,892
v
i.
+
427,600,000
+
4.2
297,260.313
—19.9
196,843,540 —22.4
3,804,234
+ 8.1
9,769,201
562,895,543
.
;
,
——
Oregon—Portland
4,573,292
York
Rochester
8,606.415
14,133,976
9,143,998
v--v
"*
.
;
Utah—Salt
'+• 33,520,702
V
1,505,368,745
8,821,014
14,739,594
840,517,261
(7 cities)
Eleventh
w v
y; /4,429,6e8
2,481,056
1,288,934,645
0.2
'
44,708,501
2.0
0.4
.
17,630,566
66,337,374
York—Albany
+ 74.1
+ 14.2
9,400,211
4,110,547
cities)
Yakima
New
21,730,843
15,735,617
-
20,235,650
17,360,155
y Second Federal Reserve Distric^New Yerk—
74,230,376
21,084,049
12,954,867
Kansas—Topeka —18,270,970
I—J '• ' 40,710,674
City.>'—
—-r
V -534,803,886
St. Joseph
15,792,166
Colorado—Colorado Springs—;i
.7,948,409
4,288,710
1,141,465,413
—
60,260,213
3.0
1,379,799,874
9,199,047
445,600,000
237,984,970
152,821,744
Lincoln
865,535,017""
V: 3,854,869
71,685,499
.
9,303,902
16.6
+
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City—
8,583,483
19,106,268
-xA.
+•
8,897,338
2,093,594
21,047,877
4,185,149.
26,121,299
Hampshire—Manchester
< 12
+
5,886.102
215,658,352
10,888,086
+
—
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
•
49,632,700
:
1.2
197,348,223
12,899,846
.
T"
1,973,722
3,958,337
,
£2.644,158
v
1,997,922,763
,4.161,497
1,655,839
.
—
70,547,433
i
3,645,661
1,406,708,040
*
cities)—
«■
Total
7,751,035
—_
9,153,756
14,580,338
6,693,872
2.2:
15,771,677
(4
Total
$
3,758,194
——-
44.2
+
Helena
1960
\
■
+ 19.4
Island—Providence__u___
Total
-
—4,352,192
—
0.6
+
21,592,697
^ >.
$
-18.1
r—-
Connecticut—Hartford
.
1961
-
5.025.053
-
+
5,123,267
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
3,742,587
Bedfprdt_u———
; 122,373,000
14,265,799
/
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul—————
,
848,752,192
Lowell ;
Springfield
>
.9,047,975
Fall:*River—
New;
-i
10,806,807
•
20,445,310
106,060,000
12,273,232
10,501,869
■_-J
\
city for the
919,266,087
—'
9.1
Ninth federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
V
'
,
?
■
■Massach^usetts+--Bostori<
•
-
;
Total
792,262,026
!
."'.V
'v
pV:'))'
WeeIc Ended January 5
1962
; Inc. or
*
+
13,779,519
17.5
9,039,775
Omaha
4,116.312
—.
23,885,258
+
+
206,099.472
Illinois—Quincy
14,393,318,708
^ ^ L' *
V"
13,618,591,954
.
; " 4.589,932
21,545,016
12,935.720
7,385,986
-i
29,584,876,313
*L
" -1 $
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
3,860,818
5.8
210,542,561
^
Rockford
1,683,663,143
'«",%>
21.189,439
7.4
+
—
19,942,489
118,609,000
Dakota—Fargo11,709,888
7.1
/
11,969.505
Dakota—Aberdeen
+
'
15,305,678
+ 22.1
22,309,028
11,089,684
23,442,897
Montana—Billings
1,592,310,465
: v.
+ 24.8
—
3,672,932
23,598,456
8outh
667,182,428
1
1,739,213,733
North
5.3
1963
.1963
1,482,769,701
763,981,746
+
1
+16.0
862,956,736
783,695,924
''
~
1,560,204,233
740,370,364
;
detailed statement showing the
figures for each
i
867,905
315.691,631
649,470,607
2.4
at—
976,081
281,529,610
1,134,253
129,370,000
14,351,921
Rapids
(17
9,744,915
9,114,729
349,596,146
335,061,054
9.8
"
Springfield
week ended January 5 for four years:
Clearings
13.3
290,678,100
274,032,927
+ 20.5
—.
Chicago
882,574,266
+
,
+
&
7,700,433
7.9
19,457,582
Decatur
2,085,115,016
9.2
806,150,209
..""J"./
5.9
+
—
310,361,003
4,483,148
Peoria
.1,739,213,733
+
—
r
779,376,975
14,295,903,885
5.0
+
35,198,473
172,949,441
489,800,000
'
33,719,817,777
—
+30.1
+ 17.0
281,972,000
.*
Illinois-r-Bloomington
926,490,005
+
—
8,910,862
7,913,587
294,202,168
Moines-——^4—. »
82^238,363 •:
Siou^City-i^—21,964,793:-'
•f
1,715,279,088
4.7
825,451,458
38,231,058
162,721,720
435,300,000
24,283,058
1,348,246,312
+
J '
add
1,150,160,367
+
\
now
0.2
1,705,744,913
Total—106 cities
:V'V.
—
44
10
Outside New York City
'p; ."•&
1,208,782,233
825,880,465
6
12th San Francisco
28,216,531
134,120,133
442,300,000
7,910,208
Des
15,719,506,881
857,561,038
.
1.5
162,396.526
926,490,005
;
District—Chicago—-
Rapids.Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Tndianapolis
South; Bend-i^t.i.«i-U.i.:
Terre Hauteia,'^—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
1,065,587,361
17,575,578^590
.814,282,180
V.V§fi>
841,378,104
Arbor
Kentucky—Louisville
+ 18,1
44
««
4.7 i
1,809,530,526
"
Tennessee—^Memphis
1,626.567,601
'
+
436,471,136
1,023,006
339,747,000
n
cities)
$
s^.v
1,003,039,756
44
7
Kansas City
10th
11th
5
7.3
+
16,891,306.203
1,809,530,526
■
857,561,038
9,253,346
Missouri—St. Louis..
898,186,875
>4-
•
8,198,297
400,178,150
143,217,605
V
1960
1,708,971,115
17
_
_
C.,
44
10
(10
Total
1961
41
41 •:".<-»• ,"f.
3.1
3.1
351,731,350
Seventh Federal Reserve
;
1,206,447,881
6
_
Atlanta
8th
19,945,416,927
h.
__
or
Dec. %
■
1,063,783,204
44
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Loui^—
Inc.
44
7
_
$
1,141,465,413
+ 18.9
+
,.
1962
') -•/
/
6,278,524
26,529,000
283,941,959
10.872,360
9,825,631
393,663,900
•+•
Grand
CLEARINGS
1963
20,061,000
263,704,205
6.3
+
160,296,651
37,670,834
211,696,799
509,200,000
•
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
y-ii
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY
Week Ended
<*
——
Total
totals by
In the
6,018,847
+ 17.6
17,908,824
pistrict—Atlanta—
——
Louisiana—New
In the* Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
in the Richmond Reserve District of 4.7%, and in the Atlanta Re¬
' ['
1,715,279.088
+ 10.5
6,118,452
26,822,000
260,834.404
.
cities)
Mississippi—Vicksburg__
7.3%, but iff' the Philadelphia Reserve District the
,
1,443,446,068
5.1
+
898,186,875
...
Alabama—Birmingham
We group the cities according to the
improvement of 18.1%, and in
San Francisco Reserve
District of 7.1%.
526,647,341
1,626,567,601
-u—c'::r..' - 7,449,181 M.;
Florida—Jacksonville
317,375,952
decline of 0.2%.
a
gain»of 5.1%;
a
13,252.382
13,152,244
440,981,215
405,854* 153
Georgia—Atlanta
the week ends
as
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
the New York Reserve District the totals record
an
the Boston Reserve District of
78,017,500
17,184,182
13,500,902
v
165,188,400
♦
Nashville
having amounted to $33,719,817,777 against $30,028,766,221 in the
Outside of this city there was a
gain of 5.0% ; the bank clearings
an
355,335,074
706,903,785
■
6,763 416
Tennessee—Knoxville
12,3%; the aggregate clearings for
showing
12,436,797
314,969,713
576,221,297
-
31,549,000
Sixth Federal Reserve
.+10.2
detailed statement, however, which we present further
below
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
Jan. 5. For that week there was an increase of
at this center
(6
5.9
+
In the elaborate
week in 1962.
23,715,828
h.v
;
277,150,219
11,681 685
Columbia—Washington.^
Total
we are
same
27,097,817
24,917,504
30,478,872
1.5
1,208,782,233
1,708,971,115
'*'£f:+V\'"31
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press. Ac*
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the whole country
3.8
+
496,218,660
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+10.4
1,146,001,438
for the week covered by the
-+
Mo, 101^89
Richmond
5.9
+
$34,109,136,976 $30,946,935,702
>——-.
3,620,959
8,917,907
Fifth federal Reserve
District—Richmond—.
+11.4
5,730,007,180
1,213,993,878
;
8,958,831
7,842,937
72,183,900
A
9 113 133-'
,
Youngstown.^———^
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
District of
cities,
6,382,221
(a)
14,665,052
^
^
u
,
8.9
Total all 'Cities, five 4ays«i.-«—$32,895,143,098 $29,800,934,264
All
1,876,653
2,545,611
2.9
■+
.
$24,070,927,084
6,069,969,390
.
j
82:308:300
South
days
5,236,079
7,437,908
—
1,513,351
—15.1
741 999 1 an
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
9.8
<
0.1
355,341,641
1
......
+12.5
f
1,255,000,000
—
9.0
+
670,226,057
—
•
Total
<729,668,766
+
—
Cleveland
.
541,760.057 ++12.1
425,700,000
;
Cincinnati
—
949,588,421
C'
$
b,501,119
+10.8
—
s
8,232,944
30,912,961
28,598,075
I960
—31.6
'
-
•
(a)
32,098'447
k-V'-yZ
(> y yv
Columbus
Mansfield
848,328,054
1,068,511,000
.
.
1,206,447,881
V'it.11*:it^/•'
j
Cleveland
607,325,381
*
3^'vi-rV=
>.
•
•
$
.
1,491,189
1,371,006
2,650,486
4,850,401
1, 066,000,000
5,135,571
4,151,719
7,286,716
g ggg goo
.
Ohio—Canton
+ 13.3
463,900,000
+
.
.'
,,
;■+-7.9
881,583,129
-—+
—
tf.
1961
i
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
%
1,177,000,000 % 1,185,000,000
-
City
Louis
San
~
—1,481,610,875
—
——
Kansas
r
1<
,
,
.
,
/^Boston
"
'
,r
—
—
Philadelphia
TELEGRAPH
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY
:
,
January 12—
.
—=
cities)
■.
Week Ended
v
Jersey—Trenton—29,039,207
"
or
—26.5
1,121,000,000
(ft \,
[.
—
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
Inc.
+16.8
(a)
5 690 172
•
Wilkes-Barre
..
At this
*
1,904,375
=
1,120,000,000
-
gain for the week ending Friday, of 13.3 %.
week follows:
1962.
-
f
(a)'
-—.———^
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
1962
1,559,872
i4ooi42
,
be, 10.2%
Week' Ended January
':fj- Dec.
.v:* -Chester•
Lancaster
fx
clearings will
;
—1 R2i iq?>
Bethlehem
12, clearings for all
cities of the United States for 'which it is possible to obtain
weekly
.
•:
Pre¬
ago.
year
District—Philadephla—
■
'^v>
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
country, indicate that the week
j\\
Grand
Outside
total
New
(106
York
(a) Clearings
cities)
Citv__
operations
,
)
discontinued.
'
4
-
"
'
"
-
.
46
' '
(182)
1
,
;;
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
\
.
the requirements of
to
certifies daily to the
countries
FOREIGN
,
i
"
and
Country
JANUARY
;^
>
JANUARY
TO
10,
1963,
^
Monday-.;Jan. 7
-
Friday
*,
,
Jan 4
.
in
(Value
those
called
Thursday
Jan. 9
Argentina, peso"
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
__
...
^
mrtf
.
-i .0387000
"'v'"'-'"- osooofift .•
"i
';:i
-
Canada, dollar
.00749900
2.234183
—
-
-
.
Denmark, krone
,
,
,
Finland, markka
—
'+
France
(Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutsche mark—_______—
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
.
.
-
-
-
lira
,
Japan,
-'j, -'|
yifllayftp
i,jn
-r"i'
i
,0800560-
guUder
Zealand, pound
—
ew
•
~
I
—
Norway
krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain,
928437:
.210137 *
J 44960 /
.310566
.204050
.249645
.209838
2.803900
- .00161055
.00279041
.327944
-
_
.
krona
....
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand_
United Kingdom, pound »terling_
.00760818
*2235697
.0387000
Pittsburgh-Railways Co.
.0387000
.0200900
.0200775
.926562
.210162
.144903
2.804600
.310566
.204050
.209950
2.805920
2.805800
Company and Issue--
;
~
.249675
.209985
■
.00161050
.00279050
.00279050
.328258
.328225
.0800560
.277891
2.778138
2.778019
+
Tire
cumulative preference
5»/2%
-
.0349000
.0349000
.0166643
.0166643 i-..,
.193100
.193009
.231075
.231168
Inland Steel Co.—
1st
Increase ( + ) or
1963:
Jan. 2,
1963
14,415
ASSETS—
1.397718
1.397658
2.805920
2.805800
Gold certificate
account
Redemption fund for F. R. notes..
^TCl5;'fe
Total
gold
certificate reserves_
Cash
and
—•
•
15,692
323
(591)
—
Discounts
11
+
1,277
-
41
.+
1
Acceptances:
Bought outright
,
under repurchase
Held
agree't
+
—•
32-
•
12
+
5
+
59
25
,
25
million
U, S. Government securities:
,r;:'
Bills
2,230
13,182
10,717
•
Certificates
'
^
■
NotesC
212
—
+
11,483
+
Total
—
30,266
f
—
212
—.
251 ;
decreased
banks decreased
1,566
items
Bank
in
process
30,425
of collection
(948)
premises-
v;,
5,971
104
Other, assets
•Total
<
.
937.
;
'
+
1,602
,765
•
1,126 '
(1,539) 52,915
ASSETS—
Dec.
Total loans
Loans
137;
+
••+
investments
»
brokers
to
S.
Treasurer—general account
813
+■'■
Foreign
•/..Other
/
Total deposits
Deferred
Other
&
accrued
items—
17,869
(948)
dividends
67
U.
:
224
y + y
'
2' "
-
liabilities
(1,539)
<1,145-:.
51,489
•:'-<V 1
CAPITAL
Capital
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Real
Surplus
Other capital
Total liabs.
•
accounts
and
:
capital accounts
(1,539)
Ratio of gold certificate reserves to v:;; ■ ' '
deposit and F. R. note liabilities
combined
U.
S.
+
.
46
1
—1,126
+
.5%
—
—
2.7%
in
parentheses
are
the
eliminations
made
in
the
process.
t
•.
,
five
36
■;
.
.
with
increased
in
S.
J
.
.
and
for a net gain of $209 million; during
the
comparable week a year ago, these loans decreased
$123 millibn. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government securities decreased
$11 million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
"other"
securities increased $85 million. Loans to sales
personal financing institutions increased $320 mil¬
lion and loans to
"other" nonbank financial institutions
increased $28 million, as compared with a decrease of
$40 million and an increase of $65 million, respectively,-
during the similar week in 1962. Real estate loans in¬
$15 million. "Other" loans increased $73 million.
creased
+
1,436
2,842
3,669
;
2C3-
563
+
'
65,652
346
611
¥ •'
+
5,108
+.
+
4,776
;
banks.:
8
+
=
4
106
743
+
;?v
;
1,260
+
«
320
+ 2,415
+
106
+
+
620;
10
60
667
ys
deposits—totalH..
#
£
1.190 t,:,
50,344 ,
'
____;
;;+867:
+
34
■
+
s
+
333
+
9,196
+
212
+
4,699
3,251
+
;3L
'
193
•\
•+
,
+.
>
3
•2,384
+■
17
:
113
-
.
7
•.;
'
.
+.. 116
+. :
.3,375
official institutions, etc.
*
Banks
75
1
__
"::f-
25
accounts
-
161
172
—
of
losns
valuation
^Includes
all
to
domestic
reserves;
demand
individual
deposits
§Includes
certified
^Includes
time
shown
deposits
officers'
of
U.
loan
except
(San
Francisco
figures revised.
49
4%
>
-
2-
$1.10
•'
,
'*
/
-
'l, ?
items
those
fyt-.Z'
v
banks
and
are
shown
of
S.
deduc¬
gross.
*
r
checks
S.
not
shown
Government
and
..
Government
separately..'
postal
..
District).
V-•,
savings
'• •.
'
:
I
-r
;
1-10
1-10
+
2-1
1-10
2%
1-21
12-14
...
■
2-
;
Company,
^r™_
1-15
,
1-15
12-14
1-15
12-14
1-15
.
1-31
1-17
-
1-15
>,!
1-
2
10c
1-15
•++1-
3
7c
1
/1
$1
....
62 »/2 C
—i
[
1-11
8
12-10
2
1-10
1-31 ,-A 1-10
1-19
"
1-10
'
25c
1-15
3%-
(quar.)_
(strck dividend)—
1-
11-30
1-26
4%-; v.,
87 Vic
.
1
1-
1-21
40c :'.+■.•
3
,—.
1-11
1-15
SLSO
;
..
;
2-
■P
$1.73
;
(increased)
common
(quar.)
1
!
16c
.2%
preferred
1
2-
$1
97 Vic
" y.
/
12-19
1-15
90C
'
,
1-15
12-28
•
12-17
12-31
1-15
12-31
12-31
~
Portland
,
General
Power Corp.
Electric
(Canada)
201/2C
(quar.)
Ltd.—
6%
t5fic
preferred (quar.)_„_
partic. non-cum. preferred
Bros.',
•Primex
Procter «fe
Progress
Public
Ltd.,-common
Equities,
Service
Common
4»/4%
7^
—
Co.,
Co.
■.
t
5
12-20
1-15
1-15
-4-
.
•
.
7c
'
12-20
</: 3^15
1
..
—__
«
2-1
.w
1-
2:
-1-15
: 12-31
1-15
12-21
3-1
.
31'Ac
2-15
..
20c
(quar.)
■-.
$2
(quar,).
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
.
25c
t50c
;i...
preferred
preferred
of Colorado—•„
T-
'
:
8%
$1.25
•P
t75c C +
v
j-.
(monthly)
class A
Gamble Co.,
Mfg.
(quar.)
,(quar.)J_.
Regulator
.
.
4%%
Price
'.
after
1
2->. 1
95 Q
—;_
j——
StpcJ^ dividend
$3.50
660
+
1-10
1
2-
$1.17
$1.07 Vz
-
Powers
cash Items in process of collection.
separately.
^Preliminary
**Dec. 26
and
'
"
r
commercial
and domestic commercial banks, less
;+
>- 4
^ 13,623 '
*''v"
not
137
250
'
of
"
Holders
: Payable, of Ilea
.
Polymer Corp., class A (stock dividend)-*,—-. «;<•;/3%- -rA 1-25
'1-25
3%
Class B (stock dividend)
1-15
$1.25
Portland Gas Light Co., $5 pfd.
(quar.)_^_
6
+
'••
"
tExclusive
tion
t
-
Polychrome Corp.
.+; ; 245
245
2,591
•
liabilities
capital
*
_
"
Plastic Wire & Cable
524
Borrowings:
Reserve
4
.
,
When
Share.
1
0Stock'- dividend
8,741
' :r+
34,924
bai.ks__<
Federal
8
'
'
-
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
27
'
others.
7
—Feb
- v
preferred'- (quar.
preferred (quar.
Stock- dividend
Pitts^on
"A
interbank-i
Commercial
From
y »
,
3.90%
+ ; 3,968
+1,775
71.378
+
■
Savings deposits..
'V
Other time deposits
States and political subdivisions.,..
Other
issue.
Morris Inc., common (quar.)__„r—_
preferred,, (quar
preferred" (quar.)„
Philippine Long Distance Telephone, common
(25 centavos equal to approximately $6.38
per share)
8% preferred (40 centavos per share)____
Pierce & Stevens Chemical (quar.-)_i_*—1—.
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Finance
(reduced)
Pittsburgh Brewing, common
(quar.)
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)™^_^i^_2_i2_l_I
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie-RR.. (quar.)
■
<
+ 13,105
5,750
+
14,282
.
*
2628
53A% '
Phiiip
376
+
;
3.80%
•
+
>,
partnerships & corporations
political subdivisions.
Governments,
.
85
2280
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—
797
-
5,447
+
101,946
savings
Foreign:
■
Feb
—
|ne£erred'.(eua»J.^i.jui^iiiii-^-i:-
4.30%
,•
adjustedt_i_
savings
' 4
-•
Philadelphia Electric Co.
4.68% :preferred- (^uar.)
-4.44%'
87
-
%
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
From
districts
1980
1,
June
Name.of Company
+
43
119
—
5,123
Government
Eiomestic
six
this
2584
1494
.
Per
.
'
•
Announced In
3,501
-
189
—
3,758
L—__
,
Commercial
46
,
(
-
Mutual
2481
2482
DIVIDENDS
,
'
debentures, due
Cb.—'
Materials
+
25
*3
12,639
deposits—totalg
and
44
,
■
-
Continued from page 11
989
-
56
1,840
banks
4
'
+
15,778
Banks
Reserve
Foreign:
'
' *
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Time
Jan . 14
;,t v't
>
2672
Jan 31
r"'v'-'V, ■«'
485
'
?r'
of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Jan. 2:
Increases of $677 million in loans ad¬
justed, $561 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities and $563 million in balances with domestic
banks, a decrease of $611 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and an increase of $2,415 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic commercial banks,
* hJ
and
„i
Commercial
:
loans
,+
—
6,188 ;
•-. >
•
coin
deposits
Page
~*j
s
_
372-
1,591
-
: +
Domestic Interbank:
Condition Statement of Member Banks
industrial
174
14,351
LIABILITIES—
Date
■ '
*
i-
-*•
+1,507
years
....
U.
and
73
32
<•
2,103
i,—™
^
domestic
'
-
2,116
assets/Uabilities_.__4__™_____^__;_ 173,826
States
Commercial
+
/
securities—total
Federal
86
>
828
con-
Individual,
statement
15
assets—net
Demand
condition
banks™
ye«rSi.^___:_
with
Other
Demand
The
■
and
•
solidating
commercial
securities™™;
Reserves
Total
Figures
15,519
18,447
five
Balances
1
v
22
Currency
—
+
561
to
C#o
19
566
One
acceptances
purchased for foreign correspond¬
85
28
669
5,487
1,559
on
ents
+
2,802
_•
;
bills
1
44
320
32,369
Other
+
*
4,557
etc.™
loans
Government
\
•
;
institutions:
Treasury certificates of indebtedness..
S 2,368
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
'
+.
Within one year;
3,975
24
1
85
1,413
financial
1
Pipe
convertible preferred stock and'
cumulative preferretl stock-—
*
"IS'.
113
2718
1
Aug,
due
cumulative
5%
'
v:
carrying:
due
'
»■
-
-
Utilities Corp.—
Gas
Income
11
2,833
,
or
-
-
cumulative preferred
Vulcan
securities
'
-
,
Texas
-.:
•
1,593
baixks__^__„„I._____
domestic
After
32.5%
Contingent liability
r;
+
pur-
loans
Treasury
470
934
22
52,915
25S
securities J'.
estate
Loans to
"
-
in
8,703
2,578
+
'
purchasing
Government
Loans to foreign
7
1,490
+
for
__i_i
securities."
loans for
S.
Other
Total
+
+
securities—,
Sales finance, personal finance,
Other
___^
362
+
dealers
and
Loans to nonbank
160
+
10,781
+
35,375
carrying:
or
Government
Other
"•+^r 22
—
310,607
'
^
3
595
—
3,771
~r;
S.
Other
212
+
'
292
;
availibility cash
liabs.
405
■■-mm.
119 ;i;
+
241
.<•
$0;.
...
U.
Other
710'
—
U.
1,281
+
1,195
loans
*
<
1,562
industrial
+
stock 1st & 2nd-series—Jan 14
Holly Sugar Coro. 5% cumulative preferred stock.
.Feb
1
Kayser-Roth Corp.—
;
"- 's I
SVa %. convertible subord. debs.,; due july f 1, 1980^.—Feb
1
Munsingwear, Inc.— ./
5.
