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American Mortgage Insurance Co.—Common Reg'd-
involved.
is
In
mission.
The
result in
in the book value
increase
an
loans
of
stock
185
and
stockholders
Is
It
proposed
of
holders
share
of
for
7%
called
for
the
and
,
at
$220
per
*< ' '*
v..,
unit,
..
-
$15,000,000
without
under¬
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"
to be
v'
effect
of
shares
received by
shares
to
be
offered
at
The company
■States
conducts"
the
and
27 branch
District
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,
a general department
Columbia, operating
On
a
at three locations
in
and near
St.
Vx
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77/ Delta,
of
completion
all
and
exchange
the
shares
preferred
common stock.
Robert J. McKim is Board
and Levis P. Seiler is President.—V. 196, p. 2479.
Jan.
14,
1963,
the SEC issued
an
order temporarily suspend¬
The
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities
1933 with respect to a stock offering by Cosmopolitan Life
filed
of
The company on-Jan.
limited
partnership
Casualty
Co.,
an
the,
,
the
of
Cincinnati
a
building,
cents)
The company
statement with
bentures
and
Feb.
the
2003,
SEC
to
Jan.
on
be
offered
15,
for
registration
covering $50,000,000 of de-~
public sale at competitive
funds will then be used for general corporate purposes.
expenditures
were
$94,000,000
for' the first—nine
1962, are estimated at $124,000,000 for the full year
and expected to be less for 1963.—V. 196, p. 2275.
7 77f;7A?
treasury
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'1962
Jan.
Trment
;
,
originally
covered
B.
filed
100,000
offered
been
D.
14," 1963,
Marron
by
the
company
with
the
&
6%
per
unit,
*volved.f...
Byrd,
for
of
1962
20-year-subordinated
--
Proceeds
subscription
,•
are
registration
22,580
195, p.
by
stockhlodersy through
1546.
;
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a
"Reg. A"
by stockholders.
to
No
be
Federal
be
used
for
at
underwriting
general corporate purposes.
Sherwood Ave., Richmond; Va.,
general printing business.—
.
..
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-;
Reserve
Consolidated
covering $300,offered
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'.Twelve
$100
is
-
in-
is engaged in
-
;
Statement of
Federal
Reserve
St.,
33iBroad
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sales
for
"Reg. A" covering 29,000
a
without
promotion
and
underwriting.
advertising,
in¬
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tq-tlie
,
Boston,
is an,investment
c-dvisor
30
a mutual fund,
3427, Odessa, Texas,
on Jan. 15 covering
at
the
of
rate
and one-fifth share (plus 50
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., 8 Hanover
one
Class A share.
each
as
managers.
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basis
contract
a
outstanding 872,190 Class A and 587,760 common
Boring, Jr., president, together with his wife, own
(70.5% of the
shares) and management officials as a group 54%. /
has
O.
M.
of the total voting power of stock outstanding
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The
1963 filed
corporation on Jan. 7,
common
shares
/>, / Proceeds
to
be offered
at
$5,
a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
without underwriting.
to be used for general corporate purposescs r 7 /
Elk, of 111 W. Telegraph St., Carson City, Nev., is engaged in the
drilling of oil and gas wells in California and Nevada. '
36
are
Emerson
:
Electric
Manufacturing
Registered—
;
,
Co.
Common
—
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.m,
The company of 811 Florissant Ave.; St. Louis; Mo., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 17, covering 162,045
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Blyth &
Co.,
Inc.,
(maximum
14
$35
Wall
St.,
per
share)
The
York.
New
public
and underwriting
terms
price
offering
are
to be sup¬
by amendment.
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//The business of the company includes the manufacture and sale
of a broad line of electric motors, automatic controls, electronic
plied
devices,
and
builder products.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company has outstanding 7,120,281
shares of common stock,
which management officials as a group own 8.6%;
W. S. Snead
is Board Chairman and W. R. Persons is President.- The prospectus
of
lists
nine
aggregate of 1,310,467
T. Pfleger, a Vice80,000- (of
503,810
shares owned) and 25,000 (of 350,830 shares owned).. Others pro¬
pose to sell
amounts ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 shares,
Such
shares are part of an aggregate of 1,884.496 shares issued by the
compnay
in
July,
1962,
for
substantially all of the assets
of
selling
stockholders
owning
an.
including Grace C. Steele and George
President,
who propose
to
sell, respectively,
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47
Condition of the
Banks
used
.
shares,
Investment News—
System
be
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to
1407
filed
debentures,
——
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared; and Payable
....
9
Condition Statement of Member Banks of v;
state-
Byrd Press, Inc.—"Reg.- A?v Filing—
(William)
of
its
on
March 26,
1962, which
which 77,420
were
to have
of
and
Co., New York.—V.
The corporation on Dec. 31,
000
SEC
shares,
common
the company
withdrew
'f"
General Corporation and
Brinkmann Instruments, Inc.—SEC Reg.;Withdrawn
On
^
1962 filed
shares to be offered at $10,
to
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;
Corp.-r"Regi A" Filing—
working capital.
stock,
common
Miscellaneous Features
of
corporate
other
they will be paid 10 cents for each Class A share deposited for
The managers will receive $10,000 as compensation for
42.3%
..—
Construction
months
and
for
company
—
and the new
and
26
Is engaged in (1) the drilling of oil and gas wells
for others and (2)
the acquisition through
lease, or otherwise, of prospective and proven oil and gas proper¬
ties, the exploration, drilling and development of such properties
and the production, gathering
and sale of crude oil and natural
gas therefrom.
The prospectus reflects a net loss of $91,315 for the
year ended Oct. 31, 1962 and of $33,869 for the same period ended
1961.
According to the prospectus, the company desires to retire
its outstanding Class A shares because the existence of such class
of stock has in the past "interfered with the company's ability to
make acquisitions or to enter into transactions which would have
required the issuance by the company of shares of its stock; The
other parties to the proposed transactions were unwilling to
ac¬
cept common stock of the company because of the existence of the
Class A Convertible Stock."
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
——
Exchange
...j,
36
Pittsburgh Stock /Exchange—.——36
Montreal Stock Exchange..— ————— 37
Canadian Stock Exchange.
.
37
Toronto Stock Exchange..
—38
Over-the-Counter Market —i—
42
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices..—^—— 36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange— 36
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
36
5.
ocmpany's treasury for similar expenditures,
7/ of the
covering
The company
on
Stock
Registered
a
capital
working
advertising,
whose address is P. O. Box
registration statement with the SEC
services
Philadelphia-Baltimpre-Washingtdn
The net proceeds from the debentures sale will
be used to repay $41,000,000 of outstanding advances from Ameri¬
can
Telephone & Telegraph Co., its parent, obtained for general
corporate purposes, - including
extensions, additions and improve¬
ments to its plant.
The balance will be used toward reimbursement
(bidding
'
due
of 1835 Arch St., Philadelphia, filed
A"
Elk Exploration, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Jantiary 11.
Pacific Coast Stock; Exchange.—
'
.
"Reg.
a
exchange.
Exchange-
Week ending January 18.
.
''Barclay House."
filed
company,
a
shares.
48
34
Detroit, Stock Exchange—
34 j1
Midwest Stock /Exchange...—-1———J* 34
Week ending
Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania—Debs.
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are
of
vertible
——
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14, 1963 filed a ."Reg. A" covering $170,000
interests to be offered publicly in unite
hi
Interest
leasehold
Filing—
1963
The
St., New York, and Dallas Union Securities, 1001 Adolphus Tower,
Dallas, will form and manage a group of dealers to solicit exchanges,
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Proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes;;
Barclay'of 65-Princeton Ave., Yonkers, N. Y., pians to .acquire
j
offering.
1,046,628 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer such stock
(and cash) in exchange for outstanding shares of Class A con¬
—12
24
American Stock Exchange.—29
National Stock Exchange^
43
Boston Stock Exchange—— 34
Barclay Associates—"Reg. -A" Filing—
of $1,770.83. No underwriting is-involved.
from its
Dixilyn Corp.—Share Exchange Offer—
Stock Exchange (Stocks)—
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)—
Chairman
-outstanding
,
9,
proceeds
gross
,
of
q Technical Fuifd, Inc,y
New York
;Stix are exchanged for common istock of the company, management
officials of Stix as a group will own 3.32% of the company's then
and
common
vestment
Stock and Bond Quotations
and
'.indebtedness, the company has outstanding 3,817,054 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which management officials as a group own 4.07%.
Assuming
Jan.
on
shares.
common
Proceeds
In This Issue
addition to certain
In
corporation
class B
research
a
department store business
Louis, Mo.
the
Delta Management
~
stores
circular it would)
Tho corporation on Dec. 26,
6028 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale, Ariz. The order
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
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 in April
1957, the company
proposed the public
offering of 150,000 common shares at $2
per
share. 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 the
company
failed to file
a
nine-month >■ revised offering circular
of Stix stock¬
12 main
offering
company; the expiration in August 1962
to sell its securities in Arizona; and the
to impound
(as
it represented in the
company
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of
whether
com¬
store business
of
Stix operates a general
stores.
s
company's
Broadway, N./Y., is engaged ih the design,
development and production of medium and high-speed printers
and
related
electronic
and
electro-meohanical
data-processing
equipment. 7 ^
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a "Reg. A" covering 2,5)48
without underwriting.
$14,
^
ing
otherwise at prices current -at
or
•••...
for
the
Datamark
underwriter, not ^named.
an
engineering company engaged in the fields of energy conversion
and space propulsion. /
propulsion,.
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Act
Stix stockholders may be sold from time to time
York Stock Exchange
sale,, -
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offering price will be supplied
by
amendment.
No underwriting is involved. «
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Proceeds are to be used for repayment of debt, equipment, sales
exchange offer.
After the exchange, Stix will dissolve
The prospectus indicates that all or part of company
on the New
the time of
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of certain material
to the
failure
to
related
misrepresentations
Datamark, Inc.—"Reg. A"
and liquidate.
,
1962, and
(2)
that the
misleading in respect
and
non-affiliated
a
of
The
rights of redemption and
waive their
may
.
SEC FILINGS
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company's permit
offering
Cosmopolitan Life & Casualty Co.—Offering Sus'd
the exchange, the preferred stock of Stix will be
at $27.50 per share (plus accrued dividends)
thereof
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Company
to
the
failure
offered
and
Fuller Co. at the: rate of % of
and the remaining 37,219 shares to
Prior to the meeting
1,
false
alleged
Insurance
Insurance
Registration Withdrawn—
Cosmic, of 3206 Grace St., N. W. Washington, D. C., is
of
preferred stock of Stix at the rate of
"•■'•■I
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1962, by the Arizona Director
liquidation and dissolution of Cosmopolitan Life
(an
affiliated
mutual
insurance
company;
because of the mutual company's "hopeless impairment"; the fact
that no company stock had been sold since December
1960; the
sale; by the receiver of the mutual company of its Insurance in
of
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disclose proceedings instituted in July
166,500
deben¬
redemption
holders
the
accept
;
cov¬
of
proceeds #re to be used for debt repayment, equipment, leasehold
improvements and working capital.
public sale at
the bond sale,
offer 597,941 of such shares to
to
each-preferred share.
holders to approve
946.
p.
which
and
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Stix, Bear &
share of Stix,
cumulative
shares,
common
1962,
1967,
$170.05
Cosmic, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
The corporation,, of 417 Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Jan. 10 covering 635,160 shares of com¬
stock.
22,
(series B) subordinated debentures due 1978
provides
share for each
Aug.
on
July
was
The
purposes.V
&
a
SEC
subordinated debentures due
after
circular
facts.
/.'The corporation on Jan. 7, 1963 filed
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—Files Exch. Plan—
mon
due
state¬
promotion
through"
mortgage bonds due 1989, at an aggregate redemption
$16,102,500 (plus accrued interest).—V. 196, p. 2671.
mon
the
regisrtation
On
,
first
of
with
its
Jan. 14, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Oct. 24, 1961, which covered
150,000 common shares to have been offered at $1.15 per share
,
first mortgage bonds due 1993, to be offered for
competitive bidding, Feb. 20. The net proceeds from
together with other funds, will be used to redeem
price
filed
of 5%
wihtdrew
company
ment
*:
out¬
now
-
of
5% %
the
Control Dyne, Inc.—SEC
on
The company, Ninth and Louisiana
Sts.« Little flock, Ark., filed a
registration statement with the SlSC on Jan; 10 covering $16,000,00QU
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1839
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Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Bonds Registered—
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1963,
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50,000
standing from $4.07 to $6.31 per share, with a resulting dilution of
$11.69 per share in the book equity of stock purchased by new
investors.
ESTABLISHED
.
INSURANCE
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„at $500. per unit. No underwriting is involved.
,;'iPrQCeed'A are to be used for working capital..
-'Community, of 31 Hampshire St., Lawrence, Mass., is engaged in
.the management of small loan and finance companies.—V. 191,
•p. 199.$
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the business Of - insuring. lenders
The net
•proceeds from the stock sale will be invested in securities approved
for
investment
by insurance
companies by the State of North
-Carolina. The company has outstanding 155,350'common shares; of
Which management officials as a group own 30,390 shares., Fred•erick Willets, Sr., is Board Chairman, bale of new stock at $18 per
will
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Is engaged
v
eonapany
* in
.against loss
on
residential first mortgage" loans
and
multi-unit
apartments, and semi-commercial
property;*
share
L
shares, to have been offered in units of
000 of 8%
$3;75;per.share, granted,/tb Jvllliam ^GrahrZ-
;optiori, exercisable vat
.The;
.
.
Price $1.60 a Copy
,
pay
J?erry„ president;
FIELD
Community Investment Corp.-r"Reg. A" Filing—
The corporation on Dec; 31, 1962 filed a "Regf A" hovering $250,-
not more than a 90 cent per share selling com¬
statement also includes 12,000 shares underlying an
may
..
'5'."-"
state in which the offering of the
through a local securitiesdealpr, the.
any
stock is required to be made
14,
originally
tures
shares will initially be offered to present stockholders
at $18 per
share at the rate of one share for each five shares
iowned of record on the effective date of the registration.
No under¬
company
FINANCIAL
Semiconductor Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
writing.-^—V. 196,
31,070
writing
THE
INDUSTRIAL
-
ered $153,045
company
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Jan.
common
of 300 South Salisbury St., Raleigh, N. C. filed
registration statement with the SEC on Jan 10 covering 31,070
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $18 per
share in
North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and Virginia.
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ment
The
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PUBLIC UTILITY
SEC REGISTRATIONS
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General Corporation and Investment News
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RAILROAD
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PUBLICATION
New York 7, N. Y., Monday, January 21, 1963
Number 6231
Volume 197
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LEADING
THE
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48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings—i
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U.
S.
Electrical Motors,
Inc.—V.
196, p. 2581.
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Emtec Inc.—"Reg. A"
The corporation on Jan. 4,
000
of
6%
convertible
Filing—a
1963 filed
subordinated
a
.
.-q ^ 'V
.
"Reg. A" covering $300,due 1968 to be of¬
debentures
fered at par ($500), through Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc., Cleveland.
Proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
equipment, debt repayment and
working capital.
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Emtec, of 140 S. Olive St., Elyria, Ohio, is engaged in the design
and manufacture of miniature and subminiature metal products for
the
electronic, appliance and automotive industries.
the
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(234)
SIDNEY BROWN
A across the board; $12 million LOS ANGELES
POWER, CALIF.; and $45 million HAMPTON, VA.
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Approximately $243 million of senior fixed interest rate debt obligations are
scheduled for public sale this week. They number 29 issues all told of which
25 are tax-exempts of $1 million or larger in size ($124.5 million), and four
corporates ($118.4 million). All but one corporate are headed for the sealed bid
competitive auction block. In adaition, three fair sized underwritten corporate
equiiy issues may be floated this week. :
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a
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indicate that eight corporates were withdrawn and will not
be publicly offered: They included SPERTI PRODUCTS via Blair & Co., and
TOURIST INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT CORP., LTD., via American-Israel Basic i
Economy Corp.
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addition, ten issues delayed indefinitely their offering plans. Among the 7
larger ones were: DIVERSIFIED REAL ESATE TRUST, a real estate investment
trust, via Bacon, Johnson Realty Management Co., and LEWIS (TILLIE) FOODS
via Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
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a
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Last week's reports
Kennedy plans $3i billion deficit for four fiscal years
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offerings are withdrawn
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1961-1964 INCLUSIVE
,
ten issues indefinitely delay their appearance and eight
.
4.17% annual net interest •
,
$9.6 million HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS; $4,250,000 JEFFERSON PARISH
AND GARBAGE DIST., LA.; and $3,620,000 CENTRAL WAYNE
COUNTY SANITARY AUTHORITY, MICH.
ROAD
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Pierce, fenner & Smith, Inc. That issue marked a AVz year high in price paid and. V ;
was the lowest cost flotation for any comparable utility since the recession flo';
Co.'s $25 million 30-year at
-
equities may make their appearance this week: DURO-TEST
CORP.'s 150,000 shares via Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; and 100,000 shares
of PETROLANE GAS SERVICE, INC. common via Dean Witter &,Co;;,7
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existing obligations to take advantage of the interest cost savings available in
today's environment of limited investment outlets for the continually swelUng /t ;
savings; Last week* Illinois Power Co. was able to award its double-A rated .$357;7
million,4Vz% first mortgage bonds due.in 1993 at an annual net interest cost of-,;;
4.23% to an underwriting group led by White, Weld & Co., and Merrill Lyrtch,
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corporate and municipal major debt tenders, it is surprising that only a handful ..$?£•
a half of utilities-and a few others announced last week plans to refund
tation of Tampa Electric
WATER
OF
In addition these
•and
cost m 1958.
DEPT.
Thursday ( January 24):
,
Considering the continuing rise in the price, andjthe decline in the yields, of
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Monday, January 21, 1963
.
$10 million PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF OKLAHOMA first mortgage bonds
rated double A across the board conventionally protected against call; $8.4
million SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. eauioment trust certificates rated double
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Wednesday (January 23):
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
.
ratio of issues of $300,000 or less now one-quarter of total
Apparently the bond market has decided that the outpouring of Federal deficit;
;
corporate backlog compared to 1/10 th in year-ago week
financed funds will not be offset by business cycle-prosperity opportunities for
investment and, therefore, envisions low interest rates for. the foreseeable future.
./More and more the number of smaller issues—$300,000 or less—is becoming a
more pronounced segment of total
corporates in the backlog of issues to be
Moreover, it seems to have taken Per Jacobsson's pronouncement, that we face 7 7
offered. The larger equity • filings have fallen off at a more rapid pace than ;;|
deflation, more seriously than the pump-priming prospect of price inflation. - ■
the smaller ones which, too, have declined but not as much relatively.
In the
Weighed against these two factors, the anticipated resumption, of the gold outflow 7:7
may not push interest rates higher without opposition from the Treasury..
/ / year ago week of Jan. 18,, 1962, there were 63 issues of $300,000 or less in the
Chronicle's weekly "Securities Now in Registration" out of a total of 672 cor.Now that the President has unveiled his blueprint of tax reduction and of.
budget spending and receipts, it is possible to compare his plans to lift the: - ; porate senior debt and equity "Reg. A" and full filings listed for public sale. 7
v This week, Jan. 17, 1963, there were 53 such smaller listings out of a total cor¬
economy by its bootstraps with previous attempts by others to do the same
porate. backlog of 210 -of which eight, incidentally, were senior fixed interest thing. Incidentally, details for tax reduction and reform are expected to be.r
debt securities,
The increased ratio shows a change from one-tenth to onesupplied next Thursday.
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fourth—slim
Space permits us to only look back at Eisenhower's $12.4 billion administrative,
budgetary deficit in fiscal 1959 ad to contrast jt with the estimated fiscal 1962
deficit of $6.4 billion; $8.8 billion—up $1 billion since V
1963 (ending June 30,. 1964); and $11.9 billion •>
anticipated for fiscal 1964 (ending June 30, 1965). The latter compared to fiscal ,"
year 1959 is even smaller if adjusted as a per cent of projected GNP and in
:terms of real dollars.
And if Congress does not spend or tax as the Chief V : 1
Executive desires, it will be much smaller assuming the economy manages to
grow without the assumed multiplied beneficent tax cut and rising government
spending taking effect as planned. ■
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(ending June 30, 1963)
from its portfolio,
stock drop to 30-year-ago level •
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and $50 million gold
After ten remarkable straight weeks of no change in the Treasury monetary
gold; stock, the inevitable slow attrition recommenced. A $15 million daily
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reserves increase despite: sizable
float decline, fed. sale of governments
last month—anticipated for fiscal
;
pickings for Wall Street and the investor.
member bank free excess
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decline set in bringing the figure to $15,963 million for the week ending 7
16, and on that day the actual gold stock was $15,928 million—a $50 million
drop. This amount is the lowest since May 24, 1939, when the gold stock total
was $15,927 million. Under Secretary of the Treasury Robert V. Roosa warned,
average
Jan.
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When President
Kepneply took over the Administration'"in1 January, T961, he 7 flast Wednesday, that we again may lose gold abroad comparable in amount and %
looked back at a surplus of $1.2 billion for the i960 fiscal year whiqh ::ep<Jed
h frying to last-loss.
The gold outflow in the first quarter of 1962 amounted
June 30, 1961. During the four fiscal years of 1961 (commencing July 1, 1961to-$280 million-^an improvement over 1961. Dr. Roosa was particularly con1962) through 1964 (ending June 30, 1965), the actual and the planned total* 7 / cerned about last year's 10% i increase in imports whereas exports improved
increase in, the Federal debt will come to $30.9Million; With art infinitely.worse/ 7 ■7by only 2%..
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unemployment problem, and shortfall in acttfal as 'against potential capacity. ./ / Despite significant factors contracting member bank reserve credit, the statef
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output, during the peacetime years of 1931-1939, the total deficit amounted to
$24.5 billion. In each of those years spending was larger than receipts. The. »'•
deficit was not smaller than the one we are now facing if we take into, con¬
sideration the decided differences, in the population, GNP, and purchasing power
ment week ending last Wednesday revealed a week-to-week daily average $22
million increase in free excess
serves
Jan. 16
on
to
reserves
$257 million,
were
or
$400 million. Actual net excess
$55 million gain over Jan. 9.
a
re¬
;y /Contracting reserves were: $228 million sale of short term governments from:
the Fed's portfolio and a daily average gift-float decline of $336 million to
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$2,392 million from"iast week. The actual gift-float on Jan. 16 was $2,175 million
which was $25 million less than the previous week's. Member bank reserves
•Perhaps we should be thinking of placing more emphasis upon tax refoim and .»
tax inequities than upon tax cuts merely for the sake of increasing the debt. V i
•expanded due' to the Continued sharp inflow of currency into the banking
Perhaps more attention should be placed upon unlocking and inducing paper
The former averaged .out
r ; system and a sizable decline in deposit requirements.
.to $328 million, for the week- past and the latter declined $230 million.
•capital gains into- investments,-"upon changing monetary-fiscal policy so that 7\
Mf.
there isn't a Surplus of cheap, credit to go into non-productive capital gains,
7
of the dollar.
,
not
It might be parenthetically noted that unemployment in 1939 was'
materially improved over the early 1930's.
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and/upon levying taxes »more in relationship to benefits received in such
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that the government creates an economic growth breeder analagous to an atomic
It
28-Feb..
Feb.
if only the adrenalin dose of government deficit spending is big
believed here that most Americans are willing to- pay their
is
$118,460,000
11-Feb.
15
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believe that the, government is earnest in meeting its bills. This belief assumes ;
tax inequities reduced and shelters from competition removed so that
high level 7'
employment and output competition could prevail from raw material to finished
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product instead of competition solely at the retail end.
Last
7
1,000,000
;
(4)
7 ;
Total '7
:
203,766,000
109,785,000
101,683,000
1
1,200,000
$249,438,000 7
7
16,195,000
$443,937,000.
r $280,710,060
$31,062,800
$311,773,800
$396,989,680
$788,563,800
$400,504,650
$1,189,068,450
$589,498,000
1^62——
v 'K:'
y. ^
*$1 million' or more.
«Inclndes: $108.2•• million--Nv*t3T.-''CITY*
$719,290,800
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$708,762,480
$1,778,566,450
general obligation^ boiids (Jan. 29), but not the $150 million
STATE1 OF ILLINOIS institutional bonds with no sales date set until details are ironed
25 Illinois Building Bona Board. *
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Fxcludes: $10,463,OOQ Salomon Bros.« «Sc Hutzler Jan. 22 secondary,
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242,189^800
211,468,000
13,995,000
2,200,000
$275,353,800
$36,768,800
Financings
$124,493,000
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Municipals*
38,423,800
16,600,000
.
$238,685:000:
week-
Jan. 18,
93,185,060
1-1
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$1^4,945,000
12,433,800
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Total
Cprporates
$6,545,000
26,000,000
1
Total
necessary defense, foreign aid and nonpostponable domestic 7 ?
if it means sacrificing an advancing standard of
living-if thev can: 7;
even
26
4-Feb.'. ^
Feb.
\y:
/high taxes for
needs
21*Jan.
Jan.
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Stocks--;
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(2)
Corporate
:
Bonds
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Jan.
Jhan purchasing power declines, that there is no demand
/elasticity for better houses, cars, and clothes at significantly lower prices, and
enough.
(-1)7
Corporate
7-7
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f be made to rise faster
: pile breeder
28-day competitive and underwritten visibles
V:
areas
fas education, roads, and housing and housing insurance. For too long we have
/believed that unemployment is easier to take when there is a rising price level
•rather than a stable or declining one, that governmentally manipulted incomes can -.
out at Jan.
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Since 1930, government deficits of big
aftd small adrenalin doses have not lived
to their claims; Moreover, it is misleading to be.told that the budgetary-tax
plans announced last week constitute a bigger adrenalin shot than any ad^ministered heretofore.//Further; seldom; hasvany
Administi^tibn c^rie inside/the
ballpark in battirig estimated fiscal bunts. President Kennedy was quite aware
ffi;
'17
•up
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TOTAL
COrpot'ate bon$s With' dates!—
Corporate bonds without
of this when he admitted in his
budget message of Jan. 17 that in the past five /
fiscal years the government's cumulative deficit was $24.3 billion in marked A
variance from original budget estimates of cumulative surpluses totaling $8 77
.77'-
billion;
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COMPElTTiyE AND UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOG
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This Week
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Total
£ates
f ^129,035,000 (22)"
196,402,200 (29)
',y;
bonds.
Last Week
;
157,956,665 (25)
Corporate stocks without
dates-.
$506,516,665 (49)
:{l f, $36,768,800 ( 21)
$32,262,800 (23)
<
284,351,200( 139)
.
275,482,200(139).
Jan. 18,1962
,
$436,5^0,000 (24);
$625,437,200 (50)
.Corporate stocks .with dates-—;
77;.."'' 7/7,'7a7.v7,• 7-'.-
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$972,638,800 (43) /
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101,784,500 (33)
$1,074,433,300
(75)
$576,024,000(259)
557,642,000(337)
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THIS WEEK'S PUBLIC
OFFERINGS TOPPED BY CHESAPEAKE &
.
POTOMAC TEL., TENN GAS TRANSMISSION, AND OREGON
;
Among the larger corporate and municipals expected to
this week
.
are:
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appear for
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;
$10 million Moody's double. A-rated CLEVELAND CITY SCHOOL DIST.,
,
OHIO, unlimited tax: bonds;
Tuesday (January 22):
•'«
t$946,557,200(210)
$904,261,765(211)
$2,208,089,300(672)
*715,992,000 (94)
615,479,680 (97)
TELEPHONE
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CO.
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rated triple A across the'board and.noncallable until Jan.
1, I960, to refund
& T. advances; $50 million TENNESSEE GAS
TRANSMISSION CO.
first mortgage pipeline bonds rated Baa
by Mbody's,' triple B by S & p's and A by Fitch, and are non-refundable for five
years.; Tennessee Gas is "
underwritten by Stone & Webster Securities,:
Stuart & Co., Inc.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS., various general obligations; and
VEGAS VALLEY WATER DIST., NEV., revenue bonds.
^?^^^tlfa^^eneral. obligations rated Aa by Moody's,-$12,350,000
$6
million
LAS
financings----.
773,753,000(100)
$130
million
$1,751,549,200(304) »$1,519,741,445(308)
WASH.
PUBLIC
SUPPLY
POWER
SYSTEM,
WASH.,
$1,981,842,300(781)
and
$108.2
million
CITY
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INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
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White, Weld & Co., and Halsey
Also: $37 million STATE OF OREGON veterans, high-
l
both
tlncludes) $42,555,000-:in six uq. tr. ctfs. of which three amounting to $17,475,000 have dates.
Also, includes four preferreds totalling $18,556,000 of which $13,556,000 in three issues are without
dates. Not included ambng these preferreds are $10 million NEW ENGLAND POWER CO. and $2
million JAMAICA WATER & SUPPLY- CO. which are listed in the indeterminate backlog below.
Further includes 53 issues of $300,000 or less of which five have tentative dates.
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debentures
of
g. o: bonds for Jan. 29; $25 million PENN STATE AUTH. for 3-5-63 and N. Y. SiaaE
HOUSINQ FINANCE AGENCY plans/to-sell approximately $89 million tax-exempts on Feb, 6 under¬
written hy a syndicate headed by
Phelps, Fenn and' Co.
.
A.T.
$1,133,666,000(596)
munlcipals with dates
*Ineludes:
N. .Y.
'fx'
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$50 million CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
$307,745,100(162)
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Today (January 21):
^
$321,120,000(160)
yjy ..Total' cbrporates-7_7-L"Z_i_-_':
public sale >7-:
Total
,
stocks^
Corporate
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and
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S'-This Week
$1,844,718,800
bonds*
Last Week
$1,525,990,000
Includes, also, 54 postponed issues-with an estimated dollar value of $139,218,800 compared to last
week's tally of 54 issues and $134,115,000 value. These postponed issues may return with or without
changes to the active backlog or be withdrawn.
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Volume 197
Number 6231
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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General Corporation and
Investment News
The
tration
of
Utilities, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
On
Jan.
16, 1963, it was reported that the company withdrew
registration statement covering 90,000 common 'shares to have
been
ofierect publicly
through Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc.,
Jacksonville, Fla. The registration statement was filed with the
SEC on July 30, 1962.—V. 196, p. 531.
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its
Home Entertainment Co. of America, Inc.
Registered—
The
and
Los
of
-
and
is
Angeles
("HE
Los
Entertainment
Angeles"), 19th
Co.,
to
Santa
Such
of
two
will
$1
several
per
schedule
the
fee
continuous
charged;
of
service)y a
for
General
Electric
which
has
GE
1962, ahd
to
shares
were
is
acquired
Board
at
50
Chairman
as
Insurance.
a
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own
P.
Nathaniel
Loeb
of the
37%
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share.
per
Marvin
and
group
is
20%
parent
exploration
the
of
funds
thereon
will
be
for
and
for
over-riding
duction.
Angeles;
will
the
Inc.—
oil
and
As
gas.
for
agent
Robert
P.
>
have
the
public
will
own
the
$2,300,000 -($10
paid
book
of
value
96
HE
balance
76.7%
of
for
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The
headquartered
in
Tokyo,
filed
Japan,
McCulloch
p.
is
President and
and
sole
stockholder
principal stockholder of
2335.
the
oper¬
tration
the
is
third
country
this
in' September
made
Payable
option
on
a sinking
maturity.
•
Development
Japan
underwriting
on
fund
The
group.
the
bonds- will
after
Feb<
first
principal
the Penn
apartment project,
Prince
in
; the gross
1973.
to
retire
They
will have
known
Georges
as
County,
Md.
84.3%
of
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Japan. Development- Bank
Japanese
funds
the
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financial
institution
to
in
.
1951
supply'
of
company
registration
shares
solely
the
to
101
statement
class
of
Japanese
and
industry
industrial
for
the
promotion
of
On
for
also
provides
repayment
of
service
water
debt,
construction,
Main
with
A
special
direct and
St:,
the
Jan.
on
to
be
be
on
7,
filed
1963
offered
at
Insurance
"Reg.
a
$2.50.
for
used
Life
Co.—
A"
covering 120,000
underwriting.
without
organizational
and
expenses
other
s~
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of
the
Such
outstanding
and
general
St., Seattle,
Jan.
on
shares
14,
Wash., filed a regis¬
covering 22,897 shares
issuable
are
at
$13
per
share
warrants
which were attached to 22,897
by the company
to shareholders (and
public) in September 1961. The warrants are
sold
Industry Development
Ltd.
SEC
,
11/1963, the company withdrew, its registration state- J
originally filed with the SEC on Aug. 3, 1962 which covered
$5,000,000 of 7%
senior debenture stock due
1982
to
have beenat
par
York.—-V.
through
American-Israel
196, p. 635.
Basic
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Economy
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Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.—Common Registered—
company of 25 Main St., Bellevijle/ N. J., filed a registra¬
The
tion
statement
with the SEC on
Jan.
16, 1963, covering 256,000
stock, 50 cents par value. A public offering
mid-February through an underwriting group to be
jointly managed by White, Weld &> Co., Inc., and Cyrus J. Lawrenco & Sons, New York.
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The shares being registered are
presently outstanding, held by
certain selling stockholders, and the company will not receive
any
of the proceeds from the sale.
shares
is
of
common
planned
in
v
Wallace & Tiernan is engaged in the manufacture of a diver./sified group of products including chemicals, which account for
approximately 42%
of 'sales,
equipment which represents about
39%
,
of
sales
volume.—V;
covering
10
Jan.
filed
Fla.,
Beach,
Daytona
SEC
Southwest
Jan.
New
and
196, p.
pharmaceuticals
2024,
>
representing
about
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19%
r
of
.
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Western Pioneer Co.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
a
Jan. 9, 1963 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Feb. 19, 1962. which covered 371,750 capital shares, of which 175,000 were to have been offered
by
the company and 196,750 by stockholders, through Kidder, Peabody
On
1,267,500
stock, to be offered at $10 per share
indirect beneficial owners of "Quality
motels
(motels, existing or proposed, in respect of which
In Quality Courts United, Inc., a non-profit affiliated
company, are held)
and certain closely related persons or entities.
The statement also includes 107,500 shares of common stock,
to
Z & Co., New-.York.t--V. 195, i p. ,972.,
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be offered
at $10 per share to employees of Quality Courts motels,
Quality Courts United, and the company who have been designated
by their employers. Following the expiration of such offerings, the
company may make a subscription offering of common shares to
the direct and indirect beneficial owners of Quality Courts motels
the
and
the /
number
issue
close
of
of
class
to
:
/-/:
owners
related
also
.
persons
shares
common
A: special
and
shares
and
not
and
entities,
in
excess
common
of
covering
offering
such
the
previously
shares
offered
employees but not subscribed for. The company is
up to 100,000 additional common shares which it
owners of
Quality Courts motels in exchange for
registering
may offer
to
such»motels or. majority interests- therein;
recon- /•
Proposed Registrations
a
aggregate number
Community public Service Co.—To Sell Bonds—
,
On Jan. 16. 1963, It was reported that the company of' Fort
Worth, Tex., plans to sell $8,000,000 of first mortgage bnods at com-
development, supplementing and encourag-:
petjtive bidding in, June
:
1963.—V.. 196, p. 2673. /»
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Consumers Power Co.—Bond Sale Planned—
On
.
Jan.. 16,
Mich.,
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16, 1963,
1993, to
1,
;
long-term
economic
Jan.
is
offered
.
Courts"
a"'
Jan.
on
due
ment
...memberships
in
as v
bonds
It
energy.
used
the
to
offered
to
Garden Apartments,
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Tfye company was organize^- under Delaware law in, January 1963
ing the credit operations of private financial institutions.
to
The
engage
in
the
business
of
owning,
leasing,
operating' and
7
Governor, Vice-Governor and Auditors of the bank are appointed
franchising motels' and carrying on various related activities in
by the Prime Minister, and the activities of the bank are • con-*
serving the public, and to assume over a-period of several years
trolled and supervised in a number of respects
the
servicing,
advertising and other
functions and activities of
by the Govern¬
ment, principally by the > Minister'of Finance.
Quality Courts United, the members of which are individuals who
fr
are,
or
represent/' owners and operators of-'existing or proposed
7'he bank's; capital, which is wholly- owned /by the "Government! >
/. Quality
of Japan, amounted to $650,000,000 and
Courts
motels. Quality v Courts United
presently has in
the statutory -reserve to, ;
excess
of 500 member motels and it is planned that the two com¬
$105,ooo,ooo- ' on / March31/ T962/7 its': bbrrowings
amounted'7 to*'.
panies will exist side by side and will, for some time, have sub¬
$1,142,000,000 on the same date.
stantially identical employees and boards of. directors. The- net
The net
to
struction
■r v
Government
incorporated
was
associates).
Dana
Income collected from the apartments.
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The
be
."fir,
was
at
mortgage
Registration Withdrawn—
/
partnership.
The $1,069,000 estimated net proceeds from sale
partnership interests (after deductions of a $20,000 expense
to
the
general
partners),
together
with $1,000
contribtued by the original limited partner, will be used to pay the
$1,070,000 purchase price of the one-half equity interest in the
project.
The general and original limited partners have received
40 units at a cost of $1,000.
United Investors Management Corp.
/ will' manage the project and / will receive a fee equal to 3%
of
,
,
electric
stock.
^tfbiirist
1
shareholder
allowance
^
and
In
7.1%
balance
from December, 1962,
to November, 1966.
No
under¬
involved.
The company is engaged in the design and
manulacture of paper tape equipment for use in connection with
scientific and business data processing and the automatic control
of office and
manufacturing equipment.
Hodgdon entered
into a contract to purchase the one-half interest in the project
from, Jerry
Wolman and Nick. Basiliko (and their wives) for
$1,070,000 (over and above one-half/ofJthe amount of any con¬
struction
and/or permanent loans which may be on record at
the closing date).
Mr. Hodgdon has paid a $100,000 deposit toward
the purcnase
price
and has
assigned
the purchase contract to
The
offering
first
company of 1310 Mercer
statement with the SEC
writing
•
bonds
redeemable
be
1,
calculated
Bank
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dollars;
of
to
of
1961/
in. U,, S.
of the bank
benefit
prior
by
offering
family
(the
exercisable
of
bonds,: which, are ' unconditionally guaranteed "as) to payment •/
of principal- and interest by Japan,
are
to be -offered publicly
about Feb. 6, by a group headed
jointly by The First Boston Corp.,
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc., New York. '
this
of
of
>
holders
then
the
The1
This
of
will
are
common
shares
Reg.
.
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director
a
Clovis, New Mexico.
shares
;
of
with
located
>
including
Associated Dry Goods Corp., this issue.—V. 196, p. 2529.
The
.
garden
statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Jan. 14,
covering
$17,500,000
6%
guaranteed
external
loan
bonds,
due
Feb. 1, 1978.
,
;
,
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29.58%.
own
Tally Register Corp.—Common Registered—
of
of
the
Hodgdon, as general partners,
and the underwriter as initial limited partner.
The partnership's
business will consist of the acquisition, ownership and operation
of an
undivided
one-half Interest as tenant
in
common
in a
registration /
a:
11.93%,
group
Stix, Bear & Fuller Co.—Share Exchange Offer-
Quality Courts Motels, Inc;-~-Class A Registered—
bank,
of
company
See
$10 annually from each participant,"
of the participants' share of pro¬
A. "Dana Tioajgdbn,
a
underwriter, and his wife, Barbara
Japan Development Bank—Bonds Registered—
The
of
corporate purposes.
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Standard, of Suite 1207, First National Bank Building, East,
Albuquerque, i>s engaged In the sale of life insurance in New Mexico.
paH7nefship;'wds of.feahI^d under Msiit,ylah3 law in Janukfy,
«fhe
-
sale
Proceeds
limited
of
1963,
which
construction
17.04%,
registration statement with the SEC
a
proceeds
common
partnership interests, to be offered for public sale
at $1,000 per unit.. The offering
will be made by Hodgdon and
Co., Inc., of the K Street address, which will receive a $100 per
unit commission.. The
offering will terminate if a minimum of
1,089 units are not sold and, in such event, all proceeds will berif
returned to investors/*
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the
to
$14,000,000
Standard
the
company of 1411 K St., N. W., Washington, D. C., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 15, covering $1,210,-
000
Los
cents'per share;
added
City
Net
The
a
share).
The net book value
Angeles to be outstanding will
be .about $6.50 or $3.41 less'than the $10 per share being paickbythe public.
The outstanding shares of the parent have a present
of
be
and
the
to
to
per
share
common
for
offered
bution
1/64
President
and
company
of
Penri Gardens Limited Partnership—Securities
company
and
each
providing
publicly about Feb. 6, through underwriters headed by
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., New York;
.
'■!/
«The company is
engaged in the generation, transmission, distri¬
In
expenses,
royalty
ating agent.—-V. 194,
of
the new
securities, HE America will own 23.3%
of the out¬
standing stock of HE Los Angeles, in respect of which an aggregate
of $75,915
($1.08 per share) was originally, received by- HE Los
it
will
Dallas, filed
in
used
75%.
surveys,
reimbursement
has outstanding 211,200 shares of common
stock, of which Oliver A. Unger, President, and Bernard M. Kahn,
a
director, own 25.4%
and 18.9%, respectively, and management
officials as a group 61%.
Mr. Unger is also Board Chairman of
HE Los Angeles,
and Wendell Corey is President.
Following sale
of
Rust
''The
.
The
to
Southwestern Public. Service Co.—Bonds
Reg'd—
company, whose a&lreW is 720 Mercantile Dallas Building,
'
the acquisition of properties and
drilling, testing,
completing, pro¬
ducing and abandoning exploratory wells, and 5%
in screening,
administration and protection of property interests. As compensa¬
tion for its services,
the operating agent will receive a one-third
"carried interest" in all properties acquired under the program.
The company will not receive any compensation for services
except
design and deliver production prototypes of the meter and control
ih accordance
with
HE America
specifications; and it has
also entered into an agreement with American Electronics Labora¬
tories, Inq. under which AEL will design and develop, in accordance
with company specifications, certain other equipment.!,
1962,
"Reg. A" Filing—
the
geophysical
unit
December,
manufactures and sells lumber and wood products'
and
to
the
statement
processes
and
distributes paper products. In addi¬
operates corrugated paper board and container
plants and a
bag and paper mill.
The
net
proceeds from the
stock
covering
•,
The
issued
converts,
H.
President.
"/
and
in
for
Contractors, Inc.,
($951,000) under a contract
beneficially by R. Howard Webster,
is
beneficially owned by members of his
—V. 194, p. 1763.
:%
outstanding stock
California,
sold
'i/j /*'/}
1
not
are
Kitchell-Phillips
the payment
owned
:'
of
shares
and
'
j' '
subscribe
shares
stockholders.
respectively.
Management officials as a
addition, Miner & Co. holds of record
pur¬
at $10 per share,
operations.
The com¬
company,
expand
Co.
to
such
general funds for working capital and other
payment of $650,000 balance of the
$800,000
purchase
price
for
all
of
the
outstanding
stock
of
Premier Container Corp.
In addition to. certain indebtedness, the
company has outstanding
1,142,978 shares of common stock, of
which
Claud
B.
Hammill.a director, and J. B. E'dens, President
(together with two members of his family) own 12.98% and
commence
used
other
common
*
r
(
rf.
agreed
^pomte Purposes, including
participants, it will enter into an agreement with McCulloch Oil
Corp. of California (operating agent), whereby the latter will ex¬
plore on behalf of the company for oil and gas, using fundi supplied
pursuant to the participants' commitments.
It is estimated that
monthly
undertaken
be
by
part of
company
it
sale
is
specially de¬
tne
$650,000
of
will
sale
of
have
extent
and other corporate purposes.—V. 197,
p. 86/.
programs,
under
Co.
to
company
of
Most
riders.
and
line
the
Program, to be of¬
for
public sale in minimum commitments of $10,000.
No
underwriting is involved.
The company will engage on behalf of
participants in the acquisition of prospective oil and gas properties
applicable for commercial subscribers). Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, HE America has entered into an agreement
with
broad
a
the
tion
fered
and program charges will vary,
from a few cents to
residential viewers (with a dif¬
the
program
dollars
ferent
of
years
be
nature
insurance
National
Los
after
policies
selling
79,250
paper mill.
The company
grocery
company
underwriting
to
Engineering
and
company, of 1270 Hartford Building, Dallas, filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC on Jan. 10
covering $4,000,000 of in¬
terests in its 1963 McCulloch Oil Exploration
Angeles and "there is no assurance that
satisfactory programming can be obtained."
The subsidiary esti¬
mates
that the $1,900,000 net proceeds from this financing will
permit it to install and equip a system for up to 20,000 sub¬
scribers in Santa Monica, to carry its pre-operating expenses until
April, 1964, and to provide working capital.
It is presently con¬
templated that a $10 deposit will be required from each subscriber
of
the
a
The
was
organized in September, 1962, and is engaged
development and promotion of a pay television system;
Los Angeles was organized in March, 1961, and proposes
to install the system in Santa Monica. According to the prospectus,
the system has not been
installed or commercially "tested "and
there is no assurance that it is commercially feasible."
Applica¬
tion for patents relating to the system are pending, but the com¬
pany
can
give no "assurance that such patents will be issued
or
that HE America will be able to prevent others from appro¬
priating the results of its developmental work with impunity."
In
addition, none of the special equipment to be used in the.
system has as yet been produced in other than preliminary proto¬
type,, models and no production agreements have been made. The
efforts of HE America to promote the system will depend in large
measure
upon the success of
the installation to be made by HE
Los
Angeles in Santa Monica, which is not expected to be in
operation prior to April, 1964.
The prospectus further states that
the success of HE Los Angeles will be largely dependent upon the
quality of the program material which it exhibits/ and as yet
no
arrangements for program material have been made by or
to
by
No
between
tion
America
fee
plan.
McCulIoeh Oil Management
Securities Registered—
HE
(refundable
issuance
option
Rust
'
U
tvi
^
officials)
subscription
satisfaction
be
the
according
for
reserved
stock
insurance
Management officials
•
service
in
to
includes
The
Insurance
Seefyrtli
will be made at $100 per unit on a best efforts. all or
none basis by Bernard M. Kahn & Co., Inc., Time and Life Bldg.,
New York,
which will receive a $10. per unit commission and
$47,500
for expenses.
The statement also includes
(1)
16,000
common shares of the subsidiary
underlying four-year warrants to
be sold to the underwriter for $1,600, exercisable initially at $11
per share, and (2) 39,888 outstanding common shares of the parent
recently acquired by Bernard M. Kahn, President of the under¬
writer
(38,400 of such shares were acquired for $45,200).
The
subsidiary will pay a $12,500 finder's fee to Herbert T. Steinmann,
Treasurer of the parent. '
\ ''
% ■ *
HE
also
to
are
outstanding 900,000 shares of common stock, of which
Capital Corp., a Chicago company, owns 89%
(stockholders of National Insurance owning the remaining 11%).
offering
of
shares
has
pany
behall
be
to
are
1963,
the
National
on
300,000
pursuant
primarily
February,
life
enabling
Calif.,' filed a registration statement with the; SEC on
16, covering 230,000 shares of common stock of the sub¬
sidiary, and 23,000 five-year common stock purchase warrants of
the parent (exercisable at $10 per share), to be offered for public
sale
in
units consisting of
10 shares and one warrant.
The
HE
stock,
regis¬
700,000
a
Illinois
net proceeds from the stock
chase additional shares of the insurance
Jan.
and
in
restricted
a
in
Monica;
in
such
Of
share
on
estimated
Inc.,
Broadway,
and
SEC
Chicago, filed
Jan.
14,
covering
The company Was organized under Illinois law
ln^Juhe,
the
parent of Mayflower Life, which intends
to
signed
Home
stock.
per
agencies
shares
40,00
business
-
subsidiary,
wholly-owned
$1
the
Blvd.,
Involved.
("HE America"), Time,and Life Bldg., New York,
company
its
at
and
pursuant
Com¬
—
with
common
ofiered
Jackson
West
to licensed Insurance agents,
(250,000 to agents and brokers
who enter into production contracts to
place certain amounts of
insurance with Mayflower Life Insurance
Company of Illinois, the
company's wholly-owned subsidiary, and the balance to those who
do not enter into such contracts).
Of the balance/360,000 shares
underly options, exercisable at $1 per share,
to
be granted to
agents and brokers in proportion to their sales of life insurance,
Continued from page 1
mon
141
statement
shares
be
of
company
brokers
Gulf Atlantic
.V'
A /'
u
certain
management
entire
638,237 shares
Mayflower-Illinois, In&—Common! Registered-—-'V
■
plans
1963,
it
was
of Jackson?
competitive bidding, in
reported that the company
to sell $40,000,000 of bonds
the second half of
at
1S63, or in 1964.—V.. 196,
2673.-
p.
.
proceeds, from the sale of the bonds will be- converted 7
Interstate. Power > Co^—To Sell -Securities—
/proceeds from.the stock sales will be used to pay expenses incurred
into Japanese yen' and will be used"
by the bank to make loans in
in
connection
with
the
company's
organization, to acquire and
■,
Oil Jan." 16/1963, it was reported that the company, of Dubuque,
Japanese currency to certain .of the leading private electric power
lease operating
assets, to proceed with acquisition of sites and
Iowa, plans to sell $7,000,000 ot first mortgage bonds and $3,000,000
companies - in
Japan,
who: will
use
the - proceeds
to
construct* '
% construction of motels thereon,. to meet initial operating expenses, .! of common stock in May 1963.—V. 196, p. 1770.
thermal electric power - facilities.—V..
V
"
196, p. 113.
/ and possibly
to acquire existing motels or improve/or- expand !
.
.
!
motels. John • C. Lacock Is President
of both
companies/-/
.
Laclede Gas Co.—Debentures—Preferred Stk. Ref*.
The company of 1017 Olive St.,
statement with the SEC on Jan. 17,
fund
debentures
Feb.
6,
offered
and
for
due
200.000
public
//, Brothers^ Merrill
,
1983
sale
proceeds
from
be
Pierce,
sold
at
competitive
preferred
stock
underwriters
Fenner
&
Iowa Power &;
Southwest Forest Industries, Inc.—Proposed
a
bidding
will
be
.
used
(par
headed
Smith
,
sale
filed-
registration
covering $10,000,000 of -sinking
1
the
Louis,
Inc.,
,
$25Y
by
to
be
Rein-
'/ for
/
repay bank loans in
conjunction with the company's construction program.—V. 197, p. 46.
a
/ 638,237
tion
'
shares
of
for
price
ment.
each
statement
common
by-
(maximum
shares
$7
the
with
the
stock.,.It is
common
five
According to
National Bank
444 First
registration
subscrption
shares
to
/
The company of
filed
Lehman
and
Rights
Offering—
about
,
of
through
Lynch,
vhpldt. & Gardner,
Net
to
shares
St.
stockholders
held.
The
Phoenix, Ariz.,
Bldg.,
SEC
on
proposed
at
record
11, covering
offer such stock
Light Co.—Plans Bond Sale—
On
Jan.
16, 1963, it was reported that
the companv. of Dqs
Moines, Iowa, plans to sell $10,000,000 of bonds at, competitive bid¬
ding in
the fourth
quarter.—V, 193,
p.
'
911.
Jan.
to
the
date
rate'
and
of
three
subscrip-.
per share) are to be supplied by amend¬
prospectus, certain stockholders (including
Massachusetts Electric Co.-—Bond Sale Planned—
On
Jan.
Stuart
bidding
16,
1963,
it
was
reported
that
St., Boston, plans to sell $10,000,000
in
the fourth quarter.—V.
THE
196,
p.
the company,'.of 441
of bonds at competitive
953.
,
,
v,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. D*na
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;-.
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other offices. 135 S. Ea Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana
Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y.
under the Act
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year.
Other countries, $87.00 per yeal.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations
In!
the rate of
exchange, remittance
for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made In New York funds.
4
New
plans-to sell
stock at competitive
Boston,
St
preferred
in
bidding
196, p. 2379.
fourth, quarter.—'V.
tne
'
,
The
..
make
Sell Debt Securities
.than
$10 million
Petroleum Division
the Amax
on
with
the
Steel
.
.
Caloric
Inc.,
Monday, January 21,: 1963
.
Mfg.
Capewell
Corp.,
and Worcester Stamped Metal Co.,
Co.,
Co., Worcester
who currently
making technique in the
'production of automotive parts, refrigerators and stoves.
Production Technologies, Inc., will be operated as an affiliate of
Avnet-Sliaw Corp. and issue its own licenses.
It is moving its plant
to
Avnet-Shaw headquarters
at Plninview, L. I., N. Y.—V. ..196,
efiective
of
use
t nis
"Rapia
Die "
•
2276.
p.
balance
;X /'-•'X'VX;I
"v';
'■';
-''':
going to the potash and nonferrous metals businesses, he said.
X
Babcock Electronics Corp.—Sales, Net Higher— X X
•;
Although final figures are not available for, 1962, earnings are
expected to be at an "abnormally low level" and might be off by
>The company has announced net earnings of $401,100 for the
1964.*; -...
/y;X/
X. <•'•
X/yyX. «.X >■■■■'&&■ X
The last sale of debentures on Nov.
fiscal
six
month period ending Nov.
16, 1960 was handled on a
.as much as one fourth, Mr. Donahue said.
He attributed, the decline
30, resulting in per share
^.largely to the 5 Va-month strike ♦at the company's principal .opera;earnings of 47 cents.--' ■
■
i'' 'X"
:;XXX'-X;
negotiated basis by Blytli & Co., Inc., New York.—V. 196, p. 1493.
Ferris- M.
-tion, the Climax Molybdenum mine.; ■'■/ ■/ X-. ;./* XXXX 'ayr/XXX
Smith, - Board Chairman, compared the figure with
Ih answer to a question, Mr. Donahue stated that, "1963 should
.net earnings of $377,000 for the same period a year ago.
Sales
\ Otter Tail Power Co.—Bond Sale Planned—.
be an excellent year for AMAX earnings.
for
the
first
six months
reached
a
record
$8,378,000, compared
Most of the: corporation's
On Jan.
.mineral operations are expected to contribute to the higher.earnings,
16, 1963, it was reported that the company, of Fergus
Xwith $5,339,000 for a year ago. Current backlog exceeds $8,00U,00U.he said.
/XX "/
Falls, Minn., plans to sell $10,000,000 of bonds at competitive bidAnticipating another record-breaking year, ' the Board Chairman
*XXXXXXXXyy/y';
said the percentage of profits should increase in 'the second half
J
Molybdenum operations should yield a profit-close to Its record
dingin.the tpuiT|iji.;.;qua?ter.-^ry^,19,7,:.146..
,
.;,r.*:.■
-of 1961, he said.
Potash operations should show further growth in
,of the current fiscal year.
< >
,
'
*
a
Smith
1963.
said
November
deliveries by the firm which
Amax-petroleum is also expected to make a significant con¬
sg^pinlizes
Southern California Edison Co.—To. Sell. Bonds—,
tribution. -Reasonably stable conditions in the nonferrous industry
Xin the design and manufacture of command control and guidance
On Jan., 16, 1963, it was reported that the company, lieadquatered
.and prospects for a moderate increase in investment income willsystems
for
the
military
and
aerospace
contractors
exceeded
in iiios n.igcjies,
piaiis to sen at>j,u<jj,u0o
of boiios at competitive. -; -alsd help,: Mr/-Donahue said.—-V, 196, p. 2075,. X".
fX</' X ■*;X ■"Xf ;$2,250,000k. the ; highest for - any month itt -the - IS-'year, history of
"the firm.—'V. 196, p.' 1239.
"bidding, later this year or In 1964.—V. 196, p. 2281*
4
<
.•
On
it was
1963,
16,
the
*
amount, nearly $10 million will be spent on the molyb¬
denum division, about $5 million on the Kawneer Division, and more
Omaha,;
Neb., plans to sell $30,000,000 of debt securities sometime in 1963 or
Jan.
reported that
company
this
Of
Northern Natural Gas Co.—To
Pressed
plans to spend substantially more than $30 million
;for capital expansion in 1963,' Donald J. Donahue, Treasurer, told
! the Seattle Society of Investment Men. This rate of capital spend¬
ing1 would more or less double that of irecent years. X,;X
>
Brownell,
Co.,
American Metal Climax, Inc.—Expansion Program
,
reported that this utility, of 441 Stuart
$10,000,000 of bonds and $10,000,000 of.
it was
1963,
16,
Sale Planned
Power Co.—Securities
England
Jan.
On
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(236)
of
company,
,
—
.
.
.
-
.
American Metal Products Co, r4«. Sells Holdings. of
.
Electric
Southwestern
Planned—
On
Jan.
Power
Co.
Sale
Bond
•—
'
Briggs• Manufacturing-^--
>
the
company,
plans
to
information
An
—V.
196,
'
/
•*
be
will
held
May
686.
P.
> "
•
30-year first mortgage bends
Proceeds will be used for construc¬
14.
meeting
'
♦
-
'
»
A'
k
.
'
e
»v
*.
7
-
,
<;
■
"*
'
[
"
X
.
w
'
V"«'
•
On
Jan.
|\' '
ft
"for
f
of
six. months
News of Business and Finance
through
Alidec Corp.—Acquisition—
'V
acquisition
of Fairbanks Ward Industries. by - Alidec,- both
well-known Chicago businesses, was disclosed in a Joint announce¬
ment by Argus Inc.'.and. Alldec.
'
X>,* v-'s
Fairbanks
cash
and
notes
in
which .had' been
Ward,
of
excess
7
continue
$1,500,000.
-
'*
division
with
Ward
Styrofoam
Alldec.
operations,
for
and
Among its present
commercial, industrial
Ameriean
Brake
ings 28%—
Earnings
•
.
on
of
the
increase
an
Shoe
Chairman-, reported to the
between
S4.15
and
the
-was
increase
attributed
-
cir-
in
controlled
the
industrial
and
.
and
driving
shoe,
and
provide
r6om.
sewing
equipment
for
The
-
"the
•
stock
of
Stockholder
approval
certificate of incorporation,
the
of
state
of
B.
the
Commonwealth
stockholder
of
this
that
class
participate in
lower
a
also
a,,
a
;
action,
'
.
stock
made
increased
approximately 28% In 1962,
approximately 18% | Kempton Dunn,
York Society, of Security Analysts.
at
$38.25
stated
that
second
production field and the-combined products
penetration into this promising market.
the
to
oil
industry
market
<
•»>,:. /•:
:•
••'
•
-V.."-.-..-.-^-XX-'X;
Rarden Corp.—Sales
Sales
this
of
give
will
Kobe's
of
precision
general, industrial
some
196, p.
2276.
^
-XX-X-V.
xx-
x •: ;->r
v.*M-i'X.»X;!*..Jr*V;*..:
.f-i
Slightly Lower—
manufacturer
Of'
precisioti
betirings,
mechanism,
and
subassemblies, were $14,444,494 for the fiscal year ended Oct.
1962 as compared with $14,574,706' for the previous year, J.
Rober*; Tomlinson, President, reported. Neither figure includes sales
"
31,
of
01
»
Barden
caraen
Corp.
corp.
(U.
(\j.
K.),
a
'subsidiary bearing manufacturing
com-
quarter
earnings substantially above those in any pre¬
vious quarter of the year brought net profit; in 1962 to $848,848
or $1.07 per share on 796,809 shares. In fiscal 1961
the net .profit
com¬
per
'
i.
rpa,rt
1
pq
vpove
U7«»rp
the highest in the precision bearing industry. *- 1 X
Preliminary iigures for the first quarter of 1963 indicate that
earnings will be higher than for the same period last year, Mr.
Tomlinson 'said. A continuation of this rate of earnings for the
rest
of
the
year
could result in the expected improvement for
i fiscal" 1963.
v ;-X - • v-y,.
/.X ,
x. / Xv-'",X-; ■"A--/
/Xl In 1962 Barden completed its 20lh year -in the field it pioneered.
:
Argus Inc.^-Sells Subsidiary—
See
Alldec
x
,
.
Corp., .this issue.—y<: 196, -p. 2075.
,
--
;
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.—Bond
•;
share compared with $3.29 in 1961.
special item of income from an excess
Completed—~
txXX-
y*"
/•:-
Exchange Plan
x^x''
.
•
x
The
was
established during World War II to produce
ball bearings for the Norden bombsight. X Today
leading-supplier of precision beiu-ings and; assemblies for
instruments,
aircraft
and
missile • accessories,
computers,:" dental
drills, machine tools and other high- quality equipment.—V.
196,
1955, and
company
instrument-grade
it
is
p.
-r
2176.
a
..-
X.-t
:.
EquiprhenV
last
year
,
their
the
addition
among
the hydraulics business in
Dunn
of
.
.
•nj Trust Certificates—'
about
'
i5,> 1963, it
Gn. Jan.
%
preceding year.
,'X
i
r
-X"'
sSales of castings and
iorgings produced 41% and friction mate¬
rials 9%
of the year's volume.
New products developed or acquired
since 1955 produced 31% of the sales volume last year. X
Mr.
organziation
was
$960,629 or $1.21 per share on the same number of shares.
share1 by. Morgan
Mrv Tomlinson
reported that" in '1962 Barden
met" increased
Stanley & Co., New York, and- 'Underwood^ Neuhaus
industry competition and is now 'st onger as the result oi
it.
^ Co*. JhQ., HoUStOftj ..TOKBS,i WB3 : pversjlbscribed,; Sales- were maintained near the record levels of the previous two
\T
1 Oft
n'' OOQ"7
.V
.V
*
'
nnrf
r-nlncrc
ti/hilo
lnwditViov>
in
nrlrtr
sitill
-V. 189, p. 2887.
"'.years, and earnings, while lower than in prior years, were still
the
over
■
field
comoined
tne
Secondary. 'Oversub-^ '/^y'. iiv'^iracknan,, England
Fourth
•••'•
shipments
of hydraulic equipment
for
aerospace
and
industrial
applications amounted to 23% of the company's sales, an increase
50%
Baker's
increase
to
have found important applications for
including tne cryogencis and aerospace iield."—V.
use,
.
of
be
will
products
•
-
company entered
tnrougn
exposure
J--...-.-
rate
c
in
further
X'x.'VX
v
^
.*
*
,
transaction
the
and; Kobe".
"In
limited time.—V. 196, p. 1656;,
a
;
reve¬
X
XX
'
products are completdy complementary and in no way
competitive to Baker's and are^pWmarily applied to the production
phase ox' the oil industry.
A substantial part of Baker's sales is
*con--
dividend
had
"Kobe's
-
authorization
will
"Kobe- is
'world-wide
will be filed with the
Pennsylvania..
of
.
; Baker
go.ods manufacturing
plan, presented by the;
family, trust,
the
of
Baker
year,
*•
firm1
needle ;
leather
a
effect
fiscal
its
earnings of $3,060,854, equal to 86 cents a
shares of common stock outstanding.
One
and
3,540,251
'earnings per share, Mr. Sutter noted.
world's largest manufacturer of hydraulifc ,systems
"for oil well pumping which have marked advantages over the older
rod pumping methods," Messrs. Sutter and Ccberly said.
"We be-tieve
Kobe's
share
of
the
relatively untapped total 'market for
hydraulic pumping equipment can be increased substantially through
there was also a
XX Qn Dec. 18, 1962, the company issued $10,185,000 of '3%%' 'bonds-. v'
profits tax refund for the years 1950-53 which amounted to 61c •/-: due 1982; $3,600,000 of.4%:%;. bonds due. 1978 and $892,000 of.53/^%X
due
per share,, bringing the. total to $3.90 per share-for that ye-ir. X X'X 'bonds
1980, in exchange' for $14,677,000 of : indebtedness offMr. Dunn-told the security
three subsidiaries.merged 4n-the
analysts that American Brake Shoe,
last-three*years»---y. . 195/- p:Tl659i
cannot be properly
classified as a railway supply company any
Ibnger since only 17% of its sales were to the, railroads-in- 1962.v
Atlantic -Coast Liue RR. Co. ^Sell
The
-
30, 1962, which corresponds to
sales of $7,210,683 on which it
had
consolidated
..
break¬
a
the
immediate
-
during
by-Mr-.
Sept.
net
of $508,842.
For
$30,658,783
on
ended
Kobe
year,
earnings
of
share
months
12
fiscal
had net
greater
unforeseen
any
earnings
year
the
iBaker's
the 'hexi
at. least
•
ondary offering of 38,000 shares of this firm's
per
In -1961,
For
revenues
cents- per
secured at the meeting, :
Amco will send ekch stockhdlcfel' a notice
asking him to indicatew^iethe^
wishes io retain -his-- A stook ,©r- convert-into B - stockX;
The company will call, a special
Di^ector^'., meeting,-.£o determine
the.-.amount'.of dividend to be paid /dn^e&chlcia^.pf.Vstock'.'It is
New
$4.25
of
fiscal
Anderson,; Clayton
Earn-
•
for
190.000, shares, .held- in-
and
common
view
In
mon
Mr./ Dunn stated that the company's annual audit was not com¬
pleted but he estimated that sales for 1962 would, reach a record
high of $194,000,000. He expected earnings from operations would
be
T|" Sutter, Baker Chairman, and C. J. Coberly, Kobe Chairman and
noted the combination became irrevocable Jan. 11,
as
■President,
/scribed—On June 16, 1963, it was reported that a sec¬
fabricates
^ '
stock- A
.
uses.
tlrv.
part
garment,
.:than class A for
' '
company
sales
of
in
Alldec
consumer
Sal£<s
Co.-
,
XlhcX:'.X;XXX: ;XX': .XX:XX:XXXX;;:.XX
\
nues
-
the
stltuting
of
Alldec.
Expansion of the Fairbanks Ward
operation has been planned, according to Mr. Spiegel, as one of
the
major reasons for the acquisition and merger of Fairbanks
a
22
or
substantially
are
favorable,;, barring
the
controls
including
anticipated
F. William Spiegel, Jr., President of Alldec, announced that the
entire present management and personnel of Fairbanks Ward would
as
Comparable
$56,692.97/
earnings
automatically
or
which amends
,n.
subsidiary of
Argus, is nationally-known as' k leading merchandising. organziatIO
that originates and furnishes sales piomotion programs to retail
stores throughout the country.1
1
/
- •
continue
,
growing preference in the trade for" Amco motors,
positioners, - trimmers
and
other
stitching room
Many
of
the
firm's
products,
he
explained,'-are
automation
lor
.' secretary
j
consid¬
the
wholly-owned
a
Kobe, IncM pioneer manufacturer of hydraulic oil well pumping
equipment, has combined its business with that of Baker Oil Tools/
195,
o.
Higher; Recapital¬
outstanding.
were
These
substantial
automatic
.
common
.
for
\ *7 MX X
X
J
meeting, - stockholders approved a
Chairman, whereby the outstanding shares of common stock would
be divided into' two classes, with 66,000 public shares classified as
,
was
X-f ' 1
-
the
electronically
At
that
,
1961
months, of.
to
trades,
eration
f
J
needle
i makes
stated
stock.
will
first, six
accessories.-.-
Argus,
*»
.
stands,
of
shares
.in
period
common
Frankel
President
'
* '
'than expectations, Mr, Frankel stated.
He aidded \ that *. Amco's business; outlook
,
the.
Leopold,
x »r
_
owners
250,000
on
similar
cumstancesX A
R.
? " t
' '
r
.
v
,
Herbert
*
\
^
based
the
share
16, 1963, it was reported that "the company, of 1029.N.
Milwaukee, plans to sell $15,000,000. of bonds at com¬
St.,
petitive bidding; latef this year-or in 1964.—V. 194, p. 1658.;
The
+
Inc.—Acquisitioh—
.
share,
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Bond Sale Planned
Marshall
-•
Oil Tools,
,
Will said.
Mr.
10,
*,
issue.—'V.
Baker
of in excess of 90%
of Kobe common shares have accepted
Net earnings
the
Baker
after; taxes, of -the-American * Safety Table -Co.V
exchange offer of Dec. 28, 1962.
The executives said
Reading, Pa., have almost tripled for the first six months of the
they expect all Kobe shareholders to accept the exchange ■•offer
•.fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 1962 compared with the corresponding
before the offer is closed.
If so, Baker will issue a total of 437,200
.period in -1961..
'
X
'
1
;
^
; shares of its common stock for all of the common stock of Kobe,
David Frankel, Chairman and President, announced at a special '
raising the total of Baker shares outstanding to 3,977,451.
meeting of ^stockholders,
held at the Bankers: Club, * N. Y;, - on- XX Kobe will be operated as a subsidiary of Baker under the present
Jan.
11, that net profit after taxes 'for tne six months ended ;
management. It is contemplated that Kobe will have two members
Nov. 30, 1962 was $155,928.02, equivalent to 62 cents per common
-on 'the
Baker board, Mr.- Sutter said.
Xv
1
r rX.*
*X
sell $30,000,000 of
competitive bidding May
tion.
this
Inc.-,
American Safety Table Co.—Net
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Proposed Bond Sale
On Jan.
16, 1963, E. W. Will, Chairman, announced that' the
at
Industries,
-
x
ization Approved—
!i"'^Vx./'V x ;-X/% •>•''■"'V'X Y-•y-i: XV'' x
company
^ ''
;
.-.*■
«.
2256.
p.
that
of Shrevepoit, La., plans to sell $30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds at com¬
petitive bidding in the fall of 1963.-—V. 196, p. 1975. ../XX ,XXXX
v-;-
See- Republic-Transcon
::
-
it was reported
1963,
16,
*
bo
$3,600,000
received
220. E.
Feb.
^
was
reported
.1*15 year
oi
18
(12
that this road-plan£; to sell-,
equipment trust certificates/ Bids will •>,
EST)
New York~Y. 197,
42nd.St.-,
noon
at "the
140.
p.
office
of
Barton Distilling Co.—Partial Redemption—:
of
will
secured notes, due July
made
be
Chicago.—V.
•
called- for redemption on Jan., 31; 4963,' $220,-:
company .has
its 6-year 6%
*
ment
.
r."
-
v
000
company,'^
the
-
>
196,
full
the
1965 at 100%;/ Pay-*;
1,
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
2480.
p.
-"X.••,*;xi '*/A1 *'■ / '"V-..•
American
the
at
c' •.'-
"
>Ji-%J'r Jc
i.
1
- v
•
company's European operations com¬
Automation,
to:a O-s Baxter-' Laboratories, Inc.-^-New Australian Affiliate
year with a
sharp gain of 45% In sales..
Jan. 7, 1963 offering
On a over-all basis,
the operations were at the break-even point
circular, the company offered/; ■f;• This Morton GroveV HI., firm and Drug Houses .Of. Australia,::
before taxes.
The company has seven plants in
Europe producing
publicly,-without underwriting, 7,000 shares of its;;: Melbourne, have announced formation of a jointly-owned firm to
hydraulic equipment, friction materials and tire molds.—V. 197,
Xbe called Baxter-D.H.A, Laboratories, Pty.,' Ltd.
X common stock at $15 per share. • 'XX x7';" ^
p; 139.
-,'
;
■
';.-»'/ With '^"manufacturing
ix
r
'
facilities
in
Sydney, BaxterrD.H.A;; will
pleted
•
'
.
frv'.V: v.X'••
-.
.•>
.
f^
Russell' R.
1962.
Brown,
President,
sales
in
reported
first
the
have
given the company
year of improved,
straight
American
from
share.
x
-
"Our
sales
gross
arexthe
10th
1962,
up
said.'"More
early
ir59
significant
w:hen
-
to
initiated
we
however,
us,
a
program
of
four
past
years, with our open state sales
Sale- t>f Eourbon Supreme, our
time.
in, the
increasing 58% in that
leader, <have increased 27%<
past
years."—V.
two
196,
p. • 2672,
.
* :vX-
•'
.
-:..
Xl.Xd-;/
•,
,vi
*
American Eagle Corp.—Stock Acquisition—
This
Los
ii
Ti-e
Saul
S.
As
Sherman,
result
a
largest
Ot*
other
Havn.
American
of
the
stockholder
manufactures
purchase,
in
magnet
materials
Eagle
the
American
59-year-old
wire,
used,
<"onn., it was
President.?
-in
the
having,-their
Omaha
area.
installations,., all* w^ich
own
The
company
a*"e"
utilizes'-conventional
Papua
•
•*
coil
for
Eagle
New
windings,
electrical
becomes
Haven
firrn,
insulating
purposes.
ageupa^
oi
stituted
two
..tme
and
make
the
country.
B.
•tions.
it
years
one.
•
will
m
furthering
to
ago
of
Acme's
Bassett,
.
,vvu«
the
present
retain
full
Eagle
in
rpoogni^ion
will be given
Directors,"
Mr.
intensive
Acme's
modern
management,
of
Acme's
its
suitable
Sherman
of
headed
responsibility for
•; X
■;
the
T
stock
representation
noted.—V.
196,
p.
by
kind
in
President
firm's
opera-
V.;,-
Acme's
533.
Board
of
:
-■
p.
,
solutions
and
accessory
of
Schwartz^ Director
in time,
tne
new
equip-
Baxter's X
Australian-firm X
7;-/-X-.
,
xX:-^l;X;XX>-,:,::i;;X/'Xw
Corp.—Acquisition—
President,
acquisition
-
through
will, market
will
non-exclusive
a
in
be -handled
agreement
Australia,
direct
with
by:-
Drug X
Houses" of Australia,
Other
the country's largest drug wholesaling firm.
manufacturing/ facilities outside the continental
Baxter
U. ,S. are .located 4n Canada, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Mexico, Belglum,' England and South Africa.
Foreign sales and distribution
{, In
.' field
located "in
v.
has' announced that' directors
"
a
further
of
Panama,. Germany
power
to
move
power
Technipower,
..
*
)"•./'.--.Ivv-vX'
Avnet,
Baxter-D.H.A.
Guinea.,/ Distribution
and
Denmark.—V,v 196,
and
X/°Outstanding
,
1761.
';■■■
cash.
extend
conversion
Inc.,
of
South
-"Over
a
and
diversify
its operations
in
the
devices,
Benrus
Watch had
acquired
Norwalk, Conn.r makers of -solid state
modules, it was anounced by Julian Lazrus, Benrus President.
In an-all-cash transaction
XC
'■
•:
'••
have
power.
ap-
period of
that
S
substantially
time,
a
result,-Avnet
processes
die
These
tially
and
processes
reduce
are
load
now
can
which
sinking
will
license
enable
them
manufacturers
to
produce
stamping tools needed by
uniquely efficient," low in
time."-',
a
which provides for contingent payments
Benrus
all of
acquired
the stock of Techni-
die
further
on
Mr.
■
and
and
accompanying electronics equipment for the ;3ideSparrow missiles, experienced in special design work in
growing
Lazrus
stated.
'
X
y.
Technipower's closely regulated
-
power
"
••:
X'..,
> ' ' '•■
modules include a standard
line of high accuracy, high power and high temperature units manu-factured to military and commercial specifications.: The acqu'sition
shops
announcement .noted
variety of
"... ~
%
•
y " XX'
/y *
Production Technologies'*: technique, Mr.Avnet noted that present licensees include
Amesbury Metal Products
Commenting
are
bllities
r
•
and
wide
American industry.
cost - and .substan¬
sales
area of power conversion devices, Benrus regards the
acquisition of Technipower as an extension of the broadening capaof its 11. S. manufacturing division at Waterbury, Conn.;
:
acquisition of the. Production Technologies-die stamping
process "complements the Avnet-Shaw Process
/which is being used
so
effectively for die sinking work in the production of forging
*<iies, die-casting dies, plastic molds, glass molds and extrusion dies.
As
winder
X the
the
with
Whose
launchers
•;
Technologies, Mr.'Avnet said, owns a patented method
reduces the manufacturing-time for- making
stamping, cutting and piercing dies for sheet metal.'/He emphasized
which
the
it is anticipated
holdings, /American.
on
I
in¬
facilities
.
its
management,
substantial
•
that
man-
/1 Authorized
($1 par) .X'X'Xqo.OOO shiV;4X.'-60',b60shs.',
par)—V.