'
5V«% cumulative preferred stockii:_.iii^+-+i-^:-ii-.-~.2Jan IS :
Phillips-Van; Heusen Corp. 5%, cumul. pfd. stock___k_Feh. 1
Portland General Electrio Co.—
f
*
•
5V2%
1st mortgage bonds, series due 1987i.__._-—-Feb.. 6
Preston Mines Ltd. 4%
cumul. preference stock
Feb
1
San Diego Gas & Electric Co.—
•
:
; 5.6tt%
cumulativa preferred stock™——Jan 15
1962
1,163
+
loans
chasing
^+328
+
products
4Va%
Jan. 3,
1962**
131,135
adjustedt-
debentures,
Ekc0
82,988
Commercial and
Agricultural
Loans
29,782
Deposits: ++'.■■'
• ."v:■■■"*+<#v:.;+v:/v;:++S+
Member bank reserves..
16,523
(591)
.
,
26,
133,238
:
adjusted!
?;
1,559
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve notes^_.._i.i—'<
investments
and
and
debentures
.'"Company«uftd Jssue—
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
~"*5i
+
400
assets,-—.--;
,
Amalgamated; Leather^^"Cempanies, Inc.— '
.
'<■
6% cumulative convertible preferred stock
Canadian Oil Companies Ltd.—• 4%
and, 5% cumulative preference shares—™.
Increase < + ) or
Jan. 2,
1,566
;+
•;
46
-
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
$32 million.
1963*
Total loans and securities
Cash
46
*,
1
1, 1980.^^-.
——Feb
Dec. 1, 1976_L_"____---i—--Feb
Line Corp.—
5% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds, series due 1979 and 5Vs%
1st mtge. pipe line bonds,- series due 1980_———-Feb
5%%
Decrease (—) Since
+
.
Eastern Transmission Corp*—^
Transcontinental Gas
million.' Loans to
$245
,
Total U. S, Gov't securities...
bonds, series due May 1, 1982 and
bonds, series due July 1, 19851-~Feb
Nashville RR.—
1st mtge.
&
5V2 %
'
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,
rowings from others
306
+
212
30,266
bought outright.
repurchase agree't
Held under
1989
Feb
1, 1989_Feb
general, consolidated
Texas
,
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $137 million and bor¬
9,267
—
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4,137
2378
15
^
1
1
■
,
.
■
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domestic commercial
Bonds
•
4 1
.
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Borrowings '6f weekly reporting member banks, from
956
—
'«-•••••••
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-
inuuou.^
bought outright—
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2581
Jan 31
—
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mortgage bonds of South
,
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—r—1'_
i_T—Jan 31" •
.46
C.May Stores Realty corp.—
5%. general mtge^ bonds due Feb. 15,. 1977—----Pet* 15
2584
North Afnerlc'an Investment tJotp:—' ;
-V * ^
* .'• '
5'/a %
cumulative preferred stock.
____—__rMar20
46
Otter Tail Power Co.—
•
*
/
■
" ■*
47/a% 1st'mtge, bonds due Feb. 1', 1991 and
+
I? •+ W
4%% 1st .mtge. bonds, due Aug. 1, 1989—.—
Feb .1
46
Pet Milk Co. preferred shares..
—
—__Feh 15
2484
^Reynolds Metals Co.—
*
43A% cumulative preferred series A stock.:—Feb'la
86
Southwestern Public Service Co.— t
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':AV*r/o 1st mtge. bonds, series due 1991
Feb 1
86
in the Richmond
District, $87 million in the Dallas
District, and by lesser amounts in four other districts,
but they increased $165
million in the New York
District outside New York City.
Savings deposits in¬
creased $212 million andm'pther" time, deposits, of indi¬
viduals, partnerships, and corporations increased - $116
59
__
■
„
880
—
12.
75
advances_.__-___-
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.
108
—
decreased $238 million in
York City, $145 million in the Atlanta District,
$116 million in the San Francisco District, $102 million
988
+
4-
•
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44
u''
-
1st mtge.
4%%
•
New
1962
—
—
4ya% bonds, series L, due Feb. 1,
llrst mortgage bonds, series L, due Feb.
4%%
>
Demand deposits adjusted
Jan. 10,
:
»
mitge.
4V2 %
Holdings of Treasury bills;by weekly* reporting Uienir •
$566 million, Treasury certificates
increased $22 million, and the combined total of Treas-4
ury
notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased
$27 million. "Other" securities decreased $43 million.
Decrease (—) Since
Jan, 9,
.
stock
1
1
1982—Feb
Laclede Gas Co.—
ber banks increased
(In millions of dollars)
1, 1982_Feb
1,
Co.—
44
1
Georgia Power Co.—
1
>
5%% first mortgage bonds, due Sept. I, 1989___i_+Feb;
Home OU Co. Ltd.—
6% conv. subord. debs, due Jan. 15, 1975—
__,Jan
5%
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Rubber
&
Feb.
due
debs.,
:Feb
,
.140031
,
.
subord.
414%
Corp.,
General
.0800560
.277862
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Page
Dat®
,
1964
debs., dated Teb. 1, 1952, due Feb. 1,
American Brake Shoe Co., 4!/2% debs.,, due Feb.
3 Ye %
.00161050
.140037
v
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Aluminum Co. of America—
Louisville
Consolidated Statement of Condition
85
,
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
-.204050
;
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2.805100
-
2.803900
•
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.310566
*
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bonds, due Jan.- lr 1970_--____Jan 16
.Poll-New England Theatres, Inc.— *.
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lirst mortgage s. t.,
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7
.
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Page
Date
Company and Issue—
.
2.235792
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•
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notes,
of corporate bonds,
list
a
common
including
States Money)
United
Wednesday
Tuesday'
Jan. 8
'
found
be
and
The date indicates the
York
New
.
Fund Notices
;
preferred
INCLUSIVE
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
Unit
Monetary
1963
4,
will
Below
(
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
4
(
Monday, January 14, 1963
. . .
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(Silliiii FOREIGN iEXCHANGE I RATES £|ltJtlltl
Pursuant
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
L
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(quar.)
4.90%
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:
$1.05
$1.12 Vi
3-
1
$1.16
3-
1
2-11
$1.22 'A
3-
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Volume 197.
Number 6229
The Commercial md Financial Chronicle
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Radio
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1-30
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Stock
1-18
Standard Oil-Co.
24c
1-25
1-2
Standard
quar.)
5C
2-1
1-18
45C
—
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Star
3-15
Reliable Stores Corp.
(quar.)___—
Reliance Electric & Engineering*;--^-^--..-;
Revlon, Inc.
(quar.)
;—
2-15
2-
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Stock
y
...
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1-25
1*
preferred J
(quar.)_
preferred
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preferred 'y(quar.)———
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preferred (quar.)——
Rockower Bros.; 'Inc. (s-a)—
Rohr Corp. (quar.)———
$1.02 7a
1
3-
$1.18%
$1.23%
:
1-31
1-25
Inc.
1-22
5%%
6%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
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1-15
$1.25
$1.37%
1-15
1-15
$1.50
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12-31
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of Canada (quar.)
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Sigma
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Simms
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& Co.,
$1
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(A.
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3-
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2-18
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7
1-16
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4%
1-18
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Paper Mills. $2 pfd.
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(quar.)
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Tools Corp.
(stock dividend)to stockholders approval of the
necessary increase in authorized shares
_,V-.V
at a meeting
Jan.
on
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.
t
1-
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United
net
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partic
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Southern
4.80%
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preferred
Southern
New
Southland Life
Southwest
Gas
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Oil
Electric
preferred
1-
1-31
1-
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5
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5
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net
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class
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(quar.)
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10c
10c
2-28
6-15
9-15;
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—
(quar.)
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4
5
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1-31
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12-31
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1-15
5-31
8-31
12-28
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paymen
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r
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400
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1,500
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&
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250
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12-21
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—;
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2-14
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250
—
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Reinholdt & Gardner
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Sierra Pacific Power Co.,-commpfi-*,,
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:
(quar.)
1-15
30c
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Shatterproof Glass Corp. (quar.)___—*
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20c
B
12-31
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Union Commerce Bank. (Cleveland)
Union Electric Co.,—-
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class
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8
1-10
2-15
Canadian funds, tax .deductible at the
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1-11
12-28
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(quar.)
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*
1-15
2-
2- 1
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1-15
1-15
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Ltd.,
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Youngstown
1-15
"2-:l"
$1.49
$1.42 7a
—-
and
: 1-4
33c
(quar.)
income plus 18c
Yocarn
12-31 AA
#3
63 %c
$1.22 7a
(quar.)—
income
1-16
12y2c
22V2C
(quar.)
Worth Fond, Inc.
(A payment of
1
$1.31%
Investors,
1-4
10c
10c
Publishing Co.
•
Shareholders'
Foods,
Wolverine Shoe
A'2- lAV;:
1-31
25c
profits
Income
1-16
A
Yatea-Ameriean
25e
(quar.)
Investors,
investment
securities
Twentieth
1-11
1-15
-
Street
Growth
12-27
2- 8
(John) Co. (initial)
Woodall Industries, Inc.
12-31
2-15
4%
from .net
from
1-11
:A
2-15
20c
.
v
Century
1-15
2%
Co.—
Wood
Yale
—
Salle
La
Twentieth
1-11
1-30
;
preferred
2-15
20c
Stock -dividend
2
12-13
1- 4
—™
income)
(Howard B.) (initial)
World
(quar.)
pref.
Corp.
■U 4
1-15
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.-—
vestment
Wolf
•
4y27<?
1-15
-
and
6% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Fund,
Inc.
2-15
2%
Corp.,
C
Mfg.
Common
l~~8
$500
(quar.)-.__,———
dividend ——-——
Temper
South
208
ee ; a
A
Stock
>
True
2-15
Worts,
Growth Industries
Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment
incomej
Wisconsin Electric Power
1-28
$1.0674
$2.55 preferred ('quar.)_^—.>—4-.---—
$4.90preferred; (quar,
$5.96 preferred (quar.),
$5,70 preferred (quar.)
$5.60 preferred (quar.)__;
;
Class
-
4%
12-19
5c
5%
Winfield
3- 1
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Transportation Co. of America—
12-31
12-31
1-18
25c
&
Will Ross, Inc.
(quar.)
Wilson & Company, common
12-21
2- 4
$5.26
:V¥:.:l-;4":.^
•1-15.
v
..
1-19
1-15
(initial)
preferred
Wilcox
1-15
2%
$1.14
dividend
'
V
—
—
com.
:
1-25
\0%
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. common
4% prior lien
(quar.)—
Whiting Corp.
12-31
..
$1.0674
Pipeline,
1- 5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
1-10
1
3-15
•
——
."i-ii:
1-14
A
preferred
preferred
Class
1-10
1*18
AgA'AflcA
Company. .(quar:>A
Corp. <quar.)___—
Stock
:
'
■
series
preferred
Westfair
1-10
2-
$1.14
•
Gas
1-15
1-15
Stationery—
5%
preferred (quar,)-«-™---4——Western Union
Telegraph (quar.)
1-19
••
2-1
$1
4%
Transcontinental
•
2-1
$1.25
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
Western Tablet &
1-12
2- 1
"a-vi
.
$1
(N. Y.)
12%c
^4™—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
4.72%
1st preferred
(quar.)
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
9
1-15
"
1-20
,
$1.21
Transamerica
2-1
85c
dividend
1-18
A
1
12%c
.
common
1-18
1-
2-
•
4-18
,
50c
;
—
1-17
2-4
Bank
2-15
(initial)
Insurance Securities,
Western Power & Gas
15 and by the New York State Bank¬
ing Department,)
1-18
;
Quarterly from capital gains
From investment? income^-—
Class
2-15
1-15
—
(quar.)
1-31
$40c
Power
Penn
"
7c
Western
^Subject to approval of stockholders Jan.
^
stockholders Jan. 15)—
Selected A mei ic.^n Shares-
'4%
1-17
2-1
dividend
Stock
2-13
5- i
"13c
'
Seligman
Mfg.
Stock
2-15
3-1
277aC
>
(quar.)
4.10%
(qtrar.K.-i.ii--.-^--i----.--~-.-i
Town & Country Securities Corp.
.
Security National Bank (Long Island) (quar.)
Stock dividend
(subject to approval of
-
3- I
22%C
(quar.)—*
(quar.:)
Security-Columbian Banknote
1- 2
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Toronto-Dominion
1-18
27 VaC
SeaPak Corp.
7
1-15
.12 VaC
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1-
preferred (quar4—
preferred; (quar.)*.„—,
$4
1-
10c
(increased
com.
preferred
1-18
$3.40
■
1-16
4%%
4.20%
_—
(increased)
dividend)
Trust, Ltd.
Co.,
1-15
13C
Scrivner-Stevens
West
38%%)
of
Edison
2-11
fyr
.
Went worth
12-31
dep. rets, deferred (final pay61^7143% ; les» British; income;
2-11
'
fi.,
12-14
12-31
-
Extra
,
1-15
1-14
20c
nn"
(stock
37yaC
,
.
Panel
1*14
s
Inc.
Co.
25c
Mon thly
Scott Paper Co.—-
Welsh
)
(Me.)—
;
class
on
IOC
35C
25c
«.
&
12-14
30C '
1-11
;
9c
,
Smelting Co.
Management,
(quar.)—
B
Extra
220
-
preferred- A (quar.)—————
preferred A ■ (quar.)—
Fetzer Co.
(Monthly)
5%%
Class
27 %c
27%c
pfd.
(quar.)
Securities
American
;
\
(quar.)—
Wellington
1-11
12-14
2-15
1-9
5
$1.12%
!
&
Gooderham
preferred
; 1-15
$$1.25
1-25
•.
Co. (increased)™
Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
B.)
dividend
Common
12-31
A (quarterly
the period
ending Feb. 28)^«——L—12-
.
1-31
6%
1
'l-15.v' i-
127aC
2-
Washington Gas Light (quar.)
Waste King Corp—
1-11
1-
2-26
3%
Currency)
Bros. Pictures Inc.
Warren Bros. Co. (quar.)
:
1-18
30c
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
■-
1
2- 1
Inc.—
Company (quar.)
Extra-: ".U*-™-™'
Ordinary. (Final payment of 1872%
>:Iess British income tax of 38% %
Corp.—
dividend for
Schwitzer Corp.—»
5%%
preferred A
■
rets.
12-31
25c
(J.
Common
1-15
$1.31 V*
Stock
1-14
1-15
$25e
Service,
the
Manufacturing Co.—
American dep.
1-15
—
2-
£'"3
2-15
stock¬
to
Warner
•'
1
1-31
15c
Industries, Inc. (quar.)_—
Freight,
Tobacco
1-15
5%%
preferred
(quar.)—~
1-—
Schenley Industries Inc., common—z
50c: preference ■ (s-a)
Schering Corp., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd. (increased)
2-
25C
:———_-—
Mirror
22c
:;
on
(Hiram)
Quarterly
12-31
1-24
.
;; SA.-ffc'-:"
—
National Bank
22 %c
t
a
75c
'
Schneider
*T0«
A
(quar.)
u 2
12-31
(Long Island, N. Y.)—
Comptroller of
Solver
12-31
1-15
4
1
approval of stock¬
Jan, 8, and final
approval by
Walker
2-27
class A_—;
preferred
Times
12-31
28c
—
1-15
T?15.A
;■
2-
1-14
200
of
Camp Sea Food
■
(quar.)
Inc.
Publishing
>10%
preferred- (quar.)
6
2-1
22c
Warner
preferred (quar.)
Thriftway Foods, inc. (quar.)
12-14
Sams
4.36 %
2-
30c
3-5
350
12-31
25c
47«
12-14
San Fernando Valley Bank (Calif.)—:
(Stock dividend)—
Savannah Electric & Power, com.
(quar.)
1-15
(quar.)—
approval
Increased
;Vitamix
Pharmaceuticals
Stock dividend
1
12-24
1-17
1-15
,—
Co.——————
Power & Light, ^$4.84 pfd^Xquarv)—
preferred-; (quar.)™--.,
u$4
preferred
(quar.)
—;
$4.56 preferred ■ rquar.)—
Thompson
) Fiber Glass (quaT.)—
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, com. (quar.).
; {Stock
'dividend——-——.—---—.-.—L--
2
3%
(Howard.W.) & Co. (quar.)^-——.
Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)_
5.60% preferred (quar.)-~—
5% preferred (quar.)—
4 V2 %
preferred ( quar.)._
<_
4.40% preferred ( quar. )w-;—
40C
———
1-15
16)
Bank
Stock-dividend
Virginia. Chemicals
2-23
:
1-31
(quar.)
;;
3
(N. Y.)—
$4.76
7-15
Salant & Salant, Inc., class A stock div.*~-*
Stock dividend
—A—
:—,
San
1-
*
common
to
(subject
Van
12-31
1
3-11
25c
Texas
4-15 •••
1-25
r
2-
27o
Corp.
Jan.
Van
2-13
28C
Texas Pharmacal
1
"
32C
"ADRS"—-
(Houston) (stock div.)
Subject to approval of stockholders and
-the Comptroller of the Currency.
1-15
4-30.
iioc
•
1-15
$17%c
,
————,-.1—.
Electric
Texas
1-18
$$1.25
1- 2
Clothier,
&
Inc.,
Texas
12-20
1
't25C
(quar.) ;.,A
1-15
$1.80
(increased)-,
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.).—
Texaco Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
'
(quar.).;™.™..™-™...-—
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)..
preferred A < quar.)
——A
Paul
1-18
2-15
tlOc
Lawrence
Ltd.
Greene
Taylor
2-5
2-
uoc
37%C
;
-
Taylor Wine Co,
12-31
'
10%
(quar,)_-
12-21
Vilter
-—
Tamar Electronics
;■
12-31
Class A
5%
(quar.)—v-_
Glass B.
12-31
84c
1-15
5c
Quarterly capital gains distribution
Vanadium Corp. of America—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
'
12-21
12 %C
'
9-16
12-18
5%
(Subject
div.
the
12-27
1-15
6-17
10-15
(increased)
Value Line Income
Fund,
1-28
1
1-15
20c
—
prefenred;(quar.)_--_-_-.--.--i---—
Inc.
(quar.)
—
Taloh,
1- 4
.
—
St; Lawrence Cement Co., class A
Class:.-A
(quar.),*—
St.
1-25
3%
3-
Stock
4 7a %
1-10
v
1-10
-
—;—
Ltd.
div.
holders
12-31
1-21
5%:
a;
Swingline, Inc.. class A (quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
12-21
—
1-15
ioc
1
7-15
(quar.)
Construction & Mining
Stock
12-20
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank & Trust
Webster,
Extra
4
1-31
S C M Corporation, com. (stock dividend)
572%
convertible pfd.
(initial quar.)
Saftlcraft Corp. (stock dividend)
.
1-
1-16
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc., common———
St.
1-23
——
(quar. )_.*.—
Swank,
1-15
1
10c
——
to
4-15
Corporation (quar.)
Valley National Bank (Arizona) —
2-18
1-15
3-
3- V
00
Ordinary -(s-a)—
.
1-15
11c
(quar.)
Rosenau Brothers, Inc.—
Royal McBee Corp., 4 7a% preferred (ouar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)——,—
40c
preferred
■:vv,S %
I
2-15
Raceway; Inc. ,(year-ead)———- k "■ 12c
Roper (George D.) Corp.20c
Roper Industries, Inc.
(stock dividend)-—
.10%.
H.),
2r*
12-31
.
1-
Company
1-15
7%c
VSI
4
1-21
Lloyds,
&
y
12-26
.2%
1-18
10c
7%c
7%c
Inc.
■
2- 8
2-15
§ %P5C|
—
1-18
1
common (quar.)—
Corp., common
(quar.)-——
Suburban
Gas
(quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd., com; (s-a)-.
2-8
10c
-
1
2-
Holders
Payable of Bee
77aC
—;—
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
1-18
2-
Stores
Container
60c
2-8
3-
.—-i-
1
c
25C"
&
Strawbridge
2-8
-
10c
(quar,)————-i——
dividend
:————'
(William
Bros.
Stubnitz
2-8
25c
Roosevelt
Rorer
.
3-
$1.37%
Ronson Corp.
Stock
Wales
Stone
9
2- 8
3-
(quar.
2-
317»
$1.40%
Ltd. American dep. rets.
Final payment of 107e less British income
tax of 38%% —:—
1-8
2-20
4%%
—
Utah
20c
Trust
Canada,
of
Stewarts
12-31
4.107c
—
Upjohn
1-18
kExtra
1-15
1
3-
Broadcasting
&
Sterling National
Quarterly—:
■>.' Stock,;; dividend';
Stetson
(John B.)
1-11
'
2-
3-
Rollins
Sterchi
1-15
$1
—-—-
1-18
1
Valley National
common
Co.
S 1.02'a
4.95%
1
2-
A
Co.
i——
4,10%
class
Stone
4%. preferred
2-
When
Share
(quar.)
Controls
holders
Steel
1-25
2%
1-18
93%c
Steel
l&i'M
23% c
1
277aC
(quar.)_
Co.
(stock dividend)
12-14
:
;—
2-
—
Company
(quar.)—
Universal
!•-
12-14.
1-15
.(quar.)————u——-—i—
dividned-
Class
1-18
(quar.)
Bank
of
A
1-18
of Ohio
Screw
Street
A
1
California—
Products, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
State
Class
2- 1
State Street Investment Corp.—(From capital gains)
2-
div.)—
(stock
Gas & Electric—■-
Common
1-29
1-18
3-
-—
.
Rochester
5
1-18
2-
(quar.)
1-15
Reynolds Metals Co.
4%%
59% c
preferred (quar.)-—-—---———;:
4%% preferred (quar.) ————
$1.12%
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
277ac
3%%
93 %c
preferred (quar.>_
River Brand Riee Mills (quar.)—.
22 %c
———.
15c
Roadway Express*.
Technical
of
Industries,
5%
(§£> fl >
dividend--——U-——.
Robinson
2-1
1-18
1
27'Ac
1-15
27 VaC
-—...
—
Products
Standard
>
1-31
30c
y
,
Chemical—
&
>
;
(quar.)
Sta-Rite
"lie
.Redwing Carriers
Co.
preferred
3-22
(increased
1
2-
$1.10 A
$1.15
$1.18%
dividend
3% %
2-
6%
1-30
1-30
.
1-18
-
Per
Name of
Universal Container
Corp.
Class A (quar.).
Class A (quar.)-——:——
$1.0674
(quar.)
System, class A (resumed)
Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Oil
1
;'
$1.03%
Freight
30c
•
split
dividend
Spector
preferred
127aC
7%c
Amer.
(quar.)_^-w».^^u-.^——Equities Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Inc.
1-15
20c
__—
Class -A
Stock
2-20
1-15
87 Vic
Properties Corp* of America—
Investment
Drug
3-12
1-31
2-
^ 97%c
—
4.15%
12-11
>1-31
3% ;
.j—-y
Stock
3-18
10c
'■
Real
Rexall
1
i-14 >
(quar.)..
common
Estate
(2-for-l stock
4-
250
—;——
Extra
Realty
5.62 y27o
1-4
dividend--w~-l-i--~^w--^---.--.--------
Red Owl Stores,
12-17
2- 5
Reading & Bates Oil Drilling, class A (quar.)
■
4
10c
,—
Real
.a
12-17
2-
$1.50
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.)
:■
1-28
2% A
12-24
12-24
Corp
—
of
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred ($100 par)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.4
preferred ($25 par)
5%
preferred (quar.)——
1-19
1-19
Holders
Payable of Bee,
92 %C
3.90%
-
.
Photo
Share
Southwestern Public Servicfr—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
1-15
55c
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
1-31
——
(quar.)
Electronics &
Quincy Mining
R C Can
i>
(quar.)
common
preferred
Quik-Chek
1 11
\
,
Co.,
3-12-1
10C
;—..—
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)
Puritan Sportswear Corp.
;"A:aaa-
Holders
When
Share
y
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(183) ,47-
Waggoner
& Co., Inc.
Biddle
&
Heitner &
200
Co™
200
150
Woods
150
A
The Commercial
(184)
48
and Financial Chronicle
*:
••7'7'-;;7;v
;
Nielsen Co.—Quarterly Report—
C.)
(A.
Profit
before
Earned
taxes
and foreign
income
Net
per
the first
a
,
Western
Ry.—Exchange Distribution—
On Jan. 9, 1963, an exchange distribution of 36,166
shares of this firm's outstanding common stock was
made at
&
$111
the
-
Class A
first half of
at about $8
year are .estimated
the year production
the carrying
requires
risks.
of
r
.'
1
,
.
com.
Authorized
—V.
■
196,
-Outstanding
'
2,000,000 shs.
30,000 shs;
>
"
.
;
120,000 shs.
30,000 shs.
$7,250
'
;
5,000 wts.
5,000 wts.
.
$7,250
,s:
y
947.
p.
started at a
Republic Aviation Corp.—President's Report—
company
has: reported
that
preliminary
figures
for
.
1962
meeting that loss of production caused by a 11-week
in the early half of the year held down earnings for the
three quarters. However, the final quarter gained, he pointed
The company, has a current backlog of more than $560 million
Analysts
t!
strike
.
Carter, President, announced.
>
11
The purchase was made for an undisclosed amount of cash.
Marco, established in 1948, employs about 75 in a 17,000 square
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
A
foot plant.
Its indicator lights are used in aircraft, computers,
and
for
The ; Commonwealth Trust Co, of Pittsburgh, 312 Fourth Ave.;
a
wide
variety
of
military purposes.:, The
company's %
Pittsburgh 22, Pa., will up to 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 16, 1963, receive
patented Press-to-Test light is specified by the U. S. Government
as standard for certain aircraft.
'
v*'•*;*?>■# tenders for the sale to it of 5% first mortgage sinking fund bonds
Oak Electronics has been dissolved and its operation moved
due Jan. 1, 1970 to an amount sufficient to exhaust
the sum of
to
the
Anaheim
$147,821 at prices not to exceed 100% and accrued interest.—V. 196,
plant where it will be operated as a division of
Marco.
Later
this
year,
Oak plans to build a larger plant' in
p. 156.
< »
>
At■»■■ .v
A
v; £*';.■£>!;
.$7). ■&£'.■%%;'•'••;■% >-%!'■
the Anaheim area to house both operations, Mr. Carter said.
%
The acquisition marks the fifth expansion move by Oak Manu¬
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd.—Acquisition—
facturing in the past two years.
Previously, Oak acquired McCoy
The
Electronics Co., Delta-f, Inc., and Hart Manufacturing Co., and set
company
lias acquired
a
substantial share Interest In
Canadian Industrial Gas.
The acquisition involved the purchase
up a joint venture with a Japanese firm in Japan.
:
;
>•'
1
of
200,000 shares from International Utilities Corp. and 200,000
"The
addition of Marco Industries will provide Oak with a •
shares from other interests which had acquired and exercised the
broader line of components for electronics uses," Mr. Carter said.
option on them previously held by International Utilities. Canadian
"Currently Marco's products are marketed, -only in the Western
Industrial Gas received $1,000,000 cash from the exercise of this
half of
the United States.
Oak's national sales organization has
taken on sales responsibilities for Marco in a program to establish
/option at a price of $5 per share.
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For Power Corp., one of Canada's largest investment and man-
The
y
showed net earnings of about $5,900,000 or $2.08 a share on sales
% of a somey $290,000,000a a For the niney mpnthsA endedi Sept; 30. r net;
income was $3,406,852 or $1.19 a share;
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77 Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Secondary Stock Offer-ing—On Jan. 7,1963, it was reported that a secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of this- firm's .outstanding
common stock had been, made at $31 per share by
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York.—V. 196, p. 2081.
Acquisition--
(10c par)
(10c par).i^:
stock purch. warrants
i:Long-term debt incl. current portion-
refrigerated products plant in Denison, Texas, and at a new
plant in Omaha, Neb., which produces calcium cyclamate, the prin¬
cipal
ingredient
in
Sweetno,
Pillsbury's noncaloric
sweetener.
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it
credit
Class B common stock
new
components manufacturer for the electronics and electrical
industries,
has acquired Marco Industries Co., Anaheim, Calif.,
manufacturer of indicator lights
and illuminated switches, E. A.
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addition,
and, assuming
Class A common stock
share on the N.Y.S.E.—-V. 196, p. 2675.
a
Oak Manufacturing Co.—Proposed
;
during
,
for' the
expenditures
Capital
In
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President Gerot and Chairman Pillsbury
the year,
type can,
million.
Norfolk
of
obsolete.
receivables
Monday, January 14, 1963
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CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
which are Pillsbury's first entries into the frozen food market and a new cake
decorator kit made possible by a packaging innovation, the aerosol
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half
becoming
accounts
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made
$0.38
$0.39
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657,830
—
—
share
196, p. 2279.
—V,
$9,530,656
1,405,127
747,297
"$10,696,504
1,716,154
income taxes
,—1,040,825
—675,329
Revenues'
Federal
1961
and
baking
has a solid share of market in baking mixes and
ingredients in the United Kingdom.
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In reporting to stockholders on new products introduced
company
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Period Ended November 30—
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out.
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in
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the company, Mr. Pearle said, is at work on
research contracts,
11 of which are from the National Aero¬
Now in
and
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development,
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held
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$25
annual
first
the
report, since Its; establishment in August,
has issued figures reflecting a modest profit
In addition the company has reported
a new high in backlog of over $1,000,000.
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of initial start-up and assimilation of two acquired companies, ac¬
Paradynamics,
$657,884
on
counting
in
for
net
sales.
of
losses
$70,000
at
the
end
of
its
first
six
p, 2181.
operation, Paradynamics was able to register earnings approach¬
ing $74,000 on net sales of approximately $600,000, during the
six
months
of
fiscal
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companies acquired were Wave
Particle Division of Ramage and Miller, Inc., of Richmond, Calif.,
by outright purchase of certain of its assets and Control Elec-
Ironies,
Co,, Inc., of Huntington Station, N. Y., by merger.
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Mr.; Deoul announced that in • line with continuing ■ efforts ; to
provide a broader manufacturing base for the company's inherently
high profit proprietary product lines, financial efforts subsequent
to compilation of the
annual figures had succeeded in attracting
new long
term private financing in the amount of $300,000, pro¬
,
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The
1962.
producing
gas
.
months
of
last
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this marks a significant reentry into the oil
industries, the announcement stated.
Power
Corp. has had a long association with the oil and gas industry
in Canada,
principally through Canadian Oil Companies Ltd. of
which it was the major shareholder until the recent acquisition
of Canadian Oil by the Royal Dutch/Shell group.
Canadian Indus¬
trial Gas, of which Power Corp. now becomes the largest single
shareholders, is an independent producer and distributor of natural
gas and liquefied petroleum
gases in western Canada.—V.
196,
and
Paradynamics Inc.—Annual Report—
In
1961,
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companies,
agement
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Three
11
years
ago
the
company
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Designs Inc.—Acquisition—
This Westbury, N. Y„ manufacturer of precision electronic power
supplies, has acquired 95% of th^ stock of Carad Corp., of PaJo
Alto, Calif.
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research contracts.
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Republic has invested over $38 million in research
/ and development and during the past six years alone has invested
additions
of
in
and
improvements
the company, he added.
sustain its space
activities,
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only
Since
To
the
to
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facili¬
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out, Republic
has a modern $13 million space age research center incorporating
seven advanced laboratories;
three wind tunnels, transonic, super¬
sonic and hypersonic;
and will this month put into operation a
$2% million space engine research development laboratory,
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Major work directed toward space, Mr. Peale said, include de¬
velopment of plasma engines for satellite and spacecraft propul¬
sion, research on a second-generation orbiting solar observatory,
re-entry
research
vehicles,
orbital
mechanics,
re-entry
control
systems, bio-astronautics and life sciences studies, and production
of parts, for the giant Saturn rocket's first stage.
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Noting that aircraft development is not being "scrapped" by the
Government, the Republic official said his company felt it made
good business sense to maintain some aircraft development.
Ac¬
cordingly, he said, the company is conducting research on a number
of
advanced
aircraft
designs, including a vertical-rising fighter
(VTO), globe-orbiting aerospace plane, supersonic transport, and
a
lightweight aircraft tailored to guerilla warfare.
The company's principal product, the all-weather F-105 tactical
fighter for the Air Force, is scheduled for production through 1964.
A new, two-seat version of this supersonic plane is also being built.
Mr. Peale pointed out that the company's business other than
F-105 production is growing.
In manufacturing alone, it has in¬
creased from less than $2 million three years ago to more than
$39 million at present, he said.-r-V, 196, p. 684.
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Mr.
Peale
pointed
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Herbert Roth, President of Power Designs, said Carad's line, of
The company has reported an 162% increase in fully-taxed earn¬
high
voltage
units and pulse
modulators,
among
other high
ings for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1962; The sharp rise was
voltage power supplies, would complement Power Designs' line of, ■ ^achieved on a sales gain -of ■ 45%.
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Net income in >1962 was $l,696,3id, equal to 89 cents per share
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He said Carad, will stock Power Designs' line And serve as a
on
1,900,554 shares outstanding.
This includes a tax credit of
viding additional working capital to support^the; continuing- upward
maintenance and service depot for the West Coast,
in this way
trend in Paradynamics sales.
; $150,000,
or eight cents per share.
Net income in the- previous
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reaching potential customers for power Designs products who tend
year was $1,051,145, equal to 55 cents per share, which included
Paradynamics, which is located in Huntiiig+on Station, N. Y., is
to buy their needs locally.
A quaPter or'PowW•DBlgns' busihess
a
tax credit of S460,000. or 24 cents per share on 1,916,313 shares
engaged
in
the
development and manufacture
of
sophisticated ?
^already is from the West' Coast, Mr, Roth added.
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microwave test instrumentation, microwave relay feeder networks,
outstanding. Fully taxed, earnings were $1,546,310, or 81 cents per
The consideration was for cash, and the amount not disclosed,
share in
magnetostrictive and electromagnetic delay lines, and varied ground
1962, compared with $591,145, or 31 cents per share,
in
addition to an exchange 6f)R100;000 Cafad debentures, Tor an >
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Among the more
equal number
of Power Designs
debentures, each carrying the
recent
Sales
totaled $51,051,415 in 1962, compared With $35,277,000
accomplishments for which the company has been cited
same
interest.
Carad on Nov. 10 went into reorganization under
was it3
in 1961. ^
development of the first Microwave Feeder System capable •.
Chapter XI of the Chandler Act. Just before the acquisition terms
: Delbert. W.
of limiting
transmission losses in high capacity radio relay in¬
Coleman, Chairman* told s^ckhdlderSAtthat ^sales' 'of
were
signed Carad agreed to pay its creditors; In 0fulL, over a v
all Eeeburg products had increased during the year,
stallations.
The system and an accompanying exclusive measuring with vending
16-month period, Mr. Roth said.
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instrument is now being installed in Western Union's commercial
equipment volume rising most sharply.
Vending sales amounted
Sales
of Carad
in the first halt
of
1962 were $450,000
while
cross country communications network.-—V. 196,
to $25 million, 48%
of the total volume, compared with .$12.2 milp. 2479,
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in its first half, through last Dec.
31, Power Designs' sales rose
;lion in 1961.
Mr. Coleman noted that when the company began
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21 %
to $958,250 -from $794,000 ii>
the (comparable f year-earlier
the
manufacture
of
vending
equipment
in
1959,
overall
sales
v
Penn Fruit Co., Inc.—Sells Division—
period, Mr,^ Roth' said.
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amounted
to $23.8 million, of which
vending accounted for $3.2
Carad will be known as Power Designs Pacific, Inc., with Nathan
Samuel Cooke, Chairman of Penn Fruit. has announced that
million, or 13.4% of the whole. He also reported that the company
Most continuing as President and Dr. David Simmons continuing as
Penn Fruit sold its "Kiddie City" store division to Leonard WasserIs in the process of bringing new milk, candy and pastry machines
director; of engineering,—-Vi, 195, p. 2493.
;
man
and
associates for
an
undisclosed amount of
to market, and has under construction in Hartford, Conn., a 260,cash.
Mr.
Cooke stated that Penn Fruit's decision to divest itself of
i
?000-squarer foot:^ plant, scheduled fotv opening March; 1963; that willthe Kiddie City division was because it was
unprofitable and did
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp.—Annual Report—
substantially increase production* capacity..
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Sales
of Seeburg coin-operated - phonographs ? rose
iri 1962 to
The -company,
for the fiscal year ended Sept, 30, announced
$19.6 million, compared with the previous year's $16.8 million. The
qpera,tion.—V. 196,. p,*2280.
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income from operations of $13,955,470, contrasted with $843,680 for
company's Background Music Division, which produces background
the 1961 fiscal year, according to Nicolas M. Salgo, Chairman,
music systems and leases recorded music, and its Qualitone Divi¬
Penn Fruit Co. Inc.—Sales, Earnings Lower—
The gain reflects a full year of' the operations of, the C-G-F.
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Topeka Grain elevator, acquired on Aug. 1, 1961; and the owner¬
The company has announced the results of operations for the
—V. 196, p. 1350.
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ship of Pacific Metals from the date of purchase on May 31, 1962. '
first 12 weeks of its current fiscal year (Aug. 26, through Nov. 17).
Punta Alegre Sugar,
which a year ago wrote off all losses re¬
Sales
totalled $36,977,316 compared to sales of $40,169,074 for
sulting from the seizure of its Cuban sugar properties, has been
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.-rSells Holdings in
the corresponding period of the previous year.
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able through recent acquisition to reestablish its profit potential.
Earnings before
Federal
and
State
taxes
were
$337,398
and
Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd.-—
Net
income
for
the
1962
fiscal
year
of
$1,583,303
was
equal
net earnings
after .taxes amounted to $168,302.
After deducting
See British American Oil Co. Ltd., this issue—V. 191, p*. 2461.
to $2.01
per share on the 789,000 shares of capital. stock outdividends on preferred stocks, earnings per share of common stock
standing, against 30 cents a share on net income of $236,685 on
amounted to seven
cents based on 1,659,962 shares outstanding
the same number of shares for the 1961 fiscal year.
In addition,
Shore-Galnevar, Inc.—Shows Loss for Year—
on Nov.
17.
Mr.
Salgo reported that the cash flow for the 1962 fiscal year
For
the first quarter of the prior year,
The company has
earnings before taxes
reported losses for the fiscal year ended
was $4.63 a share, against 73 cents in 1961.—V. 196, pj 2081.
were
$593,230.
and
net
earnings
after
taxes
totalled
$384,885
Aug. 31, and emergence into profit for the fourth quarter, with
including dividends from an affiliated company of $175,000. Earn¬
book value remaining at $3.91 per share, in spite of reverses.'
ings per common share were 20 cents of which 11 cents per share
Submitted by Philip Shore, Chairman, and Fred Plotkin, Presi¬
Realty Investment Co*—Acquisition—
was attributable to dividends from the affiliated
company.—V. 196,
dent, was a report showing programs put into effect to counteract
Realty Investment, a Missouri corporation, lias taken over the
p. 2280.
■events of the past year and an expression of confidence manage¬
Phoenix Realty and Mortgage Division of A. G. Edwards & Sons,
ment
could
finance
the
business
adequately
without
incurring
effective Jan. 1, it was announced by Michael C. Sansone,. Presi¬
further indebtedness.
Perfect Photo, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
dent of Realty Investment.
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In the letter to shareholders, they said the financial .statement.
Since 1959 A. G, Edwards & Sons, a large St, Louis-based stock
The company has reported sales and earnings for the six months
reflected
losses
of
$283,228 after
a
refund
of
Federal
income
brokerage firm, has operated a real estate and mortgage division
ended Sept. 30.
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taxes paid in previous periods in the amount of $214,837.
at
519
East
Thomas
Rd.,
Phoenix.
Mr.
Sansone,
who was
a
Martin S. Ackerman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, said
This loss was incurred in spite of consolidated sales of
$7,048,651,
registered representative of A. G. Edwards, had been manager of
sales were $13,326,760 as against $10,435,867
an all-time record for
during the same period
the company, they pointed out.
the Phoenix realty and mortgage division since it was opened.
in 1961.
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Unsuccessful diversification through the Atlas Automatic
Vending
"A.
G.
Edwards & Sons
is
primarily a stock brokerage firm, a Corp. contributed
Net income was $377,630 in contrast with $373,919 for the same
$229,876
to
the
consolidated
loss
during
the
and because the Phoenix real estate division was the only such y
period last year—after adjustment on a parallel basis of certain
fiscal year.
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operation the company had among its 30 offices, it was decided
year-end write-offs, allocable to the period under review.
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Sportsways, Inc., a' 91 % rowned subsidiary,-increased sales totaling
to turn it over to. an independent corporation," Mr. Sansone said.
Net income for the. six months was 26 cents
per share—the same
$1,998,564 but was affected by, extreme price-cutting competition
Mr, Sansone said Realty Investment Will specialize iri commercial
as for
the first six months of the prior fiscal year on the adjusted
in many lines and by rising production fcosts;*
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and
correspondents for lending institutions. s;The firm will also
Pointing out that management of Perfect Photo had been assumed
discs and safety belts.
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engage in real
estate investments and participate in real estate
bv a new group which he headed, Nov. 5,
Write-down of : inventories, amounted to; $315,623;
1962, Mr. Ackerman added: 7
Write-off .of
development: projects.
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"The new management recognizes that its first task is to accelerate
accounts uncollectible, mark-downs on obsolete
inventory, expenses
the consolidation of Perfect Photo's many acquisitions.
Recognition Equipment Inc.—Debentures SoldPri- f of a contemplated but withdrawn offering of Sportsways subsidiary
Our further
objective is to level seasonal workloads, introduce new, comple¬
stock, amounted to $165,000—all non-recurring expenses.
vately—On Jan. 7, 1963, it was reported that $500,000
mentary products for distribution through regular channels and
Management has embarked upon a stringent program of cutting
of this Dallas Texas firm's 5%% convertible subor¬
take other steps which will enable Perfect Photo to continue its
overhead
and
increasing efficiency of operations.
These actions
growth and increase its profit margins."-—V. 196, p. 2022.
dinated debentures due 1982, had been sold privately
have already shown
results and will substantially
improve effi¬
ciency in the plant and the administrative end of the business,!
through Faulkner, Dawkins & Sullivan,rNew York.
Pettibone Mulliken Corp. — Preferred Placed Pri¬
they added.—V. *196, p. 582,
—V.( 195, p. 1430.
vately—On Jan. 8, 1963, it wa$ reported that $2,000,000
Singer Manufacturing Co.—-Proposed Acquisition-—
of this firm's preferred stock ($100 stated
value) had
Red-O-Lier Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
The company has reached an agreement to purchase the assets
been sold privately* through Glore, Forgan & Co.,
a
Dec. 27, 1962 prospectus, Crosse & Co., Inc., New
and assume the liabilities of Sensitive Research Instrument
Corp.
New York.—V. 185, p. 722.
of New
Rochelle, N. Y.
The purchase will be for cash but the
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Directors of the company have approved mid-year sales and
earn¬
ings figures for the fiscal year ending in May of 1963. Sales for the
first
half
equaled $199,338,000, up 1.9% over the same period last
year; net earnings after taxes up 20.4% -to
$4,309,000; and earn¬
ings per share of common stock, up 20.2% to $1.96 from $1.63.—
In
and
their mid-year
Board
earnings
can
conditions
They
that
give
market:
letter to stockholders, President Paul S. Gerot
Chairman Philip W.
Pillsbury said:
"Our
increased
be traced in part to the recovery of adverse
in
noted
marketing
our
formula
two
Pillsbury
solid
a,
the purchases of
Erasmi-Vorbeck
feed
important
group
,
division and
moves
base
the
the
West
mill
feed
half
of
rapidly growing
companies referred
Germany,
Co., Ltd., of Hove, Sussex, England.
Erasmi-Vorbeck are large canners of
manufacturers of confections and other
in
first
the
German
of Lubek.
and
In
in
and
H.
prices."
this
year
European
to
J.
as
the
Green
vegetables and fruits and
products. The Green
food
offered publicly, 50,000 shares of
stock at $6.50 per share. *
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common
Pillsbury Co.—Sales Up 1.9%; Net 20.4%—
Net
to
proceeds, estimated at $250,000,
finance
increased
receivable.
inventories
and
.
this firm's
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new
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BUSINESS—-The company, of 577 Courtlandt Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.,
was organized under the laws of the State of New York on
May 12,
1926.
Since its inception it has been engaged
primarily in the
distribution
of
electrical
supplies
and
equipment to industrial and
commercial
price
It
was
the
second
.
instrument
company purchased by Singer in the past four
is another significant step in converting the Bridge¬
from sewing machine to electronic laboratory instru¬
ment research," development, and production.
Sensitive Research had sales of $3 million in 1962. It has for the
past 35 years pioneered in the field of high sensitivity, high ac¬
months
port
and
plant
checking
own
tories
as
well as in special situations in connection with
lighting and lighting of bridges and tunnels. The company
its sales emphasis to sales from warehoused
inventory,
as this yields
a higher margin of profit than do sales on behalf of
a
manufacturer.
This
necessitates
the
stockpiling of additional
inventory and taking the risk of some inventory being slow moving
disclosed.
planned to move the operation from New Rochelle to the
Metrics Division plant in Bridgeport, Conn., shortly after
completion of the transaction.
This acquisition will be the
users.
Distribution is made of the electrical equipment
manufactured by others and sales are made to electrical contractors,
governmental agencies, manufacturers using such equipment in their
products
not
is
Singer
curacy
electrical
measuring
laboratory
standards,
instruments
and
industries
instruments.-
transfer
are
used
Its
standards,
in
throughout
the
calibration
console-?;
multi-range
educational
and
selfinstitutions, labora¬
world.—V.
196,
p.
2281.
street
has
shifted
Smith Kline & French Laboratories—Common Of¬
fered—A registered secondary offering of 200,000 out¬
standing
common
shares
of
Smith
Kline & French
Number 6229
Volume 197
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Laboratories
the public Jan.
to
made
was
Miami Beach,
at $62
9
shares
The
group managed
a
stock
working capital.
completion of the sale the trust will hold
415,600 common shares. Offering was oversubscribed.
trust. After
Kline
BUSINESS—Smith
of
French
&
Spring
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Garden
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18,000,000 shs.
metals
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said the leased
produce
precision
for military
plant
in
and
Moline,
a
Brussels,
will
fasteners
of
exotic
European metric system, with sales to be handled
existing network of representatives throughout Western
the
in
through
Europe.
Phelps
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president stated the new facility,. to be operated by the
,Voi-6han Manufacturing Co. division, will be known as the VoiShan Manufacturing Co. European Plant, with John Burt as
gen-
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eral
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Burt
manager.
has
been
serving
salesmanager for Voi-Shan.
Special
machinery
and
:;y
as
consultant
and
technical
:.y.y
equipment
for
the
manufacture
the
of
fasteners
are
en
route to Belgium, Phelps said,
dry-wall partitions, movable
scheduled
to start in early spring.
panels, and fenestration material for window shading. During
its past fiscal year, approximately 95% of the company's total sales U
In addition to precision fasteners, VSI manufactures die
volume .was derived from the sale and installation of the foregoing
y bases and* accessories
for the plastics Industry;
products in residential, Industrial and commercial structures. The y recorder heads; and one-piece, seamless door knobs for
remaining 5% of the company's sales volume was represented by 'manufacturers. 1
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Domestic plants are located in 6ah Gabriel, Culver City and
the building construction
lp(|ustry^ ; -: - 4 - ',
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El Monte in California; Detroit, Vermontville, Charlevoix and Mt.
Clemens in Michigan; Minneapolis; Youngwood, Pa.; and
CAPITALIZATIpN GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT. FINANCING
New Jersey.—V. 196, p. 1705. -y
wall
-
stock
Common
1t
Mason
of
installs air distribution systems, floors,
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Fla., and Its .operating subsidiaries are engaged in the same type of '
business, consisting principally of the distribution, and sale and
installation of various types of building insulating and acoustical
products.
Each subsdiary company also distributes, and sells and
St.,
CAPITALIZATION AS OF NOV."? 30, 1962
■'I'I'-^'Authorized:! >.Outstanding
;
/
suburb
precision fasteners
use.
President
•
Philadelphia, is engaged primarily in the development, manufacture
and sale of pharmaceutical specialties promoted "ethically" through
activities directed primarily toward physicians and.pharmacists.
Its
& principal products are tranquilizers and central nervous system
stimulants.
A wholly owned subsidiary of the company recently
: entered the
"proprietary" drug field in which promotion activities
fttare xii^ecte4Stowardi,th«'!.generaI .public. ^
industrial
,
I Banking & Trust Co., as trustee under a testamentary
:
all sold.
was
foreign market for
company's
Fla., offered publicly, 60,000 shares of
stock at $3.50 per share.
The
common
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at $176,400,
will be used for" debt repayment, expansion, and
sold by The First Pennsylvania ;v
were
firm's
this
by Smith, Barney &
Co., Inc., New York and Drexel & Co., Philadelphia.
share by
per
•
*
,
14,641,504 shs.
:
:
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
the selling stockholder the number of shares of
opposite their respective names pursuant to a
- and., subject
to i certain/: conditions stated
1 'therein.
/-ft/ s*'- ft.l.
v-'--•!Shares.A 'ft'-/: /:
/ ft, -.:/■* :
Shares
ft: Smith^Barrmy
22,259 * Hemphill, Noyes Jk CO.-4- 3,000
V Drexel
Co.—l-i/.-—---'22,250; ? Hornblower As. Weeks-—-- 5,000
fi c an -Securities .:
W. E. Hutton Ac Co.—— 3,000
2,000
Janney, Battles & .E. W.
Corp.
to
from
purchase
stock
common
Authorized
set
Class A common stock (I0c< par )H4.-.-^ji.
Class B common stock (10c par)
Purchase '^Agreement
;
—V. 196, p. 1975.
Blelch-
S.
&
roeder, Inc.
£ Clark,
Baeon,
W-
Ac Co.—
Baird & Co.,
Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc—.