20,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
($1
New
centers are
1976.c
Production
^
said
that,
presently at an annual .rate in excess of
proved Avnet's
of working control of Production Tech-rX$i;500,000,:'according to Mr. Lazrus
nologies, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y. by purchasing 50% of its stock and
The company's management has planned expansion in
the field
an option to acquire the
remaining shares for an undisclosed amount X of proprietary items for some time.
As the leading supplier of
of
varnishes
the
196,
Lester
the
'/-..-X'X^'.S;'v '/XX-XX'X
stock
Avnet Electronics
•
program
production
companies
-'".x V
.-1 ?
"ierom^'discus^ior.'s^ with
thfet.
reshape
most
the
—V.
/•/.://
which
-..f
said
p.
cumulative pfd. stock
Common
and
Baxter-D.H.A.
computing, equipments
XX/v/X-; :"/X
X' 10%
by
<
Division,
to-Schwartz,
According
4
Services/ performedXby the X
!
company include coding,; sorting and processing of punchcards
(a
/ document, into
which information is coded ifi the iorm of a -per-,; ;
foration); data collection, distribution, computation, tabulation and ...
\i statistical analysis for business and teaching institutions;'. p^epara- Xj
:.
announced
Commenting on thfe stock acquisition, Mr. Sherman
American Eagle management will
cooperate fully with
H.
located
and .electronic
and Chicago based diversified industrial hold¬
acquired 26% of the outstanding common stock
•
and
companies
•
Angeles
has
ampules. / CharlesXA.
*•
/.-
ing company,
market-intravenous
and
and
".j
markets. >;
XX-XMore
X
) ment-,
/ International
advertising to improve- our position in the major open x tion of payrolls, inventory,, accounts receivable' and.payable tabula--• ■■■•
;,:X
--X ; -•:" X' tions;; and operations research.X* iX X- X'" /.Xy X- »;•>/>'• X- X'XXthan $24 million,of our sales gains have-ceme in -the
7
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING $./
national
■.state
its
year,' and
continuing
an
unbroken
from 1953 when earnings were 42 csnts per
'.X--'Xxv-X •
"X.X.X ./..X;.;-.
have Increased nearly $10 million in the nine
since
/produce
will
manufacture
,'x
'
and
market
the
complete Baxter line as
well X
>!BUSINESS—The company, whose address is P. O. Box 371, Down-)' ; as products of Baxter's Travenol, Hyland and Fenwal divisions.
/town Station, : Omaha,
Neb.,;: is engaged in data processing Tor p '; Baxter-D.H.A. wiH occupy a 30,000 square foot plant, located X
businesses
oi% smal} to medium .atee andu-the over4'lowXwork. of*:
bh/ftf one .and one-halfaero- site,?^
X
meeting of
Dec,! 31;
ended
,
toward
,'start
earned
Brown
Mr.
gains
annual
quarter
previous
dating
-.-X'
period,"
yea.*
the
in
cycle
the
to
fiscal
strong
working/capital,
earnings.'-;XX;X:X-.XX li>XX X"X-;XXXXsX'•* X large
$2.82 per share in fiscal
Distilling
$2.60
growth
a
Net proceeds, estimated at $100,000, .will be * used
for repayment of loans, purchase of equipment, and
,
::
;American'Dtstil ling Oo.—Sales Higher—
stockholders -that
In<j.~^Commoh!Offered-x-I:,ursuaht
-
Benrus'
intention to expand this line still fur¬
ther
by -developing - additional^ stock standardized units for wide
application by users of electronics products. X - •_•.< X..-'-»»••*•*
Benrus' plans also call ior an increasing emphasis at .its-Water-.
.
•*
•
bury Manufacturing Division on the development of special devices
for both military and commercial applications.—V. 195, p. 2030,...
.
.
.
» ' »
Mr Morris attributed the failure of profits to follow sale5 growth
to the erxect oi imports on the competitive price -structure.—V. 193,
in
1961.
'_
4
•
112. X- x' ^X;
p.
x:
x;
X"
-
Suit—
pulp
Co.,
.
accusation
The
made
was
in
filed
suit
a
11,
Jan.
in
York
New
by attorneys for Mr. Thomas M. Evans, largest
shareholder in the Berlin, N. H*; company.,^, i-• « .i; : v
suit asked the court to block the hiring of W. L. Keady
Sta„e lauprtme court
single
Evans'
of
Woodside,
rescind
'
tne
(near San Francisco),-as Brown chairman, to
contract voted him by the six directors last Monday
Calif,
(it gives him an option to buy one per cent of the company's out¬
stock plus a reported salary of $25,000-a-year lor three
and also asked for damages, not specified in amount.
made a special point of the
fact that Brown's net
after taxes apparently fell more .than 50%
from 1961 to
standing
years)
j
suit
The
•x
income
1962.
~
■' x '
'
X
net
1961
In
.
ending
after
income
30,
Nov.
1962,
X
X'X XX.
'
*
$1,471,072, For the year
taxes was approximately
• ', X
taxes was
after
income
net
data
enter
Rapidata photoprocessing
suit declared:
trend in 1962 is contrary to the general experience
in the paper manufacturing business, and was due to the short¬
comings of the management of Brown."
Evans'
action
brought derivatively on behalf of Brown Co.,
nan ea as defendants these directors: Gene Tunney, Irving B. Haass,
Charles P. McTague* Leonard A, Pierce, Henry P. Scheetz, Jr* and
John L.
Two
E'verett
Bank
Pixley,
Trust
&
suit
The
Evans'
and
H.
L.
Holbert,
representative
Senior
Vice
Co.—voted
against
President
the
on
President
hiring
Brown
the
of
of
of
of
alleged
Keady
Pierce
when
oiiicers
what
for
or
the
Keady
"I
not
do
I
have
I
still
that
this
the
wish
to
the
defendant
become
directors
this
maintain
chairman
of
the
and
that
Brown
York.—V.
of New
197,
141.
p.
:>
.
1,
of
•
for the future. All I have
position,
is that Brown needs
said,
ever
good
one,
H.
B.
that
Hall,
and
showed
good
a
gain
retail
company's
history of the
for
sales
two
and
good
of
the
over
divisions'
business
of
high
to
due
months
same
of
business
factors
Dctroiter
the
year
the
The
ago.
best
in
the
favorable
a
spring
of
outlook
1963."
Reviewing the 1962 record high sales of $323,598,928, an in¬
of 8.6% over 1961, and the record net
earnings of $12,928 which was an increase of 23% over the 1961 fiscal year, Mr.
crease
815,
Hall
told
and
earnings
the
stockholders
trend
will
in
attendance
be
reflected
that
in
"this
the
favorable
company's
sales
dividend
policy."
In
view
the
of
pending divestiture of the G.
required by Government court action under the
Hall said
"Kinney's earnings contributed $1.31
Brown's
of
the
been
ital,
total
and
adopted
wortnwnile
a
which
for
and
expect
we
of
avenues
V.
earnings in fiscal
method
1962
profitable
to
greater progress
the
re-investment
the
for
If
per
eastern
J.
~ Y
of
in
acquisition
the
cap¬
diversified
fields."
196, p, 2480.
xXv-'-.'':;:'XxX>x:XXxxV;^^
CMC Finance Group, Inc.—Notes Sold
Privately-^
On Jan. 14, 1963, it was reported that $750,000 of this
firm's senior notes due Nov. 1, 1972, and $250,000 of
its senior subordinated notes due Nov. 1, 1974, had
been sold privately through
Ga.—V. 196, p. 2673.
Courts
&
Co.. Atlanta,
stockholders
company
continued
to
heard that
the company's
sion
and
show
further
growth."
The
■L
effect
of
special
dividends,
this
was
items,
were
equal
to
Earnings,
$3,800,974.
$1.53
per
After
common
excluding
preferred
share,
as
tne
-stock
compared
-
V
$1.47 in the preceding year on the
2,355,663 common shares
at the end of both years.
Total earnings
including
special items, were $4,936,315, equivalent to $2.01 per common
share.
-x,
Xhv*'X,° XrX
.
■
x, tho
Mr.
Moore
said
that
"1962 showed
continued
progress, in. our
to assure ever-widening
availability and acceptance of our
diversified, product' lines: carbonated beverages in a broad
"range off
flavors,' -sizes and packages; fountain syrups;
and imported and
i
of
-
wines
Canada
water
at
Dry
was
aimed
and
ginger
maintained
the
The
ale-club
.
-
traditional'
soda,
Collins
-
the company's newer flavor beverages
refreshment market continued to grow " in
the U.
S.
and
world
markets."- Mr.
Moore
sales
say
over
the
»*
' Y
v
^
^
reviewing
will
have
total
a
facilities will serve the growing
and western sections of
new
the
eastern
plants are expected to contain approxi¬
feet of space and will have a capacity in
new
home
units
day.
a
Both
,
will build
plants
the
lines—Detro^ier', .Pontiac Chief and Alma.
present
possible
salt'3
that
the
locations.
'expects both
He
in
is already
company
new
the process
plants to be
the end of the first half of 1963.—V. 196, p; 2481.
of
earnings
1962.
Divco-Wayne
more
Newton
than
Glekel,
approximately
increased
100%
during
President
of
and
100%,
its fiscal year ended Oct. 31,
widely diversified company,
the
said that he understood
It was
the only company listed on the
York
Stock
Exchange to
accomplish
the
unique result of
doubling both its sales and earnings in 1962,
Net earnings after taxes of the company and subsidiaries in fiscal
1962 rose to $1,887,788, or $2.26 a share on 835,575
shares out¬
New
share
31,
Oct.
on
compared
1962.
$826,990,
with
or
$1.08
per
year
($1.06 a
stock dividend in
1962), Y Y
-X."<X :%-X;%
x Consolidated
net
sales
climbed
to
$57,007,205,
approximately
double last year's total volume of
$28,757,885. Sales of DivcoWayne's recently acquired mobile homes division are included only
for eight months from March 1, 1962.
X
x :.;XxxX..
Stockholders' equity at the end of the fiscal year rose to $13,013,581 or $15.57 a share on shares outstanding on Oct. 31, 1962
as
against $10,489,150 or $13.65 a share on shares outstanding a
year earlier ($13.38 a share on shares outstanding if adjusted for
-
768,648
on
share
shares
the
outstanding
shares
outstanding
V,-xXXXJ:;X':
on
previous
if adjusted for 2%
.
.
.
.
,
i
2%
dividends
stock
sheet
items
tion.—V.
in
similarly
p. 104.
1962).
reflect
Current
the
assets
company's
otheiv
and
'sound
balance
posi¬
financial
193,
will
■
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r
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-
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Dresser Industries, Inc.—Sales
Y
1
*
t
» T *
4
-i
-
•,
f
^
and
in
investment
CMI's
development
.
loans.
sults
of
these
the
for
Sales
and
endxof the- third quarter,. Its,
effect;
upon
td;be felt in the fourth quarter.:
Mr.
Wallace
X. borrowed
also
money
X 'Substantial
noted
that
make
to
increase
in
its
"Since
'•
it
X>
.
x:-
is CMI's procedure
31,
were
$245,601,000
by
comparison
ago.
share, were $2.02 by comparison with $2.16 a year ago.
commenting on the report, Mr. John Lawrence, Chairman,
"It is worth noting that pretax income, before the devalu¬
ation loss, increased 20%
to $17,555,000 for 19o2, compared to $14,526,000 a year ago. This was the highest level since Dresser's peak
year of
1957. The company's financial position is stronger than
per
.
In
said,
loans
-.-••.*
Oct.
Foreign exchange losses of $1,058,000,
together with an increase in the company's effective tax rate, re¬
duced net earnings
to $9,508,000 by comparison with $10,117,000
for
1961.
On
a
per common
share basis, net earnings for 1962
after taxes and after a foreign exchange loss equivalent to $0.22
0
Cash
ever.
bilities
a
earnings can be expected
>,x
year ended
services
revenues
with $235,700,000 a year
•
yielding
higher
in
amount
The
industries
fiscal
sewerage
I " *
Mortgage Investors—Quarterly Report
quarter,
the. current,
Higher—
manufactures equipment and provides tech¬
natural gas,
chemical, oil, power, water,
and military markets, has announced its re¬
The company, which
services
for
the
nical
from $7,831,124 at the end of the second quarter to $15,612,303
at the end. of the third quarter ,X, v -an increase of -almost 100%'.
Due to the fact that much of this increase occurred
towards the
,
X^;'Y.^XX,xxYxx''Y;:
Divco-Wayne Corp.—Sales, Earnings Double—
Net
net
company,,
construction
went
that
the company's canned soft drinks showed higher
prior year.
Sales from coin-vending operations also
increased over 1961.
The company's wine and spirits division re¬
ported sales of imported and domestic brands continued their con¬
on
three
of
rose
leadership
and quinine
two
square
mobile
in operation by
throughout
whose broad investment program now -Includes
states, earned $343,456 or 20 cents per share on
of beneficial interest during the quarter ended
Dec., 31,
1962, M. J. Wallace, Chairman
and managing trustee,
reported to its' nearly 8,000-shareholders. . This Is an increase: over
the 19 cents per share earned in the previous quarter. .
XXX;-, X
Mix Wallace told shareholdoos that * more v significant than- the
increase in earnings was. the increase, largely in the. last month
of.
*
market
mixer
of
•
while
general
popularity both in
to
spirits."
\
.Thin'
.
the
10
Hutchinson- said
Mr.
March.
coverage of
..mortgages in 15
1.71C.644 shares
v
were
Mich.,
Detroit,
of
an
Continental
efforts
domestic
^
in
homes
1
when to wear it, how to wear it, and specific suggestions to
the appearance of both boys and girls in the 3 to 6 and 7
to
14
age - groups.
VOGUE children's fashion patterns
will be
included,—V. 196, p. 1978.
v
,
of
100,000
of
company's
and
offers
itself
VOGUE
distri¬
mobile
for
Each
excess
help
with
outstanding
newsstand
300,000
Bank
country
mately
and
,
meeting
year ended
million from the
$113.7
which
field
wear
initial
an
X The first back-to-school issue
year.
with
stockholders were told that during the fiscal
3?.. sales volume rose to a record
million reported for the prior year.
magazine
new
for
peak sales periods of August
supplement and amplify the
at
will
$1,500,000,
of
total
a
National
manufacturing facilities. Existing locations are: St. Louis
Mich.; Hutchinson, Kansas; Red Lake Falls, Minn.; and
standing
.
year,
a
involving
Manufacturers
with
and put the company in a strong competitive position
in these areas.
These markets are now being served by Detroiter's
Hutchinson and St. Louis plants.
appear in late July
anticipated total of approximately 100 pages.
Editorial material will emphasize' good
taste in what to wear
the
program
of aggressive market expan¬
and
development for all its products, carbonated and wine
spirits, will be pui-sued intensively in the year ahead,
o
.
scheduled
is
twice
children's
the
Dry. attending x the world-wide - boverage
company's annual meeting on Jan. 14, heard Roy W.
Moore, Jr
President, describe the company'-! past fiscal year as "one in which
..
Publication
of. Canada
the
the
company
bution,
Plant Financing
—
Alma,
markets
.
Corporation—Sales, Earns. Higher-
:
for the con¬
plants, one in California and one in an
Pennsylvania, it was announced by Melvin
new
probably
California.
Mr. Hutchinson said that the
'
This
Canada Dry
'
Albany,x Ga.. The company also maintains four F.O-B. points at
Hazelton, Pa.; Dallas, Texas; Salt Lake City, Utah; and Fresno,
but
information.
two
into
seven
and
has announced the publicatloii .of a,:new magazine
devoted
exclusively to children's fashions and good
groomm*-—.
the first national consumer medium in this field.
Titled VOGUE
CHILDREN'S FASHIONS,
the new magazine is a recognition by
VOGUE
of
the
increasing importance and rapid growth
of the
children's
wear
market during the past few
years and
will fill
the growing demand within the industry and the widespread need
xXofxmothers Xfor a complete and. authoritative source of fashion
t' The
,
was
Homes, Inc.
Hutchinson, President.
financing agreements,
of
i
Conde Nast Publications Inc.-r-NeW -Magazine-^
'
Y'
■>-
Pri¬
reported that $2,500,-
The Chase Manhattan Bank, N. Y.
With completion of the new plants, Detroiter
will open
expansion
shares
ten
every
and
„
sizable
Kinney,
internal
or
has
Mobile
The
Sales at
«—
of
state,
entered
.
Act, Mr.
share out of
share. Regardless
sold
sale
allied
in
,
Kinney
Brown
Kinney Corp.
Clayton
$6.84 per
the
venture.
realize from
even
through
of
divestiture,
R.
for
' Y.-vl''Y^'i Y' £'<■
The company has completed financing arrangements
prevailed for extended periods during the year."
company's net income totaled $11,4x3,443, or 98 cents per
share on the 11,674,875 shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1962, com¬
pared v/ith $11,452,411, or 99 cents per share on the 11,599,275
shares outstanding at the 1961.: year end.
Net income lor 1962
included nonrecurring income in the amount of $400,000.
Commonwealth's total sales in 1962 ,were $93,384,832 compared
With $90,781,430 in 1961.
1
'; , J,'
Sam H. Casey, President, said "despite the,,generally lower prices
for refined products, apd higher1, prices for crude oil, the coihpany
was able Xto reasonably'hiaintftin;'earnings thfoiigh increased refinery
throughout, which resulted in the higher sales."
Mr. Casey also announced that the company has embarked on a
program to expand the refinery from
a
present proven capacity
of 82,000 barrels-per-day to a design capacity of 100,000 barrelsper-day.
"It is anticipated," he said "that the required funds will
be provided from internal sources.
To is expansion will give us
greater operating flexibility and we believe that the additional
capacity will be necessary to meet the increasing demands for
refined products in Puerto Rico and to permit us to make additional
sales In foreign markets."—V. 197, p. 141.
:
x v
1
Y
,
indicate
throughout
a
was
stock
common
,i xY'-x.
Completed^-?
The
company's
Union
Pacifio
•'-jYV
Witter & Co., San Francisco.—V. 196, p. 1874.
•
has
company
record
the Meeting, announced
November and December,
1963 fiscal year,
for
the
Christmas
These
company.
continued
Chairman
earnings
months
of
vately—On Jan. 14, 1963, it
reported that total sales for 1962 were at a
that earnings were slightly under the prior year
"relatively unfavorable prices for product and crude oil
The
exec¬
,
Treasurer and
first
the
share
~:?■ Yvx;V
000 of this firm's convertible subordinated notes due
Jan. 15, 1978, had been sold privately through-Dean
convertible preferred stock of
Exchange under the
1963,- the 4Va%
14,
!• Commonwealth Oil Refining:: Co., Inc.
High—
■
' * - *
\ Z:;mi
Co.—Earnings Forecast—
Shoe
"Brown
1962,
as
Detrex Chemical Industries, Inc.—Notes Sold
which
Brown Shoe
of
Detectogas now held.—V. 196, p, 1552.
vt*'i,'
r,:•/
r
.
Record
196, p. 4.
>
.
:
do
nor
V-
i'V;
^
:
symbol CC Pr.—V. 197, p. 141.
sole
his
board
1381.
p.
corporation
Effective Jan.
was
194,
99%,
the company wa-3 listed on the New York Stock
such intention
any
fact
obtaining better management. He said:
officer."—V.
utive
that
suppress
83%
struction
again declaring that he was opposing
suit to protect the company from the
nation.
the 1,758,471 shares of Detectogas common stock out¬
of Dec. 14. Of the shares represented, 1,449,301 shares,
voted for the merger and 11,050 shares,, or 1%,-voted
against the merger.
The total number of shares voted in favor
X of the merger was 82.42%
of the total outstanding stock, which
more
than * met;: the statutory requirements for the merger * of
Detectogas Into- Pacific.
-'
■• .- x •- -X- ■
, x
<,y,x fXx: ^ - 'x in:
order; to Secure hew' Pacifiif^trnion; Gas Co.' common stock
certificates, the stockholders are requested,
to; send in preseut
Detectogas stock certificates to the Trust Department, Bank of the
Southwest,- Houston, Texas.
The Bank of the Southwest will ' be
Pacific Union's transfer agent,
and they will exchange and issue
Commercial Credit Co.—N. Y.S. E. Listings
-
of
acts
in
was
to
toys.—-V.
standing
its
Co.
statement
a
bringing
and
unwarranted
interest
defendants
being done.
was
Evans, issued
is
has called for redemption on Feb. 13, 1963, all
outstanding 5%% debentures, series N, due Oct. 1, 1984 at
104.75%. Payment will be made at. the Morgan Guaranty
Trust
The
of
the
across
to, the stockholders meeting held Dec. 27, the merger
Detectogas into Pacific Union Gas Co. of Dallas, Texas, was
duly approved and is now in full force and effect'X-x 'xY*
At
the
meeting, there were 1,460,361 shares represented which
or
Inc.—ToTtedeem Debentures
Columbia Gas System,
X
Keady.
that company by-laws were violated by the
to assume the role
of chief executive officer
already held and apparently was to continue to hold
that function
and be paid more than
$60,000-a-year
(plus stock
option) for doing so. The complaint charged that there was no
justifiction for saddling the company
with two chief executive
hiring
•
privately through Kidder, Peabody ■ & Co.r Incs.,
York.—V. 196, p. 2580.
K.
H.
centers
Detectogas. Instruments, Inc.*--Merger Effeetive-r-x.*
one
board, and
National
warehouse distrbutor with many outlets.
nation's largest plastics
warehouse dis¬
a
the
Pursuant
City Gas Co. of Florida—Bonds Sold Privately—On
Jan. 17, 1963, it was reported that $2,000,000 of this
firm's first mqrtgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1982, had been
Mellon
is
service
23
of
1978, inclusive.—V. 196, p. 2673.
New
directors-^Charles
other
Co.
Porter
liatable
•
.
each-Feb. 1- and Aug. 1 from Aug.-1,. 1963 to-Feb.,
sold;
by
mec
Plastic
with
The cast vinyl films are noted for their exceptional clarity, flex¬
ibility and toughness. Special versions are used in food packaging
and
laminations, hospital and surgical products. General purpose
grades are used in strom windows, automobile seat covers and in-
xby Standard & Poor's, They are secured by new
estimated to cost $8,008,125 Yarid will
Ymature in 30 semiranhiial; installments of .$210,000von
i
best
Cadillac
tributor
.
Sullivan.
CarDide
demands,
&
X equipment
requirements
.
Quincy RR. — Equipment
Trust • Certificates Offered
Salomon Brothers &
•Hutzler, New York, and associates, have announced
that they were awarded at competitive sale on Jan. 16
an issue
of $6,300,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
X;4% equipment trust certificates on a bid of 99.6453
for the 4% coupon. A rival bid of 99.4773, also for a
X4% coupon, came from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
> The certificates,
which are non-callable,: were reroffered for public sale Jan. .17,' at prices to yield from
3.20% for the Aug. 1, 1963 maturity to 4.10% for the
■maturities from Feb. 1, 1976 t6. Feb; 1, 1978;
x ;
The certificates are .rated Aa by Moody's and AAA
$708,000. The
"The profit
.
Burfington
Chicago,
up
meet
Union
X
equipment.—V. 192, p. 2219.
;
YYYYYpYY::x YY'x
nad paper producer, were ac¬
cused Of entering into a "surreptitious agreement" and of violating
company
by-laws by electing a 69-year-old retired executive as
chairman and & director,
,
<■'
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t;
"
of Brown
directors
to
thus providing a permanent and useful record of the
only seconds after it was ^ recorded.
that photography is a potent and versatile means of
recording and conversion, Photomechanisms is preparing to
various commercial markets with its unique and proprietary
Believing
- -
xYYx YY
Brown Co.—Stockholder
Six
building
information
announced
President,
Morris,
A.
5
warehouse stocks of the material for1 Cadillac Plastic
during the plant shutdown and moving.
officials
said the opeartion
was
sold
to
Cad¬
illac Plastic to improve service to customers with highly specialized
equipment,
.i
that -sales for the fiscal year
ending Nov. 30, hit an all time high of $70,609,500 as compared
Wxvn :»6o,6*3,0*1 m l9oi. Net profit after taxes in
1962 was $1,713,801 or $2.43 a share, as compared with $1,710,889 or $2.38 a share
E.
(237)
The Comjnercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Higher-—
Blue Bell, Inc.—Sales
^
:
Number 6231
197
Volume
.
of
Mr.
and
tions
to use
had been
construction and development loans, a
borrowings has accompanied the recent
went
Lawrence
chasing ius
,
$37,818,000 substantially exceeded total current lia¬
Working capital at fiscal year-end reflected
$30,175,000.
curredtXratio of 4.9 to 1."
own
unaies
other
to
on
in
corporate
state,
"Recently Dresser
began pur¬
tne open market to be used for acquisi¬
purposes. As of Dec.
15, 28,100 shares
purchased."
|
Dresser's backlog of unfilled orders increased 12% to $46,428,090
development lending activity.
by comparison with $41,280,000 last year and continues to exceed
rose from $10 million to $16 mil¬
that of a year ago. Dresser enticipates a modest improvement in
sistent growth pattern, wi'h Johnnie Walkor Scotch whiskies and
lion.
By borrowing at one rate and lending at a higher rate,. CMI
sales and earnings in 1963.
'X ~ '
Canada Dry Bourbon
is able to increase tbe net ireturn to- shareholders..;
?
registering the mo-it outstanding sales in¬
Y, Certain reserves and adjustments were made on the company's
creases.
X"Your management has also continued to broaden CMI's Invest¬
■,
I - ■
,'J-*$£.*:■*■
balance sheet at year-end. To give recognition to the problems of
In his talk to stockholders, Mr, Moore touched on several factors
ments
in
permanent. Government insured
(FHA) or guaranteed y
overseas' business, a "Reserve for Foreign Business Risks" of $3,which affected 1962 earnings:
(VA)
first mortgages. Its portfolio of these
loans increased by
the Canadian currency devaluation
000,000 was
established. Moreover, an amount of $4,100,000 was
reduced
total
X .-«;XX;.-x:
earnings by $200,454; during extended union nego¬ X. more than $1 million in the third quarter. >
^
added to the
"Reserve for Deferred and Contingent Taxes on Intiations
in
X
"As of Dec. 31, ,1962,:.CMI's total investment portfolio apprbxiMetropolitan
New
York,
two work stoppages at the
1 come." In addition, intangible assets oi $1,297,000 were written
hight of the beverage season were costly; and extended period., x mated $38.5 million. Total investments at the end of - the second
ofi. Thce consisted of goodwill, arising out of several acquisitions
of unseasonably cool weather during the normally warmer months
j ouarter
approximated $32 million. This represents an increase of
made several years ago. Mineral lands and leaseholds of $3,980,000
in important company markets in
the U. S., Canada and Europe.-;X about 20% ," Mr. Wallace stated.—V.. 196, p. 1767.
-X.-,"
:X~>'
X' were eliminated because they no longer have sound value in today's
cut into volume.—V. 196, p. 2580.
X"
KXxX
X?
'
\"
changed market conditions. The reserves created together with the
Y..''*
Y;Y XV." / *.v Y V f■:■■'
asset write-offs were charged to Retained Income and had the ef¬
Dayco Corp.—Enters New.Field—•v
Chase Manhattan Capital Corp.—Investment—
fect of reducing the shareholders' equity to $24.61 per share from
*
The company has announced its entry into the manufacture of
what would have otherwise been $27.67. Both figures compare with
This SBIC subsidiary of Chase Manhattan tank. has entered into
plastic films. <
Xequity per share of $26.89 as of the end of the 1961 fiscal year,
a
A Davco division. Cadillac Plastic & Chemical Co., Detroit,, has
long term financial
of its construction
Borrowings during the quarter
expansion
and
"
.
.
,
.
>
■
"
•
,
.
with
program
Huntington
Station,
New
York,
it
Photomechanisms,
was
announced.
Inc.
Chase
of
working capital to facilitate the continued growth of the
Long Island firm.
XX' XX•
•- x,\
x.vXv:' X-;:-.-X X:'"Xx?%.X
Photomechanisms, a company specializing in the design and pro¬
•
duction
of
photographic
data
handling equipment, is the nation's
leading manufacturer of medical dnefluorcgraphic cameras. x .K X
Chase
Manhattan
sees
great growth
potential in the field of
photoinstrumentatlon. particularly as it applies to data handling,
,
T
in
commercial
Great
is then
well
industrial "and
military applications.
quantities of information may be recorded on film which
rapidly processed (developed) in Photomechanisms' Rapidata
as
as
—V.
'
will
provide
■
purchased the manufacturing equipment and processes
cast ' vinyl
film from Union Carbide Plastics Co., a
for Krene
division of
*-K%;X-'X. xXX. X^ -X^XiX:X.:x:-'* '- y'
than $1.5 million in the film process
million to the corpo¬
ration's
Jacob said. ' X '-;
"XX
The Cadillac
Plastic division will produce the films after mid¬
summer
in
a
plant in Howell, Michigan. They will be marketed
Union- .Carbide
Dayco
which
is
is
Union
in
investing
*
division's
Carbide
Bound
will
Cadco
trade
continue
Brook,
N.
J.
to
name.
produce
until
June,
films in its
customers and
cast vinyl
serving
1050.
-
Acquisition-
of Dole Valve Co. by Eaton in exchange for 425.COO
has been approved by directors of both companies,
subject to the approval of shareholders of Dole Valve, it was announced
by John C. Virden, Chairman and President of Eaton,
and John L. Dole, President of Dole Valve.
^x
•
Dole Valve,
a
closely held company, is one of the country s
Acquisition
Eaton
'
1
...
196, p.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—Proposed
more
expected to add approximately $2.5
annual volume, president Robert B.
under-the
plant
Corp.;
,
inuriincr
shares
m n
nnfartt.n
rers
of
aoDlianre
and
automotive
controls,
6
founded in
1906.
It ;was
plant and headquarters in Morton Grove, 111.,
m
nadiuon, it nas several wholly-owned
14, 1963, it was reported that $1,500,000 of
this firm's collateral notes due Oct. 29, 1972, had been
Jan.
—V.
$320,660,
$305,840
IS
:?
that
Northeastern).
called
in
ganized
the
Insurance
Northeastern,
ordinary
writes
1942,
cident and
and
Life
of
District
group
Columbia.
Fidelity
Northeastern's
outstanding preferred
outstanding common stock.
eastern's
Bankers
stock
98%
or¬
ac¬
of
North-
of
American
rugated
this
from the writing
States, curtailing its
of long-haul truck
operations sharply.
At this same
time it adopted the policy that the company should
concentrate on assuming reinsurance—reinsurance covering a much
broader range of risks than it had theretofore written or reinsured,
looking toward the future possibility that American Fidelity would
conduct primarily or perhaps solely a reinsurance business.
Ameri¬
can
Fidelity's present policy with respect to direct insurance is to
develop business on a "block" basis, which does not require an
United
the
extensive
agency
Fidelity's
net
n
robo
v
s
of
At present more than half
set-up."
emn
n
of
Bankers
agent
owns, 100%
The
PURCHASERS—-On the
In
and subject
terms
agreed
sell
Shares
y
Higginson Corp
22,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 22,500
A. C. Allyn & Co
10,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
Boettcher
Co
.—
First Cleveland Corp.
5,000
Collins
Davenport
The
Wm. J.
Inc.
Hemphill,
Co.
&
Co.X
&
Noyes
Inc.
Saunders,
John
C.
—V.
195,
Legg & Co
Stiver & Co.
Inc.
;
—
.—■
the
000.000
shares.
dividend
the
bank
The
Feb.
on
to
ployees,
stock
meeting
aside
set
and
to
holders
of
bank
the
record
to
Jan.
pay
a
It
18.
2%
also
General
Its
stock
—V.
or
3
cents
real
of
Real
total
share
estate
and
>\
•
acquired
In
of
•
-
settlement
of
of
a
i
ticipates
growth
will
continued
will
session
of
First
Loan
Nevada.
As
of
$112,422,437
is
sole
an
increase
of
>
over
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Per
share
Capital
Per
,
^
profit
J
_
196,
———
;
.•
P.
and
Feb.
on
13,
■
9
30,
745.
,;
6%
par)
350,000
.
450,000
450,000
10,000
5,600
100,000
cum._,
.37,500
—
par)
1961
1962
sales
$57,113,956
taxes
Hotels
$50,902,599
2,890,560
2,922,441
2,740,214
1,30
2,739,242
$1.30
$1.30
1.30
Corp.—Stock Purchase Offer—
is.offering to purchase a total of 1,390,706
company's outstanding stock at $3.25 per share. The
offer, which expires Feb; 5, is contingent on purchase of the entire
1,390,706 shares, representing 80% of the total outstanding stock.
Hilton Hotels now owns 33%
of the outstanding shares.
Officers
and directors of both companies have agreed to tender an aggregate
of
of
Corp.,
the
shares.
651,617
Accepting
transmittal,
stockholders
must
American
to
forward
National
Trust
Hanover
certificates,
Bank
Co.,
Trust
&
with letter
Chicago
of
Co.,
York.—V.
New
196,
or
2582.
p.
Hilton
Hotels
Corp.—Offers
to
Buy Hilton
Credit
StockCredit
Hilton
see
Corp.,
this issue.—V.
197,
143.
p.
Illinois Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Public offering
of $35,000,000
Illinois Power 41/4% first mortgage
bonds, due Jan. 1,
underwriting group
& Co., and Merrill
Inc., New York.
100.848%
seals.
the
of
an
to
investments
&
relatively
somewhat
a
12%
a
Standard
.above-average
and
and
1993, was made Jan. 16 by an
jointly managed by White, Weld
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
The securities were priced at
accrued
interest,
yield
to
4.20%
to
maturity.
The group was awarded the bonds Jan. 15
on a bid
100.289% for a 4V4% coupon.
Closely competing
bids for the bonds, all as 414 s, came from First Boston
Corp., 100.219; Halsey, Stuart & Co., 100.21; Harriman
Ripley & Co. and Glore, Forgan & Co., jointly, 100.21,
and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., 100.131.
performance
larger
than
of
the
for
Market
of
usual
amounting to $27,000,000 at end
financing construction expenditures. Balance of
made-for
new consi.'uction.
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The bonds are redeemable on at least
So days notice at general .redemption priced?
ranging., from" ,105.10%
in
position.
$7
1962,
proceeds) will be used for
for
assets
major .part
a
cash
than
more
in
to
payment of short-term bank loans,
01'
stock
Index
decrease
PROCEEDS—Net procesd'j from1 the sale will be applied first
-.
approximately
decline
Poor's
smaller
balance
on
declined
1964
.
to
in
par
100.85 %
from
million
to the"corporation's,.portfolio,
1962, holdings in utility common stocks represented
total net
assets,; oils 16%, natural gas 9%
industrials
U: S.
cents
20.3c
it
of
was
to
and
Robert
1961.
previous
peak
Net
year's
stated
that
at
of
the
year
based
figures
ended
as
compared
Chairman,
would
equal
outstanding
on
indicate
7,634,529
31,
$30,338,
outstanding,
of
4
cents
equal
1993,
to par,
and at special ^redemption prices receding
plus accrued Interest in each case.
,
^ BUSINESS—Illinois Power,* of 500 So.'; 27th St.," Decatur; 111., la
engaged primarily in the generation, transmission, distribution and
sale of eiectric ene.gy and the distribution and sale of natural
gas
in
substantial
in
areas
holds
company
it
furnishes
northern,
franchises
electric
in
service
central
to
present
193,
p.
line
of
net
earnings
will
amount
southern
and
$13,898,738
a
of
year
the
company
approximately
ago,
Warren
Lee
stated.
$1.90
at
Illinois.
share
shares
and
adjusted
the
on
basis
compares
for
a
5%
with
stock
of
the
$1.82
Fenner & Smith
The
savings accounts held
by
the
seven
savings
and
loan
-
in
Amount
1
Childes. Securities
Coffin
&
Corp.-
$850
850
Burr.——
R. S. Dickson
Co.__
1,750
Goodbody
American Securities Corp.
Dick & Merle-Smith-
1,500
W.
E.
W.
Peabody &
Hutton
H.
&
L.
F.
Co.___
Morton
Inc.-
,
•&
;
Rothschild
&
Co.,
_
S.
&
Co.
Ball,
Burge
J.
Bradford
C.
<fc
1,500
1,500
•
Riter
:
J,
&
&
Barth
Kraus
&
Fahenstock
Halle
&
J.
Co
;
Rand
1,500
850
A.
G.
&
Co
—-
&
&
Co
850
Kaufman
850
Burgess
&
>
—
&
Bros.
Leith
&
.:
Co
—
550
550
Co._
Sons—
550
550
Co.———
Lerchen
Edwards
550
—
Stieglitz— —
Watling,
850
850
850
550
Inc
Co.—
Hogle
A.
850
:
850
Co.,
&
1,500
Co1,500
850
Inc.
Co._
&
Walston
/
1,500
& Co.,
& Co.__
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.The Ohio Co.—
1,500
Co
Smithers
■
asso¬
<
2,750
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
i
Baker,
Weeks &
Co.___
ssets as
which
Omitted)
Inc._^.
for
of Dec. 31, 1962, amounted to approximately
n^O.OOO.OOO against $1,010,452,729 at the close of 1961.
°tal
*1
(000's
Amount
White; Weld 8t"UoSi^iw $2,750
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
F.
1961
in
communities
146
^v;jv.
7,807,141
dividend.
communities
the
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the pur¬
chase contract, to purchase from the company the
following re¬
spective principal; amounts of bonc'>;
Shields
per
year-end
298
of
.
Kidder,
to
the
142
REVENUES—Total revenues for the 12 months ended Oct: 31,
1962. amounted to $125,380,759 and net income was $23,023,307.'
Bourdon-
Corp.—Earnings Higher
that
of
in
it furnishes gas service. A large majority-of the elec¬
and gas. franchises are for remaining, periods of more than 30
•,
602.
295
and
which
tric
than
more
share.
a
important accomplishments
complete line of pressure trans¬
1962,
with
ended
the
switches.—V.
Dec.
year
were
shares
development of a
complement the
company's
and
components
the
Glassco, president, r- >
$556,255, as compared with
performance
one
and
for
B.
earnings
the
Preliminary
for
earnings
common
Great Western Financial
■
instruments
pressure
by
new
330,180
on
pressui-e gauges
This
1,464,996 shs.
a
fiscal
Glassco
ducers,
shares
vvj:-
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
sales
reported
reached
share
the
1962
Helix
increased
was
for
a
Pierson,
297,617
'
the
sales
double
87.000
5.9c
305,314
1,464,996 shs.
net
income
Hilton Credit
2177.
p,
31.
$14,800,000
14.4c
l '
0.7c
H
1,
>.
43.
p.
Hilton
1963,
ceramic-to-metal
value
asset
compares
by
corporation's
year
achieved
$434,504
'
d?"
210,617
10,214
.'V
20.8c
outstanding
$516,883
20.1c
—
share
Shares
—v.
__
gains
March
due
———__
shares
Battery & Spark Plug Co., Shoup
Inc., and Frenchtown Porcelain Co.
the
This major producer of
has
Sept.
,
1961
$632,511
^ 295,100
profit
share —
Total
Per
of
and
Mr.
1962
income
($50
($20
i s.
1961.
Florida Capital Corp.—Nine Months'
Report—
Operating
redemption
Co., N. Y.-~y. 196,
Bowers
Glassco Instrument
of First Western Savings
and
savings
and
loan
association
in
assets of First Western Savings were
100.5%
bonds
earnings
arnings per share based on 2,103,924 shs—-.
Earnings per share based on 2,103,924 shs.__
2177.
p.
,
owner
31,
350,000
.
stated, also, that a newly formed wholly-owned
subsidiary, First Title Insurance Co., is now engaged in the title
insurance business in Clark County, Nevada.—V.
196, p. 1768.
Gross
196,
Government securities and cash 17%
fourth quarter,
initial Investments were made in
Transamerica 41/2%>
convertible preferred, Travelers Insurance and
Community Public Service.
Sales included the elimination of Shell
Oil of Canada.-r-V. 196, p. 1658.
*
largest
December
result
Dec.
Net
the
$175,000
1,
.
growth and earnings in 1963, and that
the
despite taxes of approximately 20%
which
under
the
legislation
passed
at
the
last
the
The
the
During
Finkelstein
Mr,
for
Filtors,
This
year.
portfolio
34%
Congress.
Western
April
due
time
added
24%
.
payable
Association,
its
On
continue
become
bonds
Net
-
six-
this
of
as
a
the
$596,000 of its 6%
senior
100%.' Payment will be made at the
at
share,
per
measured
as
the
were;
•
•
the
During
-
loans
average.
Outstdng
^'
^
,
$175,000
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
glass-to-metal
and
Corp.,
cents
Stocks.
was
Only
non-recurring
the
ordinary
'
■
for
500
Assets at
31, were $116,812,604 as compared with assets
of $58,924,133, at the end of 1961.
Robert C. Finkelstein, President, stated that First Western
an-
,
for
1875.
p.
12
market,
plus delinquencies
portfolio—substantially less than
the
mortgage
industry
<*
*
.
loan
Dec.
0.42%
savings
the 1962 earnings came from
the balance being earnings in
of
profits,
business.
to
of
8%
to $2.81 per share, based on 1,214.109 shares
compared with earnings of SI.14 per share in 1961,
as
per
estate
course
$99,421,967
of
'
*
.
..
sinking fund,
1980
include
Machine
196,
tion
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
on
197,
Federal
net
196, p. 217.
T,155,000
shares outstanding after giving effect
stock dividend in February, 1962, an increase of 145.6%,
5%
1,
1,
May
Period nded Nov. 30—
General Public'Service, a closed-end investment
company, reports
assets at market value on Dec. 31, of
$76,140,181, equivalent
to $6.12 per share on the 12,439,896 shares of common stock out¬
standing.
As the close of 1961, the net assets were $82,527,058
and the asset value was $6.80
per share on the
12,138,392 shares
outstanding. Adjusted for the 1962 year-end capital gain distribu¬
.
equivalent
are
'shares
Consolidated
improvement.—V.
called
the
South¬
the
of
announced that in 1962 it had unaudited earn¬
approximately $3,400,000 before appropriations to reserves,
with earnings of $1,311,719 in 1961.
The 1962 earn¬
outstanding,
based
per
General Public Service Corp.—Assets Down for Yr.
,
compared
ings
relays,
subsidiaries
Voting
allows
company has
of
$1.75
Battery & Ceramic manufactures replacement batteries
plugs, voting machines, toll collection devices, micro¬
spark
miniature
shares for stock options to key em¬
shares for possible future stock offerings,
acquisitions of other banks.
First Western Financial
The
of
of
Ilelene Curtis Industries, Inc.—Nine Months' Report
ended
year
or
Directors
of
General
Battery & Geramic have declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents a share on the common
stock, it was announcd by Harry J. Noznesky, President.
Tne dividend is payable March
5, 1963 to stockholders of record
as of Feb. 5, 1963. '
;
5,000
500,000
and its assets combined with those of the bank.—V.
as
has
operation
due
—
shares
Common
"y;
of
Acceptance
corporation
bonds
E
series
Preferred
45.
General Battery & Ceramic Corp.—Declares Div.—
:
also voted to merge the bank's trust affiliate, First
City Trust Co., subject to approval of the Comptroller of
Currency.
Under the plan, the trust company's stock, which
been held in trust for the bank's stockholders, will be retired
ings
fiscal
$2,544,743
$107,996,244
of
sales
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Stockholders
has
First
1,459,814
dividends
mortgage 4,/a-%
series
C
mortgage 57/s%
1974,
President, indicated that the forthcoming second
should keep pace with the operating results to
8,000
8,000
National
the
year
good possibility
a
debentures due Jan.
15, 1963, stockholders voted to
capital stock from 12,784,000 to 15,-
$20 par
action enables
28
with
through
Jan.
on
the
General
The
and
annual
authorized
Garrett,
of
5,000
Bank (New York)—Capital In¬
crease—Stock Dividend—Affiliate Merger Approved
At
its
of
of
-
sales
:f^
with
the facilities
out of their territory.
Manufacturers
First National City
increase
C.
J.
1547.
p.
First
transfer
p.
with
Co.
the
by
Authorized
when
1982,
sole
population
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$2,526,228 or $1.74 per share
based on approximately the same
'-.v
compared
Telephone
for any calls
of
year
from-
were
5,000
J. C. Wheat & Co.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
5,000
10,000
;
last
^
profits
5,000
Inc.,
Co.,
months
profit
profit
a
8,000
&
six
net
a
Interconnection is made
served
1980, series D
First mortgage 5%%
appointed
serves
for long distance calls.
Within the
Harrisonville Telephone are small inde¬
pendent exchanges located at Kidd and Prairie, 111.
These com¬
panies use the facilities of the Harrisonville Telephone Company
chips
advertising.
corporation.—-V." 197,
111.
Waterloo,
of
company
22,700
Bell
territory
backlog,
date
Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
with
period
same
half
Co.,
&
been
the
15,
in Illinois.
Red Bud,
Louis.
western
said.
8,000
—
' Murch
10,000
Co._
&
Inc.
Turben
that
potato
of
and
of
excess
St.
corn
out
brand
Jan.
a
in the counties of
Monroe,
St. Clair and
It maintains exchanges in Dupo, Columbia,
Waterloo,
Prairie du Rocher, Valmeyer and Renault.
These communities lie southeast, across the Mississippi River, from
however, does not reflect total funding of such
long range programs as Gemini and Apollo for which the company
is developing the vital environmental control
systems, the report
5,000
.———
Merrill,
pointed
to
EUSINESS—The
in
Randolph
^»4£0,053 scares, outstanding.
period
The
5,000
& Co.Mericka &
— Securities Offered—
1963 offering circular, McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co., St. Louis, offered pub¬
licly, 5,600 shares of this firm's 6% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock at $53 per share.
Net proceeds to the company will be used for re¬
payment of bank loans.
Pursuant
Backlog for Garrett Corp. at the present time has risen to ap¬
proximately $130,000,000 from $113,000,000 at the close *tof its fiscal
year last June 30,
1962.
Shares
Inc
Co
&
McDonald
5,000
——
&
10,000
5,000
8,000
Julien
-
Mason-Hagan,
McCormicK
Fritos
round
in
Higher—
first
last. year.
t® the conditions con¬
severally, the respective number of shares
of Fidelity Bankers stock set opposite the name of such
purchasers
below.
*
Lee
He
first
has
stock; of
the
of shares;
month
them
to
,thet
compares
Current
a
to
on
number
purchase agreement dated Jan. 15, 1963, the purchasers
below have severally agreed to purchase, and the sellers have
named
York,
New
reported
1962,
the
for
of the special preferred Stock,
preferred, stock and. about 88% of the common
Fidelity Fire Insurance Co., a New York corpo¬
ration which is principally engaged in writing automobile physical
damage insurance.
'
of the
for
company
31,
This
of American
tained
Co.,
common
Garrett Corp.-—Sales
on
,
now
Trust
the
for
share
Fidelity
that
^
and
-
satisfactorily
continued
to the construction industry
than expected in the newly
Harrisonvlile Telephone Co.
company,
—V.
mobile
American
said
industry
products sold
sales volume
Brake Division resulted in a Ic'ss for that operation
quarter, Mr. Conlon disclosed.—V:. 196, p. ,2078.
tho
Corp.—Appointment—
Furman-Wolfson
Dec.
stock,
He
year.
type that would have national distribution
196, p. 2078.
—V.
primarily automobile physical damage and auto¬
liability insurance, and the insurance written or reinsured
risks in practically all states.
i
^
and over 99%
past
type, was almost complete.
completed, it would be the
was
multiple line risks,
covers
the
any
American
assumed
re<ns irance
during
the
acquired
were now marketed nationally; the sale of Lay's brand of
potato chips had been expanded irom
the
Southeast,
where it
originated, into the Southwest and Midwest;
and that national
distribution of. Ruffles brand of potato chips, a wavy or cor¬
withdrew
Fidelity
in
business
made
were
under
1926
the
of
v
.
that
stockholders
the
the
chips
address, was
same
the laws of the Commonwealth
of
commenced business in rebruary of that year.
Until
1959 it specialized in the writing of liability insurance on buses and
on
motor
trucks
engaged in long-haul transportation.
In
1959
in
incorporated
Virgiu.a and
directors
of
board
to
reported
automotive
the
to
fiber insulation
showed
gains.
Lower
,,
95%
owns
now
a<nd
inc., of the
American fidelity & Casualty Co.,
;
York corporation
life insurance and
New
a
and
the
of
of
...
.
President,
Conlon,
Sales
-V
chairman
and
a year ago. Net income was $385,897, equal
.'share, against $488,112, or 33 cents a share
glass
sales for the first quarter were up 13%
and earnings were
23% over the same period a- year ago.
Sales for the 1962
fiscal year were $146,600,000. ■■■.;,
V;
"Convenience food sales have increased at a more rapid fate
than the food industry in general,
and in the convenience foods
field, snack food sales have increased more rapidly than all foods,"
Mr; Lay
said.
He pointed out that Frito-Lay does more than
90% of its business in snack food sales, which have had an average
growth rate of about 10% a year for several years.
"Frito-Lay, of course, hopes to continue to exceed the growth
rate of the industry," Mr. Lay said, y
y.
y
^.
Fladger F.
Tannery,
president,
told
shareholders
that
the
company has invested about $5,000,000 in new and improved facil¬
ities in fiscal 1962, and expects to spend about the same amount
in the current year to improve existing facilities, to expand others
and for the construction of two new plants.
Mr. Tannery also noted that significant marketing achievements
(individual and group) in sixteen states
health insurance
committee
officer
executive
common
earlier.
improvement in December ju^t ; passed* he said.
noted
over 97%
of the common
Co. of New York
(herein
acquired
Bankers
Northeastern
Ty
chief
Lay,
$9,118,083
cents a
year
J.
T.
competitive price situation is still adversely -affecting profits. Start¬
up costs in one of the more recently added product lines continued
to cut into earnings although; this operation showed substantial'
up
was incorporated in 1953 under
the laws of the
of Virginia and commenced business in November of
Fidelity
1961,
a
of
trend
with
to 26
of
W.
executive
Fidelity Bankers is engaged in the writing of ordinary
life and credit life insurance in eighteen states and the
Columbia.:
Fidelity Bankers also writes accident and
health risks
in connection with its group life and credit life
in¬
surance and
(since Dec., 1961) on an individual basis. In July and
of
For
pared
first
excellent.
company
quarter
tinuing a
were
company
the
Herman
year.
stock
the
was
life, group
District of
August,
"restaurants
new
the company were told at the annual meeting
had set records for both sales and earnings
quarter of •• the fiscal year;
that the company
expected to continue its growth at a rate considerably above the
average
for the food industry;
and that its financial condition
Shareholders
during
BUSINESS—The company, with offices at Broad at Willow Lawn,,
Va.,
that; 14
said
that
|
s'
•'
were outstanding; they wereH
selling stockholders in an exchange
completed bn Sept. )0, 1962 whereby Fidelity Bank¬
ers offered its stock for shares: of American Fidelity
& Casualty Co., Inc., of Richmond, Va.
Commonwealth
noted
Frisch
Sales Higher,
—
has reported higher sales and lower profits in the
the current fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 1962, con¬
experienced in the previous fiscal year.
the three months ended Dec. 31, sales were $9,516,172, com¬
The
first
.'if:-.--:./'-.-:'
•
David
Manufacturing Co.
Net Down—
with
Frito-Lay, Inc.—Sales Up 13%; Earnings 23%—
by the
Richmond,
Gustin-Bacon
were
compared
during the half-year period and "the growth in new units
financed almost entirely out of earnings.":
this has been made possible through "economical highvolume
purchasing and increased efficiencies in operation—both
directed by a highly-organized management team."—V. 192, p. 2610.
offered
shares
The
received
This
been
He
Of¬
fered—On Jan. 16, 1963, Lee Higginson Corp., and
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Boston, offered publicly
175,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $14,625
■per:share. The stock was not offered for sale in New
-
share.
common
opened
Fidelity Bankers Life Insurance Co.—Common
1
-,A
* v:vv, -•
President
has
York "State.'
per
year.
The per share net for that period increased
in, 1961 to 54 cents in 1962.—-V. 196) p. 1769.
'
the
were
65,cents a share for the corresponding period a year
or
'
cents
68
or
O&rliCl1
Co,, Atlanta, Ga.
privately through Courts &
194, p. 741.
sold
of
period
from 43 cents
earnings and
plans for continued expansion
reported to stockholders by the company.
Unaudited net earnings for the six months ended Nov. 30,
Sold Privately—
Leasing Corp. —Notes
Equitable
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
affiliated with the corporation were $924,000,000 as com-,
with $762,414,000.
Real estate loans totaled approximately
$1,061,000,000 against $865,295,000.
Pierson said
that the fourth quarter was the best three month
Frisch's Restaurants, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Increased
On
.
pared
,
subsidiaries located in the midwest and one in Canada.
Sales for 1962 were approximately $22,000,000.—V. 196, p. 1767.
operating
.
ciations
Freeport Sulphur Co^—Appointment—•
The Chase Manhattan Bank has been appointed registrar for the
common stock of the company.—V. 196, p. 536.
■ '*• •
,
4
Chicago,
of
suburb
a
controls.
heating
;
main
its
has
and
plumbing
and
dispensers,
beverage
Dole
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(238)
-v
350
300
250
(239)
North Carolina on /. Aug. .26, .1959.
The company; was organized
^ r '
X-v/ f.' >•»• .,•» •.
.>,•/:
to engage
in the business of manufacturing, carbon
interleaved
>•<>•'V. .",<.*■■ '
% Amount'
businessn forms, shap-outtf 1 orms; data/ processing, forms and, other
Richardson • &>
Faulkner, Dawkins&/*rX:.r
, \
,
.
;
'
'• r
Sons, Inc.;—--s—-i.--/;.. ,$200 jibusiness forms,
Sullivan'
j,'.200"' ,Coggeshall &Hicks__—
150
Z
CAPITALIZATION "GIVING EFFECT ,TO PRESENT FINANCING
Pacific Northwest
^ 200 v
Mason-Hagan, /Inc.--/--,.; ■'<.: 150
Authorized <
Outstanding.
Piper, Jaffray
& Hop*
? Rotan,
Mosle & Co——150
Capital: stock (5o cent par)Si,000,000 shs.< v '•>441,783 shs.
-'(wood ±&L~*J£ZLi.^C2*,r "2Q0'V
Thornton. iMohr;. Farish
i
—V, 196, p. 1973.
Rauscher, - Pierce: & Co.,
V
; <.■■■
.V
&; Gaunt, Inc.-.—,150
i
•:,>
Inc..j—U~-—" "200
Joseph Walker & Sons-4.
150
Butcher & Sherrerd----*' • 150: ■
George M. Wood &. Co—1
100
% Litton Industries, Inc. — Additional Financing De<-
A '
k- '•
.'IS-?!
:
Carolina
(OOO's Omitted)
.
.#
'
Securities'
*
mon
,
Amount
in
' James
$200
Corp,
shares, payable March
an
share.
annual
rate
Massey-Ferguson also announced the direct sale by Massey-FerguInc., its United states, subsidiary, of $35,000,000 of senior notes
son
'
due
Dec.
The
,
transaction
1,
"
.
&
,
i^jrvV; Uv^x:f''
Machines
Business
International
Corp.
tails—Our J an. %14,; 1963
on
11, of 215,426 shares of this firm's outstanding
stock at $67.25 per share through Lehman
Brothers; Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc., and Goldman,
Sachs & Co., New York. Additional financing de¬
*
its preliminary results for the
year 1962. - Thomas J. Watson Jr., Chairman, reported that IBM's
gross income for the year
1962 from the sale, service and rental
of its products in the United States amounted
to $1,925,221,857,
compared with • $1^694,295,547 in the year • 1961. v.. r
Net earnings
for the year ended Dec. 31,
1962, after U. S.
announced
has
company
Short-Term Loans:
/
share
Commercial
AS
OP
vr.%
banks.:
Commercial
JULY
31,
1962
,yV
:
$241,387,268
to
$8.72
or
a
1961.—V.
196,
-'
1659."
p.*
--a
•
.
;
■■
■'
:
.
Exchange
Co.—Proposed
The
is
the
one-half
Harry
O.
President,
Bercher,
outstanding.
ofi shares
number
that
said
.
and
receipt of
The
company
Feb.
about
15,
and
will
exchange
the
be
150,000 shares.
least
at
in
expire
on
about April
or
sales
announced
by
and
substantial
a
increase
in
report
the
subsidiaries
income
'c.'
were
4.74%
in
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.—
6,000
Bissell & Meeds__
6,000
6,000
International
and
Harvester
to
relation
In
sales
the
net
income
was
subsidiaries also
showed
Allyn
*'; 1 ■
Ripley
ago.
Mr.
Stone
Co./
&
&
*
3,300
197,
143.
p.
Barney
'
H.
Kelly, Executive Vice-President, who announced the
figure, said sales for the first quarter were $6,592,386, a record fo;
a
first quarter and 13.6%
above the $5,804,480 posted for the cor¬
responding period last year.—V. 196, p. 1980.
the
•
of
Sales
- Kroger
for- 1962 were the hlghest - in the company's
history.
Preliminary sales reported for the year ending
an
increase of $104,561,586
80-year
Dec.
29,
1962 totaled $1,946,329,949,
over sales of $1,841,768,363 for 1961.
Previous
902,467.
each
high
The
thirteen
its
of
was
retail
'
»
registered in 1959, when sales totaled $1,911,food company has reported sales increases for
four-week
periods in
1962.—V. 196,
1770.
p.
ivLehmanC^p^Net:.Asset/yalue D.0%n^v/ '•>
.Total net assets of $294,923,379^ equivalent to $25.48 per share,
was reported by Robert Lehman, President,
and Monroe C. Gutman,
Chairman of the Executive Committee, in the annual report of the
corporation for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
This compares with
total net asset value of $31.59 per share at the end of the previous
year.':'
6,000
3,300
3,300
with
16.6%
ten years
Oil and Gas with 16.7% invested at the
end of 1962 as against 35.5%
ten years earlier; and Office Equip¬
ment 9%
up from less than 1%
at the end of 1952.
' %
x-:t Common stock acquired for the corporation's portfolio during the
ago;
,
three
ucts
&
shares
shares
.
.
months
ended
Dec.
31,
1962 included:
1,500 shares
Air
,
,
Prod¬
Chemicals, Inc.; 10,000 shares Lilly (Eli) & Co. "B"; 3,502
Maryland Cup Corp.; 1,000 shares Nevada Power Co.; 5,000
Potash Co. of America; 3,630 shares Public Service Co. of
Colorado;
shares Public Service Electric & Gas Co.; 5,000
shares San Diego Gas & Electric Co.; 8,000 shares Searle (G. D.)
&
Co.;
7,400 shares Smith Kline & French Laboratories;
13,440
shares
and
2,500
Southern
10,000
Among
California
shares
the
sales
shares
Allied
shares
Aluminum
Products
Texas
Edison
Co.;
Instruments
4,500
Inc.
shares Syntex
1
-
Corp.i
%
during the quarter were the following: 10,000
Corp.; 10,000 shares Aluminium Ltd.; 5,000
Chemical
Corp.;
Co.
5,400
of
America;
shares
10,000
American
shares
Metal
American
Inc.; 45,000
shares Calgary & Edmonton Corp. Ltd.; 20,000 shares Clark
Equip¬
ment Co.; 20,000 shares Control Data Corp.; 20,000 shares Goodrich
(B. P.) Co.; 14,000 shares Gulf States Utilities Co.; 17,937 shares
International Paper Co.;
22,000 shares International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp.; 2,500 shares Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.;
2,400 shares National Cash Register Co.;
16,000 shares Northrop
Corp.; 25,000 shares Reynolds Metals Co.; 18,000 shares Schlumberger Ltd.; and 10,000 shares Union Carbide Corp.—V. 196, p. 1554.
the
cost
^
Litho-Web, Inc.—-Common Offered—Pursuant to
a
Jan.
15, 1963 offering circular, Smith, Clanton & Co.,
Raleigh, North Carolina, offered publicly, 150,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $2 per share.
Net proceeds will be used for loan
repayment, pur¬
chase of equipment and inventory, a new
plant, and
quarter
other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The company whose address is P. O. Box 168, Leaksville4 N. C.j was inco^orated under the laws of the State of
Division
Marine
ended
Dec.
'
of
'
Morris
.
Sewell
4
will
be
combined
with
operations of Stedman. Operating in Houston and New
Morris-'Sewell was one of the largest and best known
providers, of foodstuffs and, other supplies for seagoing vessels iri
the, Houston area.
U1/'-':;
/.mCombined with the marine operations of Stedman, Malone & Hyde
will have the opportunity to provide marine services in Houston,
Port Arthur and New Orleans.
; '
purchase price of $450,000 was paid in cash. During the
ended Oct. 19, 1962, Morris SeweU's 'Marine pivision had
sales of $2,500,000.
:
v^
1
'
/
A
consolidated operating statement of Malone & Hyde, and its
consolidated subsidiaries/ covering .the 24 weeks ending: Dec. .15,
1962, was issued by J. R. Hyde. Jr., President.
;
^
Gross sales during the period showed an increase of $16,906,727
to a new high of $54,477,800 as compared to the same period of
1961.
This was an increase of 45%.
■
;v
The
financing
,
profits, after taxes and provisloh for preferred stock divi¬
wais $466,395.
This is an increase of $116,676 over' the
similar period of last year and reflects an increase of 33% between
the two periods.—V. 196, p. 2180.
Net
Maryland Casualty Co.—Proposed Share Exchange
OfferNorthern
Insurance
this issue.—V.
Co.,
196, p.
1660.
Bed Oxford Finance
Companies,'Inc;, this issue.—-V. 191, p. 2416.
14,
of
additional
warrants
directors
(other than
be
31,
share
setting
of:
an
from
came
4
"
cost
of
condemnations
property
for
to
1963 of the right to subscribe for
$10 per share (Canadian Funds)
to
>
v
sinking funds of the issues begin
retire
approximately
The
at
redemption
a
debentures
not
are
purchasers, named- below
to
the
purchase
have
terms
and
condiitons
of
the
from the
City the respective
amounts of the debentures set forth below.
%
■
to
,
Local
,
Co
Hallgarten &
Co—;
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co
W. C. Langley & Co
Childs Securities Corporation
■
E. F. Hutton &
The
of
Michigan Corp
Garrett
&
Illinois
The
Rand
Fahey, Clark & Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jones,
Kreeger &
;
—
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Co
X 235,000
& Company
Pierce & Co.,
Co
Inc
Lerchen & Co
1
Lestrange & Co
Barrett, Fitch, North & Co. Inc._
——,
—
& Co.——_
/
-
Leith
%
180,000
180,000
180,000
:
180,000
.
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
Inc
Robinson-Humphrey Company,
r
.
100,000
100,000
100,000
—
McDonald
Barth
135,000
X 235,000
235,000
100,000
Bros.
Watling,
Arthurs,
235,000
135,000
>
/
235,000
235,000
135,000
t
,
1 235,000
235,000
135,000
Kaufman
Rauscher,
:
135,000
Co.—i
&
?
135,000
Inc.-
Co., Inc
Shcrrerd
&
'
235,000
235,000
235,000
135,000
Company
Co.—--
&
Butcher
415,000
-
135,000
Milwaukee
Schwabacher
415,000
235,000
135,000
135,000
;
Sons
Company
Kidder &
415,000 t
415,006 i
135,000 *
135,000,
Granbery, Marache & Co., Inc
Halle & Stieglitz
J. A. Hogle & CO-j;
M.
<
235,000
William Blair & Company
Robert
" 775,000
235,000
Auchincloss, Parker «& Redpath«-./.>M.^-.
First
:
775,000
235,000
Company
& Co., Inc.
>
775,000
435,000
235,000
;
Ohio
Walston
775,000
775,000
■
435,000
Company Inc
<
~
320,000
435,000 ;
—435,000
i
-
'
1,090,000
875,060
>
435,000
Inc
.
$1,090,000
180,000
Co.___
&
Becker & Co.
:
610,000 /1,090,000
Belanger Inc.
G.
.
Debens.
Blyth &- Co., Ino.-.—-610,000
Nesbitt, Thomson^ & Company, Inc.^...^-^
510,000 :
A.
,
Works
$610,000
Dillon, Union Securities &
:
Public
Improvem't
4Debens.r
White, Weld & Co.
Eastman
severally
purchase
principal
180,000
180,000
180,000
180,000
100,000
180,000 %
120,000
120,000
120,000
65,000
65,000
65,000
65,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.__
65,000
65,000
65,000
65,000
65,000
:
120,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke_
l
Shaughnessy <te Company, Inc
120,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
&
Richard
W.
C.
C.
65,000
Clarke
Collings
Corp.
and Company,
-
65,000
Inc.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
Inc.
—
t
—•—
J. S. Strauss & Co
—V.
196,
p.
>
% 65,000
65,000
%
-
v
2671.
at
ishares held.
mailed
offering to holders of com¬
United States or its
resident in the
those
record Jan.
common
common
will
authorized the
maturity
subject
Mason-Hagan,
Massey-Ferguson Ltd.—Subscription Rights—U. S.
Subsidiary Sells Notes Privately—
It is anticipated that
holders
of
common
shares
subscription
on
or
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Shows Loss for Qtr.—
about
The
Feb.
15, 1963, and that any common shares not taken up under
subscription warrants will be underwritten.
The proposed of¬
fering will involve about 1,200,000 additional shares.
Directors have declared the next quarterly dividend on the com¬
the
5s
as
bid
a
on
direct and unconditional obll-
the
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
J.
Maryland Credit Finance Corp.—Merger Approved
to
interest.
Burgess
10
are
calculated
are
prior
agreement,
The
for each
14
maturities,
■
94% of each
price
of
100%
and
redeemable, other than
lor the sinking
fund, prior to Jan. 1, 1973, on and after which
date they
will be optionally redeemable at prices ranging from
103%' down to.vpar» plu8, accrued interest;. 1 :
:
%
<
»
:
A.
...
and
accrued
The
one
Jan.
award
combined
hail, and other improvements.
gross
possessions)
,
„
Securities
1964
year
Jan.
the
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The
in
consolidated net in¬
share. In the corre¬
1962,
$1.80 per
31,
marine
shares
during
The
proceeds
of
the Public Works
Debentures
will
be
toward the cost of road and highway construction, public
parking
grounds, .f construction
of
a
civic
center
and
applied
of the previous fiscal year, net
share on 4,189,146 common shares
Orleans,
On
should
nevertheless
garages,
Hyde, Inc.—Acquisition; Sales Up 45%—
Malone & Hyde.
mon
the
purpose of opening, extending and widening streets and the
of other improvements such as sewers, pavements and
side¬
walks.
;i.The1 company has -announced the ,purchase, of, the merchandise
and
accounts
receivable of
the Marine Division of the Morris
Sewell Co. by Stedman ^Wholesale Distributors, Inc., a: division of
see
the
won
for
.
temporary
Home
Climax,
out¬
of
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale' of the- Local Improve*
Debentures will be used to repay borrowings incurred in the
issue
Malone &
:
We
year.
-
.
an
ment
dends,
,
fiscal
last
by
balance
"However, it
was
shipped
volume
normal
the
gatip^1 of the City: of Montreal.
.
the
*
1
changes in emphasis among; common stock investments over
a
ten-year period were shown in the corporation's report.
The
three largest categories of investment at Dec. 31, 1962 were: Public
Utility which accounted for 20% of total net assets, as compared
The
of
the
for
Bache
earlier.
group
The debentures
Inc. 4,6,000
6,000
come
was
$7,567,071, equivalent to
sponding period lit 1961, income was $6,456,065, equivalent to $1.54
per share.
•
,,
Mr. Nolen noted that third quarter earnings per share were 37%
higher than the corresponding period in
1961 and that ninemonths earnings were up 17% over last yera.
The ratio of McKesison's earnings of each succeeding quarter of the 1963 fiscal year
to the earnings of the previous year has steadily improved.
Sales
in
the
fiscal year
third quartelr ended Dec. 31,
1962,
amounted td $207,017,112, an 8.4% increase over sales of $190,926,*
989 for the same period in 1961.
;
:
For the nine-months ended Dec. 31,
1962, sales were $567,666,841, a 7% increase over sales of $530,283,413 in the previous year.
These sales established a record for both the quarter and tpe
nine-months period.—V. 196,. p. 431,
1?
The
months
,
highlighted
date,
outlook for
Handler said.
Mr.
than
greater
a
three
to
the
Corp., jointly, 99.32777. A bid of
a 4%%
coupon came jointly from Lehman
Brothers, L. G. Beaubien & Co. and Credit Interpro98.31
;■
During the year there were declared dividends of $12,499,925 from
capital gains and $5,882,963 from ordinary income, equal to $1.08
per share and $0.51 per share, respectively.
Distributions for the
previous year amounted to $1.33 per share from capital gains and
$0.50
per share from ordinary income.
.
;
;
The corporation's assets 'invested? in common stock comprised
91.5% of total net assets lit Dec, 31, 1952/ against 97%
a year
record
season,
favorable,"
that
million
6,000
of
$2,457,216 or 59c per
nine-months
the
excellent
fiscal
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, and Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.,
jointly, 100.107, and Smith, Barney & Co. and Do^
outstanding.
For
sales
concert
corresponding
income was
Kroger Co.—Reports Record Sales—
in
Shields & Co.,
outstanding.
In
^
&
the company, in the fiscal year
third quarter ended Dec. 31, 1962, amounted to $3,367,824 accord¬
ing to unaudited figures released by Herman C. Nolen, Chairman.
This was equivalent to 80c peir share on 4,202,703 common shares
net
increases
:
President, said.
"We
and
earnings, compared
though the 1961 figures
annual net interest cost of 4.98%,
Otner bids for the debentures
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher-
McKesson & Bobbins,
consolidated
is
year
final
The
Co.,
&
this
Christmas
100.18%
"
_
income
Co.—_
White, Weld & Co.,
Dean Witter & Co
3,300
2,000
2,000
Inc
Pay,
&
Inc.
—
—
Stone & Webster Securi' ties Corp.—
L—
Walston & Co., Inc.——
Wertheim & Co
Co.,
&
13.6%—
°
.
R.
—
Freres
Smith,
6,000
3,300
Co
——
Hooker
Earnings of the company for the first quarter of the fiscal year
which ended Dec. 2, 1962, were $93,971 or $0.18 per share, compared
to the $103,764 or $0.19 per share earned for the same period a
v
1
6,000
Inc.
—V.
Kelly Girl Service, Inc.—Sales Up
year
6,000
Co.—
First Boston
& Co._
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
this issue.-—V. 190, p. 2342.
See Pneumodynamics Corp.,
t
Hemphill, iNoyes
::
Higginson
Corp
3,300
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.'—
6,000
Paribas Corp.----__—•
6,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
3,300
Reynolds & Co., Inc.--—
3,300
L, P. Rothschild & Co.—
3,300
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
3,300
Shields & Co., Inc—3,300
I. M. Simon & Co
2,000
Corp.—
Eberstadt &
Glore, Forgan &
Hallgarten & Co
Proposed Sale of
—
3,300
Co., •
—6,000
Lee
6,000
3,300
Co.—
Harriman
&
Lazard
:
&
The
Peabody
——
Laird,
3,300
tJnion
Dillon,
Securities
Hutton & Co
3,300
3,300
6,000
2,000
Co,
/ Inc.
'
■•v..
&
Inc.
Eastman
E.
3,300
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
& Co., Inc.
Burnham & 'Co.
Dominick
&
Dominick,
P.
W.
2,000
Co
Blyth
;
HaydenZ.
'f'S
■
Co._^—_
&
&
Stearns
Bear,
20,010 :
-
Co._
&
Barth
J.
$60,227,000,
1961.
C.
Bache
its
Brothers—.
*
current
Handler,
.
*•Shares
3,300
for
& Lamson Machine Co.
Jones
Assets—
ShftrGs
A.
income
although a number of the foreign
he said.—V. 195, p. 640.
gains,
'f'\!.
Kidder,
Inc.
the
3.28%, compared with 3% in 1961.
;
•
Harry O. Bercher, International Harvester president, said the
year
began on a rising trend which continued throughout the
1962
fiscal
year
and
which has been maintained thus
far in
1963.
Most
of the increase
in sales took place in the
United
States,
12,805 shs.
> 9,667,714 shs;
.
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc. 20,008
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 20,008
1962
of
compared with $48,437,000 for fiscal
1961.
Net income per share of common stock was $3.86 in 1962
compared with $3.02 per share in 1961, after allowing for divi¬
dend requirements of the preferred stock.
The figures were based
on
14,131,007 shares in both years.
Net
income
on
equity capital invested
was
5.85%, compared
with
preferred stock, convertible, 5%
(authorized 160,000 shares)
(par $100)
4stock (par $1) (authorized 17,000,000 shares)
Elliot
(City of) Montreal^Delientures > Offered^-A, total
$25,000,000 City of Montreal 5% sinking fund de¬
bentures was publicly offered Jan.r 15 by an invest¬
ment group jointly managed by
White, Weld & Co.,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.> Blyth & Co.*
Inc., Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Inc., New York,' and
Belanger Inc., Montreal.
k
The offering consisted of $9,000,000 debentures for
local improvements, due Jan. 15,
1983, priced at
101.265% and accrued interest, to yield 4.90%; and
$16,000,000 debentures for public works, due Jan. 1,
1988, priced at 101.432% and accrued interest, to yield
4.90 %. Principal and interest on the two issues are;
payable in United States funds.
•
^
; ■ v
.
Lehman
net
was
voting
_•
the
sales
Consolidated
-.'v-.
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the selling stockholders the following
respective numbers of shares of stock:
net
\;
of
50,748,200
company
covers
Consolidated
A
j
,4,105.000
UNDERWRrTERS---Thei underwriters named beloW have severally
in the annual report to stockholders.
fiscal year ended Oct. 31.
parent company and its subsidiaries
totaled $1,837,468,000,
compared with $1,612,087,000 in 1961, an
increase of 14%
and the highest in the company's history.
The
1974.
1, 1987
April
cumulative
Sales Up 14%—
Record
619,000
4,700,000
1,
.Capital Stock:
Series
1963.
1,
due Dec.
Com.
capital.—V.
4
expect shipments during the quarter ending March 2, 1963, to equal
or surpass
those recorded during the corresponding three months
last year."—V; 196, p.-1660.
1,805,000
due Sept. 1, 1965—
4%% due June 1, 1974
/
working
<
equivalent period last year, even
achievements^for Mattel at the time.
to
noted
be
the
indebtedness __:
v,
Convertible Subordinated Debentures:
contingent
•
fiscal
-
1,900,000
5%
:
company's
record
standing
,
1,348,000
due
..
gratifying,"
substantial
the
"Due
3,050,000
'
Sundry
expects to invite tenders of preferred stock on or
1963, and it is expected that the period for receiv¬
will
tenders
two-thirds
least
at
'stockholders,
common
upon
ing
of
vote
registered
>
1,290,000
;
——
sinking fund note due May 1, 1971
sinking fund note due Jan. 1, 1977
first mortgage sinking fund note due Feb. 1,
3 Vz %
the
^
_
were
—
5%,%
to
,
most
were
with
1975
,
added
was
.
Improvement in" net earnings.
"Financial results for the first nine months of the
:
.<
subordinated
5% %
proposal requires a
interest of the preferred
tures
favorable
■
?
5%
exchange would be
subordinated deben¬
the
the basis of $175 principal amount of 4% %
due 1988 far each share exchanged. The
on
1964
3%%
will submit to stockholders
1963, a proposal to retire
up
to 408,362
shares of its outstanding < 7c preferred stock by
exchange of subordinated debentures for shares voluntarily ten¬
dered by preferred stockholder's. The maximum of 408,362 shares
a
balance
38%
1
•
4,200,000
.
company has announced that it
annual meeting on March 30,
the
refund
Hawthorne, Calif., toy manufacturer, has /reported sales
$65,628,000 for the nine months ended Dec. 1, 1962. This com¬
with sales of $39,920,000 for the corresponding nine months
the previous year.
yhy
Net earnings of $4,472,000, or $1.68
per 'share, compared with
$3,237,000, or $1.22 a share, for the like period of fiscal 1961-62.