Becker
3,000
Irving Lundborg
Bioren At Co.——,—'—
1,000
McDonald
Blair &
1,500
Mead,
1,500
Merrill
G.
William
Blunt
'&
Inc.
Co.
Co
-
& Simmons--
Ellis
.
5,000
Blyth & Co.,. Inc—
Boenning & Co
—
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan
&
sales
Brown
Turben
Newbold's
H.
Co.
&
,
Clark,
1,500
The
Inc.
:——
Eastman
Paine,
& Co.
Stokes
'
Morris,
Elkins,
Co.,
Estabrook
Co:,
5,000
3,000
Co.——_
&
2,000
1,500
'
3,000
Other
1,500
The First, Boston Carp.— •
Robert Garrett & Sons—
Co.
5,000 ';
Forgan
inc:
Harris
Co:—-——~
&
yy 196, p. 2671.
per share
Co.
Witter
&
Co
French
abundant
corn,
*
i
j.
frozen
and
Inc.
food processing
earnings for 1962."
50
price
*
/:;yySlsy;
*4 ^
;
,
would
held
be
in
announced that the acquired
company's treasury for possible use
company
the
p;,$425;/a!
stated. ,:
firm,
Vulcan Materials Co.—To Redeem Preferred—;
;;
;The compahy.Ms called lor redemption
on Feb, 3, 1963, all of its
cumulative convertible preferred stock at $16.11.
outstanding 5%
shares
close of business
each
converted
be
may
on
Feb.
1963
4,
preferred share.
on
into
common
shares
the
at
the basis of one common share
.
.
The company has also called for redemption on Feb. 8, 1963, all
its outstanding 5%%
cumulative preferred stock at $100.62.
V Payment will be .made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
y^ York, 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y*—Vi 196, p. 1192.
'
In addition, the usual
Walt Disney Productions—Net Higher-
dividend was voted. Cash divi¬
the year-end extra—totaled $2.25
aSi^o"mpare<iy,w)thr $2" in ,'1961.
,»'*
••;: ••
f, ;•
form
will
record
consolidated
and
•
net
its domestic subsidiaries for the fisoal
4
Provision for income taxes of $5,650,000 was made for 1962 and
shares; will be Issued in connection with the stock
*
'
arrangements have been made enabling each share- ' ;*compared with $5,322,000 for 1961.
to a fractional share interest to sell it or purchase
During the year the ' company paid cash; dividends of 40 cents
,
fractional
mailed
be
to
interest
each
to
equal a full share.
An order
shareholder shortly after the Jan. 14
and should be returned promptly.: ■ If not received by
his fractional interest will be sold and the proceeds remitted
date,
Feb. 3,
to him.
f:
but
entitled
additional
an
to over¬
had an indus¬
prices and resulting
-
offering
Carroll, President.
fractional
-No
dividend,
holder
results
depressing effect upon the selling
profit-margins of-these important seasonal products.
the
at
v
which
try-wide
making the offer, the
shares
for
Record date for ootn the casn and the stock dividends is Jan. 14,
Record Gate ior both ene cash ana tne stocx aiviaenas is j,an. ia,
1963: >The 75 cents per. share cash dividend will be paid Feb. 9 and
Yarnall, Biddle As Co.
tomato and fruit crop yields
stock
by F. X.
profit, after taxes, of Walt Disney Productions
year ended Sept, 29, was
$5,263,491, representing $3.14 per share on the 1,674,804 shares.
aoutstanding, President Roy O. Disney said in his annual report to
l.OOO 4
This compares with the previous year's consoli2,000
the stock dividend issued Feb. 28, 1963, the dafcter being subject to y the shareholders.
securing an authorizing permit from the California Corporations ti dated net profit of $4,465,486, equal to $2.75 per share on the
1,626,023 common shares then outstanding.
; /,
/ >
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Commissioner,
r
Inc.
'
Stokeiy';attHbuted thesei disappointing profit
Mr.
indicated record high
of
slight increase in sales and decreased
profits for the six-month period ended Dec. 1, Alfred J. Stokely,;;•
;
*:in;future ecquisitions.^V.J196,
Preferred
Woodcock, Moyer, Fri<jke til.,•*:
&
In
.
Directors of Union Oil have declared a year-end extra cash divi-V dend of 25 cents per share plus a 2% stock dividend "in recognition
pompany has shown a
Presldeht.Pf this canned
'/'-K-9'/-'.
of
5,000
&
oommon
announced
was
The expiration -date for tendering was Deo. '28.
located in Louisville,
are
cents per share quarterly cash
dends declared for 1962—including
Co.
Weld
it
y: of./ell shares: outstanding.
Grand
5,000
Dean
v
-
—
Walker As
share,
per
icompany had 'Offered to buy tip to 8%
of the 1,384,348
outstanding shares, but the offer was not available to the directors
and
officers who as a group account for approximately 20%
i
1,000
——
26.550 shares of their
of
$10,50
The
■
yStoksly^V^ Camp,' Jhic^^ales Slightly yHigher«~i{;' ?
The
stores
Ind.;
3,000
H.
^
v
opened,*', DeForest noted.
Inc.
G.
of
six
White,
1,000
.:;
/
•..
in
2,000
3,000
Partnerslnc.—■ 1,500
&
Harrison
1
Walston & Co., Inc.——
5,o0o
*
I;—
s
Inc.
Day
&
Si^ckholderstofVirginiaTron.ihavetenderedttothecompanya
total
year ago.
Earnings per share advanoed to
share for 1961, on an adjusted basis ap¬
1,242,000 shares of stock outstanding at the
per
Union Oil CUk of California—Declares Extra Div.-^
Tucker/Anthony As R. L.
1,000.
Co
5,000
:
Goldman; Sachs As Co,— - 5,000.
Hallow ell, .Sulzberger,
'•>*
Jenks; Kirkland 8c Co. • 1,000 "
Harrfman Ripley & Co., /_•
Q
Glore,
1^500
1,500
—
2,000
located
new
Kokomo,
1,500
Shuman, Agnew As Co—
Stroud As Co., Inc.^
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
8c
8c Co.———
Co
As
months, up from the $14,404,108
income rose to $1,514,884, up 5%
Ky.; Blytheville, Ark.;
Rapids,
Mich.;
and
Davenport,
Council
Bluffs, and Carroll, Iowa.-r-V. 196, p, 1095.
:
v
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inc.-.y^-^—l.soo
Schwabacher
12
Net
Stock Tender
—
net
reported
a
the
Virginia Iron; Coal & Coke Co.
parts
machinery
newly-organiaed subsidiary;; New York; Tractor Supplyf Con¬
ine., is operating outlets in Buffalo and Syracuse "as we pene¬
trate this important new state," DeForest reported,
adding that
"New
York
State offers
great potential, since it ranks as the
leading agricultural producer of the Northeast United States."
The
Eberstadt & Co.———
the
of
residents
10-year
A
•
Securities
F.
suburban
fiscal. 1962.
have been
5.000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
Robinson-Humphrey
3,000
Union
Dillon,
,
Jackson
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Reinbdldt As Gardner-
3,000
merchandiser
and
states, bring the number of outlets to
81, in contrast to 67 as of January, 1962. "Thus, in 12 months,:
14 branches have been added, and in the last two years 26 stores
1,500
Webber,
for
1961.
$1.17
to
farm
a
^
■"
Supply*" will1 open- nine more retail stores before the
January, Max DeForest, Vice-President, said.
The new
1,500
Co
Co.-
Curtis
As
1,500
——-
duPorit
I.
Francis
Ohio
5%, and will be repayable; over
period.—^V. 186, p. ,2522, *
Tractor
; end of
branches,
J.
.1,0001'
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook 8c
i;ooo
1,000
fiscal
in
against
end of
v
V
'
3.000
^--i?
DeHaven
8c
Townsend,
Crouter &.Bodine
Dominick
8c
Dominick,
Brothers
&
for
$18,378,318
portioned
,s::
1,500
Son
Sherrerd——_
&
Cullman
$1.22
5,000
.
items
from $1,447,755 of
,
.Q-,;
Co.;
of
reported
1,500
————
Dodge & Co., Inc.
Butcher
;
W.
.1,000
Sons—— /,■ 2,000
&
1,000
.
—_
Co.—1,000
&
Lynch,
JVferrill,
Inc.
Co,, Inc
Alex.
& Co.—
Co.—
Pierce,
Fenner 8c Smith Inc.—
.
1,000
8c
Miller
Chlcago-haedquartered
The loan will bear interest at the
•yrrate: ol
set new highs
which ended Oct. 31,
company has
•
.
A.
R.
other
ft-and
5,000
—
.
The
1,500
8c MeedsBrothers
Lehman
1,500
•
year, -the
and earnings in the fiscal year
H. Schaefer. announced...
both sales
for
Treasurer
Bissell
Laird,
■
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
For the 23rd consecutive
•
1,500
8c Co.—
^Feeder-Root, Inc. — Loan Arranged — On Jan. 11
.ll963y it, was reported that the company; had arranged,;
to borrow up to $4^000,000 from Connecticut General *
36,475
Life Insurance Co.
Tractor Supply
*
'J
5,000
5,000
—
Kidder, Peabody
1,500
Whipple
Robert
Inc.
2,000
—
Outstdg.
103,400
*
•»
.
r
,
u
—
Arnhold
»
(
600,000
40,000
V
.
„
per share plus
,
It
"
stated
$74,059,197,
an
reported for 1961..
'
:'' In
,
was
year was
:
New Australian "Well—
'
/
reviewing the company's six-month operating results, Mr.
Stokely commented
that though the firm's non-seasonal lines > : r; The company, and its partners have drilled the 11th successful 4
s
; showed gratifying, sales, and profit gains,
these h were more than
oil well
in
their
Moonie Field,,
200
miles west * of Brisbanej
offset by the depressed performance of major seasonal commodities.
: Austrailia, Itvwas-ahnounoed.i
*
'
*
>
/
He
stressed that interim statements for a .compapy such as )
fe 'The :wellr^^Moonie 4L1, wasvxomplieted: flowing: 46-gravity^ clean: bil f
fy
stokely-Van camp, Where more than half its Sales are of seasonal
at a rate of 1,642 barrels a day and 175 MCF of gas through a :§
1
'commodities,
do
not 1 necessarily4foretell
annual
results. -The
half-inch choke.{,
nature of processing seasonal crops is such that the company is
The rig from, this well is being moved to a new Moonie location
r'1 committed "to inventories Which' are fixed, and <to many major
where drilling will start as quickly as possible.
^expense Items which must be annualized on estimates of future
performance. At the same. time, the company is faced with un¬
Union and its partners, Kern County Land Co. and the Australian
predictable national market and crop conditions which may vary
Oil &; Gas Corp. have'a 40.000.000 acre concession in Queensland :
:
widely throughout the year. He noted, as an example, that this
and New South Wales on which two wildcat wells are being drhled.*
.interim statement does not reflect changes in citrus market con-.
~V. 196, p. 2530.V
*4v'1;'
ditions resulting -from:the "recent freeze in Florida.
" y
further
1
by Mr,- Disney that gross income for th©
increase of $3,811,425 over the $70,247,772
"
}
Film
rentals for the year were $40,856,'004,
down slightly by
$303,725 from last year; television income this year amounted to
$5,993,361, an increase of $900,071 over last year; Disneyland Park
•
: :
.
.
3% In stock.
this
revenues
.
and
;
income
cartoon
(six
Center
•
were $20,056,724, up $1,059,087 over last year;
from publications, newspaper comic strips,
characters, music records, and Celebrity Sports
months operations only) was $7,153,108, an increase
year
other
all
licensed
,
of $2,155,992.-over Jast year.—V, 196, p. 793.
,
.
f
f
-
•
••
;
Six Months Ended Dec. l—i
yvNet
•
1962
/,
.
before' Income
taxes——1
Provision ^or-:incomeafter
Net
301,000
taxes
3,639,000
^ 1,704,000'
l;397,000."
——~-±—t
1,935,000
Proportion of Income applicable to minority
interests
Earned
4
-
_L:
per
common
V
135,000
-
1,262,000 ■
"
share*—
$0.67
• After preferred, dividend .requirements and ba&fd on 2,187,9.03
shares outstanding on Dec.' 1, 1962.
•-••• •••'.'
The above estimated -figures are subject tp a year-end audit and
common
~r
,~y
*'■'..*)
•
''.'-"v
'
'v
9:9':
-f
.**'
Earnings per share——__
shares outstanding
-was
Stock Offering—
reported that 45,000 shares of
firm's outstanding' capital stock had been sold
$53' per share though .Stone & Webster Securities
"ICorp.v New York.—V. 195, p..569. * -s
' r
this
at
■pfi Texas'
1
•
Eastern Transmission Corp.~-Partial Red'n—
The
corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1963',
through operation of the sinking fund, $562,000 of its 5%% deben¬
tures due Dec. 1, 1976 at 100%.
Payment will be made at Dillon,
Read As Qp., N. Y.—V. 197, p. 86.
^
"...
'■*
'V'"
\
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.
*
'•
vrt'
"i1-':-
Invitation
an
At the last
E. Sunderland
Capital National Bank in Austin (Texas).•.^•-/N'
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'•
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•'*''•* 4
Time, Inc.—New Japanese Business Magazine—
has announced that it will join with Diamond Pub¬
lishing Co., of "Tokyo, to publish a monthly' Japanese-language busi¬
ness magazine called
"President." .It is expected that the publica¬
tion will be started in April with a circulation of 15,000.
will be
translated from Fortune, a
U. 8. business magazine published by Time. *
4-'.
material
.
Edgar
stated,
..
R. Baker, Managing Director of Time-Life International
"In Japan, where the economy largely depends on foreign
trade, there is urgent need for more international communication by
the businessmen who are assuming the leadership 4n the nation's
industrial progress."—V.
.
'
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.
,
196, p. 2325.
.'v—.. »,«'
Todd Industries, Inc.—Common
to
v-
^
"r-.',,
#;*;•.>
,v
i;
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,
\
„
annual meeting held in April 1962, President Thomas
informed shareholders of the company's program of
$0.16
1,949,721
' -
•
;
T Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. —Exchange
Distribution—On Jan. 9, 1963, an exchange distribu¬
tion of 27^266 shares <of Hits firm's common stock at
$27,875 per share was completed on the New York
Exchange.—V. 196, p. 1598.
Stock
,
.
'
depositary, Qld Colony Trust Co., Corporate Trust Division,
St., Boston, Mass., before the close of business on Jan. 28,
inquiries concerning the Invitation should be directed
the Depositary.—V. 196, p. 2024.
pany's
Western Bancerporation
45 Milk
1963.
to
Any
w
'.;S>'
V'l
;
*
•'
- •
■
-
V:
•• •••'.. v'-vV'f- V•:
r .■:
••
J'ju'
Mich.), have proposed an
whereby the
presently outstanding shares of common stock would be split on
a three-for-two basis.
The action of the directors was taken sub- :
Ject to obtaining approval thereof by, the stockholders at the;
annual meeting on April 2, 1963 as well as obtaining all necessary
regulatory approvals. *» '
* of
amendment to
the company,
(Houghton,
the company's Articles of Incorporation
approvals are
the company's finan¬
intention to declare quarterly dividends ,
of
30
cents
per
share on the increased number of shares be- ;
ginning with the May 1, 1963 quarterly dividend.
A quarterly
dividend of 30 cents per share,
or $.1.20 on an annual basis, is
equivalent to 45 cents per share or $1.80 on an annual basis on
the present
shares.
The company has been paying 42 Vi
cents
quarterly or $1.70 annually.
3
v .
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;.
y
The
directors
obtained
condition,
cial
It
is
about
be
and
have
there is
stated that if all
adverse change
no
necessary
in
it is their
that the record date for the split will be on or
1963 And -certificates for the additional - shares will
about May 1-—V. 194, p. 53.
:
expected
April 2,
mailed on
or
,
.
„
VSI Con>.—New European Plant—
This Pasadena, Calif.-based company is in the process of estab¬
lishing a'manufacturing-facility in Belgium to further expand the
•?—
Sale iof Urst Western
/Bank"Completed^/fS:,ft|^
The
,
'
»•:"
Offered—Pursuant
a Dec. 10, 1962 offering .circular, Ruffer Ballan &
Co., Inc., New York, and J. C. Roberts & Co., Inc.,
Tenders.
,
The company
Most of the editorial
196, p. 2024.
purchasing outstanding capital stock of the company. .Shares ac¬
quired pursuant to the Invitation lor Tenders will be available for
Weldotron Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
general' corporate
purposes,
including covering options granted
■>A:';Thi8 Newark, N. 3. manufacturer of packaging equipment and
under the. company's restricted stock option incentive plan,
cor¬
control devices, has reported that volume for the six months ending
porate acquisitions lor diversification, or other extension of the;
Oct. 31 nearly tripled sales of
the comparable period a year ;
company's activities.
,
1
earlier while earnings rose at an even higher rate.
1
r
; Under the terms of the. Invitation, shareholders may tender any
Volume for the half year was $629,923 compared with $221,661
or
all: of their shares to the company at such price not in excess
for the fiscal 1962 .period.
Net profit reached $45,230, equal to
of $26 per share as they may specify. Tenders at lower prices will
10 cents a share, compared with $1,050, or $.002 cents per share.
be accepted before tenders at higher prices.
If purchases of all
shares tendered at a xiven price woifld exhaust the amount to be
Martin Siegfil, President, said that first half volume equalled
the
sales
recorded toy Weldotron for the entire previous
fiscal
applied, purchases at that price will be prorated. Tenders may be
year.
He said the firm has developed a packaging machine which
made only on the Form of Tender accompanying the Invitation for
can wrap
1,800 packages an hour.—V. 196, p. 477.
Tenders being mailed shortly toy the eompany ,to its shareholders.
/ •_. / ;; /
/• v:;
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In order to be considered, tenders must be received by the com¬
.-Directors
v
for
H': UFPer Peninsular Power Co.—Proposed Stock Split ■:
The corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 7, 1963, all of
its outstanding .income debentures due June 1, 1980 at 100%
plus
fixed and accrued interest,
Immediate payment will be made.at the
'
,
the
of shares of its capital stock from its shareholders by means
+'
Texas Gas Utilities Corp.—To Redeem Debentures
r
*> $0.23
1,949,721
Common
—V.
1961
$8,113,722
$7,547,364
451,236 : •?>302,494
-
.
Stone &, Webster, Inc»-rSecondary
On Jan. 3, 1963, it
;
has announced that Its board of directors has ap¬
expenditure of approximately $10,000,-000 for the pur¬
company
proved
chase
74,000
1,861,000
$0.40
-363ff
The
of
(
i—
income
Net
"•?•.*-1962 ;
1
—
income
United. Fruit Co.—Stock Tender Offer—
-
7 2,698,000 %
ii
::
Ended"Nov. '30—
Period
Net
^
•'-v*
1961
,
"Sales:$93,440,000 $93,409,000
Net
1
Sales
'
<"■'
Walter Con>.—Quarterly Report—
y (Jim)
company
8c
has
completed
Trust Co.
for $63,374,994
nale
of
Its
1,111,842
shares
to Oreatamerica Corp. of Dallas,
ft /:
Texas.
The
the
of the outstanding stock) of the 67-office First Western
(93.1753%
Bank
sale
$57 per share of First Western Bank stock—
share In Aash and -$2 per share in the form of
5%; five-year secured promissory notes.
The sale was completed
Jan. 2, after it had been cleared by supervisory authorities, reported
Fank L. King, Chairman of the Board of Western Bancorporation.
Thus, he said, Western Bancorporation has complied with all of
the terms of a 1960 agreement with the United States Department
payable
Of
price
was
$55 per
Justice.
A
bank
■
hdlding oompany,
Western Bancorporation will continue
the majority of the stock in each of 24 affiliated banks
total resources of more than $5.37 billion.
They include 23
to retain
with
commercial
banks with
more
the 11 Western states and
an
than 440 banking offices throughout
international bank in New York City.
affiliated banks is the state-wide United Cali¬
fornia Bank which has 149 banking offices.
Through it Western.
Bancorporation will continue to participate in California's burgeon¬
ing banking business, Mr. King noted..
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ft
Commenting on the proceeds from the sale, Mr. King said $58.8
million will be used to reduce" Western Bancorporation's long-term
debt to about $14 million.
This indebtedness has been in the form
of 4&%
notes to nonaffiliated banks.in New York.
In accordance with the sale agreement, Mr. King also noted,
a
cash offer of $57 a share is to be made shortly by Greatamerica
Among
these
24
,
to the
minority stockholders of First Western Bank —V. 196, p.
2226,
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(186)
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Monday, January 14, 1963
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
II
St®-Slfti
Bond
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BOND; PROPOSALS! AND NEGOTIATIONS
sealed bids until May 13 for the until 11. a.m. (PST) on Feb. 4 for until 2:30 p.m. (MST) on Jan. 22
purchase of $2,000,000 water bonds. the purchase of $320,000 school for the
purchase of $1,500,000
School District,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1963. Due : waterworks bonds. Dated. Feb; 1,
Livingston, Caiif.
Arkansas ;
1963. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to
on March I from 1965 to 1983 in¬
Bond Offering—C® J.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Cassell, clusive.
Interest M-S.
Legality 1989 inclusive. Principal and in¬
be received until 10 a.m. (CST) City
Clerk, will receive sealed
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,- terest (F-A) payable at the Di¬
on Feb. 5 for the purchase of $2,- bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 16
rector of Finance of the
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Fort Smith Special
Offering—Quiricy B. Love,
City Clerk and Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
,
,
(
(CST) on Jan. 16 for the purchase
$5,000,000
various
purpose 500,000 school bonds. Dated Jan. for the purchase, of $265,000 series
Dated J6n.
bonds and,warrants as follows:®®H i, 1963.® Due, frorti 1964 to 1&88A'J® A bonds.
15, 1963.
of;
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ARKANSAS
ALABAMA ®f
Huntsville, Ala.
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Bond Offering
Due on Jan. 15 from 1964 to 1988
$3,250,000 revenue bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1963.
Due on Jan; 1-
Pomona, Calif.,
\ \,\/v
-
City
Clerk,
—
First
L. B. Thomas,
receive
will
sealed
Harris
.
City,
Pueblo, .or
Savings Bank,
National® Bank,
Trust
Chicago.
and
approved by
Principal and interest bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 21
Tallmadge & Tallmadge.
payable at the City Treas¬ for the purchase of $1,100,000
Los Angeles County, Calif.
urer's office, or Bank of America, building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1963.
The bonds are callable. Prin¬
CONNECTICUT
Bond Sale
The $1,500,000 N. T. & S. A., San Francisco. Le¬ Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1993
cipal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Scotland (P. O. Hartford), Conn.
able
at
the First National school bonds offered Jan. 8 —. v.- gality approved by Orrick, Dahl- inclusive. The bonds are callable.
Bond Offering — Catherine H.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Bank, Birmingham, or Chem¬ 196, p. 2531—were awarded to a quist, Herrington & S'utcliffe.
able at the City Treasurer's office; Perry, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ical Bank New York Trust syndicate composed of the United
Lompoc Unified School District,
United California Bank, Los An¬ ceive sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
Company, New York " City. California Bank of Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
geles, or at any paying agency of (EST) on Jan. 15 for the purchase
Legality approved by Dumas, White, Weld & Co., E. F. Hutton
Bond Sale—The $865,000 school the City in Chicago or New York. of $190,000 school bonds. Dated
&
O'Neal & Hayes.
Co., Walston & Co., J. B.
•
inclusive.
Legality
*
r
inclusive.
1993
to
1966
from
CALIFORNIA
Citrus Junior College District,
(J-J)
—
Due
Dec*
Dated
rants.
callable.
interest
follows:
Principal
and
$150,000 3V2S. Due
payable at the
(J-J)
Francisco, at
-
able.
Principal
(F-A)
\
or
at the First
Birmingham,
;
Bank,
1976
Other
purchase of $460,-
®
§|>:' Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
Jan.
from
1
clusive.
terest
J
York.
headed
Bank, ®Bir-® NAT.
,
Trust
a
New
Co.,
Board. of School
Commissioners, Ala.
Sale
Jan.
8
—
of John
196,
v.
—
awarded to
a
The
$2,500,000
offered
warrants
outlay
2720
p.
—
&
net interest
are
$10,000
callable. Principal and
syndicate:
Co., First Na¬
Merrill
Witter & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Haupt
&
Memphis,
of
Bank
Co.,
Scharff
&
Ira
Smith, Inc., E.
F-A.
Jones,]
Williams
&
price
a
of
100.01, .a
cost of about
J. A. Hogle & Co., and
net interest
3.12%, as follows:
Irving Lund-
Stern,
will
C. N.White
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$375,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from
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Goleta
Union
School
Santa Barbara
mi
Due
District,
County, Calif.
until
Jan. 22 for
& Co.-
•,
sealed
receive
desto
Feb.
1,
1964
on
Feb.
1
from
Feb.
1,
1963.
Inter"-'
approved
Or¬
by
Herrington
10:30
bids
a.m.
at
&
Dated
Mar.
Mar.
from
5
on
to
Clerk,
000
1966 inclusive.
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Yuba
County Treasurer's office.
ALASKA
Anchorage Indep.
Fresno
Sale—An
000
refunding
Marshall
Dated
1
from
terest
&
Jan.
Preston,
bonds
was
Meyer, Inc.,
1,
1963 to
J-J.
of
issue
*1963. Due
$775,sold
as
on
to
3.20s.
July
1969 inclusive. In¬
Legality
approved
Thorgrimson,
Starin & Ellis.
offered
2631—were
of
Jan.
2—v.
awarded to
America N. T.
Francisco, at
a
& S.
196,
the
A.
p.
Bank
of
San
price of 100.31.
Las Virgenes Municipal Water
by
Horowitz,
r®
Sale—The $145,000 school
Bond
bonds
County, Calif.
Correction
General
—
A.«
Manager,
M.
will
Bond
2
196,
p.
bonds
®
will
Perry
receive
$632,061
Assessment
offered
—
were
Dec.
1
til
receive
sealed
p.m.
awarded
Superintendent
of
Schools,
City until Jan. 17 for the purchase
to
of
$766,000 school bonds. :®
Riverside County, Calif.
gnat, Clerk
visors,
- ■■
Offering—G., A.; Pequeof the Board
will ; receive
of
sealed
Su-
bids
Offering—T.' W.
2
p.m.
Pueblo
Water
Bond
-
(EST)
Works Board,
Offering—A.
will
on
Jan.
$840,000
un¬
28 for
revenue
payable
Bank
& Trust
Co., New York City. Legality
E.
receive
ap¬
proved by Freeman, Richardson &
Watson.
Flortda State Board of Education
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
Offering
—
Thomas
D.
Bailey, Secretary of the State
Board
of
Education, will receive
sealed bids until 10
Jan.
22
080,(300
a.m.
(EST)
for. the. purchase
revenue
$130,000
June
from
B
bonds.
1, 1962. Due
1965
of
on
$2,-
bonds,, as follows:
series
to
on
1982
Dated
June
1
inclusive
Interest J-D.
170,000
series
C
bonds.
June 1; 1962. Due
from
®
1965
to
on
1982
Dated
June
1
inclusive.
Interest J*D.
120,000
series
C
bonds.
June
1, 1962. Due
from
1965
to
on
1982
Dated
June
1
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
745,000
series ' E
bonds.
June
1, 1962. Due
from
1965
to
on
1982
Dated
June
1
inclusive.
Colo.
Grove,
sealed
series
F
bonds.
March 1, 1962. Due
Secretary of the Board of Water
Works,
Wither-
Interest J-D.
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COLORADO
.
1
-
(J-D)
150,000
Valley Unified School Dist.,
'
sive. The bonds are callable. Prin¬
Sutter County, Calif. ®
District will receive sealed bids at Yuba
19—v.
-
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1966 to 1992 inclu¬
■
bin,
■
i'r fu'C'W j
v
sion, will receive sealed bids
| Bond Offering—Richard L. Cor-
Sani¬
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ington, Secretary of the Comrnis-
City Elementary School Dist.,
.
''
Development Commission
Bond
Scott,
Taylor & Co., at a price of 100.02.
Bond
McBride,
2531
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County, Calif.
Sale—The
Sewer
tary
No.
Moreno
Dist., Calif.
Sanitary District, Santa
Barbara
Kerman-Floyd Union School Dist.,
School District,
Alaska
Bond
Montecito
price*
a
,
.V'J
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inclusive.
was
Housing and Home Fi^-
Agency, jas 3^s, at
Florida
incl. Principal: and interest
(J-J) payable at the Director of
incl. Principal and interest (M-S)
as
$1,550,-
dormitory :revenue..bonds
nance
Finance, Sunnyvale, or Bank of
Bond
Offering —J. E. Lewis, payable at the County Treasurer's
America, N. T. & S. A., San Fran¬
1,250,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from Clerk, of the Board of Supervisors, office, or the Bank of America
cisco of Los Angeles, or Chase
1967 to 1976 inclusive.®
will receive sealed bids until 9:30 N. T. & S. A., San Francisco, or
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
a.nL (PST) on Jan. 21 for the pur¬ Los Angeles, or the co-paying or
250,000 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1, 1977
Continental Illinois National
chase
of $375,000
and 1978.
school bonds. agents of said bank in New York Bank & Trust
A'A®!]'/®
Company, Chicago.
Dated Jan. 10, 1963. Due on Jan. or Chicago. Legality approved by
125,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1, 1979.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
10 from 1964 to 1983 incl. Principal
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
500,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1
1 \ ]
and interest (J-J) payable at the Sutcliffe.
1980 to 1983
1964 to
Agency,
(P. O. Washington), D. C.
1978
1988
p.
par.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1963. Due on Jan.' i from 1964 to
1963.
5,
1964
'
(PST) on Jan.
15 for the purchase of $1,905,000
Mo¬
(PST)
Offering—
bids until 8
196,
Housing
cipal and interest
inclusive.
Sunnyvale, Calif.
City
price of
the
at the Tallahassee
1970
Legality
Bond
the,purchase of $1,000,-
bonds.
on
Dean
to
Sutcliffe.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
borg & Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Co., Eddleman, Pollok & Fos-
dick, and H. V, Sattley & Co., at
&
a
revenue
(P. O. Tallahassee)i Fla.
on
rick,® Dahlquist,
Stanislaus County, Calif. :
Bond Offering-^-L. W. Bither,
Stone & Youngberg, Lawson, Levy,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., J. M. Dain
Due
to
Dated
Modesto High School District,
Co.,
Hutton &
F.
3s.
1966
,
tional
Finance
Home
to
the purchase of:
Due
5s.
25,000
office.
Robinson.
Weeden & Co., Dean
and
3y2s, at
*** 'X 4 i
( t>
and 1965.
interest (F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's
t
follows:
as
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1993 incl. The
bonds
sold
Contra
interest cost of about 3.21%,
net
hall
JanV 4—v,
FLORIDA
^
sold
was
dining
offered
2720—were
County, Calif.
bonds
(P. O.
Sale—The $1,500,000 dor¬
of par.
Witter & Co., at a price of par, a
revenue
bonds; Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
3.46%, as follows:
Other members of the
were
syndicate composed
Nuveen
a
school
Legality ap¬
•100,000 3 V4s. Due on Jan. 15 from proved by Roger Arnebergh, City
1976 to 1980 inclusive
Attorney, Gilmore Tillman Chief
330,000 3 V2S. Due on Jan. 15 from Assistant City Attorney, O'Mel® 1981 to 1988 inclusive.
veny & Meyers and Stephen B.
Mobile County
Warrant
100.05,
of
price
$12,000,000
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
(EST) on Jan. 23 for the
a.m.
purchase ®of
$175,000 3VzS. Due on Jan. 15 from
1964 to 1975 inclusive,
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes.
capital
11
L
School District,
Costa
v.•
Dec. 1 from
on
?
*
Sheldon
City, will receive sealed bids until
syndicate
by the Bank of America
A; of San Francisco® at
cost of about
®;-y"
/
t
University
and
1977 to 1981 inclusive.,
.
c
Murphy,
Power Commissioners of the
and
p.
Dec. 1 from
on
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of Water
& S.
approved by
Legality
196,
2—v.
Bond
mitory
sold to the
120,000 2^4s. Due
Af; • -T':
COLUMBIA
George Washington University ®
and 1970.
C.
and
Le¬
D. C.
Dec. 1, 1968.
on
260,000 3s. Due
Bond Offering^Opal L.
$605,000 school
Jan;
offered
2637—were awarded to a
Chemical Bank
or
York
New
in¬
at the
payable
National
mingham,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Co.,
from
on
40,000 3V2S.'Due on Dec. 1, 1969
Los Angeles, Calif.
Garden Grove School District,
are
and
Principal
(J-J)
First
,
warrants
&
Due
20,000 2%s. Due
Stone
N. White & Co.
vyy/-..Orange County, Calif.
1973 in¬
1964 to
The
callable.
Due on
Irving Lundborg
Catholic
20,000 3 %s. Due bh Dec. 1, 1967.
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
York
2.93%,
Dec. 1
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Youngberg, Walston & Co.;Inc.,
&
City.. 000 water bonds, as follows:
Legality approyed by Dumas®
$160,000 district no. U-l bonds.
O'Neal & Hayes.
300,000 district no. U-2 bonds.
350,000 school, stadium warrants.
New
Co.,
$40,000 5s.
E. F. Hutton 8c
Inc., J, Barth & Co.,
Co.,
price of 100.19,
a
follows:
as
syndi¬
the
of
members
Shuman,
Co.,
net interest cost of about
1988 inclusive.
to
& Smith Inc.,
ner
tors, will, receive sealed bids until
Jan. 16 for the
]
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
cate:
Norton,
DISTRICT OF
Francisco,
San
&
Agnew & Co., at
425,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 10 from
Municipal Water Diets.',;
Hemet, Calif.
Bond Offering—Ruth E.
Jan. 10 from
inclusive.
1983
to
on
of
Bank
Schwabacker
F-A.
Wells
the
of
composed
Interest
'v'i\',Z-v!®'"V'y-*''.-r -v'-*'UPfAfi
$500,000 school
2127—were awarded to
p.
Fargo
a
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Chemical Bank New York
Trust
260,000 3 V4s. Due
1984
;
196,
group
Due from 1964 to
Howard.
building bonds offered Nov. 27—
a
1963.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
of about 3.41%,
cost
1,
inclusive.
gality approved by Day, Berry &
High School District,
Marin
a
1964 to 1974 inclusive.
®
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
interest
San Rafael
!
San
of
25,000 3s. Due on Jan. 10, 1975.
225,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
call-;
are
and
payable
" National
;
■■
bonds
The
elusive.
'
:
A.,
Myers.
v.
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
Eastern:
S.
&
price of 100,05,
a
$155,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 10 from
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
Aug. 1 from 1963; to 1972 in-
T.
follows:
as
300,000 314 s; Due on Feb. 1 from
improvement b o n d s.
Bated Aug. 1, 1962.
Due on
N.
interest
net
Feb. 1, 1965
825,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
4,000,000
v
on
America
and 1966.
Birmingham, or Chemical, Bank New
York Trust Co., New York
City.
Legality approved by
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes.
First National Bank,
;
&
Feb.
1982
7— Legality approved by O'Melveny
syndicate headed by the Bank of
price of 100.001; a net
cost of about 3.18%, as
from 1963 to
The warrants J interest
inclusive.
are
Jan.
offered
bonds
197; p. 87—were awarded to a
v.
& Co., at a
1
Dec.
on
1992
building
Frank,
Stern,
Co.,
Meyer & Fox, and J. A. Overton
1962.
1,
&
Hanauer
1,000,000 city improvement war¬
on
1 from 1965 to 1982
Dated
March
inclusive.
Interest M-S.
165,000
series
F
bonds.
bids •■;V-®® June 1, 1962. Due
on
Dated
June
1
Volume 197
Number
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from
1965
600,000
Inclusive.
to11982
Interest J-D.
H
series
Springfield, Ill.[
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Dated
City
ner,
Clerk,
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KANSAS
;
,
j-v.S.a;•
Bond Offering—O.
bonds.
Mack Wag¬
wilier
e c e
i
000,000
-
V
.
pal sand interest payable
Bankers
York
Trust
City
or
at
Company,
the
munity High
the Florida National
tax revenue
sold
was
$29,500,-
refunding bonds
Jan. 3 to
on
at
price of par.
a
until 7:30 p.m.
Dated
bonds.
Pierce, Car-
(CST)
for the purchase of
Jan.
on
$750,000 school
Feb.
1,
1963.
Clerk,
City
Due
will
825,000 4%s. Due
Frank Dunn,
receive? sealed
850,000 3s. Due
on
1975 and 1976,
3^4s.
Jan.
T,
2,150,000
3.30s.
Due
1980 and 1981,.
Bloomington
2,300,000
3.40s.
Jan.
oh
-
Bond
Jan.
on
1
chell,
1982 and 1983.
14,150,000
Jan.
on
of
Jan.
Legality
1973.
approved
Trimble
&
tional Bank
Mitchell.
Chester, III.*
son,
Derick-
v'";-
Bond
/
W
••
•
1, 1963. Due
receive
Jan.
Offering—Laura R.Brack¬
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
Dated Jan. 1, 1963.. Due
price
a
Bond Offering
Offering—Henry A. Ma- .Township
Bond
Trustees; will receive
bids
31
until
for
to
a.m.
Due
2001
(CST)
Dated
sealed
April
of about
cost
Lake
'f
v ;
•
Park
v.vV.i"J
&
sold to
was
*
•}:'%t:'";f,
inclusive.
Interest
'J
t
,V*.C
h
-
of
the
Board
Mullaney,
(P. O. Lincoln), III.
School
bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 21
for the purchase of $250,000 school
Interest
J-J.
Legality
approved
Bond Sale-^The $275,000 dor¬ by Chapman & Cutler.
mitory bonds offered Jan.. 4—v.
IOWA
196i^p. *2632; — were Sbld to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Ackley,Iowa
Agency,
3%s, at
as
a
price of
par.
Marquette Heights, III.
Bond; Offering—C, H.;
Skogley,
Mayor, will receive. sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
for the purchase of
nue
on
gality
1966 to 2002
approved
Jan.
$350,000
bonds J Dated: Jan.
Due from
by
1,
incl.
Clair
Bond Offering
on
Chapman
&
;No. 187 (P. O. Cahokia), III.
Bond
the
(CST)
purchase
Pierce,
on
approved
by Chapman & Cutler.
Dec. 1 from
on
Clerk,
Bros.;;
&
Boyce;
Smith
&
Co.;
Stein
Westheimer
Inc.;
Bros,
and
Co.,
and
&
Alden & Co.
gality approved by Chapman
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
000
sewer
1963.
to
Due
1972
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
inclusive.
1
$320,-
Jan.
from
Interest
1,
1P64
M-N.
i.
Bond
Bowling Green), Ky.
—-
The
sewer
Bond Offering—Etta J.
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
Runner,
bids
sealed
on
until; 2
Jari. 30 for the
pur¬
chase of $3,257,000 revenue bonds.
197,
the
of
p.
88—were
from
1964
to
terest J-D.
2002
inclusive.
Bond
Jackson
State
Maquoketa.'
Savings
to
Bank
&
Offering
of
1979 to
9.0,000 Is. Due
.
C. Miller,
Parish
receive
(CST)
bonds.1 Dated4
bids
tion,
FebM28;for
the
$495,000 5s. Due
j-
a
follows:
Feb. 15 from
on
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
Board,
will
10
to
870,000
on
Feb., 15 from
1980 inclusive.
3.10s.
1981
Due
to
on
1983
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
<
ter
&
Co.;
&
Shields
&
$896,000
school
Nov.
1, 1962. Due
on'May 1 from 1963 to 1978 in¬
Stone.
;:
River view
(P. O.Wyandotte),
Michigan
sealed
(CST)
bids
Feb.
on
Bond
City
Offering—Mary Krauser,
Will receive sealed
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
for the purchase of $928,000
4
5
Interest
M-S, Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
Walled
Lake
Consolidated School
District, Mich.
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond Offering
—
Barbara Ann
Scully, Secretary of the Board of
Massachusetts (Commonwealth.of)
Note Sale—The
$3,000,000 notes
offered Dec. 17—v.
were awarded
Feb.
as
at 1.57%.
&
Jan,
Randolph, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
"
*
$140,000
■
sewer¬
are
callable.
Interest
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
to
2721—were awarded to Gran-
bery, Marache & Co.,
price
of
100.25,
3s, at
as
basis
a
of
a
''
Sears,
ceive
Offering
Town
on
Daphne
11
re¬
a.m.
Jan. 16 for the purchase
$600,000
school
to
1982
bonds.
on
Feb.
Dated
1
S'
''
\
from
Interest
»;;
rff2 V ;
ing,
Village
Clerk,
J.
i S' k Mfi
Koe-
receive
(CST)
16 for the purchase of
000
improvement
to
Street Bank and Trust
are
Storey, T horndike, Palmer &
/
will
Jan.
1965
Dodge.
»;*•
$ Aj
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
interest (F-A) payable at the State
Company,
Legality approved by
Canfield,
Offering—Gerald
1, 1963.
New York.
ly
are
Legality
Caledonia, Minn.
Bond
Feb.
Principal
The bonds
M-S.
MINNESOTA
and
incl.
Sept. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
■
B.
; will
bids; until
sealed
(EST)
—
Treasurer,
on
of $2,-
Dated Nov.
approved % by
Miller,
Paddock 8c Stone.
about
(P; O. Boston), Mass.
2001
callable.
2.96%.
Swansea
17 for the purchase
325,000 sewage bonds.
1, 1961. Due,
bonds offered Jan. 3—v. 196,
age
1, 1963. Due
Wert-
bonds
Trust
1964
Co.;
The
J-D. Legality approved by Dick¬
Wyoming, Mich,
Company of
Boston, for $500,000 at-1.55%,» v Bond Offering
\EdWard Van
$500,000 at 1.57%, $500,000 at Solkera, City
Clerk, will receive
1.59%, and $500,000 at 1,61%. sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
■
p.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1; 1962. Due on
June 1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
enson,
2,000,000 notes to the State Street
inclusive.
Co.; First National Bank
the, purchase of $2,100,000 school
follows:
Trust; Company,; for;
$500,000 at 1.51% and $500,000
Feb.
York;
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 28 for
2533—
p.
Deposit
15
New
196,
$1,000,000 notes to the Boston Safe
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Dean Wit¬
heim
receive
a.m.
Bond
2%s. Due. on Feb. 15
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive. ;
1976
bids
Jan. 21 for
for the purchase of $225,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1963. Due 1962. Due on * Oct. 1 from
1963 to
on
March 1 from 1965 "to 1988 J977 inclusive.
The bonds are call¬
inclusive. The bonds are callable; able. Interest A-O.
J',
1,845,000
1,290,000 3s, Due
of
Dated
sealed
on
are
Bond Offering—C. W.
Gilmore,
Secretary of the Parish School
School
net interest cost
of about 2.99 %, as
to 1987 in¬
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
West Carroll Parish, Parishwide
School District (P. O. Oak
Grope),
K...
Parishwide
a
bonds
receive
callable. clusive.
The ^ bonds are callable,
Legality? approved' interest M-N. Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Bank
?
Company of Chicago, at
price of 100.02,
The
will
until 8 p.m.
April 1, T963. Due
April ll from 1965
May 1, 1989.
on
v
Interest" A-O.
Legality approved by
Parish,
ft
Bond
Offering—Betty .Noteware,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
School
sealed
on
May 1 from
on
1988 inclusive.
Manistee School District, Mich.
C.
—
the
May 1 from
on
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
purchase of $2,500,000 school
In¬
bonds ;.)• Other members of the syndicate:
awarded
1973.
Houma), La.
on
May 1, 1971.
May 1, 1972 and
on
on
245,000 3^4 s. Due
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from
totaling $141,000 offered Jan. 7—
v.
80,000 4s. Due
'
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
Wyoming, Iowa
Sale
40,000 4y4s. Due
700,000 3*4 s. Due
Secretary
May 1, 1969
on
and 1970.
1
Cutler.
Western Kentucky State College
Board of Regents (P. O.
Trust
will
80,000 4V2s. Due
Dated
March
on
May 1 from
on
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
until
syndicate headed by the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Batik &
Jan. 14 for
.Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
Interest J-D. Legality
from
196, p. 2532 -L- were awarded to
City
bonds.
Due
3.16%,
follows:
$165,000 5s. Due
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬
a
Bond Offering-^Robert H. Clel-
1, 1963.
price of 100.02,
a
net interest cost of about
as
Louisiana
i
Dec.
on
bonds.
of
$390,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1963. Due on
1 from
1977 inclusive.
Fenner
Lyons
Caddo
Offering — JCenneth- W.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Butler, Secretary of the Board of
Cutler.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
Dec.
purchase of $19,000 improvement
land,
auditorium
—
Jan. 22 for the purchase of
County School District
000
•
1963.
Leh-
City Secretary, will receive
March
District (P. O. Shreveport), La.
Kathryri McMannis, Town Clerk, will receive W, Bond Sale — The $4,500,000
sealed bids until Jan. 29 for the school .bonds offered Jan. 8—v.
reve¬
Le¬
Dec. 1, 1965.
on
LOUISIANA
Port Dodge, Iowa
Offering—Emile J.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 15 for the purchase of
$530,-
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
18
Cutler.
St.
Alnistedt
Kraegel,
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
University
1963
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
t
of
1,
Other members of the syndicate:
.
Munster School Town, Ind.
Bond Offering—Martin
as
1974 inclusive.
1975 to
r
$375,000 Trustees, will receive sealed
Wells & Co.
Lincoln
V
Member
District, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
park bonds
1975
net
a
3.30%,
Dec.
on
600,000 314 s. Due
v
#1
Bluff
to
Dated
Jan. 1 from
J-J.
1964
'
1
>
bonds.
on
Bond
clusive.
320,000 314s. Due
receive
Legality approved by Ross,
Interest A-O. McCord, Ice & Miller,
inclusive.
Trauernicht.
building
14, 1963. Due
1965
1,
Legality approved by Charles
&y'.> ft
Jan.
$600,000
April 1 from
on
$54,000
Jan.
on
purchase of
bonds.
revenue
1961.
10
the
will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Jan. 14 for the purchase of
thewson, Secretary of the Board
of
Trustee,
par,
,
Rex A. Hunt,
—
of
follows:
Township {P, O. Rolling
Prairie), Ind.
Greenville College
syndicate
a
-
&
Wells & Co., at
a
'
interest
Interest
composed
of
Halsey,
Co., Inc., Blyth & Co.,
Inc.j Dean, Witter &t Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., and Mullaney,
Stuart
Morgan City, Laf
the
1966 to
(P. O. Greenville), III.
syndicate
callable.
are
Legality approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
a.m.
at
callable.
are
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
'
Interest M-N.
will
V
Kankakee
inclusive. The bonds
Board,
-
Treauernicht.
Coldwater
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1987
on
Until 10
fromt1965to 1970 ijgj$usiy.& JSriru
Principal and interest (M-N) cipal and interest (J-J) payable $135,000 4s. Due
and 1964.
payable vat- the American Nation¬ at the City Treasurer's office, Le¬
70,000 314s. Due
al' Bank & Trust OSV
Chicago. gality approved by Ross, McCord,
775,000 3s. Due
Legality approved by Charles & Ice & Miller.
,
196, p. 2721—
to
bonds
Legality approved by Miller,
Caufield, Paddock & Stone..
Terrebonne Parish Consolidated
by J. J. B, Hilliard & Son
the
Equitable
Securities
able.
,
The
I, 1963.
Due
bonds
revenue
awarded
Corp.,
Jan. 1
on
Barrow,
a.m.
Bond
SaieJ— The $1,400,000
(CST) on Feb. 5 for
the purchase of
$15,545,000 reve-. school .bonds'.Affered Jan.* 7—v. y
hue bonds.' Dated April
196, pr 2721—were awarded tox a
and
p.m.
call¬
are
by
approved
8—v.
revenue
until 10
headed
City Clerk and Treasurer, will
en,
(CST)
May 1 from
on
1964 to 2002>The bonds
building
offered
...•,
on
Jan. 3L Jor the purchase1 of
(CST) on Jan. 22 for the purchase
$1*700,000 revenue 'bonds. Dated of $55,000 improvement bonds.
Feb.
o n
were
will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
to
machef, Clerk of the; Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Lexington), Ky.
d Sale -r The $1,900,000
school
":'VA •".v.'1;
July 1 from 1967 to 1992 inclusive.
awarded
$3,620,000
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Leary & Co,
Fayette County (P. O.
B
• ■
Legality
Jan. 24 for
on
2532—Were
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
of
Hohart, Ind.
,
■"
*
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1983
inclusive.
Miller.
•
Offering—Frank
City " Clerk,
c
&
Cook,
a.m. (EST) on Jan.
purchase of $340,000
bonds. Dated Feb; 1, 1963,
on
Bloomington, Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice
L.
the
revenue
inclu¬
,
ILLINOIS
Bond
for
Due
1983
T.
—
bids until 9:30
21
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Citizens First Na¬
Caldwell,
by
Offering
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1963. Due on
J-J.
Interest
Bond
$1,100,000 school
from 1964 to
O.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Jan. 15 for
on
(P.
Shepherdsville)f Ky.
bids
sealed
County
(EST)
a.m.
the purchase of
mann.
Bullitt
,,
July 1
1, 1963. Bonds due
1,
(EST)
the purchase of
in 1974 and thereafter are callable
as
Consol.
George Mit¬
of the
School
receive
until 2 p.m.
1
from 1984 to 1992 inclusive.
Dated Jan.
will
until 11
Homer), La.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 7—v.
196, p.