The comparative figures represent a
64%
sales increase and a
:.td; June'';l,^1975i-
2,
States.
This
year
Bromis'sory note "due ih annual, instalments to Sept/
pffer; for 7%; preferred—.
at
;
•
Long-Term Debt:
4%:% promissory notes due Aug. 15, 1963
3%
promissory notes due in quarterly instalments
•
Harvester
International
United
pares
.
Outstanding
$10,627,000
2,000,000
!
paper
amounted
taxes
the
-
CAPITALIZATION
27,678,322 shares outstanding Dec. 31.
This compares with
net earnings after taxes for the year 1961 of $207,227,597,
equal
to
$7.52 a share on the 27,561,531 shares outstanding Dec. 31,
income
in
Gundy
of
tails follow:
the
on
investors
arranged by Lehman Brothers, Lazard Freres
& Co., Inc., New York.
Proceeds were
total of $10,600,000 of outstanding funded debt
was
Wood,
Mattel, Iuc.—Sales Up 64%; Net 38%—
..
federal
the
common
Earnings Higher—* ;
.The
to
and
institutional
to
1982
and
196, p/2584,
Jan.
Sales,
—
issue reported the sale
Co.,
used
.
J
^3%n96i;p«-2671/v/>;
15, 1963, to holders of record Feb. 14,
12V2C per share, which is at an annual rate of
This represents an inceaise of 10c per share over the
heretofore being paid.
of
amount
50c per
.
4
7
ended
a
company
Nov.
22,
has reported that results for the twelve weeks
the first quarter of the current fiscal year, show
net loss of $2,366,000 or 92 cents per share
shares
outstanding at the end of the period.
based on the 2,569,229
In his letter to stock-
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
refunding
June
due
(Dallas)—Merger Effective—
issue, ryv.w'v':::
Detectogas Instruments, Inc., this
>'V." AAAM
C;;u
1995.
1,
y
Pacific Union Gas Co.
See
(
4V* %,
II,
series
!•;
2280.
p.
J Monday, January 21, 1963
.
bonds
mortgage
•—V.- 196,
.
A:?i AA
:>
_
;
yj
Offering—On
14, 1963, it was reported that 250,000 shares of
this firm's outstanding common stock had been sold
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.*
Stock
Corp.—Secondary
Papercraft
v:
Jan.
New York.
v\l
•
>
s
*.i
•' •r..
-o\-,
jy. J. a
Effective
listed
;.
V.
:
•
:.: i
;
.
,
X-.\
Listing—
14, 1963, the common stock of the company was
York Stock Exchange under the symbol PCX.—
Jan.
the
on
'■x\,
.
„
?:■;
New York Stock Exchange
New
196, p. 2675.
'
•
;
?
'
'
,
|Jjf Pictorial Productions,
»
,
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition-—'
The sale of Commercial Decal, Inc., to Pictorial productions, ha§
agreed upon in principal by the directors of both companies,
it
was
learned from Victor
G.
Anderson,
Pictorial Productions^
A
been
'-President.
The proposed
1*1
>?'.
„r.
i
.•
.•
plan Involves -an exchange .ofvscares,the yalue&
of - which was not divulged. '
r
' *
^
Pictorial Productions,, a publicly-owned company, is engaged in
.
in the field of lenticular optics and in-,
and sale of various items embodying
lenticular screens.
•-v«,'i',4v,.v'? » v
privately owned corporation engaged in'
the development and sale of fine decals used in the ceramics and
plastic houseware field. The company is considered to be the largest
research
and
development
.commercial
the
production
processes utilizing
Commercial Decal, is a
unique
of -its* kind
in
industry.
the
companies
Both
located
are
Mt.1
in
Vernon, New York.—tV.-194, p. 2272. *
PneumoDynamics Corp.-y-Proposed Acquisition—
.}
has. presented to the directors ot Jones &. Lamson
an offer to acquire the assets^
of that firm, PneumoDynamics, President Sam S. Mullin announced.?
-. The offer involves cash and long term serial notes,
and is subject
to approval by both companies' Boards of Directors and to approval;
by Jones & Lamson's .stockholders.
njr'AA.A -i£>.
'■i Mr; .Mullim said that the proposed acquisition, if accomplished,
would
add
significantly to the sales and .earnings of Pneumo¬
Dynamics, and would provide diversification in the industrial field
as a major balance to FneumoDynamics'
present "concentration in
The company,
Machine Co. of Springfield, Vermont,
business.
defense
Jones
lathes,
Its
.
'
'
-
& Lamson, organized in 1835, is a prominent producer of
comparators, thread grinders, and other metal-cutting tools.
which
sales,
approximately
world-wide,. were
are
$17
million
1962,
in
'
with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, is a
designer and manufacturer of systems and components for aero¬
space,
ordnance,
marine - and
industrial
uses,
with particular
emphasis on advanced research and
engineering work in those1
fields.
Its 1962
sales were approximately
$40 million.—V. 196i
PneumoDynamics,
1494.
p,
Color Film—
Polaroid Corp.—New
y
long-awaited Polaroid Land Color Film which makes
a
color picture in 50 seconds goes on sale soon in Florida
and will be generally available by la,te'or
kuihmer, it
was
announced by the company;
:"
:
.
;
The
finished
'''
The
Model
In
color
a
able
not
does
roid
Polaroid Land Cameras except the
will t(6quir6 factory ^conversion;
*
after the camera user pulls a tab, he Is
color' print that is completely finished.
The
which
seconds
out
lift
to
print
50
a
require
even
black-and-white
Land
15-year,'research' program that pro¬
from';existing processes'-^
a
existing
all
series
8Q
just
of
radically different
process
in
used
be
can
film—result
new
duced
with. Pola¬
the coating that's needed
This
pictures.
and
seconds
50
one
with the more than 20 steps and 93 minutes plus
drying time needed in conventional color to process a "negative
and, from that' negative, make a print.r *
»*. ^
In outward appearance, the new film—to be called Polacolor Film
—looks and handles in almost the same way as Polaroid blackcontrasts
step
film;
and-white
completely
a
''
dry
*'
that; loads
roll
*
*
in
th&
*
-
Polacolor Film for 3y4 x 4'A" pictures can be used
in
all
existing Land
Cameras
using 40-series film.
Type 38
Polacolor
Film
for
2V2
x
3y4"
pictures • can- be
used -in J33
camera models.
Both film types make six pictures .per roll,
,
Exposure of Polacolor Film is made, in most situations on the
basis of 75 ASA equivalent, and development time of 50 seconds.
Below
60
degrees Fahrenheit, speed of the film drops and de¬
velopment time is increased.
<
.
-t
Indoor
pictures with Polacolor Film can be made with blue
flashbulbs or a blue shield over white flashbulb's, or with elec¬
48
Type
-Reports
is
It
fashion.
same
.
,
tronic
flash.
'
-
-
-
'■
,
of new inventions, many new molecules and hundreds,
laboratory and manufacturing techniques are embodied in
Polacolor
Film.
Of
these,
two
key
concepts-—one for -the
Pozens
of
new
new
negative
and
one
the
inventions
-^-V;
"196,
p.
and
'
;
-
-
-
meaning to - all
the-entire program.
special
for the positive—gave
techniques developed
1877.
in
-
'
Sales
Sept.
was
of
and
for
company
10%—
•/. a-
**• -v*-
*■
V
-
<*-
:
fiscal
the
30 showed improvement over, the previous
reported by Charles Sabel, President, at the
stockholders
'
the
of
earnings
; t
-
Precision Circuits, Inc.—Sales Up
year
ended
fiscal year, it
annual meeting
•;
>»
■ui-,
'■■
\v„.•-
.record '$893,433 from -'$815,674 for -the
increase of about 10%.
The net loss
decreased to $146,283 from $218,309 for the previous fiscal year:
*;
According to Mr. Sabel, the economies
effected by the corn
solidation
of operations have
resulted in a significant reversal
of the
downward
trend.; Based on
reduced operating expenses,
current
backlog of orders and estimated
first quarter results,
the current fiscal year is expected to show a profit, he reported.
V?i 194, p. 534.
i.
_(
,
./I' „
r
3ales
Increased
previous
fiscal
,
to
a
.
an
year,
,
.
Offer Acceptances—
Ramada Inns, Inc.—Exchange
that its offer of
for interests in
99.6% accepted,
resulting in issuance of 1,244,826 of the 1,250,000 shares.* **J
Acceptance of the offer gives the company 100% • of majority
iiitenests in entities which own and/or operate 25 motor hotels
containing 3,264 rooms. In addition, the company has a diviciort
which is engaged in franchising independently owned motor hotels.
At present,
16 franchised motor hotels with 1,441 rooms are in
operation, seven franchised motor hotels
with 1,023 rooms are
On
Jan.
15,
1963,
the
company
announced
1,250,000 shares of common stock in exchange
companies the Ramada motor hotel chain wes
.
under
construction
and
franchises
been
have
sold for
a
number of
proposed motor hotels. The company's owned and franchised
are
located in 18 states.
AAAAA
motor
hotels
York, is financial consultant, and
Republic Funding Corp. real estate and financial consultant to
the corporation.—V. 195, p. 2487.
'-..'V-..
'J;,1'
~
Lee
Higginson
Corp.,
New
_
1; Republic-Transcon Industries,
Inc.—Acquisition—y
by Republic-Transcon of the American Metal Products
holdings of common stock of Briggs Manufacturing Co. was
reported in an announcement by Milton J. Stevens, Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer of Republic-Transcon.
American Metal Products entire block of 231,674 shares of Briggs
:
Purchase
Co.
stock
was
purchased at $7 per share.
Mr. Stevens reported further
Republic-Transcon also purchased approximately 80,000 shares
Eriggs stock from 10 Briggs trusts, also at $7 per share.
He
that
of
frlsci said that Republic-Transcon had previously purchased approxi¬
mately 50,000 shares on the open market for investment purposes.
The
result of these transactions gives
Republic-Transcon more
common
stock.
of $2.5 million.
product and dis¬
tribution lines complement each other, was suggested by Mr. Stevens
than
one-third
of
Republic-Transcon's
Eventual
merger
-
the
1,078,834
shares
of
investment totals in
of the two companies,
*!
.y
s
Briggs
excess
whose
Continued
on
page
49
■
Volume 197
Number. 6231
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
General
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
Goodall
Great
Per -0 When
K.
U.
Share
(United Rayon
American
of
4%
<,
„
$5.50
Allied
Corp.,
preferred
Radio
Alside,
__?■
common.....
(quar.)_
Corp.
'
;
(quar.)
Alterman Foods, Inc;/ (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)___
Airlines,
preferred
3Vi%
American
Chain
American
Inc.,
Cable^
American
25c
"
?_
3-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$2.75
preferred
(quar.)
1
3-
1
3-
59c
Power,
common
(quar.)__
27c
common
shares
and
Public
Service
of
the
Arkansas
and
Missouri
Line
Co.
(Conn.)
Coast
Line
RR
(quar.)
1
1-31
3-15
Electronics
3-15
1
Baker
Oil
Bank
of
Tools,
Inc.
America
Quarterly
Bank of Montreal
2- 4
3-12
2-
2-11
1-14
10c
(quar.)__
&
S.
A.
2-18
1-28
(quar.)
from security profits
investment income_L
46c
1-31
2-28
2-
9%
less
come
Shoe
tax
Buckeye Steel
' V. :
•
California
.
Ink
(quar.)__Ltd., common
6Vi%
preference
Canadian
Carson
Breweries, Ltd.
Scott
&
Convertible
National
Bank
of
Champion
Spark
Plug
Musical
Co.
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.
Cincinnati
Gas
&
Stockholders
proposed
(quar.)
.
Instrument
vote
2-20
Marine
1
2-15
1-31
Oil
44c
and
13c
Consolidated
Continental
Stock
$3.75
3-
3-8
3-8
Midwest
1
1-17
,,?< Minneapolis
27c
2-15
Units
1-31
Missouri
2-21
Missouri
2-28
Modern
3-
2-15
1
32 Vic
Illinois
3-29
9c
3-
National
Bank
&
'
8c
2-20
(Chicago) 7 (quar.
Continental Insurance Co; (N/ Y.)
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
1-31
2-12
2-28
45c
4V'..
$1
2-1
Transport^ines (quar.)17'/2C
County Trust Company (White Plains; N. Y.) :
Stock dividend-i.^^.-u^-___U--^__-i____
5%
2-1
1-25
Diamond
Alkali
Co.,
common
Class
2-15
45c
3-
3- 1
Stores, Ltd.
3-
Corp.,
1"..
Ji0c
3-14
County Trust
1-17
(quar.)^__;____
3- 8
-
50c
(Stamford)—
2-20
3-1
''
Corp.
Fidelity
Fidelity
"
?;
? ?
:,
Fields
First Bank Stock Corp.
Surety
Corp.
Foxboro
Co.
Franklin
(stock
National
,
$1
60c
60c
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.ji—
preferred
preferred
1
2- 4
" l-3l
3-1
;____
2-1
3-
Tank
3-
2-
2-15
1
U.
.
net
A
(one
1-25
5-15 : •
4-26
1-25
Park
15c
^
5-15
4-26
preferred
(qnar.v
15c
2-15
1-25
preferred
pfd.
Gas,
(quar.)____„^^
15c
5-15
4-26
10c
3-5
2-5
S.
Fire
8.
Lines
Co.
Cos.
Insurance
Co.,
Co.
1
2-
1
1-18
1-31
•1-21
,?
1-18
2-
1
3-29
3-
S.
Truck
Lines
(Delaware)
(quar.)..
Foods
preferred
$5.50
Van
1-31
2-15
Waters
«fe
2-1
1-25
Inc.
Trust
20c
3-
Quarterly
Warner
,
-
TVac
;
5
I.
5
(quar.)_*«_
■
4-
1
&
2- 8
3-15
3-15
2-28
4-15
3-30
45c
3- 8
2-21
2-1
3- 8
1-16
2-15
6- 7,
2-15.
.
2-28
2-12
2-27
50c
$1.37Vi
3- 1
3-
1
20c
4-
2
3-20
15c
3-1
2-8
(Winston
—
2-15
?
2-15
Salem)
15c
2-15
2-1
45c
—-——
Swasey
Coast
Stock
1^28
2-25
2-6
3-1
1-31
2-1
2- 1
(quar.)
dividend.^
•
Extra
1-28
'
Stock
——'
stockholders'
2-15
3c
2-1
2-15
2-1
4-' I
of
11)--— 0" 50%—
$1.12Va '
approval 'March
1-18
2-
*tVaC^
-
(subject to approval
1-18
1-18
-2-1
1%.,.15c
—
dividend
1
: 2.^1
15c
—
preferred (quar.)——
White Stag Mfg., class B> (quar.)
?
2- 1; '■ -1-17.
/35C
3-15
.
preferred
(quar.)..-——
Industries, Inc., class A (quar.)
Electric Power, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
2-26
1
2-15
2-15
2-1
$1.50
4-30
4-15
1-31
59%c
3-1
6%%
2-15
35c
50c
1-30
3-
3- 1
2-15
2-15
5c
Wisconsin
$Tl4
r
?
Wisconsin
1-31
v
'*■ >.•; /
1-31
/ >»
ioc
2-
1
2-1
1-18
25c
4-19
4-5
7 Vic
:
2-15
1-31
37 Vic
34 %c
Wisconsin
,
2-*15
,
1-25
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
5.04%
preferred
(quar.)_-__;
preferred
(quar.)
31 '/4C
2-15
1-25
30c
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
21 Vac
2-15
20c
2-18
;
Yellow
2-15
3-11
1-31
•
dends
'
2-
4
47 VaC
3-
1
■?,-?
:??
A
2-15
2-
3- 1
2-14
3-
1-15
3-
?.
1
3-
1
2-14
2-11
1
')
1-25
*
*-vl.
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this
announced
week,
these
being
Name of
A.
?
<te
M.
Abrams
Company
(stock dividend)*.
(quar.)
When
in the
Holders
ShareJ Payable of Rec.
^
,
Instruments, Inc.
(A. R.), Inc.
given
'?
Per
1
5c
3-15
\
preceding table.'
1
25C
3-15
15c
j
we
1-15
?:1-15
•
(Indiana)—
1-28
2-
1
20c
Freight Lines
2-28
'
*
2- 1
15c
(initial)
2-
2-28
2-28
.
2- 1
$1.27
5Vic
,
.___
2-25
2-15
x '•
1-31
2-28
2-28
weeks and not
1-31
10c
50c
class
new
(initial)-
-7
$1.26
—
Company
Transit
Below
4
7Vic
B
/
,
? $1.25
-——
Increased
»v*\'s
1-25
2-
■'?
Enterprises,
class
New
Wurlitzer
1-25
28 Vic
Wometco
•/?;
1-25
2-15
1
,
5%
f:
1-25
2-15
31V4C
%
Public Service—
5.08%
31 Vic
(quar.)————__
4.40%
4.96%
1-18
1%; ?
—
Power &
,
4.76%
•••
2-1
Light, common (quar.)—
20c
2-15
preferred (quar.)
——'?$1.12V2?
3-15
preferred (quar..)
/
61.20/
3-15 :
preferred (quar.)
—....' ,$1.10 /. 3-15 ?
preferred (quar.)
$1.19
3-15
preferred (quar.)____
;
$1.24
3-15
4Va%
4.80%
•
2-15
61 Vic
(Chicago)
—
i
A
Win-Chek
—
———
■
class
Corp.,
3- 1
3- I
36c
6%
2-15
1
18c
—
.
r
3-
Telephone, common (quar,).—_
(quar.).
—:
Insurance
(New York)**-
Quarterly ?_____
Westgate-California
./.Sr-" .1',
2-11
,
1
2-11
•3-<l
of
(quar.)!—_;———i.
America
1
4-1
,
1-31
3-
17V2C
(quar.)
$1.44 preferred
Westchester Fire
2-19
.*••? .2-
2-22
West
10
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2-28
I
30c
Co.
(quar.)_
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
2-19
3-
30c
Co.
1-18
3-12
22Vic, ..,,7.-. 1,
.25c
2-28
v25c-. - 3-15
—
&
1-31
2-14
50c
(quar.)___
Rogers,
Wachovia- Bank
1-31
50c
(quar.)___—L'
Co.
8
3-1
2- 1
.
common
Valley Mould & Iron, common-...
1-15
2-15
18c
'
of
2-8
2-15
(quar.).—1
(N. Y.)
(quar,)__
;
2-
40c
lst
Plymouth Rubber Co.
Potash
3-1
—
XL
2-25
common
Insurance
Pictures Corp.
Chemical Co.—
Petrolitc Corp
Petroleum
•
common
:
112vie;
—
^Phillips
2-15
1-31
12V2C
—
4%%r :preferred
4Va%
4.56%
2-15
2-15
121/2C,
(quar.)
C
20c
:
—
each
share
2-15
1
87'/2C
A
1-25
1
Paramount
2-15
i5C
(quar.)__
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
1-16
8c
(quar.)___———
preferred (quar, )_____
5% redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
——
4.50% preferred (quar.)—:——
4.36% preferred (quar.)_—___—_.
—Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.
(quar.)__
Pall Corporation,
class A
(quar.)_____——
r
3-
...
3-1
30c
(quar.)
common
9
invest¬
Gas
one
3- 1
-
preferred
2-15
.*v
7VaC.
Co..
Co.,
2- 7
3-10
.40c
30c
1-31
10c
(quar.)
for
share
2-15
/'1
30c
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
Co.
Natural
Life
1st
2-21
Boat
,
(Quarterly from investment-income'8c '
class
2-15
?: 2- 1
1
!>"
45c
—
—
2-
30c
from
1
3-'l
3-
'
(quar.)—
(s-a)_i.__
U, S." National Bank (Sad Diego) (quar.)i_
(Washington,
—
redeemable
9
(quar.)
40c
dividend^-.—.—-.————
2-15
&
United Electric Coal
&
Quarterly
3-15
(Indiana)
Chemical
Universal
JL
3-
25c
36c
ap-
50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred ; (quar.)i—
5%
1
convertible
1
'
1-18
3-15
convertible
(quar.)
1-24
—
preferred
Republic
25c'
-
1-25
4
:•/.
*
--
1-21
8
2-
(quar.)i._.——-.
Co.,
5%
$1.15
■
1
1
■
2-8
60c
Battery & Ceramic Corp.
York)
2-15
1-31
3-
Pacific Gas & Electric; 6% preferred (quar.)
5Vu%■ preferred (quar.)—.—
'
td"
10c
(New
3-, 1:
5-
preferred1'(qh'dr,'VI__?iiL ^^Vac '"?
preferred
(quarl)— j2
States Telephone
(increased)
—
1-21
;
4-19
2-15
30c
,
3-1
Texas
1-21
$7,875
4-19
1
20c
2-25
1-25
'
of Cleveland
Owens-Corning Fiberglass
Oxford Chemical, class A
2-15
31 'Ac
4-19
4-19
5-1
Industries, Inc. (quar.)__.
10c
$5 preferred (quar.)
,v"
$1.25
Thermogas Company (quar.)_:
4
8c
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
15c
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)30c
Tobin Packing
(quar.)
;
4- -'
25c
True Temper Corp., common- (quar.)30o
4%% preference (quar.)__-_
$1.12J/2
9
"1-21
$0,065
5-1
5-1
(2-for-l stock split subject to approval of
shareholders April 15)—
1-30
1
income
4-19
5-
2-1
1
Inc.—
Paper,
Natural
".'--25c ''?
(quar.)
Fund,
4-19
1
,
2-15
1
'
4-19
5-1
$1.03%
27 Vac
$1.10
$1.15
27lAc
1
2-15
2-
40c
2-15
4-19
5« 1
1
•2-
(quar.)
3? 1
5-
9714c,
2-15
1-30
2-
26Vac'
92VaC
—
3-1
$1.20
$1.10
:
2-5
/ 3- 7
3-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)_
2-28
3-30
33c
2-
heldj^ii-ii-^w--.-—^
25c
(quar.)_____s____^__-____
:
65c
1-31
371/20
45c4?-
common? (quar.)
25%c
31c
—
—
quar.)
$1.10
2-
'
2- fi
2- 5
/
(increased)
2-
5c
2-28
.2-28
Suburban Propane Gas,
2-
40c
Research Corp.—
stock series
series-——
Ontario
Stock
2-15
2-15
•
1-21
3-11
2-15
60c
General
Old
1-21
>
1
"
5.20% preferred (series 1951)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)—________
4
2-15
15c
ur
4.92%
-
1
10c
10c
Gardner-Denver Co., new (initial)—:
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)—
$1
2-
17%c
(Long Island)
(quar.)
General
2-
3-28:.?
Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'
2-20
dividend)
(quar.)____
4.60%' preferred
2-13
50c
(quar.)_
First Investors Corp.; class A
(quar.,
Class B (quar.)
;
:_i
First
Co.
J
29%c
26Mic
2-
(a payment of
42 Vac
2-15
2-8
1-21
?
5
2-20
distributions
Inc.
Ohio E'dison
1-21'
2-28
' 45c
' 10c
'
1
Commercial Filters Corp. for each 10 shares
4% %
2-1
50c
quar.)
3-
;
2-
?
8
Water-
(increased
3V2% preferred
Sterling Precision,
5% preferred C
2-14?
r
3-15
3-
'
(quar.),
(quar.)
<quar.)__
convertible "
Stauffer
3-15
/
1
1-31
27c
(reduced)
15c
Stock distribution of
*
25c
(quar.)___^_^_-________Li.-___
Edison—
2-15
1
25c
.
Oil Co.
Star
Ogden Corporation—0
■
2-1
45c
&
Deposit Co.
(Maryland).
Union Trust Co. (increased
Plastics & Chemlcdls
:
1
„
.Increased
Fedders
3-
^,1-31
3-
50c
V
iPacka^ing, $1.60 preferred (quar;) ?
1-31
2-28
3-29
f40c
(quar.)—
Air Brake
Oklahoma
Fairfield
(N. Y.)
Westchester
dividend
Northern
2-15
1-31
(quar.)>27%c
preferred
$2
30c
(quar.)
shares
2-20
,
12V2C
-.
(quar.)
$1.20
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_
J 1-31?
?" 3-15"?' ?, .3—1/
62 Vic
quar.)
2-18
2-15
$1
Standard
2-28
$1.05
';v 3-11
75c
Standard
income
held
Equity
3c
income)
2-28
1
>L,
25c
'convertible
2-15
(quar.)
Industries_____
Bradstreet, Inc.
B
Stock
2-15
5c*
Doughboy
2-18
1
2c
(quar.)—^.!?——
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
North; American Coal: (quar.)_—?._rw
North American Van Lines-?* :;
2-20
3-15
\%lhe
Extra'
Dominion
1-31
7
$1
!
stock
Nelly Don,
-
10c
-
(quar.)_______
$4 preferred (quar.
Dobbs Houses, Inc.
Dun &
of
Nekoosa-Edwards
1
•t
:
(quar.)___jl_____
Homes
income)
preferred
New York
J
1
3-
:
$16.25
1
2-
;n
v
1
2-
provai of stockholders and to regulatory
approval
1
2-
2-
:
at
payment
—
$1.50
6 '
2-
2-15
I
2-
2-15
t
5C
2 %
(increased)
Co.
(quar,)_
Securities
ment
1-15
2-15
■.
3-22
$1.26
(quar.)
interest
City Bank
National
2-25
''
1
"4 2- 1
2-25
/
,
15c
Bank
C.)
1-18
3-
-■
common
on
Two-fo,rrorie .^tod^^ s^lit ;"subject
payment
investmt.
Cement
investment
Quarterly
3-11
Mobile
2-
2-15
.
—_
2-15
3-
?
15c
Gas
Investment
National
3-15
3-15
i.,,
America—;
(quar.)_
;
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
4.40%
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)—
4.40% preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Southwest Gas Corp., common
(quar.)
$1.20 prior preferred (quar.)
—
1-14
i
2-15
.___
2-19
3-
3-12
Construction
preferred
preferred
National
2-21
1
55c
Continental
1-31
2-15
Southwestern Public Service-
7 1-25/
action
No
investment
Realty InvestorsNational Savings & Trust Co.
1-31
3-15
93%c>
i__
of
California
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-15
$4.50' preferred/-(quar.)_»—?/$142%? ??4-; l:???3-15'
$5 preferred (quar.)—
$1.25
4- 1
3-15
Investors, Inc. (quar.)
5c
2-15
1-31
1-25
National
D.
40c
Detroiter
Natural
National
>■!: .-V //. •?
(quar.)__
1
2-22
Southwestern
U.
1-11
2-27
...
1
2-15
Co
Co.
Gas
Portland
National
18c
Continental
;
beneficial
Homes
From
1-31
35c
->
1-31
1
Quarterly
Trust
action
4.08%
Southern Gas &
1-25 ?
3- 9
■
35C
Napco Industries, Inc.; 5 % pfd. (this pay■;> ment' clears kll arrears)—___w___l.2___-._National Bank of Detroit (quar.)
L
,
income
(quar.)—___'
i
1-31
1-31
.v////:- >'■* •'*
2-15 '
1-31
.
4%
common
3-14
8
3-8
2%
(quar.)___4——______
Corp.
taken
.
Monongahela Power, 4.40%
Mutual
.
Bolt
&
4.78%
2-15
2-15
Co.__
Morrison-Knudsen
.
,1'18
3- 1
4- 1
3-15
35c
•'
1-18
75c
pfd. (accum.)
(from
Investment
4.50%
Refining Co.- (quar.)____
Co.,
of
3-14
April 24 on a
split on the
1.
3-
$0.0801022 per unit)
3-15
•
10c
capital gains______
Paper,
Inc. . (quar.)__________
Bank (Los Angeles)—
preferred
Continental
2-
1
stock
investment
Shaves
Frank
&
4-1
from
Can
Meier
4-1
-
1
3-19
(N. Y.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp, of America
Sinclair Oil Corp
2-11
2-20
30c
i_
(from
2-
(quar.)
this /time /?-'??-; ?'?
Sealed Power Corp/ (quar.)'
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
18 Vic
inc.
3-15
35c
Co.
3.70%
3.90%
4.15%
—
Merchants Fire Assurance
% Mesabi Trust
(Del.)—
3-22
dividend-;*——
Continental
3-
-
Composite Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly of 5c from
investment
(quar.)
Bancorporation
$l.l2%"j."
(quar.)____i_i_i^i_j'.—10c
Commonwealth
?
2-15
65c
Corp., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (increased
6-1 .V1-5-15
50c
dividend__-._____
insurance-Co';vof America
(Chicago)
1-22
4-
2-28
Corp.'■: (quar.)
Colonial. Corp. of America
(increased)_____
Stock
2-28
2-15
1-31
$1.06Vi
29Vic
Products
1-21v'
■
from
McCord
1
2-28
12 Vic
shares.
net
Shares
4.80%
on
2-
$1.25 ?
gains.
1-31
4-1
:
10c v
Southwestern
capital
f^21
1
3-1
10c
—
1-31
3-H
8c
(quar.)
Mines
Co., 5%
Managed Funds, Inc.-—
3-20
45c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Main Central RR;
Electric—
will
two-for-one
common
'Combined
1-23
Petroleum
(quar.)
Screw
Inc.—
Metals
1-28
_________
Inc.
2-11
•
2-15
5%
(quar.)
dividendi__
2-28
(quar.)
'
City
1
2-
Stock
Metal
(quar.)_
2-18
from
(increased)
Silver-Lead
on
Magnetic
2-15
2-22
(quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service
Corp.
Chicago
1 r
3-
Tobacco
from
$1.16
Cleveland
Candies,
Salant, Inc.
A
Dillon
4.24%
(quar.)_.
Virginia
2-
25c
Extra
'
of
Service
Fund,
Quarterly
5c
_______
&
Class
$1
Madison
$32 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
preferred
(quar.)__
Central
Lucky Friday
$1.12Vi
preferred
5
2-25
26c /'
Glass
Co.
Nashville RR.
3-15
(quar.)
Salant
2-18
55c
stock
or
130c
South West Corp. (increased)
Illinois Light,
common
(increased)
4.64%
/? ;/?
'•//,■■
■•,/'/*",
flOc
common
14c
$60c
2-1
2- 4
Southern
18c
1-25
,
2-15
;2-15
5
5
11-22
/
27 Vic
and
1-25
,2-15
15c
1-22
of
(quar.)
income
2-15
4 %'',
2- 1
Inc.—
Insurance
taken
(quar.)
Co.,
junior
cash
25c
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
:..
..
V
Central &
Central
/
*V,.,
Extra
25c
'
5
1
2-
3-
50c
Dept.)
s
>
Croix Paper Co.
(quar.)
25c
Light & Power, conv. (quar.).
~21c
5% preferred ;(quar:)_:i2_—$1.25
Salada Foods, Ltd. (quar.)—1
: J6o
from
(quar.)
investment
Gas
10c
Pirie
Company
Myers
25c
_■;._.
2-
?
3-
15c
in
.
(increased)
•
$3.50
($0,011
,
iV/
/;.
2-15
capital gains. At the stockholders' option
the
capital gains payment is payable
<•v
_
(quar.)
Banking
1-25
2-21
32'/ac
Scotten
1-31
//:/,
Co.
1
1-31
Louisiana
V
___
1
3-
'
/ ? 3-12
Liggett &
*.*■"'
3-
$1.75
10c
Co.
1-31
75c
Co
(quar.)
30c
S.)
/,<
,
,.
,
St.
6-3
'-.<".0/
•
__ii_
interest
,
,
,
1 ??
7-
j?
plus $0,069 from capital gains)
Corp
1-24
<!t
State
1-25.
1-25
ap-
St. Joseph
approval
,
1-25
;;;
to
Inc.
(quar.)..
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.
(stock dividend)?
Republic Corp. (quar.)—•
Republic National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.) —i__——
Royal Crown Cola: Co. (increased)
Rudy Manufacturing Co..
1-15
Fund—
2-15
38%'c).,,
quar.)
-V
Cement,
York
2-21
-
increased
Castings
'*v.
Canada
of
quar.)
to
'r:;>'
subject
Rayonier,
Russell Stover
<
(S.
from
Life
(a.,.payment. of.*
income
:
7 -y? 2-21/
1-30
3f
lie
(subject
beneficial
Louisville &
Ltd.
Co.
New
10c
mately $.023 per share
Brown
(initial
T
1-25
3-1
$3
income
Libbey-Owens-Ford
American, dep. rctiW/>
payment of 6%% .less British 'lh-.
tax of
38%%
equal to approxi¬
final
A
British
Oxygen,
1
1-31
r-
25c
24c
pfd.
split
—
2-28
Borax
British
2-
i $1
75c
•
$2
54c
Brooks, Inc
_
(Holdings) Ltd.—
American deposit
..receipts
2-20
$2
Lazard Fund,
1
net
Bobbie
3-15
^
(quar.)
1
3-
50c
from
1-16
3-31
stock
provai, of. stockholders. AprlJ/2
—__
3-15
t47Vic
and 8c
1-30
,
3-8
.
.
Common
2-25
8c
__
25c
31V4C
income
Kresge
Kroger
Fran.)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.»___
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund—
.2-
.
,
dividend
Two-for-one
1-
Services Inc.—
dividend
of
Kostin
10c
(San
2-25
6
Fund
profits) ?i?
Harvester, 7%
common
Share
4
50c
T.
N.
3-12
(Del.)
__________
12 Vic
22c
preferred
Foundation
Knickerbocker
60c
50c
Fund, Inc.
3-
Keystohe Steel & Wife Co. (quar.)
Kings County Trust Co. (Brooklyn)—
;
the
Corp.* (quar.)
2-15
3-15
interest
4%
net investment
2-28
4-
3c
Atomics Physics & Science
From investment income
Avnet
3- 8
20c
(quar.')?._—
(quar.)—
Stock
;
23 c
*
'
1-23
2- 1
1-31
(quar.)_____
A
New
(quar.)
1-25
2-
1-30
15c
.
——
City Life Insurance (quar.)
(quar.)__
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Income Fund (series K-l)
1-31
approval
Coast
Atlantic
1-25
2-21"
1-30
2-15
t
2-15
Ketchum & Co.
1-31
"
Co.,
2-15
*
15c
15c
i___
Raybeetos-Manhattan, Inc.-—'
Co.
Payable of Rec.
,
No
Commissions
Atlantic
2-12
?4 v 2-12.
Holders
"When
Share
(quar.).:
$
9
(subject
to
stockholders
/. V ,/approval on Feb. 28)_—
20c •;
3-22 '
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—"
Common (quar.)
—
28c
2-15
3.35%
preferred (quar.)—
84c
2-15
4.50% preferred (quar.)—.
——? $1.12VaV
2-15 ?
Puget Sound Power & Light/com;? iquar.) '
40c
,2-15 "
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)
$1.21
2-15
Pullman, Inc.——
35c
3-14
8
25c
<.
Kansas
split on
subject to stockhold¬
ers
•
1
3-
$1.16%
the
Class
1-31
1
3-
•
68%c
(quar.)
proposed a two-for-one
1
3-
60c
_______
Common
1-31
62Vic
Power
International
1-31
'
4.65%i preferred
Company
3-
(quar.)
8
12c
Co, ? (annual)
Investors Diversified
1
2-
27Vic
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
2-15
20c
(quar.)
3-
7 Vic
beneficial
security
2-15
3-
31 Vic
15c
Stock
1-28
4-
(10c from
investment income plus 14c from realized
" '2-15
34%c
of
Institutional
2-1
1
2-22 ?
40c
(quar.)
Illinois Tool Works (quar;)_i.—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
?;
6% preferred (s-a)____
<L_
Institutional Securities, Ltd.—-
2-20
0 31V4c
Public Service, common..
preferred (quar.)
./
$2.40
3-
Alabama)
1-24
15C
Ci
1':2-ll
2-15
37Vic
:
,
$2.36
3-20
5
Inc.
2
3- 5
-2-15
25c
■_
Idaho
2-15
3-15
2-28
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preference (quar.)
Amerline Corp., class A (quar.)
$2.50
1
3-
Units
2-5
25c
5%
$1.10
1-15
2-15
20c
preferred (quar.)_
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
Arizona
2-1
> 3- 5
0 3- 1 :?•
40c ?/:3-
6%
5%
1-22
62Vic
;
Corp. (quar.)
Seating Co. ■•"(quar.)
Water Works, common
American
2-11
87Vic
(quar.)
Inc
Motors
American
3-18
1-31
'
:-^-"i'tl5c
_
(quar.)___
common
Lines,
4-.1
20c
.
,___
common
1
2-15
:
■
Realty,
class A (quar.)—_____
Class B
(quar.)____
Protective Life Insurance Co.
(Birmingham/'
Corp.—
1), Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)
:
j
v*
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)
Horne (Joseph) Company (quar.)
Hotel Corp. of America, 5% preferred (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—
2-15
2-26
1
3-15
2-15
2-
5%
Electric
Hawaiian
1
2-
1
1
8c
13%c
.
(quar.)„_
&
Export
3-
$1.37Vi**/':
(quar,)
Inc.
American
42Vic
25c
22 Vic
(quar.)
Interstate
1
2-15??
:
(quar.)
(quar.)_.^___fe4.-^iA-^-»^?:"
Telecasting,
B
2-15 '
Presidential
1-21
•-
_
Gas
12 Vic
A—i.——
Financial
Per
Name of Company
2-15
3-
25c
i
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.—
From net
investment income
: ?
0 Gulf
■
per-;:share)>/ 2-?l??
Corp
10c
2-15
Alabama
B
dividend
Class
T,
,<
55c
AMT
Gross
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Mfg.)—.
- receipts
(an
interim
equal to approximately//
deposit
payment
Western
2-28
.
(quar.)—
class
Properties,
'..• -Grand Union Co.
Stock
.,
Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
payment date.
A.
Rubber
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7%c
(quar.)
Giannini Controls Corp.—
5% convertible preferred
'
When
Share
,
Corp.
Gould
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of Company * <t
Company
Indicator
y
(241)
/
4%
8c
5-30
1-25.
4-26
1-11
'
10
r
(242)
r*
,,7'
;
Adams-Millis
Admiral
Plastics
(stock
Techniques, Inc.
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly
from
Products
Alberta
Trunk
Gas
Class
1-25
Line
6c
12Vic
class
"$25c
A : '
125c
B
Kunstzijde
Algemene
(Interim
;
—
,
preferred
Byers
.Amerada
American
(A.
M.)
Book
Co.
(quar.)
;
Book-Stratford
American
Business
Shares—
1
.
'
-
7 '
•
$1.32
1
1-24
t
81.25
preferred (quar.)
class A preferred (quar.)
Equitable Assurance (N.
86.25
37 Vic,
$1.56% V-'
7
...
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American
Y.)—
Increased
American
Class
Greetings
and
in
American Heritage
Common
..-Class
American
Home
Mfg.
Products
American
stock
Mfg.
for
Co.,
of
each
Vapor
share
,
of
American
Motorists
(Stock
dividend)
(Chicago)—
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
quarterly payment of 7c
(A
•V
investment
income
and
ized
capital
gains)
American Natural Gas Co.
..
American
Research
(13c
net
from
'o'
&
1
9c
from
18c
Corp.
.-7."
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)_____
&
Co.
Chemical
&
Film
Corp.
$73c
Power, 4% % preferred (quar.)
Baby Service, Inc. (Del.):
Stationers Supply Co.
(quar.)___
dividend)
Associated
Atchison
Atlantic
4%
3-1
2-8
'^MO
1
L-10
*7 1-25
~
$1
Chase
Refining Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
2-
3.75%
!,•
.
At)as
7
7
Corp., common (stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
Steels, Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
—
" 3-15
93%c
Credit
77
4
_____
Nichols
81.20
&
prior
Co.,
Radio
Automatic
Steel
30c
preferred
Banking Corp., common
Class
A
$1-50
6%
preferred
6%
Avco
Corp.
(Quarterly
1
1
/
7
(quar.)____:
from
2-
1-21
7
10c
1-21
1>,
,
7; 2-28., 7
7,7
7c
v-
a__v___7.
15c
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■
investment
income)____.
<i
'
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1-16
'77'7.7y;•
7 1-25 .7.. 1- 4
Babbitt
(B.
T.),
(quar.1____^7___
Inc.
Corporation (increased
Quarterly
_i.—
Quarterly
•
7
"■*
81
>
preferred
Bank
of
Barr
Nova
Corp.
Barry
Columbia
$4.25
Chemical—
(quar.)___
Scotia
(stock
12Vac
!
(quar.l—
J55c
dividend)
7 Vac
dividend
Products
Bathurst
Power
common (quar.)___
(quar.—
preferred
Baystate
Class
A
81.40
&
Paper, Ltd.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_
Corp.
Common
i
d
payment
of
-
2-
15c
..
"
7
*
1 '7
1-15
1-15
112-
1
British
•
Quarterly
3-11
1-30
1-18
Bell
&
Best
Howell
&
Company
$1.90
$5
.
(year-end)
($0.14
Tax.
Boise
per
equal
Cascade
Borg-Warner
Boston
sh.
Corp.
Corp.,
Edison
preferred
4 78%
preferred
Bowman
Bowser,
Stock
B^cn
Products
Inc.,
per
Co.
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
(T-V
J.»
&
(accum.)_.
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
27 Vic
dividend)
2-13
1
1-11
2-1 7;
1-17
2-15
2-
2-15
8c7
1-18
r
29c
2-
1
7 Vic V7
1-30
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55c
7
51 VsC
2- 1
2-
1r v
2-
;
1
50c
(quar,)__
.
vV
.
_
,10c
:
-
1-
7
1- 5
2- I7;
1- 5
ll';.
3-20
7 4-
77 7
Florida
Gas
Design,
Inc.
Consumers
Power
preferred
Co.,
Co.
Fluor
(quar.-)___—•
common
--
-35c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)-
;
_7_—
■
preferred (quar.)!
6'/a%. preferred (quar.)__
6% preference (quar.)
Controls
Stock
Co.
of
dividend
Products
Corp.
America
Co.
•
1-11
3-8
4-' 1-
3-
8
4-
3-
8
_7
;
_I_—I—__u
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
(increased)
ioc
15c
'
16 V40
37 Vac
IOC
20c
.;
(quar.)—
(stock
7\:-v...
and
.
7
7
;
___;
4%
Company
preferred
Bank
.'
.
(Long Island)—
dividend
the
(subject
Comptroller
shareholders
to
Currency
the
of
,
Stores
(Charles
A
•
;
Corp.
(quar.)
Fraser Companies, Ltd.
Extra
!
1
Class
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
approval)
Franklin
77:
dividend)
(s-a)
Markets,
Fund
—
dividend)
"
•■■>' 5c
;
cdmmon
L_
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
1-10
dividend)—!
—-
Ltd.
National
Stock
divi¬
—
(stock
Utilities
&
(stock
Motor
Y.)—
(N.
stock
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Giant
1-15
2-20' 7 1-18
4%
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—
Frost
;
60c
Motors
.
4-1
Engineering Corp.—-
Continental Commercial Corp.,
Continental
2-27
2-15
$1.04
•
(qUar.)
preferred
&
50c 7
$1.13
preferred
Corp.,
Franklin
7 7 Vic ;1-31 7
1
(quar.)
Aviation
-,
57 Vac
Bank
a
dividend
Water
Foursquare
(quar.)__
the
upon
:
Steel
Stock
Florida
-
■
Financial
Moore
&
Ford
.
______
National
approved
Western
5%
(Boston)—
conditioned
:
Common
.
Natural
Westchester
Food
—
(increased)
(Cleveland).
payment
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
optional—cashor
Consolidated
Corn
First
177.1- 5
'
47Vac 7
7
I- 5
:
2-
51c
-
.
Realty
Trust
acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
Square Building in Cleveland)
Fischback
7
;
the
(quar.).__
Y.)
(N.
dend
1-15
of
ap¬
of
;
Stockholders
.
:.
Comptroller
Real
Union
approval
to
and .also.to the
22
National
First
(quar.)__
Trust
gains,
(subject
the
Bank
12-20
(quar.)
—
(Jersey City, N. J.)
7
by stockholders
Jan.
of
(Tentative
<
i.
Invest¬
approved
dividend
E.)
&
:
(quar.)
Co;.,
class
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer
A
(quar. )_
-
,
Co.,
common
4%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—
Quarterly from capital gains
Furman-Wolfson
(Initial!
_;
-
Futterman
Class
35c
J
A
Corp., class A
(monthly)
Class
2%
A
(monthly)
(monthly)
,1
-
45c
7VaC
National Bank of San Jose—
City
77
Power—:'"
Investment
Bank
dividend
National
First
"
—
National
2 Va %,
56V4C
J.)
;
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preferred
Business
First
Freightways
capital
Small
First
1-20
30c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
stockholders
12 Vic"
28 %C
7 :7:
7
Co.
proval
t
w
25c
Corp.,
Connecticut
Stock
.7
(quar.)___—___7 '
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
■
General
ments
Stock
;
Stores
Department
Quarterly
First
gains)
common
&
Quarterly
r
Financial
4
Fund
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
First Camden National Bank & Trust (N.
First
:____
preference
Continental
87 Vac
$1.19
(quar.)______
Sons
Stock
$4.16
33c
1-31
7 2-28
".
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J.)
7—7.*.
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (from capital gains)
i-10
1-10
Ohio Electric—
$4.52
10c
4%
Financial
3-15
preferred ":(quar.)__L___
$4.25
$1.06
dividend
Brentwood
•
.
^
preferred
-
1-31-.
•
(quar.)
Construction
.
share)——
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-30
7
-:
31V4C
:'.:7
(N.
Special
Stock dividend
1-23
First
Corp.—;
dividend)
Inc.,: 40c
stock)
(quar.)
3%%
Co.,
4 25%
17c
r
$$i 7
t$l t7
9c
i
Co.
Fidelity Bank (Beverly Hills, Calif.)—
"
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
(From
(interim)
payment
of
less 7'/2%
South African
about
to
2-15
-
87VaC
.
Insurance
Federated
2-13 •
1-18
4-1.7 3-6
7
12c
from capital
Consolidated'
■
—
rets
7 '
(accum.)7
Light
Consolidated
Corp. (stock dividend)
Blossman
Hydratane Gas
(stock
dividend)
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Co.—
dep.
30c
(quarterly from income)
Gas, $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)_—_
Consolidated Edison
Birdsboro
Amer.
7
$1.12 Va"
common—
(quar.)
preferred", (quar.)
Connohlo,
;
class A
1
7~__
r(quar.)—__
7
common
preferred
4.12%
dividend
Co.,
50c
^__
"
Manufacturing Co.—
Stock
$2.04
$2.00.
(quar.)
Biederman Furniture Co.,
Bin-Dictator • Co.
(quar.)
Binks
(C.
$2.06
/•
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_l
.
Connecticut
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bekins Van & Storage (increased)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
:
G.j, Ltd.,
I
(quar.7
(quar.
Federal Paper Board Co.*
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Vac
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto
Rico., Inc."
3-11
in¬
Behlen
4%
12
Illuminating—7."
dividend
Conn
4-
$1.23
Inc.
&
Commonwealth
7,,3-11
17
—
,
common
preferred
$1.25
'i
——_7.
:
7 Commonwealth Edison Co. (quar.)___
;• Commonwealth Investment Co.— '7,v •777"777
1
1
4-
(stock dividend)
Co.__
Federal
Southern
(Quarterly
(quar.)____—-7
—
Inc.,
5%
Engineering Inc." (quar.)——1_
Clearing House Inc. (quar.).
Commercial Tryst Co. -(Jersey City)—7*77
4
4-
Equity Corp.
Eversharp,
Combustion
Stock
dividend
Evans Rule
$1
/"Commerce
1-10
.
.
Stock
40c
(quar.)_______
(stock
&
dividend___
...
250
.
4%,%■ preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)___
7
$2.20
less
16%
$35c
V
1-4
72- 1
Stock
Family Record Plan (quar.)—
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
preferred
•; Columbus
71 1-10
1-31
1-317
43c
$40c.
$25c
y
1-31
7
v-a 2-
taxi
come
1-31
"
(quar.)
preferred
(Interim
7
4
1-11
1-25
2-28
V
20c
28 Vac
,
(quar.)___»_
Beech
Aircraft
Corp.
(quar.)_;
Beecham Group, Ltd., ADRS—
;
/,
$12 Vac
'
1-
12-?1
1
7:;
1%
Corp.,
4%%
•
4%
.
2-
1-31
;
12 Vic C
Corp. (quar.)
Distilling (stock dividend)
Bartons
Candy Corp.
(quar.)
Basic
7
5%
Wright
Barton
Stock
1-25
*
:
$1.25
Pictures
Common
Corp.—,
——__77__T-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Employers Group Associates
Emporium Capwell Co.—
30c
42 Vac
Colorite
Plastics
(quar.)
____:
7 Columbia Gas
System (increased quar.)—__
—
Baldwin-Montrose
4%%
$1.50
7 30c
-
7% non-cumulative preferred.,.
4 Colonial Acceptance Corp., cla'ss A
Oil
dividend
preferred
Empire Financial Corp. (stock dividend)
Empire State Oil Co. (increased s-a)
Empire Trust Co. (New York)—
) >
87 VaC
(quar.)
" 3%%. preferred
(quar.)
Colllngwood Terminals Ltd.,
Colorado
(incr.-quar.
(stock dividend)
$1.25
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
Fund,
Co.,]common
7
$4.50
7
Quarterly
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
5%
30c
(quar.)
common
Common (quar.)
•7. ,7
,
>
quar.)—_;
common
dividend
Products
Empae District Electric Co.—
So
>
(quar.)
(accum.)
Stock
65c
v-
——„7_
(accum.)_
.(quar.).-__----ii-_'i—-
preferred.
Colonial
Bacardi
7
—.—.—_—
Co. (quar.)_____________—
Homes, Inc.
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Wholesalers, Inc.
Emhart Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
30c
—
(quar.)
City Investing Co.
Cleveland. Electric
1-16
1-25
5%
$35c
31V4C
Corp.—
Electronic
30c
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
::5%
1-31
6c
■
5%
1
2-20
;;,-7-7l
(increased)
5% preferred (quar.)__
7
:>
2-15
7
1-31
77 20c
"B"—
7
4
>1-16
1-31
preferred
87 VaC
(quar.)_.—_
Co., class A—
(stock dividend)
preferred
Stock
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry. 7
1-21
7.
.
lincreasfd-quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund
1-3
,__7777"77c
1-31
..i 1.-16
7 37 Vic'. 7: 1-3177- 1-16
<quar.)_
B
2-1
7
4%
$1.12 Va
4%%
31C
V
Gas & Electric,
Milling Machine,
Cincinnati
Co.—
Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)_
:
Eichler
33 %c
7,0
'_
*
____!
Lime
Ekco
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
—
preferred
5%
$6
62 VaC
'
—
Stero
Cincinnati
:
Oil
and
income
Echlin Mfg.
25c
(quar.
(quar.)
Co.
net
profits)
$7 preferred
——-
Refining
Cotton
Churchill
1-10
2-
7.7
(quar.)
A
preferred
1-10
(
1--.3
10c
.7."
—
preferred
J
4
1
4%
.
1-
..
1-31
;730c
>
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Quarterly
Quarterly t
2-21
.
Oil
from
(quar.)
de Nemours
Corp.,
Can
15c
27 Vac
Manhattan
Chicasha
1-10
7 1-10
2-
J25c
;
(quar.)
Mfg.
(stock dividend)
Products, Inc.— 7.
-'v.
non-cumulative
Automobile
■
common
preference
Automatic
1
1-31
2%
t2oc
.
Austin
® 2-
-
; 2%
7.
77
7%
■■■■
'
,
.
77 2- 1
60c
Class B
Atlas
East
Chemical
'v'7:1^18
1
$1.18%
<quar.)____
I.i
Eastern
;
Bank
(N. Y.)
(quar.)___ Enterprises, Inc. -(quar,)—— 1
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
7
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 7, 1 77 7
■?>•„ ■
•»,'
*7
3%%
preferred ; (quar.)
-—'.h
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.:
72-8
•
Atlantic
Inc.
(E.
Pont
(6Vic
realized
*
~
$2.50
Champlin
1-11.
1
'}
,
(quar.)
-*
Co.- (quar.)
4.06%; preferred
12-31
1-30
"2-
,/' 3- 1
13c';
2- l
(quar.)_
preferred
4
$5
: -4 3- 1 7
1-25
25c 7
2- 1
12-28
City Electric Co.—
preferred
from
(quar.)
y.
Telephone Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.35 preferred
(quar.)j.
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
iquar.)_.
DuPont of Canada, Ltd. (final)
7—^<,7
-Central.
V:
1-23 ^•T-4
2- 8
Soya
—_
(quar.)
1
Monthly
Dreyfus Fund
IOq
Century Shares Trust (quarterly from capital
gains)
:
■
4, 4.75%
7 46c
>7
5c
,
Co.
Eastern States
30c
.
Chemical
Eastern
Central
(quar.)
Ltd.
Properties Corp.
Monthly
(quar.')i.___
preferred
Ltd.
Coal,
Chemical.
■
(quar.)____
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
7.7 Common
(quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)
•
Duro-Test
7. 4%
$1.40
Ltd
&
&
Drew
7,.
2-
>)H
$1.12%
(stock
Corp.
-
:
Long Co., Ltd. Ordinary—
Final payment of 6%
less British income
tax: Of :-38% %7—7.7.
Dow
dividend)
•
' ■,
•
Dorman
du
(stock
Central Securities Corp.—=
Bridge,
Steel
Tar
77 $1.50 • preferred
2-1
-10c
5%
Appalachian
Associated
12-28
•
;
Central Power & Light Co.-*?
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
1-16
V;72- 8
1-28
1-14
.
$250
(increased)__
Dominion
2-28
; 50c ,'j;
A-<iRor->- <7. $35c
"u"'$56'Ac
,
,
Dominion
3-15
7:
12-29
1-30 7 12-29
415c
r
(quar.)_____
Ltd.
Anglo-Huronian,
1-21
...,
Gas
'
income).
dividend!
(stock
Fund, Inc. (75c from net long-term
capital gains and 5c from ordinary income)
Ducommun.
Indiana
7
.
quarterly
1-30
720c
.
Anglo-Canadian Telephone-Co.T -el.
*"»%
preferred - tquar.)
i 82.90
preferred
(quar.)
Apco Oil
1
10c
Co.
Clayton
V
1
Dominion
12-31
•
Tractor .(quar.)
Corp.,. 5% pfd. (quar.
„
(annual)
Coupling
Anderson
Arrken
3-
2-
V
„ '
f: $2.25
7- 3 \--i 6-21
7',-sf7\K.;7'->7V7
1- 7
1
2-
(quar.)
Ltd.- (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
45c
(quar.)—___:
Manufacturing Corp.
(quar.)—:—_
Mines, Ltd.
(increased quar.)
preferred
Central
Corp.
Dominick
3Vic
Celotex
27VaC
(quar.)_
Seagrams
Dodge
12-31
12-31
Caterpillar
"
31c
'i
1
$1.25
.i
Co.
National
Corp.
20c
—
Dinettes
Scott
___•
40c
—______
Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment
.
.
35c
(quar.)
Dixie
2c
quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Dividend
:.'v:7
(increased
25c
25c
1-18
1-10
12 Vac
>
■
,
Finance
2-28
2%
—
(quar.)
:
Increased
12 Vic
>
1-15\
-
%•'-
50c
.•
-7
Extra
Anchor
^
7
4 V2 %
&
Cassiar Asbestos,
Extra
1-2
V,
,
7$
(s-a)
preferred
•.
'«•/',
■;
>
Ampal-American Israel Corp.
4%
sale
(quar.)
'
2-1
'
1
from
i
Viscose
Amoskeag Co.—
$4.50 preferred
7:
r
\
4 1-30
16c
(increased' ,35c
and
f
real-
._
Development—
income
.
&
Light,
E.), <fc Qo,
(JL.
Pirie
2-
25c
77 $2
1-10
17VaC* 7; 4- 1
10% "i'\- 1-28
gtd. (quar.)—
com.
(increased)
Power
Carpenter
Carson
12-26
>
_.
7
sterling)
in
Inc.
Carolina
share from
a
securities)
American
,
'
2-19
1-31
(s-a)
common
payment
(quar.)_____
Carlisle
Corp.
(increased)_
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio
•'
4
Ry.,
(final
.
2
']73- 1
s.
r_»7;
,
Caressa,
Dial
Dome
Canal-Randolph- Corp. (quar.)
Cannon Electric (stock dividend)
Capital Snares, Inc.—
r;
.■■{■■■
.,7/ (From ne$ Investment income)
■>''<
2%
American
1 7,
Co.
Diamond
v.(.3- 8
1
7)2- 1
$$1.25 7
2- 1
(quar.)
Pacific
Raynolds
Vilbiss
Extra
8
f37 V2C
>
r
Devoe &
De
Imperial Bank of Commerce—r
Preference
,
]
____
4-
7/ 2-
f$1.50
Extra
Canadian
3- 1-
4, l"28
$1.06%
Insurance
_____
t87Vio 7
—
i
(quar.)___
common
Distillers
common
10c
36c
(increased)—
debenture stock (quar.).
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.
1-15
4-1
Light
8%
12-28
$87VaC
&
$1.19
Mfg., class A (quar.)
Voting
12-28
1-28
Power
Dennison
,;i2r31
1-31
50c
(quar.)
•
1-15
1-28
15
f.
preference
Canadian
1
"...
"
777
7
4American Metal Climax Inc.
4V*% preferred (quar.)
2-10
77 2- 1
"<
.
•
held)
common
: ; 1-25
110c 7
20c
Corp.,
Delaware
1- 2
12 Vic
20c
System, class A (quar.)
(increased-quar.)_
Corp.
2
12%?
>
}75c
V,, 3y.
1-
55c •'
Ltd.,
•
2
1- 2
33c;7.\ 2- 17
t
1-
1; 7 1- 2
$25C
1
2-
30c
,
shares
($.015
capital
7_____7
Ry
Co.,
2-
$50c
7 1-14
1-28 kv'.lr 2
12c
_
dividend-
Corp.
(monthly)
-7
'7,
5%
(quar.)
class
A
(quar.)
DeSoto Chemical Coatings, Inc., com.
4%% preferred
(quar.)
1-18
;7
7 31c/7
2- 1
31V4C
'2-1
1-2
1-21
,
'•*•• 3-14
3-14
8c
Co
2-1
30c
___7
•
__________
,
8c
(quar.)
American
Stock
"
^
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Transit
C.
Dayco
1-15
2-15
77-.7 (Increased-quar.)
5%
„
c
18c
(quar.)
'4
(quar.)
Bronze
l;
7
pay-.7*7 7
1
B
2-
1-22
Publishing Co., Inc.. (N. Y.)
(quar.)__
B
dividend
18%
Corp.
(quar.)
Telephone, com.
&
"7
75c
(quar.)
-■
Class
,
stock
B
stock)___—
(quar.)
D.
$3 pfd.
preferred v(quar.)-_
Canadian
Corp.
class
class A
Water
Canada Southern
•
,l«j.;8^
7
2-1
preferred
preferred
1%
Campbell Soup Co: (quar.)
Canada, Packers, Ltd.—
7 : Class A (quar.)___
1-8
1
.
27Vac
A
able
■
2-1
2-
12 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
Extra
,
—-
50c
(quar.)
Sugar Co.—
preferred
—
Fastner Co.: (quar.)
Campbell Machine
(s-a)_
Campbell Red Lake Mines (quar.)___-
"
v;
Corporation
7%
7 Camloc
(Quarterly from net investment income)Ui./?;;^'3Vic2-20 7' 1-22
Can Co., common (quar.)
50c
2-25
lrl8
American Cement Corp.
s
7 V
;
American
Inc.—
Co.
preferred
Cuban-American
"_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.J
$1.25
1-11
12-28
2-
f
$1.20
$1.24
\ 1-11
2-.1
45c
10c
10c
V/
—-
(initial)
Press
Co,
Packing
California
•
Seal
7Vic
!_
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7 California
(increased)-^^':::^:#;85c.'^;^l^l^:-r 1-15
Extra
American
CTS
Daffin
3-15
4- 1
&
convertible
$2
16)
California Electric Power,
...
7 933/4C
(quar.)__
Petroleum Corp.
of
2-
!_
Holders
7
1
2-
25c
(quar.)
10c
Cork
Crown
Union Gas Co. (quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., common
!
v7'::
Co.
Extra
approval
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
7:-'
Crowley Milner &~Co
(quar.)
(subject
to
stockholders Jan.
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
of Company 7
Crouse-Hinds
4
Co.
dividend
.
83.75
1-
1
Burgmaster
V
—T.¬
2-1
; 1-10
Stock
dividend
;
7." 2- 1
1-10
Allied Control Co. (increased).:
—
7c
2-16
1-25
Allied Mills, Inc.
(quar.)____—;
50c
2- 9
1-23
Allied Stores Corp.,
common
(quar.1-21 ' 12-20
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)_ f " 30c
3-10
2- 8
—
2-
tax
1-21
'
5c
3%
Trust
12Y3C
7
7
Common
..
56c per American share)
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling (quar.)____—
Products
.
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Brooklyn
^
•
Forest
Ltd.—
.
Holders
When
Share
v
•
British income
less
Broad Street
12-21
1-14
1-10
1-18
1-18
.
2-15
Unie N.V.
(A.K.U.)—
of 4%, approximately
payment
Columbia
British Oxygen,
6%%
7 7
Company
••
«,
1-21
2- 1
v, 1-24
2-15
5c
:—
Ltd.,
Co.;
^
^
—;
(quar.)
;
Stock
.:7\,7''''
.
Chemicals
&
5%
British
1-18
2-15
1-17
1- 7
1-31
dividend)__
income
(special)
net
Products
Control
Air
-2-1
3-15
—
Aerosol
Air
.,18c
15c
■
—
(quar.)_
Y.)
Inc. r.(N.
:
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
5c
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries,
Adirondack
Holders
Wfren
Per
Share
Name of Company
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1
1-31
1-10
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1-10
1-25
Number 6231 »Y
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Volume
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Gamble-Skogmo,
Extra
"
Sporting
Goods
(quar.)—
Transportation
1
be
iquar.:
12Vic
Investors, common (yearof $1.70 from capital gains
payable in cash or common stock and 11c
-•
from
preferred
net
accumulated
$4.50
Co.
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Precision
$4.75
,
•
•>
«
♦
1-24
Jane
3-13
Jantzen,
1-25
12-21
30o
2-1
Equipment
Y 'Y
;
YY
preferred
General Telephone
Co. of Florida-*-^
preferred (quar,
preferred (quar.)__
$1.32 preferred (quar.)„
....
$1 preferred (quar,—Yw
Y~~
$1.25
Waterworks
t
__
'2- 2
•
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<quarY)YY_Y_
(quar.)_:;_________YYw
Inc.'
•
Gimbel
Ginn
&
Girard
(quar.)_-___
Inc.
Company
4%%
(P.
H.)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
45/a%
Gluckin
__
__
Co., Ltd.™.
Company' .(quar.)
(H.
W.)
—_
__
Co.i (quar.)___a__
Atlantic
...
Pacific
&
Tea
(quar.)
YYYYii.
dividend"YYY jYYY
<quar.)__
___
.
Southern
Life
Quarterly
;
Industry
Shares
Gulf
Life
Co.
37Vic
30p
2- 1
3-15
(10c
from
net
1-31
1-15
1-10
■
—
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$5- preferred
;
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♦
.
Hagen Chemicals & Controls, com.
'■ '••.>.•'
•
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Lewis
6%
Lincoln
Harcourt
&
World.
12Vic
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
3- 8
2-15 "'
2-20
2- 4
1- 1
1- 2
2- 1
5%
15c
2-
dividend^—2%
Hart, Schaffner St Marx (quar.)i-__^_—35o
"
dividend
Stores, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Hartford Electric Light, sew com. (initial)—
"
",40c
of America, common (resumed)—
10c
5% preferred (quar.. 62VnC
Hawthorne Financial
(stock dividend)_____
5%
Hayes industries, Inc. (quar.)—
25c
Instruments
Co.—^
Stock
Gallon
Products, common—
7%
preferred (quar.)———————
6% preferred (quar.)—
•
1
Hercules Powder,'
^preferred (quar.)—*.*:Herman & Appley—
•
- •
'
1-25
1-29
2-15
2-
35c
2-1
3- 1 '
2-15
2-15
1-31
,5 %
5%
1-21
5-
1
(monthly)__—;_
$.04166
.
2-11
Class
A
(monthly)—————;.——^,—
(monthly)
$.04166
T
3-11
$.04166
$1.09%
20c
3-1
2- 1
3* 1
—35c
37V2C
Ball
&
Houston Lighting &
$4
•-
12VaC
Oklahoma Gas
2-15
Ontario
3*1,
3-1,
2-
6
2-
6
t5c
preferred
»i
* <•
(quar.)—L————
.
Power-—
-
3 -11
2-21
3-15
2-21
2- 1
1-10
jr28
12-28
)
Bay Oil
&
Ltd.——.
Gas,
\
2-28
2- 4
2- 1 '
1-22
.
J
$30c
1-15
i
1-10
"
1-14
1-14
1-14
*
^
•
4.70%
4.42%
4.26%
preferred Yquar.)
4.08%
preferred
Indian
.
$1.50
class
Mills,
preferred
Bell,
$1.25
Co.
Ltd.
51c
(monthly)
A
preferred
6c
(quar.-).
;
.
31(40
Growth
.
from
Y 1-12
2-1
1-10
2-
1-10
2* 1V
1-10
\
2- 1
2-1
1-10
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1
1-10
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2-
2-
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1-10
1-
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2-20
2- r
37Vic
i_i_.
(resumed)____,
(quar.)
Ltd.-—
Institutional Shares,
Institutional
V
^
(quar.)_____
Limestone
Ingram &
52V2C
(quar.):
Properties,
Head
Indiana
25c
30c
58%c
preferred (quar.)_—_—________
preferred (quar.)—55V4c
preferred (quar.)L
53V*e
4.20%
Income
25c
1
1-15
'-1-15
1'
1-22
244.
1-25
1- 4
2- 1
1-15
vestment
security
4-30
4-15
1-31
1-10
22-
Income
4Vi%
plus
8c
preferred
50c
A
,
preference
Intermountain
International
4%
realized
(quar.)
Gas
-
2-15
(quar.)
fi3c
preferred (quar.)
Products, Inc
Telephone & Telegraph—
•
Co., $3
B
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)_____j,___________
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd. (quar.)
Department
Stores
(increased)
2
1-30
Y
l
l-23
4%
;■
j
Shoe
Corp.
preferred
4%%
1-31
75c
"
5c
•
-
>"
1
2-
1*
1-10
1-
$1
V
f75c
~15c
4%
2-28
2-28
(George J.) Mfg. Co.
Michigan Gas & Electric—
1
4.40%
Middle
preferred
States
Common
1-25
5%
3-1
-
,
1-25
•
2-8
2-15 "
1-18
2-15
1-18
(quar.)
Meyer
2
2-
2-20
.
$1.31'4
;
2-
Scott Corp.___
4-20
2-15
Midland
n
Miller
Telephone
Co.
of
Illinois—
(quar.)_-
Guarian
Co.
(stock
Mfg. Co., common
Minnesota & Ontario
3-15
3-15
.
12-31
1-31
1-10
1
2-
1-16
1
1-10
1-31
1-17
2-
1-18
1
3-15
1-25
31-
1
4
2-
1
12-31
2-
1
12-31
1-30
2-16
1-30
1
Y 1-14
23-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
1-25
%
15c
2-15
>
32Vic-
-
$1.101
%i>*
Y
Y"
-
*
25c
25c
dividend)2%
-
Paper (quar.)____
Y
-
10c"
25c
•
1-10
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-16
1-10
1
1-15
2-1
1-21
2-1
1-21
:
3-18
1
1-31
1-16
1-25
1-
4
2-1
1-21
1-25
25c
6%
$1.25
'
4-
8
1-
4
12-28
1-25
3-
1
2-15
3-30
2-25
2-28
2-
4
12-28
1-31
1-18
1
12-31
3-29
3-12
37 %c
3-29
3-12
2%%
2-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
__
1-15
'
1-18
commoa—
5c
1-31
a,—.a.—Y»-Y——•———>———
:.
5c
4-30
4-
1
J
(quar.)
of S.
(incr. quar.)_
F.
& .Chemical Co.,
Co.
7-31
7-
8
1-18
25c
(quar.)
Airways
1-31
1-7
1-18
25c
2-
10c
1-25
1-2
IOC
1-25
1-10
f45c
(quar.)
(New Hampshire)
investment
Traffic
2-15
1
'
income
(quar.)—;
Co.
Ltd.,- common.—————
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp. (quar.)—
(J. C.)
Penney
Extra ■>
Co.
1-18
4
t$1.50
2-
1
1-
15c
2-
1
1-15
30c
2-
1
1-
9
30c
2-
1
1-
9
(quar.)——
—
$1.06
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust—
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Howell & Heather—
Class A, common (increase quar.)
Class B, common (increased quar.)_—
1 i
2-15
3-
1
2-15
1-15
$1.06%
2-1
40C
2-1
1-15
1
2-15
15c
3-
5c
1-3
1-31
1-18
1-31
1-18
1-31
1-18
12 %c
1-31
1-18
51c
—
1-20
1-31
62 %c
•
2-1
5c
17 %c
25c
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (quar.)___
Permanente Cement Co., common
(quar.)__
5%
3-
$1.16
4.24% pid. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—Y----iY-———
4.64%
1-16
12-31
2-
5(5
(quar.)
Insurance
:
20 c
———
net
2-14
1*18.
Peterson,
Corp. of America (from net capi¬
gains, optional—cash or stock).
Philadelphia Electric Co;
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
—
Petroleum
tal
$1.17
2-
1
1-10
$1.J0
2-
1
1-10
$1.07%
preferred - (quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)___
4.44%
2-
1
1-10
2-1
1-10
________
95c
preferred (quar.)_
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—
Stock dividend
3.80%
i >
preferred
3.90%
Pierce
$1
dividend
Stock
Plttston
B
Price
(stock
Bros..
Procter
Progress
&
Ltd.,
Gamble
Mfg.
5%%
(Del.)
1
2-13
2-
1
5
1-11
22-
62 %c
1
1
1-11
1-21
7C..
2%
11-30
40c
;
•
•:
1-26
1-10
lrlO
1-31
1-11
3%
1-25
12-31
——:—
common
Co.
4-
1
3%
1-25
12-31
(quar.)
$1.37%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Co., $1.25
1-17
2-
4-15
4%
dividend)—
Co.
preferred
Regulator
1-15
1
10 c
V
(Increased)
Scale, Ltd. (quar.)___A_—
Corp., class A (stock dividend)—
(H. K.)
4'A%
1-15
.
3-
Y:Y;tlY
-
—
Company, common
dividend
Pneumatic
Class
r
1-31
'
Stock
Polymer
?-
.
40c
(quar.)_
Company, common (Increased)
$4 preferred (quar.)
——
Pioneer Aerodynam System-(initial)—______
Pittsburgh Brewing,
common
(quar.)
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
Glass—
i ;
16c
Pillsbury
Pittsburgh Plate
2-
97>/-/>
(quar.)_—
Chemical
Stevens
&
12-14
1-21
2%
—
.
Philip Morris Inc.*4%
preferred (quar.)—————Y-Y.
Powers
2-
1-30
32%c
$1.16
$i
* 12Vac
450:
Y. *'; 45c
.
——
(quar.)—_
32-
Square Mutual Fund—
Porter
1-22
2-21
15c
1-30
Davis
4.30%
2-
1-10
32c
tl5c
(quar.)—
Penmans,
1-11
1
(quar.) __——;_—______
preferred
:
1-21
20c
(quar.)__
1-15
1
1
35c
Corp.
Bank
American World
From
1-18
4
4-20
30c
32Vic
—$1:;
$1.18% -
:
1-10
1-31
—
Lighting
Nutrient
1-15
2-
2%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines .(quar.)
1
2-
2-15
Pacific
3
'2-21
3-11
Y.)___Y--L__—__
common
(reduced)_____
(quar.)_^
,(quar.)
&
1-
8
Bank—
preferred
Merritt-Chapman
Stretch
dividend
2-
'"^1-
1
_
preferred
Stock
2-
;>
$1.12%
;
5.25%
Interstate
Melville
Y
:35c
common..
Interior Breweries Ltd.—
International
from
12c
Corp.,
1-18
1
*
__1
Brook* National
Meadow
Y.)—.
2-
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
1-17
(N.
1-10
2-1
^
60c
National
1-10
1
6-14
(Springfield Gardens, N.
profits)
Pacific
3-15
Stock dividend.^.
:
in-
"
Interchemical
1-10
2-
$1
1-3 lv
Bank
2-
10c
-
Co.,
Pacific
12-31
6-29
National
25c
25c
;(increased-quar.)
Co.
preferred
Peerless
3-30
Brook
lrio
(quar.j
5%
Penn
f25c
Meadow
1-31
—
Utilities, common.
(quar,)—
——
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Coast Properties
12-31
Yvt '
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Co.
Coast
6%
Pacific
Pan
3-15
$1.06V4
priority .shares
1-10
15 c
(quar.)—
preference
Pacific
Parke
5c
(quar.),________Y-__—.
12-21
1-31
25c
$5
; 1-18
1-28
.
1-18
1-28;
*
12-21
(quar.)
A
class B)—
Paper Co.,
Oxford
Penn
—_____
2-
1
Owons-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Oxford Electric
Corp.
(stock dividend)
1-14
S
t25c
Mallory (P. R.) $5 Co.— •
' <■>. ■.
5%
preferred
(quar.82Vic
Manhattan Shirt
Co.
(stock dividend).™
4%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
'35c
Maremont Corp.,
6% preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Marsh
Supermarkets
(quar.)
10c
Maryland, Casualty (increased)50c
Stock dividend
_z—__a.™j_Y_—,
5%
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
V '''" •'
Quarterly from capital gains
31c
Maust Coal & Coke Corp.
(increased-quar.)
15c
May Department Stores *
;
;
,,' '
:
33A % preferred" (quar:)_—«—*.<—»—1—Y'
93*Ac
Mayer (Oscar) • & Co: (quar.)_____i>:-^__i_i 25c
McCall Corporation (quar.)
12Vic
McGregor-Doniger, class A
(quar.)
25c
McKee
(Arthur G)
& Co.. (increased)__a.Y 17Vic
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
(quar.Y 37Vic
McLean Industries, Inc., $3 pfd.
(accum.)^_ Y; ■,
$1
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. (quar.)____.i__^—
25c
Extra
__-YY 15c
>12-21
2- 1
2-1
(quar.)___^__
12-21
55c
Outlet. Company -
1-31
_____
Power Co., common (quar.)—
;
Illinois Brick Co. (quar.)—
,1——*
Illinois Power Co.; common, (quar.)—•
■
2-11
1-31
-
1
2- 1
$1.37%,
37%Cm <3-15
—
Electric, common
&
Common
2-28
Y 1-15
-r:
M
5% preferred r(quar.)---__.---____i-_*.1,Y-««.J -1$1.25 ;
Majestic; Specialties (quar-.) —
•
17Vic -■
l«* 4
4 <>
2-1
Industries
Convertible
>
;1' <*
Idaho
1-25
f Convertible priority. shares..(quar:)
_Y
t25c
.5%
preferred -(quar.)£-;__w_---Y-—t$1.25
v:
1-25
#1-25*
Hussmann
i',i'•
1-11
River, Ltd.—
;
•
1-18
t
«-2-15
•
Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)„25c
Hygrade Food Products—
Y
4%
preferred (quar.)_———c,
;
$i
5%
preferred (quar.)———
—^
$1.25
Hyster Company—.^
25c
>
Powell
&
Elevator
Otis
1-11
2 %Y:
2%
—____
Bloedel
4% - preferred
Mailman, Ltd.—
.2-15 -1-26
.