County, Benton. Legality approved
by Joseph R. Rubin.M -
—
Secretary
callable.
are
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Bank of Marshall
Corp., Ind.
Offering
Board,
Due
3V2S.
inclusive. The bonds
Legality
upon.
Metropolitan
School
I,
,
Due
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1992
be
INDIANA
1
Jan.
on
to
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
/
Due
Chicago
or
mutually agreed
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
5
in Joliet
pany
Jan, 1,' 1973.
Jan. 1, 1974.
1,800,000 3.10s.- Due. on
2,950,000
5
on
Secretary of the Au¬
will receive sealed bids
thority,
Bond Offering—Curtis A. Rode-
"Benton,> Ky.
—
-
Bond Offering—Wallace G. Ar-
Lafayette, La.
Bond Offering
Authority (P. O. Wayne), Mich.
:
rowsmith,
KENTUCKY
17
Wayne County Sanitation
J-J.
on.Jan. 1 from 1965-Jo 1983 inclu¬ bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
sive. Principal and interest (J-J) 21 for the purchase : of $180,000
$4,475,000 6s. Due on Jan. 1 from
payable at a bank or trust com¬ hospital bonds^ Dated Jan: 1, 1963,
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
Due on
rison, Wulbern, Inc.,1 as follows:
Central
Claiborne Parish School District
No. 11 (P. O.
Home Finance Agency, as 3s,
;,
^
MICHIGAN
Barcus,
Eddleman, Pollok
Fosdick,
Inc.
and
Luce,
Thompson & Crowe, Inc.
were
Company of Kansas.
337,000 bonds to the Housing and
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
,
Orleans;
&
follows:
as
ties
;Bond Offering—Elias A. Brown,
Jacksonville, Fla.
offered
—
$48,000 bonds to the First Securir
School District
Illinois
Mitchell.
,
awarded
Np.s2l6(P,OiNew Lenox),
Legality ap¬
Caldwell, Trimble &
by
bonds
revenue
Jan. 7— v.. 196, p. 2632
Will County, LincolivWay Com-
New
Bank, Jacksonville.
proved
housing
inclusive.
1991
'f New
Kindred & Co.;
Bond Sale—The $385,000 student
bonds. Due from
revenue
1966 to
callable. Princi¬
are
Dallas; National Bank of Com¬
merce,
(P. O. Wichita), Kan.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $6,-
Interest M-S. .J"
in
./;•.iH■' '
.
University of Wichita
v e
March 1, 1962. Due on Match
1 from 1965 to 1982 inclusive.
The bonds
51
.
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
Dated
1
1984 inclusive. The
callable.
-
Interest
gality approved
on
$330,-
F-A.
from
bonds
Le¬
by Howard, Pe¬
terson, LeFevere, Lefler & Ham¬
ilton.
•
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(188)
the
Columbia Heights, Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
Im¬
$400,000
provement Revolving Fund bonds
to
awarded
were
Jan.
price of
net interest cost of about
a
par,
2.95%,
*
Paul, at
Bond
-;
r.>
1964 to 1967 inclusive*
^
4
120,000 2.80s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from<
i 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
120,000 3s.
Due
f
Jan.
on
<
Additional
Sale —The
bonds
street
time
offered
v
to
same
a
group
composed of J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
Jaffray
Piper,
Al¬
Hopwood,
&
lison-Williams
Co., Northwestern
National Bank of Minneapolis, and
Hammill
Shearson,
price of
about
Co.,
at
until
2
p.m.
Jan. 1 from
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
36,000 2V2S. Due
Jan. 1 from
on
24,000 2.70s. Due
■
fiscal
any
Auburn City
Legality approved by O'Melveny
January 8—v.
& Myers.
awarded
(P. O. Carson City), Nev.
Bond Offering—Albert
sealed
until
bids
Feb.
bonds.
Dated
1963. Le¬
1,
100.18,
Trust
at
23
offered
Independent Sch. Diet.
No. 106 (P. O. Carver), Minn.
Bond Sale—The
to
anticipation
tax
$225,000 school
building bonds offered January 7
196,
—v.
to
2633—were
p.
awarded
100.03,
Dated Jan.
No.
*
Minn.
236,
for the
bonds.
(CST)
March
Dated
clusive.
Interest
;
The
M-S., Legality
bonds
callable.
are
approved
by Faegre and Benson.
No. 280, Minn.
-
•;
a
be
on
received
until
Feb. 5 for the
8
Sale
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of $2,-
'
750,000 school bonds.
-
—
various
The
pur¬
bonds totaling $1,215,000 of¬
pose
fered Jan. 7—v. 196, p. 2429—were
to
a
group
B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., Fidel¬
Co., bidding for $1,212,-
bonds
000
3.30s, at
as
price of
a
Hoboken, N. J.
MISSISSIPPI
County (P. O.
Jan. 2
Pascagoula), Miss.
bonds
Merchants
Due
1963.
to
the
of
Bank
3s. Dated
as
$35,000
sold
was
Marine
&
Pascagoula,
Jan.
bidding
for
3.70s, at
a
New
11—v. 196, p. 2330—were awarded
sealed
Comb,
as
3.40s, at
Bank
of
Mc-
price of 100.04.
a
town
was
hall
and
$40,000
station
fire
1, 1962. Due
from
to
1963
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
1982
In¬
terest J-D.
000.000
offered
—were
and
sewer
$413,000 water¬
January 7—v. 196r
sold
to
the
price of
bonds
p.
Housing
Home Finance Agency, as
a
2633
and
3%s, at
par.
receive
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
on
of
$5,-
Due
Jan.
will
until
8
the
p.m.
Due
on
sealed
(EST)
purchase
Feb.
inclusive.
receive
on
$270,000
of
Dated Feb.
1 from
Principal
Jan.
1, 1963.
1964 to
1985
interest
and
(F-A) payable at the Union Trust
Co.,
Wildwood Crest.
approved
by
Hawkins,
Legality
Delafield
on
today
bids
Jan. 14 for
Bond
be
even
it
than
revenue
1961.
Fi¬
to
Due
$875,-
April
A-O.
Inlerest
Bond
loway & Dikeman.
NORTH
when
first
I
ernment
the
and
current
hardship
a
on many
tion.
: •;
"■
a
major
item
in
thing in
my
to
power
York.
a
a
basis of about
a
Bond
of
on
(J-D)
Bank,
/
until
the
the
payable " at
Manhattan
Jan.
bids
17 for
purchase of $1,495,000 school
1, 1963. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1986 inclusive.
pay¬
-
able
(P. O. Raleigh), N. C.¬
the
at
Buckeye State Bank.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
W. E.. Eastern-
—
sealed
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
Bond Offering
receive
(EST)
noon
bonds. Dated Jan.
New
Legality approved by Reed,
Wendell
will
cation,
and
.
y
Clerk of the Board of Edur
roe,
June 1 from 1965
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering—Isabel L. Mon¬
ernment Commission, will receive
ders &
Dempsey.
>,
/
ling, Secretary fo the Local Govr
political
from
floor, and to
Committee,
on
final vote in
a
.
"Two years ago
a
study by New
University; made upon the
the
of
request
Commissioner
of
.
Dec.rl, 1962. Due
1964
means
of
to
1988
and interest
First
a
11
Jan.! 15- for .the
York
as
bids, until
$110,000. building
Education, recommended adoption
Authority
i;'.; Green Local School District
(P. O. Greenford), Ohio
-
sealed
to
both Houses.
the
and
.
G alii on
(EST)
parties and
both
matter
York
a.m.
purchase
personal hand in guiding
of
the
11
the
its
adoption this session., I will work
take
for
inclusive./Principal
Chase-
every¬
assure
1991
interest
Legislative
Program and I intend to do
until
15
1, 1962. Due
V;-
100.16,
Co.,
3%s, at
as
2.35%,;
$645,000 water bonds. Dated Dec.
Authority is
my
Jan.
to
Magnus! &
Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
on
districts
'V-;'/.'
"The School Bond
price of
-
operation
pur¬
$191,200r ofr-
Weil, Roth & Irving,
W. E, Easter-
—
Vanous
y
totaling
awarded. to
ling, Secretary fo the. Local Gov¬
adoption in 1957.
School taxes have continued to in¬
crease
Bond Offering
»
4'
.
fered Jan. 7—v. 196, p, 2634—were
j
Cherryville (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
pressing
Field, Richards
i';M
Sale ^J'he
bonds
pose
CAROLINA
to
Eastlake, Ohio
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
of
awarded
& Co., as 3%s,
1964
from
1
f
B6^
were
bonds. Dated April 1*
on
inclusive.
2001
•
more
was
recommended its
saving
in
over
million
$7
interest costs
not be
ignored.
"The
on
timed
annually
a.m.
purchase
of
improvement
'
to.
Principal
Bank,
New
City. Legality approved
Dec.
as
3%s, at
&
Helmer*-
price of 100.66,
a
basis of about 3.55%.
a
City
offered
Walter, ' Woody
'dinger,
(J-D) payable at the
National
bonds
27—v. 196, p. 2534—were awarded
June 1 from
inclusive.
'
'
Bond Sale—The $165,000 school,
;
Dated
bonds.
on
(EST)
Laurelville Local School District,
by
school bonds.
raise
take
full
conditions
market
advantage
sell
The
T raill
and
who
districts
pass
the
decided ,to
their bonds to the Authority.
local
continue
school
to
v.
would
districts
build
their
own
May ville
School
MEXICO
Auditor,
will
receive
sealed bnds until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Jan.
22
for the
of
purchase
$220,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1,1963. Due
to
1981
on
Nov* 1 from 1964
inclusive.
The bonds
received
until
3
p.m.
schools. Districts with low ratings
take
advantage
of the
quart, Windhorst & West,.
ority would command,
in the market. No State
others
would be involved.
guarantee
Walter, Woody 8c
'
system
—
The
20—v.
awarded
Co.!
$74,000. water
improvement
Dec.
fered
were
Sale
to
Ashville, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
bonds
196,
J.
A.
p.
of¬
2331
White
—
&
?X,
,
Mogadore Local School District,
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$446,520 school
improvement bonds
OHIO
would continue to sell their bonds
(MST)
Bond
•
_
3—
'
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
M-N.: Legality
Jan.
2722—were awarded to
Marietta, Ohio
"
are
callable.
credit rat¬
Interest
offered
bonds
p.
Bond Offering—Curtis Peterson,
County
■
Heimerdinger.
lower rates of interest the Auth¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
196,
Ellis & Co.", and
District
(P. O. Hillsboro), N. D.
of
interest savings back to those, local
school
NORTH DAKOTA
y
would
Ohio
Bond Sale—The $144,000 school
,
building
magnitude can¬
•
Authority
to
v."''":
Reed, Hoyt, .Washburn & McCar¬
thy.
vV.'.. :v! y\!y!:J.V
through the sale of bonds,
money
ing could
New Mexico
Jury, City
000
.
building and' equipment bonds of¬
fered Dec. ! 20—v. 196, p. 2430—
(EST) on
a.m.
and those without any
Quay County (P. O. Tucumcari),
sealed
Authority is
A savings of this
Shep-
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
for
sealed bids until 11
to
:
City. Legality approved by
(Portsmouth), Olu<t>('aVj
receive :
will
Levitt
session
current
payable
.
Bond Offering—Melda R.
pard,
the
1
Company, New
Clay Local School District
t;
Jan. 22 for the purchase of
Bond
Sept.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
F. Mc-
Bill—
of
revenue
NEW
Bond Offering—E. J.
until 8 p.m.
the
(EST)
noon
& Wood,
Conrad, Mont.
will
F.
New Jersey
MONTANA
Clerk,
until
for
School
Levitt:
this
William
—
at the Irving Trust
Treasurer,
Intyre,
bills
on
cipal and interest (M-S)
&
Potsdam), N. Y.
"I believe that the need for the
Investment, will receive
school bonds.
revenue
Mr.
ers
Wildwood Crest School District,
24
Nettleton, Miss.
works
basis
a
Trenton), N. J,
bids
17
Jan
bids
Bond Sale—The
of
his
Due
,
Offering—Donald
Bond
Passage
Arthur
that
7
1963.
1,
from 1964 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
ap¬
Galloway
Sykes,
$6,000,000 school bonds. Dated
March
&
Bank
National
College of Technology (P. O.¬
closely with the Legislative leadr-
Offering
bonds
sold to the Bank of Franklin.
Dated Dec.
O.
1, 1985.
Meadville, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
price of 100.49,
as
Voorhees, Jr., Director of the Div¬
ision
State
bonds
Jersey Department of the
Bond
$500,000 public
improvement bonds offered Dec.
Mechanics
$349,000
Co.,
Treasury Division of Investment
McComh, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
were
—
of about 3.66%.
Jan. 1 from 1964 to
on
city
(EST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
of
City or
York
the State legislature. According to
offered
196, p. 2722
v.
—
(P.
to
bonds
1,
inclusive. Interest J-J.
1968
The $350,000
—
Seek
*
•
Mieten-
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
York
Finance
Authority
'"< •
,
Wm.
—
interest
Thomas S. Clarksori Memorial
receiving aid for school construc¬
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
Sale
redevelopment
Jackson
to
State
in
duced
ated
Bond
Principal
by
Offering
1, 1962. ^ kowtter, Jr., Clerk and Treasurer
of the Board of Education, will
to 1991
Company. ;, Legality,
.
proved
of the Diefendorf formula has cre¬
100.29, a basis of about 3.27%.
;
Y.
(State of)
Bond
Jan.
a
Trust
price of par.
a
Comptroller
create
composed of
ark, Stroud & Co., Inc., and John
J. Ryan &
York
Comptroller
on
Bond
School District,
Ohio
y
'
and
from
Falls
Le¬
1963
Dated Nov.
1
Bank, New
nancing Authority will be intro¬
(P.O. Palmyra), N. J.
Bond
3^s, at
School
a"
purchase of $2,090,000
Nov.
on
and
Dempsey.
Cincinnati City
Jan.
on
$840,000 hous¬ Dikeman.
Home
and
as
New
State
Township School Dist.
&
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
2534—were sold to the
p.
Housing
said
ity Union Trust Company of New¬
:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
196,
Agency,
of
NEW JERSEY
Cinnaminson
the
for
President
University.
the
gality approved by Squire, Sanders
bonds offered Jan. 3
revenue
"
awarded
Richfield Indep. School District
--;i
ing
—v.
Boston.
"
1, 1963. Due
1966 to 1986 in¬
Bond Sale—The
by'" St'hrey,
"approved
Jan. 31
purchase of $73,000 school
March 1 from
on
on
Bank,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
4, 1963. Due Dec. 11,
National
Legality
f
Merchants
New
Atwell,
(EST)
a.m.
hattan
(P. O. Brooklyn), N.
sold
at
chants
Bond Offering—Donald Nelson,
A
$800,000
Principal, and interest pay¬
the itfeV England > Mer¬
able
Mahtowa Common School District
England
11
inclusive.
Long Island College Hospital
was
,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Glens
National Bank of Boston at 1.53%.
1963.
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.
New
the
notes
>•
Offering—Louise
school bonds.
basis of about 2.69%.
Portsmouth, N. H.
East Union
of the
Guaranty Due
of
price
a
paying
of
bids
Company of New York City,
2.70s,
alternate
approval
Bond
and 1973..
Note Sale—An issue of
an y
or
in
agent
No. 2 (P. O. Glens Falls), N. Y.
January 8—v. 196, p. 2722—were
gel, Sherman & Howard.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Toledo,
York City to be
selected by the purchaser with the
District
bonds
*
able at the Toledo Trust Company,
Treasurer
$1,075,000 pub¬
improvement
-
on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay7
Com¬
■
lic
(EST)
purchase of $5,-
1, 1963. Due on April 1 from 1965
2002. The bonds are callable.
Queensbury Union Free Sch. Dist.
2.70s, at a price of
as
will receive
noon
to
(M-N) payable at the Gen¬
Trust
the
for
1
Kreischer,.
500,000 revenue bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
1963 to
Principal and in¬
Union
until
bids
30
,
Green State University
Galloway 8c Dikeman.
and King, Quirk
awarded to the Morgan
Jan. 1, 1972
Nov.
1 from
!
,
City. Legality approved by Sykes,
National
First
Bond Sale—The
as
on
Dated
Nov.
Valley
esee
basis of about 2.68%.
a
bonds.
on
inclusive.
terest
Freeport, N. Y.
25
purchase of $650,000 school
March
Co., Inc.,
will
Superintendent,
County
receive
Seeling-
1970 to 1971.
24,000 2.90s. Due
1982
196, p. 2722—were
the
to
Bank of Chicago
&
school
1962. Due
Jan.
purchase of $800,-
&
•
•
,
sealed
on
$1,500,000 pany, Rochester, or Marine Mid¬
bonds . offered land Trust Company, New York
building
'
Bond Offering—E. J.
.
Sale —The
Bond
"
(P. O. Bowling Green), Ohio
/
Elizabeth B.
—
Sanders
Squire,
Dempsey.
"l Bowling
■
Ashville. Legality ap¬
by
proved
University Treasurer,
000
School District, N. Y.
school
Ormsby County School District
Offering
Bond
Jan. 22 for the
Trimble & Mitchell.
gality approved by Dawson, Na-
Jan. 1 from
on
at
or
classrooms."
and in¬
Principal
(J-D) payable at the Ash¬
ville Bank,
construction
the
inclusive.
1985
terest
sealed bids until 2 p.m; (EST)
(M-S) payable at the Dis¬
for the
"1967 to 1969 inclusive.
by
approved
1963. Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to
Smith, District Clerk; will receive
City. Le¬
Caldwell,
York
New
Co.,
geles, Chicago or New York City.
a
v.'
York, Attica, or Marine Midland
gality
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,;
en¬
Rochester), N. Y.
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
Trust
proper
Author¬
an
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $110,000
the
for
to
is
agency
School District (P. O. East
•/
21
and Pitts ford Union Free
Perinton
(EST) on Jan. 15 for the purchase
of the District in Los An¬
agency
er,
on
The
callable. Principal and
Treasurer
trict
March 1?
on
inclusive.
1995
to
are
interest
follows:
as
$36,000 2.40s. Due
Due
1963.
1,
1967
from
net interest cost of
par, a
2.91%,
&
(PST) on Jan. 22 for the purchase
$6,000,000 revenue bonds. Dated
of
it
bids until 7:30 p.m.
State
the
housing, it is equal¬
facilitate
to
of needed
re¬
(P. O. Las Vegas), NeV. /
of $225,000
water bonds.' Dated
Offering — Maurice Ge-' Feb.
1, 1963; Due on Feb. 1 from
dance, District Secretary, will re¬ 1964 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
ceive
sealed bids until 2 - p.m. and interest (F-A)
payable at the
bonds
$120,000
the
at
awarded
were
Valley Water District,
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
ity
Kathleen M.
—
Village
If
new
a
Authority
for
ly important to create
V
March
from
1
,1971 to 1973 inclusive.
'-v.
Offering
Sennott,
ceive
Las Vegas
create
Bond
$160,000 2^s. Due on Jan. 1 from
^
0-.;. Housing Agency.
>.■
1, 1963.
Bond
model
a
courage more
NEVADA
a
follows:
as
.>; ■;
-•
-■
School
as
YORK
NEW
American National
of St.
.Bank
"The
served
Dated
Attica, N. Y.
Feb.
Dated
Egan & Sehaps, Caldwell, Phillips
the
'
1, 1963.
of
purchase
bonds.
hospital
to
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Sampair,
and
the
for
22
17,500 improvement bonds.
posed of Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Co.,
Jan.
on
$500,000
46,500 improvement bonds.
com¬
group
a
$159,500 special
follows:
of
$95,500 improvement bonds.
10—v. 196, p. 2329—
offered Dec.
purchase
assessment bonds, as
Monday, January 14, 1963
s.
offered
Dec.
17—v. 196, p. 2331—were awarded
•
Richard Cook,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
to
the
tion,
a
as
First
Cleveland
3%s, at
a
Corpora¬
price of 100.45,
basis of about 3.33%.
-
(189)
Monroe
;'V
Falls, Ohio
Bank
'///'/
Bond Sale—The $85,940 special
assessment
bonds
street
offered
2723—were
improvement
Jan.
3—v.
awarded
196,
to
of
Cincinnati,
price of 101.22,
3%s, at
as
basis
a
of
March
a
about
3.23%.
p.
Bond
:ald''&/<^//K
v'&f .-.i'/Vi-t "vV. •"
(P. O. Berea), Ohio
More
Bonds
until
Redeemed
Last
Year—"The year just ended was
Offering—Florence
good
the
for the Ohio Turnpike
year
for
records
safety and
purchase
of
Dated
Dec.
on
Commission bringing as it did the
best
(EST)
noon
bonds..
a
E.
from
1
clusive.
"
$1,800,000
1964
Principal
to
190,000 2 /2S, due
x
.
1968
from 1975
in¬
and
1
March 1
1986
to
750,000 traffic control bonds, at
a price of
100.09, a met in*
terest cost of about 2.91%, for
dicate
than
traveled
miles
vehicles tional
13,000,000
total of
a
billion
over one
City,
the .turnpike yet the .13
which occurred/were
on.
fatalities
by
3,400,000
were
was
vehicles
v
«•
^
v
••
-v>
.
-in$
1962
is
bonds, at
net
•
clusive;
;
March
due
the
1979
the
turnpike. Already the'retirements
have reduced by $501,572 ;fhe
the bonds
.
i
of
-
rest
and further
progress
is - assured ! forJ 1963.
auguries for the
continue to
be
Ohio
on
financial
:
disaster for
e r
i ng—'
j
noon
(EST)
on
-
due
24
$200,000
from
1
of
100.01,
about
J/\'4s,
^
due'
1966
000
school
4—v.
I March
on
x
3.10s,
,
price
awarded to
were
a
syndicate
1986
://
and
from
&
cott
&
at
a
of
3.25%.
101.55,
a
;/
v
Lemon &
$50,000
and
Bond
Sale—The
v.
196,
group
p.
bonds
inclusive;
Weil,
Jan.
2535—were awarded to
composed
of
McDonald
Smith
1
/inclusive;
-
;
from
'and
1980
$210,000
March
1,
$85,000
to
-
were
LL/'-c
*_
x
Co.;
Hess,! Grant
&
.
Philadelphia School District, Fa.
B ond v'S
A
.t
(P. O. Abington), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$7,639,•
school
revenue
bonds
was
Dolphin & Co., and Mackey, Dunn
& Co., Inc. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
Due
on Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1992
inclusive; and on Jan. 1, 1996,
Jan. 1, 2000 and Jan. 1,2003. Prin-
"*2* i1^ interest <J-J) Payable
at the Provident Tradesmens Bank
Trust^Company of Philadelphia.
Legality
approved
by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson. Other
school
a
I e—The
$15,000,000;
bonds offered
Jan.
8--v.
196, p. 2635—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Pirst Na¬
tional
cost
City
the
syndicate:
Drexel
&
Co.;
%; uarf"
w//- m/hi'i ^or/Iow«,- &■
tLyn*' P fc!'
Is
£° ' White Wdd A
Blrnr &
S/'.
Inc;
DeHaven
A
Bank
of
New
York
WewboldW^Sto^' &
about
2:97%,
4^s.
follows:
as
on,Feb.
Due
1
from 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
625,000
4.10s.
Due
Feb.
1,
on
Feb.
1,
on
Feb.
1,
on
1972.
1^50,000 2.70s.
,
Due
1973 and 1974.
1,250,000 2%s.
1975 and
'
Due
1976.
3,750,000 3s. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
1,875,000 .3.10s.: Due
on Feb.
1
froim 1983 to 1985 induslve.
1,250,000. 3.20s.
Due
.
Feb.
1,
Feb.
1,
on
1986 and 1987.
l/20s.
625,000
Due
on
1988.
Tow««end,
<^°dMnnSkr>>MC>^
of
$4,375,000
members
Other
members
cate: /Harris
of
Trust
syndi¬
the
and
'
Savings
Bank, of Chicago; Goldman, Sachs
'&
Co.;
Llellefonte Area Joint School
Authority (P. 'O. Beliefonte),
B. Gibbons^
Pennsylvania
McEntee
.ale
issue
$2,293,& Co., Inc.; 000 school revenue bonds Wfis sold
Adams,
&
Trust
Inc.; First
Louis; Robert
Co.;
Rand
&
Co.;
Johnston,
Co.;
c° a'syndicate headed by
Butcber & Sherrerd. Dated Feb.
15> l?63- Due on A"g. 1, 1963, and
on ^eb. 15 from 1965 to 1979 in-
Island, Providence; Coffin & Burr;
Butcher
&
Sherrerd; The Illinois
Company; Geo. B, Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.; James A. Andrews & Co.,
Inc.; Mercantile National Bank in
Dallas;
Bramhall,
Falion
Inc.; Thomas & Co.;
&
Co.,
Folger, No¬
lan, Fleming & Co., Inc.; McCormick &
Co.; Eddleman, Pollok &
Labouisse
and
l/10s,
,
/
*
on
Co.; Mullaney, Wells 8c
at
a
cost
<
1987;
a
i
1965
to
/ $140,000 21/2s, due
•"
from
1968
to
in
Altus.
Due
ner
issue
Bank
Dated
was
of
n
$70,000
Commerce,
March
'/>'
& Smith Inc.; Blair & Co.,
Inc-;
1,
1963.
/-•:/"
OREGON
Columbia County Joint
March 1
School Dist.,
000 school
building
revenue
bonds
& Bradbury; Ira was sold on Dec. '27 to a syndicate
Haupt & Co.; Moore, Leonard & headed by Singer, Deane 81 Scrib-
Lynch,
and
Singer,
Deane
&
scribner
Lower
Allen
Township Authority
(P. O. Camp Hill), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$5,780,-
000
sewer
ner,
A. E. Masten & Co^ Chaplin,
McGuiness
revenue
bonds
was
sold
Dec. 11 to a syndicate headed
by C. C. Collings & Company, Inc.
on
-///
% Bond Sale—An issue of $2,835,-
Dolphin
sold to
March 1 from 1965 to 1978
on
inclusive."
Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due
on
Sept.
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Cunningham,
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Hulme,
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc., Kay,
Richards
Co.
Feb.
&
Dated
1
Co., and Richards
Feb.
from
1,
1964
1963.
to
Due
1987
8c
on
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
at
the
Mellon
Bank & Trust Company
National
of Pitts¬
15, from 1963 to 1984, inclusive
burgh.: Legality
approved
by
Bond
Offering—Ray G. Her- and' on/Sept ' 15,
1977
PrinBurgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl. *
stine, District Clerk, will receive cipal and; interest
(M-S) payNo.
inclusive;
on
1974
cate: Merrill Lynch, Pierce^ Fen-
&
,
Sale—An
National
2.91%,
1967
of
olu8t*e> ykla' of
„
Bond
net inT
for $60,000 4s, due on
Bank
.
the
on
about
of
y approved by Rhoads, Sinon &
Glynn
National
sanitary sewer bonds
-.'i /
price of 100.02,
terest
&
Beader.
Quaker Valley Joint Sch. Authority
I (P* O. Sewickley), Pa.
Other members of the syndi-
\
,500,000 convention facility bonds,
//
/
Friedrichs
Co. and the Pacific Northwest Co.
/;
»
i
due
due
&
Minneapolis;/Blewer,
1985
3.10s,
1986
March 1, 1988
from
March 1
inclusive;
1
(P. O. St. Helens), Oregon
*
$100,000 2%s,
a
&
Lynch, Pierce, Fenrter &
Inc.r and
the
Provident
& Parke,
Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Yarnall, Biddle & Cof; Dolphin 8c
Northwestern
1973
March 1 from 1975 to 1979
on
on
7—>
Glark,
Bank & Tru^t 'Co., uf Indianapolis;
$210,000
March" 1,
on
'inclusive;' $630;000 3s, due
.
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Merrill
due
/ March
-
$935,000 school /
offered
Co.
&
W.
Co., Chi-
Co.; American ^Fletcher National
.
-
Inc.;
„
of f
E.,
.
PENNSYLVANIA
A i. •
Lynch; W.
Union
>
Model; Roland
1,
1974; $525,000 '2%s, due
and
•
Wayne Township .Local Sch* Dist.
building
Co.,
Winthrop
March 1 from 1965
as
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Fidelity
National Bank in St
$100,-
March
on
1987;
on
1972
2V2S,
of¬
basis
Trust
&
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
March 1 from
■
Co., H. V. Sattley & CO:, ;: :
price
about
Bank
Co., Inc.; King, Quirk
1
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Prc-
Inc., and Gunther & Co.,
March 1, 1980
on
Co., of Newark; Geo.
of about 2.88%, for $840,000
4s, due
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.,
sewer
offered
k
iQRi
Hartford;
r
to
com-
$70,000
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., Of
cost
March 1 from
due
&
Sparks & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Pressprich & Co.; Hornblower &
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.; A, Webster W e eks;
Fidelity - Philadelphia
cago; Wertheim & Co.; First Na- Dougherty & Co.; Hallowell, SulzTrust Co*; Hayden, -Stone 8c Co,;>
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla- berger, Jenks, Kirkland &
Co.; Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;'First of
homa City; Barr Brothers & Co.; Hess, Grant &
Remington, Inc.;., Michigan Corporation; A... Web¬
Marine Trust Company of Western
Janney, .Battles & E. W. Clark ster
Dougherty: & Co.; "Fidelity
New. York, Buffalo; F. SI Smithers Inc., and Poole & Co>
Union Trust C04 of Newark; In¬
&
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
■■
^
dustrial National Bank of Rhode
inclusive; $300,-
on
Kirkland
Battles
Inc.; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; Schmidt, Roberts'
bonds
1 from
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
National
1986
1
Jenks,
Janney,
fnd 1981, 1984, 1988 and
Co.; Fahey, Clark ^c Co^ Glover 8c
L/lOs, .due unt Mardh 1, 1988* Fosdick, Inc.; Shoemaker & Co., 1993. Principal and interest <F*»A)
MacGregor, Inc.; Dolphin & Co.,
2,500,000 airport bonds, at a price Inc.; Halle 4 & Stieglitz,; Shelby Payable at the First Bellefonte and Hess, Grant & Remington,
Cullum Davis
& "..Co.;, Howard, Bank & Trust Company.
Legal/x4vof 100.006, a net interest cost
Inc;-
2635—;
p.
berger,
City syndicate: Continental Illinois
inclusive; $300,on
1979
3s, due
-000
$1,400,000
196,
f
m
Corp.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.; Hallowell,
—
of
•
;
improvement .bonds
fered. Jan.
Peabody & Co.; Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & £ Smith
Inc.; Stone & Webster Securities
Co.;/Blair <& Co., Inc.; Salomon
Schaffer,
Necker
&
Go.; Brothers &£Hutder; Stone 8c Web¬
tional/City Bank of New York "Singer, Deane >& Soribner; J. W. ster
Securities
Corp.;: R.
W.
$400,000
for
j - / 1980 to 1985 inclusive;
for
Sylvania City School District, Ohio
The
Kidder,
1 from
,/
v
due
1975 to 1979
$120,000 3s, due
/ ^ from
and
1980
on
to. 1985
$80,000
3.10s,
on
March
inclusive;
March
1
inclusive;
due
on
sealed
on
bids
Jan.
21
until
for
8
the
p.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
$433,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
15, 1963. Due
to
1978
on
Feb. 15 from 1964
inclusive.
The bonds
are
.
Remington,
awarded to - the First National Inc.Penington,' Colket & Co.; V
Schaffer, Necker % & Co.;: Wood¬
Bank, of Portland, 11 - *
„t;
cock; "Mo^erv /Frickei &/Pj^nch,/
Medford, Oregon
Bond Sale
The $128,984 im- Inc.; A, Webster .Dougherty & Co, ;/
FaTinestock & Co.; M. M. Freeman I
provement bonds offered Jan. 3—
& Co./Inc.; Harrison «& Cd^ Poole
v. 196, p. 2635—were
nwarded to
the First National Bank of Ore- & Co.; J./W. Sparks & Co., and
Sqplee, Yqatman, Mosley Co., Jnd/
gon, in Portland.
1969.
Other members of the First Na-
3.10s,
interest
'
1
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
'
—
revenue
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
And
on
'
net
a
1973
to
i974 to
Banking
Company, Weston Branch, Weston.
Legality a p p r q v e d by Squire,
Sale
Oregon>
,
Sale—The
60,000 3s; Due to March 1 from
1985
a
-n„A
40,000 2%s. Due
a
due
from
1
March
on
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
due
to
$160,000
2.88%,
2s/4s, due
!000
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
..Bond
Bond
system
,
60,000 2%s:Oue On March 1 from
1967
2%s,
1980
March
ori
of
;
•
1
able at the Grand Rapids
1
to
2%s,
1,150,0p0 park bonds, at
.
Margaret
.
"
about
to 1988 inclusive.
first
*
1965
$280,000
/ inclusive/ asd
5
X
of; $750,000--schooL
Dempsey..
'
:
system
of
March 1,1965
60,000 2%s. Due-on March I from
due
inclusive; $240,000 3s, due
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due un
Dec. 1 from 1964 -to 1986 inclusive; / ^
Sanders &
•
\
cost
from
1
March
V'
Jan.
of
' *
..
.
p.
Gaston, Oregon
000
80,o1w2%s7Due«n March
and
price of 100.09,
a
on
Due
<>i/e
1968 and
3s,
March 1 from 1975 to 1979
on
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
<in nan
March 1 from 1968 to 1974
on
..
Robinson, Clerk of the- Board- of
the: purchase
^
sewer
r
196,
Se¬
The $400,000
—
1966.
2V2S.
-•1967
'
to
$900,000
sewer
interest
March
(P. O. Tontogany), Ohio
Bon d Of f
r°ruana.
1988
i nce
20,000
from 1980 to
1
storm
inclusive;
the
School District
<■
^
and
23As,
1975
March 1, 1988,
net
com¬
Ohio's
to
2.74%,'•as follows:
'
2.91%, for $120,000 4s, due on
area
the
highway,".*'
Otsego Local
from
March
inclusive;
Turnpike
good to
1986
V
$40,000 23/4s. Due
to
on
bonds, at
plete confusion of the prophets of
doom who in 19564 were predicting ;
modern toll
$750,000
1
March
on
from 1971
inclusive;
on
due
3s,
1
March
1,000,000
i,
all
,
,
Bank
on
time,were awarded to
same
cost of about
,
in this
due
Company of Oklahoma City, at a
price of 100.005, a net interest
on
;
facilities, £
So
at the
.
15—v.
Ji Abmgton Toum.htp Sdh. Author,ty
vi..»
the First National Bank & Trust
inclusive; $300,000 3.10s,
on
duction of; cafeteria meal service
and; expansion
from
-p.
Union
sold on Dec. 127 to a syndicate City and 'Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
facility bonds offered headed by Butcher & Sherrerd, at a price of 100.01, a net interest
civil -defense
$600,000 2%s,
1, 1986
1987; and $50,000 "l/10s,
outstanding;.'-.
y
/'Notable advances were made
during the year in the;; services
available, .to travellers on the.
turnpike, particularly; by " intro¬
.
1
inclusive.
about
due
:
from operation ; ;of
yearly requirement iorinterest
inclusive;
3.10s,
Additional Sale
,
a
1985
to.jorihg t(^ a'%)jtal.'Of $^5,43^000
the bonds retire^ all solely from
income •
March
on
due
amount of ;$R),746,pOQ
1970;
inclusive;
due
redemption, of bonds in the iotal
$150,000
1,
on
1974
"The Commission's bond-retire¬
in
of
cost.
0„01
March 1
on
9 in.
$120,000
re.
Dillon,
Lynch,
n
bonds offered Dec.
Eastman
Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
;
of revenue,
'
interest.;
March 1
ap-
Co.;
curities &
inclusive;
1985
«iort nnh
March
March 1 from 1965 to 1969 in¬
$1,200,000
program \ resulted
price of 100.06,
a
inclusive;
on
1979
to
unr.j_
.
system
2.87%, for $750,000 4s, due
greater than that of 1960,'the best
previous year from the "standpoint
ment
$465,000
sewer
1
inclusive;,
1974
to
1980
and
1974 inclusive.
sanitary
1975
from
1 from
inclusive; and
1 from 1968 to
wasv approxi¬
and
for
to
$180,000 3s, due
price
a
March
on
1967
1968
from
interest cost
net
March
on
-
$150,00Q 2%s, due
York
v
2.45%,
to
3,500,000
UK',,
the Commission's income Ini 1961
$1,600,000
New
due
$210,000 2^s, due on March 1
from
Na¬
$1;085,000 2%s, due. on March
mately $26,200,000, which exceeds
by
about
1965
"Revenue from operation of the
turnpike
of
,
a
,-;v/ 2y4s, due
there
«...
100.03,
of
270,000,000 less .miles of
'
'//
',*/.//
travel.
First
.
lighter
and
Bank
follows:
as
of
of the previous lowest fatality
record, when traffic
City
the
by
$1,550,000 street bonds, at
fewer by three than in 1956, the
year
headed
4s,
from 1965-, to • 1967
—
(
"During .the, 12 months »of 1962
more
$90,000
.
SaC-x/e SoO
-Jan..2—— y.196,,p. 2723
,•
,
•
Legality
"
F
on
1988
County
& Rankin.
inclusive;
3.10s, /due
from
interest
the
office.
March 1
on
1985
and
at
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
inclusive;
inclusive..
.
.Squire, "Sanders & Dempsey.
Shocknessy, said .in a year-end
/////':
statement. vEquallygratifying wasv .:;; '
OKLAHOMA./
the
highly significant; progress,! Oklahoma City, Okla
[ '
;thade;^t^62^;xetiring. the reve- ; Bond S a l e~The $14,950,000
nue bonds issued for construction
bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 196; p.
of the turnpike.
2723
were
;
awarded to a syn¬
to
$430,000
.
March
-.
Legality approved 'by
of the Commission, James W.
1980
•
inclusive;
1979
to
,
on
$1,020,000 3s, due
from
reve-
.
1974
to
IVIarch 1
on
«nr,A
$850,000 2%s, due
interest
and
1fvM
from
Due
1983
Treasurer's
B°"d
school
Feb/1, 1963.
Principal
payable
'
Jan. 30 for
on
a
net interest
a
callable.
(F-A)
2.89%, for $510,4s, due on March 1 from
000
(J-D) payable at the Lake County
nue yet achieved In the
Operation National /■ Bank
of Painesville,
of,the Ohio Turnpike/* theChair-: .Wickliffe.
man
1988
•
price of 100.16,
Janet, Clerk of the Board of Edu-J
cation, will receive sealed bids
^
Turnpike Commission
to
cost of about
'
Ohio
1986
"
4,000,000 waterworks bonds, at
Wickliffe City School District, Ohio
McDon-
from
1
inclusive.
53
Other members of the syndicate:
at the Dauphin Deposit &
Trust Company > of Harrisburg. Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; East¬
Legality
approved
by
Rhoads,. man Dillon, Union Securities &
Sinon & Reader. Other members Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
able
.
of the syndicate: Smith, Barney &
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(190)
&
Thomas
Bond
receive
McJunkin, Patton & Co.; C. S. McKee
& Co., Inc.; McKelvy & Co.; P. B.
r';'.'
\V; "[S■
v
.
sealed
(EST)
of
Cherrington & Co.
Root & Co and
Mayor
$1,000,000
1
Feb.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Jan. 2—
Fi^st
the
bonds
of the City on
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
i:
£
Aldine Jndep.
Offering—H.
will be
by
son,
Due
Due
the
from
City
System and certain other able
Electric
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
&
Allen
&
until 7 p.m.
the
(EST)
purchase
Principal and interest (F^A) pay¬
Girard
the
Trust
■.
Co.;
Due
Inc.,
Home
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
'
Bond Offering—Robert S.
Clerk,
bids until
22
will
11
the
for
&
Arlington Indep. School District,
(EST)
a.m.
bonds.
*
Foote,
Jan.
on
Dated Feb.
Lynch,
Ingen
as
&
1974
Co.;
700,000
to
&
Co.,
&
Dated
F-A.
Inc.; Pari-
&
Wertheim
Inc.;
&
$193,300,000 Bonds Publicly Of¬
1963.
Interest
Legality approved
by
Co.;
Mayor,
&
Noyes
the
;
sealed
21,500
interest payable
Bank, Dal¬
and
Legality approved by Dumas,
las.
Huguenin & Boothman.
Ned Consolidated Indep. Sch.
Tuscola), Texas
District (P. O.
$375,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
house
school
bids
as
to
sold
was
Co., and the
First Southwest
Dallas,
follows:
as
$25,000 4V2S. Due oh Dec. 15 from
1963
1967 inclusive.
to
3s. Due on Dec: 15 'from-
55,000
1968 to
sewer
callable.
are
First National
the
at
Jan. 28 for
on
purchase of $91,500 bonds,
revenue
inclu¬
1996
to
Interest J-D.
follows:
1974 inclusive.
105,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 15 from
bonds.
1975 to 1983 inclusive.
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct.
Co.;
&
receive
will
1964
Texas Bank & Trust Co. of
Aubry Marr,
—
until 7 p.m. (CST)
C.
A.
Dated
Due on June
The bonds
Principal
the
$70,000;
Hemphill,
call¬
are
bonds.
1962.
15,
from
15
Mc-
Barry, Texas
-
Co.;
bonds
The
inclusive.
1,
Bond Offering
Goodbody & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Memphis, Tenn.
Feb.
Horton.
Hutzler;
Co., Inc.; Francis I. duPont &
'Co.;
1979
to
Feb. 1 from
on
Pressprich & Co.;
Witter
in¬
1964 to 1987
revenue
sive.
R.
Call, Parkhurst, CrOwe, McCall &
Dean
Due on
1963.
1,
from
clusive.
Jim
&
Morton & Co.,
Brothers
Feb.
1
Feb.
$200,000
sold
was
108,000 3%s. Due
Mer¬
Fenner
Dec. 1 from 1982 Allyn. & Co,; Bache, & Co.; Blair
fSJlg TENNESSEE
1,
Co.;
&
Pierce,
bonds.
improvement
Dated
Dec.
Bond Sale—An issue of
■■■;
Salomon
200i inclusive.
to
$900,000
of
on
Thalmann
Lazard Freres
follows:
as
$850,000
Texas
Smith, Barney & Co.; B. J. Van
Agency;
of
Forgan &
Ladenburg,
bas Corp.; R. W.
,
Finance
Bank
Legality ap¬
&
John Nuveen & Co.,
Due
sealed
receive
purchase
equipment
■
3^s. Due
•"'
Co.;
Inc.;
on
Dec. 1 from 1972, to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Glore,
Sachs
Smith Inc.; W. H.
905,000 bonds to the Housing and
Elliott & Munson.
City
from
1
Dec.
3%s,
as
Co.;
Co.;
on
a;
able.
Stearns
Bear,
rill
Prescott
J.
E.
to
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Co.,
Corn
Townsend,
by
approved
&
225,000 bonds to Shaughnessy &
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia. Le¬
gality
bonds
Co.
&
1963. Due on
Feb; 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
at
2535—were
p.
follows:
as
school $45,000
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
able
196,
Jan. 14 for
on
$200,000
of
awarded
offered
bonds
revenue
*
of $1,550,000
the purchase
for
pay¬
Co.; A. Underwood & Co,, Inc., and
Co.; Halsey, Dittmar & Co., Inc., as follows:
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Harriman Rip¬
$92,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
ley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
&
Goldman,
Sale—The $1,175,000 dor¬
27—v.
National
the
Co.; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Drex- refunding bonds
el
Dec.
at
17
bonds,
Searls.
underwriting group are:
(P. O. Pierre), S. Dak.
mitory
■
(
Offering—Morris Howard,
Bond
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
of the
other members
^alliible:
are
Commerce, Houston.
Among
South Dakota Board of Regents
Bond
15 from 1964 to 1999
The bond^
Principal and interest (F-A)
owned
-
Feb.
on
inclusive.
the net revenues
upon
funds.
Legality
Interest M-N.
0\0r'y^-rt 000V. ;v y^,: "~:J.
;
Irving, Texas
on
of
1
,
■,;
Jan. 15 for the
$1,700,000
school-
(CST)
TVA beginning in purchase
payable from and secured
lien
a
derived
May 1 from 1964 to 2001
on
inclusive.
Searls.
&
City Manager, will receive sealed
1965. The Electric Revenue Bonds house bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1963.
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on dam
Greger-
R.
7 p.m.
to be paid by
(P. O. Sioux Falls), S• D.
(P. O,
nard,
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
and from the semi-annual rentals
Augustana College Association
Upper Dublin Township Sch. Dist.,
Bond
the Board of
of
Legality ap¬
Interest M-S.
sive.
Shot well, proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
Offering—Ray
President
200,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar- Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Alex.
Brown & Sons; C. J. Devine &
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
quart, Windhorst & West.
Fori Washington), Pa.
Offering—Harold S. May-
March 1 from 1966 to 1995 inclu¬
School District
(P. O. Houston), Texas
Bond
.
county
park bonds,
1, 1963.
Due on
$9,600,000
or
(CST)
of
a.m.
the purchase
for
24
11
Dated. March
payable from; investment income
Bond
Jan.
receive!
will
until
bids
S< Bv Bruce,
—
Auditor,
sealed
on
TEXAS
The TVA Rental Bonds will be
1
200,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
option
& Co., Inc.; R.
or
the
Texas
Offering
Bond
Inc.; County
D. White & Co.
1971 at prices rang¬
ing from 103% to 100%%.
Chairman of the Board ; of
150,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from Regents; will receive sealed bids
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
'; until 10 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 22
300,000 2V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from for the purchase of $835,000 rev¬
enue; bonds.
Dated May 1, 196L
1970 to 1975 inclusive;
•
Walston & Co.,
Day;
1, 1971 are redeemable
at
v
$150,000 27/8s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1964 to li)66 inclusive.
L.
after Jan. 1,
callable. In¬
DAKOTA
SOUTH
,
c<pst of about 2.61%, as follows: ;
on
after July
inclu¬
1990
to
are
maturing
Bonds
County (P. O. Houston),
Harris
Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
Chas. E. Weigold
on or
turity.
purpose
1963. Due on
Sinkler* Gibbs & Simons.
price of 100.001, a net interest
a
1964
from
sive. The
2723—were^awarded to
Boston Corporation, at
p.
are
terest F-A. Legality approved by
0
196,
general
R.
offered, bonds ma¬
prior to Jan.'1, 1971
non-redeemable prior to ma¬
turing
noon
Monday, January 14, 1963
for Co., Inc.; Thomas & Co.; Spencer
Trask &
Of the issues
•;
.
■
v.
until
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
v*;:';;;:: M •' • '.-A• >..A:v
Upper Darby Township (P»,0.
Upper Darby), Pa.
G.
Jan. 22 for the purchase
on
^
this purpose.
City, will
the
bids
funds
the
.
fi¬ berger & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
the
bonds;
provides
1
Clifton
—
of
Brown,
Parke; H. J. Steele & Co.;
&
Offering
outstanding
nancing
Sumter, S. C.
Stroud &
Co.; Schmidt, Roberts
Inc.;
Co.,
ly
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Sherrerd,
Blair &
Co., Inc.;
&
Butcher
Lynch,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
..
Dec.
on
15
1984' to 1992 inclusive.
from
1 from 1964 io
Due
3.70s.
190,000
2002 inclusive. In¬
Carl M,
1963. Due on Feb. 1 from 1965 to
Dated Dec. 15, 1962.
fered—Public offering of a total Loeb, Rhoades &
Interest
Co.; F. S. Mose-* terest A-O. Legality approved by
1988
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
J-D. Legality approved by Mc¬
of* $193,300,000 revenue bonds of
ley & Co.; Paine, Webber* Jackson Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
callable.
Principal and interest
the City of Memphis, Tenn., is &
Call, Parkhurst; Crowe, McCall &
Curtis; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Horn blower
&
;
Weeks;
.
(F-A)
at; the
payable
National Bank,
Wyoming
Wilkes-Barre. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
x
liott & Munson.
San
Authority (P. O.
Puerto Rico International
in
Airport,
Puerto Rico totaled
October,
1962,
com¬
109,095 passengers tin
October
1961,
increase
an
Echevarria,
rector of the
in
of
against
tober, 1961,
The
Di¬
Government
air¬
Develop¬
agent for the Puerto Rico Ports
semi-annually
Output
Authority
1,
1985
Memphis 2V2%, 2%%,
3%
and
4%
and
System
1961,
of
The
TVA
priced
the
Rental
yield
to
of
an
power
Puerto Rico.
the
31,~ 1962,
12
months
revenues
ended
Oct.
of the Author¬
ity totaled $54,732,090, against
$49,179,859 the preceeding 12
months,
The
Bank
an
increase
Government
for
Puerto
of
11.29%.
Development
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
Resources Authority.
;
&
Dominick;
Esta-
chase
at
&
3.00%
Revenue
Bonds
awarded
group
.by; the
the basis of
a
will
bonds
Braun,
all
1,
100.05,
a
as
Co.,
station
Allen
gust,
and
coupons,
City.
.
all of the
time
used
electric
Walker
retire
to
J.
&
the
of
l
summer
of
City
to
now
purchase
from TVA.;
decided
power
from
to
Au-^
&
&
Company;
-
Davis
Tegeler
&
&
Co.;
on
on
Jan. 15 from
•
Trust
Co.,
First iNational
New
Bank,
York,
its
Co.; William S. Morris &
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
commencing
The Ohio Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc.; M. A. Saunders & Co.,
Inc.; Schaffer, Necker &
Co.;
plant, it is necessary to
Schwabacher & Co.;
& Scribner;
or
„
Stein
Bros.