'
Increased
.
1-18
Hudson County ,Kationai; Bank (Jersey City)
"
Stock dividend—. 411.38 %
Hudsons
1-11
" ' 80
- 80
:
15c
1-15
1
2-
y
38c
(quar.)
class
Co.,
Products
4%- .-preferred'
1-15
_Y
Y—■--(quar.)__Y^__Y—
Co.
37%c
t
——
1
2-
1-11
X
*
2- 1
1- 2
:
^
1-10
2-
(quar.)—___——
Inc.
Steel
Common
-
(quar.)!
Macy (R. H.) & Co.— *
•414% preferred <quar.)_.
1
JOo
'
:
,
12-31
1-31
"r$l
Howe Sound Co..
2-
7-11
10-10
Y<: 1-17
—
Originala, Inc.'
12-26
40c
3%
Monthly
MacDonald (E..F.)
Stock
dividend
.
,
2-15
.1-28
$1.21"
'
Y
a-monthly basis'Y-Y——1 -
Macoid
2-
35c
,1',
2-15
12-31
2-15
10%
'
i
17Vic .Y
25c.;
$1.29
$1.24
$1.11
$1.04
10c
20c ;
1-10
4-11
11-
Orange & Rockland
4.65 %
preferred
-
*
—
(quar.)
Y.)
Wire
&
•2-25
Y i-i.4
1
1-31
3-10
(quar.)
;
MacMillan
Steel
2-15
v,
11'Ac
Industries—
Maccc Corp.
,1-15
.
25c
-
Northwestern
1
2-15
YY- t5c,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
on class A and
50c
Inc.. (quar.)
Payment nqw on
1
60c
&
MEL
2-15
2-15
2-15
'
2- 1
2-1
.
—
Insurance
Hoover
4-
*
3-1
$1.09%
Winston (quar.)
Co.
(N. Y.)
(increased)
Bearing (increased)—
Horizon Land Corp; (stock dividend)—a.
Hormel
(George A.) & Co. (quar.)
Home
4-11
3- 1
——
Holt Rinehart
;
20c
87V4c
—
2-
•
3- 1
(quar.)
1
8
1-15
:
1
1-31
(N.
Engineering
B
(Extra
.3-10
(stock dividend)iYYY--^—Y.
Y'i, ••"/}'•-'^V/-I;
j
r*f' -A
2- 1
A
Class
3-
2-
:'
Northwest
1-18
1'
2-
Extra
7-15
1-22
1
2-
2-15
3-11
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
1
3-
(quar.)
—
Insurance
I
- -
A
Class
11-
;
1-10
2-
common
Northern* Pacific
4-15"
1
8-
■Jr.
45c
*
common
preferred
1-lo
'Y1 Vi %
•
1-18
1-15
1
2-
*(quar.):-^e«i^-'-^YH)^'-ttdo.»$Y25
preferred
5%
1
1-10
2-15
*
—
(quar.)
Gas,
I*
8-
<;i5.50%
1-10
2-, 1
CO
5-
Northern
Oceanarium,
Inc.
(increased quar.)__
Corp.,
Illinois
2-
2-14
40C
$1.40
$1.50 preferred
K9
1
•
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2-15
2-
6%%
i-UiY#.—Y
Illinois
Northern
8
3-. 7
..
CJ
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(quar.)
Telephone
Carolina
1- 7
2-26
10%
J.)
N.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
3-
(quar.)
2-15
12-31
...—
CoY (quar. >—
Western Ry., 6%
pfd.
$1.10
A
Trust
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%
12-28
1-28
&
Norfolk
4-12
.
1
1-31
*
5c
21c
(quar.)
(Paterson,
C.)
3%c
(Jonathan),
Lucky Stores,
Ludlow Corp.
'
(A.
1-24
(quar.)
2
3-
$2
Y 2-
Northern
Inc.
1-
93%c
North
lVi%
i
4-
Nielsen
1-10
^ 60c
8
1
35c
2-15
—
1-
Y 2-
93 %c
3-15
Y
Y-
'*
Gas, com. (quar.)
;
Star Gas Co., common (quar.)—_Y
4.84%preferred (quar.)—:
—
Long Island Lighting (quar.)_—2_f._.Y..____A.
Lortogs, Inc. (stock dividend)
Louisiana Power & Light, 5.16% pfd. (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
4.44%. preferred (quar.)___
___YY^____Y_
■; 4.16%
preferred (quar.)
YY----Lowe's Cos., Inc. (quar.)
■
1
Class
Heyden Newport Chemical, common
3V4% preferred (quar.)
$4,375 preferred <quar,)_!
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Holly Stores, 5% preferred, (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
1-10
lVi%
1
"YiYYYY—YY*YYY.--i«»Y
Yorx Fire Insurance
4%
••
1
5%
3.75%
1-15
2-
1-16
2Y 2-
15c
preferred (quar.)_
—
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33A% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
" I
Quarterly of 6c from net investment in¬
come
and 24c from capital gains
i 1-15
3-15
Lone
1-15
:
New
common
Co.—.—...—
Prodess
-
3-31
Preferred (quar.)
Logan
1-15
5c
.
€ U-3t
1-10
,
1-25
2-21
$1.50.
——
___——
Stock, dividend:
New
1-21
Co.,
Bank
Jersey
Quarterly
■
.
Y.; 5% ' Y
....
...
dividend)
(stock
Power
V 30c
dividend)
(quar.)
;Y Original Stock
Y
1-16
1-16
1- 2
1- 3
2- 1
30c
$1.25
12-14
,
1-10
2-1,
2- 1
J
1-25
12-20
-
HerculeS
New
6 %
Y__._lYi-lYi^._
Special Stock
(quar.)__
Loblaw Companies,
Ltd., class
'VjClass B (quar.)______
Local Finance Corp.—
Y ;
12-26
2- 1
10c
—
Co.
17)-#.-.
1.06%
Nevada
1-15
1 Vi %
dividend
Littelfuse,
v
1-18
1-28
lVi%
1-18
2- 8
,
Corp.
Heinicke
.
2-, 8
25%
Hartfield
Hat
(stock
Co.
the
at
Neiman-Marcus Co.
1-18
$1.21 Vi
15c
25c
Y.)—
(N.
to *the approval
annual meeting
(subject
held on Jan.
(Denver)
1-18
1-30
Vi.c
6%'
*?:<' \T /-Y''
Little Miami RR.—
1-21
1
3-1
35c
1
—
Stock
Stock
Printing
Link-Belt
1-11
1- 4
2-14
1-31
25c
divldend______l___
2- 1
Y
2-14
1
6 %
dividend
1-21
1
2-11
6%
(quar.) J—-,
Insurance—
Stock
-
(quar.)
Harn Corp.
(stock dividend)—
Harper & Row Publishers (quar.)
Harsco
Life
Stocx
^ 15c
•
3-
2%
5%
15c
,
.
"(quar.)
1-10.
1-10
1-15
(quar.)
Brace
National
Wayne)
1-10
1
2-14
3-
'
-Y
New York State Electric &
_____Y
Forms (stock dividend)..:
Inc. (N. Y.) (stock div.)__
1-21
2-1
2-14
1
1-28
1-17
>
$2.7113
(quar.)
Westcnester
dividend
10c
1-21
$1.50
Refractories
preferred
Fabrics,
Lincoln
2-
1
3-
-25c-
(quar.)
Business
1-31
,
31'Ac
15c '
66V4c p 25c
5.30%
Harbison-Walker
Inc.
(Fort
2-14
$1.75
10c
(quar.)
.
Enterprises, class A
(L.)
Liberty
•
1
3-
•J
(quar.)_
common
25c
(quar.)
Extra
preferred (quar.)
Halle Bros. Co.,
common
(quar.)
Handschy Chemical Co._
>
3-
12-21
1-22
2-28
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.)_
National Lead Co.; 6% preferred (quar.)...
National Propane Corp.—'
(Stock dividend on common stock)
National Standard Life Insurance Co. (Fla.)
National Systems Corp.—-.—.
National
Western
Life
Insurance
Co.
4
1-28
of
stockholders
of
:
-
Bank
to be
1-
Y—j
dividend
Stock
: —
Stock dividend
^
■
12-31
Tulsa
of
Bank
National
.
Levines,
-
%r;;.y££;.V i':
preferred B
Lesser
5-24
r<-yj«i;|
-
Corp.—
| 1". . -Y
Y <r'Yi-- ""
($1.08 from capital gains and 13Vic from
net ordinary income. The capital gains
distribution is optional
(cash or stock)
Leslie Salt Co.
(quar.)
11-11
2r21
Co.,
Lehman
&
3-11 "
Northrup
&
5%
1-10
25c
—.—' : t2ViC
Ottiib ttR,"
*
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-•.•Quarterly
Leeds
in¬
(quar.)____.
(Jacksonville, Fla.)—
12
——*1
•" - *
La
1-24
2-28
30c
(quar.)__
Y;"
L'Aiglon^ Apparel "(stock dividend) _________
Mur, Inc.- (stock dividend).
Y
•
1-10
.
12-31
2%
dividend)
(stock
"
3-1
1-31
(Dallas)
Insurance
;
3-10
income & 20c from capital gains)
Insurance
2- 1
v
20c
Trust
.___
vestment
2-1
3- 1
2-15
1-22
51-22
1-22
1-9
.
2-21
2-21
2-21
•
75c
40c
Investment
Co.,>5% preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
;
Gulf
.
50c,
2%
Alloys
Keystone
2-8
2-15
dividend——1...".
Stock
3%
'''
—_
; :~(3c from" income; and: ,p2c: froiii- ^capital
gains)
Kfoger Company^—
y „*•'*
Y 7% preferred (quaf,)_____
Krylori," Iric, (quar.)——
3-1
3-15
"t
Organization—
dividend___
lc
Aviation
National
...
Kingsport Press (quar.)
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—
1-17
2- 4
j
.3-18
"
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Griesedieck
Growth
35c
15c
8
2-
8c
$1.37%
(quar.)_i__u—.YY*
pfd.
'1-15
"
National Bank of Commerce (Houston)—
Building
Broad
&
Kent-Moore
J: Stock
(Houston)—
Insurance
Greenfield Real Estate
Grolier,
.
;
Kaufman
(quar.)
pfd.
6%
Corp.— i >.
$2.2863 from capital gains and payment
of $0,425.
Optional—cash or stock).
3
1-
,
1-15
2-15
1
1
National
1*11
(stock dividend)-^.—3%Y'Cla8s'B (stock dividend)—Y—3%, ?
Y"0 Both^ payments in class A 'shares. v
Kananau Corp., (monthly)7c
Kansas City Power & Lignt Co.—
Stockholders approved a two for-one split'
•} Y of the- common share6__^-i_A._
" '•
3.80% preferred (quar.)
" 95c
4%
preferred (quar.)
' ' • $1
4Vi %
preferred (quar.)
$1.12Vi
4.20%
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2-15
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2-15
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on
page
48
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(244)
.
,
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
111
Eange for Previous
■V-,; y-;
Year
■■
1961
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
"v/A "yy-■
•
}■
r#;.?
,
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
16
55
52 % Jan
3
17% Sep
25
Dec
34% Oct
21
75
V;y/Highest:
23
55
56 % Aug 29
Apr
7;
27% May 16
11% Oct
24':"
Jan
3
52 % Jun
Feb
28
107% Nov
14
60% Oct
3
24% Jun
5
9% Sep
28
24 Ve Jan
3
33% Nov 22
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
Deb 22
22
Oct
10
17
May 29
3
fl
19% Nov 29
1
9% Oct
22 % Jan
4
36% Apr
21
20 Vb Jun
28
14% Mar
16
86% Dec
12
61 Vs Nov
29
84
Jan
18
3% Nov
24
10
9
3
41% Nov
12% Jan
3
29
88% Jun Mfl
4
15% Apr
4
53% Apr
19
3
50% Sep
40
Jan
6
55
89
Dec
12
100% Jun
16% Jan
4
3
4
I
12% Jun
27
3
7
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
2
23% Mar
57
66% Feb
6
26
14% Sep
28
25
19
Oct
25
29% May 15
98
81 Va
May 15
July
17
26
35% Feb
28
14% Dec
25% Oct
4
36 % Sep
11
16% Oct 24
Mar 24
19
37% Oct 11
Jun
119 % Dec
69% Jan
3
24% Oct
2
19% Oct
23
27 Va May
98 % Sep
22
7
130 v May
34
3
Jan
7
64 % Apr
5
15 % Jan
3
24% Apr
4
51% Jun
43'A
43%
77s
89%
34
Feb
9
1
15
31
24
Mar
23% Jan
1
23
American
Feb
18
3%%
18
40 V4 Jan
,4
25
30
May 18
July 19
65
Apr
Airlines
American
114
6%
i ?;
if,'
23Va
5
29
29
28 3A
29
62
63
*61%
18% Jan".
4
American
Bosch
Arma
25
American
Brake
Shoe
7
41
Jun
27
50 v4 Mar 26
American
18 Vs Oct
1
24% Jan
17
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
18% Feb
7
29% Apr
59% Jun
21
20
Oct
23
34 V» Feb
13
American
5
"3
47% Dec
4
23% Apr
4
12% Apr
18
Deo
14
64V4 Dec
20% Mar
28
8% Jan
24
Jun
12% May 29
6
13% Oct
25
28% Oct
20% Jan
Jun
31
75Vs Nov
Sep
26
29
25 V. Jun
89% Sep
14
44 Vs Oct
Apr
26
17
20
Nov
21
13% Jan
6
20 Vs Jan
3
99% Jan
9
40
28% NOV 22
105
May 24
63% Apr 20
86% Feb 27
36 Vs Nov
30
81% Oct
13
24% Jan
3
39 Va Dec
3
20% May 16
31
14
18 Vi Jun
15% Oct
16% Nov
30
37
28
21V4 Apr
55 V* Dec
3
8
Sep
5
12% Oct
27
18% Sep
24
34
Jan
19
49'% Aug 18
54
Jan
18
81 Vi Dec
4
48 Va May 29
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
53
Jan
3
62
Jun
2
12% Jan
3
17 Vs NOV
21
139% Sep
28
Dec
19
41
25
146
May 17
42 Vi Mar 10
651/2
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r
270.
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41 %
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48
48
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American
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4
American
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24
18 V. Jan
25
142% Jan
2
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553/4
American News
15 Vs
9,200
;
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83
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31 i'>>
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100
Climax Inc
18
Oct 24
36%
100
&
Metal
23
American
'
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1
111
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Amer
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93/4
1
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106%
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2
16
15%
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16
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28
27%
28 Vb
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27%
1,700
1.66%
Corp
Gas
15%
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2
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9:,A
'
convertible
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19
9%
par
preferred
American
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12.50
Hosp Supply
prior
2
18%
19
687,500
16,300
2,100
3,000
Co
19
Co
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24
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63
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31%
32%
32 •/:;
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14,100
American Rad & Std Sany com
5
7% preferred
—......i—100
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
Oct 22
64'%
y
19 %
Jan
14
-'
58%
32 y8 Jan
12
700
35%
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1/24.
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19%
24
46
28aA
57%
2
8% Oct
27,700
35 Va
American Investment
18% Mar 13
24
Oct
-
100
y
H23 Vs
383%
Mar 19
30Vi Apr
164
-
38,400
100
:22%
20
105% Nov 29
11% May 29
30% Oct
20
13
2
24
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18%
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29
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American International Corp
5
Jan
64
'
23 Vs
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86
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223/4
36%
251/4
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
AO
29
5
38 300
.57'%
Power
8
42'/2 Jan
f
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7,300
.
22%'
98
23%'
•4,100
23%
120%
18'%
18Vs
100
23
117%
6.50
Electric
2
7
18 3%
23'%
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42
8
23
22%
23
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23 Vs
1181/4
41%-
12
24
22%
116%
48%
10
Jan
24 % Oct
23
118'A
37
413%
25
10
33% Feb
19% Feb
25,200
241/4
46
No par
79
24% Jan
55,600
60%
23 3A
233/4
Enka
Corp
5
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
5
106% Nov
22%
59s/s
.57%
■
.
365/s
3
Ind
16
79i% Sep
22% Jun
Consumer
40'% Feb
28
22'A
59 Va
24
22
:
24%
45'A
46%
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&
10% Jan
Mar 20
22'%
22'/a
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t
46'A
38% >
46 Vs
common
American
13% May 29
101
'4,400
89
37%
37%
12.50
;
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American
4
May 29
97
13% Jan
Apr
35% Dec
1
35
3
10,100
281/2
y
,
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1
Co
Crystal Sugar common_10
prior preferred
«100.
2
25
28
Inc
Can
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
55% Jan
8% Oct 18
/
26
Jan
24
36
18 %
28
21'A
American
2
29
18'/s
28Vi
37
12
56% Nov
18%
15%
25 Va May
20
89
18%.
X273/4
51
53
29% Jan
100
89
18%
28'%
153/4
preferred
4%%
37,400
50 3/4
3
21
16
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American
Dec 26
15%
15%
3
Dec
16
50%
19 Va Jan
50
12,400
15%
42% Jan
94
310
13%
49 aA
9
51% Jan
11,500
52 Va
90 V4
13i%
153/a
41% Mar
3
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1,400
2,600
90 'A
50'A
38 Vi July
25
15%
1,000
i
52'/a
..
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5
Jan
13%
50
39 Va Jun
84
71/2
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4
35 Vs Jun
52%,
91
13%
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96,000
13 Vi
50
Jan
31% May 29
52'%
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8
i
133/4
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49%
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13 :JA
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19
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i
20%
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20%
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19
93
100
94
20%
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16
471/4 Feb
50
'
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,
49
47% Feb
4
14,300
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2
Corp
25
2
51 Vs
A
Co—No par
38 Vs May 29
29
503A
18'/s
18%
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preferred
22»%
•
23%
22% Jun
Feb
18%
223A
531/4 Apr
51 VB
22%
23%
'
23
17
Jan
23
100
18 W
11,500
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1173/4
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28
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23
22%
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40
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23
12
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58
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84
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49
Jun
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28%
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37%
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25
7%
89%
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1
Oct
28%
10,900
38%
.
283/4
100
Jun
57%
36%
15%
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11
10,800
545%
13%
23
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41
5
52
23 '
preferred
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29
507/a
89V2
16%
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common—:
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52%
88V2
.13%
51%
223/8
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4
'y
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Corp
12.50
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26
28%
; 44 -
183%
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15
28%
•
r.
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
12.800
7%
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America
20%
13%
27%-
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y
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44
7%
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.
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13%
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3%
37%
44
13%
43%
'
convertible preferred
100
Portland: Cement———
10
Inc ————————.No par
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3%
37%
943/4
7%
4.08%
Aluminium
20,400
3%
12%
44'A
15%
4
57%
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39%
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31
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.
37'A
50%
95%
16
Dec
15'A
62%
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10
28% Jan
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62
3%
38%
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251/2
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62
56%
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15
31
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12
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5
12
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7
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/
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The Comihetcial and Financial Chronicle
Number; 623X
Volume 197
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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28
33% Jan
4
48 y2 Jan
12
119 y4 Nov
r
49% July 16
108 % Jun
3
15
;. iy8 Jan
3
1% Jan
2
33% Jan
3
27 y4 Oct
26
39
Sep
39% July
22% Oct 24
27 y8 Oct 22
13
7
140% Sep
,12% Jan
140% July 24
16% Jun 15
1
: 3
71
Jan
6
79% Jan
3
41
Jan
9
40y2 Jun
25
31J/8 Sep
22% Jan
26
22% Oct 31
20
Oct 31
3
•9% Oct .24
Oct
18
24
35 Vb May 29
4
31
75% Jan
Bell
Bendix
55% Mar 15
Beneficial
54% May 28
128 y4 Mar 23
1% Feb
42
20
Feb
5
5%
$4.50
Best
Corp
.
Finance Co
common
preferred—
conv
Benguet
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
Intercontinental
Corp
preferred
Consolidated
&
Co
Bestwall
37%
37%
37%
13%
37%
13%
37
13%
13%
19%
20%
20%
14%
14%
14%
14%
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
57%
57%
58%
56%
57%
49%
50%
49%
50 %
49%
50
*51%
52%
52%
52 y2
52%
52%
*51%
52%
V 117%
•115%
10 %
56%
1
*116
* 117%
1%
*116
117%
1%
1%
*35
35%
35%
35%
40c
28%
29%
28 y2
28%
28
28%
28 VB
28%
Bethlehem
8
100
30%
31%
154%
154%
*154%
155%
21%
5
21%
21%
100
*88'/a
90
88%
64
Black
50c
53%
54 V
53%
lo
287A
28%
29
24
24%
24%
Mar 19
7%
&
Decker
39% Jan
2
Blaw-Knox Co
26% Feb
Mfg Co__.
7
Bliss
&
18% May
2
Bliss
(E
24 y4 Dec
7
Bobbie
1
Boeing
Laughlin
W)
Inc
2.50
31 y2
;
30% 531 %
21%
21%
*88 %
54%
54%
28%
21%
29%
156%
21%
21 >/4
21%
54%
29 y4
30%
156%
21%
88%
31 y8
155 %
*88 J/2
90
:
90
*88%
54%
29
28%
24%
29
24%
24%
;
24%
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
14%
13%
14
26%
27%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25
25 y2
25%
25%
56% Feb
37 y4 Apr
Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
38 >/4
39%
38%
39%
38
38%
38%
5
5
33%
33%
33 y8
33 y2
33
V 33%
33 %
5
Bond Stores Inc
1
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19 y8
19 y8
19 y2 Jun
25
70
Sep
34% Oct 24
79
Jan 15
9% Oct 22
29 % May 29
28% Mar 12
Jan
2
Book-of-the-Month
Borden
Co
Club
_1.25
C23%
23%
23 y4
23 %
*23 y4
23%
59,y2
59%
58%
59%
58 y4
58%
42 y2
43%
Inc
48% Jan
3
84% May 24
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
22 V8 Jan
2
36% Dec
21
Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston Edison Co
5%
Brach
86 y4 Mar 14
Dec
5
42%
42%
42 y4
100
*85%
86 V
*85%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11v*
11%
11%
36 %
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
33%
97% Oct
10
74'/a Mar
59
Dec
preferred
Co
series
A
33
32%
32%
32y4
32%
32%
113/B
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11 y8
53/4
63/s
53/8
6y8
5%
; 53/4
5%
53/4
5%
5%
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
403/4
88 y4
89 3/4
87 y4
87%
88
87%
88 y4
89%
89%
393/4
40
3.50
3
1
100
lo
100
13% May 21
3
32% Jan
2
113/8Apr
4
77% Jan
12
7% Jan
3
18% Feb
8
17% July 18
122 y4 Mar 27
21% Jan
4
27% Feb 15
83% Jan
25
93% Dec
43% July 27
52% Jan
Mar
12
3
footnotes,
26
see
*89%
92%
*89%
383/4
*113
913/4
*113
20%
j
19 »/2
page
23
'
Jan
39%
393/4
39%
1133/4
113%
113%
913/4
92 y2
19
91%
93
15%
13%
183/4
:16vb
common-—5
preferred
No par
Co
Inc
California Financial Corp
Packing
Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
32
31
34%
193/4
19
58%
58%
58 y2
27
26%
27%
153/4
133/4
82%
13%
•81
82%;
36 %
16%
13%
84
19%
15%
15%
13 y2
133/4
*81%
84
Pacific
Ry
33%
11%
11%
ny8
11V*
11V*
v 11 y8
11%
57
56
56 y2
55
55
553/4
56%
10%
10%
10% c io3/4
lo®/.
10%
10%
11
26%
273/b
27 V*
27
33%
27%
26%
85%
85%
85 y2
85%
*85%
87
*85%
87
79%
♦76%
79%
♦76%
79%
♦76ya
79%
91%
91%
*92 %
93%
92%
92*%
•92
14%
15%
15%
16
16
163/4
16%
16%
28%V29%
28%
283/4
28 y2
29
28%
29
21
21
21
21
21
10%
10%
10%
ioy4
103/8
8%
25%
25%
1
5%
5%
5
12%
12%
13%
100
.
263/4
33%
♦76y2
1
Canadian Breweries
Ltd—
34%
11%
2.50
9
Canadian
82%
;
56%
1
10
Watch
California
15% ,16
13%
133/4
*80 y2
Vv
*113%:114 V
;91*/4
91%
58 Vb
58%
27 :
-
11%
26%
19%
57%
26%
20
92%
393/4
573/4
j
16
♦89%
92%
*89%
273/b
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
11
i
7
1133/4
393/4
114
92% J 92%
92%
19%
92%
,
39%
39%
114
:t
883/4
:
57%
r
For
v" 90 y2
27%
Burlington Industries Inc com
1
4%
preferred«u-—100
3%% preferred——.100
4%% second preference
100
Burndy Corp
1
Burroughs Corp
5
Bush Terminal .Co--—Vs—1Byers Co (A M)«>———3%,;
21% Jan
89
40
6%
1
Bullock's
13% Jan
39 y2
7%
No par
Buffalo Forge Co
3
3%
7%
32 V*
.15
Bullard Co
18
V
7%
No par
Bulova
43'A
86
32%
11%
Corp
$5
Sep
4% Jan
3%
42%
*85%
7M»
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class A
Bucyrus-Erie Co..
8
28
Budd Co
27
4 3/8
86
32%
11%
2.50
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Brunswick
*85J/4
100
Manufacturing
5.50%
*4%
4%
*4%
86:
No par
preferred
(E J) & Sons
-
13
28
58%
10
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
21
19%
23%
?
1
Braniff Airways Inc..
Brlggs
33%
57 J/8
42%
39
-
23%
—-—7.50
—
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
Apr
24%
50c
Inc
41% Jun
45
90
54
28%
.
54%
21% Jan
.Jan 20
16
112
31
54
25
25
26
1031/2 Nov
29
30%
157%
24%
1%
35%
28%
154%
*154%
24%
1%
35%
;
No par
Co
Brooks
31
1%
117%
■'
1%
35%
52%
*115%
1%
35%
1%
57%
51
52%
117
1%
87% Nov 12
3
57%
50%
35%
steel Corp common
preferred.
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4j/2 % pfd series of 1951
,
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
*116
37%
35
1
15%
20y2
14%
24
2 pesos
Co
V 15%
14 ya
20
13%
*19%
14%
100
Inc
Inc
Gypsum
38
50
Bell & Howell Co..
14
Va Feb
111% 114
35
Belco
37%
25 %
67 y2
35
9
f
15%
66
8
Corp
15%
65
17
Corp
114%
*34
36% Dec
Savers
23%
23
111%
65
16 % Jun
Life
.
35
-
22% Feb
Petroleum
15%
25
25 %
101
101%
22%
l
Aircraft Corp
35
Beech-Nut
*100%
2.50
Inc.!
Instruments
22% Jan
58
,
.; 52 y4
'v 13
*74%
42%
,
34%
103%
'90
91%
*90
91%
*90-
14
34
28%
Corp.
5%
13%
33%
102 y4
14 %
34%
1C2%
5%
5%
100
convertible
&
25%
21%
'
1
preference
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
5%
16%
25% :
.
100
Aroostook
6,800
63%
10%
*88%
9%
X25
5%
.12%
-
12%
133/b
13%
-13 y2
101%
103%
223/4
23
92
92 V
•92
*49
.
9%
243/4
5%
102 y4
22 3/b
10%
24
:5%
12%
v
23
93
13%;
,
21
,
9
253/8
9%
9%
:
' 53/8
-
123/4
13%
:
:
.
93%
9%
9
25 y4
53/4
12 S/8
12%
13%
i4y8
101
101 y2
223/4
23
50%
50%
22%
92%
•50%
93
27%
-
24%
v 5%
100%
♦92
50%
50%
No par
ioy4
10%
10% : 10 ya
10%:
10%
25
233/4
23%
23 y2
23 %
23%
23%
103
23%
/
10%
<50%
233/4
1,800
109%
46%
87%
common
16,900
:
109%
•
10%
51%
Corp.
600
3%
46 %
s
340
109%
62%
•"
-
1,100
-45y® V 45%
10%
1
com
8,200
Vv,
26%
*3%
3V4
'
26%
-
28
'
1
Basic Inc common
Jan
26%
36%
45%
50
stamped
&
37
26%
89%
36%
9
Elec
Bangor
59
26%
68%
89%
26%
\
•
64
87
Co
4% non-cumulative
Preferred stamped
9
63
51%
Inc——
preferred series
preferred series C
Common
64
50
—1
5c
4%%
4%
63%
51%
Inc___
Wilcox
Gas
109%
87%
Corp
Tools
Baltimore
5
109%
67%
89 %
18
3%
63% V 63%
26%
45%
68 %
27% V 28
26%
3%V
No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
104% Mar
26%
1
common
T)
&
Oil
11
26%
50%
:_No par
Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
(B
Bat cock
17%
27%
26%
87%
common...—
Electronics
Babbitt
17%
27%
10
100
No par
RR
common.
preferred..;
.
prior pref ($1.20)
103% Dec
47% Jan
iq;
Corp—
Avnet
Mar 20
19 % Apr
19 Vb Aug 15
41% Nov 15
B
Nichols
Automatic
2
9
10o
—
preferred
Conv
18
58% Feb
Corp
5%
17%
27%
27
44%
4,400
39,300
25,400
29,800
10%
10% '
18
V;18V,:V
27Va
27%
:
20
Line
Coast
series
Austin
28% Feb 13
30% Mar 29
8% Mar 12
7% Mar 29
59 % Dec
Atlas
15% Sep 20
20% Dec
7
27% Dec
:
Atlas Chemical Industries
5
23
31% Jan
Co
AtchlsonTopeka & Santa Fecom-lo
5% non-cumulative preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
4%
preferred
100
5
Feb
17%
26%
54%
35%
109 %
30% jun
.
*10%
109%
11
29'
10%
10%
54
.
89
■
36%
109%
Atlantic
Nov
*10%
.10%
,
32
67
109%
Atlantic Refining
10
36%
•
44
.
89%
46%
16
27
36%
36%.
V
41
31%
54%
45%
;
the Week
Shares
40 ya
32%
53%
•.;■■■
?
Jan.18
41%
.
31%
68
s
46%
15
4% Feb
36%
35%
40%
;
44%
67%
*88%
3%
21
2% Nov 30
90
46 %
21% Oct
,
68 y4
88%
3%
57% Feb
3
67
V
89
-
46%
88
29
43%;; 43%
68
67%
88
3%
47% Dec
Jun
53%
43 y4
46%
3
2
54%
54%
1
5.25% 1st preferred
Associates Investment en
$3.75
53%
54%
43%
Friday
Jan.17
32%
3%
41% Oct 24
Nov
41%
31%
46'/a
81 y4 Jan
4
41.
33%
5
Brewing
25
2
41%
32%
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
Associated
84% Oct
May
41%
32%
26%
3
60
41%
32%
Sales for
Thursday
.
41 y4
53%
——2.50
——v
vy:
Jan.16
42%
5
Refining
Jan
48 V* Feb
:
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Jan.15
10
.
—
Aro Corp 3Li.__
Aryin Industries
Tuesday
Jan.14
5
Corp
Co
&
No par
2.50
Co__
v
20
2
9% Aug
Steel
Armco
Par
Arnold Constable Corp__
12
80 y8 Jan
20% Aug
Public Service
Mondayv
:
'x
\
Jan
34 V4 May 29
23
V
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arizona
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 22
28% Feb
1
Sep 27
18-
r.
-/V
■
Armstrong Cork Co common
l
$3,75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
_1
£9 % Jun V7
23% Apr 16
33% Feb 26
19% May 29
2V4 Oct 25
V Aug 24
July 14
39% Dec 20
42% Jan
3
jun
20%
,;10% Nov 16
„
5
71% Mar 15
15% Oct 25
1
110
31
57 y4 Feb
9%'Ocfr 30.1
:..2% Map/SO
53% Jan
102%
42 y4 Dec
25%|Jcti24»;wV 4T
;
13
r
Oct
NEW
%■: ^,y:i
38% Feb
24
22-VI JanV. 4:-V 28% Jun
;
V
22
3
«'\
20v,VSep'vi 5'iv%24"%';Attg,i 2:
Feb
25
53% Aug
JanY 3'
13% Mar 16
,
Jun
23% Jun 25
19
1 V//
Highest
79% Aug
3Q
20
Range for Year 1962
,,
X
4
78% Jan
.
.
Highest
',43% Apr 12
;
%
V
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961 >
Lowest
93
503/4
10 y2
•
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 21, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE .STOCK
■;><•>■
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1962
Highest
37 Va Oct 24
56 • Mar 16-
:> Year 1961 >>>>;!
*
Highest
Lowest
43V2 Dec
20
26% Jan
3
11% Jan
4
91 y4 Jan
6
60 Va May 5
) 36
Mar 13
,
v
16% Jun
102% Oct
22
9
8
103
Nov
25
64
Dec
28
'v: 45%
52V4Mar30
28
45% Jan
3
3
36% Nov 24
26% Oct
26
36% Jan
1-
74
.Oct
9
38 Va Oct
23
Oct
22 V
13 y4 Apr
3
25
90% May 31
30 Va Feb
28% Dec
3
6
♦71% Jan
1 3
4% May 29
'
44
July
25
18% Nov
40% Aug 15
.
2
29% Jun
41% Aug 29
32 % Oct 31
29
124% Jan
1
28 ya jun
28
129
Jun
77
> 2Vn Jun 26
Mar 20
5
Ir
Jan
22
47y4 Apr
6
115% Jan
May 19
49
3
10
6% Dec
Mar 14
44% Feb
49% Sep
40y4 Jan
2 Va Nov
30% May 29
Jun 26
79
-85% Apr 10
5
.
Jan
Case
;
20% Mar
68
143%
common
Co
Ceco
Steel
7%
r
2
,
*31%
1
57%
58
.
1
>
Central
23
23 Va Jan
2
Central
51% Nov
9
Dec
19
5%
78
36 3/4 Jan
23%
25
5
Hudson Gas & Elec
Illinois
Light
preferred.
90%
No par
79
47 y4
•
24 '/8
28,400
136
90%
91
17
22'/a
17
50
«75%:
79>
333/8
1
33%
47%'
100%
09
'.
47%
99
«•
251%
25
253/8
43%
44
44 %
44%
31'/a
31%
31 %
Soya Co
No par
2
Century Industries Co
4
Cerro Corp
60% Jan
2
Certain-teed
Jan
31
91/4 Apr
49 Va Feb
4
No par
Products
Belt
135/a
143/a
22%
21%
22%
16%/-17%
—1
1
16%
167/8
22 3A
,
225/g
23%
/
23%
4%
.w—10 >
Co
31%
14%
v
21%
1
Corp
Cessna Aircraft C®,~——
Chadbourn Gotham Inc—
Chain
14
5
36%
Champion Papers Inc cora~l-No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co__
1
27
4%
-
'4%'\
373A
;
4%
363/4
4 28
28
99
99
38%
38
32 Va
32%
32%
22%'
22 3A
23Va
24 V4
1
20%
21
Chemway Corp—:
.1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia——5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
383/4
39
56%
57
37
'33y4
Checker
Motors
Chemetron
3%%
Corp
1
Corp
convertible
375/a
1.25
—
preferred
6
98
55%
2
28%
99
38%
20%
6%
*88
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
.
*98 Va
21-
>>: '6 '
*38%
39.
>'
6%
57%
56%
*90
.
56
98
,
557/8
55%
•
Chicago & East 111 RR
No par
9%
9'/a
40
16 Va
Chicago Great Western Ry com__10
;
5%
preferred
50
16%
Class
•
com
A
'30ya
Chic &
10
19
-
16% .;
17
31
10%
II
55%
15
.
17
*30%
55 y®
31
,
10%
.Chic Milw St Paul & Pac—No par
'5% series A non-cum pfd
100
*9ya
*16%
■/
16 Va
.
11%
55
55
■
com—No par
15%
15%
preferred $&ies A->-*.~—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool/—
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
23%
.23%
< 23%
28 V4
28 y»
16 .
24 »
28%
203/4
21V*
23
23%
North
Western
5%
Chicago Yellow
Cab
90 Va Dec
52% Dec
363/4 May 29
5
11
27
51
Dec
87% July 10
101 % Jan
27% Jun
4
32
26
'
61
59 Va Feb
8
35% Feb
1
Jun
27
37
14
Feb
7
27
38% Jan
4
9
48y4Jan
Jun
26
70 Va Apr
18
96% Jan
27
3
102
Oct
4
May 29
18% Jun
22 Va
22%
22%
2 6 3/8
26%
9%
>9%
8%
1
30%
———
Cleveland-Cliffs
173/4 Jan
8
30
76 y4 Nov
55% Dec 13
90%
11% Oct
51%
L03
96
31
Dec
67yaOct
40%
39%
40 Va
39%
40 /
Peabody & Co common—3.25
preferred J
100
46%
463/4
46%
46%
46%*
46%
46 Va
47%
142 %
"140%
142 Va
883/4
89 Va
233/s
23%
233/4
43%
X42%
84
*82%
Co
Aikman
Radio
Co
Fuel
&
Iron
Consol
25
$5
4.12%
Consol
conv
24%
5
'•i
Coal
38
82
Jan
Dec
24
2iya May 11
74% Nov 21
16
Jun
Oct
11% Nov 20
60% Apr 28
May 17.
page
23
23%
;
70%
70 >
70%
69
69%
69
•
27%
26 s/8
27 Vb
26%
26%
26 Vb
TO
233/4
78'/a
;
'
*78%
79
*78 Vb
Coj
•
i
•.
$5
convertible
44%
48%
28
:Y23%
23%
*78 Va
69%
70
26%
>
79
,..
>45%
70
26%" 26%
45%
46%
*105%
107 Va
106%
106%
107
106 Va
106 Va
24%
25y4
24%
25%
24%
25
24'A
24%
24%
24%
46
46%
46 y8
46%
46
46 Va,
453/4
46 Va
45Va
1
:> 9%
10
45Va
\
/ -
107
\9%>. -9%
9%
12%
12 %
46%
>
453/8
•46% ; 47
47%
12%
12%
•9% ; ■
123/4
1
10%
>
50%
51
r
*.
9y4
503/4 i 5iy4
9
123/4
;
100
111%
111%
111%
111%
112%
26 Vb
111%
111 %
32%
31%
317/8
31%
32%
34%
34%
34 Vb
34%
34%
34%
253/4
25%
26
26
26
26
60%
>
..
60%
59%
60%
60
60va
60
60%
39%M 41%
39%
41 '
39 Va
40'/4
39%
40
43 Ve
43%
43
43%
43 Va
43%
101 %
101 Va
102%
105
104
105
101%
1003/4
100%
►103%
104%
*94
24%,
7
preferred
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
Continental Oil ot Delaware
Continental Steel Corp
•
com
96
45 Va
45%
-90,
96
6%
107
*88
243/4
*94
7Va
*106%
96
24%
45
No par
Steel
25
44%
10
common
>
x43 v> 433/8
103 Va
>
;
383/4
103 Va
1.25
53
85%
31%
33
100%
♦94
62
85
433/a
36%
100
51%
85
26
>25%
60%
84
34%
34 Va
5
52
111%
HOYa
k 32%
34%
60 Va
51 y4
107%
33 Vb
No par
No par
11
1073/4
No par
5
10%
52'
85 Va
—No par
common
11
1073/4
43 Va
Inc
13
10%
11
84%
UIVa
>
10%
107 %
No par
com
12%
107%
851/4
34%
>26
*
10
1
13
107 %
85
33
5
:
9%
12%
107%
85%
107 y8
_5
46%
107
107 y8
jr
84%
-
> 11 Vb
11
ny8
107 Va
1.33 Va
*106
'
No par
com
&
*43
>47%
5
12.50
preferred
$3.75 preferred
Continental Copper
9%
36 £
X26%
i 47
l';
Corp
Lines
9»/4
27 ya
79
f
84
100
Industries
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
25
35 Va May 29
23%
78
>.
25
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
43% May 29
23%'
79 Va
1*;
Container Corp of America
4% preferred
3
4
5
23
*78%
x27y2.::28»/8
43%.
*35
28
23%
com:
Baking Co
13
47%
27%
23 Va
No par
Air
15
47.v
27%
227/a
Co
Continental
443/4
47%
28%
common
Continental
483% Dec
*43
36 y4
27%
47%
273/4
-
Ohio "Elec__5
24
85% Jun
47
.9%
•35'
43%
43%
477/b
9
.
No par
35% May 29
July 20
43
47 Va
9%
36 *
46%
Laundries Corp
Natural Gas
Consolidation
Aug 15
5
43
.42%. : 42%
*82 ya
5
Foods
Consumers Power Co
5% Oct
9
*35
100
pref series A
Electronics
Consolidated
L01
24%
10-
Consolidated
24
•
3
see
25 Va
50
Consolidated
92
footnotes,
24%
No par
95
For
25%
Cigar Corp
17% Jun 25
62
243%
—
Edison of N Y
29% Feb 28
•
1
preferred—
$4.16
12 y8 May
35%
Inc
2
May
34%
'
3
Mar
353/4
System_2.50
Edison
97% Jan
58
423/4
35y8
Publishing Co
89% Jan
111
22%
.
35%
common
Co
May 28
30% Oct 22
9
23
433/8
preferred
98 Va Nov 20
90
Mar
9
Feb
22%
89
.
83
Gas System Inc
Pictures common'
Credit
88
65
82%
35%
preferred series B!
conv
*140'/2
88%
:
104
v
413/4
:
:
$4.50 preferred—:
$4.52 preferred
22 % May 15
88
65
65
No par
Corp
33% May 29
94% Jan
3
Nov" 27
••';141..>; !41 >.
*140'/a 141
No par
:
Broadcasting
i;
46
9
10
100%
37%
393/4
Consolidated
27
21 Ya Oct
11
45 % Nov
Jun
'103
>
*36%;/37%
Congoleum-Nairn
25
25
103
102%
'
May 29
May 29
25% Jun
11
66 Va
673/4
41 >
Cone Mills Corp^
65% May 28
3.
Novlo
Dec
Jun
66
66 Va
40 V*
Commonwealth
3
30
493/8 Aug 31
31
Oct
67
67%
1
Conde Nast
24
8
66
x67y»
9%
stock—50
Corporation
Commercial Solvents
May 29
7% Jun 25
Nov~27
105% Apr
25
35
13% Nov 28
39%
•37%
•4Va(/c
193% Mar 29
31
39%
37%
Commercial
15% Mar 22
30%:
39%";.393/4
*36%
.Combustion Engineering Inc
15% Jun
30
39%
103 •
*64%
$4.25 preferred
Columbus & Southern
9
9 %
31 Va
39%
<3434
Columbia
12
9'/a
30 Va
103 Va
Columbia
35 Va May 26'
503% Oct
9%
31%
643/4
gtd
Columbia
8
39 Vn Oct
9 Vs
>
103 V*
7%
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
10
Oct
.
37 Va
5%%
35% Aug 18
78 Va Nov 29
107
64%
Colorado
19
57%
-
104%
Collins
54% Feb 28
42% Apr
,
573/a
106%
*36%
Collins &
1
106
39%v 39%
.
1
Coco-Cola, Bottling Co of N Y——_1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred -1
No par
3
48 Va Jan
.
57%;
106%;
57%
;
'
*64%
Coca-Cola
19
573%
107
50
& Pi. is RR
5; Special guaranteed 4%
7%
57
106%
30%
5"
—10
Co__.
—
Cleveland
3
4iyaJan
Iron
25%
Cleveland Electric Ilum common—15
•'
$4.50 preferred
L;
No par
81% May
1
34% Dec 13
27
conv
"City Stores Co-j-Clark E^C'pment Co—"
3
7% Oct 22
30
Nov
9
i
26 3/8
2
Jan
45
'
25 Va
12
55
44
22'A
Cluett
19 Va
39%
22 %
30
July
39Vz
253/4
Clevite
273,{, Jan
92 %
105ya
.393/4/393/4
44%. 45
!
443/8
51%
91%
V4
12
1033/4 Jan
44
51
105%
25%
57
70
May 29
19% Nov 26
32% May 29
75% Jan 19
<44/i<44%;
No par
105%
22
23
49% Nov
39%
105%
253/4
17
143
1053/4
39%
V 51%/
92Va.
92%
;
*105 Va
40%
40
,
50
92'
23"
65% Oct 12
3
'
1053/4
♦22%
37% Apr
31% May 29
50%
.
92 '*
1053/4
'58y8
3
134 Va Jan
•:
107 y8
6
Jan
50
-
57%
31% Oct
.
.13%
85%
82%
106%
33% Feb
71% July 10
16%
13%
.
83 y4
10
$4.40
58 % Jan
2
-
preferred
No par
City Investing Co
:
5
City Products Corp
———No par
2
53
14
80%
—
C I T Financial Corp__:
Cities Service Co common'—
v
Mar 23
31
16%
-
49% Mar 21
8% Dec
Mar 21
4%
5
112y8 Feb
31% Oct
73% Nov 15
2: 36% Mar
27
23 Va Jun
51% Mar 20
Nov
16
24
13%
* 18% >18%
16%
Electric com.8.50;
preferred
100
43/4% preferred
'
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
14
52 Va Feb
_1
—
;
■
■..;•-
Cincinnati Gas
29
Jun
20
15% Apr 14
413/4 Mar 30
101
Oct
Dec
97% May 29
18y8Nov
1
Nov~20
32 Va Apr
25
60% Mar 19
93
107
443/a Oct
58ya May 17
413/4
2
16%
25o
25
Industries
Chrysler Corp
53% Nov 10
21»/8
23%
•18 %:; 18%
5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp_ri—
103% Dec
20%
*22%
No par
,
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
Chris-Craft
27%.
45%
106%
45
•
>
*88
;.
7
101
*103%
> 96
24%
*94
<•
6%
101 %
104%
101%
*104
96
24%
96
97%
*95
-
24 Va
•94
■
7
*95
24%
>96
v
97%
23%
243/8
*94
96
6%
7
6%
46 Va
45%
45%
45%
46
46 »/4
46%
106%
*106%
107%
107%
*106%
107%
453/8
45'/a
45%
90
88
88
>
45
107%
453/8
>
7
45 Vb
45%
*87%
88 %
88 ya
4 3/8
4%
?. 4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4 5/8
4%
25
*17%
18%
*173/4
183/4
♦17%
18%
♦17%
18%
♦17%
18%
5
.,623/4
633/a
62%
63%
61%
62 y2
61%
623/8
61%
62%
2
1
5
7
-
—
11%
-57%
-
44%
11%
58%
,45
-11%
v
57%
I 44%
88 Va
v.
4%
11%
11%
11%
11 y4
77%
58
57%
573/4
56%
57
553/8
56%
45%
44 Va
44%
44%'
443/4
44Va
443/4
113/4
11%
850
6,200
21,600
1,600
30,900
•
221/4
16%'
-
:»: > 60
1,100
4iy2
*48 y8
'
39%
23
17%
40%
■"
24%
39%
90%
'
'
>
3%
38%
*134V2
25
Jan
16
38
400
V '7,800
8 3/8
78
>>3%:
24%
Central
33% Mar 27
8 %
76%'
*
3%
39%
47%
-
8%
22%
6,100
40
60
135%
>33%
33
ioo%
59%
78
,
>
393/4
49 Va
58%
Illinois Pub Service—No par
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Apr
233/4 Apr
35
24
2,500
33 V*
39%
135
50%
Central
26
46% Apr 19
33
90%
39 Va
33
'134%
39%-40
*134%
V- 17%
*75%
com—No par I
100 :
23%
4.
4,300
■
38%
*48%
37% " 38y8
38%
23%
140
:
61 %
•
33
3%
22 Va
22Va
•
77%
3%
«
49
38%
48%
5,400
103 y4
61 y3
38
39%
48%
39
-
171/8
-17
61%
37%
.»'<
23%:
;
41
.>
.
*102 Va
78
37%
403/8
135
90%
V
75'
>8%>
23y8
40 Va
/
*16 S/8
—
.-23%.
.
103 V*
8
78%
A *134%
-39%
>
1
Foundry Co
1:
of Georgia Ry com—No par
preferred series B
1
100
4 y2 %
.
>
3,900
58%
38%
40%
1,800
14%; 14%
8%
Xx37%
135
27%
581/4
o
.
48
27%
"I-5/33
-3%
90-<90%
-—-—1,
Central
t.
8
39
> 39%
48% 5 48 %
33
:
Shares
47%
27%
14%
61 %
"
37%
-
•
47 Va
27%
14%
>••.,/
61%
37%
49%
v
'
102%
61%
,
:.X>74
•O 3%
23
23
J——20
Central
2
52 Va Mar 30
101 % May 28
8%
40%
135 >
39
.
58
>79%
•
'
\
.37%: 38%
Central
Aguirre
8 UV;.;
..C7.7,
10
Corp
Sugar Co
39%
102%
the Week
Jan. 18
*102%
>>
14% »
14%
Friday
Jan. 17
-
47%
373/4
*48%
31%
Instruments
26% Feb
62
...
'
49
? 27%
39'%
49%
31%
preferred series A.100
,
Cenco
611/4
»37%
39%
Corp..
Celotex; Corp common—
- 6%
preferred-——-*
28
Mar 13
>•:>
.38
•48%
Corp of Amer com—No par
preferred-——-;
100
conv
k 27 Va
»,.;-14 Va141/s
v.> 103% 1031/s
6161%
2nd
4 % %
47 Va
273/4
10
common-—,
Products
48%
273/4
>103%
37%
"'48%
•
;v
>"■
•'
Jan. 16
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 15
—50
.-1
„
&
(J I)
103
5
—-
preferred
Celanese
Mar 22
137% May 9 >
> 91
Dec 19
42% Feb
14%.
7 % preferred.
100
> 6%% 2nd preferred——tv--——7
Caterpillar Tractor
_No par
10
44
28
>
4>£
22
48%
27%
_
;
General Corp,Carter Products Inc_
,—;
Mar 12
42% Jan
4% %
:'t
Carriers
9% Jan
3
70
Jan /4
29
25
.
Carrier Corp
2
3% Jan.
47%
Tuesday
•--M
«■
5
,
Carpenter Steel Co.
v
8
28
—
>>>
Jan. 14
10
—
Mfg Co-
.
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
27
26% Jun
62% Nov
32 Vs Jan
(Philip)
Carlisle Corp
19
96
Monday
Par
Co
Carey
15 y8 Mar 30
Jan
3
52
13
Carborundum
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE/
11 >
32% Jan
45 y4 Jun
3
45% Feb
Jun
/
12
13
39% Jan
Jan
25
6
43 Va Jan
27
Oct
STOCKS
NEW YORK
.
Lowest
Number 6231
Volume 197
♦
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(247):
15
NEW YORK STOCK? EXCHANGE; STOCKS RECORD
24 >/4 Jan
Range for Year 1962'
f">> Lowest
;
Highest
Highest »
Lowest
37% Jun
4
18% Oct
3
40% May 31
7% Jan
3
15% Dec
4
49 % Jun
;
24
23
27
Sep
18
8% Oct
15
18% Oct
.
23
13% Jan
3
22% May 24
12% Jun
26
42 % May 31
27% Oct
26
45% May
40
63% Nov 28
105% Jun
83 Va Jan
5
Deo
Jan
5
93% Sep: 21
92% Jan
5
18% Jan
3
29% May
18% O&t
13
30
Jan
9
n
22% May 11
Dec
5.
90
.
96
11
70%
Aug~31;
36
Oct 24
72% Jan
18
78
Nov 24
76%
jan
;
26
24% Apr
11
11% Oct
23% Dec
20
29% Apr 13
22 Va Jun
Sep"11
50 Va Mar 10
67
Dec
-
1
89% Jan
6
17% Jan
3
90% Jan
3
95% Jun
12
26% May 17
3
64'/a Jan
11 Va
5
Sep
'
Coty Intv:.!
Coty International Corp class A__lc
17
2
Crane Co
3%%
v
common
Petroleum
30
19% Jan
Dec
6
97
Aug
7
12% Oct 22
3
-May
107% Feb
'
Crucible Steel
19
;
--
5%%
5% jun
.
;
No par >:
Sugar—Name changed
15% Jan
19
70% Jan
29
12%. Feb
13
Cuneo press
2
13% Feb
•
35
Jun 25
8% Dec 28
Mar 13
14% Feb
::
19
4
22
Mar 16
14 % Jun
27
20% Aug 14
3
37
31 Va May 29
62% Feb
10
82
May - 4'
July. ..7-
35% Aug 21
78
Mar 20
24
Class A
5,
3
46% Nov
27
32% Oct
89
Nov
8
86% Jan
5
12% Jan
3
16% Mar 27
12% Nov
1
20
45.
91
22
7
i———:—;
Cutler-Hammer
Jun
Inc
9
79 % Jan
29'A Jan
14
20% May 29
23
77% July 27
78% Aug r3
86
'
83
4
Feb
13
-.10
.—
19
12% Jun
59 Va Nov 27
38% Jun
26
2Q.% Jan
11
\
2
5
37
-16% Jan
3
22% Oct.
7% Jan
3
21'A Jun
15% Jun
48% Jan
11
25
14% Jan
20%
9% Oct
May'I?
30
18% Jan
29% Jan
37 % Feb
24
26% Oct
26
>
58% Oct
74% Jun
21
37% Oct
24
:
52 % Dec
29
40
Oct
24
27% Jun
12 ;
>12 Va Jan
14% Oct
29% Jan
9
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
19
3
47% Nov
6
Dec
29
-31% Jan
15% Nov 29
21
13% Jan
21
Mar
20
8
Oct
35%
Jun
26% Den
17
17% Jun
24% Nov
16% May 29
3
85% Sep
29 va Dec
40
22% Sep 29
29% Dec 29
17% Jan
24% Apr
152 y8 July 18
Jun
17% Oct
"
24
!
Dome
24
32
Feb
Jan
26
11
Oct
24
61
25
7
90% Dec
11
81% July 12
,
DuBois
*
97% Apr 27
Nov
8
24% May 29
Duke
32% Mar 22
>
13
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19
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15
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20
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19
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49
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3
85
30
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Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
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,
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20
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1
23
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22
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22
43
17
31
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27
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110
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4
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5
15
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>
27
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-
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DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.,
2.50
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2.50
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19
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63
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4
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27
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4
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.
28
3
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25
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7
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28
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22
41%
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Supply Co of N Y—2.50
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'
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25
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4
41
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4
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10
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69
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19
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Power
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13
41
300
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24% Jan
-
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27
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62 V8 May 23.
2
59
31
31
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87
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4
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3
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32
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15
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19
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Dayton Power & Light common
7,
1
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23%
24
44 Va
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,
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Dan River Mills Inc——!
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7
Nov
81
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;
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.
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14
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12
80% Oct
16
76% Feb
22
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31% Nov
30
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11
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85% Jun
Mar
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Curtis publishing commoni-i^-.«.^il;';
:
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$1.60 prior preferred— ^i^No parr
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20
15% Jan
-
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98%
-
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1,600
/
141/4
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33 v2 Jan
22
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convertible preferred—100
C T S Corp.:
19% Aug 23
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$4.20 preferred————.No par
21% Mar 29
27
25
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21%
,
167
5%
44
33%
&
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::
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165
14%
14
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31,000
51%
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5
2
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3,000
,
14
84%
19%
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;
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44%
24
24
29%
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24%
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30% Jan
32
14 %
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24%
29%
13%
84%
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11
14 %
;
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24%
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23%
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24
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29 Va Dec
•
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—
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12
34% Dec
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3
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Crompton & Knowles Corp___No par
45% Oct .'3
8 Va Jan
^
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52
164 '
PRICES
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1
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51 %
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29
'36%
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36% Nov- 27
19
31 % Mar 29
50c
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26
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Cosden Petroleum Corp——
1
21%
21'A
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9% Jan
26%
35%
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26
86% Jun
May 25
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109 %
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4
Corn products.
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3%% preferred——«—?
100 ""'
4
19% Feb
24
41
45% Nov 20
1
51 % July 25
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28
17% Oct
30
39% Feb
83
.
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17%
1
5
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Copperweld Steel Co_
27
68% Jan
,
r
Oct 24
18
31
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Apr 12
5 % Dec
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Copper Range Co
>
21% Mar 12
•
17
.15% Dec 22
"Feb
24% Jan
28
46% Jan
6
60% Mar 28
i
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Cooper Tire & Rubber Co—>—
194% Mar 19
24
87
;
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88
Jan
'
27
194% Apr4
89
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Monday >■
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24
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24%
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29%
29%
-
16
23% Mar
-V
May 28
3
26
145 Va Sep
43>
•
25
26% Oct
15% Feb
;
'
EXCHANGE
34% Feb
8
34% Mar 19
.
1
NEW YORK STOCK
■
■
6
30% Jan
27% Jan
i,
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
.»
30%
30
30%
:
E|
59 Va Jan
Jun
85
10
40 3A Mar 23
10
98
Dec
15
52
Jun
88% Jan
1
89
Apr
24
6
89
Jan
29% Dec
22
May 29
Oct
2
95
Feb
20
Apr 2ft
673/4 Apr 12
26
Jun
27
19
11
95
97% Mar
36%
>;
,
34% Sep
7% Apr
46% Nov
6 •>"
Sep 29
24% Oct 19
H%
16%
22% Jun
11
7
25
41
Jun
Jun""5
Dec
12
>35%
Jun
25
35% Jan
10
12
Oct
24
79% Mar 16
55
18% July 24
33% May
37% Jan
26
48% Nov
18% May 29
34% May 29
3% Dec
29
18% Dec
15
59
19
Jun
21
2
27
8% Jun
27
18
16 Va Oct
23
Oct
30
22% Jan
3
45% Apr
Jan
4
45% Dec
5
34% Sep
27
60
59%
60
59%
59%
95
*93
_100
Share
&
_1
27Va
33%
1"
Amer
*33%
'
52
51
285/a
—5
Co
333A
29
28 3/4
G
57/a ■
6%
515/a
*50%
293/a
28%
100 Va
120
365/a
37%
60
60
60
14,100
2,500
*.93
273A
29%
6 Va
36%
9,600
103A
11%
11%
11 va
13,700
18%
18%
183A
18%
183/4
52,100
323/a
31%
32 va
30%
Elgin National Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
11% '
18%
18%
185/a
19
18'/a
42
Feb
13
15 3A Mar 16
;
Emerson
37% Dec
Emery
31
49% Mar 30
23 Va Jan
68
2
Aug 22
26% Feb
1
61
May 17
20% Jan
14
9
t
2
49% Apr
9
Johnson
,.
2,400
52"
32'A
23,600
>
10%
10%
10%
10 3/4
10 Va
10 va
10%
10s/a
10%
42 Va
413/4
423/a
41%
41%
40 3/4
415/a
40 %
463A
47'A
46%
47
47%
47%
48
47%
46
2,600
15
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15
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15
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66
65 Va
66
:
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15
66 >
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67
66
66
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24%
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41%
41
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.
3
16
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> Evans, Products Co
>
30,900
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Englehard IndustriesEquitable Gas Co
> Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5%
preferred series A
100
Erie &c Pittsburgh RR Co
50
Eurofund Inc
31 s/a
33%
32
33 Va
,
6
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Corp common
,■
3
Mar
36% Jan
Endicott
32%
53
'
20c
& Phonograph
Freight Corp
Empire District Electric Co
>
'.
Radio
Air
8,000
36
103A
3>
1
1.0CO
1.400
:
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11 Va
—5
29'A
-6y8
10%
V
503A
29
52%
103/a
26
503A
29 ya
-
36 3A
10%
26% Jan
51%
■
35%
:
35%
5
5,700
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34%
Jan
28
32 va
33%
29%
52
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95
273A
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51
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36
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95
28%
-
6
5%
6
32%
533/4
16
,
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37 Va
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v
35%
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4,900
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33%
51%
14
113%
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93
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28
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95
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93
.
113 y4
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1
533A
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■
35
59%
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6,900
112%
36%
363/a
9
25
36%
353/4
3
Jan
36 Va
'100
523A
20
Jun
365/a
Electronic Associates Inc..——1
4% Jan
12
99%
36%
17
47% Jan
57
99 Va
36 %
92%
;
lo
21% Jan
23
Bond
♦99 %
113%
112%
100
99%
common—2.50
^ preferred >—'—,
Electric
113
13%
113%
Electric
5
20
Co
■
133/4
—50
preferred.
Products
112
>:
92
92
112
,.1—1'"
Stores Inc common
Elastic Stop Nut Corp ,of
Electric Auto-Lite Co
30
30
Jan
4%
5
Oct
2
4%%
30
11% Nov
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
23% Apr
16% Apr
11
8
17
Bros
>
r
,383A Dec
5
49
prior preferred
•
lo
com
2
24
10
29
13%
Assn
16
24
7% Oct
,
15
15% July 28
92
13%
Fuel
6% Jan
19
8
20'A Dec
53% Sep
92
13%
&
56% Feb
25
15% Oct
19
32% Jan
v
92
Ekco
30
633A Mar
24
22 Va Oct
22
91%
>13%
Edison
Aug 23
Nov
33 3A Jan
25
H31% NOV
3
>—.—>100
Gas
>:> '$3.60 preferred;
Eaton Manufacturing Co—
3
37% NOV
27
Jun
9
333A Nov 26
101
1
233A Sep
May" 15
30% Jan
94
18
4% Sep 24
653A Mar 22
16%
11 Va
Dec
July
May 28
24
59
101
30
Dec
87,600
Stainless Steel Corp
2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common——10
115% Mar 15
25
6
28
43A Oct
Jan
93% Dec
21% Jan
Jan
12
46
!
Dec
2
130 Va Dec
'
99
26% Dec 22
>
12
40 3/a
3
4
19,300
51%
Eastern
1193/4 Apr
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» 44% Jan
213/4
49 y4
■.•>-4%%
Feb
54Va Dec
25
20 y2 Jan
21%
50 Va
7
27
Jan
30% Jan
Feb
23
2lVa
49%
4
893A May 24
253/a May 17
Feb
22%
21
:
Eastern
3
93
223A
t
493/4
16
3
.83
223/4
2i3A
49 va
55% Feb
81% Jan
,16% Jan
96
23%
213/a
50%
Eagle-Plcher Co—>"»>——i—,—5
Eastern Air Lines Inc>——>—>>—1
3
i97Va Sep
22%
21 Vs
49 ya:
23
29ViJan
...
23%
21%
49 Va
13
273A Jan
24
r
23
213A
49
243/a Feb
5
213/a Oct
>
23
21%
18% Oct 23
15% July
3
31% May 29
80 % Jun 22
9y8 Oct 24
22% Jan
,
,
22%
6
32% May lo
i
.
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3
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28 Va
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Eversharp Inc
1
Ex-cello-O Corp —————>———>3''';.
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3 Va
153/4
60
.,
153/4
10%
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340
c
16,800
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60
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7,800
24,200
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15%
15%
51,600
13i/a
11%
12%
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8,400
3
3
15%
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41
30
30
30%
42%
42%
43%'
>41
11,100
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20
-
Sep
15
7% Jan
3
Jan
3
21
162% Dec 29
6
11
4
3
4
28% Apr
88y40ct
4
15
Nov
16
27
31
Jun
14
24
May 29
10% Oct
29
May 29
46 Va Mar 14
Factor
21% Feb
Fairbanks
8% Feb
11% Feb
30
19% May 29
11
52 % Nov
50
25% Jun
43
Jan
35
Jan
4
28
footnotes,
see
13
page
32% Jan
2
Nov
27
52% Feb
21
27% Oct
45% May 17
14
70% Mar 21
5% May 29
6
7
23 Va Mar 12
13% May 8
36% Oct 10
Jan
For
Dec
34% Apr
14% Apr
45
24
39% Mar
8
23.
73A
1 M," >
42y8 .; 42!A
15Mi
16% > >
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
-> >
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Fairchlld Camera A: Instrum't Corp 1 . ,
.
49Va
50Va
(Max) & Co class A
Morse
&
Co
Fairchild Stratos Corp
Fairmont Foods Co common
5%
junior preferred-l
Falstaff Brewing Corp
No par
1
»
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24%
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1
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25
>
8
233A
25
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23
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15
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(248) '
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
,
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
77; "Range for
Year 1961
31 '/4 Dec
1
X
20
21
30% Nov
1
-
13% Jun
25
9
6% Jun
14
17 Vi Jan
3
8
25% May 16 v
3
39% NOV
Jan
11% May
42% Mar 15
Federal
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
Federal
Pacific Electric
i
17
143/4 Oct
30% Oct
233/4 Feb
25
13
25
•
54% Jan
Dec
53% Feb
15
5
r
24
20
24
5
22% May 29 1
47% Oct 24
164% Nov 24
9
May 29 \
51% NOV 20
69
NOV 24
25 % Oct
82
Dec
:
23% Oct 23
43% Oct
4
Corp
Filtrol
50% Jan
2
First
1
Oct
24
104
46
8
May 29
85
33A Jun
24
25
/
Mar
Fischbach
8
$4
Mar 16
Feb
6% Feb
Co
28 % Jun
25
48 % Jun
25
82 3/a Feb
Florida
12% Oct
24
30 Va Mar
29 y8 Oct
24
39
Coast
•••?; 27
May 5 7
163/a NOV 30
96
Dec
21
3
8
14% Jan
3
22
May 29
10% Jun
25
8 3/s Nov
7
7% Oct
24
19
22% Oct
24
Oct
24
67
25% Oct
24
42% Apr
7% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
29% Jan
26% Aug 14
14% Jan
27
24
Jan
3
1
•:
Feb 13
Nov
88
•
18%
8%
;
441/a
38%.:
.
...
23 % Oct
453/4 Feb
8
Feb
1
Foxboro
;
2
24
56
85
Fram
11
series
of
■
Friden
2
27% Feb
15
4%
8,500
12,300
,
3,100
25%.
.5,100
24,800
35%
343/4
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-
'
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20
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95
94
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37
45
37%
25
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95%
383/4
25
24
15,700
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1,800
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16
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14
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13
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13
13
13
13
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11
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11
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453/4
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13
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14
183/4
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.
15% / 15%
371/2
383/4
24%
\-
.
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16%
32,700
19%
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7.
44 V*
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.
74
34%
1
53%
5%
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45%
-
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.
96
5%
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19
.
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•
,
9,900
j
53%
.
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15%
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24%
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34
1
•
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543/4
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35%
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...
85
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1,800
i
193/8
20%
26,300
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,
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>
400
37%
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,
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2,100
24
25%
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a
300
;
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9,700
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46
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10
30
30 %
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293/4
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29%
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32
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32
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16,600
1,600
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32%
30%
32%
30%
31%
12,300
26%
■
23%
27%
26%;
26%
25%
26%
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84
,
1
common
preferred
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.
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32
10
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9
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r
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Fruehauf
Nov 20
/
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37%
255/s
30%
19%
..1
Franklin Stores Corp...
Jan
40% ~ 41
7%
/30Vs- 30%
30
j* 29% '31%
71% ;< ://-V 69
71%:
351/4
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34%
35%
r'
26%
52%
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171/2
40 Mi
7%
v/,.
16
31%
29% : 30%
69% .72
;
71%
353/4
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34%
'51..15
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Freeport
17%
40%
2,300
f
,
15%
35%
30%.
20 3/a
2.50
Co—
7,200
8%
44
193/a
.
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preferred
Dairies
7,400
193/a
'
45%
51%
.....
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Foster-Wheeler
Shares
27%
.
17%
,
,
:
16'/a
3,7 '/a
•
19 %
34%
———2.50
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Co.
Foremost
173/4
40%
16 Va
38%
2
4
143/a Jan
17% May 29
78% May 29
19
31% Aug 23
3
19
73
Apr
673/4 Oct
27
50 Va NOV
25
Apr
35% Jun
-
5
26
Dec
16%
373/4.
Co__25
Light Co
pfd
Mineral
Motor
Ford
12
18
35% Nov 28
43% Oct
87
Railway
—
convertible
Foote
3
19% Oct
61% Dec 26
8%
;5i%
,15
;
Food Mart Inc
Dec 26
47
&
divid
$4.20
20% Mar 29
,36% Jun 26
153/4
453/4
253/4
353/8
Food Giant Markets Inc common-.1
4%
Nov~21
July 31
31% Jan
9
•
.30%
Food Fair Stores Inc common—__i
40 % Jan
21 % Jan
29% Mar 22
12
-Dec
29% Jan
Jan
Power
Corp Ltd"
F M C Corp...
13% May 29
33% July 26
5
12% Jan 12
18
Jan
11
89
1
243/a Aug 25
173/4 Oct
47
183/4 Oct 20
May 31
893/4 Jun
/•
31%
.
30%
,69% :
No par
A 2nd preferred
100
B 2nd pfd.i...No par
Fluor
11
V2
.16%
44
16%
25%
1
Florida Power Corp
May 19
34% May ,5
Jan
19%
8%
,27
7%- • 7%
17% • 17%
38"% -38%
23%
23%
•
23%
30
1
common...
East
Florida
5
.
86% Nov 15
13 % Jan
271/8
18%
83/4
17%
•
39%
23%
45
38%
No par
Inc.,—..;
Moore
$4.50 conv
$2.25 conv
13
4
85
Inc
Rubber.
39
,25%
10
preferred..
17
48
ri-•
..a-v
1
&
Flintkote
16 3/4 Jan
3
27%
19%
40 Va
40%
.-17%-17%
•
23%
44
Charter Financial Corp.No par
National
Stores.
No par
First
2
72% Jan
24
58% Jan
31% Jan
28
8%
••
/ 8
7%
-
39
~
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Corp
&
40%
-
,
*23%
1.25
-
Federation
35% Jun 26
50
39
25
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8%"
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,
-
•
8%
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Products__No par
Paper
Financial
87
May 19
51% May 19
V
40%
7%
A__23
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc.
Firestone
80% Aug
Jan
17%
393/4
10
Jan 22
13% Oct 23
8
series
Inc
Fiberboaro
20% May 8
26 % Mar 16
114
29
41% Jan
4
4
July 14
36% Jan 10
pfd
48% Mar 21
142
24
86% Mar
Nov 28 %
95
7
Ferro
343/b May 22
2
V17%
Jan. 18
183/4
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the Week
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275/8.
28
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conv
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•
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preferred
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Dept Stores
6
31% Feb
28% Dec
Oct
Dec
com
4.60%
2
6
14
23% Oct
1
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Federal Paper Board Co common__5 "
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17
18 % Jun
29
7
24
~
29
34 Va Mar 21
4
7
44% Feb
55% Dec
12;;,;
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22% Feb
10 % May
20
33% Jan
5
2
'
22% July 11
37% Jun 27
753/4 Dec
8%
14 % Feb
23% Jun
4;
4
18%
8%
24
18% Jan
28% Jan
27 Va
19%
8%
24
42% July 26
49% Jan
27%
19%
25
26% Aug
2 ,
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126
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27%
Jun
23% July 27
59 '/a Nov 22
2
10% Nov*
1
5
Corp
Corp
6% Oct
24% Jan
5
3
Aug 30
343A Feb
1
Fawick
Thursday
Jan. 16
Jan.15
2
Fansteel
2
11% Oct
42% Oct
Dec
83% Jan
19
21
Jan
10% Mar 13
V
Jan. 14
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
1
Par
31
10
19% May 10
12% Dec 29
28
'
Family Finance Corp
Metallurgical
Mar 29
29
May 28
29
6% Jan
*
,
EXCHANGE
Highest
25% Deo
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
25% Dec
7 27
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Range for Previous
Lowest
84%
86
86
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,
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1,600
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22 % Jan
8
14% Jan
30 % Oct
24
193/4 May
Mar 13
57
1
253/4 Apr 11
403% May 22
2
41% Nov 27
3
27
46% Mar
35
July 24
Gabriel
Co
Gamble
Skogmo Inc
51
Gardner-Denver
Jan
2
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25
3"% Jan
3
V
35 % Jun
25
5% May 12
2% Oct
24
18% Jun
14
27'/a Jan
17 % May 29
10% Jun 27
263/4 Jan
143/4 Jan
4
16
23% Jun
26
32% Feb
16
V. July 28
94% Jan
8
29'/a July
17% Jan
4
10% Jan
6
6
263/4 Dec 29
14 % Dec
1
22 '/a Jan
3
32% Nov
9
24'/a Jan
92 %> Jan
98
10
20'/a Sep
38 % Dec
25
10% Mar
5"% Dec
Oct
75
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Jan
140
26
7% Jan
7
27
943/4 Nov 15
May 26
19
75
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27 '/a Apr
5% Feb
5% Jun
19
17
Oct
24
63/4 Apr
8% May 29
Jun 25
16'/a Jan
9
1
37% Jan
2
19
54% Jun
Nov
2
35 %
68% Jan
10
6
10
4
31
27
79% Jan
110 Va Dec
52
8
Jan
19% Oct
*97%'
5
General
Contract
General
General Finance
12%
123'a
123/4
1,900
30 Vs
30
30%
4,200
99
99
37%
72%
38 Va
37V2
72
70
8%
8 3/a
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37%
38
8
102%
103%
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15%
27%
28%
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783/4
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80%
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32%
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593/4
115% Dec
21
115%
115%
1143/4
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88 Va Dec
31
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60%
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preferred
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Portland Cement Co
1
25
59
General
19
44'/a Feb
9
7% Jan
2
General
Public
37% Mar 22
28% Jun
15
41
115
78%
78%
40
40
40
81%
81%
83%
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13
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60,100
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40
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19'/a
37
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153/a
28
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-
89
1
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59%
60
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22% Mar 28
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18,100
-
39
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Equipt Corp
General
18
84%
89%
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General
Oct
32%
32%.
115
preferred
5
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115
53/8
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15
General
9
39
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38
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24
43% Aug 14
303/4 Mar
1
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Oct
44% Jan
I
281/4
77%
t
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28%
3
1
3,500
8,300
153/a
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21% Nov
5%
27%
5%
preferred
100
General Motors Corp common
1%
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5 3/a
28%
3
conv
5V2
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2
$1.60
5,600
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28 Va
20
9
33'/4
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32%
5
40
3,500
1,500
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5%
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$3.75
143/4
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53%
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1
14
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32
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31%
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103
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36
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;
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1
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100
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21
23
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71
14%
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General Controls Co
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1
78 Va Mar 12
5
—_5
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9
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14
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5
6
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15
543/4 Apr
25
253/4 Jan
Dec
38
12
29
78
Corp
Co
2
Aug 11
23
3
26% Jan
3
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Cigar
Jan
30% Jun
5% Jan
Oct
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12%
30%
Texas
of
3%
23%
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1
1st preferred
General
46% Mar 20
3%
-
23
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26% Jun
5
37 % Jan
53
3,800
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106% May 29
81% Jun 27
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50
43%
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12
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Co
96
108
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7
Jun
7
28% Oct
43%
43%
100
25
21% May 29
331/4
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pref
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10% Oct 22
Dec
58
July 2r
6,300
*33
433/8
43%
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53% Mar
25
573/4 Jun
May 31
13
113
Jan
26% Jan
20
1073/4 NOV 15
55% Apr 21
3 8 3/4 Sep
5
3
104
31
4%
19
45'/a Jan
Amer
General
1
Deb' -6
4% Oct
22% Mar 21
40% Jan
423/b Mar 15
85
5,700
49%
2
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General Bancshares Corp..
General Bronze Corp
27
3,900
423/a
49V2
General Baking
Co
common
5
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16
Jun
80 3/4 Dec
24
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
8
Nov
....
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conv
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6
8% Apr 23
23
79% Jan
27
3
24% Oct
Feb
1
-
—
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~
9
19
58
86
20% Jan
Oct
May
102May -7
44% May'11
203/4
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491/4
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2
12 3/4 Oct
60 '/a
$0.60
113/a Jan
Mar 27
8
2
20%
42%
48%
5
..