Singer, Deane
.
&
Boyce;
^
Stern-
(P.
O. Fort
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
airport bonds
$425,000
sold to Dun¬
was
bar & Co..and the Columbian Se¬
curities
Corporation of Texas, as
$220,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 15 from
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
205,000 3%s. Due
1973
J-J.
to
Jan. 16 from
on
1978 inclusive.
Legality
-
Interest
1963.
approved
Mc¬
by
Horton.
[Port Arthur, Texas
v.v'
Chicago,
Reynolds & Co., W. H. Morton &
Bond
Sale—The
provement
bonds
$3,250,000
offered
im¬
Jan.
3
Co., Inc., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
—v.
196,
Industrial National Bank of Rhode
to
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Island,
Fenn &
Providence,
and Wells
&
/
•
Texas*
Co.;
&
are
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
1983, inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Bankers
County
Dated ~ J an.. 15,
Greenville Independent Sch. Dist.,
&
bonds
jStockton) j Texas
■
Christensen Inc.
Mac Arthur
The
1,
1964
from
Principal
Jan. 15, from
1979, inclusive.
1980 to
South¬
ald
on
Jan. 15 from
Hogle & Co.;
has
before Jan. 1, 1967 of the
present¬
Due
640,000 3.10s. Due
Inc.;
King, Quirk & .Co., Inc.; McDon¬
provide for the retirement
on
Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co.; Harkness & Hill, Inc.; J. A.
Kenower,
1
follows:
1968 to 1913, inclusive.
1974 to
&; Co.;
First
follows:
560,000 3s.
Baxter
Co.,
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Pecos
■
Co.; Courts & Co.;
Cullom
Fahnestock
1962,
of
offered
2724—were
,
;
Struthers
supplemental
all
p.
480,000 2,70s„ Due qn Jan. 15 from
west.
Jan, 1, 1965, and will lease the Al¬
len Plant to TVA. In order to
lease the
Wood,
The City
obtain
TVA,
Clarke
Dempsey
when it became necessary for the
power
Co.;
Barth
Shelby
The
in
bonds
1964 to 1967,. inclusive.
Co.; William Blair & Co.; John
W.
generating
completed
&
Due
1981
to
purchase of $590,-
bonds.
street
callable.
net interest cost of about
$320,000 4V2S. Due
Co.;
& Co.;
supplied substantially
the
&
Co., Inc.; Tripp & Co., Inc.; G. H.
of
City's power from that
until
Taylor
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.; Stroud &
.
the sale
related facilities.
Plant,
1959,
Kean,
Moulton & C6.; Rand & Co.; The
Robinson - Humphrey Co., - Inc.;
construction
-
Inc.;
price of 100%
from
inclusive.
improvement
3.04%,
10
000
Co.,
Leftwich, vRoss ^^Chgrisler; R. H.
of
Aug. 15 from
on
January 8—v. 196,
bons & Co., Inc.; Gregory & Sons;
Hirsch & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
1956 issued by the City to fi¬
steam
&
eral
Co.;
City
a pur¬
outstanding bonds dated July
the
Co.; Barr Brothers
Bosworth
14 for the
1963.
Inc.; awarded to a syndicate headed by
Coffin & Burr; F. W. Craigie & the First National
City Bank of
Co.; Dick & Merle - Smith; El- New York City, at a price of
annual net inter¬
be
Inc.;
The
combination
an
&
Co.; Herman Bensdorf &
Norman,
and interest
60,000 3.10s.
Due on Aug. 15,
(F-A) payable at the Mercantile
1976 and 1977.
National .Bank, Dallas. Legality
approved by' McCall, Parkhurst,
^
Corpus Christi, Texas
Bond Sale—-The $2,000,000 gen¬ Crowe, McCall & Horton.
dredge & Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gib¬
proposal submitted Jan.
the
Co.,
inclusive.
1975
to
the
(he request of the City.
'g*6Up specified
&
^
H.
Texas, Sr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
of
Aug. 15 from
on
1969
to
1970
Offering—T.
,
110,000 3s. Due
Co.; W., E. Hutton & Co.;
Higginson Corp.; Wm. E. Pol¬
Stevenson
to
1964
&
McEntee
Bond
Jan.
$55,000 3V4S. Due
Michigan
of
revenue
Columbian
Corporation
Killeen, Texas
,
plant
power
sold to the
was
'
f
$225,000
follows:
as
First
Co.;
and
Co.; R. S.s Securities
American Securities Corp.; Bacon,
are
were
on
&
Adams,
an¬
1.65% to 3.10%.
Memphis
1962, com¬
Allen
$4,430,747 in October
ecutive Director of the Authority,
which produces all electric
For
due
Bonds
1.75%
Electric
to yield
nance
increase of 10.97%, ac¬
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex¬
in
Distribution
Electric
Revenue. Bonds
.
revenues
light
bonds
lock & Co., Inc.; Reynolds & Co.,
Inc.; Shear son, Hammill & Co.;
2.90%,
nually Jan. 1, 1964-1981.
the
$4,916,962 in October,
pared with
ten
Lee
City
$88,670,000
(b)
Net proceeds
Higher —The
reports
Dominick
1965-Jan.
1,
est of 2.8857% to the
Water Resources
Puerto Rico
of
July
of
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Energy
(a)
Lease Rental Revenue Bonds due
;
Rico
>
of
consists
Horton.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co.,
brook
resulting in
Puerto
&
Corp.; First U. S. Corp.; Hallgar-
for
Authority.
&
Stone
$104,630,000 City Memphis 21/>%>
7,021,843 '■0- The bonds
5,764,283 in Oc¬ underwriting
ment Bank for Puerto Rico is fis¬
cal
offering
totaled
increase of 21.8%.
an
Co.,
Co.;
Corp.; Weeden
Inc.; Clark, Dodge &
and
•
through the
October
pounds,
Executive
Authority.
Cargo moved
port
&
Canadian, Texas
&
Dickson & Co., Inc.;
17.24% according to Reuben San¬
chez
Blyth
Smithers
S.
Webster Securities
2%%, 2.90%, 3% and 3%% TVA
,
pared with
of
Brothers,
The
creased—Passenger traffic through
127,924
Lehman
F.
table Securities Corporation;
Juan), Puerto Rico
San Juan,
underwriting
an
374 members headed by
Inc., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Equi¬
Passenger and Cargo Traffic In¬
at
by
group of
.
PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico Ports
being made
.
: Bond
&
X...
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
sealed
on
Jan.
of
bids
16
$370,000
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1963.
Schools,
until
2
for the
building
Due on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
awarded
Co., and Rauscher, Pierce
Co., at
interest
a
price of 100.04,
cost
of
about
a
net
3.52%,
as
follows:
■■
Offeringrr^WesIey N. Mar¬
tin, ' ; Superintendent
a
2635—were
p.
Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
$850,000 5s.
Due on May
1966 to 1982
100,000 4s.
2,000,000
from
Due
3.60s.
1984
on
'
May 1, 1983.
Due
1993
to
from
1
inclusive.
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
300,000 l%s. Due on May 1,1994.
Other
cate:
members
Goodbody
&
of
the
Co.,
syndi¬
Wm.
E.
Pollock & Co., Johnston, Lemon &
Volume
Co., Huss
&
Number
197
Pollok /
Inc.,
Hendrix
Co.,
Lovett
&
Fosdick,
,
Pohl
Mayes,
&
Abercrombie
'
,•
.
\
&
ing
196,
sewer
the
Agency,
'•
&
1974
price of
a
par.
to
1992
Legality
&
Texas State Teachers
Texas
■•U.r
.•'•••
•
»
-
•
John S. Ho-
—
Executive Director of the
Board
of
sealed
bids
Jan.
$840,000
Oct.
until
10
to
2002
of
purchase
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Spence & Gibson.
i
son,
1, 1963. Interest J-J.
by
Offering
of
the
of
until
Jan.
7:30
for
15
000
will
the
sealed
22
for
Marquart, Windhorst and West.
Home State
Bank,
eral
ap¬
3—v.
of.Kennewick
Wash.
bonds
196,
"vV 2.
:v
•
$120,000
improvement
Dec.
1
received
from
until
of
1965 to
are
-
Bond
for the
enue
Due
$37,200,000
o
15-/^* /J
-ad''k
.
*
"•
%
222
e r
i
n
gen¬
'
-
I
V.;'
■■'2;.'2f-I2;i,2'
•
K.
the
purchase
enue
bonds,
of
g—James:. Er
bonds.
$3,324,000
rev¬
fices,
Dated April 1,
The bonds
York
are
Manhattan
City.
•
2'; -2.222
2.:'--.
V"-2
by
Due on Oct.
the
a
Seattle-
Bank,;Blyth & Cq.t
Pacific
Northwest
price of par,
of
about
a
net in¬
2.87%,
follows:
•
1965 to
p.m.
for
2
the
receive
as
and
;
from
1
(CST)
purchase
1964
Principal
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
MIDWEST
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE- -B0NDS
STOCK
1974 to
to
Jan. 1 from
on
•
&
on
Jan. 1, 1977
•
'
2
120,000 2.90s. Due
on
Jan. 1, 1979
and 1980.
200,000 3s.
1981 to
Due
Jan.
1983, inclusive.
1
*'•'* K
t
QUOTATIONS
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES—
MUNICIPAL B0NDSD0MESTIC
CANADIAN
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
on
RAILROAD BONDS
•
FOREIGN
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
Jan.
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
GOVERNMENT BONDS
on
Dec.
inclusive.
^ REAL
-
•
•INSURANCE STOCKS
on
'
Jan.
22
the
for
(CST)
purchase of
OTHER
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
bonds,
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES2
•
' /
Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on Feb.
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
interest
and
MONEY MARKET
(F-A)
payable at the Morgan Guaranty
approved by Wood, King Dawson
i
bids
until
will
29
for
11
a.m.
SUBSCRIBE
as
receive
(CST)
purchase
the
,
of
1
follows: 222
from
interest
':ff
Treasurer's
from
1964
to
1983
2 22
1,1963. Principal and
payable
office,
at
or
the
County
at the office
i
i
TODAY
i
i
i
I
wish to
I
7, N. Y.
subscribe
I
to the Bank
Record for one year for the sum
& Quotation
of $45;
i
i
■
L,
I
I
I
Name
I
--
I
I
Address
I
i
3,400,000 expressway bonds. Due
Feb.
NEW YORK
i
j
$5,775,000 sewerage bonds. Due on
inclusive.
I
i
Offering—Max A. Barczak,
Treasurer,
I
25 PARK PLACE
i
O. Milwau¬
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
i
kee), Wis.
on
I
i
& Logan.
y
T
r
Trust Co. of New York. Legality
Jan.
1
inclusive.
1964 to 1978
Prindipal
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
CALL LOAN RATES
,
1,100,000 bridge bonds.'
from
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
receive
a.m.
improvement
||||
SECURITIES
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
follows:
on
• •
Kalupa,
will
Comptroller,
$12,350",000
1
ESTATE STOCKS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
s
Dated Feb.
on
i
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
•
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1978 incl.
'
and 1978.
•
DOMESTIC
City Treasurer's of¬
sealed bids until 10:30
1976, inclusive.
115,000 2.80s. Due
EXCHANGE
fu.
$190,000
of
1967
$9,175,000 bonds,
Due
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
EXCHANGE
GENERAL
ap-;
fice.
sealed
1973.
160,000 23/4s.
QUOTATIONS
Bank,
and interest (J-D) pay-
the
County
Jan. 1, 1972
on
!;
t
v
1971, inclusive.
100,000 2.60s. Due
\
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
•JtiU
sealed
improvement bonds. Due
Jan. 1 from
on
t
2'2'V:;;2;.^22!2ir'..\22;V,";/:s2222 ,2.2'•
•
until
:/ Bond
Due
'j
Broehm,
will
Clerk
City
Jan. 1 from
on
V2
•
-
-
1967, inclusive.
185,000 21/2S.
1968 to
Due
■-2
-
■
•
Milwaukee County (Pi
$120,000 4V2s.
2^ - 2.-2 22' 2;
2 :.;v. 2-
2'', .2.2" 2'2-2'
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
•
91—were awarded to
cost
o
.2222. ■Appleton, Wis.
as
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 flood
terest
2.7:- ^
"2-; Vv
CANADIAN
control bonds offered January 7—
the
f
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
5,000,000 sewer bonds.
a
22 -2 v2 .!•'
V.;...: -•2'2•;: ' 22" ' v':2
•
Washington
and
f,
•
•
Co., at
I ^>%vl i V
WISCONSIN
$6,250,000 school bonds.
Inc.,
>
•
1963.
Trimble
Caldwell,
King County (P.. O. Seattle),
of
-
•
elman, Lawrence,, Gay & Moch.
composed
*
'
•
Legality
Milwaukee, Wis.
gality approved by Roberts, S'hef-
group
•
callable.
Bond Offering—John E.
,
First National
4.
„
Mitchell.
City
p.
•
*
1 from 1963 to 2001 inclusive.1 Le2
197,
*
Treasurer's of¬
State
Chase
or
New
2,774,000 series B bonds.
v.
«rv»'
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
$550,000 series A bonds.
-
.
•
April 1 from 1964 to 1978
Jan. 28 for "able
at
on
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
'
rev¬
follows:
as
"Y r
•
Baer,
purchase of $350,000
on
bids
Wash.
Trustees, will ^receive sealed -bids
until 8 .pjii: (PST.)
2*!'
i
•
Education
-
Brooks, Secretary of the Board of
:
i
WE GIVE
offered
-
Ellensburg),
O f f
receive
the
revenue
Offering—H.
inclusive.
15
Bond
;
will
ap¬
RECORD
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
.
proved
Washington State College
O.
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Clerk,
Legality
BANK & QUOTATION
1983
for
Bond Offering—Elden J.
(P.
of
City
Milwaukee.
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
Vw2
callable.
7
Feb.
West Virginia Board of
2132—were
p.
Commerce, in Seattle.
Central
both
South
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
awarded to. the National Bank of
'•
South Mil¬
or
Bank,
Offering—Louis J. Mosa-
Bond
Ol¬
Marine
waukee,
Milwaukee, Wis.
improve¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1963.
able at the
2i:
Sale—The
Principal
the
Dated
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed
Feb. 1 from bids until 2
p.m. (EST) on Feb. 6
(P. O. Kennewick),
Bond
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
(F-A) payable at the
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
Legality
Benton .County, Port
1973
§fgS|g|SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS21|i|l
,
-
bonds.
"-2-
2
to
and interest
proved by jPreston, Thorgrimson,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
:
1, 1963. Due
1964
STOCK EXCHANGE
Horowitz, Starinnk, Ellis.,
2'2 .?
Feb.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Washington Toil Bridge Authority
purchase of $41,-
office.
to
Le¬
F-A.
of
$750,000 series 1963 bonds. Dated
WEST VIRGINIA
19(6fjvfp (1972 inclusive. The bonds
are
callable^ ^incip^ und inter-;
est, J F-A) ..J&y&bl^t,, the* City
Treasurer's
1 from 1965
(CST)
bonds.
(PST)
on
1,
Interest
p.m.
purchase
Cepernich,
p.m.
Due
2
the
Feb.
,
witz, Starin & Ellis.
purchase
receive
improvement
Feb. 1, 1963.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Dated
Until
for
15
*
Commis-
Port
inclusive. The bonds
Anacortes, Wash.
bids'
1983
bonds.
Jan.
on
$900,000
ment-bonds.
be
WASHINGTON
Clerk,
1963. Due
District Clerk, will receive kowsi,
Wash.
Jan.
on
Due on Feb.
Interest
.
Bond Offering—Ann
school
:"2 South
Raymond
—
'v.
City
000
bids
sealed
Preston,
Belling ham (P.O.
(PST)
noon
A-O. Legality approved by Gib-r
son,
2
;
Dated
bonds.
revenue
inclusive,
Bond
receive Interest F-A. Legality approved
(CST) by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horo¬
a,m.
the
for
1, 1962. Due
1965
will
Regents,
28
;
■
and Maiden Rock Towns, 22.!
sion, will receive sealed bids until
Colleges
venga,
on
<
Joint School District No. 1
B^ndt Offecing-rrPeter ZuaAich,
Secretary
Regents (P. O. Austin),
Bond Offering
;
from
1
July 1 from
on
Bellingham),
purchase
,
■
on
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Walker,
2 2
Waggener.
Board of.
& Cutler.
(CST)
purchase of $365,-
55
Ellis2 ^ 2S21252:'22
District,^
sold to
was
July
approved
Port of
'bonds
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Jan. 23 for the
Pepin, Frankfort, Stockholm
1973 inclusive.
Dated Jan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
Austin
agent in New York
Pepin and Stockholm Villages,
to
follows:
as
on
121,000 4%s. Due
to
Finance
Home
and
Rowlett Indep. School
school
sold
was
Co., Inc.,
1964 to
,
$498,000 hous¬
3%s, at
as
1
v
2724—were ' sold
Housing
bonds
revenue
$39,000 4s. Due
bonds offered Jan. 7
p.
fiscal
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
(P. O. Pepin), Wis.
Sale—The
revenue
<—v.
the
(191)
.
McLean
Seattle), Wash,
of
Seattle), Wash.
man
Providence Hospital (P.
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
i'1
-
.
District (P. O.
Co.
&
and Hamilton Securities Co.
,1
.
King County, Sylvia Pines Sewer
Co.,
Co., Dittmar &
Eddleman,
6229
City.—
Zone.MM«
State.
I
I
j
■
56
gruber,
receive
for the
A.
Offering—R.
City
sealed
until
bids
No.
will
Comptroller,
Feb.
2
Sale—The $245,000
Bond
19
purchase of $1,700,000 im¬
provement bonds as follows: ;
to
School District
(P. O. Lingle), Wyo.
Goshen County
Hagen-
bonds
2432—were
sold
p.
the; State
to
of
Wyoming, as 3s, at a price of par.
$564,000 school bonds.
260,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
CANADA
240,000 water main bonds. ;
250,000 street bonds.
Fredericton
the Royal
as5^4s, at a
issue
97.68. Due
Monday/January 14, 1963
a
ties,
and
the
Dominion Securi¬
Canadian
Denton,
to
1982
4
Dec/15
sive.
/•>?
*$? vi""'
Interest J-D.
000
,
issue
of
V
•
■
■
inclu--
1982
to
V//. J
■
>i
JLdward Island (Province of)
p. Bond Sale—An issue of $2,500,-
i
-
i'1,1-" ?.*
000
vi
improvement bonds
sold
was
•
Orillia, Ont.
^
Antigonish County, N. S.
Sale—An
./',}•
53/4S. Due on
as
1963
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
;
; ;
Bank,
from
&
Toronto-
the
and
inclusive." Interest
/t.
ONTARIO
NOVASCOTIA
Ltd.,
Dominion
Imperial
of Bank of Commerce, as 5%s/ at a
of price of 97.27. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963
Ltd., 'Burns/Bros.
Partners,
of Nesbitt,
composed
group
Thomson & Co.,
Prince
'•
$225,-
to
Jan. 2 from 1964 to
on
:-1983 -..inclusive.-v;i,-_
Bond
of
Bank
price
and
Canada,
Board of School
Sale—An
sold
Securities, R.-A^ Lambert
Co.,
III
Trustees, N. B.
''
Bond
<
&
was
composed of the Do¬
group
NEW BRUNSWICK
100,000 swimming pool bonds.
35,000 school bonds.
a
minion
school
196,
3—v.
Jan.
offered
improvement bonds
000
WYOMING
Wis.
Wausau,
Bond
The Commercial and Financial ChronicU
(192)
Sale—An issue of $54,842
Bond
$170,-
improvement bonds: was sold
to
improvement bonds
composed
group
was
of
sold to
Harris
Gairdner & Co., and
the Mid¬
land Canadian Corp., as 5^4s. Due
a
Dec. 1, 1982. Interest J-D.
on
&
QUEBEC
School Commission,
Bic
Sale—An
Bond
,
Qua
issue of $192,-
000 school bonds W9S sold to
;
the
Societe de Placements Ltdat
;
a,
price of 98.79, as follows:
$126,000 ; 5s. Due
Jan.
on
from
1
"
'■$. 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
66,000 5% s. Due
Oh Jan,
1 from
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
...
;
Dolbeau, Quebec
Bond Offering—Donat Lefebvre,
Secretary: add: Treasurer, will
ceive
until
sealed: bids
7:30
re¬
p.m.
i
(EST) On Jail J 9 for the purchase
•
of
$50,000 sewei* bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1963. Due
,
■
.
Feb. 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
1973
to
'
.
,
\,:.i
.
'.
,
;
' : '
•.
■
*
■'
.
,
y
i.
.►
.
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■
■
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\
Greater Montreal Protestant
School Board, Que,
-
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,000,000
school bonds wais
sold
to
Greenshields
Beaubien &
Banking Hours
&
Co.,
Co.,
and
G.
L.
5^4s.
as
Hauterive, Que.
•
Bond
duct
and
Dec.
8:30 A.M.
Sale—The $995,000 aque¬
3
—
196,
awarded to
Maison
a
offered
2232
p.
were
—
composed of
groups
;Bienvenqe, Ltd.r McDou- v
and Merrill^
^5; Christmas,
gall
Lynch,
SfSiTO-sW
bonds
sewer
v.
Inc., at
Pierce,
Fehner
Smith
&
price of 98.56^ as follows:
a
$237,000 Si/Is/Due' on-Dee. 1 from
:
5:30 P.
■-
1963
'
tb( 1972/inclusive.
758,000"" 6sv;Due on Dec. 1 from
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
:l'p:<■ UV:"V'>;SV
K' /'
f'''•
t
\
V'"',
000.
aqueduct
was
sold
by .the
to.
and
L
lows:
a
bonds
headed
Provinciale
Banque
Canada, at
$1,025^
sewer
syndicate
a
'
i
Bond Sale-—An. issue of
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
'T'
^
^
Rosemerei Quei>(
price of 97.47,
du
fol¬
as
•
.
$201,000 5 ^s. Due on Jan. 1 from
/1964 L to 1973
.
inclusive.
824,000 6s. Due
v
1974 to
..
Other
r
cate:
on;
■';
Jan. 1 from
1978 inclusive,
members
of
the
■
syndi¬
Banque Canadienne Nation-'
ale, Belanger Inc./Credit Quebec
Ipc.,
Durocher,
Hodrique
& -Cie
Ltd., Laurent & Veillet Inc., Florido
Matteau & Fils Enrg., and
Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.
-
I':'.:
Latest dividend (3 % %
special dividend "for
regular dividend, plus Yz %
Bond
deposit for the four
money on
Sale—An
issue
$100,500 5y2s. Due
account of $5 or more.
402,500 6s.
s)L
\
a
r
Ste.
000
of
SAVINGS
JANUARY 15
-V
•
earns
dividends from
Thereafter from
JANUARY 1
Day of Deposit,
;
'
.
Compounded Quarterly
:
.
.
.
•
■
988,000
York 5, N. Y.
1
•
•
■
'
'■
1
-
•
du
as
1964 to
from
$1,540,-
sold ;
was
to
a
Banque
Canada, at
a
price
follows:^/'//•/yv/:•y
1973
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
/
6s.
Due
on
to
1978
inclusive.
Jan.
1
from
'
1974
546 Fifth Avenue at 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
{
98.52,
.
Therese, Que.*
$552,000 5y2s. Due
V. .v;-;;'-:
•
Beaver Street at New Street, New York 4, N. Y. f
•
-
'*.
Chartered 1829
30 Wall Street, New
1
syndicate headed by the
Provincial
Money on deposit by
.
inclusive.
bonds
"sewer
-
/
Jan.
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
SEAMEN'S BANK
-
Due
1979 to 1983
at
/
Jan. 1 from
on
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
glFREEIJfiJ
new
;
J 1964! to 1973 inclusive.
r
*
Ltd.,
Jan/1 from
on
/79,000 53/4s. Due
given to everyone who opens
$582,-
pricq of; 98.76/4as follows:
MAIL
Send for free postage-paid envelopes.
"Jolly Sailor" Coin Bank
of
sold to Du¬
was
rocher, Hodrique .& Co.
a
BY
".i./1
'•'
00Q sewer bonds
Consecutive quarters prior to the dividend period).
BANK
'■
St. Constant Parish, Que,
:
-
v4 ' ^
S
i
tc -."V.? 'Xv7
i/ K; Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation '
!
/I:
?I :
/.
Other
cate:
members
of
the
syndi¬
Belanger," Inc.',' Casgrain
Cie Ltd., Corporation de Prets de
Quebec,
J. ' E.
Laurent
&
Matteau & Fils
ments
Laflamme
Veillet
Kennebec
-
Inc.,
Ltd.,
Florido
Enrg., and Place¬
.
Inc.
>
-
-
/
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1963 -SECTION 2 WAS THE INDEX
TO
THE
196^.
PRECEEDING
VOLUME
196
(SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
@FedFRASER