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Wood
205/8
42
5
4%% convertible preferred
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99
32
2
Mar
Gar
10
i03/4 Jun 26
13% Nov 22
22"% Feb 27
83 1
24
28
Garrett
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70
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7% Nov
1
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18
Oct
58
52% Jun 25
3
44% Feb 27
31
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25
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40
1,500
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29
28%
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123/4
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3
27
1
13% Jun
22
203/8 Mar 20
92% Jan
25
26
27'/a May 11
Nov
25% Jan
243/4 Jun
24
26
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32% Apr
May 29
25% July 26
18% Oct 24
3
6% Oct
24
28
Mar
6
$1.30
(series
Tele & Electronics
19% Feb
20
General
Time
General
Tire
22 f
30% Apr
4
Jun
25
102% Feb
23
$5
Jun
14
13
5%%
2
1063/4 Apr
423/a Feb
22
58% Jan
3
May 29
623/4 Jan
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40 %
Dec~12
57% Dec 18
21
May 19
Mar 6
Genesco
Getty
Oil
21
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Portland
23
53
27
343/8 Nov
24
55
26
Mar
47
Gibralter
5
Gibson
29
Nov 28
14%Sep~i3
24% Oct
2
&
24
44% Jan
21
54% Feb
9
41% Dec
20
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12% Jun
27
29
403/8 May 17
123/a Oct
29%
30%
30
30 Vs
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35%
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1
30
29%
311/4
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31%
31%
32%
314,300
5
34%
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35
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11
83
12
70% Nov 30
34
Oct
19 % Jan
3
28"% Apr
14
Dec
483/4 Jan
3
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7
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47% Feb
Great Northern
443/4 Dec
20
12 % Oct
23
423/4 Jan
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39% Jun
1
30
May 29
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22 Va Jun 26
35% Feb 28
147
27
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18
40
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2
181/4 Jan
3
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12
3
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11
44
Dec
13
47 % Nov
13
4
4
101
Jun
102
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9
33% Jan
12
For
28
2
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May 19
17
323/4 Nov
29
53
3
Sep
36% Jan
Jun
14
64% Nov
26
May 29
203/b Jun 27
70% Jun 27
47% Dec
5
30% Dec
5
81% Dec
31
303/4 Oct
44 % Apr
30
24
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
88'/a Apr 27
19
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
97
94% Jun
93% Apr
104% Dec
15
90
10
93
106
13
Dec
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see
2
July 24
103% July 18
105
page
Jan
10
15% Oct
49 % Mar 29
footnotes,
Jan
23
23.
Mar
97% Jun
107
Dec
7
12
17
108% Mar 14
41
Mar 12
Iron
Northern
Western
7%
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131/4
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13%
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35
42,100
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35 Va
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225/8
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23
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1
455/8
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14%
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20
82
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49,500
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16
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16
153/4
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16
38 5/8
373/4
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373/4
38
37%
38%
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44
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18%
18%
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100
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36%
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146
146 Va
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29
29
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34
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29
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83
84
84
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preferred.
82
145/s
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25
3
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com
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preferred
$5.08
22
125,800
13%
6.25
Gulf States Utilities Co
$5
40%
22'A
Manufacturing Co
Gustin-Bacon
9,600
12
40%
13%
50
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
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$4.20
"
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10
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
conv
preference
V $4.40
$4.44
-
22
preferred
Gulf Oil
403/4
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12
40'/a
13%
Ltd
Financial
Great Western
Green Shoe
11%
40%
13%
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Great
11%
40
22
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
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111/2
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22
25% Jan
18
26%
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23
24
Jan
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27
26
Aug
3
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11
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preferred
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146
26
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5
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6.100
/
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51% Feb 23
35%
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29% Jan
3
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75
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•
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3
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30
6
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18
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80
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25,500
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2
12,000
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18
4
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47
29%
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2
361/a
473/4
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2
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36
463/4
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2
Mar
35%
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283/4
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27
35%
465/a
,
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Goodyear Tirs & Rubber
14
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of Calif.l
Cards Inc
5
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5
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•
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Co
Goodrich
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47%
1
181/4
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Oct
220
35
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16Vs
24
86% Jan
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21% Oct 22
91
101%
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9
Sep 20
101 %
102%
18
52% Aug
1
1011/2
102%
523/4
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Grand Union Co
85
223/8
1013/a
103%
175/a
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34% Jan
3
21%
101'A
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16%
18% Dec
16
20 5/8
101%
103V4
52
4
26
Jan
5
35% Jan 17
Jan
215/a
1011/4
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Greeting
25% Jun
35% Jan
211/4
101%
1031/4
18%
14
55% Dec
a*
21%
101V4
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161/4
21% Nov
24
9% May 29
47% NOV IB
32% Jan
99,200
350
21%
101%
100
30c
52%
Glidden
4
20
22%
100
17,%
16%
Glen Alden Corp
3
5
26,200
52%
Glnn
Jan
3
11%
16'A
14
33% Jan
^
13
10%
181/4
14
1
Jan
11%
52 Va
14% Feb
4
283/4 Jan
11
15%
32 3/8 Mar 21
15% Feb
25% Feb
103/4
173/4
45% Feb
24
72% Jan
139
11%
Brothers—
22
13
,103/4.
52%
Gimbel
363/8 Oct
39% Dec
*
1
433/4 Mar 15
Nov 21
69
103/4
600
'
5
Co
79
393/4 July 12
10%
Co
Gillette
3
3
8
124,500
.
Cement
2
Jan
11% Jan
7 51'/a Jan
•,
245/8
Co
16% July 6
8% Jun 22
17 Va May 16,
4/
75'/a Jan
275/8
24V4
27
1
16
Feb
323/4 Oct
19 % Dec
3
353/4 Jan
25% Jan
*27%
245/8
4
Products
Feb
4
13
12% Oct
6 '/a Jan
27%
241/4
.......
19
28 % Oct
24% Oct
27
263/4
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24%
com
....
Inc
20
May 29
29% Oct
31% Aug
19
12
21% Oct
w
26%
27%
243/s
11%
21%
Rubber
&
preference :
preference
12% Jun 25
233/4 Jun
51%
*26 3/4
*27%
24%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
33% July
30% Jun
21
27
27%
24%
27
—1-_. —inn
Oct
97
July 25
3
Nov
2
42
*26%
27%
,
2.50
100
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27
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7
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27
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General
16
107
263/4
*27%
3.33 %
preferred
4
2
•
Nov 22
101% Dec
19
30% Jan
3
7 53% Jan
4
Sep
100
25
25
preferred
$1.25
Dec
Jan
28
29
♦106%
108
*107
1081/4
►107
1081/4
►107
108%
*107
108%
2.50
21%
21%
21%
221/s
20%
21%
20Va
20%
20%
20%
6,000
Volume
Number 6231
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-v.-?,VI
■
Lowest
.Highest
29
3
601/8 Nov
Nov 29
23
293/4 NOV
14
287/8 Feb
9
112% Feb
13
Nov
16
215/g Oct 24
Oct
3
26% Jan
3
91
10
36
.'Dec
21
357/a Dec
31
581/2 Mar 28
26% Aug
38
1
120 3A Jan
128 '
9
Jun
19
46
Jan
6
443/4 Sep
801/4 Dec
Hamilton
Jan
24
34% Jan
341/2 Jan
7
Hammond
4
23
15
7
1
24% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
27% May 18
231/2 Jan
23
36% Dec
18
30
May 29
42
Dec
9
16
Oct
30% Jan
4
25% Oct
8% Feb
293/8 Oct
24
6
6% May 29
38% Jun 27
13% Feb 20
433/s Mar 15
37% Feb 27
22
9% Jan
13
47% Apr
27
13
Oct
24
11
Jan
8
18 3/b Nov
28
17% Jan
18
127
151/2 Jun
34 > Oct
22
31% Jan
641/a Jan
20% Oct
24
40 3/4 Sep
19
7
733/4 Nov
21
Jan
3
87
46% Apr
24
34
74% May 25
Jan
;
463/4
4
88
July 13
50
10
118
Dec
55 %
July 18
82
Jan
May 29
(W
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7%
5%
(G
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$2
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
68% Jun
13
76
Nov
16
Jan
20
5% Sep
Jun
18
11
Jan
33% Feb
71/4 Oct
24
17% Jan
2
295/a May 10
Nov
53% Jan
90
87% Jun 25
941/2 Dec
11
Jun
1
Apr
5
Mar 22
93
293/a Dec
6
~7
24% Jun
25
10
2% Oct
104
24
Apr
Mar 10
35% Feb
14% Jun
22
171/2 Jan
16% Jun
25
23% Mar
601/2 Sep
13
37% July 18
32% Jun 14*
41
6
Jan
10
Jan
9
971/4 Dec
127% Dec
11
741/4 Jun 25
119J'4 Mar
75
32% Oct
8
July
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33
45%
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25»/4
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257/a
251/a
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251/4
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63/4
63/4
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93/4
4
4
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4
32
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32
303/4
32
45%
447/8
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16%
16%
19%
20%
20
41
41
41
common.No par
46%
47%:
46%
48%
14
13
43
16
Jan
18
40% Jan
33 % Jan> 3
Oct
18
3
35
•
Jan
4
12% Dec
4
30
Illinois
Power Co
May 25
235/a May 29
243/4 Jun 25
Nov
14
311/4 Jun
17
Apr
12
551/4 Jun
300 /
9
27
54%
84 %
36%
87. /
223/4
Oct > 0
Nov 14
May 16
Dec 28
May 11
381/4 Oct
Jun
26
34.
Jan
25
Jun,
225/8 Oct
7 > Dec 28
5
161/2 Sep 20
23% Nov
2
14% Feo
.
18% Dec
5
387/8 Mar 16
25
NOV
1
24
4
Jun
28
691/2 Mar 28
37
Jun
29
>35% Apr, 11
421/a Apr 17
•
Dec
12
Dec
55
Dec
1233/4 Mar
7
62
26
98
19
38 Va Jun
6
215/s Oct 25
29
23% July 12
353A Nov
30
26
32% Jan
11
443A Jan
4
2
39% Nov 22
607/a Apr
II8I/2 Dec
37% Mar 13
4
33
May 28
13
92
Jun
18
Jun
25
33% Jan
1.1
4&1/4 Jun -12
31
40 % Jan
12
50 V2- Jun
413/4 May 25
52V4 Nov 22
21% Jun
27
4
26% Nov
42% Jan
3
413A Jan
3
10
213A Jan
3
Oct
18
171/4 Oct
24
113
-
1223/4 May 10
24s/8 Feb 20
173/4 Mar
331%
32%
33
32'/a
33%
10,400
22%
22 5/a
21%
22
213/4
22%
19; 200
42% '
42%
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13,200
39%
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39%
41 7/2
39%
413/4
39%
39%
393/4
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47
47
47
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.
Inland Steel Co-
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Light & Power Co
5
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317/a
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preferred
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;
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ft
Co
Lake
Jewel Tea
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7
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&
23
124
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86
53
175
160
'
52%
18
29
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98%
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29
29
29
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273/4
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38
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46
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31
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v
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50
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1
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77
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45%
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4
Logan Inc„
50c
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100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co..
1
4
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&
;
1
16 %
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102
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46
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45,000
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6,700
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; 491/4
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10,000
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15
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23
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800
570
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443/4
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2
1
pfd—100
52'/a
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preferred
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2
5
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493A
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-
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56,000
243/4
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74;
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561/2
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28
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24%
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>
37%
27%
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-
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38%
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28
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i
;
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International Tel & Tel com.No par
3;600
16,000-
V
160
1
9,000
.
243/a
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553/4
10
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-
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55%
84
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31
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convertible preferred
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100
International Rectifier Corp
1
Feb
-
480
-a-i-
i
321/4
6
160
38%
84
83 3/4
283A
5%
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833/4
30
733A Jan
173A Jan
8,800
•
33 7/2
6%
71% >72
43%
84%
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29% Jan
40% Jan
; 1,800
>
48%
34%
313A
32
6 .,»?
433/4
43
181/s
'
1
Iowa-Illinols Gas
Mar 20
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t
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407
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52%
160
l
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415
29
2
102'/a Mar 26
412 7/a
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20
4
—
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25
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12
112
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1
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common
preferred
50 3/4 Dec
13
327/2
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$4
52 3/4 Apr
7
55
42 %
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39'/«
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Nickel
160
543/4
4143/4
159%
-
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71%
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25
51%
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common
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72
,
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98%
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Business
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593/4 Jan
2
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Interlaike
160
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54%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper„20
Interchemical Corp. cmnmonu;—--5
21
12
39
-
;No par
——;
Jun
13
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313/B
May 29
88% Jun
49%
6%
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59 7/a Feb
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49
31% :
417/4 Apr 24
397/2 May 4
75 Va Jan
*48
32
40
3
49
6»/4
38
27
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28,300
?
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123/i Jun 26
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1247/2 Aug 30
211/4 Mar
8
39%
46 7/4.
323/a
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24
39%
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,
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67/4
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33
223/4
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31 »/8
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page
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see
337/4
15
Jaeger Machine Co
footnotes,
16%
—
50 ya
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747/8 May 22
110% Mar 7
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16%
53 'A
14
48
163/8
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21
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1021/4 Dec
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20
r
53%
161/4 Jan
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167%
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3
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86
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83
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50
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118 f
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3,200
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983/4
15,700
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33
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473/4
15
1
987/a
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Jun
17% Nov
98%
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257/2 Jan
28
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30
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,
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700
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13
201/4 Jan
;4
Mar 26
36
29
Dec
108% Nov
7,
17
12%
49%
Y
50
preferred
preferred.;—50 .-.v:
Indiana General Qorp
1
Indianapolis- Power & Light-No par /
18
105
98%
10%
No par
common
Intl Pipe is Ceramics
18% Jan
May 29
Co
10
73/4 May 29
18% Jun 25
Oct
-
307/4 Dec
94% Dec
26
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17
.
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99
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6
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-
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400;
98%
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v 8%
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8
16
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48
40
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1
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2
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2
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1
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4.20%,
26
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4
Jan
Apr
853/4 Mar
24
95
39'A Jan
2
22
57
25
/
11
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96
Apr
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2
Jun 22
Jun
2
578% Jan
577/2 Mar
9
52:
19
41
117
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49
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5
29
14
241/4 Jun
•
98
•
24
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59
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483/4 Jan
25. May 29
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20% Oct
,
155
40... May 31
101
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„87
,
12
> 149% Apr
,
31,,:
41
.
4.42%
,
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29
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20
16
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41
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116%
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Jan
5
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>
>
4.
,
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607
Oct 25
,
4.08%
52% May 16
5
26
.
Apr
46 3/4 May
9
48 -X Nov 15
May 29
.95
;
19
7
41
497/8 Dec
'77% Jan / 3 >
241/8 Sep 27 ..
:
581/4 Jan
3 Y
93% Feb
Central RR
-583A Dec
.
5
295/8 Jun
Illinois
50 /
> 152
May 19
42 s/8 Jan >3
34
2
Feb - 20
94% Aug
9
v>
.
447
142% Jan
463/4 Feb
47
8 ?
27
Jan
21% Jan
90
Cement
44% Feb
503A May
3
145
Power
Ideal
47% Apr. 12
;
S2% Jan 23.
5% Jaa" 3
71% Jan>. 3
Idaho
2
441/2 May. 22
46
47% Aug 21
441/2 Jan,: 4
Nov
2
44% July 16
48% July 3
45% July 19
Oct 10
> .50% Nov 14
Aug 18
43
Jan
May 29
42% Jan 16
16%
20%
*80%lV, 81;%
*87% '89 .. t-
180
30%
3
5
37
29% Jan
28
19
*15%
10%
99%
series
series
16%
20%
153/4
14,000
M30:
;
94%
30%
>
30%
2% Y 2% '
11,700
8,600
;
102
2'/a
40 % ■-&& - 40 % > 140 %
,
94%
102
30%
10
118
35%
2%
30%
5,300
451/4
30%
40 %
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*
103
5,100
2,000
30%
447/8
34%
:
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102%
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79
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35 V8
1,400
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4
v
72
45
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& Indust Inc
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31%
preferred-—50
—
32
36
2%
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183/s Sep 27
31 i/a Jun 25
44% Dec
*30
X30%
23% May 29
4
32
45%
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21V4 Feb
41/8
10,600
v
75
/
93/b
333/4
31%
98%
26
41/8
33%
44%
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131/4 Oct
4%
331%
30%
•351/4
100
5%
B———100
Hupp Corp common
1
5% convertible pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
5
Dec
4%
33%
2%
preferred
preferred
61/2
28
93/4
41%
*30
—
*74%
6%
281/4
93/a
143% Y
141/4
75
61/2
28
33I/2
32I/8
31%
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6%
28%
10
I41/2
141/4
75
6%
28%
6
42
*74%
75
6%
2%
convertible
143/a
28%
28
101% Mar
18
300
6,100
12,100
13,700
■
27%
28
Jan
457/8
201%
34%
28
333A
45%
187/s
5
Feb
69
33
451%
201/2
Hunt Foods
9% Mar 26
69
33%
45%
19
9
101
69
33
201/4
2
^2 July 6
5% May 29
*67
>
183/4
56% Apr
96
117%
201/4
30%
preferred
preferred
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117%
687/a
14%
94%
5%
40
22,600
26%
Howard
8
373/4
427/a
19
preferred—
.-100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Johnson Co
1
17% Feb
900
37
373/4
42%
,
203/s
681/4 Jan
1
14,200
!
18%
102'A
Stores
♦115
*36
16,600
*
20V4
25%
4.40%
4
363/4
281/s
17%
14%
Corp of America common—1
5% convertible preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
9
10
173/8/17%
20%
1021/4
4%
27%
17 5/b
17%
*93%
$2.25
27%
17%
453/8
45%
14%
5,700
8,000
87%
33%
>-
341/4
211%
481/4
*86
273/8
118
68%
68%
33%
451/4
87%
20%
Hotel
28
Jan
*115%
118
34
24
9% Oct
37
Jan.
431/4
45%
95,„( Jqn
41,
373%
42%
69
1
Howe Sound Cp
—1
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
'i 431/4 May 29
•
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28% Oct
J
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37%
43%
21 %
48%
26,500
471/4
21%
48
9,900
347/e
181/4
45% Aug 27
2
36%
43
21'/b
♦86
20
21%
;
20%
13
24
173/a
93%
89 % Jun
90
17%
1021/4
33A%
Aug
83
1
17%
93%
82% May 17
4
9
13
171/4
102%
Household
801/2 Jun
273/4
21%
34 5/8
17%
—12.50
common—5
Corp
preferred
571/4 Mar 20
851/4 Nov
27%-
No par
May 17
93i/4 Nov
27%
—No par
Co—
5
$4.25
1
5
19
86
20%
347/8
14%
5
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C
Hoover Ball & Bearing
5
8
40% Dec
Chemical
HookeT
12
2 43/s Nov
49%
86
•
21%'
20%
50c
Corp
Mining
Homestake
15
Jan
5
48%
86%
28%
» 8
—*40%
41%
1
Co
Electronics
Hoiiman
3
207/a
49%
45
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3V2% preferred series A
100
Hill
Corp
—5
Hilton Hotels Corp.
—2.50
July 18
21%
8
1
5
2"
60
21%
41 %
.
5,000
.
50c
Inc
401/4 Jan
4IV2 Jan
,?
Chemical Corp
&
Oil
6
28
337/8
33%
1
3
25
203/4
35
'48%
118
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No par
Corp
30% Jan
Jun
*40%
21 %
34
357/8
7
Dec
40%
20%
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Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5% cnvertible preferred called_30
Holt Rinehart & Winston Inc——1
July
40% '
'
37%
preferred-No par
8%
35 %
41
35%
class A
*8 '
21%
17%
Holland Furnace Co
42
8%
331/2
171/4
1
26
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,8%;
'20%
:25c
9
16
8
29%
8% Feb
437/8 Aug 28
8
v
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•
27%
36% Mar
Jun
34,600
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600
1
14
30
213/4
*85%
19
20
16
42
21%
87%
3% Dec
May 26
313/4 Aug
9
211/4
49%
26% Jun
II1/4 Mar 13
40%
20%
431/4
Hewlett-Packard
13
203/4
42%
Hewitt-Robins
4
15
22
433/s Mar 22
5,400
20%
21%
Heublein Inc
6
4,100
20%
35%
Hess
21
>
42%
*371%
15% May 24
Nov
8.500
201%
42%
43%
29
72
>
20%
421%
37%
21% July 10
4
29
28% Apr
33
207/8
35%
23
2
327/8
20%
423/s
35%
24
Jan
32%
42%
481/4
Co
513/4
327/a
42%
conv
521/4
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21
21 »/2
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—
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24
37
Y '
211/8-21%
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9,900
128
29%^""'^ 30Y
32%
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—
35,300
20
10
preferred
10,900
•
33%
43%
11/24
Oct
21
8
3,200
21
19%
41 >
-
51%
51%
130
"
.
221/a
28%
28
/
33
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v
400
94
33%
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8.331/3
100
common
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14
'
'
Y
33%
common
Powder
Hersliey Chocolate
2
151/4 Jun
4
20
7%
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24
32%
20%
43%
321/4
Co
40y2 Mar 27
53
211/4
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128
*126
700
23,900
32%
33%
19%
128
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non-cumulative preferred—25
Helme
Hercules
141/4 Oct
Apr
—1
1
"29
"
~
23,100
13%
.22
.
1,600
•
51%
323/4
5
common
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128
•
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52%
43%
-
40c
preferred
65% Jan
Feb
••
21
5
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'
32%
preferred—i———.!———50
23
16
•''52
5
Chemical Co
10% Oct
■
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1
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128
,
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323/4
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,
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94
,
33
33%
-
39
,
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94
323A
28%;
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28% Mar 30
23%
233/4
.
33
22%;
&
3
25
22%
32%
33
Industries
20
110 % Aug
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32%
23
28%-
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Mar 21
25
•223/4
95
96
:3i%
22%
22%
Helene Curtis
39% May 14
:.
27% Jun
23%
" *92
■
22%
3.65 %
191/4 Apr
6
44% Jan 17
36
381/2 Nov 20
23%
95
>3i%
33%
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz
(H J! Co
2
Jan
48
13
13%
28%
aw
2
Mar
121%
33%
Haveg Industries Inc.—
Hayes Industries Inc
2
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
Nov" 17
5
2 9 5/8 Jan
84
Mar 16
12%
28%
Schaffner &
5%
18
7
28
81
12%
"
4
19
Dec
Nov
49 % Feb
35% Jan
-1
12%
22%
Harvey Aluminum Inc—
Hat Corp of America common
30% Mar 23
321/4 Dec
12%
:
34
Hart
3
'
38
293/4.
52%
,
28%
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Mar29
42
293/4.
52%;, 52%
331/4
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4
21
38%
293/a
527/B
preferrecL——Y-a—....—-100
k'V6%t
2
38% Feb
•37%
29%
52
27%
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Harris-lntertype
75% Jan
38%
29%
52%
28
Harcourt Brace
25
37%
.*29%
52 %
33%
2
39% Jun
-
29%
: 3i%
the Week
Jan. 18
33
13
25% May 29
17 % May 29
95-'
'
Friday
Jan. 17
271/4
391/4 Jan
5
39
*
Sales for
Thursday
v
52%
.
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•■
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3 6'/a Aug
24 % Jan
1
common
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;
Jan. 1<>
com—7.50
Hanna
48% Mar 13
/ Oct
3 '■
122 1
Aug
3
20% July 11
Co
Wednesday
Jan.15
12%
52%
12%
Watch
Tuesday
38
30%
•29%
*
r
4 %
convertible?; preferred——100!
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
31
108
26
36%
5
:•>
3
36% Jan
July 3
26
May 24
35
Hallicrafters
2
I6V2 Oct
15
42% Oct
2
21% Oct
4
33 % Dec
83
26 Vs Jun
14
27% Jan-
27
Printing Co
HalliburtonCo—
27% Jan
May 28
.18% Jun
12.50
Water
Hall
59% Feb
24
Monday
Jan.11
Hackensack
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17
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
May 29
44% Oct
20
423/a Jan
*
.
25 % May 28
39V8 May 18
4
25% Jan
NEW
Range for Year 1962
Year 1961
Lowest
(249)
-
-
2,000
500
19,300
6,400
2,200
4,000
4,600
>
>
Y
16,400
20
2,400
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Range for Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
/
1
25
May 29
E83/4 Dec
22
108% Apr
25
84
Jun
26
443/4 Jan
11
48% Jun
1
47
Jan
3
49% May 23
1G2
Oct
10
122
May 19
103
Jun
Dec
19
122
Jun
101
Jan
37
10
58% Jan
75%
6
17
87
Nov
6
Jan""9
82
Dec
13
60% Jun
Mar 15
Sep
20
4 Vo %
convertible
6
43% %
preferred.!
4% %
(ser of 1957) conv pfd
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
112
May 16
May 21
111
83
July 31
Oct
31
Aug
6
6
96% Nov
27
95% Jan
26
101,% Nov
£4% Aug 25
89 W, Dec
15
89 V Jan
8
87
93
27
£2% Feb
Jun
27
89
86
Nov 20
91
Jan
15
23% Jun
3
54% Nov
1
36% Jun
/
3
28% Nov
28
13% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
23
25 3/a Jan
3
72% Jan
783/4 Mar 16
26% Jun
-25
40
% Jan
3
24
48
Jan
2
Jan
5
4
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
7
14
3
22
86
60 % Oct
24
91% Mar
5
57% May
3
42 3/4 May 23
24
/ Jun
303/4 Jun
25
46% Feb
19
93
25
•79% Jan
May 28
34% Dec
Dec
11
Feb
10
45% Oct
29% Dec
29
23
27% Feb
.
25
41
Jan
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
23
Keystone Steel &
3
Kimberly-Clark
21
9
11% Dec
28
20
48% July 31
33 % Jun
27
44 3% Mar 14
3
85
34 % Dec
6
443/8 Dec
28
Jan
3
343/4 Nov
3
20
Oct
22
2C% Jun
9
27
Dec
6
133/s Oct
24
14
Jan
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
July 20
28
Mar 16
88
Feb
57
-36% Jan
3
3
34% Apr
6
3
39% Dec
11
11
Oct
20
Jun
26
4%
8
Oct
26
24
18
•
Mar 12
30 % Jan
343/8 Dec
11
51
Dec
11
39% Jan
2
28
25% Oct
24
41
Nov
20
22% Sep
25
34
Apr
7
4
3
21
Aug 31
Laclede Gas
4.32%
13% Jun
2
41% Dec
3
16% Apr
33% Feb
20
11
18
8
11% Jan
203/4 Dec
4
7
Lee
Dec
4
4% Jun
25
36% Dec
14
23% Oct
24
3
24 y8 Jun
19
60
Oct
5
til- Dec
20
12 3/4
Sep
25
83/4 Oct
28
60% Mar
7
43y8Oct
4
15% Jun
5
9% Oct
3
1113/4 Nov
22
•63y2 Oct
10
9
3
152% Dec'
6
147
59 V2 Mar 16
56
18 3/8 Dec
15
29
71
Nov
Oct
25
24
22
July 9
34% May 29
17% Oct 24
21% Oct
31
27% Feb
27
22% Feb
15 Va Oct
2
29% Nov
9
£5
li
4
Jan
Apr 14
59% May
3
104
Feb
13
Mar 29
87
89
Dec
39 '
4
91% Dec
123'
12
39% Jan
136% Jan
3
4
72% Nov
146
Jun
56
Jan
Dec
Dec
May
633/4 Feb
151
•
Apr
Refineries
41
85%
85%
86
29%
31 %
24%
25%
.29%
243/8
30%
24%
,24%
24%
24%
24%
173/4
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17%
14%
31%
;
173/4 * ,
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26%
31%
/
17%
31%
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:
17%
17
13%
13%
13%
13%
26
26%
26
31
26%
31V4
30%
31
30%
31
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143/4
26%
25 Ve
18%
15%
71/4
7%
28%
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37%
9%
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22 H4
6
9%
-
28%
9%
55
54%
123/8
12%
12%
293/8
37%
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123%
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IO1/4
55
55%
12%
72%
154%
42%
42%
16%
16%
16%
49
16Vu
49i/a
48-3/4
49%
50
common
non-cum
pfd—.j.
conv
preferred
4.25%
series
D
series
E
Iiorillard (P) Co
Mar 20
Apr
11
Louisville
8
&
Lykes
«
16%
17%
17%
67%
17%
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66%
68%
66%
68 3%
52%
52%
531/4
21%
20%
20%
20
19%
53%
52
52%
51%
20%
21-;
20%
21
20%
193/4 '
20%
193/4
20%
19%
23%
54%
100
96
100
5
(Ky )_No
5%
23%
23%
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54%
54
105 Vb
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147
54i/4
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97
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98
44
45
148
101%
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43
10
148
36
37%
/
66
66%.
101/4
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17%
97
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67V2
10%
543/4
106
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36 %
66%
23%
148
105%
148
35%
19%
233/s
543/4
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97
6
136
45%
~
par
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Steamship
54%
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6
97
50
Sons
23%
150
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96
45
100
El Co
23%
105 %
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>
*135
545/s
104
100
common—.
23%
140
140
10
163/b
/; 50%
66%
68%
loo
com
43%
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5%
,
67%
10
x
___
Nashville
Bros
:J
73'%
155
5%
18
52 %
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preferred
(M) &
Lukens Steel Co
5%
1
^
preferred
Lowenstein
6
18
]
7%
15% Feb
5% °
18 !;
1
Long Island Lighting Co
5%
series B preferred
4.35%
49% v'49%;
—20
1
Theatres Inc
Lone Star Cement
Corp
Lone Star Gas Co common
4.84%
/72%4747/
2.50
conv
6
36%
9%
54%
7
73/«
19
1%
6%
37%
16%
23
183/4
22%
3
173/4
16 %
22%
191%
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241%
17%
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•22%
25%
24i/«
23%
;
29%
48
25%
16%
22%
71/4
15%
291%
*40
25%
19%
17%
14%
26%
29%
17%
1
16%
86
26%
48
24
15
17%
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;
15%
29 Ve
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Co-II-IIs
Loew's
20
42%
42%
85%
30%
85%
161/4
1
21% Feb
133/4
42%
85%
28 3,4
'
163/i
40
27
34%
133/4
16%
64
Jun
34%
13%
Ling-Temco-Vough't Inc—!
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Link Belt
Co—L—/.s
50
;
35%
13%
43
73%
25% May 29
14
34%
14%
34%
14
'
153%
24
23
57%
34%
42%
14%
433/,
421%
28
20% Feb
36%
56
1
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
4
*36%
57
72 ;,/8
_
67 y2 Jan
36%
153%
Oct
26
38%
36%
56%
43%
Dec
14% Oct
38%
36%
58%
72%
63
22
38%
36
57%
152%
35
30>/2 Oct
373/4
36%
72%
1
3
77%
43%
29
Jan
69%
76%
38%
152%
28
53
69%
76%
37%
43%
13% Nov
May 29
May 29
69%
75%
29%
5
x
31
69%
75%
353/4
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-
30%
70%
58%
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31%
69%
:
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49% Jun
8 Ve
31%
18%
74%
70%
152%
5
6
30%
313/8
.
433/8
20
4
34%
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1523/4
3%%
31
64%
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30%
19
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preferred
Lionel Corp
Mar 20
63
343%
17%
25
23
96
62%
34
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2
Mar 20
95
27
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17%
314
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52%
52%
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85%
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193/4
31%
30%
/^52v/:
36%
29%
24%
19%
31%,
52%
20%
42%
59 3/4
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preferred
Louisville Gas &
18% Mar 28
77
May 17
85
99%
42%
57%:
:
34%
' 28%
■
96%
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•
43%
18%
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14%
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31%
76
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104
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4
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13
6
137
70% ?
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94
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com
2
155 y2 Jan
6
series
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
2
47% Feb
9
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May 25
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94
101
61
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-
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5
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25
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36%
.
31%
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.
603/4
34%
25
& Fink Products
7%
26
243/8 Feb
90
29
58
96%
42%
100
79
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110
79
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20
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18%
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
6
27% Jan
May 29
100 3% July
88
Aug
8
,
693/4 Dec
23
18% May 29
170
16
31%;
42%
19%
79
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/
42%
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&
110
95%
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Libbey-Owens-Ford' Glass
543/4 Mar 29
19% Jan
£ 57
46
..
Lehman
155 y2 May 11
24
4 Va Oct
153% Oct
14
51% Aug 18
Jun
Leonard
453/8 Nov
46% Dec
413/4 Jan
8
Mar 19
25% Jan
40
ifi
Lehigh Valley ■■ RR.^—i .-i-v-No pgr
17 Ve Mar 12
25
10
mo
Lehn
Feb
11034 Feb
May 31
26
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8
13
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7
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135
9
15
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Feb
31 %
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101
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$1.50
62
23
26
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433/4 Feb
24
813/8 Jan
11
7
4
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96
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common
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353/4 Feb
25
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23 y8 Nov
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preferred
110
83
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5
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108
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108
83
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-
108
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com_
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223/4 Dec
9
26% Jan
146% Jan
i
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6
Sep 28
1% May 29
19a% Jan
;
I
100
*
52
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834/4
102
Lanvin-Parfums Inc—!.u.__1.
Lear Siegler Inc
1
15
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
Jun
5% July
2% Mar 21
4
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13% Jun
16
1 VB Jan
16% Jan
"26%
;
—
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
13 Ve Oct
14% Jan
54%
!
-
>
Oct 24
40 Vb Nov
44% Jan
preferred
Kroger Co—
1
K V P Sutherland
Paper Co_
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
20 % Oct 25
20
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Kroehler Mfg Co—;
1
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25
24%
16
10
27
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Co
.
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27% Oct
3C% Jan
131
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Corp
91
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1093/4
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50%
17%
,
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100
g
Koppers Co Inc common
a
10
Apr,11
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38
90%
503/4
79
193/4
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90%
50%
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31
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79
37 3/8
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79%
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Kern County Land Co
:
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13
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110
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90%
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90%
107
;
79
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8.75
!
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243/4 Sep
59% Oct
32% Jan
45
Light Co!
Kayser-Roth Corp—
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Kelsey Hayes. Co_
,
5
83
253,4 Jan
Kansas Power &
4
the Week
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27
24
94 % May 16
Jan
7
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4
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,
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107
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Thursday
Jan. 16
'
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100
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3
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26% Jan
100
46
27
78
12
Wednesday
Jan.15
91
5iy4
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Non-cumulative
preferred
25
27
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38
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com_No par
issued
4.35%
%
100
_50
•
84
Jan
36
Nov
Corp„_33%c
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493/4 Nov
28 % Sep
52
20
Chem
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4.20% ' preferred
22
28% Oct
27
12% Jan
4%
413/4 Nov 23
:
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27
37 % Jan
5
&
City Pr & Lt Co
3.80%
26
95% Oct
12
17% Nov
3
93 v2 May 24
26
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31% Feb
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When
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41% Dec
323/4 Jan
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14
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47% Nov
10
44% Jan
74% Dec
18
82% Jan
88 Va
20% Feb
6
May
30% Dec
213/a Oct
29 Va Jun
44 V4 Jun'
14
14
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74
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3
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3
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4
3
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3
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27
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6
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72
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16
93
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31
303/s Jan
15
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5
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4
2f/4 Nov
17
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15
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26
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25
25
23
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12
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25
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24
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74
25
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25
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3
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75
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81
203/4 May 29
80 y»
233/4 Jan
21
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56
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13
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5
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21
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84
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76
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20
84
,
26
3
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5
25
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27
21
15
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323/4 Jan
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24
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27
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19
24
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27
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23
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5
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27
63
26
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3
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27
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16
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49 % Dec
Dec
14
34% Feb
24% Sep
3% Jan
27
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15
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31
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16
3
6
25% Jan
21
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23
26
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2
26
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4
26
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9% Oct
30 Va
9
24
233/4 Jan
9
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2
26
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12
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31
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29
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6
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8
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25
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12
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27
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25
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28
„
84
footnotes,
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May 24
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see
page
$1.50
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3 % %
81 % Jan
23.
2
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Oct
1959
45%
44%
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26
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31
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100
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common..
26.
26
37
4
4,500
45%
30%
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series
'■451/4,
25%
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McQuay Norrls Mfg Co_II_
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Mead Corp common-!
5
4 % % preferred (1st series )IIIIco
Corp
46%
253/4
&
preferred
453/4
7 5%
McKee
4%
46%
28%
100
91/4
66Vs
40'A
461/4
25%
26%
5
'
46'%
5%
Publishing—I_I—"Hi
Medusa Portland Cement
Melville Shoe
91/4
65
39%
31
(AG) & Co
—No
McKesson & Robbins Inc__^
McLean Trucking Co
9%
391/2
23%
100
Porcupine Mines
'76,700
66
5'/2
Ix._100
class
/ 65
23/8
38%
29
preference B
21/4
2'/a
39%
25%
;
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27,900
38%
23%
_
10
9%
66
1,070
23 5/a
40%
28%
(J Ray) & Co Inc__
1
McDonnell Aircraft
Corp—
2 50
McGraw-Edison Co
~ ' 1
McGraw-Hill
Mach
9
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7,600
94
23%
:
39%;;
30%
McDermott
McNeil
66
591/4
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'
:
58
5,100
13,400
777 800:
39%
28%
preferred
21/4
2%
25
I_II_50c
convertible preferred
5%% conv preference B
Mclntyre
1%
241/4
3
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8%
93%
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:
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93%
22%
26%.
No par
—No par
common.^
7
59
93%
26%
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46%
23%
v,V: 5%
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series—_10o'
preferred—
391/4
46%
22'/a
28%
-
29%
38%
:-
.
Corp
conv
8%
2
1%
'8%
57a/4
29
38%
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'
47%
—
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4%%
>
59
30
46%
45%
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1—
convertible
23%
48%
1945-series^No"par
common
conv
V
93%
23%
v
66 %
'
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——
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McCrory Corp
9
33 Ve Feb
66
,
58'A
*92%
23%
/:"2!'•
8%
*
59
,
5
Maytag Co
Mccall
93
%
1%
—
MCA Inc
58%
30 3%
1947 series_No
par
preferred
No par
preferred
583/4
3ov4
preferred
Mays (JW) Inc
22
23
15
23
-.
19
18% Aug
1
21
Mar
323/4 Jun
15
24
Feb
93
Jan
35
43>/a Mar 22
34% Jan
27
19
19
28% Oct
28
303/i Jan
21
Dec
18 3% Oct
22 Va Jan
33/4%
19
15 Va Nov
27
$3.40
20
£4 y2 Mar 16
July 18
3
Dec
32 Va Jan
81% Dec
24% May 22
120 % Nov
78% Jan
35
$3.75
May 10
24
29% Jun
;
Aug
$3-75 preferred
May 21
13% Oct
83 'A Dec
76
2
May 18
*46%
47%
x
Martin-Marietta C6rp
Masorite Corp
May Dept Stores common
83 Va May 17
23% Jun
353/a Jan
Corp
—
58% Jan
29%
7 38 Va
46%
j
;
Marshall Field & Co
38%
*46 '/2
No par
!
Marlln-Rockwell Corp"•
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co— II
46% Mar 15
703/4 Jun
48 3/4 Jun
Corp
Co.!—
Marine Midland
12
24
Oil
Maremont
4
18 Va Jan
25% May 29
42 Va Jun 25
13
1
Marathon
1
27
Maxwell & Moore-Ul2~50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration-—
29%
38 '/a
461/2
92
Manning
'
Aug 30
35
24
17
79% Dec
3
14
Oct
29% Aug 29
72 V2 Dec
6
Feb
7 : Mar
6
45% Mar 14
Mallory (PR) & Co
27%
391/a
46V2
23%
I 7"~" j
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I ~~ 5
Co
27%
38%
463%
573/4
1
Manhattan Shirt
,
,
9Vfl Jun
Aug
19
27
;
28
30 Va Oct
:
Aug
5
75% Jan
323/4 Feb
24
May 29
■V 22 % May 29
34% Mar 10
61
25
20 3/8 Oct
36
18
3%
Jun
4 Va Jun
•:
28
4
Magnavox
,
21
14% Oct
8
27%
39%
46 Va
100
Inc':
27%
'
1
Square Garden Corp com_i
60c convertible
preferred—No par
Magma Copper
10
56 % Mar 12
r
Fund
:
38%
Madison
473% Mar 20
343/4 jun
27
4
51% Jan
Madison
3% Mar 27
'
27%
5
1—50
Macy (RH) Co Inc common,
4 Va-%
preferred series A
10 Va Mar 21
'
common
preferred
^
24
22
24% Jan
24
Forbes!——4.—J 0
Trucks .Inc
5 % %
2
24
27
36% Jan
12% Jan
Mack
23
1% Oct
9
333/a Dec
47 Va Feb
// 73/4 Oct
28
47% Nov
MacAndrews &
44 J/e Mar 15
5
25
17% Oct
3% Jun
10 ya Jun
25
20
86
11
1% Jan
40% Feb
45 Ve Jun
8
73% Jan
25
22%
39%
40
11
-
,*93%
21%
25%
25%
253%
253/4
2%
22 Vb
221%
22%
22%
22%
3,000
39%
39%
383/4
39
39%
393/4
4,700
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21%
24 Va
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24%
89
89
21 %
24'%
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93%
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22%
21%
22 Va
22
22
2434
24%
24%
24 3a
24%
13,100
SO
89%
90
89 'A
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Volume
197 :■ Number 6231
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(251)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
•
Range for Year 1962
Highest
NEW
Lowest
Highest
74
Oct
~30
95% Dec
12
75
Apr
20
86'A Dec
11
84 % Jan
5
37% Dec
5
18 % Oct
28
18% May 28
60
Jun 25
24
24% Mar 10
ft"/'-:
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 19G1
Lowest
28
Feb
YORK
Mercantile Stores Co
947/a Mar 23
Merck
88% Nov
23
33% Jan
,3
&
Co
Inc
Inc
3
45% Jan
3
3
70% May
Sep" 19
79
52% Jan
12
Mesta
24
58 Va Feb
15
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
25
16 Va Nov
23
3
88% Jun
2
96
13
81
Jan
8
87
July
9
82 y2 Jan
93 V2 Jan
97
12
84% Nov
84'/a July
Jan
6
3
99 *
Sep
30% Jan
80
3
3
94"
4iyaNov
"
Feb
9
Aug
58
46 Va Apr
" Jan
19
9
39 Va Apr
58% Feb
5
70% Feb
8
16 Vb Oct
23
40% Feb
5
5Va%
Miles
13% Oct
24
70 % Oct
24
133% Jan
1
23
77% Oct
23
98% Jan
Minnesota:
87% Jun
12
May 29
15
17 Va Dec
29
41 Va Jun
70% Feb
Minn
22% Dec
20
! 34% Sep
14% Oct
35% Jan
4
35 % Jan
3
12
6
11
21 Va Oct
4
34 Va Jan
3
3 % Jan
3
97 % Dec
20
10 % Jan •■6 V
1
66% Dec
ft
44
Apr
12 Vs.
34
42% Jun
24
45% Apr
30
19
47
40% Feb
Oct
24
2% Oct
22
4% Jan
35% Jun
25
37% Apr
20
34% Jan
4
42% May 15
26% Jun
22
42
19% Jan
5
26% Oct
3
18 % Jun
25
7% May 29
Power
Missouri
Pacific
5
Missouri
Portland
2
Missouri
Public
13% Apr
"4
Mar
19
69% May 11
Mohasco
Jan
3
62
Jan
4 ft
73% Mar 29
71
Jan
4
79
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
21
10% Jan
19
7% Jun
15
9% Jun
29
Oct
22
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
May 28
39% Dec
20
May 29
42% Mar ?6
8% Dec
65% Oct
6% Dec
14
20
32% Aug
1
58% Aug 23
39
Mar 10
Jan
3
43% Nov 29
30% Dec
26
Oct
80
75% May 28
15
Jun 13
Mar 28
44 Va Jan
31
25
22% Mar 20
Nov
14
Monarch
29
10% Nov 29
26% July
'
37 Va Apr 11
<12% Feb 28
1
24% Oct
24
15
8% Oct
23
',37% Feb
16
17% Oct
23
20
11% May 29
18% Jan
'17% Feb
25% Sep 25
17% Dec 28
68 % Sep
22
100
11% Jan
3
20% Mar 17
10
29% Jan
9
44 y4 Dec
29
•
class
5
30 y4 Dec
26% Dec
4
26% Oct
3
15
14 3/4
'59%
60%
59%
20
19%
19%
19%
43
44%
42%
44%
44%
43%
42%
44%
32
38 Va
38%
ft
31%
31%
31%
39%
39
39% :
3Vs
3%
3
523%
53%
52 y8
34%
23%
23%
34%
23%
9%
10%
10 Va
*66 3/4
67%
67%
67%
■
v.
*11%
Munsingwear
34% Jan
22
Murray
27
19
31 Va Jan
12
National
Aug" 10
17% Dec
33% Apr
of
4
18% Oct
26% Feb
50 %
40
7,700
37
37%
36%
37%
37%
38
7,000
22
22 Va
22%
35%
34%
35%
22 Va
V4
9%
ft
24%
24%
24%
26
26
177/a
18%
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18
67 y4
68%
67%
67%
68 Va
68%
16%
16%
17
>
353/4
23%
23%
25%
29%
31
30 ft
25%
26%
183/,
31%
33%
33
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9%
1
56 %
1 >'■
22%
'
National
45
% Apr
24
National
Biscuit
18
Jan
4
National
Can
132% Jan
2
National
24
29% Feb
5
23% Dec
14
18% May 29
4
4
78% Nov
23
46 % Jun
25
72
9
30% May 11
20% Oct
24
.30% Apr 23
27
83% Jan
2
93 % Dec
47
5
54
1
July
7
23% Jan
3
33% Nov
9
5V8 Jan
3
9 y8 Apr
53 % May
3
17
17
46%
65 Va Aug
Sep
148% Sep
3
Natl
Dairy
Distillers
4V4%
Mar 23
4%%
2
30% Jan
National
% Oct
24
9% Mar 27
National
24
56% Jan
3
99% Dec 27
National
GypsUm
5
Oct
22
61
98
Jan
-
1 4
National
Lead
2
167
Dec
21
127% Jan
5
139 /
Dec
31
-24% Oct
24
32
Apr
30
National Linen
36% Aug 30
26 % Oct
9
35 Va Jan
10
33% Oct
24
50 Va Apr
30
National
Starch
2
45% Feb
8
National
24 % Feb
20
151% Jan
22%
Jan~20
15% May 29
22% Jan
2
23 Va Feb
16
National
Natomas
Co..'
3
16% Dec
11
9% Jan
24
16% Jun
9
6% Nov
13
22% Jan
26
29 Va Jan
6
13% Oct
23
5% May 28
10% Oct 25
29% Apr 28
Jan
54%
3
Jan
13
12
Nov
19
27
Oct
31
52
3
75
May 29
Mar
27'/a Nov 28
*.
Nevada
3%%
26% Mar 27
19% May 29
New
12
New
86
63 % Jan
76% Sep
50% Feb
83
Dec
79y2 Jan
May 29
Aug 23
86 Va May 10
85
65% Aug
3
Jan
Jun
39% Aug 28
1
Jun
26
15% July 18
22
Mar 21
10
27
46
Mar 22
28
35% Jun
5
Va Jun
14
20% Jan
12
New
43% Dec
31 1
N
4% Jan
24
1"
Dec
28
8% Jan
23
1% Jun
26
Dec
21
28% Jan
3
Sep
71% Sep
76y4 Jan
York
15
43% Jan
3l
N
State
76% Jun
37
11
14
72
3
83
Apr
75% Mar
88
Apr
3
103
Jan
4
109
Dec
Aug 14
12
30% Jan
9
97 y4 Aug
103% Mar
30
Nov
57 Va Jun
6
Feb
24
8
117
21
July 18
24
12
Nov
28
13% Jan
18
Jan
26
34% May 15
5
Dec" 28
15 Va Aug 23
Mar 14
63% Dec
18%
22
18
'
74
Dec
79
Feb 23
2
86
Jun
Jan
85
104
18
11
May 16
106
12
Jun
16% Oct
24
9
27% Jan
*38% Ffb
4
9
85% July 31
110% Dec
31
21
July
21% Jan
4
26
May
12 Va July
3
14
25
24
May 29
19% Oct 23
48
6% Oct
25
11% May 29
American
Aviation
North
American
Car
North American Coal Corp
16% Jan
9
North
Dec
Northern
48 Va Apr
Central
Ry
Northern Indiana
28
Corp....;
P
S
Northern Natural Gas
6
7
107
Sep
26
114 % Mar
6
?
30% Oct
24
44% Jan
4
Northern
Pacific
37% Mar 16
Northern
States
78% Mar 23
$3.60
preferred.
93
$4.10
24
$4.08
Co....
preferred.:
preferred.:
Nov
9
25 Va May 29
73 % July 23
29
85% Jan
11
86 % Dec
7
85% Jan
8
88
Nov
30
86
Jan
3
89
Nov
14
86
Jan
19
34% Dec
13
19 Va
May 29
23
May 29
26
May 29
83% Jan
5
30 Vb Dec
28
15% Jan
3
33% July 20
23 % Jan
4
35 Va Aug
7
42% Dec
17% Jun
25
31% Sep
11
May" 17
21% Jan
37%
41 y4 Jan
69% Nov
footnotes,
10
14
see
page
23.
May 11
91% Apr
93 Va
93 % Nov
28
33 V8 Jan
31
40 % Dec
12
preferred
$4.16
Northrop Corp
Northwest
Dec
12
5'/4%
44% Dec
27
Northwest
39
Ry__J
Co
Power
comi
J
a.
^
Northwestern
59% Jan
2
Norwich
Pharmacal
480
138%
138 Va
138%
138 Va
*26%
29%
43%
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37%
38'/a
37%
38%
19 Va
193/4
19%
19%
16%
16%
16%
17
18%
18%
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30
7%
7%
5,100
12%
12 34
2,800
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6%
6%
1,200
20%
19%
20 ft
19%
19%
193/4
19%
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45%
46
45%
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32%
32%
33
323/4
32%
79%
79%
80
80%
80 Va
25%
26
25%
26
15,400
45%
45%
45 3/8
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10,100
32%
46
88%
86%
86%
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67
67%
68
96
96
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96%
96%
49%
49%
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491/8
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32%
32
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32-3/8
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15%
15%
15%
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153,4
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41%
40%
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15%
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1,800
1,900
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5,800
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83
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1,000
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28%
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112
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109%
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63%
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64
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11,400
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105
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109
109
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33
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45
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conv
31% Jan
167%
29,900
7
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;
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35,600
100
100
5
5
■
preferred.:
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73%
20
7 Va
20%
15%
10
preferred
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Jun
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72%
7%
31%
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preferred
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;
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5%%' preferred....
-
50
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12%
49%
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2
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10
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45
31
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76
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25
;
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30
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30%
7%
25%
5
1
15
72 Va Jan
49%
12%
32%
100
Corp
Mar
89
5
Norris-Thermador
4
113% Mar
12
July 11
34 Va May 29
6%
94
49%
7%
•78
;
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19%
16%
18%
26
94
12%
ft; 45 Va
.1
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preferred..
109
112
ft
'
Co
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&
18%
19%
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7%
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15 r?
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14
27
July
2
19
7
11
Jan
83
65 Va Jan
Jan
Chemical
Nopco
Norfolk
Sep 27
15% Jun
4.85%
preferred..
Niagara Share Corp
16%
20
com.No par
:;•
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Jun
82
May 17
107
Jun
38% Nov
10
4
19%
16 34
38 %
37 Va
25%
49
12%
>
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107
27 % Jan
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20
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100
5.23%
preferred..^....
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102
50 y8 Mar 22
72
Nov
94
:
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.
30
30
ft
43%
19%
_1
20
Shipbuilding Corp
6
6
Sep
30 %
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Railroad..
12
39% July 19
30
5
Brake
Oct
108
5
13"%
27
•;"*'•
1
46% Dec
3
5
168
30%
66 Va
94
9,300
167%
73%
27
.
3,300
12,800
65%
72%
138%
37 V4
66%
23.2CO
9%
167
27
24
41%
167 ft
27 ft
23%
,
*983/4
138%
_1
,
103/a
9%
27 ft'ft;
43%
.__._l".
Gas
30%
138%
*
common_No par
i.
_100
Electric
30
167;
;
4
3
29
.
100J
-
Co
Co__
113% Mar 13
Jan
July
30
108 y2 Jan
''
Y
30%
24 Va
30
138%
30%
50c
$3.75
preferred....
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40%
preferred
100
19
28
26
Jan
41 Va Dec
Jan
3
26
Jun
Sep~13
23% Apr
69
12
May
79'
1
24
86
48 Va Apr
67% Jun
5
19% Jan
27
May 28
71
6
Mar 17
6
14%
New
9
10
Jan
41% Apr
26
27
82
98
19% Feb
30
233/4
49
167
No par
Chicago & St Louis
49 ft!
ft" 23%
94
138%
ft!? 27
IN Y New Haven & Hartford-No par
tPreferred 5%
series A
100
A
8
2
27
48% Aug
3
Jan
3% Jan
•
49
23%
65 Va
49%
ft' 49
78 Va
.
25-%
25%
94%
167
_i
Central
66%
25-%
*93%
94
73%
~
Air
York
Jun
81% Feb
23
ft
Y
33 Va Jun
30
44% Nov 14
18% Jan
75% Jan
ft 68
9'
York
New
May 29
7
•38% Jan
2
39% Mar 21
27
10
20
97
22
2y4 Dec
1% July
Nov
54% uan
36% May 29
3
43 % Jan
,25
65%
663 a
25%
73 Va
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100/ft
Mining Corp common
10
4% convertible preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
20
23 Va
74
Newmont
24
23%
72%
New
86 Va Feb
51% Sep
23%
<;
13
23%
99%
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
1136
22%
13.400
33,100
123/4
77%
12%
78
23%
23%
25%
9%vr
12%
42%
10
Fibre
Co (J J)
preferred
45'A
9%
76 Va
10%
4
Newberry
6
44%
,12%
10%
Inc
Power
2
Jan
81 Va Mar
45%
45%
12%
41%
_5
Co__
443,4
443/4
•
*98%
73 Va
lftft
—'
Meter
Neptune
17,900
98%
Corp
Corp
Neisner Bros
Nov'ii
-80
3
21% Jan
11% Jan
Nautec
25% Jan
9
45 Va Nov 28
39
Va
74
Mar 19
21
>
31 ftft
42%
Co
Tea
30%
98%
_
Vulcanized
9% Mar 29
21
National
30%
42
Chemical
22
30%
99%
Co
&
31
5
Corp
National Sugar Ref Co__
24
5% Jan
•
R—•
Service
15% Jun
19 % Nov
-
preferred
46,400
9%
41%
„_...._100
100
preferred A
13% Oct
24% Sep >6
27% May 15
107/a Apr
5
6
Jun
7%
6%
1,700
23%
'76%
ft! 94
2,900
9%
57%
41%
:
22,300
,
9%
*98%
9%
6,100
"ft 4,900
223/4
!l
1. i*;
18%
35%
563/4
pa,r
common.
Steel
15 Va Jan
103
30 Va
common
National-Standard
25
55% Oct
17% No Yft 6
83
Co
8
18
131% Dec
27
64
10 V
26 3'4
18'/a
35
57 Va
23%
49Vi»
30 V8
*48 %
26%
18%
35'A
23%
.753/4
66
26%
3,100
3,600
11,400
22'/a
•23%
94%
:'
57
77%
26
*93%
'•:.•'• :.••>
293/4
22%
23%
76
66%
25%
100
50 "
Corp_^
July 21
27
28 %
;
T_;
Co
66
.5
Corp com_5
preferred_A-^l.L-i-.--»No
$4.50
22%
.1
Co
General
33 % Oct
5
12
154 y2 May
146 % Dec
•'
Chem
Gas
Fuel
22%
No par
Products
&
22%
23%
ft
24%
29%
30%
13%
'
5
pfd series of 1951
preferred (conv)
33% Aug 17
23'/a Jan
36
National
28
76%
12% ;
77%
24%
f 57 Va-!
46%
46
12 Va
31
12%
30% ft
45%
30%
453/a
30%
24%
29%
W:
9%',v 9%'.
.
23 Va
5
22%
563/4
.
,57
5
22%
213/4
9%
10
Register
3
124% Aug 15
Y
Jan
Cash
93 Va Jan
S
3
99 % Dec
26
Jun
22% May 29
Apr
97
90% Aug 25
78
Aug
Corp
Co
Corp
Castings Co
National City Lines Inci
25
52
1
National
82 y4 Aug
92 y2 Feb
Aviation
May 29
25 y4 Jan
59% Jan
Airlines—
22%
34
N
National Acme Co
3,700
2,900
16%
36
18%
18%
10
i
y 14,800
16%
35%
29%
26
18 Va
ft
ft
16%
357/a
24%
253/4
1
68%
,
22V4
23%
25 Vs
5
:
35%
"35%
II
4,100
13,500
91,000
:
18V4
26 '/a
35%
;
,
16 Va
No par
;
1,100
101,100
.ft ft
26%
24 Va
i
35,000
ft
10
9%
10
ft-
*
Corp
18% Oct
28
400
9%
49 Va
39%
America^
9% May 29
66% Oct 24
12
100
39%
3
'•
"•
Inc
Corp
19 % May
12 Va
39%
1
Murphy Co (G C%
Murphy;;. Corp Y
31% Jan
80
3,200
*11%
9%
12%
20
19%
19
40%
1
20
Natco
ft"
40V4
Co
12
13 % Aug 22
ft
9%
50%
Supply"coZIZIIIZZlO
Feb
24% Dec 27
142 % Nov
19
»9
•
29
•62% Mar 16
4
18%
55,200
49
•
ft-
/"
26% Sep
25
30
79
9%
Inc„__
Corp
Brass
11 Va Jun
23% Oct
♦77 Va
5
Co
S L Industries Inc
16% Aug
617/a Jan
77%
ft
50 Va
No par
Inc
Wheel
59 % Mar
33
68 Va
49 3/4
»
7
30
10%
*66%
*9%
5,000 lire)
& Co__
•
8%
23%
67%
♦iiya
12%
7,300
3,000
3,400
3,100
.1,000
34%
•
'
ft.
•ft
i'x, 'ftY,
•
10%
10
(John)
Industries
22
38%
•
23%
Motec
27
38%
34 Va
Morrell
M
6,400
24,400
10%
22
Mueller
31%
3Va ft''3 Va.
23%
15
19
3,000
44 Va
34% '
10%
67%
10%
34
Mar 26
42 %
51
•23%
34%
23%
'ft:
7,500
42 V4
31%
50%
*34%
52s/a
34 Va
1,000
78,400
ft
*44%
<
'
1
ft
19%
3%
'ftftft
3%
3%
17,700
22,400
!:
2,800
193a
44%
30%
'
43
45
10
8% Dec
26% Jan
627/a
19%
39%
;
ft
14%
59%
•
33%
43 Va Jun
18% Apr
14%
14%
60
19%
19%
31%
'
<
*22%
I
2S
42%
•14%
10'/a
2
Jun
19%
80%
34%
May 28
23
33 y8 Dec 26
62 Va
80 Va
22%
Nov
14% Nov
11
20
14%
91%
210
104
q
•
or
&
29% Mar 21
23
17% Jan
124% Dec
32
29
14%
61%
59%
19%
ft 90%
.9%
28% Jan
21
81
19
91 Va
ft'
19
33%
Mountain Fuel
20 Va May
91%
81
193,4
89%
'ft
12
Motorola^
41% May 31
19%
90%:
80 Va
58%
25
CnV
;
Ward
Motor
26% May 22
193/4
27%
19%
•
No par
Montgomery
4
4
7,600
Moore-McCormack Lines...:
4
31
27 Va
No par
A__
shares
(5
89% Mar 14
16 % Jan
27 Va
*103
ft
Mining & Chemical—
17% Dec
20% Jan
28 Va
28
80%
common__5
Power Co
shs
Amer
41% Jan
24
May 29
18% Oct 24
4
2,100
26%
■
May 29
48 % Oct
3
May
62%
104
22
36% Jan
28% Apr
34% Mar
3
21
9% Sep
61%"
104
par
Montana
33% Mar 13
62
80%
lOO:-
Chemical
Montecatini
15
61%
80%
;
3,400:
51 % ft 52
51%
62 Va
77 V4
Inc
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
19% Oct
51 Va
26,200
51%
28%
_1,
Class B
Monsanto
30
39% Jan
35%
103 Va
-92V8
Co__6.25
Co—
Machine Tool
RR
Monon
102ft
353/4
62 Va
preferred
•
87%
100 Va
35 Va
*
.
Y;.,
70
•'ft/;; 100
"*10
*85%
87%
'
1C
preferred
'4.20%
87%
51%
19 Vs
91%
'
10
87
97%
*86
103%
27%
A.No par
Cement
Service
Industries
3 Va %
87
97
102
'
21,400
63%
52
19%
5
class
35
2,700
62,600
103 %
93%
~I_5
RR.—,
RR
'
*85%
''ft
■
ft
87%
>100%
32
.
88%
35%
34%
7,900
14,600
ft
98
87%
♦100%
35%
103
•
31%
y
*97%
102 ft;
*85%
87 Va
ft" 623/4
27%
;
18
87%
92 %
i
,
Missouri-Kan-Tex
8
;
&
•
1
11% Apr
__
27%
30
17s.
98
ft. 18%
»
Paper
2.50
Light
No par
3
25% Jan
'
'
'
2<
29
*86
102
51%
64 Va
Ontario
Corp
ft
103%
31%
'31
17%
87%
35Va
ft/
ft-52'/a
64 %
No par
9
_
52
12%
ft
32
21,500
243/a
303/4
:
*97%
ft
*100%
35%
No par
Mfg___
31%
ft
98
*85%
>
•»
102
ft 103%
Inc^wZII I~Z~
Development Co
I_
Mississippi River Fuel Corp_
51% Mar
6
5
Mission
31% Dec 31
14
50% Nov
&
&
Mission
86
io
Va
3 2'/a
*88
ft! *86
35 Va
24
12 Va
12%
,
87
*97%
100
Enterprises Inc
Mining
7
28
5% Mar 27
ft
ft
preference—100
Minnesota
24
Jun
-
convertible
Minnesota
Dec
,
-
& Chem Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
W3%
17 V4
98
*100%
common,.
29%
17%
88%
10
Inc
32 Va
30%
ft'n\ 200
•ft
24%
12 Va
17%
32,900
ft:
12 Va
12%
12%
11%
2,300
'
92
V 24%
24 3/4
12 Va
29%
*86
Minerals
2
24% Jan
May 29
Jun 21
34
45% Apr
30% Mar 22
Mar 19
25
Corp
24%
17
•
*97%
100
__
Utilities
Laboratories
4
30% Aug
83%
"
V
_ioo
1st preferred
Oil
Corp
109% Sep
16% Sep
21'/a
813/4
32 Va
16%
pfd_100
preferred—'
Midwest
20%
83%
30 %
28%
100
170% Mar 10
19 ya Jan
123% Dec
•
3.90%"
100
Midland-Ross
Dec
2
102
•'
3.80%;
14
2
21 Va
82%
12 %
12%
.12',
:
1 ';
4.45%", preferred—
Jan
55
,
5
IncIIlNopar
.
preferred
South
20%
86
11% "' '12 Va
12%
11%
preferred
Middle
21%
24 Va
12'/a
int
3.85%.
10
95 Va Jan
101% May 24
58
Nov 17
93y2 Jan
39 V4 Jan
Co
23%
12.50
benef'cl
4.35%
6
100% Aug
Machine
of
Metropolitan Edison
Mar 28
May 28
84Va Oct 26
29% May 25
43
Oct 23
Trust—Units
Shares
Jan.18
21 %
213/4
*90
25c
Metromedia Inc
15
10
78% Sep
78
24
26% Oct
8
May 27
87 ft'Jun
89% Jan
90
2
28 y4 Oct
59% Mar 10
41% Jan
Jan. 17
84'/a
21%
16%c
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
13
14% Jan
Mesabi
21%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 16
No par
9% May 29
Aug 17
21%
Wednesday
Tuesday
iJan.15
Jan. 14
1.83%
$3.50 preferred
10% Jun
Aug
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par'
'
common
8% May 28
13% Apr 20
15 % Dec 11
9ya Jan ' 3
11
•/.
STOCK
EXCHANGE"
19
45
45
45%
*44%
451/4
45%
44%
44%
443/4
44
21%
21%
2,COO
1,400
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
43%
42%
42 3/4
41%
42
8,400
44
44%
44
44%
♦21%
42 7/a
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(252)
■.
.
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Hlgheat
Lowest
NEW
Range for Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
\
Year 1961
YORK
Jan. 15
Jan. 14
Par
EXCHANGE
',;>> Wednesday:
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
Friday
Thursday
•
•
Jan. 16
:
Sales for
^
.LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Prevloua
the Week
v>>
Jan. 18
Jan. 17
Shares
O
35% Jan
3
52 Va Nov
49
3
95% Feb
38
23
Jan
79
833/4 Nov
3
Jan
93 Va Jan
3
100
•
90% Jan
13
19
49
16% Apr
85
30 Va Jun
20
-
16 Va Jun
88 % Jan
24
Jun
52 Va
Aug
39%
6cr"5
35
Nov
27
43% Oct
7
4
24
28% Feb
20
10% Oct
16% Jan
3
263/4 Dec
19
19
1023/4 Mar 22
Sep
28
82% Oct
26
104
18 :
1203/4 Apr
3
435/8 Dec
Sep
26% Jan
4
6 ;
87^74 Jan
14% Jan
13
12% Oct
5
33 % Dec
21
,
Jan
3
141% Jan
5
5% Jan
3
Otis
24% Mar
1
Outboard
14
25% Jan
2
Outlet
46% Oct
87% Feb
13
Owens-Corning
Owens-Illinois
2
2
97% Jan
16
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
2
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
May 29
36% Feb
20
Pacific
Gas
26
25
43 '
5
33%
34%
$5
5
5
158% Feb
Pacific
23% Mar
5
7
24% Aug 30
12% Nov
24
26% May 15
7% Oct
22
13% Dec
14
Mar 22
10% Jun
25
15% Jan
15% Oct
24
24% Feb
12
14% Nov
6
5
20
*/.
Jan
22
45% May 29
;>70% Dec
97% Feb
8
58% Feb
Paramount Pictures
18% Oct
24
38% Mar 15
Parke Davis As Co—--
75% Apr
11
Parmalee
19% Jan
3
35% Dec
7
22% Jun
24
21
35
Jan
31
15
27
26
Dec
26
15% Jan
3
Feb
33
37% Apr
28% Jan
2
Oct
22
27% Jan
5%
19 Va Jan
May 31
48 Va Jan
3
37
May 29
52% Jan
17
23% Jun
25
41
Jan
41% Jun
6
25% Jun
14
34% Feb
Dec
6
28% May 29
98% July 25
5
:
.
5
3
32% Jan
3
59
-
Dec
Jan
3
10% Jun
;X
27
18% Feb
54% Jan
;
wvxV<■>•£■&
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Nov
3
58%'Dec
12
39% May 29
36
Sep
27
50% Jan
24
37
Jun
3
46
July 24
59% Nov
8
33
Oct
24
43% Jan
•*#
."V*
*■:
48
63% Apr 20
12
25
Jun
/
3
76
1
100
19% Mar 15
59% Mar 23
101 Va July 13
14
13% Jun
25
19 Va Jan
2
20
18% Oct
24
42
Feb
13
24
33 % Oct
44% Oct
23
57% Mar 15
1
62% Jan 15
34% Mar 20
Permanente
Pet Milk
Pfaudler
Pfizer
May 29
6
103% Nov
7
4.40%
88 Va Nov
28
3.80%
Dec
6
96
8
101
84% Nov
3
29
Nov
24
Jan
8
Aug.23
26% Oct
24
61% Oct
24
3
125
7™/4 Jan
30
86
% Jan
12
83% Mar 16
July 16
80% July 25
51% Sep
14% Jan
25
64% July 31
42
3
22% Nov
20
44% Jan
4
76% Dec
6
May
8
82
84% Feb
19
3.90%
59% Mar 14
Phillips
2
Feb
6
5
18% Jun
27
39% Jan
10
68 % Oct
27
30% Oct
23
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
11% Oct
4
97
67
Aug 17
64
21
Sep 28
12% Jun
18% Mar 16
22
1
47%
Jan
100% Nov
27
41 y2 Jan
11
65 Va Mar 19
23
Jan
86 y4 Mar
81
34%
22%
233/8
221/4
23
.
14%
23%
70'/8
97
8%
35%
27%
98
9
37y4
27%
52
30%
.
26J/4
53
30
26 y4
28%
18
18%
9V4
Jan
22
1
8
16% May 15
common__l
..50
No par
49 va
10C
common
*99%
Permutit
As
Co
Inc
98
97
97
;
8%
8%
;
50
27,500
35%
36%
10,000
2 7'/a
27%>
27
27%
54
53%
54
30 3/4
29%
30
261/b
26%
203/4
263/4
29%
32
31
31%
10,200
191%
> ' 12,800
191/s
13,800
181/s
18%
181/4
19
19
9%
38 Va
9%
42%
453/4
9
.
39
38%
O
31%
1,400
Va
453/8
32
33'/8
3,000
45%
42 3/2
45
64,000
33%
>
6,800
33%
3,200
104
103
" 1033/4
100%
1013/4
14%
101
lOl'A
14
36%
14%
36>/4
48%
46%
47%
45
46%
44»/a
46
Xl4%
14%
14%
533/8
53%
53%
49%
49%
*993/4
49%
49 y2
16%
50%
57%
57%
573/4
513/a
T9
323/4
32%
*101%
♦87
100 Va
*100
101 y2
*105
105 y2
3334
3,700
16%
27%
3,300
49»/4
47,400
583/8
16,- 00
32%
14,100
101%
100
102
; 250
87
87 3/4
101 %
*100
1013/2
♦100
101 y*
105 va
*105
34%
.
.
87%
*100
105%
5,300
400
2,600
57%
>32%
32%
♦105
1053/2
♦105
105 y2
34%
34
34%
32,700
14,700
87%
87%
,
16%
102
*101 Va
102
49
27
•
57%
:
14%
53%
48%
16%
49%
56%
550
34;100
13,800
.
*99% 101
273/B
49%
8,200
14%;
,
48%
xl7
•
48%
.
■■
101
*993/4
101
>
53»/4
14%
X53%
:'■
•■•*
34%
33%
33%
34%
75
753/4
74
753/8
74
75%
743/a
753/4
74%
86%
863/4
863/4
85%
85 3/4
>86%
863/4
♦85 %
86%
82 Vi
82%
*82%
83
82 %
82%
82%
83
83%
47%
48%
47%
47%
48 Va
473/a
49
48%
19%
20 Va
57%
58%
10
75%
85%
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
'2,500
52
48%
3301
.
53,400
48%
48 Va
>
14%
373/4
.36 »/2-
890
>
100
series preferred
Petroleum
4,500
•
50c
;;
6,700
32%
33%
5
100
(NY)
320
22,800
/
39%
321/a
:
102%
48%
87
common
>11,800
:
> 42 3/2
9%
42%
48%
./?27.;':
100 Va
.
48 3/a
17—
*105
■
51
27%
100
.
29%
52
49%
100
.
.
53
51
27%
preferred
Reading Corp
22,700
8%
52
♦50 3/4
102
137,600
10,900
35%
47%
48%
32%
9,800
243%
71i/a
47%
173/a
87
12%
71%
.
8%
37
28 3/8
102
11%
12%
241/s
713/4
47%
49%
100
11%
>>'
47%
101
100
*440
1,000
4,600
35%
.
17%
No par
9,800
173/s
17
.
12'%
98
*42 Va 43 vz
35% 35%
38y2 39y4
.32
32
33 Va
33%
102Va 102/a
101% 101%
13% 14%
27%
331/3 c
.
14,400
>
6
24%
18%
5
.
6
70%
9%
1
Inc—
15,500
>
1483/2
3/s
■Of 473/a
55
♦54%
2,600
31,100
34 y2
34
11%
2,200
.
:
63 3%
62%
36%
>15>;:;5
Co
v
181/2
.
123/a
29%
*36
18
30
.1483/2
17%
11
19
9'/a
,
5,300
102
2o'/2
18/4
19%
'•>
33%
6
17%
55
30 b
26 y4
28%
18%
■
,
1497/a
*5%
35%
102
63%
62%
149%
17l/2
17ys
34%
36%
48 y4
preferred-;
Morris Inc
preferred
4%
4
28
12% Oct 23
Philip
26% Apr
Dec
Apr
5
69
60% Jun
88
2
24
3
27
Jan
As
87% Mar 27
24
20
4.68%
112% Jan
Oct
Dec
>
48%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.30%
Phila
15% Oct
40
38
88% Mar 21
31
81
33%
61%
33%
34%
149
149 A
*5%
6%
*42 y2
43s/2
45%
46%
38'/2
39y2
32
32
33 Va
33%
102
102
101 % 10iy2
14
14%
52
—33% c
51%
47 Va
Phila Electric Co common
13
Jan
24
Feb
81% Aug 23
Sep
106
Oct
94
99
100
Co
(Chas)
July 10
;
100
:
Phelps-Dodge Corp...———i—12.50,
Jun
104% Mar
•■
48
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
82
100
34
9V8
,
47%
4%%
■!
98
1
42'/2
42 vi
45%
46J/4
38Va
39
*32
32 %
33 Va
33%
302—102y>
>';> 101
102
: 14%
14%
No par
Corp
Cement
convertible
5%
25
Mar
85
78% Jan
Dec
31
Perkin-Elmer
27
35% Nov
13%
33%
>
103% Mar 29
Aug 14
75
66% Jan
2
;
29
7'
Jan
15
30% Jun
Sep 12
80% Sep 22
91% July 5
33% Jan
58
15
24
19 % Dec
96
100
22
24
May 16
13%
33%
23V4
62%
19y4
36%
Pepsi-Cola Co———
Jan
65 %
9%
35%
16
35% Oct
53% Nov
19%
9
TOn
•
100
56% Feb
99
3
^
30
12
46% Jan
^
Apr
Dec
3
18
13%
:t' *.
Nov 20
30% Jan
series preferred
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria As Eastern Ry Co.
49 % Apr
15% Sep 26
32% Sep 15
17%
JV
49% Oct
94% Feb
preferred
28 Va
17%
28%
1,100
13%
'
•
12% Jun
37% Jan
4%<fc
27%
51
30Va
*26
51
30V2
26 Va
lO'/a
.
*96
8%
36'/2
18
1
5
Pennsylvania RR_-.-.—
,10 *
Peoples Drug Storey Inc^^-.-i——5
52% Mar 19
51
24
62y2
34%
148y2 149y2
6
6
17y4 17%
-
105
33%
22%
x6iy2
34'/4
9
37%
27%
.
287/«
4.40%
2
•
.17%
■
2
22
25
As Ford
conv preferred
50
(J C) -Co—...
1 ■'
Pennsalt Chemicals• Corp—
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
38% Mar 22
31% Oct
11% Jan
97% Jun ',£2
18% Dec
prior preferred—
1
101% May 25
101% Jun
19
5
1
106 % May 25
95
94% Sep
90% Jan
6
•
4.68%
20
40
45% Nov
conv
-No par
Penney
2
30% Dec
26% Jan
—No par
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp—
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
2
40
Corp———1
Transportations
Pendleton Tool Industries
4
26
23Va
23%
71%
98 -
70y4
Penick
Mar 29
7% Oct
15
27
23% May
9
49% Apr 14
59% Nov 20
41 % Jan
May
34;
24
*96
8%
37
27
*49%
30%
*26
"
-
Peabody Coal Co common
28 y« July 12
103
11%
42% Oct
24
103
74%
17%
13 /a
12%
24 ^
71
97
9
36l/2
27%
12
8
41,200
13,000
■
'
17%
13/s
10%
11
26
73
35%
12 y4
22
20 % Oct
75
1033/4
12%
24l/4
71
60% Nov
23% Jun
733/4
42,900
34
12Vb
85% Apr
44% Apr
14% Nov
610
56%
*101%
12 y4
x23%
,.70
18
Apr 28
151/8
213/a
55
*101%
11%
19
16
14%
21%
56%
343/4
H O rH
18
13 v*
33%
21,500
I5J/4-
102 3/4
34 Va
*
12Va
25
27
*17%
13%
33%
18%
13%
>
58i/2
.
22y«
'>
102
101%
35 VA
102%
12 Va
Sep
9
101 VA
35
12 y4
23 Va
;
30
23% Jan
101
♦101%
102
1,000
3,500
503/2
58
14%
76%
HVz
Electronics
53% Jan
24
753/4
61%
62y4
33%
34%
148J/4 149
6
6ya
16%
17%
American. Sulphur——
32 % Oct
Oct
X 76
76 5/8
101%
35%
16%
16 V*
50
>: -
2;500
41,500
-
55
56% >'57
'
363/4
343/8
21%
145/b
*21%
59 Va
23%
1
—
31
14%
15%
22%
33%
100
36%
33%
58
50c
Pan
12
91% Aug 23
56%
22%
76%
4,100
300
96
*953/2
50%
56%
.70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc__—-1
Panhandle East Pipe Line—-Nopar
4% preferred—.—
..100
Papercraft Corp
1
Packard-Bell
3
12
95% Nov 24
49%
56%
57%
17%
13%
.
-
51
56%
•
>14%
102
No par
com—14 2/7
6%
_100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp_>
1
Packaging Corp of Amferica—
5
12
X50V2
56
59%
'
-—10
Lighting Corp
Telep As Teleg
preferred
16%: ■16%
16%
15%
34%
36%
33% >;'34»»4
16%
iey4
52%
22%
5.
Inc_5
Electric—
As
'
51%
•
14%
101%
95
36 %
>':.>>,
>
343/8
58%
*'76
443/4
17s/0
%'•;>>
95 %
=
36%
•
'
33%
*16 VA
X 56%
15
Aggregates
V
16%
100
110
44 %
> 17%
'■
*17% >17%
;
95y2
*94%
•.
22'/8
No par
As
•
>>■1
'
x,
280
103
';>5o.
.
'
>;>
52%
55%
6.25
.
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co
26
7% Jan
Oct
16%
51%
1
com
preferred
Pacific
2
5% May 28
142 Va
Co
Glass
Pacific American Corp
Aug 30
61% Dec 27
39% Jan
Corp
Oxford Paper Co common
25
24
May 29
26% May 29
'V
30c
Corp
preferred
4%
Mar 23
101% Feb
47
Apr
3
8% May 16
59% Nov
343/8
36%
Corp
Fiberglas
Jan
177
39% July 19
86% Jan
5
34%
95%
36%
No par
Jan
23% Deo
•sV? 36 V4
Chemical
Marine
96
4
8
r.
36 y2
Co
115
Jun
28
18% Dec
16% Sep
95%
36%
♦94%
3.125
14
64
20
19
*943/4
20
100
7.50
Elevator.!
24
17%
173/4
;
*102 %
44%
240
86 V2
.
105
102 %
44%
6,800
99
•
*104 >
V
102 »/2
>'
''
447/s
17 %
44%
Gas
105
86
"
44%
44 s/8
*17V4
5
3
*101% ■102% •■•
i
17%
10
Jan
101%. 102
98%
;•
86%
*104
483/4
48
,
99%
86%
104
44%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
76
24
b 6%
44%
i. *17%
Orange As Rockland Utilities
23
25
65% Oct
101%
17% Nov 23
25
48% Apr
♦101
54% Jan
Oct
Mar
34% Dec
*
Mathieson
Olin
3
105
47%
*98
98Vk'-XXx::X'X
104
105
*104
♦104
•
47%
V
98y8
86 Va
983/4
863/4
common_5
Co
<
Natural
3
24% Jun
23
41V8 Jan
98%
86%
86%
47% > 48
48%
48
*85%
99
100
preferred
preferred
Oklahoma
>;
100
4.24%
26
26
15% Oct
52
30% Jan
4%
15
Feb
99
48%
48 f
100
Electric
&
/ 99% Jun
11
July 11
18
23
Gas
15
Apr
98
Okla
Jun
18
106
4.44%
19
95% Nov
May 28
l'73/4 Oct
76
14
100
,
56 y2 Jan
82
Dec
v
'■*,
15
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.56%
18% Apr
23
26
11
"l7
39
8
41
•
25
1115% Oct
Dec
39 Va Jan
Nov
46
31
29 Va Oct
4.40%
3.90%
100% Dec
28
4
22
21
7
105
25
Dec
17% Mar 15
90
4
Dec
Ohio Edison Co
2
86% Dec
29
3
94 Va July 18
27
Nov
99
11
42% Nov
12
Aug
32 Va Aug 24
i
49% Jan
97% July
Nov 22
95
33% Jan
Jan
80% Jun
8
Dec
.
>
May 28
92
16
1
No par
35%
*100
$4
preferred
_No par
Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes
Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke As Chem Co com.10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
—No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
101%
30%
Piper
43
.
'
47%
...
20
—
16
203/a
31%
31 S/8
31
43%
44
16
15%
15%
333/4
43%
.
>.
15%
.
*75
75
75
153A
*75
21
21
80
170
;
57,200
49%
21%
-
56%
56%
5,200
567/a
3,300
-
102 Vi
101
102
>34
84
'
120
>•?;
33%
34"
23,500
:
43%
44%
15,900
44
15%
2,900
*75
♦75
75
15%
15%
*100
33%
44 y2
56%
-
•
101%
♦75
*72
57%
56%
*100
16
:
*75
203/a
20%
20%
jr
58
101 %
433/4
•
,44; I
15%
57%
*100
3iy4
;
0
•
15%
78
•
15%
15%
15%
'
78
200
16
5,800
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
21
28
43% Oct
24
67% Feb
20
17% May 17
5% Oct
22
12% Jan
4
131
Sep 27
8
62% Dec
9% Oct 30
44
Nov
79% Feb
123
126% Aug 21
Jan
12
36% Oct
5
65% Jan
24
35
Oct
22
21% Nov
27
19% Jan
8
61
139
May
1
113
3
Dec
5
55% Jan
5
96% Jan
5
Feb
13
116% Mar
May 11
5% preferred class A
5 Va %
1st series? prior pfd
Pittsburgh As West Virginia,.
Pittsburgh Young As Ash pfd
14
44% Jun
25
78
Jan
4
Pittston Co
Dec
13
88
Jun
25
130
.Tan
3
Oct
24
120
135
6
Feb
13
238% Nov 28
81% Jun
14
17% Jan
3
22% Mar 30
24
175
v88
Apr
33% Jan
97% Oct
Mar 15
43
Jan
3
28
Jan
3
81 %
Aug
83% Jan
16
70%
122
34% Dec
221
21
Jan
Jan
(The)
6
Poor
1.25
18
95% Mar
5
Porter Co Inc (HK)
47% Mar
8
Potomac
25
92 % Jan
2
Procter As Gamble
20% Jun 25
49% May 29
Nov~14
32% Aor
19
69% Dec
26
Public
Electric
Service
Public Serv
Co
Elec
As
6
8
7
85'
Jan
5
92
20
4.08%
88% Nov
17
87
Jan
2
4.18%
92% Nov
22
90 %
July 17
Nov
22
104
Jun
29
109
Apr
10
108% Dec
7
106
Jun
29
110% Feb
15
■V
Nov
21
Public
79% Aor
11
3%%
28
4.32%
of
Colorado
preferred
preferred
-.5'-,
Jan
3
104% Jun
28
70% Aug
7
21% Jan
106
,
78
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
Mar"29
9
23% Apr
22% Nov
22% Jan
7
May 17
16
Jan
3
14
84% Apr
33% Jan
4
3
43% Oct
24
42
Jun
31% Se
«
T7
39% Jun
*7% Feb
17
Jan
21
87% Aug 14
32% Oct
13
84
19
July 25
5% Oct
May 12
11
3iy2 May 14
Jun
24
18
31 Va May 29
J17% Oct 30
12
20 % Oct
14
28% Jun
35
24
Nov
Feo
10% Feb
88
b
21
Jan
23
43 Vb Jan
2
23% May
8
23
3H% Mar
o
25
38 % Dec
26
div
$1.40
4.30%
5.05%
5.28%
preference
Co
of
124
122
i
V 38 Vx
58%
*108
->
17%/
17;
93
93 %
93 /
93%
94
43%
44%
.'43%
443/4
4334
72%
74%
x723/4
74%
V; 72%
>73%
,
29%
29%
;/
'29%
30%
70
"
corn..No par
305/8
4 *305/8
100
92%
925/8
:,*92%
93%
*92 %
94%
943/4
*97%
98%
v.
100
109
100
-
♦943/4
*973/4
109
100
*109%
No par
35%
109%
110
*109%
36
36%
>95
94
95
•
v
95
98%
4 98%
109%
*108%
*109!/2
..>
36%
36 Va
.
4.16%
Publicker Industries Inc common
—
25
24
6%
84
$4.75 preferred—
—No par
Puget Sound Power As Light Co
10
Puget Sound Pulp As Timber Co—.3
Pullman
Pure
38
10,200
72 %
733/4
26,600
29%
29%
693/4
69%
69%
30%
30%
303/4
93
93
73 fa
*923/a.
*97% >99
.;>
>: 36
36%
37
*77
78
*77
78
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
24
*23%
24 >
a
6%
,
63%,
*23
.
'
6%'
■•;
63/s
.
•>'>>>>
>">>
6'/4
84
..
•.
••
84%
84%
38%
38 y4
38%
38%
383/4
20%
203/4
203/4
20%
20%
20
>•
2038
27%
40'/a
••>
*84
85
.
38
12,100
:
78
2474
23%
63-8
84
84
■
>.
38
37%
38%
70
50
.,
>
23%
6%
6V4
84
84
60
*77
.
.1,500
360
*24%
24%
24
100
>:
6,200
180
26,800
'
20%
26%
27%
27%
283/8
27%
27%
27%
5
Oil
110
37%
19,300
>>.'
110
*109y2
32,600
v
'
99
♦108%
110
No par
Inc
>
110
*109'/2
'•36%
95
y
.*108%
-
210
93.,
95 Va
■
*973/4
78
\ *76
63/a
>■
r
*243/a
24%
5
94
44,
.
♦23
78
*243/8
♦23
1,900
93
44
953/8 >95%
'
•76
25
—100-
179.000
>
17
69%
.
no;
4,100
139 %
.
v.
30%
1
.
99 >4
150
28% >29%
•
>
r
110
110
•
17
4,000
.
34
34
132
...
20
59
110
♦109
94
72 V4
■'Xt
30%
93
17%
43%
70%
■
;
43%
♦93
29%
69%
V
>
33%
17
17%
29 %
70%
1
58%'
59
900
3,700
•
124
*122
122
109
141%
,44%
"
,
138%
34
140%
•
42
33%
34%
145 7/8
305/s
com
37
17
695/8
1
42
45%
36%
124
33%
28,600
60
42
45%
108
137
26,600.
8%
36'/2
34
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.
443/2
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-
8%
35%
17%
:
56 ya
8%
44
34%
30%
100
•40%
56%
45
58
108
'
8
36%
♦122
59%
110
30%
i
Ind
58%
*>'/ 69 %
preferred...
preferred——
preferred
Serv
*122
^109
/
44 y2
35%
com.No par
Gas
preferred
24% Dec
102
July 24
>
38%
593/4
55%
8 Va
20
137%
56%
*136
137%
'
57%
vi. *44 S;
45%
*136
137%
8Vs
*40%
148%
.No par
preferred
10
94% May
7
98
Nov 21
_10
preferred
3
Co_
42
44%
37
;
56%
J
16%
51/2% sf pref_100
Power
*40%
43
110
-34 >"
83/8
145 y4
•
10
:
•136
57%
8%
39%
124%
59%
110
_1-
;
i
*122
l
75
As Co
May 28
56% Jun
38%'.
100
preferred
Polaroid Corp
22
43
100
136
57 Va
41
40%
,
136
8%
100
Plough Inc
3
100
common——.
convertible
$3.50
30% Apr
87
Dec
Jan
8
32
9
24
29
86
21
4
50
3
73
4
Dec
101% Nov
19
13% Oct
90% Oct
Jan
54
35% Mar 29
8
No par
21
9% Jan
♦135 »> 136%
56%
57%
100
10
;
79% Dec
Aug 11
46 % July 21
55% Jan
7%
guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
37%
38
373/4
38%
38
38 y2
38 3/8
20'%
20%
27%
27%
40%
.•>
41
4,100
18,300
143,300
Q
131
26% Jan
For
.
Quaker Oats
common
5
6% *■ preferred
;
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 1*
4
footnotes,
Co
see
page
23.
•"
66%
141
29
673/4
67%
141
•
29%
*141
>
287/s
68%/
68%
681/2
68%
142y2
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29
29%
V
142'/a
*29
29i/2
,
68 %
68%
.♦141
142%
295%
♦141
>
29 V*
69 %
6,400
142 %
10
295/8
1,700
Number 6231
Volume 197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(253)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
"
Lowest *-*
'■•*****.***
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range for Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
••*•*•
/
Ftt
Monday
Tuesday
Jan.14
.
Wednesday, 1 *
Jan.15
Jan. 16
r
,•
*
;
■ v
,
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Jan. 17
.
the Week
Jan. 18
Shares
R
38% Jun 27
18
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
i«% Oct
4..
24
23%
26 y4 Dec
11% Oct
151/a Dec
'
*
'
58
Oct
v
13
12% Jan ' a
16
Jan
3
15 '-'v Oct
54
Oct
-3
57
g Jun
35% Oct
.47/;
*
83
9% Jun 14
7
51% Aug 30
12
May 28
Dec
18
6% Oct
12% Oct
28
30
Nov
31
Oct
48
Jan
8
50y2Nov
14
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
14 /
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
6
86% Nov
8
8% Jun
26
25
Oct
24
111%
Nov"j4
40
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
* 50% Mar 13
30
32% Feb 10
47% Jun
3
27% Jan
4
38% Aug
90
4
.
Jan
15% Feb
73
Rockwell-Siandard
Jun
27
12
15% May 29
12% Jan
13
6
3
27% Dec
1
14
May 29
17% Oct 25
29% Feb
16% Jan
18
Feb
8
25% Apr
18
27'/a Apr
11
29% Sep
10% Oct
19
43% Apr
19% Apr
11
21% May 29
33 Va Jan 10
44
26
12% Feb
3
17% Dec
27
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
15
18% Jan
30
12% Oct
25
36s/s Jan
9
63% Dec
86
Jan
3
93
872
Dec
8
37
Co
Stores
1
Preferred
St
San
3
May 22
37% Feb 24
Regis
Paper
Co—
Oct
23
9
98% Feb
14
28 3/8 Apr
24
24
11% Jan
■
23
-
26% Jan
82 1
Jun
<>% Feb
5%%
33% Dec
23% Jan
3
Jun
25
88% Jan
31
63/4 May 29
103 % Oct
12
8 F C
May 17
31% Feb 28
14 Va Jun
293/a Jan
4
46% Mar
283/4 Oct
23Va May 15
21
Dec
8
23
14% May 29
16
May 28
*
93/4 Oct
24
11
Mar 30
Shamrock
Sharon
Shattuck
413/a Mar 20
Shell
Dec
31
22% Jan
18% Jan
15
23
4
19% July 10
33% Jan
&
Oil
Co
Shoe
43%
'
May 29
Skelly Oil
44 5/e
44%
110,500
10%
10
10%
13
99
Carolina
5
4
11
31% Sep
8
24% Nov 21
31% Dec
23 y8 May 29
31% Mar 30
Southern
Southern
50
Mar 23
29
May 28
Feb
53
Feb
19
17
South
24
40% Jan
16
South
273A Oct
24
33
Jan
16
17 y8 Jun
25
233A Feb
16
74%
9%
9%
24%
24%
35%
*23%
page
97
May
38% Mar
l
Spiegel
86
8
$4.50
23.
Mar
9
$4.50
21%
22
123A
123/8
12%
6,800
36
34%
353/8
34%
34%
34%
34%
51,800
22%
223/a
193/4
223/4
20%
12%
183/a
22%
22%
22%
223A
12,200
19%
20
20
12%
12%
12%
18%
18%
18%
23%
35%.
29%
24%
19%
13%
18Va
24%
12%
18%
24 *
24%
36 y8.
29%
37
,v..;:
'29%
24
♦23%
9,100
20
7,000
12 3/4
25,500
183/a
'
1,700
245/a
3,800
36%
36
295/8
295/8
1,100
24
*■;* 24
35%
295/a
24
24 VA
4,200
38%
7,500
;
393/a
105,200
133 Va
16,200
237/8
56%
24'A
3,900
,25%
26 J/4
2,500
63%
62%
63
22,800
595/8
58%
59J/2
51,000
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12%
12 3/a
123/B
12 5/a
.
&
& & G
Co com.4.50
50
—
Edison
83/a
i
;
8V2
55
8'A
56
55%
53%
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5
32
*
'*
30%
22'A
*32
■*
30%
*
123/4
123/a
8%
54%
52
52
8%
85/8
8%
553A
83/a
55
130
**•52;
53%
♦52
54
303/4
36
33%
34%
■**34*:,
223/a
22%
32%
32
'
32%
36
I
100
•
1,400
34%
43,700
2,400
30%
,
31
225/8
223/a
223/4
5,300
31%
:;*v
30%
22%
30 3/4
23
6,600
\
365/a
35%
353A
34%
4,100
55 %
36
♦353/4
4,000
83A
54
55
1,500
32 Va
31%
32%
37,300
55
*
54%
55
13,600
.31%
55%
56
55%
54%
54
541A
541A
54%
53
53%
52%
53%
52 y2
53
44J/4
44%
44%
44%
443A
45%
44%
45'/a
45
45J/2
11,500
29J/a
29%
29y8
295/a
29 y4
295/a
29%
29 %
29%
29%
43,200
&
No par
20
58y2
20y2
*72 V4
Public Service
59'A
207/8
74
74
593/8
20 Va
;
58%
•20%
•72%
75>/2
** 34%
15%
343/a
34%
35%
34%
35%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
16
13%
13%
123/4
'
•
-
No par--
preferred
No par'
25
"
-
-
*
- - -
•
-
13%
7%
7%
30 Va
30 3/a
*95%
963/4
♦953/4
96 3/4
•953A
13% "'..**■13%
143/a
14
14%
135/a
96
95
95
263/a
84
25%
97
95y2
953/4
25%
26 *
84 •« : 84 •.
30
96
*-
25%
*83%
26 3/a
84% * 84%
7%
30
*94
14,500
,
'
2,100
20
74
34%
35
i'*
10,300
16
16
161/4
1,900
13 3/b
18,100
* 15,400
12%
133/a
13%
7%
73/a
5 *
59
20 3A
•72
35
,
303/8
30y4
13y2
- -
13
7UA
30'A
*953A
-
50c* ':***
preferred
Inc common
13'A
7'A
6
*
583A
20%
75%
2,900
203A
59%
20%
587/a
•74
34%
100
common
58%
20'%
1
l •'•••-•*;
common
preferred
59'A
203/4
74
54 3/a
1
Co
2.50
Co
55
ctfs—100
common
tr
,
El_Nopar
Co
preferred
Corp
53%
^ 36 1
36
34% *35%
*32%
563/8
83/«
.
(Del)__Nopar
Co
Chemical
*
13
56
38
7.50
Gas
Spartans
Sparton Corp
25
Sep
22'A
12%
58%
& Bros Inc
Industries
25
Aug 16
'
21%
123/4
62%
Spalding (A G)
81
22%
123/a
59%
5%
20 Va Jun
9,000
213/4
63
Mobile & Ohio stock
90
4,200
4,900
623A
Railway
4
11%
36 %
59 Va
Southern
17
11%
36
59%
Co
Rand
14%
11%
36%
63
7
4.20%
143/a
10%
-
Hi
8perry
14%
14
59>/4
31
2
47,100
62 %
203/8 Dec
26
2,000
103/4
103 %
13
75
953A Dec
9%
10%
•103'A
10%
105
59%
593/a Feb >
24 Va Jan
9%
9%
9%
•103
63
44
15
9%
*103
105
13%
14
2,400
12%
13
Jan
33,300
59
No par
Platinum
1
Pacific
10% Oct 22
753A
62 %
Co
Southern
90
74%
25%
16
Spencer
2,300
75%
25%
30% Feb
2
47%
*:
21% May 29
2
23%
47%
74
9%
183A
22%
47%
25%
11
24
18,700
19%
22 %
47%
255/a
29% Oct
8 % Jan
19 Va
183/4
22%
19
*26
3
42% Jan
3,900
16,900
26
20% Jan
47% Jan
5%
33%
25%
Indiana
3
20
5%
33%
25%
Natural Gas
25
77
5 V*
34%
33 %
8
Southern
23
3,200
23 y2
Southern
Oct
77
180
340
22%
23%
9
Jun
78%
,5 *
22%
:*/■
Mar 21
4
102
22%
♦77
.
*100
101
22
94
24%
May
5
100
♦92
233/4
50
26'A'Jan
90
243A
53
11
90
38,500
x24%.
57% Jan
Southwestern
30,800
15
253/a
26
7
11,000
32%
25%
25
35% Mar
56%
31%
.10
May 29
22% May 29
14%
56
32%
56 Va
36
14
15%
56%
31%
56 y4
38% Jun
38% Dec
14%
55%
39%
40% Jun
4
13,700
129%
10
16
67
67%
56%
17
20% Jan
65%
67
18,000
37%
23
26% Jan
26,700
128 3A
22%
non-cum
3,300
7%
56%
1
71
353/8
129%
California
8
44%
35 /I'
7%
8%
56%
8%
Southeastern Public Service Co
30
44%
35%
37%
36:,A
34
31
72% Oct
44%
7%
1283A
22
24
23%
2,000
35%
36%* 37%
*29Va
30
23Va
24
'
9%
11%
35%
24%
"
9%
10%
35V4
18*-'
37%
29%
-29
3,900
34,000
9%
233A
12%
223/4
I9.s/a
12%
193/4
13%
18
363/a
32%
30%
19% Nov
105
12%
20 3/4
56%
613A Nov
V9% Oct
9% ' 10
*103
217,100
123/a
20%
38%
49 Va Nov
1
10%
105
13%
14
;12%
12Va
11%
12%
20%
129y4
53 Va Nov
Apr
* 9% ;? 9%
9%
9%
11%
900
44%
10%
9%
11,700
35
75%
18%
22%
30,800
37%
9%
78%
76%
,
29 Va
37%
11%
5
34%
33%
28%
373/8
12%
22
75%
Jersey Gas Co
i
—2.50
Sugar com
5
preferred —
25
9
22
*77
5
29%
.
20
.23%
47%
76%
, ;
28%
15
56%
47%
Puerto Rico
65% Mar 20
99%
84
37
323/4
91
100
*90
*97%
20
223/a
84
37%
3
5
■ •
>
19%
22
83
56Va
3
14
'
14%
32
20%
22%
83
.^67%
55
32%
91
,9,100
4,400
56,900
128%
19
May 29
53%
67
90
26 3/a
38%
38% Jan
30
67 <
'■ 67%
143/a
15%
533/a
55%
'
26 %
26%
129Vb
56%
86% Jan
2
18,100
94
380
20
8Va
19Vn
25
5%' preferred;
443A Jan
21% Oct
May 15
973A May
9
47%
93%
♦220
56%
Gold
Amer
49% Oct
35
10,400
French Labs.No par
&
South
303/4 Dec 21
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
6,600
9%
37%
Railroad
South
52% Jun
Nov
100
19
:
213/4
35%
23%
47%
1
Corp
2
3
9% Jan
58
343/4
8%
23
46 y4
1
1
15
3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
Feb
500
21,700
12
46%
933/4
380
25 Va
93/8
,VT8%
50c
3
4
14
83/8
23
Smith
18% July
♦11%
47%
933/4
♦220
44% *45%
343A
8V0
22%
19%
12%
17%
Soo
9% Dec
44%
34%
;
9V4
•
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc———15
29
12
46%
:
94
44
'
ordJEl
27
43%
8'/4
36Va
26
see
44%
343/4
35%
2R
60% Nov
:t9%
12%
35%
593A Dec
footnotes,
21
34%
44%
" '
128%
Co
Kline
x9%
11%
22%
12% Nov
9
For
20%
33%
*93%
12%
21
13%
25
Line
12%
20%
*
233/a
25
64% Ar
20%
343/8
*220
380
26
26%
20%
20%
<81%
21%
82 ' i' 83
28% *29
37 %
37%
11%/ 11%
12%$ 12%
20
H 2034
29%
37%
12%
45 Vb Jun
Jun
28%
37
11%
223/a
44
5% July
29
37%
11%
13%
21%
14
ll7/a
35%
14
88% Apr
23
20%
32 *
9%
82
*103
4
3
22%
323/8
19%
-
Simplicity Pattern Co——500' v
Sinclair Oil Corp—————————5
Singer Manufacturing Co——20
3
22%
20"%
23%
46
76%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
L—-1
—..Nopar
25
;
-
-
24
26
22%
19%
-
Simmons. Co——
Jan
Jan
173/8
-23%
46
-
Simends Saw & Steel————No par
2
72% F»>b
82
6,600
98%
17%
9%
43%
33%
-
56
19
81%
•
8
33% Mar 29
34% Oct
^
4,600
♦95%
34%
27
88% Jan
117
2,700
♦20 %
94
13%
11%
35Va
24
Mar
116
3,100
;
26%
17%
17%
42%
24
Apr
*92
36
Nov
91
;
,24
98%
•95
*220
380
26%
26%
20
20%
21 < 21%
81
93/8
23
47% Jan
1
47%
47%
93%
93a/4
*200
360
26
26%
19%
20
20%
21-V. v'
283/8
36%
10%
-12%
21 V
Jun
133A May 26
19
9V2
81
26 Vb Oct
7
19% >
9%
1
52% Dec
3
11,000
35
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
26
23%
44%
1
Corp of America
Corp of America—
5
Jan
22%
No par
1
*
29l/2 Jan
88
9,100
17%
No par
20
20% Jan
17%
98%
17%
-
117
115%
117%
♦954/
34%
Sheraton
153/8 Jan
f
1173/8
17 Va
116y2
v.
34
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs
Sheller Mfg Corp
27% Jan
-
116%
•97
116%
44 VB
20
G)
36% Jun
3
9,200
22 %
78%
A
5%
Corp—
(Frank
Smith (A O)
3
8,600
36%
22
*77
5
-
8
12
39
36%
22%
78%
5%
34!/4
Gas
35 3/a Mar
Jan
38%
363/a
44%
Inc——2.50
Industries
Oil
Steel
23% Mar 28
Oct 22
19
Shahmoon
24
Jan
7,800
38%
35%
44%
-1
common—
——1
preferred—
No par
Financial Corp.———1
19% Oct
7% Jan
273/4
*38%
36%
30%
Inc
21
28
27%
39%
36 y8
32%
.—3
Feb
27
273/4
38%
36%
22%
$5.25
12
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
27%
39%
36%
21%
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel
Aug
18 Va Jan
61 % Oct
27%
39
36%
22%
*77%
- 5%
Co
15% Mar
45% Feb
6
Roebuck &
62
473A Mar 15
27%
39%
30%
—
23% Jan
•'
27%
25
-100
1
Co—;
14% Jan
104
30% Jun 25
25
Finance
129 Va Mar 22
.< 17 3A Jan
23%
25%
*
22%
Corp
5-v
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp^w—6 Sears
123/a May 29
6 3/a Jun
5
9% Oct 24
Seaboard
Seagrave
;
50% Feb
14
-4
26%
32
*87
*97%
Corp of Amer
25
26
233/4
26%
27%
32%
87 Va
99%
preferred
Bolt
&
24
15% Jan
223/e
26%
32%
87
*97%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
50% Jun
293A Dec
22%
26
♦20 %
5
50
Mfg Co common——
84 Va Jun
27% Jan
22 VA
26%
27%
67%
14%
preferred
28 5/a Oct
6% Mar 15
22%
26%
67%
13%
52%
common
6
49
22%
26%
"
1
—
July 3
37% Apr 11
44 Va Jan
19,900
333/4
—No par
V
26% Oct
1
19,600
413/4
33%
22
33
35c:
1
—30
preferred
preferred
Screw
27% Mar
13
9% Dec
4
12
77
57%
41%
33%
20%
1
5
1.40
com
common
convertible
3.65%
31
•
59
27
$4
Scovill
7
25
,
67 Va
19
553/4
41%
33%
23
1
SCM Corp
12
22
Corp
convertible
263/8 May 22
•sO'/a Feb
5
0% Dec
56%
40%
33%
32%
15% Oct
383/4 Jan
55
;40%
33%
20%
24% Oct
46% Jan
55%
40%
22%
Scett 'Paper Co common..
No par
$3.40 preferred —————No par
30
1 Jun
5%
Inc
preference
Schlumberger N
99% Dec 31
33% Jun
July 28
45% May
55%
33%
17%
10
Schick Inc
533/8 Dec 28
5
Industries
Scherlng
60% Feb
42 Vz Jan
-
ll3/4 July 30
14
Jun 25
29% Mar 21
127% Nov
56%
40%
98%
5
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Convertible
3% Oct
-
383A May 23
60 Va Apr 17
9
55%
33%
/;
100'
1
21
31
11
11,500
40%
17%;
No par
10 3/a Jan
May 19
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
44% Jan
36,700
43/4
*
♦95
No par
series A 5%
San
16% Jan
18
15
86% Oct
13%
'4%
>'4
115 %
100
19
4% Oct 24
4
63% Jan
600
13%
36 Va
.^.100
;
10
conv
8% Oct
1116
•
43/4
39
1.66%
common
preferred
preferred—,
St Joseph Lead Co
—;
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
31
Dec
Dec
8
(Jacob)
4.30%
4
Jan
87
23% Aug
13 Va
4%
27%
-
1
30% Oct
13
4
Corp
Co
Schenley
743/4 Jan
14
McBee
Diego Imperial Corp—
SangamoiElectric Co
14
16% Feg
33%
20 g
Co
18% Jan
313/a Aug 29
.
10
19
Petroleum
27 % Jan
6
15% Sep
15% Jan
13
4%
26
<
1
Co
26
23
5
57 Va
V;
1
Dutch
4%
39% Mar 12
Aug 13
Oct
3
4%
5
15% Oct
Feb
25
4%
100
Corp
Cola
Safeway
'
40 % Apr
May 29
11
-
15
Jan
13%
4%
87%
47%
26
27% Jun
18% Sep
36% Oct
13 VA
13
12%
^87
46%
352% Jan
16
21
87%
47%
16
Jun 28
Jan
19 3/a Dec
87%
46%
2
943/4 Nov
;
97
*
87%
3,900
S
60% Jan
89
4'
3;
82,100
87%
1
D)
I/-./
36% May 29
3
4
425/8
9%
Jan
83/8 Jan
41%
9%
16% Jan
11% Jan
423/4
103%
9%
9
37% May 12
1,700
42
88 %
4%
22
50%
105%
'
43%
12%
41
50%
104%
42
♦87
25%
50%
44%
\
253/8
104%
43%
4%
33%
♦50
50 3/8
104y4
12%
56%
25
25%
•49%
104 VA
103%
9%
81% May
Nov
25 "
50
103%
v
33%
333/4
33%
26%
50
;
-
40%
53,500
9%
(Geo
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
2
17
25%
50%;
33%
•;
9%
42% Jan
20"% Apr
26%
34%
j <
Crown
Ruppert
13
23
105
63,900
34
•
43%
9%
18% Feb
25
4
26%
35
104
363/4
'
42%;
'
8,400
Oct
9
16,100
423/4
18%
Oct
5
34
42
19%
10% Oct
Jan
32,000
33%:
43
15%
18%
4
11% Jan
12,800
443/8
42%
'
19%
26
47% Dec
12
38%
433/8
43%
.
'
*
19 VB
14
97% Jan
38 Vb
38
19%
14% Mar 10
94% Nov
363/8
38%
37%
37%
19%
Oct
7% Oct 24
8
1
15%
37 y«
37%
36%
38%
15%
190
20,000
1,400
No par
2.50
5
Feb
15%
36%
15%
37%
37%
:
25,300
9
2,400
21
64
.15%/
15%
37%
37 %
67
.17%.
•
11%
May 10
51% Dec
15%
15
37%
65
12%
22% Oct
30% Jun
•.'* 8%
69
♦11%
223A Nov
*
17%
83/4
*
12%
27% May 29
3"*
17%
8%
♦11%
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
15
ft
31% Jan
17%
8%
5
29
23
213/4 July 25
15?
Jan
S.
17%
8y4
41,200
50
i
69
'17%
8%
313/8
49
•
67
17%
8
12%
16
Nov
67
17%
8%
.
10%
19
74
65
35,500
30%
413/e Oct
3
1,100
20%
12%
39% Feb
16
40%
17 y2
10%
81
21
403/a
20%
30%
20% May 21
Jun
40%
19%
13
21 % Mar
Feb
40%
20%
30%
*11%
8
Jan
40'/2
19%
13y4
68% Oct
5
40
20
60
17%
8%
39%
19
-
30%
11%
16% May 29
27
700
39%
18%
58
"*
30%
135/b Jun 25
70
22,800
'
13
7
87
7,900
12%
19,
9%
8
IT
14%
♦18%
30%
Apr
73% Jan
39 Vb
13%
12%
19
13%
79
9
12%
♦18%
9%
20% Nov
41% Nov
12 VA
18%
700
30%
5
Nov
12%
18%
16
13 VA
3
•
12%
18%
♦15%
9%
70 Va Jan
70
13%
12%
18%
'
30%
10% Jun
12
46% Now24
13%
12%
'
•'
13 %
15% Jan
19
13%
13*• ;a
18%
16
9%
26
8% Sep
13%
13%
22% Jun
46% May
3
Jan 16
88
16
30%
18
May
16
16%
400
1
37% Dec
11
16
,
13%
103%
5
preferred series A
48
1
3
3
3,100
4ft
Ruberoid
26% Jan
8% Jan
473/4
48
Rubbermaid Inc__,
26
34% May
500
473/4
47 y4
5
352% Jan
22
47%
5
41
11
3
46%
2,300
4
26
404% Dec
3
11%
Jan
Oct
27
213/4 Jan
11%
14% Feb
7y8Oct 23
Dec
27
•143/8 Jan
153/8
14%
♦11%
17 y8 Jan
31% Mar 15
Nov
31% July 20
30% Jan
3
73/8 Jan
3
Corp
Rohr Corp
Ronson Corp
12
♦14%
12
15
11%
11%
11% May 29
•
t
4%
24,800
15
•14%
12
25
27% Aug
8
22% Mar 16
Dec
18
25
97
30 %
6,100
6,800
Roper
Royal
Royal
Royal
18
10% Mar 15
Dec
24 Va Jan
58,800
29%
7%
£
Ltd
Rohm & Haas Co common
90% Jan
24%
.8
16%
50%
-
Controls
1 i
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No
par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
5
5
23 Va
29%
13%
43%
12.50
8
4
23%
28%
v
8Va
13%
25%'
-
•
-
Robertshaw-Fulton
27% May
27% Dec
23%
29%
*8
1
Trust
12
93% Dec
3
Selection
21
2
23%
15,700
87%
28% Dec
9
May
10%;
16
34%
—100*
;
1.25
17% Jan
87
80%
10%
42%
No par
10
TFeb
15%
79%
10%
44%
87%
Ino—
38
-
:*8y«'
80%
9'%
28%
29%
8
13%
79%
10%
14%
5
com
Richfield
•37% Dec 31
29%
1.
12%
78%
9%
23%
23%
,
8%'
177,800
23 y8
37%
100
Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp....
Ritter. ; Company
j.—
124% Dec
77 y2
10
36%
?
A,6ft
42% Feb
May 29
79%
*
48
•
.
5
34% Mar 26
24
13%
15%
17%
-
-
10
:
4,400
17%
13%
♦11%
18 %v
___10
Manufacturing Co
Richardson-Merrell
Mar 14
44% Mar 14
Oct 24
25
series
pref
17%
17%
13%
11%
58
50c
2nd
7,500
17%/
17%
16%
39
...
_50c
preferred
Rhodesian
1
26% May 11
'■
9
Corp
common
Corp
conv
Rheem
37% Mar 19
20
Aviation
1,400
383/4
17 VA
9%
30'
y18%
10
_
79
13 y2
1
i.
Corpi
(R J) Tobacco
Preferred 3.60% series
7
102
Chemicals
63
79
38%
35%
50c
Reynolds
14
15% Oct 24'
5
* 4%%
4%%
4
5y8 Dec
8
24% May 11
Nov ~27
34
.
-
32% May 11
22% Oct
23% Jan
41 Va Jan
27
90 Va Oct
£
63%
80%
12%
471/3
,
.
64%
38%
y
17%
/ 79
9%
"
613/4
13%
11%
■
.Revlon' >Incu—
••.:.*.■
--i '?■
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co~T2^50
Reynolds Metals Co com '
No par
2
5
23% May
3
Nov
67% Mar 13
'52%:Jan
5
*' •y
3
29
5
38
623/8
12%
No par
$1 convertible preferredRepublic Steel Corp
■
Revere Copper & Brass.—
4
S 89% Nov
25
25% Jan
Jan
30
14
37% Sep
Mar 12
17
6ft
43% Jan
•.
79%
29%
■
No par *
_
Inc—_
Stores
Republic
Republic
4
12% Jan
56% Jun
8
78% Jan
23
49% Jan
3% Jun
12% Dec
Jan
76 '/Jan 30
24
Jan 19
79%
38
12%
23%
8%
*15 Vz
Reliance Elec & Eng Co__.__
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
;
Conv preferred 3y2% series__100
23;
26
20'/a Jun
Inc
Reichhold
24
20% Oct
:
50
Reliable
7
.
Bros
79%
37%
'
Stores
Roller Bit Co
Reeves
V;
9%
"
50
6
,.
Oct 19
:
preferred
preferred
79%
17%
13%
22%
*.**1 :'ft
4
24
3
2nd
Reed
79
;
____IH_50
4
24
May 23
non-cum
Owl
•
JNopar
*■
17%
13
Inc__3.33y3
49 % Jan
28
131% Jun
;
26
Mar
13
16% Jan
1st
61%
79%
38
37%
'
;19% Apr
25
84 ". Aug 18 '
60% Nov
8
v
2
68% Sep
Oct 23
9
non-cum
Red
12
31 Va Jun
4%
>
62%
79%
79%
37%
* T7%
,
1 >
11
4%
8
2iy4 Feb
23
16% Oct
52
3
Oct
21% Jun
7
65% Mar
.
23
Jan
2
7
18% May 11i*
■
May 17
43% Jan/, .3 vi; <
108
66% Jan
22
10V4Oct
22
9
23
15
•
]
Inc
■
1
13% Jan
8
25
Raytheon Co
-a..
.1:.
Reading Co common
19
:
a pn
61%
79%
37%
i-
■ 0, fin
,
•
.
16
*10% Fen
15
Apr
.
Inc.
,
:'••'•••
...-r
House
Rayonier
13% Oct 24
3
•
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Jun
34
%
.....
62
61%
No par
Co:.
18
Jan
May
20% Apr
66% Mar
6
53% Jan
37% Mar
8
Inc
Random
28
Oct 24
8>
Ranco
com_No par
preferred
Purina
14yaFeb> 16
1
49% Jun
3
14% Jan
18
Nov
67
29
10% Jan
12
1
Nov
of America
1st
24% Apr
4iy8 Feb
25
25
May 29
«5% Oct 24
11% Mar 22
25
:
(
83:
May 29
7% Jun
Corp
$3.50
Ralston
13
Oct
16% May 29
28'/a May 10
11
21% Dec
30% Feb
65
20% Nov
26
161/4 Jan
ft
43% Now J,
20;
Aug 24
24
6
71% Dec
July2ft
10
2
8
25 % Feb
Jan
21% Jan
26
15% Jan
13
10 %
Radio
i
10
12% May 29
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
44% Aug 18
•
34% Sep 27
?*8 * July 19
Feb~28
63% Mar 14
79% Dec 20
45
88% Feb
27
4
9
11
33% Sep
5 ):■;
57% Jan *4
/
171/4 Jan
Dec
71% May 29
28 Va Sep
49% Jan
!
7%
7%
73/a
30%
30 y8
303/4
96%
*95 %
963/4
14%
147/a26%
843A
84%
•
26
446,600
26%
27,600
270
96
♦94
96
25%
5,900
'
15
.
85%
86
;
170
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
:'rRange for Previous
Year 1961
V'';>i
"sf'f -.u'; Highest -Msg
35 V* Dec 29
Lowest
28
Dee
56
Nov 15
78% May 12
12
72 V4 Jan
23
25 Yb Jan A 9
'/ 53'/* Jun
31 % Sep
25A
44 %
25
Sep
40% Jan
»
3'".
25
39 Va Dec
4
May 29
77% Jan
83 V* Apr
2
15V* Oct
5
2
24
50
May 29
81V* May 29
Dec
4
87% Dec
4
55% Dec 27
52
Dec 13
5
39% Oct
.>
Cl% Sep
Jan
59 V* Feb
29
9
18% Oct
4
"
35Va Jan;
98 Va Dec
£7% Nov 28 U
25 Va Oct
26% Oct
20% Oct
2614 Jan
8'/4 Nov
17% Jan
45% Dec
82
Mar
327/a Mar
16
32
Mar
31
28 V* Apr
3 /•: 42% Dec
2
14% Mar
4
22% Dec
18
60% Feb
4
15
ri
7
9
4
24%. Jan
4
21% Jan
11
19% Dec
99% Nov
35
Nov
35% Aug
32% Oct
43% Nov
20
Sep
Feb
3
;
4'
17% Jan
9
•
22
71
21% Jun
25
29% Mar
Jun
22
31
18% Oct
24
;
30% Mar 15
10% Oct
22
Jan
"7
Mar.12
24
81% Feb
30
10
Jun
Stanray
21
Starrett Co
47% Jan
29
Stauffer
28
37.
25
Feb
Feb
37% Nov
23
Stix
Nov
9
2
20% May 17
31
ley* Nov 23
38% Oct 24
70% Feb
27 V* May 29
44
Jan
4
14% Oct
24
30% Jan
2
33 % Apr
4
20V*May29
2«% Jan
2
19% Apr 28
15% Jan
45% Mar 17
57% Nov
32
36% Oct
24
28% May 31
13% Jan
3
20% Apr 20
8% Oct 24
IC1 % Jan
.
> Oct
Oct
43
91% Oct
30
Jan
3
16% Nov
30
6
1115 Oct
3
1464 Jan
31
795
7
92
17
27
49% Feb
4
18
2
Co
of
257/a
12.50
—
.Symington Wayne Corp
Tennessee
Gas
52%
32
32
25»/«
7,
6%
19%
26%
;
.
.
43
*85
»
26% :
'
26 Va
<
104
42
427/»
•'
33%
171/#
:
33%
.16%
42%
17
Producing Co
Inc
Coal
&
48%.
48%
14 Va
14%
47%
•.
1
preferred
conv
65%
;
63%,
48%
/ 64 ;
10
48
Va
48
18%
Thiokol
51%
31%
Oct""9
29
17
Thomas & Betts Co
19
Thompson (J R)
Thompson-Ramo2Wooldridge com—5-
83
12
-2!
-
24
Tidewater Oil
21V*
21 Va
28 V* Dec
20 V* May 29
Toledo Edieon Co
66
Dec
14
45
Torrington Co
50
Nov
27
$1.20
»May 29
15V* Oct
preferred-—:
Roller
•
Tishman
24
91% May 15
51
Jun
25
6
28 V* Jun
25
Transamerica Corp common
Dec
20
42% Apr
3
6 V* May 29
Transitron Electronic Corp
10C,
•
1>!
20% May
1
8% May 29
7% May 29
Transwestern Pipeline Co-!
Trans World Airlines Inc.-
..5!
108
20% May 15
13
52% Dec "21/
8-
3
Oct
21
23
Oct
Oct
24
26
5%
13% Jan
4
18% Sep
25
22
/ 65 % May
11
12
31% Dec
13
27% Jan
15
61V* Dec
18
58% Dec
13
53% Jan
15
6% Nov
3
39
Jan
3
Jan
30
74% Jan
20
71
Feb
24
Jun
27
42% Jan
6
•81
10% Mar 22
Union
Asbestos
Co
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
52 V# Nov
20
97
Apr
18
79
Nov
1
May 18
76
Dec
20
68% Dec
6
87
3
37 Va Dec
5
4
8% Aug 17
39% Nov
8
20
5
34% Jan
37% Jan
102
86
f
3
3
51% May 15
56% Aug
8
Mar
7
110 Va Aug 22
4
100 V* Aug
29% Sep
;
60% Jan
4
<•
39% Jan
18
7
15
Jan
25
.33% July 26
"18% Feb
1
f-
/ 29% Nov
4
17
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
Nov
8
86% Dec
7
30
40% Mar 16
3
9% Nov
16
3
67 Va Dec
12
3
21% Dec
12
62 V" Nov
13
69% Dec
1
17 V* Jan
!
Jan
44% Jan
18% Jan
!
3
29 V* Aug
4
Mar 21
41 Va Nov
30
33
'
15 V* Sep
19
17% Jan
-
3
J8 Jan
li%
Feb
20
24% Nov 28
54% Jan
3
1% Nov 30
16
76 V* Mar 24
**>% Jan
3
34% Oct
For footnotes,
see
4
pa
Carbide
Union
Corp—
Union Electric
7
83% Dec
13
'i $3.70
78
Dec
19
$3.50
92
Dec
28
/
$4.50
Co
common
$4
preferred
19%
i,
——
preferred,—
'
;
3
Union
Oil of California
35
4
Union
Pacific
Dec
8% Feb
28
,
RR
$4 -nonrcum
Co
Union
Tank Car
Union
.25
-
common
10
39% Jan
19
54% Dec
5
Dec
5
102% Dec
18
113
35% Mar 15
50 V* Mar 16
26% Mar 28
101% Dec
14
33% Mar 11
8% Jan
64
Jan
23 y* Feb
56
Mar
30% Feb
Air
Lines
United Aircraft
No par
Corp
iq
common
5
United
Biscuit
United
Board
Co
&
of
Amer—No par
Carton
Corp
Carbon Co—
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United
Corp
3
United
Electric
21
2
20% Mar 20
Mar 26
20%
67%
67%
67 Va
48
46
46%
46 Va
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138
137%
20%
137%
138
21
68
/
47%
137%
6%
6%
6%
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10%
10 Va
10 V*
10%
10%
10%
18%
.;
„
"
,
19 V*
44%
45%
y 57 Va
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16
15%
16
47
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47
24
23 Va
24%
24 Va
24 V*
9%
9%
9Va
8%
9%
,
24%
23 V*
9%
9%
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18%
44%
57
15%
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47
18%
18 V*
44
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47
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19 Va
45%
57% ,57%
16
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16
f.
47
20%
20
20%
20%
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20%
21 Va
20%
21 m
19%
20%
20
20%
22'A
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22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
39%
40 V#
39 Va
39%
39%
40%
40 V*
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37
37%
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9%
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107%
20%
40%
9%
9 V*
9 V*
9 V*
37%
36 Va
37
36%
36%
109%
107%
109
107%
108%
9%
50%
49%
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50%
149%
50 Va
49%
49 Va
50%
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100%
100%
100%
101
100%
100%
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85
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63%
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>
95
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28%
23%
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/ 52 Va
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95
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64
63%
64%
63%
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34%
35
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35
27%
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28
28 V*
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24
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52
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24
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33
52%
52%
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99 V*
99 V*
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39%
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30%
30%
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19 V*
8%
8%
8%
8%
56
56
56%
58
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19%
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37
37%
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37
37%
37 Va
37 V*
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
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22%
23 Va
22%
23
20
10
20 Va
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20 V*
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21
21 Va
21%
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19
18%
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19%
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22%
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19 Va
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25
''
19%
56
19%
23%
V.
24%
4.50
common
*55
22%
10
City Mines Co
8%
56
36% "
1
No par
1% Jan
preferred
8%
5
"
United Fruit Co
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
6%
20%
67%
46%
"
;
71 y8 Jan
35% Mar II
/•;
10
Engineering & Foundry
United Financial Corp of Calif
Park
20%
66%
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49 Va
95
No par
United
2
37;
76%
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
4% (series of 1956) conv
pfd_100'
United Artists Corp
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5
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.
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10
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60%
10%
•
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4%
5
38% Jan
2
25% May 10
25
United
Co
22%
36%
.
No par
—
Twist Drill Co
Feb
60
;.
10%
,--8%.;': 9-,;
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No par
preferred
19
32% Mar 13
39
17%
28.
60
6%
9%
21%
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———lo
—
69% Jan
60
27"%
,M9%
20%
21 Va
22 Va
——No par
preferred
60 Va
277/a
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.
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preferred—
60
55%
17%
18
10 %
16
.
101 y* Dec
"27%
25
55%
55%
17%
6%
23 %
6%
121% Jan
2
52% Apr 23
27%
25
25 Va
<55%
21%
10%
*46%
5
Union
Rubber
25
21%'
-r
10 Va
18%
//Cl-
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&
22
,
6%
45%
Underwood Corp
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Unilever Ltd Amer dep rets ord
"J
Unilever N V ord shares—
,20 g
43% Mar 15
May 22
/ Jan
Jan
Udylite Corp
21
21V*
27%
139
,5.7 Va
1
42% May 22
144
29% Jan
<
Jan2
30
10 V*
1-
10 Va Mar 28
27'/a Jan
8
19% May 15
36
*29%
18
11%/ 11% I
50
—
26% Dec
30
6%
i
—1'
1957
Century-Fox Film Corp_„2
Twin Industries Corp
6% May 29
138
50
common
pfd series of
90 V*
•29%
25
20%
59%
*89%
55%
.
12
90%
48%
48%
1";
:
t
20th
34% Sep
92
conv
58%
*89'/a
67%
20%
1;
$2.70 preferred.,——
Tung-Sol Electric Co
*11%
!
.10Va
Tri-Contlnental Corp common
•;
29
15% Oct
preferred——:
conv
28
12
59
60% i
21%
*67-
2?
Trans-World Financial Co
May 29
54% May 29
13
i
4l1/2%
34
46
7
9
14
Jun
28
58
17%
•
60 -V
Tractor Supply Co class A-1Trane Co-.^i2V^2v^i^2iii*221
52 Va Dec
27%
*11%
12
55 V*
-
18%
27%
—No par
—
28 V*
28%
28 %
247/a
•
18
5
—►
u
33%
27%
21 %
25 Va
55%
55%
ly
Construction
33%;
27%
27%
24%
;25<
No par-
2.—-
Bearing.—-;
Realty , &
31%
27 V*
*29% / 30
15% Oct
Timken
52
28 Va
90%
8
3
19%
51%
31%
,
27%
♦89%
29%
15
19%
31%
34
90 Va
29%
45
'
27%
*89Va
Thor Power Tool Co—'—i—No par-;
23% Jan
31 Va
57%
common/22j-/i2i2-10r
19
52
51V*
27%
57 Va
25
1
49%
34
*11%
25% Oct
8
48%
28%
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:
8
17
18
49 %
18%
:
.34
57%
11%
'56%
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-
48%
27 Va
34
.
28%
28 V*
7.50
preferred,
14V*
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28
28
28%
25
14
64%
27 V#
34%
27%
Jun
49%
14%
65%
28
34 V*
5
1
37% Jun
19
14%
32Va
19%
18%
IV
63%
52%
32%
19%
No par
Chemical Co——.--.2—
48
19'/a
53
32
:
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
25
'43%
64%
49%'
52%
4
25
50V* Nov
4
'
49 V4
14% !' 14Va
50c
18% Jun
28% Apr
4
48%*4 49'**'J
7Va
6%
49
47V#
33 %
»
28% May
Jan
48 Va
61 Va
.
32% Feb
33% Jan
49%
f-49r.
42 V*
43%
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30V*
116
6%
43
•
43%
Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
19 Va Jun
55% Apr
16% Apr
6%
43%
common
May 10
55% May
6
6%
43%
48%
Oil--
Va Apr 27
33% Jun
7
5%
"37
No par
50
56% May
71/*
43%
Co
:
30
146
41%
43%
Pacific
25
20%
20%
7
17i
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Jun
19%
40%
19%
.
16%
Texas
/Oct 25
17
60%
Texas
24% Mar
33%
16%
17
13 Va
4%
42%
.33%
40
•
Jan
42%
33%
17
607/a
Pacific
May. 4
42 Va
19
Texas
10
42
<
16%
33% May 29
23% Oct
,
7
6%
17 Va
60%
Gulf Sulphur
Instruments Inc
8
9%
1100
*16%
18%
Gulf
$1.25
1060
16%
61%
Texas
3
9%
9%
1080
17
Texas
Textron
26%
108%
19%
6%
49 V*
457/8
26%
19
Texas
25
45%
t
107%
.
40%
7.
•
9%.
87
16%
22
July 19
.24
.9%
60%
22
Transmission
Inc
22% May 29
26% May 29
43
23%
17Va
11 Va Oct
37 Va Jun
42%
.
'18%'
49
y
27%
20%
19%
h
19 V*
27%
40
20
40%
6%
48%
19V+
20%
19'/«
Texas
87
33%
16%
!
7V*
32%
.-16%
42%
32 Va
17 y#
.
61%
34% May 29
32 Va Jun 25
82% Feb
42%
33%
17V
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Gas Transmission Corp
5
3
423/4
33%
.
>
■
*85
16%
"
32
25%;
;
18%
Texas
12
1061
17%
52%
7
107Va
9%
10 Va
•;
52
31%
60%
May 29
23% Apr
•
17%
5
14
29% Apr
31% Apr
17
18%
19
25%
26%
.
102
1070
1065
17%
••
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.
37Va
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86
46
45%
46
'
18 V*''
9%
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r.
73.%
30%
30% ; 31V*
18%
32
9V*
'
;
86
9%
10%
.
16 V*
•
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25%
7%
19%
27 V*. 28%
20%
20Va
41%
42%
23%' 23%
.
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45%
•
52
31%
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V 25%
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19%
:
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102% .103
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37%
18%
19
17%
52%
17%
84
•
71%
29%
31 Vs
24
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30%
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.
16 V*
30%\ 31 %
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>
18%
43
9%
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.
75
18%
19%
41%
84
16%
'
.
.
8%
31
,
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.
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37%
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i
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8%
36%
20%
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104
10
1065
1.25
14
8
31
-
*
12.50
Tennessee
Texaco
37% Nov
22 Va
53
72
'
7y8
23 Va
v
45%
26%
,
103V*
10
1109.
19 V*
86
-
,
6%
25
Oct
14%
21%
,
20 Va
9%
45%
45%
45
__i
31
9
14 Va
22
26%?' 27% i;:i- •/
/
19%
Jun
21
51
25%
26%
'
.
.
25%
7
24%
-
•
25%
40-
15% Oct
Jun
51"
25%
26%
13%
•
'■
43%
9%
•
-
21
'
24;
-
9%
86
-
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>
17%
52%
32V*'
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•
.
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26
18%
17%
52%,
32%
25%
7
19%
26%
-
18% ?
18 Va
J;
45
27 V* Aug
6,300
92
153/*
'21%
8%
-
38V*
18%
.17%
59% Aug 18
46
54 V*
15 V*
'
38 V*-
38 Va
.
1
Corp
.30%
30%
18%
19
17%
,
4.50
—
54'/a
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15%
•"
38 %
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—1
54%
91 Va
3
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8% A
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;■ i;
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43%
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59%
r;:'l3%-
:
32
30%
30%.
r .
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20%
10c
25
13%
22 V*
31%
,-
26
26%
,104
50%
25%
75%
31 %
30%
20%
;
94%
59 V*
84:
.53%- .24V*
.
94%
49 Va
•' 26%
16%
42%
.
95
50%
59%
'
74%
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1 {
Taft Broadcasting Co
Talcott Inc (James)
27
13%
22
1
48 Va
"
19%
••
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■IV*
487/a
48%
49
34
34
:: 34%/. 34%
.
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23
'
19
,
11/*
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IV*
IV*
IV*
48 V*
1%
220
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-27%
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.
No par
•'•
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,•19%. 19%
.36 Va i 26%
-——^,---..351
Swingline Ino cla.ss A
———
1 i
5
27
9.100
10,700
r;v
4914
,
25 Va
25 Va
84
.6%
.
'•
82 a/4
■
59Vff
-1
*50153 '*50%
.
.
32%
..
17%
1/
_
America
22
206% May 15
82
V
68%
15%
75%
*83%
.
:.
38 %
.18%
18%
Swift & .Co
27
Feb
Inc__
32% Jun
40% NOV 21
14,800
41,500
38V*,, 38%
67
t
Y;,;54%
- 38 V* ,
19< ,M- .'18%.
18% ••
: *18%
18
17 V*
53 A
:52%;
"38 Va
.
1
Superior Oil of California.,.
69% Jun
19% Jun
19 Va
64%
'
16%
/•
,
39%.
30.
51%
;
20% May 10
Nov 21
18%
64 V*
54
75V*
\
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♦
■Tandy. Corp.:—;
TelAufcograph Corp„
26
19Va
64 V*
v
lb'/4
-
76%.
,32Va
.»
preferred
29% May 29
4% May 29
4% Oct 24
6
18%
63%
*94 V8
.
91%
15%
15%
sy*. - &»/»
' .ff 30% .31
"
■
*89%
■■■:■■
ib'/4
XO
f
common
Mining Co__
/'v 54 w
54Va
91 Va
16%
25Vj
*83%, -84
5
.
»/—l>
Sunshine Biscuits
Sweets
47% Jan
Jun
83 V.
50%
59%
-54- :
■
8%,-t
.»*76
v
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.
—
Oil Co
24 V* Mar 21
25
13
22
Shares
38%
66 Va
.
2?
95
59%
25V*
25%;
31
-1 —1.25
_i\
:
—
Sunray DX Oil Co—
Sunshine
24
11% May 29
26
Sun
2
22 Va Jun
>■
5
;
Propane Gas Corp—.
series A
12 Va Aug 13
Feb 21
31% Oct
11% Dec
$4.50
1385
24/
Co
Sun Chemical Corp
8
118% Jan
15
SuCrest Corp
,
„i_„—
1 '
Sunbeam Corp ———1.
Sunstrand Corp,*
5i
15
12 V* Oct
61% Nov
Suburban
May 14
28% Feb
24
Suburban. .Gas
'
8
53VaJan
24
May 29
Jun
v;
45 V* Apr 23
24% Nov 29
16% Jan 19
May 29
21Va Oct
9
Jun
Oct
122
3
83
2 ;
13 A
Aug
59
2
May 29
.
2.50
Corp
Puller
94%
49%
37%
:
5
Corpl,—
Studebaker-
t
13
21% Aug
17% May 29
90
Jan.18
65 %
64%
59Va
-
54w ..v i,^50y«
.
/ 31.
__100
1
Broadcasting
Stouffer Poods Corp-
41% Apr
29
the Week
Friday
J.82%
50%
59 Va
<
common
Storer
15
10% Feb
May 29
38 Va
•
'18% '1
63%
V
95
.
50V*
:8%;.
Inc,—J—i_,i,
& Websterl
Stone
13
4
3
:>?
Jan. 17
V-
.
84
.18%
Z 26%
26%
/ 26 % ^27 Vi
:
13%, 13% brm 13%/. 13%
;22 %■; 22%, Jvi.;:22 V*.
22%-
,
(J P) & Co Inc,—,
Baer &
*83
.
_No par
5
Co
95
51%
53%
54 :^,;;^ 53%
,*89Va
91% *89%
15%. 16'/a
J,/. 15%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
prior preference,—
20
Stone Container Corp—.
1..
1
33 V* Apr 24
6
84
59 %
*50V*
24%
1
preferred—
Stevens
6
5
Sales for
$
Thursday
67%
z
5
(The) LS
Stewart-Warner
33% Jan
15% Oct 26*
18
10
100.
——;
Sterling Drug Inc
28
18 % Jan
3
;
1
Chemical
3%%
21% Oct
23 % Jan
PRICES
/
38%
66%
83%
' 95
49%
Corp—
Sterchf Bros Stores
€
34
25
Jun
21
6
21
B2 Va Jan
95
''v 59 V*
common
Stanley Warner Corp
19 Va Jan 17 i
91% Mar 26
24% Oct 22
23
2
84% Nov
28
38%
67%
,
.
7
Pressed Steel Co,
;> Standard
12
13%. Sep
47 % Jan
Ohio
32 V* Dec
14% May 29
55 V* Jun 25
28
of
1IV* Mar
V
39%
66%
39
/
84%
«
25
Jersey
22% Feb
6
Oct 26
•
9
Jan
25
HIGH SALE
Jan.16
-
y. 19%
,'Z 18%
19 V*
63%;Y 64% ■;7;i/v63%,,64:Y'i
__No par
Indiana
of
40 V* Jan
5
25% Oct
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95 V* Feb 28
23% Mar
5
25
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STOCK
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24 Va Jun
74 Va July
57
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91
62 V* Jan
>
Range for Year 1962
I
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49 V*
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34%
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:
1,200
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Number 6231
Volume 197
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(255)
: 23
NEW YORK STOCK? EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
*"V-' STOCKS
v
V"
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
29
4
47% Feb £ 9
97% Jun
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
42 Vi Dec
95
151
27
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28% Jun 25
6
27
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115
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20
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3
22% Dec
14
17
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5
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43.
367a Jun
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6
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88
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24
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6
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15
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25
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25
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8
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2
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1
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26
6
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28
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10
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21
16
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Industries
prices; no sale on this day.
rCash sale.4wdWhen distributed,
or securities assumed by such companies,
f Transferred from American
dividends of 25% or less, high and low
ranges of old stock are retained.
Act,
stock
30% Feb
65% Oct 22
Xerox
4
38% Feb
2274 Oct 23
1147a May 17
2974
6.80C
16.50C
257a
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'
28
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29%
307a
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-10 •
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10
v
47a% prior preferred—'
100
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Wyandotte Worsted CO————-5 ^
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0474 July 10
31C
14
105%
35
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14
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47a
3574
4874
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Woodward Iron
:
2
11% Feb
25
77a
30%
10
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—10
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8
6
25
7
54%
257a
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3474
347a
307a.
1,90(
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2.60C
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,
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2
58
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3474
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77a
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22
/ Oct 24
217a Oct 22
55
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357a
48%
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2274
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Windsor
,
2
20
22% Jan 73
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1317a Apr 10
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May 29
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7
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7»/a
70
147a
2874
.
87.7a
217/a
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25%
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Wilson & Co Inc pommon/i--No par,'
$4.25 preferred—————No par,
Wilson-Jones Co——10 v", iV
Mar 14
22
13
.
16
46
357a
54
2574
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105,
7
35
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.
29
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57
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10
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;
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1
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v '
26%
(Wilcok Oil -Co————4———5%
„
2
847a Mar 16
22 7
129% Dec
;
25
30
3.
19
43% Feb 28
? 26% Mar
287a
48 7a
White Motor Co
15
237s Jun 25
6 7
12
1074 Jan
Jan
13%
105
6%
707a
4%
;
14
347a
,
n
4
19
22
41
Oct
20
Apr 24.
25
26% May 29
29
2
103% Nov
6974
47a
■
357a
5
preferred series B——100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling' Steel Corp "common—10
$5 preferred-«w—Aii-—-iNo par
Whirlpool Corp. common————5
474% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg; (The S S)
20
2
52% Jan
May 29
Jun
Apr
67477a
;
70 %\'
247a
3.80%
31
18
77
Oct 26
18
4
/ 4774 Mar 28
?
23
3374 Oct
6
5
257a
104%
i
Telegraph
2.50 /
Westinghouse Air Brake,—.—10 .
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25'
Western
2
967a Apr
367a Dec
32 7a Aug 17
718% Dec 27
13% Jan
59% Nov
24
31
4274 Jan
3374 Jun 25
20 % Jan
41% Jan
-
2574 May 11
7174 May 14
t[43% Oct
24% Dec
118
29
347a May 19
99% Jan
-
1087a Sep
267a
2874
4% non-cum 2nd preferred——4Cf
Western Pacific RR_————No par
30% Mar 12
887a Jan
5
99 y2 Jun
43% Aug 24
41% Jan
397a Jan
2
3
4
9
2974 Dec
24
10
92% Jan
21
May 29
Jun
267a Oct
2
Feb
Jun 27
•
80
Nov 28
Jan
29
3274 Feb
24
25
10 7
5
4
39
•
24
217s Oct
50
Feb
68
May 29
Dec
32% Dec
237a Jun 25
55
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102-
16
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.
.
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s
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46
22
13
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41
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104
.
28,
38
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4
85% Jan
537a
2774
137a
Pharmaceutical—l
Waukesha Motor Co
28
Dec
54
474
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
/Welbilt Corp———i—-—1
West Kentucky Coal Co_
4
West Penn"Power 47a% pfd——100."> ^
" 4.20% preferred series B.«——100
...
4.10% preferred seriefl C—100s
.West Va Pulp & Paper,common_x5 •
4%% preferred—
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Western Air Lines Inc_-,___
1
Western Bancorporation
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,
20
95
4
Nov
1027a Apr
11
25
/7 27
14% Feb
23
Jan
87
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86
227a
; 77a
.
377a Mar 19
79574 Jun 25
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93
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86
22
,
227a
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8
1.25
10
87
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22 7a
47%
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100
—1
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Washington Gas Light Co—No par
/Washington Water Power—No par
31
2
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2674
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8
22
Jan
;
53%
convertible preferred—»100"
$4.00
2
51
Inc
:
Warher-Lambert
2
40% Jan
2% Oct
23
5474 Jan
.
193/a Jan
:}
19
277a May 17
105
Dec 28
2
y
Co
Warner
3874 Apr
2674 Oct
•
17% Apr
4
Jan
85
July U
; 82% Jan
17
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V
—
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3
Oct
Warner Bros Pictures
V;
87
22%
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.
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477a
2.50
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,
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9
May 29
39
May 29
29% May 29
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4 ;
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.
29
3
,
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4'/a Jan
59% Nov 27,
43
Nov 15
54% Nov 30
6
40% Nov 27
t
Co
Baking Co/common—
preferred
'—i
Ward Industries Corp:
2074 Feb
3
22
Walworth
20
877a
217a
:/21%
:>77a
"
10
G & W-*—No par'
Wallace & Tieman Inc——
50c
97a Feb 21
72
Mar 12
15
37a Oct 24
92
34% Feb
.
"
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Corp—15•;
17% Jan 25
57a Oct 25
17% "Oct
/;
,
■
Walgreen Co
Walker -(Hiram)
657a Mar 21
107a Oct 24
167a Jan
Electric
< '?■ t
'
26
Dec
66
;
•
■■■
Waldorf System—No par v
2
53
/
'Wagner
3
4
?
preferred—100"^ *
Wabash RR 4%%
Feb 20
27%
%
30V4
:
13,300
4
14,800
x
*
70O
29%
30
867a
88
87%
88%
♦1974
,
20
19%
197a
3,700
567a
557a
56%
60,000
55
.
xEx-dividend.
jfEx-rlghts. zEx-dlstributlon. tin bankruptcy,or receivership or being reorganized under the BankStock" Exchanger yearly ranges since N.Y.SJE. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated,
*
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(256)
Bond Record from the New/York Stock
riwIl/Ml
ff Gfclili ■
a-raava- ■
when the bonds
"
.EXCHANGE
Treasury
103.28
1975-1985
Treasury 4Vis
Treasury 4s
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
Oct
1 1969
Aug 15 1971
Feb
15
1972
Aug 15 1972
4s——;—:—Feb 15 1980
4s
Feb 15 1988-1993
3%s
May 15 1968
3%s
Nov 15 1971
Nov
15
>
104
103.28
Thursday
'''
103.30
104.4
Bid
1Q4.6
Jan. 18
Ask
103.24; 104
103.24
103.22
104.8
104
104.8
104
104.8
103.22
103.30
102.6
102.4
102.8
102.5
102.9
101.30
102.2
101.30
102.2
102.1
102.5
102.2
102.6
101.28
102
101.28
102
101.18
101.26
101.20
101.28
101.20
101.28
101.14
101.22
101.14
101.15
101.19
101.16
101.20
101.18
101.22
101.12
101.16
101.12
101.16
101.15
101.19
101.16
101,20
101.17, 101.21
101.11
101.15
101.11
101.15
101.2
101.10
101.4;
101.12
101.6
101.14
100.30
101.6
100.30
101.6
100.8
103.30
100.9
100.12
100.11
100.15
100.11
100.15
100.4
101.20
101.24
101.20
101.24
101.20
101.24
101.15
101.19
101.15
101.19
100.20
100.28
100.21
100.29
100.22
100.30
100.16
100.24
.100.16
100.24
100.22
100.14
100.22
100.26
100.20
100.28
100.20
101
101.4
101.1
101
:101.4
100.18
,
100.20
100.14
101.1
101.5
100.28 101
101.4
101
101.4 :
100.29
101.1
100.22
100.24
100.28
101.5
101
•
100.18
100.22,
;
•
100.26
100.22
95.8
95.1
95.9
95.2
95.10
92.28
93.4
92.28
93.4
92.27
93.3
91.30
92.6
91.30
92.6
91.30
ir92.6
99.30
100.2
•
99.31
100.3
99.30
i00.2
91.28
91.20
91.28
91.20
91.28
: 95
91.20
91.20
100
-100.4
.
91.28
ilOQ.28,101:.
v"
91.22
91.22
94.26
95.2
92.18
92.26
91.22
; 91.30
91.22
91.30
99.28
.
95.2
92.26
100-
99;28 lOQl^ '
91.14
91.30
91.22
91.14
91.30
98.31
98 27
98.27
98.25
98:29
98.25
98.29
88.24
89
88.24
89
88.16
(88.24
88.16
88.24
98.30
98.27
98.31
98.27
98.31
98.26.
98.30
98.26
98.30
100.2
100
..
100.2
v
100;
'
•
•
96.12
96.20
96.13
96.21
96.13
96.21
96.8
96.16
99.24
99.26
99.24
99.26
99.24
99.26
99.24
99.26
99.24
99.26
Dec
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
94.28
95.4
94.30
95.6
94.30
95.6
94.22
94.30
94.22
94.30
Jun
15
1964-1969
93.30
94.6
94.6
94
v94;&;
93.22
93.30
93.22
93.30
Dec 15 1964-1969
Mar 15 1965-1970
Mar 15 1966-1971
Jun 15 1967-1972
93.14
93.22
93.30
93.16
93.24
93.15
93.23
93.6
93.14
93.6
93.14
92.30
93.6
93
93.8
93.2
93.10
92.26
93.2
92.26
93.2
92
92.8
92.2
92.10
92.4
92.12
91.28
92.4
91.28
92.4
90.20
90.28
90.22
90.30
90.22
90.30
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.12
90.20
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.6
90.14
90.6
90.14
90.12
90.20
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.6
90.14
90.6
Sep
1967-1972
15
1
Dec:
106.8
,
1982
1
103
103
104
104
!
103
104
100
-
101
■: 101
101
100.24
100.12
100.24
100.8
100.24
100.8
<
100
15
1968
99.8
Jan
1
1969
97.16
98.16
Oct
15
1971
96
93.16
Transit
3%
Unification
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
:
Sold
Low
No. :'
High
,
Range for
.
Low
9813
9818
.
High
*92
15
99VW
§»78 Central Ry
09
1952
Foreign. Securities
Wertheim &Co.
Members New York Stock
Exchange
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
New York
Teletype
212
571-0219
CORPORATE
AND
■
•
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
(City of) 5%s 1973——Mar-Sept
SeAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-JuZy
*91 Vb
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*96%
;
__
..
1966
1971—:
4%s
1973
5s
5s
97%
QQ
351
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___..May-Nou
102 %
102% 102%
101
101%
28
98%
l979-^-^»__i>.u.-^Mar-Sept
32
104 Vi
103% 104%
101 % 101%
101% 102
102% 102%
34
94% 102%
98% 104%
102
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102
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97% 104%
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98
102 y4
100
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97% 104 y4
24
16
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1950
s
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.
1959____
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s
of
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105
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60
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86%
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60
41%
59%
59
41%
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91
92%
42
42%
42
42
92%
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41%
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92%
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Mar-Sept
June-Dec
92%
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42
42
1960
7s
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*2%
2%
93
Jan-July
1970—AprfZ-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jun-July
to
April-Oct
—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
>
73 y8
102
102%;*103Vi
94%
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51%
69
Jan-July
Jan-July
,
„
1980-^
1982—
Main ey2s 1953
1973—
105
.
27
27..
*56%
5%
*96
IOO IO
102
102%
71
105%
rH o o
27 Vi
23
37
60
47%
60
24%
40
39
96%
105
101% 101%
45
93%
100%
.
101%
86
86
•
?*.t'
'•
*4%
"5
J
84
132
48 dollar bonds 1972
International loan of 1930—
69
80
3s dollar bonds 1972——
dollar bonds
1980—
97%
4
5
—
106
93%
105%
101%
"l
97
102%
1
97
103
97%
5
106
*101% 102%
104
104
104% 104%
*94%
105%
II
—a
: 91%
—
v
2
102
101% 102
91%
4
193%
100%
108%
108% 108%
;
——June-Dec
June-Dec
*95
96
107
,
;
April-Ocf
95%
V101%
83%
I!
104% 105%
*92%
April-Oct
,
89
94%
-
April-Oct
1969
1972—.
87
73%
-j.
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar bonds
64
1
86
*86 *
--V
--
106%
•102% 103%
v-V'
l-'j-V'S*/7;.\&
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
1978
?
p*
•■
Jan-July
f debentures
on
■
105Vi
__Jan-July
1975
132
•
84
82%
42
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
5s
*78
47%
92%
69
7
69
92 Va
(11th series)
3s dollar bonds
v
78
High
42
—
(7th
(13th series)
s
5%s
95%
^
78
.
*90
1961
dollar bonds
Jan
fund
4%s sinking funds
__
?
.
Low
;
*41
Mortgage Bank
§ ©Frankfurt
;
German
1957—April-Oct
page
sink
secured
5%s
80
\
June-Dec
see
of 1927
secured
5%s
June-Dec
Year 1962
-
J!Jo.
*90
5%s gtd extl loan 1979—
Cuba (Republic of) 4y2s external 1977
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
Czechoslovakia
(State) —
•Stamped assented (interest reduced
6%) extended to 1960—
Denmark (Kingdom of) 5V2s 1974
5%s extl loan 1977—
El Salvador (Republic of)—;
;%
3V2s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
3s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5V4s debt adjustment 1973
•Estonia (Republic of) 7s 1967
5s
70
Sold
——-——-—May-Nov
1962
(Hukuang Ry)
extl
5%s
75%
,
87%
87%
*86%
1962—
European Coal and Steel Community—
Coal and Steel Community—
Jan-July
High
*41
'
96% 101%
'
'£
Range for
Bonds
Friday's
78 P;,. 78
59
*56%
June-Dec
__April-Oct
>
April-Ocf
•External s f 6y2s of 1927 due
1957—April-OcZ
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375 %) 1979—
Aprll-Oct
102
(interest
1926 due
footnotes,
98 y4104%
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
For
99
3
100
or
Bid & Asked
Credit Froncier De France—
June-Dec
,
1978
f
4
■;
v
Jan-July
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
Costa Rica (Republic of)
3s 1972
50
102%
1
:
■
May-Nop
Fcb-Aue
external 8s 1941
3.5%)
36%
104
*96%
?.v
Low
1946
AprfZ-Oct
1951
stamped pursuant to Plan
28
.
102
—April-Oct
Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
4%s debentures series A 1978
4%8 debentures series B 1978
(U
45%
6s
Columbia
101
104
102
April-Oct
Berlin Power & Light
§ •Brazil
44%
ApriZ-Oct
adj ser A 1970
4%s debt adj ser B 1978—
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s debentures
1955_
101
*90
Consol Municipal
assented 1960
Chinese
•
91%
100 »/4 100 Va
104% 105 y4
June-Dec
debt
s
45 ya
100 y4
104%
—June-Dec
6s 1958„_
external loan
96
"
—b'.r
1961—Jan-July
assented
7s
'.wt 3s
debs
Mar-Sept
100%
101 Ys
94% 101%
104 Ya 104 y4
*—
88
Austria (Rep) 5yas extl £ f
$ 1973—
—June-Dec
Austrian Governments 4y2s assented
1980—Jan-Julv
§• Bavaria
(Free State)
6%s 1945
Feb-Auc
Last'
Sale Price
1951
1950
Mar-Sept
1970
Mar-Sept
• Colombia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oct
•
105
13
102% 103
_April-Oct
5y2s external loan 1972
5%$ extl loan s f 1976
5V4s extl loan 1977——
101
89.24
§ ©Cologne (City of) 6y2s
4%s debt adjustment
101 %
32
?
102% 102%
102y4 102%
Jan-July
adj (series 8) 1965
—Feb-Au<7
Belgian Congo, 5%s extl loan 1973—
ApriZ-Oct
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
■90.16
^
assented Sept 1961
Chilean
•
100 Vi
n
6s
*6s
98 Vi
97
•
99 Vi
97%
97
April-Oct
e'/as
^
100
£*
:
60
100 V* 101
101%
6%s
48%
101
ApriZ-Oct.
4%s
59
100
20-year 5%$ Jan 15 1982 old
20-year 5%s July 15 1982 new20-year 5y2s Oct 1 1982__
v
^
__
May-Nov
1978—
1:
__
97%
5%s April 1980
20-year 5%s Oct 1980——
4%s
118
June-Dec
i
1972
5%s
118
—
114
—
__
120
114
^
__
97%
June-Dec
^JUne-Dec
20-year
'
■
3y2s
92.24
89.16
1978
External sinking fund 6s
«6s assented 1962
—
'
1967..—---^^SJune^Bec
3%s
1
120
_i
*96%
*96%
f96»/fi
*57%
_
3Vis
-
__
*96%
91% 01%
99% 106
■
—
§ ©External sinking fund 7s ser B
1945—Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser C
1946__Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser D
1945—Jan-JuZy
&©7s 3rd series 1957—
April-Oct
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978Jan-July
Australia (Commonwealth of)—^
4%s
-
ISSUES
Amsterdam
Period
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
•External sinking fund 6s 1963————Afay-Nov
• 6s external 1963——May-Nov
External sink fund $ bonds 3s 1993-—June-Dec
©Chile Mortgage Bank 6VaS 1957-.
,___Jnne-Dec
«6%s assented 1957—.—;——^Jnne-Dec
*
•6%s assented 1961.—
—~.-Ju»e-Dec
©Guaranteed sinking fund 6s I961i'-—-ApriZ-Oct
6s assented 1961---^^-i-^i----^^---ApriZ-Oct;
•Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962_;
May-Nov
•
FOREIGN
Akershus
,20-year
20-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
91.24
90.16
pursuant to
External
•
GOVERNMENTS
92.24
funding bonds of 1931
•Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
•
FOREIGN
88.24
Week's Range
—_—June-Dec
due 1951
Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979—
__April-Ocf
Caldas (Dept of) 30-yr s f bonds 1978-—Jan-July
Canada
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-JuZp
§ •Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942__May-ZVou
§®7s assented 1942
May-Nou
•External sinking fund 6s I960
ApriZ-Oct
• 6s
assented 1960
April-Oct
•External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
•6s assented Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
reduced to 3.5%)
Stamped
Telephone
89.24
____J«ne-Dec
(interest
> -
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
'
5%
HA 5-4400
Interest ■
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange ?
Brazil (continued)
:- ;
,
Year 1962
'
'
•
:
Friday
Week's Range
Last
-.June-Dec
97
93.16 -95.16
100 Vi
101
(Range for Week Ended January 18)
mday
Period .Sale Pri,ce
1980
100 Vi
101
100 %
96
95.16
other figures are bid and asked quotations.
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
Inter-American Developmt Bank—
4 Vis—.
Dec 15 1982
98.16
97
89.16
1976,
97.16
91.24
1981
3s_—.—..July 15 1972
1
100:24
100
99.8
88.24
„May 15 1975
1
101
"
100
100.12
May
Oct
104
100
ioo
1978
1979
Sep 15 1963
——.w—.—-^Oct'' 1 1964
3s_^—__—__>Mar
Interest
104.8 " 105,8
*
104
103
15
Jan
90.14
107.8
104
103
1
96.16
106.8
105.8
103
1977,
86.8
;
107.8
104.8
1980
1
-Feb
—
-
1 1973
—Jan
3Vis_
i ork t'U)
L 100.2
1962-1967
3 Vis
Exchange
91.22
88.30
100
15
f
Aew
91.22
91.14
91.22
98.27
100
3 Vis
BONDS
91.14
88.22
.
3%s
New York Stock
100.22
94.26
92.18
•98.26
4Vi8——.May
-
,100.18
'
.
1995
,
•'
3 00.29 101;1
•i
1965
Nov
4Vis
-
•
15
.
100.2
100.26
100.8
v
15
4%S
All
101.22
Jun
4ViS-.——
tSale prices are indicated wUh a double dagger.
Bonds($)
104
Feb
_
V
;
Week
,
Bid .Ask
102.4
Dec 15 1967-1972
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
i.
58.—.
——^-.w>Feb -15 1985 i
'
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 17
Ask
Bid
month
point.
a
Feb
Treasury 2%s„
Treasury 2ysS
Treasury 2%s—
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
'4s
Ask
the
of
:100.2
98.28
99 •,
Treasury 3s_
c
104.4
case
32nds
Jan.
Jan. 15
Bid
each
more
102.2
1974
Treasury 3%s
Aug 15 1968
Treasury 3%s..—
—May 15 1966
Treasury 3%s^-»-.-—Nov. 15 1967,
Treasury 3 y2s__
_Nov 15 1980
Treasury3 Vas—>Feb ,15 1990
Treasury 3%s—
Nov 15 1998
Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3%s
Jun 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1985
Treasury 3 s——.
Feb 15 1964
Treasury 3s___—
Aug 15 1966
^
•
or
102
4s
4s—
4s
4s
Treasury 3%s__
Ask
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
; V
"Jan. 14:'.
-
: Bid
,
May 15
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
decimal point represent one
Monday
NEW. YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
mature. Figures after
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1962
Lowest:':.:'/.' oSS Highest
IS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
■
.
Exchange
The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in
YFAPLY
WrrKI Y
pnmAV
.
14
:
104
91%
109%
96
Number 6231
Volume 197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(257)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
.
Interest
VY'AAI
BO NDS
,
.
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Week's Range
or
Friday's
>
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Good Hope
7s
f
s
Greek
Bonds
Year 1962
No.
Low
Steel & Iron Works—
1945—
mtge
Government—
part
24
part
22%
External
40
6s
37
paid 1964—
—
paid 1968
§• Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946—
Conv
&
funding 4Vis 1966—
Harpen Mining Corp—
General
mortgage
6s 1949—-1,
4Vis debentures adjustment 1970
Steel
Corp
Sud
America
Italian
gtd
1' *99
loi' V
82
82
81%
81%
series
7s
Italian
B
Public
1.
Jan-July
§»7s series B
1952
————-—-Jan-July
§• Italy '"(Kingdom of) 7s 1951—
—-June-Dec
Jamaica
(Government of) 5%s 1974
Mar-Sept
Japan 5%s extl s f 1974—
Jan-July
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976—
Mar-Sept
6s
gtd extl loan 1977
May-Nov
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
82
82%
6 Vis
•
due
6%s
loan
extl
©5%s
of
extended
1964
extl loan
5%s due
Air
§®Kreuger & Toll
Lombard
Electric
Medellin
Minas
debs
due
7s
3s-
f
s
98 Vi
97% ""
,
(City
of)
Geraes
Secured
98%
97%
102
code
98%
sink
4%s
Secured extl sink fund 6Vis
1959
to Plan
pursuant
See
sink
old
4 Vis
4s
extl
f
s
sinking
5%s
f
s
5 Vis
loan
fund
Aluminum
Called
3s
extl
loan
external
59%
48%
168%
168%
bonds
4%s
4%s
*45
1
103%
50
103
—
103
103
45
99
99
50
99%
104%
98%
103% 104
due
6s
loan
105%
991/4
93
5Vis
Oslo
due
1958
(City
5%s
s
5 Vis
s
f
of)
98
99%
93%
98%
f
extl
loan
98'A
98%
96
Stamped
loan
Nat
of)
extl
loan
§ ©Poland
extl
4%s
4 Vis
•
Porto
98 Va
3%s
1964
fund
fund
debentures
103% 104%
99% 100
88%
89
June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct
3%s 1970
1966
93%
99%
97%
100
102 % 102%
102%
98%
102%
*96%
June-Dec
1988
97%
97
99 Va
April-Oct
-April-Oct
1990
89%
101%
96%
97
May-Nov
1980
84%
98%
101 Va 101 %
101%
93 %
91
97
96%
90 %
94 %
94
Jan-July
105
105
102
105%
May-Nop
110
111%
100%
127%
Distilling Co—
subord
conv
4.40s
94%
Feb-Aug
1982,^
debentures
3s
3%s debs
Co
99 %
94 %
1)
debentures
Airlines
62
99%
debs
1986
68%
Jan-June
69%
61
69%
66
2030—Mar-Sept
66 %
59%
66%
83% 121%
Mar-Sept
Optical Co—
subord
conv
debs
1980
123 Vi 125%
April-Oct
Telephone and Telegraph Co—
Feb-Aug
82 V2
82%
20
77%.
1975
ApriZ-Oct
87
87
88y4
27
81%
86%
1986
76%
76%
71%
77%
99%
100%
2%s
debentures
1982
80%
77 Va
81%
83
*100
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
46
76%
97
102%
2%s debentures
1987
June-Dec
79%
79%
95%
96%
103
3%s
debentures
1973
June-Dec
93%
95%
103
2%s
debentures
1971
Feb-Aug
98%
100
3 Vis
debentures
1984
Mar-Sept
3%s
debentures
1990
Jan-July
95%
93
89%
87%
95 Vi
4%s debentures
1985
ApriZ-Oct
103%
103 Va 1037/8
179
99%
102%
5s
debentures
1983
107
106% 107 y4
204
105 Va
107%
4Vis
convertible
326 Va
318% 326 Vi
136
253
382
103%
102% 103Vi
*102
102%-
1 02%
101% 102%
.,*97% 100
...
-
—
_
>
-•
218
100%
100 % 100%
21R
100
101 Va
208 Vt
208%
*.98%
__
99%
104
104%
..
95'A
91
1973
—
-
_Mar-Sept
91
.
.
4
87
75
■'
v
96
—
82%
81%
81
,
89%
86
-
/j9l%7ii^
86%
95
-
-
—
May-ZVop
debentures
American Tobacco Co
98
100%
95
103%
104%
Anheuser-Busch
101%
Ann
101% 103
95%
3 Vis
debentures
Arbor
Oil
Armco
43,
38' -"-
-
■
95
92
81%
first
*46
*86
86%
1961—April-Oct
51
Armour
4%s
86%
86%
&
Associates
*86
3%s
gold 4s July
1981—/
4.35s debs
1977
1995
inc
5s
sub
debs
deb
4%s
Investment
debs
5%s
subord
5Vis
debentures
1977
debentures
1979
8%
8%
4%s
debentures
1983,
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—ApriZ-Oct
73/4
*8%
1963—————Jan-tfuZy
*71/3
2
—
100
1
103 y2
95 Va
87
87%
96
373
99Vi
120
97%
102%
93 y2
'
*101% 102y«
•*105% 105%
•
•'
•
2
105
107
3
104%
107
103
106%
100%
101%
73^
1950__jan-July
88
5
60
96%
92%
91%
56
62
94% 101%
98 y8 102%
94%
88%
107 % 109%
109
Feb-Aug
5 Vis
I
102% 102%
94%
May-Nop
8
**
2
6
*102
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1976——LFeb-Aug
12
'92%
91%
101% 102
„
ApriZ-Oct
1984,
1983—
-96%
91%
651:
ApriZ-Oct
1984
fund debentures 1986
subord
1
91%
Quar-Jan
5%s
Co.
T
—
96'/a
92%
:
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
;
debs
Corp
conv
«
debentures 196{ft_April-Oct
3s
1977—
Inc
Corp
Steel
4%s sinking
May-Sept
'
»«*
>
97%
~
104
104% 105
1959
Mar-Sept
series I960—June-Dec
series
82%
'
Mar-Sept
sink
.
fund
.■_«
fund
8
1947_April-Ocf
7s
„■
gold
__
April-Oct
Aprii-Oct
1940
6s
-.i.
8s
2.25% )
to
Electric
8%
Atchison
Power
Corp—
1
7s
mortgage
6s
6s
1953_
1J-.
t
U
v.
.
♦,
' '
'
'
3%s
debentures
conv
Automatic
iA
j
•
——
-
:*"T
.
.
4%s
Nyasaland—
5%s
Avco
1973
—
mortgage
4%s
"r'
—-May-Nov
77
77
55
10
36
/:
96
4 Vis
C
ser
1972
1979—,——
;subord
Canteen
101
101
92%
92%
96
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
96
*80
*96%
90%
Jan-July
—
—
97'%
90%
112% 113 Va
America—
debs
1981
Jan-July
Corp—
debs
subord
conv
of
Co
subord
conv
Manufacturing
92%
99% 100 Va
-Jan-July,
1987—^.1—Feb-Aug
debs
96%
92%
April-Oct
Line
1979
Feb-Aug
75
55
5s
77
*70
105% 105%
104% 104%
102 7/a 103 V*
1995
Air
mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Refining 2%s debentures 1966
Atlantic
*
Feb-Aug
\
V*
Charl
General
-May-Nop
1955
*-J-1' '
69
II
V'
—
104%
;
May-JVop
Ry 3%s 1963—May-Nop
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964
June-Dec
General" mortgage 4s ser A 1980
Mar-Sept
j
Mar-Sept
1950
June-Dec
1995
4s
&
General
1952,:——May-Nop
mortgage
mortgage-6s
*58
_
"""
mortgage
1977
Stamped 4s July 1
Atlanta
•
Consol
debs
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General
g
2006_—_Jan-July
Direct
of)
America
61%
April-Ocf
1980
Direct
(Federation
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1978
8
reduced
(f\
1998
1981
debentures
,
and
104%
98%
(interest
A
gold
1968
assented
jJ'
103
debentures
(City of)—
VI;:
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001_,.—Jan-July
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant, to Plan A > -1
Consol
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series
series
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New York Stock Exchange
conv
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1984
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1981—May-Nov
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3%s
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1976_May-Nov
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3%s
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1976_Jan-tfuly
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Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
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BONDS
Sale Price
York Stock Exchange
New
Friday
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or
Friday s :
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Year 1962
No.
Acceptance Cofp— '
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Jan-July
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95
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1975
1—Mar-Sept
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debentures 1983—
Spiegel
debentures 1964—June-Dec
Tell
debentures
Feb-Auy
:
105%
105%
1986
series E
27/8s
Northeastern
&
Southwestern
May-Now
Mar-Sept
1981
103
105
1st
90
85%
90
107%
92
96
Ry first consol gold 5s
mtge coll, tr 4'/2S 1988————-Feb-Any#
/Memphis div first gold • 5s 1996—Jan-JuZy
;
World
4'/2s
mtge 3%s ser
Southern
90
—April-Oct
debentures
80
79%
April-Oct
3'/as
3'/4s
104%
103%
100
79'/a
104%
Southern Pacific RR Co—
18
June-Dec
104%
4
91%
91%
104%
99%
102
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mortgage 5'As series H 1983
19
78'/a
'
101
100
mortgage
100% 100%
l*i'
56
25
102
First
102% 103
—
103% 104
102'A
102
100
First
*100
963A
95
94%
<
:—Afar-Sept
104%
100%
87%
105%
i—Way-Nov
—Afay-Nov
A '75_Ju?ie-Dec
107%
tiune-Dec
General
A
104
--June-Dec
conv
Lines)
100%
—June-Dec
47/8s
1977
;
1969—
103%
1993
80
87
Southern Pacific Co—^ ;
100
1994
;102
78
100
*86%
Southern
17
1995—
165
—
Southern
85%
16
GG
104
159
,
104% 104%
HH
3 Vis
Co—
Edison
California
/ 103 : 103%
104% 109
4 Vis series
85%
:
—
79%
104%
43/4s series
80%
/ 97
*94%
86%
105%
1992-
82
■99
88%
81
*87
Jan-July
82
1
90
—
*105
Co---
Telegraph
&
June-Dec
DD
series
4%s series
American
—June-Dec
1963—j-—April-Oct
—June- Dec
1990
4 Vis series
Pan
1_-tfan-July
1985
100
„
70
86%
*99
convertible debentures 1970——UiiJan-JitZy
Indiana
Ry ' 23/4s-4'/4s
1994-.—tTa??-July
Natural Gas' Co 4'/as conv 1973-June-Dec
3 %s
85%
82%
.
102%
105%
95%
'
80%
80
'
73
78%
132%
*80%
Feb-Aug
1987—-i.—-—-—-Jan-July
debentures
87%
*86%
June-Dec
1989
BB
2%s
„
—
87%
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
1986
Bell Telephone
.debentures 1979J—
Southern
84%
86%
82%
-
*85%
*85%
74%
60
—
*90%
128
129
78
87
81%
78%
j-'1"
130
71%
—Jan-July
1979
Marchant—5'/4s
78%
84%
.*87%
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
1986—June-Dec
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2y2s 1976
*85»/^^
y
—
Corp
2'/4s
South & North Alabama RR 5s
*83%
June-Dec
1984
Y
June-Dec
Oil
Oil
81%
June-Dec
...
Skelly
90%
^June-Dec
73%
68
65
'
75
72
70
71
57
76
:
*79% /:--* ;/■
76%
78'/a
86%
82%
V
78%
76%
105 3A lOii
Smith-Corona
76%
W
77%
88%
64 j
65
104% 105%
85%
.
*66%
777/a
105'A
81
87%
88
58%
—
69
105 3A
88
84
*88%
*63
:—June-Dec
1982————
debentures
5s
22
82%
111
103%
91
84
97%
Mar-Sept
1980——Jan-July
1966
& Sons 2'As
86%
*87 %
27
Afay-Nov
series B 1980
1977
Co 5'As debs
3s
89%
*81%
103% 103%
Co—
86
V
133
103 %
97%
RR
95%
109%
--Jan-July
Sears Roebuck & Co
4%s s f debs 1983_Feb-A?igf
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
ApriZ-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986————-ilFeb-Awgr
Shell Union Oil 2'/as debentures 1971——April-Oct
93
89%
100
91%
100%
—
(Jos E)
Sinclair
94'/a
100
43
—FebrAug
1977—Afay-Nov
.
127
98 %
*97%
132%
i'-,
*85'/a
1972—
subordinated debentures
4%s
94
105%
113% 113'/a
108
93'A
Line
88
85
..-
.
*92%
debentures
4%s
120%
95
:■;■/://
209
109% 110%
3s (debentures 1974—————tZtme-Dec
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
'
:
120%
105%
127
\.'
•
90%
87%
}■
•
125%
*94
102%
97%
89%
89%
*85
122
98%
53
40
6
11
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103%
99%
116%
*92'/a
86
83%
•48%
102%
47'/a
125
93%
105'/4
95 y4
102
102
94%
84
100%
*98%
I-
87
84%
90%
1
89
*80%
Finance
Seagram
83
87
86%
79
'
104% 104%
May -Nov
4s
cons
debentures
f
172
81 '/a
♦89
1st
conv
mortgage
s
159
■':?£
3'/as B 1971_
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No?;
3s
Air
Seaboard
108
*87'/a
.
96%
93%
105
'
1
101
,•'■'.-''■'88%
*92%
Depot
New
Paper
Seaboard
86%
83%
*85%
——_june-Dec
1984
3 Vis series
Union
V &
'83-f4
:
92
1968—June-Dec
RR
debentures 1971—'—Afar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
79%
75%
June-Dec
Q /i980__—
R
Paul
37/8s
June-Dec
-
3 Vbs series
&
Scioto
86'/a
78%
5
Paul
Scott
;
93%
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
inc bond
Duluth
St
91%
4s
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
St
23
86%
85%
80 %
/
Francisco
mortgage
Second 4s
77
78%
•v'V;/
89%
: St
171
111
74%
~
89
85%
87
*4:
*80%
89%
102%
99%
94
1977
Oil
;Q:;
103Ya 103%
93%
1981—■—j.——,—
Western
,,
98
P
Pacific
84%
78%
88%
N
:
102
'Vv'/
Range for
Year 1962
Low / High
2
f
93%
1--—April-Oct
1996
Ry Co—
series A 1997
6s
/
95%
*84'A
93%
1996_Jan-July
gold 5s
1st
—Jan-July
V •Second mtge inc 4y2s ser A Jan 2002——May
1st
mtge 4$ series B 1980
—Mar-Sept
#5s income debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov 1
1st
>
——
gold
Louis-San
St
104
Adirond'k
&
Lawrence
Second
97%
106
96
series
debentures
91%
103
12
3s
4%s
9
94%
23/4s series
Tel &
'M
97 Vz
w';.
St
99
*166
1971——iM&v-Sept
Saguenay Power 3s series A
83
100%
96%
■
No.
108
108
108
5s
debentures 1977-.-June-Dec
conv
85
,
78
5
SsvS^97Vi
June-Dec
Pacific
82
>
100
June-Dec
1979——
series II
:/■v??:-
103
June-Dec
<M'4S
Royal McBee 6V4s
94
L1974—^.^—-.—^1.-,.^
5s
82%
tt
83 Vz
♦104V2
.
June-Dec
M
3 'As series
82%
June-Dec
i
series
series
86%
./
Sold-
High
95%
95%
3'/4s 1968_Jan-July
mortgage
refunding mortgage
3%s debs_«-,——L"-——1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
1983-_ApriZ-Oct
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp
4%s serial D 1977—J
r^Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'/4s series J 1969—Afar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5'/4s
conv
debs
1977_j.„ t/an-July
Issues
series
5s
81%
and
Bonds
Friday's
99%
99 J J
/Rheem Manufacturing
Co—
1971—
AA
5
—$$$?. at,
100
*-•m
April-Oct
3s
4 Vis series
::
-
94%
86
86 Vz
*81 Vz
1988—June-Dec
3s
3s
60
95
92%
>;
^87 ^
^85v?iS 86 Vz m
1982—May-Nou
Afar-Sept
conv
1970
series
v;
90
6
.
First & refunding mortgage
3Vis series I 1966——.
3s
88%
56
10
J-
—
1983
Electric
&
103%
81
v/''•/<>
-
4%s conv 1978
Oxford Paper Co
Pacific
debs
subord
conv
106
64
v;
86 y2
•
Feb-Aug
———-June-Dec
Afay-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
tfune-Dec
Jan-July
2%s 1975
3s
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 3'As 1985
mortgage 37/bs 1988———
mortgage 4Vis 1987
1st
105%
16
61
*83
ApriZ-Oct
Afar-Nov
v
mortgage
1st
Olin
&
mortgage
1st
-
2%s
3s
2%s 1980———
Electric Co—
mortgage
102%
■10
87%
87%
86%
Mar-Sept
1974
1975——
mortgage
mortgage
First
Oklahoma
104
102%
104% 104%
*104% 105%
-
first
104%
101
104'/a
,
Edison
102 %
100%
12
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
May-JVou
reiunding
and
Gas
&
1963
2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—<June-Dec
# First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'/4s 1983_April-Oct
3'/aS debentures 1975
———April-OcZ
4%s debentures 1977
Afar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
_Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3'/aS series D 1995-Afay-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985——Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973_;—April-Oct
103%
101%
1986
First mortgage
4s 1988——
1st mortgage 5s 1990
;—
First mortgage
4%s 1991—,,
1st mtge 4%s 1992
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979_
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987—
June-Dec
Northrup Corn 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
3'As
debentures
1996
;
Feb-Aug
Ohio
98 %
99 Va
First
First
Co—
Power
States
Northern
87%
18
103% 103%
Aprli-Oct
.—
'
96%
100% 101%
*102 % 104%
—
Coll
94
93%
debentures
3s
;
Electric
Service
Public
83%
-
Last
High
89%
93
100%
Low
"I
•
'•
Sale Price
Low
80
87
Refunding & Improve 4Vis ser A 2047—Jan-July
A
Period
New York Stock Exchange
88
87
103%
series
4 Vis
ref
;
no.
*80%
Afar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May -Nov
3%s
s
f
debentures
1973-.
May-Nov
3V4S
s
f
debentures
1974
May-Nov
4 Vis
s
f
debentrues
1976_
;
-May -Nov
4"/eS
s
f
debentures
1977
:
May-New
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
May-Nov
4%s
s
f
debentures
1980_——
.—May-Nov
5 Vis
s
f
debentures
1979_i„May-No?)
47/«s
s
f
debentures
1981
May-Nou
4%s
s
f
debentures
1981—_
May-No?;
Nortnern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997——Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
.—:
Quar-Feb
and
1st
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1974—Mar-Sept
ref
general &
Central
Northern
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New York. Stock Exchange
79"
93
97%
3%s
Air
conv
Lines
Inc
subord
Biscuit
Co
debentures
debs
of
June-Dec
1985_
America
1977
2%s
:
1966_. April-Oct
121 % 122'/a
*94%
34
91%
Continued
on
94%
89%
—
Afar-Sept
92%
page
33
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iuAmerican Stock
■
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Jan, 14,-ft stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year,
and: ending Friday/ Jan. 18.
It is compiled by the report of the American
Range for Week Ending Jan. 18.
In the
'•'
Friday
:
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
ft ft
y4
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg
1
Precision Products
Inc
4
1
High
ft
,
%
2%
300
1%
14,500
Low
1%
IB
3
Dec
Aerosol Techniques Inc
3%
1
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
600
9,900
3
-
Shares
•low
10%
48%
4%
1,700
10%
900
—
Brillo
British
American
Jan
British
9
Jun
15 Va
Nov
17
-
Amer
May
2
1
1%
9,200
2
18%
•
2
ft'
20
18%
3 Va
3
3%
8%
3%
8%
22 %
28
27%
5% Mar
British
13% May
24 y2 Mar
British
Petroleum
86
91%
10s
810
10s
Columbia Power
2'A
20
■*
1,500 ft
6%
Jan
24
19% sOct
28%
3,bU0
25%
813
.
fftft
39%
'•
Feb
36
May;
ft ft7%: May
100
22,700 "*
20
Sep
Apr
ft 14% May
Jan
Oct
9
:'
8% Feb
7% July
18%
Feb
4%
Oct
03
——
*
Jan
2%
-ft;2i
14,700
2.
Jan
6
iya Dec,
1% Jun
,
Jan
19 V2
l.VOJ
2o */8
•
15%
liy2 May
100
1
Co
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
Amer
Jan
Oil
3% Jan
—
.
1,700
American Tobacco—
8
Oct
High
'4Ve Jun' *
6,800
—X
Manufacturing Co
4%- Jan
87% Mar
Low
7 Va
14%
0
f
20c
Assn.—
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord
Breeze Corp
Feb
13
--
Works Inc
Branaywme Raceway
Feb
2%
——
—
13%
.17%
.
1%
Oct
2
9,800
3%
10%
Oct
6%
13%
1%
-
Brad Foote Gear
15% Jan
3% May
Dec
6%
14%
Inc
Range for Year 1963
High
'
1
Bourjois
41% May
2,100'
3%
45 Vs
—
97/a
6
1
600
6%
*
Stores
Shoe
Surpass
for Week
Par
2% Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Borne .Chemical Co Inc^—2.——Ii50
Jan
Oct
Week's
Last
Sale Price
,
ft High
ft.ft
3% Oct
1% Sep
3,900
11%
6%
47%
1
10c
3
11
6%
Inc——_—.—1
:
—1
Dynamics
4'A
2%
—
10c
Aerojet-General Corp—
Aeronca Manufacturing
Co
3%
——
—10
Admiral Plastics Corp
Agnew
1%
25c
Acme Wire Co
Aero-Flow
Range for Year 1962
Bowling Corp of America-——^——10o
Class A common
Acme
Shares
American Stock Exchange
1%
—
;——10c
Corp.
2
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
;
A-AA\
for Week
& Construction Corp
Missiles
Acme
•
■
"ft Sales
Range i
Sale Price
Corp class A
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Week's
Last
,
19%
14% July
Dec
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class A
i
Alabama
5 %
•
—
Steel
preferred
Co
10
common
Alaska Airlines Inc_.
i
1
•
■;> .*| ;■
_
17
100
92
50
—
3%
13%
11%
~3%
3%
900
4%
5%
All-State
1
2%
2%
3
lO.OwO
.8%
5Vz
8%
5%
9%
1
14,800
3,400
7%
8
Tire & Rubber
.
.
£1%
class A
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
convertible preferred
5 V2 %
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
8 V4
Ambassador
American
Oil
Book-Stratford
American
Business
American
Electronics
' 9
■
:
6%
B
14"/2
Mar
Feb
Jan
Buell
Bunker Hill
9%
2,600
5% May
17%
Jan
5%
200
5%
Nov
11%
Feb
Burnell
2%
9,700
1%
Oct
6%
Feb
Burroughs
.1,300
78%
Jan
86%
Nov
Butler's
86
5%
52
•■•...•
300
4%
Oct
925
•
43%
Jan
Burma
Jun
BVD
&
ft 4% Dec
6%
is/8
1%
1,400
1
Feb
4
2%
500
2
May
3%
Jan
2%
3%
12,400
2%
Dec
4%
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
397/3
39%
33'A
Jun
45 %
Feb
California
5'/a
6V4
3%
Oct
Dec
2%
__
51/2
43A
4y2
13 %
13%
u
44,000
*4%,. ft1,600
14%
4%
4J/>
200
.
5
4,300
-
•'y:
..fvA.I-:"""'
Cabol Enterprises Ltd
5%
Dec:
18 %' Mar
3,800
4
Oct
$3.00
300
Oct
12
__
17%
19%
.
Feb
12
15%
—
16%
__'
j»/8
3
io7/0
400
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4Va% pfd—100
ai/2
50c
11%
2.50
warrants
Americna
rets
deposit
regis
Laundries
28%
}g
2 "q
%
11
Labs
4%
Fire
jv,t
1
%
4%
10c
7%
7%
Atlantic
1
Corp
Devices
Audio
Non-voting
59 %
12%
73/4
Ltd
Co
Dredge
Export
Canadian
%
i7(S
12%
12%
13%
7,600
414
Oct
.13%
%
v
2%
77/a
Oct
28%
Jun
14
July
Jan
Carnation
Jan
Mar
Jan
9
Sep
57%
Dec
1
13
5,200
14
1,700
33% Mar
9%
1,600
4
4%
4%
.4%
100
4%
4
4'A
2,000
3%
300
Jan
23%
Jan
15% May
12% Jan
7
Feb
Oct
3%
Feb
1% Jan
18% Jan
May
8% May
*5%
Jun
4%
Industrial
Avis
Collieries
Ayrshire
5
Corp
Corp
3
;
-
Sep
6%
Feb
3%
—
12
12%
Oct
13%
Jan
10%
45
43%
45
Oct
26 Va Mar
32
,
1,000
Oct
57% Jan
B
■
Corp of America
ft
Inc
-Industries
Baker
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
„
10%
10% May
1,600
5%
7
Dec
7,900
preferred
*
10%
Baldwin Securities Corp
lc
3%
50c
5%
Central
3%
Jun
Nov
Jan
9
.
Ltd
Oil
—
Maine
Power
Power
&
Construction
3.50%
Light
Bargain Town USA Inc.
Barnes Engineering Co
10c
6
10%
61,800
4%
14
3,100
3%
Dec
9%
Jan
A
2.1UO
%
Dec
12%
2,300
5%
Oct
16%
Jan
Coastal Caribbean
35%
Feb
Cohu
12
12%
:
10%
2,800
Bearings
Beck
Inc
(A S)
—
Jan
13% May
Electronic
Telephone of Canada
Corp
Watch
Co
Photo
Inc
Bethlehem
4,100
1%
6,600
% Oct
900
15 %
8 "A
V8%
2,100
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3
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Jun
55%
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1,100
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11%
10%
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Feb
Feb
May
14%
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3%
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20%
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1
28'A
28%
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30%
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4
3%
4
1,900
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5%
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3
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1
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5
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5% May
1,900
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20% Mar
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150
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10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
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Oct
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4%
5,100
7,500
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Corp—?----—10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
10c
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1
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Continental -Commercial.- Corp^
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soc
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc
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15
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22 V4
74
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15%
9%
■
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Dec
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Jan
221
3B/p May
Electronics
Oils
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1% Jan
Jun
•9%
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Feb
6%
Oct
3%
18%
:11%
74
*
2%
f
Oct
43%
Oct
9
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3%
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Colonial Sand & Stone Co
1
6%
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800
10
14i/b
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3%
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Feb
Apr
5%
Jan
1
1%
May
14%
93%
.
pref—100
Clary Corporation
—1
Clausner Hosiery Co-—.—-—10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
——1
Club Aluminum Products Co-———*
4%
1
Wright Corp
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp—
Bayvjew Oil Corp
7 IB
10%
.
1,400
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12
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5,600
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21
1
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31
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2,300
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8%
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23%
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6
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BarChrls
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2% May
27,400
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108%
Central Securities Corp common
3,400
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Oct
6%
4%
100
1
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10
Century Geophysical Corp
——1
Chambei'lin Co of' America—--2^.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd^.————
-1
Cherry-Burrell Corp -———--^5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
—2
Central
4--
10%
Jan
5% May
Feb
Jun
—
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————1
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50c
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1■, ■
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7 V4
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,
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25%
275
4%
6%
1
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5%
5
22
—
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1,200
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.
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7,500
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13%
Dec
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4
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Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord-2s 6d
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—
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..—10
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1
—1
Nov
59y2 May
40
Oct
4%
1%
1
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——
Christiana Oil Corp—
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
27/a
:
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6
6c
1
Canaveral International Corp_
50c
Capital Cities Broadcasting———1
Capital City Products Co-^-^——---.1
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Jan
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...
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4%
1
10c
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Sep
53..
•
8% Aug
1,200
4A
9
10%
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4% Nov
5
1
preferred
%
-
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8%
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Canadian Williston Minerals
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v
27%
26% Mar
Feb
lt3o Mar
5'A May
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6%
9%
1
5%
Oct
11% NOV
4,800
56
1
8%
•
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Oct
13,000
64»/2 May
Mar;
7%
1
6%
Canadian Marconi
42
25,300
^4% Jan
•
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4
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.
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-
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—16%c
Canadian
Feb
3%
5
__
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Oct
6%
6%
313
5JA
s
20
preferred
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd..
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:
12%
1
Chromalloy Corp ,-i.———-10C
Avien
Oct
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7.400
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49%
11
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8
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13%
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1
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non-cum
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2
11 %
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1,600
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Automatic
77/3
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Radio
Records
A
Canadian
39%
43%
__
5
Jun
3% May
2,200
900
8%
1
.
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Plastics
Automatic
52%
__
50
Dec
600,
2%
10%
4
11
10 pesos
Sewing Centers Inc_—.—
Aurora
52%
56%
50
Central
Corp
Mining &
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Atlas
7%
8%
58%
2%
—1
•
Development
64JA
Feb
Dec
ft
1
63%
Canadian
1%
007
15,200
8
7
1
—*
*
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
3% May
100
1 %
4%
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Research
Jan
64'A
—
Mar
Jun
3JA
,
3
4 %
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i: 8%
Jan
2%
; 4%
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Chemical Industrial Products—10c
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11,300
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43
l%.Nov
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4%
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17
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17%
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100
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27
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Mar
6%
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100
28%
%
1
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Atico
27
—£1
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of
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11/8
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;
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Astrex
32%
120
40c
Inc
7%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
CampbelT Machines Inc
—1
Apr
34
Oct
7
12,800
100 % 101
—1
—i
12
30 %
31
4
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated
1
4,390
9%
99%
11%
Class
Industries—
Electric
Associated
8%
98
pfd_100
Ltd
2,500
24%
Bread
Jun
Services
9%
Cement Co Ltd common
Oct
Babv
8%
20%
Canada
2%
Associated
900
%
Canada
22%
Arrow Electronics Inc
1,000
2'A
19%
4% Mar
6U0
Asamera Oil Corp
18,300
4%
23'A
12% July
1.000
preferred
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2%
20
10
May
3 %
35c convertible
Va
4%
23%
Oct,
2% May
12,800
11
20%
Co com——
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9
5%
3%
10%
,
/May
3
Aluminum
15,400
50
Power
preferred
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Feb
12
Electric
; f: $2.50 preferred
f.
6% preferred
4% Nov
10
2,600
4%.
,
6% Mar
9% Oct1
25
Co
4,200
10%
Jan
2%
__
3y4
&
6'A
9%
Jan
i3/4
25'A
Armour
6
9% Jan
4% Dec
7% Jun
Jan
7%
1
Arnold Altex
Oct
12% May
Nov
16%
Oct
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———1
5
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10%
400
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1
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Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Arkansas Power &
2,100
10%
Jan
2%
American
Inc
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
13%
10'A
8% Mar
65%
4
5
Argus
13%
Nov
1
5,000
2
Co
Oct
Corp.
2,500
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Chemical
3%
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&
10,100
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7 'A
May
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1
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3%
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5 Va
7
■
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9%
1
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400
1
5%
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Post
4%
2.50
33/3
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Anchor
3%
9
Company
6
American
of Del
preferred
7,400
10
51/4
12.50
Corp
2,600
10%
-
8%
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class A
VT%
Ltd—
Shoe
Co
preferred
(The)
Mines
American
7% Aug
4% May
12,500
5%
5
473A
9%
17% May
2,400
7%
*
serial preferred
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Inc
17% Mar
Jun
Plan-
6%
Oct
21%
9%
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convertible
Jun
Dec
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8
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class
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v
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May
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600
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Jan
4
30,500
3
1
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F
8
5'A
5%
50c
Inc.
S
6A
6,7.v
10
Co
Company
Buciget Finance
9% Mar
6%
Mills
L.i
31/2
American
5%
1,500
Feb
Mills Ltd—
American MARC Inc
Seal-Kap
Jun
3% May
7% Aug
2 % May
8% July
Bruck
Jan
9
Oct
3%
ft
8%
(E.
53/3
—£1
Thread
23
common
preferred
25c
American shares
American
30c
Class B
Bruce
Dec
*
Inc
Aluminum
American
600
cl A com
1
Systems Inc
American Israeli Paper
24%
5
85
__
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23
9J/a
5l/2
1
20
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30c
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500
l7/a
1
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—
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Beverage Corp———;
11%
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13
lo
2Va
American Book Co
American-Internatl
"8%
—
13 Ms
$3.75 pfd_100
Co of America
Aluminum
11 Va
rets
Company
5%
__
1
Inc
1
56
Oct
2%
700
3%
—1
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Rainwear Corp
2%
Brown
6Va Mar
3% May
3,900
5%
3Va
—
3
10c
Almar
Alsco
—
48%
10
50c
Inc
Co
Corp
£1
25c
Jan
4%
5%
AlUaiice
Oct
reg
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.
40
61
Ltd—
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82
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.
59
dep
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Oct
-
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
All American Engineering Co
10c
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc—»
Oct
Nov
3
1,500
1.
Amer
30%
Jan
60
13%
100
-
V/...
17
91%
——
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
Wood
Alan
6
Jan
5%
Jan
11% Feb
1% Aug
4%
6% Feb
16
Oct
11%
Dec
25%
Jun
Feb
2% Jan
Dec
4%
Jan
10% Mar
i9b
17
Jan
24Va
3%
7
Feb
7% Mar
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Jan
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AMERICAN STOCK
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended January 18)
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Sales
S TOCK S
Last
Range
for Week
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Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
'
,
Sale Prloe
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Low
Reynolds common—
$1 preferred class A—
Cott Beverage Corp
cingu
——
—
Cott Bottling Co of New England
VUbb
iJV. v
Ltd—
Courtaulds
£1
-1
<8%
B
Garan
7'A
Nov
16%
Jan
Gatineau
16%
Jun;
22%
Feb
Feb
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
1,100
8/V "5%
4%
J
Corp
6 Va
2,500
377a
4»A :;'4%
25fl
3%
27a
3%
1,600
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6%
674
7%
3%
47B
•"
6,800
13'A
—25®
27a
27a
674
674
800
tiVa
107a
127a
23,300
13'A
13
1,700
'
General
8% Jan
General
7%
Jan
General
Jan
Corporation
Plywood
Stores
:
13
14
13%
21
Feb
May
vg-:
Feb
Giant Foods Inc
9
14,000
127a
127a
13%
Jun
8
——1
7%
Mar
16
May
15% Mar
9 % May
1,200
Feb
8
Georgia Power
(A
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1
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
;^4%'f:
60e
2.50
—20
&
7a
4,800
3,100
17a
174
350
57a
4,900
5ft
1,800
5
10
28
~1%
1
57a
47a
lio
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
5A
5A
1
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Mines Inc
Day
Industries Inc cl B
Defiance
31
31
107a
107a
117a
674
6%
1,100
20 74
21
1
V 77a
"77a
8
1
107a
97a
Mfg
5
debenture
Gasket
Detroit
Manufacturing
&
13%
Feb
Jan
Apr
107a
57a
5,500
77a
23,900
37a
9% Aug
7,900
237a
12%
Jun
257a
Nov
3%
1
NOV
26
% May
Oct
Sep
ny8
d-C
18
17,700
5,600
37a
400
27a
Dec
3%
Jan
II
117a
74
11
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247a
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67a July
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1
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100
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5
31
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2,200
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May
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1,200
100
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27a
7%
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class A
stock
Desilu Productions Inc
m 9
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900
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24 Va
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Giannini Controls Corp
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1
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3,400
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1
2.50
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Genung's Incorporated
5% Jan
31
1
General Gas Corp
17%
2% Nov
1,400
2%
"4 7a
.Li—
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
Foam Corp
May
2%
10
3074
■
1
1
Corp
American
Dec
5% May
1,100
3 Va
5% Jan
-
Higb
Jun
1,000
General Electric Co Ltd—
Feb
10% Feb
30'/«
"wts"
Development Corp
Dec
8
88
117a
*
General
2%
Low
'
General
43
Range for Year 1962
High
1074
11%
100
1
11% Mar
Dec
2% Jun
:
common
Alloys Co
General
1
common
Co
Power
5%
711 Nov
May
1
•
Inc
Battery & Ceramic
Builders Corp
3% Dec
1.500
Industries Corp—25c
Petroleum (Md)——6
Co
Jan
11% Feb
% May
30
34,100
.4%
Corp
97a
r
May
——1
Corp
Jan
21
Oct
5
75,700
3
27a
Crystal Oil & Land Co
15®
Cubic Corporation
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
*
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class
^
36%
Milner & Co
Drug
•
■;
27*
Central
Crown
Jan
4% Jan
Aluminum
Crown
17
1.10O
67a
67a
,
36s/a
United
Crown
Dec
General
6%
1
Corp
Cresmont Consolidated
Crowley
:
1,100
20%
Industries Inc (Del)—50#
Creole Petroleum
Crose
Feb
4
Instruments
Crane Carrier
18
1,600
"5'A
'M$;:/Xow
G
July
15
100
157a
^75% r6
4
receipts (ord reg)
American dep
Cox
20
20%
~57a
_
Par'
Hlgto'^i
20
"73A
~8Va
*
&
Low
15
J
Coro
1962
Range for Year
Shares
Higb
157a
d A voting—*
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
Corroon
for Week
Last
STOCK 8
American Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
2374
Va
*
;
25,600
1
A July
.
Dec
Sep
.Aug
267»> Mar
.
A Mar
Number 6231
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(263)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE /(Range for Week Ended January
Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
^
y;/
Sales
Last yy
Range
for Week
Sale Price /of. Prices ' // Shares
■
Par
Low.
High
•
Morse
Corp
y
4
4%
3%»
3%
31/4
Movielab lnc
4%
Movie
Tel & Tel
States
lnc
class
Katz
Bldg Co
Broad
13
10%
6,100
15%
14%
4,700
8%
23%
10%
22%
7%
131/4
12%
2%
Coi.*»^«U.*^J25o
Kay Jewelry Stores lnc
—1
Kidde (Walter) & Co
2.50
Kilembe Copper Cobalt Ltd
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
10c
Kingsford Company—
--—..-..—.,1,25
Kawecki1 Chemical
2%
1,800
r,
1%
1%
19,300.
1%
—
1%
2,600
Oct
May
Jun
35
Mar
14
Jan
7%
3%
5%
Oct
4
Jun
23
Jun
3%
—1
—1
15%
15%
16
v: 2,400
19 %
191/a
21
f
17%
17%
%
Kinney Service Corp
Kirby Petroleum Co
Corp.——i-.——1\
Kirkeby-Natus
V 3%
———-1
Products—
Kirkland Minerals Corp
3%
1,100
5,600
13%
A
21,200
10c
31/4
Dept Stores Inc_
Rubber Co
——1
—2.50
141/4
14%
12%
12%
—-«25o
4%
5%
Knott .Hotels Corp——z-———-5
Kostln \Corp^^d^^u^^i^7^50-;
16%
16%
14%
Kratter
.-1
—33y3C
14%
1%
10c
4%
5'/8
Industries lnc
Kleer-Vu
(S)
Kllon
(I B)
£) Inc-
<H
(The) Corp class A
(The)
Kropp
——
Co—
Forge
Kulka Smith Electronics
Corp
•
•
Namm-Loeser's' Inc—i—
Nov
Napco Industries lnc
Nat Nast lnc class A
Sep
Dec
Corp
3%
18%
41%
2%
Jan
%
Dec
12%
Oct
200
7%
v
National Electric
Sep
National
Jan
4%
Oct
Oct
24%
14%
100
II
17%
164,000
1%
1,500
15%
28%
2,900
3%
Feb
9%
Rolling
Telefilm
Transit
Feb
Stores
10%
"2%
11
1,200
11%
1,600
7%
2%
1%
2%
12%
12
12%
15%
300
3%
16%
1,800
2%
3
17
251/4
25 %
1,300
26
•3%
Lee Filter
Lee
Lefcourt
Leslie
Realty
Corp.—
lnc
Fay
Levine's
z
class
-1
—25c
2%
:-l
class A
Motor Products
10%
A———
lnc
~7%
.—-1
7%
Lockwood Kessler
Electronics
Sherry
Land
9%
14%
1,900
10
6%
54
54% ;
56%
1
9%
1,900
15%
16,800
2%
2%
1,300
19%
18%
191/4
6,000
74%
73%
75%
29
2%
9,500
5%
3,300
29%
51%
27%
271/4
8%
8'/a
Lynch- Corp*-—-————*...2...
:
29
14
13
7,500
% Dec
2%
Jan
3%
3%
'500
3%- Jan
5
Nov
30c
2%
2%
2%
8,000
2
3%
Feb
9
-r-—*—*
—
r
9
50c
8
9%
41,900
8% '4 9%
7y«
■
z
MacFadden-Bartell
3%
50o
Corp
warrants-.
—•
Co
Land—1
1
York
New
Nickel
Rim
Noma,. Corp-
Rosario
32%
34
40
41%
Mangel Stores—
8%
14%
11%
1
&
I
41%
—
/
16
Dec
Norfolk
Jan
&
2%
1.25
Southern Railway
6
North
Penn
RR
Co
Jan
Novo
Jan
Industrial
58%
50
pfd
100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Mead
5%
10,200
Oak
Mfg
11%
6
1
•
(Del)
lOo
:„.-;f
Merchants
1%
1%
13,800
10c
Corp
warrants
3%
6,100
Apr
Feb;
9% Mar
':
1%
34,800'
5%
5%
22 >/4
400
13%
14%
7,700
4%
%
2,100
21%
^3/f
14%
800
'
20%
,7
6%"
4%
Ltd-——
18%
4,500
4.800
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
31
11%
12%
24,700
-4%
4%
200
11%
:4%:
:
4%
50c
1%
1%
60
-1
■fk
4,200
900
9,200
2
1,400
12%
Securities
5%
Jun
24%
32%
Jan
Oct
11%" Jan
Oct
40%
Jan
May
10%
Clay
Coast Co
Jan
18%
6ft
4%
:
Feb
4A
14%
Apr
17% May
42%
Jan
Jun
38
Feb
Jun
29% May
13% Apr
8% May
4%
Dec
15,400
1%
.16
6%
Oct
8,400
2
3Ve
0"t
6%
39,400
6%
41,600
1st
4%
20%
Oct
10%
1,500
5ya
800
93% Aug
7% May
3% May
52%
800
45%
6%
400
6%
12
3%
33%
4%
36
Jan
$4.75
42
May
3ys May
5%
Jan
Pacific
20%
20%
200
16% July
21%
Jan
100
I7. July
Bell
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
2,300
!. 9
11%
121/2
2,300
8%
8%
8%
500
1
141/4
14%
~8%
—50c
2.50
:
13%
19%
7%
;16%
-8%
16%
41/8
4%
31%
8
Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
8%
24%
2
4%
4%
1
%
1
24%
9%
1%
1
600
$4.75
z
1
Feb
L
ft
1%
12
7%
12% Mar
3%
Oct
8
May
11
May
18%
Jun
15
14
75
30%
2,600
600
75
200
.
r
1,800
4,000
13,100
8,000
8%
13
Feb
Jun
15%
Apr
11%
20%
Jan
36 V* Mar
4% May
100
Apr
26% Mar
Nov
>
Jan
Mar
21% Mar
15%
Oct
Oct
6;
Jan
Jan
38%
:
Nov
1,200
10
15 V2 Mar
2% May
9% Aug
3%
6,800
25%
Jun
-
103%
Jun
$4.36
Northwest
25
:
Jan
95
102
Penn
page
97%
33.
97%
28
27
27%
27
Feb
7%
1.400.
:,
18
1,600
700
1,200.
27 %
27% July
25% Jan
25 y4
600
Jun
:
.
29%
Feb
.28y» May
.;fc.27% Apr
Jan
27
27
27 %
Oct
26%
27 Va
500
24%
Jan
27
Dec
25%
25%
25%
1,500
22%
Jan
25
24%
25
25% Nov
24% Apr
'
.
25% Jan
700
4%
22 y4 July
5,800
4%
96%
96%
'i."s ;30
102% 103
'
•
163
163
95%
11%
1
104%
Dec
.97 Deo
103% May
158
*
Dec
96%
Jan
Dec
5% Mar
2% Oct
35
?
5% Oct
Jan
17%
20% May
9
May
18,500
4,100
6%
104
88%
10% Feb
100%
"
Jun
130
v
5,500
11%
6
•
10
900
;
Jan
Jan
-97% Jan
210
96/
3y« V3%
26 VB
25 %
1
10
■V/,-
2% May
91%
90
150
99% 100
11
z-.—-z—-.zz-
Jun
31
Jan
Apr
May
21
May
8% Sep
33% Oct
6% Oct
,
6,500
V..
43
21
;.
27%
*
•
•
*
•
Telep
Pentron
Jan
Pep
1
Jan
Oct
f
Apr
25 V4 July
/ 40
Oct
1% May
3%
88
40
97%
Jan*
Jan
30
91
Jan
94% May
July
125
Feb
10J/4 Feb
57%
59
c
3%
21%
21%
38
38
May
15% Oct /
22 y« Jun
2,800
2,900
,9o
387/a
6,500
3&
.3%
%
u
6%
6%
7
8
8
8%
4
iy4 May
5
Aug
Nov
2%
Dec
1,000
20%
21
20%
20%
9
JUn
3il«
17
17
May
2,900
3/«
2.50
1
7ya
Electronics Corp
1
?epperell Manufacturing Co (MaSs)-20
Boys
(The)
—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island lnc
Perfect
Circle
Photo
Permian Corp
lnc
——-—
Minerals
Peruvian Oils
97%
Nov
Phtllips-Eckhardt
&
Electronics—^.
4,000
V
7'/a
2%
2%
2ys
12%
/ 12%
79
r
75
so
•
200
23 y« Apr
12% Ma*
7% May
2,000
•
r
y
2 A
Jan
4
-
7%
Dec
10
2
Oct'.
(' 17,300
13
1,100
>
10%
Oct
68
5%
Jom
Jart
Jan
' 24% Jan
Nov
\
88% Mar
■
—25c
-2.50
-/ 9%
*
Corp
Jun
IVn
•
Apr
11% Apr
24% Feb
Aug
1,300
;
8%
Jun
5%
300
20%
9%
3
5%
400
Z
1% Mar
tV Dec '
3,000
Mar
'Mar
24 y4 Jan
53
Jan
'
''
20%
; 9%
%
3,100
%
3%
%
,
10
66
Dec
36
4,300
21%
106% May
Jan
100
100
4y»
58%
Ltd—1
—
103%
>
4%
Super
Traffic Co
Feb
20
v
30
27%
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredge
Perfect
95
102
■
13%
,
.
Apr
Jan
6%
9
29%
Light 5ft pfd
100
Markets
1
Paddlngton Corp class A—
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes*
Pall Corp class A—
—1
Pancoastal petroleum (O A) vtc
2 Bol
Pantasote Company
1
Pantepec Oil (O A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company—
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Class B
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp -—z
1
Packer's
6%
.
30
25
Pacific Power &
Jun
19
300
.
35
Airlines
Northern
Pacific
3% May
V
% Dec
3%
6
6% Jan
1,300
4%
,
NOV
f
4%
:
100
100
see
16,400
;
24%
,_100
—
400
■i.v;.-'
102% 103
—
Monogram Precision
3,000
;
13%
13%
1
——
>
31%
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd:
Molybedenum Corp of America—
7,700
15%
50
"ctfs".
RR
7,300
.
14%
14%
50c
lnc
footnotes,
3
19%
__5
preferred
preferred series B
preferred series C
12%
2%
Canada
4
Dec
33% Feb
Jun
8% Jun
17% Oct
•
$4.40
81—
21
7%
33%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
dividend preferredconv
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
25,800
400
Apr
7%
15% May
22% Sep
y.
145
~7%
industries lnc——1—^.-2
4
Oct
1,800
34%
Pacific
•11,900
5
64%
?
3% May
19%
800
11%
21
1
Pacific
Jan
Jan
12%
38%
21
.'i >i
1st pfd—25
lnc
6%
redeemable 1st preferred—.25
4.36 ft
5%
4%
"I 5% Feb
Oct
.'. V
11%
28
11%
25
11%
5
2,100
10,900
i
Nov
17% Mar
Nov
10
Jan
29
99
4% May
100
21
28%
21
—25
5ft redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80 ft redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
22
ft
11%- Feb
310
35%
1st preferred
5 ft redeemable
4%
68,500
19% Feb
26% Feb
Oct
3,000
~4%
1
preferred
10%
11%
convertible preferred
Corp
For
4% Mar
12% May
26%
12
25
25
1st preferred
20
12%
—
;
common
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
4.50%
io% Apr
:
Oct
21%
>
52
5%
52
-8
common
preferred
2nd pfd A
Properties
Coast
5%ft
5ft
a—
16%
cum conv
Pacific
■
a_-
Products
conv
Pacific Gas & Electric
"
6
cum
10%
•
Minnesota Power & Light'5% pfd—100
Mirro Aluminum Company—
_l0c
4.40%
94y* Nov
£/v/ % Mar
May
10%
4%
10%
Electric/ Corp--twi--iZiZ-r-.4^1
Manufacturing class A com—1
Pacific
V 5ft
Apr
Oct
3%
20%
11%
Electronics
4.80%
Jan
Jan
62
Jun
100%
99
1
>5%
:50c
lnc__
:
Warrants
2% Jan
4%
May,
5% Oct
6%
25%
Pacific
10% May
3,400
1
Milt Factors Corn
Airlines
.
Feb
5% May
1% Mar
Jan
7,200
,
1
1
.10
Midwestern Financial Corp
Mohawk
,
y
2%
26%
2l>"/4
10c
Abrasive—
of
May
Jun
88y4 Jan
2Vb
100%
Co
1
1
1
—
Investment Co_
Corp
55
890
7,800
6%
%
2% V :
1
Brass
Power
_1
Co—_—
lnc——
1
7%
6%
281/s
4%
Co.
Microwave Associates
4Yzfo
2%
Feb
10 %
6,800
30%
—;—*
3
lnc
Micromatle Hone Corp
Mining
1
i,5oo
V"1'--.
30%
2
Oct
3%
a 7
1
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6ft
preferred
Milo
Apr
Feb
4% Feb
25% Mar
.2% Oct
1%
28%
Corp-
Co
Jan
Dec
93%
13%
1
Refrigerating CO
Wohl
Jan
A
4
58%
20%
Ohio
Sep
29%
% Dec
3
6%
Miami Extruders lnc
Miller
Sep
9% Feb
4% Jun
56,300
13%
r
50o
Warrants
Midwest
47
7%
3 /
1ft
4%% preferred
100
Old Town Corp commoa.-.M..«.M..l
40c preferred
7
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
—1
Jan
6%
Ocl
4
Meirill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-West
39% Mar
1% May
2% 1 :
20%
6 &
20c
Corp—
Ogden Corp
Apr
32
Jun
14
1%
Corp
&
42 y4
Oct
200
A
Manufacturing Co—1
Occidental Petroleum
23
1% Oct
1,800
2.50
—
Industries
Menasco
Oct
4% May
1% Dec
1%
Mar
80 V*
Jun
1%
warrants—:
Johnson
Melnor
Jan
Feb
2% Oct
2,800
-
9
57%
92%
a
93%
s
1
Corp.
Nuclear Corp of Amer
"
2,400
20
Corp—j
Oil
36
13%
3,300
2%
1A
2%
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4 %%
Ohio
20%
4%
Corp——
McCulloch
Jan
1% Jan
29% May
y4 Nov
7,100
2%
-
-
Northeast Airlines
y
1%
■
Royalties lnc
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd-*-w*Si«»wz-26
Jan
2%
7%
8%
1
North American
35% Feb
7% May
Jun
23%
•■z——iz—Zizz-z-——£1
Corp
17%
28
900
1,400
2,400
%
&
5%
;
lnc
Noramco
Marconi International Marine
McGrory
Aug
./Jan
19
Oct
Mar
3% May
22% Oct
12,700
3%
2%
20%
Rubber
Massey-Ferguson
Maule Industries
10%
29
3.33%
Ltd-
Mines
34
2,900
•
Honduras
&
2y0
—1*
New York Auction Co
Jan
6
19%
-——7
*
10c
1
1
Majestic Specialties Inc.—
MaUory Randall Corp——
Cup
10%
O
1% Feb
3(4
1«
——50c
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service
1
Maryland
Dec
1% Jun
40% Mar
58% May
207/a Feb
'
Masco
.v.
8% Jun
Jun
23%
*
lnc
Industries
7
26J/4' Oct
Feb
23%
Vending Co class A—
1
Mackey Airlines lnc———33 % 0
to^Dtd
■.
1,300
18%
20%
Macke
Martin-Marietta
16% Feb
12% Feb
7% Jun:
600
'
Oct
6
800
7%
Jun
2,200
Oxford
Marlene
'
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10,500
Oxford
Mansfield Tire &
,Jan
%
•
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9y«« Aug
59% July
3%
2%
Jan
.Apr
1
11%
Overseas
Macoid
Oct
30
15"% Mar
Dec
15%
550
*
9%
r
8%
12,100
30%
:;5%
Trucks lnc
'
2Vs
5%
9% Oct
1,500
30c
Mines.—10c
Mack
^5
22
4
"
May
Jun:
3
1.400
10
Silver Lead
Friday
Lucky
Feb
6%
6%
10%
Oct
1,300
1%
9
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc.—10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co—;
2.50
"
1Q
27%
28%
Feb
Oct
5
300
Jan
Jun
11
Nov
7% July
6% Oct
4,700
22 %
12 yB
29
Jan
18,300
Oct
3,800
10c
New Park Mining Co
New Process Co——-z-
Dec
14%
—1
.
Exploration
&
1
13%
18%
New Mexico & Arizona
2%
4%
25c
lnc
Service
Gas
Louisiana
:
Jan
10%
7%
1%
.i—1
--1
Corp___
Preserves
Louisiana
18
2,500
Jan
Dec
9%
25c
Class A
Louis
1
14,100
17%
Bartlett—
&
Lodge & Shipley (The) CoLongines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
/
2A
16%
18
17
,
14% Jan
19% Mar
% May
Dec
14%
,
14%
4,000
2
Apr
Mar
32
8% Oct
9% July
1A Nov
5,300
9
Nov
10%
12%
2%
600
Mar
J3% Jan
,
14
%
10,000
12 y4
12%
2
Co
? 9%
Oct
5% Oct
%
25%
9% May
12,000
/ 8
9
9%
14%
Chain_
22%
20%
1
21%
700
9%
_■
25c
600
7
14
Jan
6V4 Mar
Dec
1%
100
Ltd
lnc
23%
6%
New Idria Min & Chem Co--—....500
New Jersey Zinc_————25o
Jan
9%
.
23
8% Jun
44,000
V
23
1,100
20,200
■
'
.
4%
12%
•
2.50
Steel
%/
.
Jan
.'A.-;
2%
900
::
10%
11
8
Livingston.OilCO^.-—j—Z——«-10o
Locke
%
r
9%
21%
__1
preferred—--zz—zz-—«-iz-zi-10
Lithium Corp of. America lnc
2%
11
——4
-—z
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
,5%
2%
%
Jan
4
9
12%
8
15% Oct
600
4%
11%
15
4% May
.24,000
3%
3
Feb
Oct
11%
20% Jan
Dec
■v..v ;•
■
12ya
1%
12%
25%
Oct
2%
Oct
2,300
11%
25%
Sep
900
5%
5%
5%
8"%
12%
•
2%
2%
1,800
2,ubo
■
6%
1%
1
2% May
3,900
t
2,400
6,500
3% Jun
8
5%
Dec
2%
3
8%
7%
1%
■<:
4
Oct:
Dec
2%
Lakey FoundryCorp-—.—z--—.
1
Lamb industries-——-3
Lamson Corp of Delaware
-5
Lamson &. Sessions Co—————10
Lanston Industries lnc
,—;
--5
Larchfield Corp
1
Lease Plan International Gorp-z-ziZ-zl
8
lnc—-z-.—MM20o
Mur
Dec
7%
3% Jun
7% Oct
11
10%
Dec
1%
6%
Associates
Packing Co
Nestle-Le
Electronics Corp—1
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—z———x*i-z-l
;:;-8
5
Co
Nelly Don Inc..;
Radio
9% Jan
12% Mar
V'5'
l
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
Needham
Lafayette
5%
1
Machinery
National
Nedicks
t/Aiglon Apparel Inc-z—————1
5'/a
"
1
Ltd
Mills
National
2% Mar
Oct
4% May
•5%
28,400
3,300
1
Industries
National Rubber
Jan
Dec
1% May
8%
Weld Machines—..I
Presto
National
Jan
July
14%
15%
7%
-
National Research Corp
10% Mar
16%
8% Jun/
8Ve
Milllng-_3
Corp
National Equipment Rental
Jan
100
4
600
"3,100
Company Inc«*«—Zi—
National Petroleum
19
5%
13%
25c
Bowl-O-Mat
National
28% Jan
9% May
% 10,600
; 7% Jan
5%
12%
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company—.
Sep
Aug
25%
Jun
2,700
/
/ 3%"Oct
5%
13%
National Alfalfa Dehydrat &
Sep
.
g:
National Bellas Hess
2% Jan,
% Apr
3,700
3%
#/;:?;?/7.:z.::jan
*
Nachman
Feb
1%
•<:&
18%
1
Kleinert
t
~.
3% May
Feb
n
3Va
13% May
Ltd
Klein
I •.*
2,400
ey» Mar:
Apr
34%
Apr
13%
Oct
2% Sep
Dec
Feb
National
Kingston
9y4 Jan
-14%-: Feb
8% May /■y-/12%' Aug.
22% July
46%-Oct
Company
14
.
% July
1
Jan
21
A
50%
,9% May
1 % Jun
4,400
r
26%
20% May
7%
4
6% Aug
Feb
18%
21% Feb;
Dec
8
14% Jan
NOV
18
9% May
800
»
;
:
*
Jan
100
Oct
9
1,500
,3,100
7%
Corp.-——.^r--zz-.^-z-..~i:
Kavanau
Oct
95Jan
1
1
Company
Drug
Kaufman &
:
1%
Muter
10% Jan
5% Oct
29,500
2,800
1%
50c
pfd—100
4%%
Electric
&
7'/a
CorpLL^.^^^.^4'
& Company
(D)
Gas
10% Jan
Oct
class A
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.,
Muskogee Co
Kansas
Nov
12%
-12.50
Muntz TV lnc
Kaltman
High
158% Jan
3% Jan
4% Jan
>
Mountain
MPO Videotronics
Raiser Industries
f
—
Company
Star
:
144% Jan
Mount Vernon Mills lnc
2/o
2%
10c
lnc
157% 157%
Low/'-
-
.•
4y« May
preferred
Mt Diablo
4%
(The)—..---zi-J75c
;
6%
10%
r.4%::
2
157%
Products
Electro
for Year
Range
/
ir/.kow/• High
;l
Mt Clemens Industries common
9%
IO1/4
iuy4
1
1
warrants
Industries
Jetronic
8%
9%
1
Jefferson Construction Co
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals
Jupiter
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Montgomery Ward & Co class A_
Jeannette Glass Co--—-—l
B
Exchange
High
Low
,
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Week's
Sales
Last
for Week
•;; Range•
Sale Prloe y of
Prices,/,. Shares
TOO
.Range for Tear 1962
J
Series
Friday
31
6%
10c
29%
9%
29%
v:
^
300
"
100
*33,700
13%
6%
14%
—1
%
IB
3,200
-—1
5%
6ya
11,400
21,100
; *
8% May
24% Jun
4% Oct
?
Oct
A Nov
4% May *
9%
11%
'
-
-
33%
Apr
Apr
16%
Jan
27% Jan
111 Jan
8%
Feb
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(264)
32
Monday, January 21, 1963
. . .
STOCK EXCHANGE, (Range for Week Ended January 18)
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Shares
New
'Class ■: A
5,200
13%
Feb
4%
4%
1,000
9%
"2%
31%
■
Southern
Feb
5 %
Jun
11
Feb
Feb
9%
200
7%
Oct
12 y2 Mar
4.48%
a__
—
10,000
150
28%
2%
3
2%
3,300
3%
300
Oct
Apr
Southern
Dec
Jan
9V2
Jan
Jun
13%
Apr
7%
5%
Oct
Jan
13 y2
Apr
Jun
;
8%
10,600
614
8
11,100
,
&A
Ltd———*.*-—-.ft--*--l
Proctor-Silex Corp
1
Progress Mfg Co Inc common—_
Iftft
$1.25 convertible preferred
20
Prophet (The) Company
_1
•
4%
2,500
11%
12%
5,700
22
24%
25%
2,800
12%
12%
700
94
120
87
45
*
:
7%
20
400
93
May
27
100
....——20c
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan Sportswear Corp.
59%
1,400
9%
10%
13
Jan
»/' 800
26%
11,900
58%
•
■•••
.ft
8% Oct
Standard
Shares
2%
210
50
25
10
t
33
ft
—
a—
2%
9%
6,500
3,300
33%
9% ft
•,
Standard
25c
Ramer
Industries Inc
9Va
class
a__
—
2% Dec
Real Estate Investment
34
Jun
:
.9%
15,900
12%
12%
1,700
10
2,500
15
19%
———
Co
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
8,400
Restaurant Associates
2 3/a
1
1
1
—.
—
B
Products
Rochester Gas & Elec
4%
15 Va
2,100
9
; 1%
200
1034
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4%
5%7
1,800
9
8%
9 3/a
4,100.
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,
.
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7%
ft 863/4
14 %
8%
1,400
7
Oct
9
1,400
33/t Dec
8% Dec
18 %
600
7 900
7,300
11%
11%
12%
3,400
30 y4
1% Nov
7y8 May
12
700
153/a
16'/a
3y«
3%
3%
-3%
37/a
5%
1,500
400
171/4
171/4
100
1%
7l%
15,400
2%
Seaboard World
Sealectro
Corp
Season-All
Jun
Dec
Jun
5
Dec
15
Oct
,
(The)
Corp————*.1
7%
81/4
36,800
*—4,
6%
7
1,100
6
Nov
10c
2 3/a
2y8
1,700
2
Oct
6%
>7%
27,600
4%
17%
18%
3.50
1 ft
1 ft"
Seton
Leather
Silicon
Silver
B
Creek
Silver-Miller
Silvray
For
J«n
Feb
7:: 4% Oct
77 9%'
10%
2,600
11%
6 i3o
12
6%
16 Va
5%
Dec
223/4 Feb
.lift. Mar
8% Mar
3,800
—
7 5y8
Co
of
4,000
26%
27%
22,300
80%
82%
4,700
3% May
10
May
_*
27%
Engineering
27
28
5
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see
25c
page
4%
fir
13/4
33.
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Inc
•"2%T
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Mar
ft
2%
5% 7
2%
2%
5%
5%
"23/4
2%
5%
6
-
25c
/73/a
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50c
"warrants"
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ft 3%
*'
ft
%
-
4
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53%
263/a
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Jan.
4%
Jan
45/a
ft 2% Oct2Yb May
Jan
4V4
Oct
16% Jan
3%
Oct
14% Mar
:7%
16
35% Mar
Oct
19,600
1,100
5,700
1,700
2%
23/4
7%
Apr
1,500
„
5%
-ft
Apr
8 3/8 Mar
l'/2
6,300
May
Dec
Jan
77%
Jan
9%
Feb
1%
Jan
101%
Dec
A. Dec
;
-
Jan
8%
7-3
'ft
4% May ft
8,100
■
Jur
1 Va
3%
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ft
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ft
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11
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1&
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•
..
36
503/4
12% May
•
2,300
•
36/ 'v Apr
Jun
May
>77 6% Oct ft
5,100
;
:
22
145/a
2,300
66,900
10%
2%
7
Power
6,800
16,100
2%
10c
Electronics
7
14
23
11%
113/8
ft 18
21,600
1,100
5,500
100
1%
13/4
•
'
v
10 7
Oct
May
22
Apr
3% Mar
Jun
,15% Mar
26%
Feb
38
15% Oct
600^
Mar
16% Mar
16% Jun ft
1%. Jun.
10J/a
.
18%
:
5
8
1,900
15
22%
.
18%
7%
63/4
"ft
14%
Co_
class A
1
23
24%
23
3,800
20
Oct
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—»
'
Amer deposit rets ord registered—5s
Amer debosit rets def registered—5s
Feb
3% Nov
6%
26%
Shipyards Corp**.**...**-——20
Edison
4 % %
Mining
,•;
Universal. Corp—1,
Photolab :«Tnc—*-***—*—*-—5o
Lux Corp.*...1
World
Airlines
St
Williams
92
600
100
——1
preferred
of Nevada
Dec
Jan
Nov
5 r
Jan
12% Mar
4,900
900
7% Aug
700
"warrants"^
;18% Jan
2,600
6% Jan
.
2,600
12
Feb
1,200
13
Mar
Steel
10%.
10
•Forging Corp.—*•;'
Trav-ler Industries Inc.—z--—I
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
•
10
10 %
11
Tri-Continental
35%
35%
36%
31 7
30
31
warrants—
4%
4%
11
7
8% Mar
300
4%
21%
1,200
r
Jan
43
1,800'
% Jan
29
12,700
Dec
4%
U
Oct
J
Jan
;
United
Stock Yards of Omaha
Aircraft
Jan
United
Elastic
Molasses
American,
Co
dep rets ord
273/4
Dec
Oct
119 y2
Jan
7
U
S
-98%
Jan
7
U
S
United
N
Air
J
RR
&
Canal
Conditioning
30%
%
Feb
U
S
Natural
Jan
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming
Feb
United
20
May
32
Feb
Universal
4
Dec
Jun
7J/4
16,800
A
Oct
%
40,500
A
Dec
%
Jan
1%
600
Dec
3%
Jan
V
American
*
1
—
1
Co
Corp—
Series
Series
ft.
1962.
Warrants
1% Mar
100
Corp
Warrants
Apr
n
Gas..
Stockyards
22 %
15%
Nov»
Feb
Jan
•26% Jan/
7
Jun
3i'o May
Mar
7 6.7 Mar;
Nov
2
Jan
363/4
5%
Nov
46%
83/a
Apr
3%
Nov
6
Oct
1
10c
Corp——*—50c
7.7—1
31
1%
regis..
Ceramic Tile Co..
Oct
%
7:.
717% Mar
Jun
Jan
9% May
;
8% Apr
Ltd—
Jun
73'A
ft: 33/1
Corp
Aug
18
20
1,
Jan
/•
8% Mar
Dec
•
20
._50r
1
10%
United
9% Mar
ft
ft.7% 'Oct
14% July
.Ml*.-Aug,
*
United Foods Inc—
1
United Improvement & Investing—2.60
United Milk Products..—
—5
Jan
1,000
2
9%
2 3/a
19% May
27,400
Sep
10
66
'
Oct
7% July
28 5/a Jun
250
:
.7 22%
425
26%
i
Oct
9y2 May
21
25%
Jan
9 3/a Mar
13%
4% OCt;
24
:
2,700
8%
21
16
3% May
3»A
5,300
%
2
10c
;
-
-
92
10c
20c
Corp
250
ft
100
•
Ltd
Inc.,
6y8
•
ft-
Canada
footnotes,
5%
12.50
common.
Precision
11%
5
Corp.**-
Mines
1,600
.
25 '
2,000
35
8%
26
Products.—.
United Asbestos Corp *——-—;
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
a__
a—
3,900
35 3/a
32%
10 %
:
»-7
24% Mar
'
Va
33
34 V«
21%
Union
Oct
5% 7;
'4% ft
13,500
273/a
Dec
11%
12%
Oct
7%
34
Inc————-*--**-*-1
618
Nov
1.300
434
30 3A
Dec
36%
453/a
Dec
14%
'ft;' 4%
2%
83/a
Jan
2 3/8 Jan
ft
Oct
1,400
ft
63/4
433/a
26 y2
t
"•■' 13%
*
3%
12%
Unexcelled .Chemical Corpi^*.——!-**-&
Union Gas Co of Canada
—•
Union Investment Co—_*
—4
373/8
1
12
453/a
True Temper Corp—**-*♦*——*—i.*lo
5% Mar
Oct
*
3,600
17
1%
,
2,500
11,700
10
7%
'
7%
20c
-
*
% Nov' "
77%/Dec ft
35%
__5
6y8
Oct
7 2% May
45,600
8% Mar
"
600
1,000
Jan
2%
3,900
15%
Feb
Nov
73/a
3
20,400
-
Inc
7
Jan
Dec
May
13
May
6%.May
9y2
.9%
*
Lighting
Feb
1
—
Transistor
1A
:
8%
.
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class.
96,600
r
17 %
•
preferred ft——
Sherwin-Williams
5% 7. 6%
Nov
53/4
5% May
Jan
7%
ft
ft
A
Ttanspoi't'n Corp of Amer cl A com..10c
Mar'
20
Jan
11%
7
17%
%
3%
5
common
: preferred
Transue
Apr
Oct
800
33/8
1
Shawiuigan Water & Power
4ft
31/8
7%
1
1,000
20
Oct
6%
78,700
V 6%
A
common
Trana
,22% Aug
Jun
7%
2,300
ft
4 — Oct
i°o
12
Town
;
-
!_25o
Shattuck Denn Mining
Sherwin-Williams
6%-
•
10%
'
'
25o
Tower
Apr
Oct
8
H Jun
V 9,500
ft
%
1%
,
Jan
__3
Co
B
Thriftimart Inc
7 4% Jan
Aug
4
1,000
9%'
ft
800
6%
10
21%
Oct
18%
1,500
5%
9%
class
Inc
Todd
Nov
20 ya
900
i v8% 7 9
3
Seligman & Latz Inc
Servo Corp of America
113/4 Mar
5,300
22 V*
7% Jan
43/8
Jun
1%
6
11,300
4V4
Corp
Jan
Oct
4%
Trans
20%
300
1 %
51/4
10
1
Inc
Servomechanisms
20 ya
5%
25c
common
Dec
3%
41/4
5
4% July
2% May
500
1%
ft
-1
New
Jan
41%
1
Thew
Dec
2%
200
225/a
20
*
25c
Airlines, Inc—
23/a
41%
Oct
Jan
718
20
Industries .Inc———
Seeman Bros
22%
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
7%
preferred-*-*-—*ft*—2Q
Inc_
1% Jun "
4,700
14
Feb
16s/a
22%
#
Feb
13% Mar
18% Jan
27% May
100
37
'"
Apr
Jah;
22%
716%; Dec
21%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com.
10c
; / 70c convertible, preferred—*
--—.10
Thorofare Markets Inc—:
25c
15% Mar
15 y« Feb
13 3/a
1,900
1,000
3y8
73%
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
*20
7
20%
20%
San Carlos
24%
313/4
Oct
37
Arner Inc
Jan
•
7 20%
4% May
10
Feb
19 3/4 May
14 ft Jun
8% Jun
,
1
Textron
s
Gems
Oct
Feb
18
Jun
123/4
Jan
4%
14%
Jun
14%
3,300
13%
Tonopah
:6t Lawrence Corp Ltd—***——.—ft
Salem-Brosius Inc
2.50
Screen
73/4
•1,400
ll3/4
Toledo
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp***-"*
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
*_
4,700:
18
———5
Textron
Jan
l3/4
700
30%
Jun
11%
12%
Texas
Jan
7%
3%
3,600
2,900
8,400
3 %
Jan
5y4 Mar
8% May
2%
9%
15%
:
107/8
Feb
Feb
Mar
2% Jan.
May
2% Dec
19%
Corporation
1
& Light $4.56 pfd_
*
Texstar Corp-*—.—...lQc
12 V2 Mar
93/4
11%
2%
11
9%
6%
May
15
9%
11%
Texam
Jan
2%
HVa
—
com
ft:..,.
Apr
12
May
17%
5
Terminal-Hudson
Oct
4»/4
class A
1
Consolidated Petroleum
1
Ryerson & Hayny*,-—.*.————*—_l
Oorp
6
Jan
Feb
.34 %
4% Oct
175/a
Warrants
5^ Feb
10s/a
8
Togs> Inc
raper
24%- Jun
200
11
16
3% Jun 7
6,700
2,700
Tenney
Dec
3,700
6% conv pfd
Say re & Fisher Co
ft
1
Television Industries Inc
Dec
Oct
2%
Saxon
Apr
5%
Junft
0
_*
Inc
Ltd
Tel-A-Sign Inc———20c
Telectro Industries; Corp—*———10c
TelePrompter Corp——7—***—I
Teleregister Corp
*
26% Mar
4%
3%
series preferred
Ltd
11
Technicolor
13% Jan
3%
12%
Petroleums
14%
Jun
3% Jun
ft
18,200
Tampa Electric Co—————*****'
Technical Material-—
-***.—
12%C
Technical Operations Inc
*
Nov
Jun
3% July
3%
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Sep
2,400
2,600
1,000
8%
4>
Jan
Oct
11%
Jan
9% Jan
T
Jan
1,100
2%
4.40%
1,600
221/4
Class
Feb
19 %
.
10%: Jun ft
/
<
24%
ioy4
1,400
1,900
7%
Talon
A
,
5,800
;-v
11%
Ryan
& May
32
22% Jan
8,900
4%
*—
Syntex Corporation*-*—————3
Sep
Dec
6
3%
Sarcee
16%
20 3/4
Jan
8%
4
2%
series
7,100
1
50c
Feb
33/a
4%
'*■
1
Inc
preferred
Supronics Corp
Swanee' Paper Corp
—
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
16% Mar
7% Oct
82%: Jun
400
.100,
50c
41/2%
23
20 3/4 Mar
4%
1
50c
lc
•
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
Russ
Jan
Feb
8
3%
5
Inc—
—
Industries
Feb
6 3/a
Jan
53/a
5%
Inc———30c
Inc——*-—--——1 -:
Roxbury Carpet Company——
Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
'
"
^
ft
.
23%
Nov
4
13
__
Products Tnc—-—-.*—*-ft*--——l
Rusco
14%
1% Decft
7. .14
May
7% Jim
Apr
6% Oct
.
4%
12%
13%
13%
—1.50
-.
•/ft'.''
12%
v'''4%-' NOV:;..;-:
9,700
,7v
7> 434
1
*
1
Metals Inc—
Corp
Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord regis
Rollins
5%
l5/a
,7% Jun
I
4,900
%
51/a
13/4
„
ft
/ 9.700;
11%
5%
pfd F—100
7
1,000
6%
Apr
Jan
84% Mar
3% OCt
10% Jun
6% May
1,500
6%
ft.ft
>
Jan
53/a
,10% Oct
3Ys Jun
5,700
83/4
7%
Feb
4% May, '
26,600
4,300
Cobb
Jan
15 % Mar
28%
67,400
3,600
Corp.*.
323/4
Oct
2%
8
Sunset, International Petrol Corp
:1
Supercfrete Ltd____
.._„___25c
Superior Window Cb/Class A——
_10c
Supermarkets Operating Co
50c
5% Jan
79% Jun ft 7
H.b'iO
14%
,
Oct jft
-VaDec ft
3nn
4 3%
5%
5%
Inc—20c
Rogers
Products
16%
43/i
11%
1
Rodney
NOV
8%
2%
Stylon Corp newT—„
.Suna'ir Electronics Inc
2% Mar
29% Nov
56% May
3,300
1%
■
-
"
;
ft'v
May
3?000
11%
"
16
8%
1
common
8%
ft: Mar
13/8
24%
Canada
86
•
7 Oct
5
-
Feb
11% Mar
Dec
Jun
113%
•ft
Apr
73/s
2 3/a
Struthers' Wells
157/8 Feb
7% Nov
2% May ;
7,100
3/a
class
Rosenau. Brothers
18,100
74
ftft 4
14%
6%
2
1,800
:
11
7'5-ft"7
Warrants series A
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965.
Raceway
3%
72%
Rico
Field
2%
3/4
ft
•'
—
: l'/a Aug
20% Jun
: 77000
4%
,
40O
400
3%
JJ
•
Argentine Mining Co
50c
Ridgeway Corp
1
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common———*
2%
Stop & Shop Inc..
24%, Jan
8% Dec
7 5V4 May 77 v
.
28
2 3/a,
v.
3%
11%
10c
Inc
7^'a
'--.7
,.27%
-733/4.-
Republic Transcon Indus Inc———*
Resistoflex Corp
1
Rowland
8%
ft/77 ft-/
—
27%
10
(Robert)Co
Feb
24
72
1,700
1
Stephan
(The)
Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
:
31 y4 Aug
15y4 May
3,200
/ 6%.
Remington Arms Co Inc
Ross
20%
8%
8%
5c
1 ft
1
Corp—
18 Va
Dec
23 Va May
237/a
May
Strong
1
of N Y
Corp
Investment
Roosevelt
Ltd
common
Instruments
Apr
243/8 Nov
;
14
9,700
23%
convertible
84%
215/a Aug
21% Jan
1,000
6%
12
10c
Stepan Chemical Co
Feb
18'%
May
^
Roosevelt
12%
61/4
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—
10c
Stetson (J B) Co—*-—*—*-*-—-*
Feb
37%
Jun
24%.
17'/a
—
Reeves Soundcraft
.
12
103/4
Stelmalnc.—__*—*._*——_*_10c
Dec
,,
Co—*-1 .-ft
Broadcasting & Dev
—1
Robinson Technical
200
10c
50c
Statham
9% Sep
7% Feb
4% July
11,000
23%
18
Reda Pump
Finance
1,800
Inc class A———I
50c
Feb
14 3/4
May
12%
.
Ritler
3%
763/4
3
76V4
—1
B
Mines
Apr
873/4 Mar
Jun
2,600
Corp
Feb
10%
Dec
18
Trust of America—;
———;——1
Real Properties Corp of America—
Class A
;
—7;
',
1
Realty Equities Corp
4
8.500
ft'B'ft:;';
8%
10%
23%
•
,
8%
,
Insurance
17%
—1
Corp
Corp.*
Uranium
(The)
30% Apr
27
;
Jun
215/a
vj
100
Starrett
—
4i§
6% Oct
100
9%
1
10
40c
i
Rayette Co Inc
Reliance
17%
2,700
1
'
2,800
103%
8%
;[
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
9%
10%
9%
20c
Reis
24%
24% !
_1
class
Tube
36% Mar
,
•
Inc
Aviation
Steel Co of
—•
Reinsurance
' '
Co
Standard-Thomson
Jan
21%
26% Dec
Jun
7
23 3/a
24%
4
74 y2 Mar
Jan
41% Mar
Jan
65
Forgings Corp———1
Co
3c
Products
Jun
Feb
Mar
23
73% July ft
14
Co—
./ft/ft 7.7ft '. ;■''
Standard
R
Inc
Enterprises Inc
Reeves
25
Star Industries
Ramco
Warrants
600
22%
100
Steel. Parts
.
27
11 s/8
ft 11% Oct
2,000
Stanley
,
Inc
263/4
9%
22% July
8%
Oct
Jun
;:a*^7ft
29% Jun
400
241/4
Stanrock
Ramo
14,000
32%
24%
Standard
Q
Quality Importers Inc—**—1
Quebec Lithium Corp
*—
—1
Quebec Power Co——:-,.
-———*
Radiation
34%
303/4
Metals
95
July
Oct
13%
33%
211/2
Paint
Standard
24%
*ftft
Pyle-National Co--*———.—ft***-—5
1,200
Dredging Corp common
1
convertible preferred
—20
$1.60
Dec
10% May
,
30
Standard
22% Feb
■ft
Public Service of Colorado—
4% %
29
—1
Brands
Jan
17 ft
Oct
Aug
18 %
400
—
Standard
8
,
4% May
6 % May
1,300
Petroleum Corp—2
California
8 3/a Mar
3% Oct
21%
3%
6%
ft Nov
5% May.
8%
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_ll—.-*-**—**—Ic
Mar1
43
8
8,800
8%
8'/a
51
a__
4,700
16%
8
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
Oct
23% Jun ;
3,100
37
35%
4.08%
3
38 y4
'9."
lfif Jun
3,400
6%
Jan
30 s/a May
Edison—
Dec
218
3%
4.32%
4.24%
,80% Dec
ft:a*ftft.ftftftft-
38% Jan:
600
12
19
•
Jun
153/4
1
preferred
8.33Va
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preference
25
convertible preference
25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred—
25
cumulative preferred
25
4.56%
1,975
33% July
**-l
California
4,78%
19y2
62% Apr
10% NOV
22%
360
.
original
Oct
4
150
500
48
6%
Co—-*-**——12,50
Oil
Penn
11%
:
;
South
Jan
2%
1,000
2%
;■ '
Jan
13 y2
44
Jun
oct
15%
29%
11
'South. Coast Cof--*-1
,
1,700
3%
10o
Gas—
1%
31%
2%
Mines
Providence
7
3% May
600
2%
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Preston
28 %
300
8%
31
'
'
6% Jtun
23,600
87
8%
•
1
1
66%
J
;
80%
85%
1
————:
High
Jan
46
-ft:
£1
1—50c
Corp.
Manufacturing
Soss
101/4 Jan
"13% Mar
Dec i
A
Sonotone
ft\a Jftftft*..*'
3
Inc class
Homes
46
Airways rInc*:—1—*
Slick
5%
13
;
Apr
23 % Dec
a—
W0
:
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines
109 y2
16
800
29%
29%
1
13%
ftft5ftft:
ft
ft
700,
3%
4% ft 5%.
1%
1%
—*
Inc
*
22%
fti 3%,
wi
Presidential Realty Corp—
•'
Jun
37%
Precision Microwave Corp
Precisionware Inc
Prentice-Hall
93%
35%
Lambert Co
Pratt &
Low
49
15%
*
Simpson's Ltd.
Jan
7 10j% Mar
12J/a Mar
200
10
50c
1
Royalties Ltd
Oil
Prairie
Range for Year 1962
High
46
•
6y4 May
13 y8
6% Dec
8% May
7,800
8V2
of Canada
common
900
49
receipts-
deposit
8% Mar
7%
10:
3%
Corp
class A
Shares
Boardman Publishing-
Simmons
5l/4 Feb
/
Jun
5%
1,400
Co——i——*
Polycast (The) Corp
—
2.50
Polymer Corp class A
;*
1
Powdrell & Alexander Inc (Del)___2.50
Power Corp
Jun
71/4
50c >:
Polarad Electronics
Products
Oct
6%
American
39% Mar
3% July
3V2
5%
9%
Polymers Inc—10c
ATAtwood Mfg
Pneumatic
Scale
Poloron
1,600
1,100
6,800
105 % 106 %
J
PlUihe
for Week
Low
High
Jun
4%
•
5"%
50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
Plant Industries Inc__——
Plastic Materials &
19
4.20O
4%
11%
3 Zu
4
10%
-1
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
28%
21%
Inc
Industries
Pierce
ft:
*
1
Corp
Aircraft
Piasecki
26%
10 pesos
10°
Dist Tel Co
Co
-(Del)
Phoenix Steel Corp
Sales
Range
Simca Automobiles-
®
--
---
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Phillips
"
Low
& Pharmaceutical
Electronics
industries
Philippine Long
High
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
ft
Range for Year 1962
:
Last/
STOCKS
for,Week
of Prices
Low
Phillips
Friday
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock
Sales
Last
25c
ft ft
1955—
Universal Container Corp cl A
Universal Controls Inc—;
.
188%
188
2%
23,4
6% ft 7%
;7-6
6%,
,
:
200
•
4
Oct ;
2% May
Oct
4,800
195
Jan
ft
•
.
Sep
Jan
:
•
6%
Jan
7%
NOV
7%
Nov
Dec
8
Apr
6 3/4
7
500
5 ft
5>/4"
5%
500
4
May./
2%
1,800
l3/4
Jnn
ft 4% Feb
7
25/a ft2%
ifti
5V4
5%
5»/4
30,800
4%
Feb
l7/a
1.200
5
7
Jun
4%
1,000
ft
25c
2%
,4%
4,300
2%
/
—
com.lOc
179
2,600 i
8 3/8 May
3% Nov
Oct
8
3%
Oct
9% Jan
Feb
'T
Number 6231
Volume 197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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AMERICAN;STUCK EXCHANGE; (Range for Week
STO
Range
Shares
9
10 y4
IXV2
63A
500
10%
10 V*
10%
Jun
7%
Hartiield
Hoffman International 7s
19%
Apr
Hudson
14%
Jan
Hydrometals
11 Va
5% Oct
3% Jun
3
4,600
1,900
2% Dec
7%
10%
97/s
Land Corp—
Jan
6,200
6,700
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Gulf American
Nov
Feb
3 ■
5% May
6%s
Feb
107/a
Jan
•
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&
Italian
deb
sub
conv
1981
conv
10
13
May
Power
Jan
6y4 Oct
7% May
Kaltman
Apr
9%
Kawecki
Co
1st
Realization
6s
213/4 Mar
12 3/4
;
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Co
53/4S
17%
*
173/4
13 y2
2,000
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1,200
5
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&
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*
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1%
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4
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3%
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1
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1.25
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West
West
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Texas
pfd
Western
Equities Inc
Western
Nuclear
1%
2%
Dec
6 3/8
Jan
13 /
3
Jan
1% May
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28,700
78%
Dec
3y8
2%
Oct
Feb
3% May
19ya Sep
200
95 y2
30
88 y4
Aug
943/4
11%
7,100
83/4
Oct
21 y4
3,000
12,400
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2%
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2 '/a
3
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10
33/8
4%
.
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
—1
10c
Whippany Paper Board
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White,
Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc..
Wichita River Oil Corp
Apr
Feb
Inc
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6s
Williams
(R C) &
Oil
Co
Wilshire
Wilson
Brothers
5%
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Woolworth
(F W)
200
5%
5%
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16%
500
15%
6,000
12%
5%
53/4
2,300
4%
14%
15%
2,700
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6,800
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96 Va
12%
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series
H
series
I
47/as
series
J
223/4 Mar
4%s
series
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98
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3%
5
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Co
153/4
i6 y4
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53/8
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4%
4%
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300
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Period
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4s
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6s
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Jun
1
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1972
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93
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•97%
99%
59%
59
97%
—
•'—*
93'A
863/4
95% '98
—
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 2004.
mtge 4'/2s inc series A Jan
Electric Power 2%s 197
2%s
mm
80'/a
98
79
105%
89%
Feb-Awy
debs
92
——
„
*98%
lis?.
Jan-July
Central
mortgage
99
99%
..May-Now
1980.
sink fund
Wisconsin
'1st
105
—•
*
sink fund debs 1978—
20
.y.N"
*86
'
1967
D
debentures
convertible
&
*98 Va
—4
105% "
50%
50%
82
/
*78%
-Jan-July
A
15
22
.
97%
*80 %
*98
96%
16
A
60
58'A
96%
'
•
3'As series
mortgage
99 3/a
58%
97%
>":
1982
/ 92 ;■■■'•
:'"'z-v
983/4
•;
99%
80%
85
•91
86
94
12
/a
36
84%
h
98
•79%
A'
■
High
28%
1
35%
A. - A
98
98
Low
NO.
High
353/8
Range for
Year 1962
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
2361
debentures
68%
-tfan-July
>
May
58
mmm4
♦833A
June-Dee
_Mar-Sept
1979
Public
;
'_S
57%
26
60
158
36
8»
833A
—■
—
—*
65%
58
79%
85
*81
*92%
.Jan-July
69
A
.
94%
92
71%
85%
91
90
..
14
;•
&
Tube
80
Co—
116
77;^ -A'-
14
69%
1
'
April-Oct
.a Dererrea
included
91%
120
90%
__
.
113%
29
89%
Youngstown Sheet
'
957/a
76
80
*80
Power
76%
10
&
92
14
'
88
—
—
88
87%
'•84
118% 118%
A/94%
95%
70%
75
87%
90%
-99
—
65
..
42Va
$47
—
93
—
$50
'
B4%
—
—
$99
..
9%
—
$60
$60
_.
0
—
$943/4
$110
$63'/2
—
/
„
•-u
——
—;
13%
$7
—
58%
4s
Pacific RR
Wisconsin
136
82%
89%
Feb-Auy
Mar-Sept
...
mtge 4s income series A Jan
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
70%
a
3'/2s
1st
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
77
April-Oct
gtd 5s 2003..;
2008
—
Co—
conv
■
4
70
-Mar-Sept
Wilson
12
RR
Income
5s
98 3/8
100%
3!
79
112% 114
-||
6
98%
Union Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987. —Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
_Mar-Sep£
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992. .Mar-Sept
23/4S
94
95
•
95
78
'-'V-
78
147
98%
June-Dec
1974
''l
145
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Western
85%
93%
*93%
Power
debentures
Western
104'A
♦87%
mortgage 4'As 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
;
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C
1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
debs
1977
1964
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1
mortgage 3 %s series C 1979...
5'/2s
105'/a
101%
June-Dec
/•General
income
3'/2s
RECORD
registered
1st
106
12
Mar-Sept
33/8s series I 1981
3'As series J 1982
mtge
Virginia & Southwest
subord
1
102'A 103
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Western
:
1st & ref mtge 2%s series G 1979
A 1st & ref mtge 23/4s series H 1980
6s
141
141%
Penn
102%
106
•
mtge 3s series F 1978
E
debs
sub
5s debs
No par value,
Shore
4s
101%
50/
105
IO43/4 1043/4
Mar-Sept
Co—
23/4S series
conv
Power
Knapp Inc
West
103
105% 105%
—
103%
Mar-Sept
1980
Power
6%
Water
-/S.'-////.'."•
91%
102% 103'A
v"
98 %
June-Dec
1976
&
mtge
Vt-
104'/4 104'A
1043/4 104%
933/4
96
101%
8
S Natural
West
101%
91%
!.:S
.
1013/a 1013/a
102%
Jan-July
1969
debentures
&
ref
debs
6s
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s
General mortgage 3s
1979
West
Penn
Electric
3'/2s 1974
95%
102 y» 102%
102%
April-Oct
1986
1st
&
Inc
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
97
90%
18
•100%
•—<
ApriZ-Oct
:
1983..
1st
1st
104% 104%
—Feb-Awy
of America—
Electric
3s 1971
3'As 1970
A8
86
10
Co—
4'/2s-
Virginia
104 V* 104%
80%
98
'
fund
Corp
conv
4y4s
1976
1967——.—
Steel
sinking
y4
15
Low
High
*93%" W Ai
•
•»««
96%
94'/a
96%
Mar-Sept
1982
debentures
debentures
Vanadium
91
10
Year 1962
89
Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
25/as
States
89%
93%
$101%
Range for
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
—Jan-July
fund debentures 1973
& coll trust 4%s 1977..
mtge & coll trust 4%s
States Freight Co—
United
1970
(Calif)
New York Stock
—Jan-July
sinking
Rubber
100
94%
98
Week's Range
United
S
82%
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in. year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Exnstock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
/(not included in year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year'u range), t Ex-dis¬
tribution. x Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat.
^
/
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; f'qonv," convertible; "M," mortgage; ,"n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when i'ssued; "ww," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
/
17%
1
"
v/:; 12%
70%
1st mtge & coll trust 5s 1980———May-Nov
5'/as sinking fund debentures 1980
Mav-Nov
U
82
90 V*
93%
Friday
1st mtge & coll trust 33/8g 1975
43/48 sink fund debentures 1972..
conv
95%
92
94 %
Mar-Sept
.April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
BONDS
1972
5s
98%
92
$883/4
95
■
33%
323/4
May -Nov
1971
1st
983/4
98%
94% 100
♦
-
-
ft.
—May-Nov
.—_May-Nov
1993
1st
&
84
$85
—
130
90%
74
77
69%
77
907/a
June-Dec
June-Dec
Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 35/8s
sink
90
72
13
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
94%
121
127% 127%
June-Dec
Jan-July
Gas
mtge
77
(Germany)
7s 1951—--—Jan-July
• Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952——Jan-JmZI/
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn— V
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5 %s series A 1967
Jan-July
4%s series B 1967—
JaTt-July
•Hanover
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped
(Plan A) 2'/bS 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%s 2008——Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic vbf)—
'
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997.Jan-July
Rio de Janlero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-JttZy
84
90
100
127%
Low
1st
76%
20
;\7v
a
66
April-Oct
1970
1969
New York Stock Exchange
4%s
...
137
'
74
73
Webb
69
ft
55%
70
Quar-Feb
1998
BONDS
mtge
86
91%
71
Washington
High
a_.
-June-Dec
90
65
95%
Friday
1st
30
91
90
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
33As
104
91
U
Realty & Construction Corp—
&
94%
125
98
90
•Baden
Low
25
'*wts.;;l976———-ft-——
mtge
90
119
90
Continued from page 28
United
98%
Year 1962
Sold
N<v
High
40
wi
7s
Development 6s 1974
Foam Corp 6%
conv
General
91
.
2
1973——..Feb-Aug
'■Range foi^'ft.
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
31%
1970
Co
.
Inc
3'As
Electric
&
r/C Vk'
1994—June-Dec
debs
inc
3y4s
Power
Builders
General
98
93
87
97
'
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980—..
— Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6'/2s 1973—Mar-Nov
United
Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976
May-Nou
Jun
5". ,4% Dec
;17
iDec
29%
6y2s
mortgage 4s series B
Fotochrome
2%
1%
tfune-Dec
1974
Lackawanna of N J Division—
ft-ft
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993™
ex
—
Gas
Food Service
Week's Range
.Friday
.
/ft.
6%s
—
Gas
Gas
.3% May
3% July
convertible
National
Szabo
Apr
4% Sep
6%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
First
7%
3% Jritf"
13% May
700"
4 ;nT
7'/8
Raceway Assn 6s 1978
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Continental Vending
6s
1976
Davega Stores Corp— ". 6%s; convertible subord
debs 1975
1st
Counties
Southwestern
Jan
5y2
Brandywine
•
Southern
Sep
16 y4
23As
53/4s
;
17
"
90
Feb-Aug
Dec
6%
10c
Bloomfield Building. Indus Inc—
6%%
conv
sub deb
1977
Boston
—
90%
1985
Jun
93/4
50c
Pump
Elec
Steel
L
California
18% Mar
Dec
;„".-l —f
&
Montrose
Bethlehem
series
1982
Southern
5% May
Corp
conv
&
Jan
Mar
3%
6,100
-
Low
Baldwin
Oct
163/a
63/4
——
BONDS
Realty
23/8
18
5c
American Stock Exchange
American
29
6% May
2% Jan
ii Oct
16
Vs"
/•'•
110
100
100
Feb-Awp
—April-Oct
Fcb-Aug
Jan-Augr
Mar-Sep£
..Mar-Sept
1985
1,300
Corp^w^-^—.1
5%s
—
1983
10 Va
6%
$94%
—.Jan-July
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aity
1982
Oct
Jun
Co
Off-Shore
Petroleum
Inc
3s
1982
6%
/
■
126%
02
$124% 127%
1981—_May-Nou
1965
—Mar-Sep£
1981
43/4S
700
97%
Mar-Sept
1979
G
4%s
18%
,
Alsco
F
series
Jan
173/4
97%
24
••91/A/93';:\:'
$99% 100% :
84
1 .:f A, A 90
,?.,/■
Ltd—
■
■
series
Feb
Jun
■
Foods
1976
Jan
17 '/8
Yale Express System Inc class A—25c
Yonkers Raceway Inc com——...250
Zion
C
33/4
14% Sep
131
72
'
Corp 3s
Edison
14 va
Oct
4,520
97%
Jan-July
1973
B
24 3A
43/a
13%
10
11%
Power
5% Dec
400
107
"71%; 77'
^.Feb-Aug
1976—
Dec
11% May
111 Dec
97%
93%
853/4
15%
2,800
107
84
883/4
15%
12%
Water
series
3%s
73/8
83 %
May-Nou
1977
99
30
33
1073A 108
83%
107
120 %
105 A
91%
$79
3s
Jan
16%
1073/4
138
90
98
.
—
1984—.June-Dec
1967.
91
.32
85%
Jan
6%
102% 103%
$97
>
88 V*
21%
16
118% 120
luzv2
83
29%
2
118% '
Sept
April-Oct
$88
Jun
15
48%
59%
96%: 128
97
3%s series D 1976__...———————...Feb-Aup
3%s series E 1978
^—.Feb-Aufif
16%
2
dep rets ord regis
6 %
preference..
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata
Zapata
Jan
Jun
1
American
6%
Feb
1%
8
14%
51
85
18
.
103
$86 >/2
2,800
25
Inc
15 '/a
1% May
l
.i
2%s
3,500
l
common
Jan
10%
10
Co.
25 Va
NOV
debs
California
series
15%
1
Industries..;
3s
35
•
&. Light 4%% pfd—100
Newspaper Machine new com
1
Woodall
%
debs
46
15
Mar
3y8s series A 1973.
May
9%
Wisconsin P.wr
Wood
6,600
31%
•
preferred
900
14
Harbor
Southern
Feb
sub
conv
10%
10c
„
Co_.
Williams-McWilliams
10 >A
%
1,100
Apr
38?
32
Jun
18% May
8% Dec
—....1
—
(The) Inc—
Brothers
Williams
28
150
24%
%
17%
2,500
10
1
—1
.
Wiebolt
32
23 Va
23V*
Vs May
Sep
6,300
%
24
10c
White Stag
Williamhouse
ft
31
subord
conv
100
36
Nov
Safe
21%
1977
Realty Equities Corp—
7%s
(without warrants) 1972
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
Dec
3y2
•
53/4S
debs
7s
95
10
/3%s --1970 ft———ftftft«ftAftft—iftJan-JuZy '
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998__Jan-July
Co
153
18
120
120
Hess
Rapid American
Western
23t
$453A
75
1043/4 106
Public
4% Nov
7% Apr
223/4 Dec
107
38
v
May-Nov
1982
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s
Jan
1043/4
100
200
102
.
105
Ohio. Power 1st mortgage 3 %'s' 19681—J—April-Oct
/ /1st !■ mortgage 3s 'T971*ftftjftftft.ftft/ftAprtZ-Oct
Jan
22%
2%
Inc
68%
new
6s due
1984—_ApriZ-Oct
Corp 5%s 1974—
Quar-Mar
Corp 5s 1976
Jan-July
Nuclear Corp of. America 5
1976.^.—-I.Feb-Oct•
Jan
103/4
33/8
Westmoreland
63
Jan
94 Va
V2
11
5c
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
American aep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery—
6%
713/4
May
6% Nov
2,800
—10c
——
68%
General
223/a
94
100
10c
Inc
99
Research
500
3%
-4% \'"5
———50c
4.40%
Fashions
National
Nov
300
37/8
•4%
IOV2
7,800
~
85
85
Bellas
1% May
1,800
3%
1
1
$6
Weiman
National
Jun
28
Webb -&
Westbury
1%
•
100
common
conv
non-cum
Waltham
99
deb
conv
Midland
23 Va
High
58
60
147
May-Nov
Jan
16% Aug
Oct
5
"
■
•Li.
Tr
Jun
13%
7y4
1,100
12 Va
VTR lnc„1
Wagner Baking common
7%
preferred—-
79
1982—Jan-juZy
...Jan-July
6%%
liq tr ctfs
Linotype Co 5%
Valley RR 4s 1963
.
Year 1962
Low
86
1978
National
Manufacturing
Vogt
J
76%
85
April-Oct
4%s
93%
78
6s
Mergenthaler
Jan
Oil
90%
86
1977
Chemical
91%
June-Dec
1972
6s
Range for
Sold
^ No./;
Highv.
debs 1973—June-Dec
conv
Manhattan Corp
Bonds
Friday's
-
1977—-ft.-*—ft—Feb-Aug
5V2s
Inc
■
""
,
or
Bid & Asked
LOW
11%
3%
3VZ
23/4
35 y2
Oct
2,900
14,000
8
3%
2 3/4
Sale Price
High
83/4
8 V2
25c
Corporation
_1
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
Vita Food Products—..—.—25c
Vinco
Last
Period
Exchange
12
1,800
4%
4
41/4
Week's Range
Interest
-
5%
2U.70U
65/«
American Stock
6% May
7% Sep
3,900
6%
.
class A
27
50
10 V2
Sugar-.^-i.—.-8;
Valspar ." Corp
—...—
Valve Corp of America
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
Victoreen
(The) Instrument Co
1
Viewlex Inc
low
36 y2
87/8
9
Corp—
BOND 8
Range for Year 1982
High
36
Universal Insurance——--.,....-..-,.—17.78
Universal,Mar ion
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
Utah-Idaho
*
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Ended January 18)
Sales
Week's
Friday
-
33
66%
75 ;A
73
83%
88%
not
r
A
in
included
§
delivery
sale
the year's range,
not
n
inciuaea
in
tne
—
years
A
*102
range,
104
■:S
q ax-raveiesi.
—
/
/ •;
e vuu
y
103%
mi
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
in the year's range.'
99%
r Cash sale
Ex-coupon.
Negotiability impaired by maturity. ■
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
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.
.>
'*
'
_
_
.
T
^he Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(266) "
34
Monday, January 21, 1963
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS • (Range for Week Ended January 18)
I Midwest Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
,.■■■■•'/
Sale Price
,
-V
Agricultural Chemical
American
American
Tel.-————33%
Company
—
50
Tel &
Anaconda
Cities
—
36%
10/
10
Co————.
Service Co
Boston; Edison
—
—,—-«5
Co..—
Copper
Range
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Associates
'
com—lOQ' "
Eastern 'Mass Street Ry Co
49%
—
—«
98
v;//
,
52%
May
36%
51%
Inc..-—
First National Stores
.
55
Allis
■
14%
T4%
600
9% Oct
.v».'J.C—1
13%
16%
2,500
—25c
5%
? 5%
5.800
9% Oct
3% Dec
Chemical—.^..9
44%
-
Chalmers
Aluminium
•
-
Oct.
48%
Jun
78% Mar
4,997
28%
Oct
55%
i8
Oct:
32% Jan
American
Can
85% Jan
24% Feb
American
Cyanamid
Gillette Company ——-i*.
29%
Creek Coal Co common.
22%
23%
57
69%
707/B
190
59% Oct
19%
20%
139
15% Oct
Kennecott
Corp—
Corporation.
Copper
8% Mar
34%
Oct
57
Jan
12%
Oct
23
Jan
17%
Jun
28
1
(Un)
100
45%
Jun
67% Mar
400
15%
Oct
23%
Jan
Jan
72% Jan
Jun
Jan
19% Mar
1,700
(Un)
54%
;
/v'
—1
of America
Co
High
v
80% Mar
'21
1,800
—'
Airlines
t;
3.800
46
—10
Mfg—
Ltd
36%
32
Island
v
Electronics
Ross
44
370
;
——:
...
1,519
.
Aug-'/"','''
—10
Co
2,140
54%
46 7/a
79%.
78'/a
Co
57 %
300
Steel
'Allied
Feb
Range for Year 1962
Low ;■.
High
74%
Aluminum
45%
Electric
General
' Shares
Low
74%
Advance
1% Apr
% Jan;
77 %
Ford Motor Co-————
Sales
for Week
5
American
,
Range
of Prices
•
.
'Par'
'
r
Admiral Corp —J
Feb
22% Mar
58%
*
*0O
1
Acme
Dec
Oct
13
Oct
33% May
37
c
Laboratories
Abbott
Jan
45
50
,
?i,
Oct
29 %
195
Week's
{
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Sep
: 136% Jan
May
35%
585
281
49%
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30% Mar
Jun
12% May
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com—10
20%
160
2,905
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18% 20%
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43% 43 A
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58%
Friday
transactions
Sale Price
.
High
Low
the round-lot
of
Range for Year 1962
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23%
compilation
STOCKS
High
22%
—
20%
119%
-
1.66%
Corp
Motors
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Week's
Friday
NOV
American
Jan
Broadcasting
(Un)-
Theatres
Co
Paramount
47%
,——
(Un)
Feb
47
1:
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50
(Un)
Products (Un)
Co
Deo
78%
Jan
(111)
24%
Jan
American Machine & Foundry
5%
RR
Central
Maine
9%
10
105
25%
25%
26
1,254
42 %
Jan
45%
45%
46%
634
36% May
1
33%
34%
130
26 %
13%
14%
169
10% Oct
14%
-10
41
Jun
'
American
Rad
American
18% Feb
Motors
American
Jan
Tel
American
Shoe
United
U
S
22%
1,195
59%
25
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Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Co—
100
Vermont
Railroad
Mass
&
Waldorf System Inc
18%
14
31%
42
Apr
61%
61%
63 %
Dec
16%
20 %
Jan
32'/a
32%
37%
Jan
52%
Jan
28 %
Feb
Jan
28
Jun
40.
Oct
41
Jan
45% May
62%
Feb
Oct
Oct
30%
Feb
70%
Jan
322
41
765
22% Jun
43% Mar
Arkansas Lousiana Gas
66%
74% Mar
Armco
: 7%
65
34%
S?
411
Jan
Jan
30
30
•
(Un)
Inc
64%
50
Sep
18%
136%
117 % 120'/a
16%
49%
33%
34
-6.25
(Un)
17
7%
*
6.25
Westinghouse Electric Corp
119%
20 %
13%
(Un)
.33%
Corp
1,110
72
72
•
18%
1
.
San
Co
Co
Viscose
Industries
Jan
17
;
164
60%
48
47%
com—25
Corp
395
24%
24%
—,
Machinery
35%
53
21% Oct
126
21%
1
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Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Company
United Fruit Co
34%
35%
35%
_*
Association
Shawmut
33%
.
Tel
Corp
Amsted
2.50
Corp
Stand
&
&
American Tobacco
Ampex
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.—
Co
Apr
26% Apr
51% Jan
'
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-
Dec
Home
Investment
Jun
15
19 % May
100-
Pennsylvania RR.--—;
100
Dec
93
3
96%
9"%
_20
_
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
96%
100
pfd.
cum
Narragansett Racing Association.
New England Electric System___.
New England Tel & Tel Co
,
American
American
Lone Star Cement
>
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5% Oct
22% July
7
Anaconda Company
Apache(Corp
i.—
42% Mar
71% Mar
Steel
Sep
Armour
Jan
39%
(Un)—.
Ashland
Corp -(Un).
Co (111)1—
&
Oil
&
Refining
56%
Feb
28%
,
com
Feb
Atchison Topeka
& Santa Fe—
—*.——1-10
-——..-10
Athey Products Corp
4
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Common
Cincinnati Stock Exchange ;
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Par
Baldwin
B-
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Piano
D
Papers
Cincinnati
Gas & Elec
41%
Cincinnati
Bell
Tel
Cincinnati
Yard.
10 % May
Bastian-Blessing
]Mar
22%
Oct
23
Oct
Bois
38% Feb
51%
2,201
37 % May
90%
92,'://
44
86% July
111
8%
S3
8
9
902
20
20
50
50
50%
17 %
1
Chemicals—1
Eagle-Picher
May
Aug
,
17%,Dec
50%
Bendix
Dec
92%
-16%
8% Feb
25 %
100
41
52% Jan
Booth
182
-12%-May
21%
Borg-Wamer
Procter &
Gamble common
Jan
Fisheries
Rapid-American
U
S
23%
358
18%
Oct;
24%
Feb
Brach
35%
35%
60
24%
Jun-
39%
Feb
Brunswick
26%
72
74
1
Playing Card
17%
25%
25%
;
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Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Low
Allied
Supermarkets
Associated
Briggs
—..1
Brewing
Mfg
———„
Co
Mfg
^
3%
3%
,
*
„
Brown-McLaren
,
13%
Sons
&
Co
ioo
21%
Nov
37%
Feb
Burton-Dixie
24%
Nov
30% Mar
Business
57/a
1
78o
57/a
p—.
Paper
Power
Continental
Co
com
Carrier
100
2y4
Nov
310
770
910
13%
200
28%
29 %
1,621
Motors
Corp
Capital
1,637
3%
85e
•
Dec
Dec
High
16%
15%
24%
Oct
53
——5
Products
Ref
&
Edison
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w
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1
common.
Detroit
t
—25
11%
Feb
33%
Jan
Cincinnati
63%
34
Deo
746
47 y2
Jun
63%
30%
Nov
31%
Dec
10%
740
6%
Jun
11%
11%
1,415
9%
Oct
1
21%
21%
204
16%
Oct
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Corporation
Co
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Fruehauf
43/8
132
4%
42 y4
260
35 y4
Sep
48 y2
Apr
40 %
40%
287
31 y4
Jun
44%
1
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Electric
Coleman
Co
26%
1.66%
59%
Goebel
Industries
75c
5
1..
Kysor
Industrial
4%
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.
Kingston
Products
Kresge (S S) Co
20
l
46 y4
27 ya
13,898
2,033
60%
1
4%
20
10,186
9,805
500
100
3%
3%
100
24%
24%
1,600
9%
1,460
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10
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Leonard
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47
27%
Dec
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Davis
Rickel
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3%
10
45 y4
Jun
44c
Dec
2
Jan
Dee
6
July
3%
17
May
2% July
20%
Oct
6y8 Mar
100
2%
Jan
100
8%
Oct
58%
21%
Dec
Garden
Co
1.
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Studebaker
System
Foods
11
Udylite
United
Upjohn
Distributors
21
10
26
110
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Shirt
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1
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15%
700
11%
1,000
15%
21
21
11 %
11%
-
Jun
25%
Feb
Oct
59%
Jan
7% Oct
17%
Feb
Jun
227/a
Feb
300
14% Oct
26 y4
Jan
2,100
8% Jun
200
.
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9
38 %
Jun
13% Mar
75
Dec
85%
50%
200
37% Jun
50%
57%
58 %
900
45%
Oct
58%
25%
25%
100
20
Jun
36
94%
94%
68%
50
88
66%
700
Aug
55% Jun
70
Apr
19%
19%
400
12%
20
Dec
44
200
32% May
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Dec
Feb
Mar
—
(Un)__
...—5
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9%
27%
27%
300
9%
7%
Jan
94% Feb
54"%
Jan
Oct
17 »/4
Jan
30% May
45% Mar
28
1,200
22
Oct
35
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43%
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43%
700
24
24%
2,100
17 %
Jun
287/a Mar
1,300
47 %
Oct
71%
Feb
9%
Jun
12
Jan
63%
617/a
61%
11%
11%
—
57%
57%
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Insurance
51%
51%
52
1
18%
18%
19%
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Publishing
Crucible Steel Co of America
Curtiss-Wright
43%
24%
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America
Corp
;
1,600
.*
47% Jun
55% Mar
41
Oct
60% Mar
Mar
18%
Nov
42
17%
17%
100
12%
Jun
21% Mar
18%
17%
18%
600
14% Jun
20% Aug
56%
57%
300
56%
Feb
31%
1
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300
400
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32%
300
30%
Dec
31%
Dec
30
30%
900
25%
Oct
347/8 Mar
62%
1,300
40
Jun
72 %
Jan
400
166
Jun
238%
Dec
27%
Jan
y.y
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Edison
Co
new
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com
(Un)
Co
20
5
30%
42%
Oct
Apr
1%
Oct
3% Mar
18%
21
3,047
12
May
17
26
1,099
20
May
25%
641
6
Jun
10y8
Jan
19
V
6%
20
....
46%
12%
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.
May
2%
23%
,
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21
3% May
12%
27%
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Mar
50
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Crowell-Collier
4
Jan
27%
27%
2
Corp
65
Dec
43%
Corn Products Co
Jan
3ya Mar
36%
2%
•
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,
Rudy
Mfg Co
Scotten, Dillon
Dec
—
15
Continental Motors Corp (Un)
;—1
Continental Oil of Delaware (Un)—.5
Dodge
Co
&
Jan
31%
Feb
Feb
Detroit
Parke
52%
44%
200
21
—5
Commonwealth Edison common
,
Deere
Madison
24%
21% May
58% Feb
100
pfd
Ilium—.—
Inc
Gas
Continental
Houdaille
Jan
46 %
17% May
12% Oct
Palmolive
Container
Hall
42 %
43% Mar
Jun
^
Consumers Power Co
Motors Corp—.
Brewing Co_
(C M) Lamp Co
Feb
41 % Mar
Co
General
42%
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Jan
41%
2.50
Trailer
3% Mar
4%
Co
Feb
" Jan
79%
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17% Feb
21% Mar
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Feb
1%
26
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Jun
Jan
6y4 July
—
10
Co
Co (Un)
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
Economy
Sep
Oct
31% May
15%
8.50
Elec
&
Service
Colgate
Federal-Mogul-Bower /
Oct
Dec
8,578
9%
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Ex-Cell-O
24 y4
3%
%
21
11 y4
80
Chicago So
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Mfg
Corp
Divco-Wayne Corp
Jun
10%
33y4
63%
18
10%
—
170
32
53% Mar
56%
>
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lo
26
32%
^
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Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
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Chrysler Corp
^
25
20
Jun
Oct
19%
*
Paul & Pac—_—
Sep
Steel
Ford
/
Apr
i
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18%
24%
—
14
Co
common
Jan
/ Dec
700
31
42%
r
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52%
Mar
:
Detroit
Jan
Oct
Feb
Cities
Detroit
Feb
41 v2 Mar
28% Jun
9y2 July
Jan.
43
48
Jun.
29% July
33% May
8%; Jun
21%
56% Mar
Oct
13%
10
*
*
—2.50
591
11%
Dec
21
—
3,176
21%
43% Mar
30
31% Oct
—-
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;
36% May
—
4,595
75
Oct
May
34%
350
12
39% Jun
20'
4,200
common
Champlin Oil
8V2 Mar
1% Jan
Jun
Corp
Certain-teed
Feb
3% Mar
10
27%
.
•
200
—u.
85%
1
3,500
25
Corp—
43 y4
2.50
-
31%
Feb
2,300
79%
;
Cunningham Drug Stores
Feb
30%
/
11%
43%
11%
1%
2,200
8,200
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)—
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
Central & South West Corp..;
Central Illinois Pub Service
Range for Year 1962
Oct
13%.
*
Jan
1% Jun
1%
300
an '
;
75%
24%
30%.
10
Corp—.
Consumers
Jan
Sep
Corp
Chic Milw St
Chrysler
49%
500
58
1,800
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Consolidated
19 %
Oct
1%
Canadian Pacific
9%
5
Company
;
Burroughs Corporation
rt'i';
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(Un)
25
Cdn
338
5,;v:;.:
:
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Oct
16
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Jan
Low
/
12
600
100
30% Jan
High
13%
May
600
1,200
92%
for Week
Shares
Apr
27% Mar
24
14%
*
Jun
Sales
;■
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19
23%
56%
5
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Sale Price
Oct
July
14%
>■
(Un).,—..
Corp..
57
Detroit Stock Exchange
STOCKS
21 %
20
1,300
Corp—I
222
17%
5
1
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25
23
197/b Sep
1.271
11% Jun
300
25 %
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Burlington Industries (Un).
Eurroughs Corp (Un)
490
/
24%
Oct
22%
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700
14%
24
,
25
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Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)—:
8
Binks Manufacturing Co
1
Jan
13%
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——
17% Aug
Jun-
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Oct
113%
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Jan
Feb
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Bell & Howell Co...
25 %
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3iya
28%
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Dec
Jan
57%
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32% Jan
140
101% 103
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Jan
—-3
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Corporation
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High
,
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Oct
3
140
12%
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Union
17%
36%
49%
100 i
50
w.
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61
42
27%
27%
27
common—.8.50
Suburban
&
Cincinnati
•
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Range for Tear 1962
Low
High
.28%
17%
*
common
preferred
4%
Shares
Low
10
Champion
.
for Week
1
—...
————
Mfg
Carey
Range
of Prices
v
8
—
10%
27
preferred
Sales
Week's
Friday
27%
———
—
non-cum
.
2
33%
7% j;
20%
2
34%...
2,562
100
490
15%
3
Jun
29% Aug
Du Pont
_5
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60%
5
241
59%
247
241
Dec
Jan
Feb
May
4% Mar
51
Dow Chemical Co
Jan
Eastern
Air
Lines
El
Paso
Emerson
Natural
Electric
Gas
Mfg
300
16% Jun
—10
Inc
113%
500
85 %
Jun
—__3
18%
18%
19
3,000
15 %
Oct
26%
Jan
1
30%
30%
33
800
23
Oct
42
Feb
.11
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
1
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—
21%
21%
112% 113%
;
115% Mar
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T-0F-T0WN MARKETS: (Range for Week Ended January 18)
Range
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Faircnild
Tire
—* G
Bankshares
Wisconsin
First
(Un)
—5
2.50
Ford Motor Co
1
Corporation w_———10
F W D
General
37%
Jun
36 Va
Jun
27%
2,200
9%
1.250
53
9%
General:Foods
1,300
2,700
19
1.600
54%
400
59%
6%
36%
Jun
.83%
v.
Jan
Mar
15
Jun
78%•
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3%
4% Oct
5%
Feb
10%
Dec
May
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Gas
33 % ?
60%
19%
3.33Vz
24%
24%
30c
Motors Corp——__.«*w_a1.66%
Portland Cement—
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General
General
Gen
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Electronics
&
Tele
Corp
*,
22%
40%
59%
Dec
Oct
30%
Oct
29
300
Oct
29%
Apr
Oct
54%
Jan
8%
Jun
14%
•
Oct
13% July
Griesedieck
Gulf
Oil
Jan
35%
1,900
18%
1,900
12% May
20
Aug
30%
500
21%
Oct
47
Jan
1,900
13 Ve
Oct
24%
Jan
Mar
14%
48%
15%
51 %
1,600
39
33%
34%
1,000
22%
Jun
12%
12%
10
11 %
Aug
39%
40%
3,300
31 %
Oct
44%
37
900
29%
Jun
43%
Apr
40
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50
May
32 %
15
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Co.
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1
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16%
16%
Nov
15%
1,700
17%
1
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25%
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Oct
55% Feb
34% Oct
57 y4 Mar
57%
400
45% Oct
62%
49%
1,800
200
42% Oct
67% Jun
59% Mar
74 Va
24% May
34% NOY
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(Un)
&
Gamble
Service
Service
Pullman
57%
49%
47 y8
♦
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Pure
Oil
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36%
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Co
27%
27%
2.700
66 %
69
Quaker Oats Co
of America (Un)
69
Rexall
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Richman
Interlake
.
135
550
23
;
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Jun
31% Jan
32
Jun
46%
38%
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31 ¥1
Jun
23%
1.000
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Oct
27%
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St Louis Public
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Mineral & Chemical-—5
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Spiegel
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Oct
57% Mar
Standard
OH
of
56%
Feb
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
52%
Oct
85
Jan
Standard Oil
of
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29 %
2.400
23
Oct
200
22
Oct
33%
Jun
58
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25% Feb
•
110
21
Feb
Jan
25%
Jan
1
5
X
54%
Sep
63%
Feb
10 y8
20M»
10
*
17'.. ••
(Un)
Inc
Texas
2,500
28%
Oct
41
28%
Oct
40
Feb
45
Jun
59 y4
Dec
38%
Jun
57
2,100
21% May
23% Jun
30 y4
Feb
35 ya
Jun
10%
(Un)
Texas
Gulf
Textron Inc
35
Illinois
Continental
Gas
8%
Northern
Pacific
Ry
10O
7%
Dec
l87/«
63%
49%
59%
19%
300
15%
Oct
34%
64%
51
1,500
5,500
7,700
Jun
65%
Oct
58 y8
Feb
45% May
59%
Dec
48% Jun
59% Feb
23% Mar
59%
^
''
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Oct
24 y*
20%
Jun
38
Jan
Feb
25
Jun
39
Jan
51
40
>
9V« Aug
Jan
Dec
i
54%
16%
8%
900
1,100
20O
30%a31%
"' 3,200
53%
15'/2
8%
31%
Bag-Camp* Paper
32
32
'
6%
7%
43
43%
26
26%;
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.
11%
*
Nov
6
4,900
c
Jun
6%
11% Mar
34
<
Apr
10%
May
Mar
70
23% Jun
29% Dec
.200
.
.
5
-i:_i_i.-il2%
18%
Feb
58% Mar
33%
Sep
21V4 Oct
700,
1,900
700
19%
61%
60
61 y8
i—
16%
17%
473A
Co
*
-
3.50
28%
Feb
Oct
49%
Feb
25%
Apr
613A
Dec
31%
—
Oct"
6,200*
3,200
45%
Jun
2,100
14
Oct
48%
600
34
Jun
-
14%
--
14%
3,000
32
32%
600
56 y8
50c
57%
200
27%
300
20%
Jun
45
109
34%
Oct
24%
75%
300
27%
__
45>
,
Corp——6%
W
24%
s
75%
iA
108%
.
-
,
—
5
11 y4
>
23
;
♦
187/8 Mar
51 % Apr
-
23 Va Jan
3iy8 Mar
Oct
May
38%
Jun
49%
64 %
64
Oct
Mar
300
800
r 32% Oct
83% Jun
1.206
38% M»F
1,600.
900
^7% May
*
.
64%
33%
34%
33'%
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24%
40O
35%
33%
24%
—i
—10
IncA.,^———10
17%
68
50%
37
37
108% 111%
-
r
34%
S
States
,X
65
Feb
26%
61%
38%
Jan
Jan
73
'•*<*
Dec
47% July
21% Jun
Jan
43 % Mar
120Va
Jan
61%
Apr
68'
Jan
34% Deo
Jan
39
Steel
353/4
71 Va.
75
67%
68%
4
767 ^
r
Jun
Jan
Jun
52%
Oct
104y2
Jan
36
Oct
60%
Feb
45%
47 V*
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16
2,800
11
39%
39%
41%
400
33%
33%
3,100
29
:.M*V
1®J
40
400
2,100
25
26
Oct
37 Ya
Apr
300
65
Oct
106%
400
3%
15%
l
63
23%
23%
A
42%
25%
7
23%
15%
5
51% Oct
;
v
1.000
900
88
Jan
Mar
21
343A
Oct
3
July
5%
Products.
Upjohn Company
_____.
Walgreen Co
—
10
—
_
_
100
.11
Jun
20%
Jan
63
il'O
:
15%
:
;
: 200
50
71% Jan
28 V2 May
48% May
20 V* May
13 »/2
Oct
-
/
18 y4 May
68%
46% Jun
59
597/8
7.200
44'A
45%
1,900
32
45%
46%
1,500
35% May
39%
40
35%
355/8
44 y4
5
—
45
—-
.*
6%
7¥a
_—1
Inc—
Webcor
Western
32
28
32
30%
34
Bancorporation (Un)——2
Western Union Telegraph—V—2%
47$
7%
32/*
31%
'
3.300
33%
34%
3,000
37 A
39
42%
800
Feb
155/8
■
55%
10
V.
/
17% Oct
37% Oct
Oct
78% Jan
31%
29% Oct
Oct
Jan
Mar
61
54%
Jan
Wilson
&
900
30 y4
Oct
(Un)—
Co
Wisconsin
Electric
Power
Wisconsin
Public
(Un)
Service
(F
39
5
Whirlpool Corp
21% Oct
25
Oct
63% Mar
15% Jan
38 y2
Jan
41%
Jan
39% Jan
W)
Publishing
Co
(Un)
10
;;
66%
10Vz
26y4 Jun
34%
Oct
36%
Dec
55
Feb
60
Mar
•
59%
600
200
45%
200
66%
—
1
Co
,
66%
1.300
Oct
92
Jan
9%
10%
11,500
8%
Dec
16
y4 Mar
87%
87%
100
65%
Oct
106
Mar
55%
56%
5,600
43
Oct
41
45 y4
Jun
34% May
56
44
Dec
Apr
48
X
Jun
59 A
45l/2
♦ -i.:: 42y4
10
—
10
49% Mar
May
Jun
6% Nov
30% Apr
553A Jan
/,
Oct
100
.
45
Co—*
Service
Co
700
Jan
24%
2.700
i
65%
2,400
9,300
7% Feb
35%
1.700
♦
1,200
44%
40% Mar
800
.
81%
43%
45%
..
Feb
77%
43%
16
Corp
30%
80
Gypsum_.
(Un)—
Co
Rubber
30% Oct
34
«
S
Oil
A 49'A
4
3V8
(Un)
(Un)_
8y#
*
Universal
so y8
41 Va
Co
Public
Gas
17,500
2,100
300
t ^
1
World
Illinois
39%
-■
^
208 So La Salle St Corp
14%
39 Va
*
Northern. Natural
15
26%
Corp
70% Feb
800
4.000
253/4
Corp
Northern* Indiana
13ya
25%
39ya
—
tUn)—
20th Century Fox Film (Un)_
Woolworth
Northern
100
-
^Ai^i-i_-».2.5a
——
—
9% Oct
41% Jun
11%
1
American Car Corp
Northern
35
64%
49%
59%
M'atch
62%
1
1
Central RR
North
Jan
29y4
.
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
5
Toledo Edison Co————.5
Universal
11%
"34%
5
(Un)
Mfg
Aviation
Mar
56
29%
__
Producing—.——___3.33y3
Sulphur (Un)
*
Gulf
18% Feb
59
50
.
American
Jan
2,500
5,300
700
Westinghouse Electric Corp—6.25
York
Jan
9%
36Vb
1
Transmission—
Jun
38
3%
_1
(Un).
North
14%
39%
59%
14%
26y«
1
—
Gas Transmission
15
61%
5
New
Jun
May
34%
Company42%
300
17
11%
*
Co
Co
7
8
37%
59
55%
*
—
United Fruit C0_—
_1
Morris
&
88% Jan
34'/a
United Air Lines
1
*■
Tile
Jun
20O
Union Pacific RR (Un)__
4
Inc
Montgomery Ward & Co_
National
Feb
69%
Jan
•
*
♦
Mining <fc Mfg (Un)__.
National Gypsum
9,
Jan
60
52
39
16%c
(Un)
National Distillers & Chem
10%
8"%
54*A
15%
8%
&
Union
10
Motorola
76%
17% Jan
26 y4
Oct
36% Jun
800:
50>
3,200 :
2,800
—
Unioir Electric Co (Un)_—._^__—10
Union Oil of California.-^
—
25
50c
(Philip)- Inc
74%
75%
10%
60
31
Dec
Mar
14% Mar
11
Aug
i6y« Oct
800
60
__
Union, Carbide Corp—-———
>
—
jJ4
Chemical
20%;
13%
39
Feb
Corpl—1—_____^__L1
Chemical
9% Apr
22% Oct
8% May
x—5 •- 32
'
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)__—___1 ? •:
7
Sunbeam Corp
—iwl -c■■■■
■■
Sunray DXL:QijL_-
U
-
3,400
2,500
7,100
100-
Storkline Corp
Tri
_50c
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co
Monsanto
13%
29%
11%
12%
21%
10
Packaging common
Co
Stanray Corporation
Stewart-Warner Corp
U
Monroe
%J,
(Ohio)
Oil
Unlted
Minnesota
13%
Jan
.k
Brick
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
31 y8 Jan
25
50c
McKay tMachine Co—
Means
(F W) & Co common
Merck
67
Oct
28%
19%
12%
7
-.
a
Mar
17% Mar
Corp
McCrory
40%
59%
-
''
Mar
-
Marietta
63% Mar
May
33%
700
35
Jun
25
28% Oct
-:
—
-
25
(Un)_
J
Tenn
37
85 ¥2
Marshall Field-common
Martin
Dec
6.25
28% Mar
46%
—»*
78 Vi
—
44
38%
600
28% Mar
23
45%
___*
•
3,500
___1
California
Jun
28
(Henry C) : &>,
.-Vr'V '.
44%
1
(Un)
43%
-__1
fx*r~
;
44
29%
:
—1
Indus
34 Va
—,^——4
Marathon Oil Co
Marquette Cemlent
Feb
5
300
Libby
Ly 11on's
31%
—
26% Oct
33% Jan
50c
900
(Un)
CO—
Gas
1,250
—1
(Un)
53
33 %c
McNeil. & Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)_!
Lincoln Printing Co common
Ling-Temco-Vought
Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)
Lorillard
(P)
Co (Un)—
30
:_3
Dredging Corp
28%
'* '<'.**
& Co
29%
Inc
Texaco Inc
Texas Eastern
Laclede
Jan
30
____—l
Standard
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co—
80 y4
-^^.^5
43
(Un)_-_-^iil6-"'^-49%
Kennecott Copper Corp
Jan
Oct
5
—
Standard
28%
* ' i
Chemical
&
41
34%
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)____
_15
'" 59Southern Co (Un—
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
*
Swift
Aluminum
Kaiser
Jun
3,900
'
Standard
2.50
Co_i.——5/
Jones & Laughlin Steel
52% Jan
20%
44%
1.40
_____:
Jan
400
Manville Corp *(Un).u.——*5
Johns
Sep
1,100
41%
33¥s
''.
Co_^
Apr
>.\-v
■.C]
21
26
41%
_1
48 %
64%
*
*»-;
33%
25lA
1,300
2&
5
Standard
**'/> r-.uJ
43
12
___—i.
Corp
30%
64
(Un)—
^
42 V\
(Un)—20 g
Square D Co (Un)—
64%
Co
International Tel & Tel
1,700
Corp::-(Uh)^^__^i^^i^l'^/':44%":^:!;43%i>44%
Feb
•
Internatioial Nickel Co (Un)_
International Paper (Un)
2,000
37%
*
"A"
42%
"52
52%
■
400
64%
29%
—
18
;
Dec
36%
*
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Shell
600
Harvester
38 % Mar
38 Va
61%
—5
Co
Sinclair OU Corp
9% Mar
5 ¥2 May
3C0
1,850
Steamship Co
Oct
Nov
156
Jan
>
42%
International
20%
28% Jun
29%
„
Servel-Inc
20
International
6,000
20P
36%
.
2.50
Tobacco
Brothers
Jan
Co.—i—____—38%
Steel
29%
Jan
91% Jan
63%
10
1
Sperry Rand Corp
Inland
52 % Mar
—
*
5
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
Sears
19%
,
29%
V'''\
-5
Inc
Apr
41%
-
.u*.—,.—•___*..
39% Jun
33%
600
38%
(Un).
Co
Schwitzer
41%
RR—
:
74
,
37 Va
Co
Jun
:;V/ "
57%
(Un)
Schering
20
Central
y-
.50
._5
Phelps Dodge Corp
Jan
>jy
Illinois Brick Co__a10
1,600
Feb
100
Southwestern Public Service
Illinois
38% Mar
18% Feb
1,400
Nov
5ftj(
1,000
25%
——-^.lO. " 26J/&
Corporation 1—:
Huttig Sash & Door—
19%
10%
Oct
1,200
50%
64%
109
150
25%
Hupp
4,300
14%
48 y4
18%
200
150
__
Industries -Inc——.—1
Howard
27%
14
48%
15% Dec
FO0
45%
__
Spencer
Bartlett
—25
(D H) Co Ltd_i——__20
24%
48%
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co class A
Holmes
23 Vz Mar
Jun
48%
Regis Paper
Diego Imperial
Sangamo Electric Co.
Schenley Industries (Un)
18
SOO
14%
,_25c
(Walker E) & Cp-i-i-.
Nov
16
Mar
28 Ye
600
.
14%
Brewing
(G)
14%
27
;
25% May
50O
2,100
47%
St
Heileman
27
—33%c
San
Hanna (M A)
Feb
700
17%
24%
Apr
36%
/
Utilities——
44%
Oct
25
51 Va
Corp———8.33%
36%
33%
17%
__
__
Radio Corp
14%
Co
States
Gulf
33%
^
Mar
17
18%
33%
35%
18Va
——
Jun
45% Feb
34%
29%
*■
-*
6.25
Gray
Drug Stores—
_________i—1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
*
Greyhound Corp (Un)
_3
Co
(W H)
City Steel Co
Jan
i_
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Revlon
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
49Yt
41
23%
5
Airways (Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Gossard
Jun
Jun
V-!i
10
Raytheon Company
Granite
Feb
38%
26 ¥*
Feb
*
"
Oc*77720%
12%■
400
1,300
,
Jan
800-
12
100
34%
Feb
16%
400
18
Jun
28%
23,700
Goldblatt Brothers
Jan
18%
2,300
32'A
Gillette
33%
15%
2,300
4.300
19%
22 %
Rubber
&
Uti '"'. '
Jan
45%
18,700
61
(The)Co—31%
Glen Alden Corp (Un)———!_i—_—l
11%
Glidden Co (Un)__
._w—,—ao., 40%
Tire
General
'
(Un)
Feb
95%
22% May
1,700
33%
General * Mills
48
33%
f
Pfizer
Public
;
Range for Year 1962
?
14%
48%
Procter
*
,
•
Pennsylvania RR .—____10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke___——i.__*
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 y3C
Public
s ?
-
>
,
T:' '*■' -i.»'
y.
•
Electric
&
Apr
78% Mar
-*'
14%
48
33¥a
*
Packaging Corp of America:—
86
Sep
27%
(Un)^,__-i-_v_^i4«*5..'
-5 ToV!;.
1
Pacific
10% Mar
7% Nov
2%
iU.62:
r
^
14% Jan
27% Feb
Jun
700
—
—_—*--1-/;
Dynamics
14%
'
1
-15 '--V
Corp
1
Parke-Davis & Co__—■
600
Shares
Jan
Dec
for Week
LOW.. High'
—
Chemical
Pan Amer World
300
Candy Corp—_____—
—5
General Contract Finance..——__2
General
60
47
y
6% Aug
General
..General' Electric Co*
7% Oct
QV*
9Ve
Corp——a__—wi_^.,^^l;y--
Box
1,000
9
__
Bankshares Corp
General
Olin-Mathieson
17% May
■—
Transportation——1.25
_„—2
Gen American
48% Mar
26%
26%
;
Manufacturing
Ohio- -Edison-'.-.Co.
Oct
11.100
100
46%
9
.
Oak
69% Mar
25%
700
500
Sales
Range
;*
Last
0^0^00^^
'■
;; /
31%,Jun.
46%
4^%
—
44%
Dairies -Inc_-"___"*.—
Fruehauf ' Trailer Co—
Foremost
:
8% Feb
5.200
50%
3o%
44%
__
; High
6
E%
48%
35
Instrument-—_1
Rubber
&
5%
Corp———1
&
Camera
Firestone
'
Range for Year 1962
;,
High
Low
;A■Vy
Week's
of Prices
,'b
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
'
Last
Sale Price
Fairbanks Whitney
-H^-7y.7 Friday
Sales I
Week's
Friday
(/!•.'
Apr
44% Jan
Youngstown
Sheet
&
Tube-
87%
Northern States Power Co—
(Minnesota).
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
For
footnotes,
,5
_
see
——
3.33
page
41.
v
■
1,000
600
25% May
36%
Oct
373A Mar
50%
Jan
Zenith
Radio
Corp.
75% Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
OUT-OF-TOWN: MARKETS
Friday
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
,<
.
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
YY YY' other Exchanges.
-■
■- ^
Y
.
Week's
Last-
Range
STOCKS
Par
25
i_——5
Stores Inc
(C) & Co Ltd--—
Broadway-Hale
Brewer
Ink
California
.
Cooke_
and
Castle
Co
-_
,*
4'1 r-'
Jun
Jun
47%
i
■
Dec
3%
Oct
16 '/a
Jun
23%
50%
400
,40c
29%
32c
49%
Jun
-75c
July
15
Mar
r i% Jan
7% Dec
834
1.500
68c
75c
93c
5.700
45 c
Dec
86c
16.000
61c
Nov
1.90
1.85
1,100
Dec
2.70
(Un)
10c
10
25c
—1
50c
10
Oil
Leslie Salt Co
M J M & M Oil Co
1.55
Prank Co Inc—
Meier &
Co
Petroleum
Merchants
Corp Ltd
Nordon
Develop
Pacific Oil & Gas
Oil
Rhodes
1
pfd—25
Co
Oil
Cal Gas Co series A
21
100
6,800
5% Aug
4% Dec
19
Jun
700
2.60
1,000
Jan
56--.
•
936-
-
-Oct
Apr
6% Feb
23% Feb
•
24%May :..
--22
168
-
34%
-
•
-
,
;32Va Feb
30% Mar
»
-
39% Jan
24% Oct
-
;
representative stocks arid bonds listed
-,
'
'.
' :
,
"
-
stocks
"■■■r,-■ •;
20
30
Rail-
Indus-
trials
148.68
148.31
Jan.
14_J
675.74
Jan.
15_j
V 675.36
Jan.
16—
669.00
147.49
147.17
I?--.----—-
672.98
147.02
Jan.
Utili-
.
toads
671.60
11_a
Jan.
Total
15
..
Grade
trials
Rails
82.70
V82.53
82.93
86.39
86.49
86.75
94.08
94.18
:
133.39 253.53133 63
237.53
al33.31r a237:77
133.05
236.29
133.65
237.27
.
First
93.94
93.92
93.99
65
■■•"■■■■;.»''■,i■"'■'
10
10
Indus-
Stocks
ties
,»»* -.
^11 .--'Bonds:.".-
10
Second
Grade'
82.93
82.91
86.80
.
Rails
-
.
40
' Bonds
ties i
:*
.
Total
10
Utili•
88.28
88.24
88.45
88.49
88.50
90.11
90.02
90.13 90.17
90.20 •
.
.
86,72
for the 15 utility stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect to
the Detroit Edison Company's distribution of one additional share
of stock for each share held.This changed
the divisor for the 15 utilities to 6.04 from 6.28 and that for the 65 stocks
The averages
a
to
15.13.
from
15.00
"
'•
-
r«
.
.
3% Dec
700
30
Jan
32% May
321/2
300
30%
Jan
32%
Dec
60c
Nov
3.00
Dec
Dec
5.00 Mar
1.75
2.10
5.700
2.65
1,600
57/a
5'/a
5%
7,600
3
5%
85c
5%
2,500
3% May
—
-•
27%
3% Oct
16%-Oct
.
115
Mar
18 %
1.80
2,55
2.05
-
-
33%
15
•
Jan
22
7% Oct
16 Va
Jan
32
Oct
32 Vz
32%
—
210 Jan
July
2.00 Jun
4,800
10c
:
Trico Oil & Gas Co
17% Mar
Jun
1.25 May
8'A
,
Jan
2.65
4%
50c
Corp
Jan
69c
15%
300
8
18
2.55
32
25
preferred
6%
Terex
88
1,100
4%
—
Jun
Dec
2,400
8Vs
,18
2.60
v
5% Mar
50
29c
200
4%
1
___25c
Western
Ranch
Southern
__
1.70 Oct
Dec
2.85 May
5,300
15,500
3Va
?6
3Va
;_33%c
.
Co__
& Gas
Reserve
—
1.60
common——1,
Invest
American
North
32c
1.00
10,900
1.35
4%
57
31c.
16%
1.60
4%
58l/a
<
•
•
377/s
the;New York Stock;^Exchange.es compiled by.Dow-Jones & Go-.
on
Jan
1.75
;
27
34%
4%'
19Va
29%; 29%
,
27
Below are the daily closing averages of
Jan
1.35
»
-
19%
.
Jan
Jan
.
S0c
4%
.
43% Oct
25% May
313
295
-
Stock and Bond Averages
500
39
*
Y———
36%
5% Jan
67% Feb
4»A Sep
1,950
57%
.
Date
.Western
-
High
Jan
'
imperial
5
56%
36%
__
Low
Jan
23% Oct
3.400
9% Feb
1.85
>-1-
Range for Year 1962
-
r
Feb
5
1.95
250
200
8% '
.
4%
56%
Air Brake_____i_4__»_10
Elec;. Corp
__Y——-6»25
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
High
Apr "
80,600
40c
__
-v
Shares
Jan
85c
—
Holly Oil Co (Un) —_____——
.
;
'+».8%
93c
—10c
Brewing Co__,
Humor Co of Calif
Goebeli
Good
200
38
39
California_l
1
Exploration Co of
General
32
—_1
Oil Co Ltd class A
Exeter
—
10
Capwell Co—
Emporium
•
—
5%
25%
47%
for Week: ."i
?
36%,
Engineering & Foundry Co
Vanadium" Alloys
SteeL._i___^_liY-"1—-®
Feb
l\ *•
v&:rt^ yYY?'XYn
m.*'•* y <£0 r'»»i-i'C;*,'?Y •*' ..v,\c
;'v>.
''y.o' vv-
-i'
/
25%
33
1.900
39
2.05
4%
20
31 /a
—
-1
*
---—5.50
—10
Oct
5
1
10
5
1
5
common
United
High
Low 1
21 Va
150
31%
32
_
Oil Co
&
Gas
Buttes
Inc
Industries
Buckner
.
25
_-j»;
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard Corp_^
i
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
1962
Range for Year
Shares
High
Low
.
(Un)
Cement Corp pfd
American
.
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Y-1
Range
of Prices
"
Sales
Friday
.
Sales
Week's
.
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Price Range on Stocks
This list does not
Rice
.
(Range for Week Ended January j 8)
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Jade
.
(268)
2.35
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
'
Y* 'Y'
*•'
,
'*■
'!
J'
'
'
Y
f
Y 4" '-Y *V YY
•/*
1
*
r
United Industrial Corp common
,~8ya
Preferred
Warrants
Victor
Co
(Un)
Preferred
10
10c
(Un)
Exploration
Oil
Basin
Williston
6
Nov
85c
87c
Nov
1
100
23
Jun
37
Jan
5
16,800
4
Jan
7% Mar
7
300
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
76c
95c
6,400
Oct
1.15
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
26%
4%
Nov
4%
1
(35 Stocks)
5% Deo:
6%
.
.—1
;
Petroleum common
;
*
26%
i——
wv-—
Equipment
Westates
6
Jan
%
2,400
Jan.
14^
70c
High
Tues.
Jan. 15_
124.81
Jan. 16_____,
144.31
Mar 14
Low
124.60
—
Wed.
95c
Range for 19G2
Closing
Date
Mon.
100.23
Jun
27
144.09
Dec
8
106.57
Jan
3
124.36
J
17
Thurs.
Jan.
Fri.
Range for 1961
124.35
Jan. 18
"High *
Low
124.78
-
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Last.
-STOCKS
*
1
,
Steel
Wood
Low.
—.
119%
Research
Atlantic
Transit
Baltimore
1
—
Central
RR
of
J
N
Chrysler Corp
25
Curtis Publishing common...:
-—_1
D C Transit System clas A com
20c
•Delaware Power & Light—
6.75
Duquesne Light
5
Electric Storage Battery
10
—
48%
32%.
51J/4
Dairies.—
2
General Acceptance Corp common—,_1
$1
preferred
General
Motors
Giant Food
Macke
.
Fund
11
Jun
7'A May
19% Apr
9% Jan
559
9% May
76% Oct
1,038
3,367
617
49
45
25,171
17%
50
615
777
272
-
,
,
12% May
: 55% Mar
:
.
32%-Mar
56
Feb
18"% Oct
26 Va
16%
59%
34%
15% May
11% May :
45
Jun
10
533
12%, Oct
18% Jun
23%
237/a
80
16ya Oct
22%
24
1
—VT
21%
21%
22%
2,523
18Va Jun
16%c
81%
80%
85%
390
60% Jun
23Ya
24V«
27
19% Oct
1
stocks, for
1,411 o-
17%
Percent
1957-59=100
Composite
Manufacturing
>:
-
-
Durable Goods
Non-Durable
+1.2
' + 1.2
132.2
123.3
118.9
127.4
:
Goods
Change:
130.8
121.8
"
107.2
171.8
156.3
Trade,
Finance
Service
and
106.0
Chemicals
Pennsalt
_>__25c
-
3
-
^
Phila
Electric
Transportation
Electric
Potomac
Public
Service
Co
;
36
1
Oct
•
Jan
Mar
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Ritter
Scott
Finance
30% Jan
Y
•
Thompson
6V4
4,401
44>A
525
32% May
70
730
49% May '
Y"
■
'/■■'"■■■* YY
77/a
:—1
' 5%
11
5JA
945
32%
Y 2,596
Gas
10% Feb
25% Jun
62%
63V4
832
Y
36 V4
357/a
367/o
-
5
Transmission
57
8Va
22%
29%
»
common
V'. 28%
8%
29%
•
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
14-+-Y^_
v
$5,746,000
Jan
20
v:
/
509
22%
323
-
312,000
Jan. 16
4,257,210
4,417,000
289.000
Jan. 17
5,229,690
4,625,000
Fri.
Jan. 18
295,000
300,000
4,775,370'
4,190,000
23,805,760
Total
$23,900,000
.
44
STOCKS
Y"v': - ' •'•'-■fi-'-"-
Y;
Par ' .:T;
Allegheny Ludlum Steel___
Industries
PW
K-nnngv
$1,382,000
23,900,000
$2,123,000
$4,192,000
$4,526,000
27,813,000
70,808,000
80,872,000
$25,282,000
$29,936,000
$75,000,000
$85,398,000
Bank
Railroad
and
Industrial
TotaL.L_»——
L____
Jan
Jan
10%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
38V4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Apr
41
'
Feb
Jan
„5
1
10
10
^F°c-T
ahf
HarbLson
Horn?
.
r
ra
rn
WoVYd7"T-t
To^nh fY
ract0ries-^
(Joseph) Co
For
♦
—
footnotes,
8 50
71/2
see
page
.
High
72
27%
Oct
9%
75
7%
Nov
671/4 681/4
291/8 291/8
273/8 27'/8
8%
9%
31% 32%
41=5/8 42
33 Vb 33%
82
48 y8
231/4
217/8
- 7%
—
-
41.
High
Low
37%
27%
9%
32
'
331/4
26
26
26%
JUn
°ct
°ct
Sep
24% May
343/8 May
25% Oct
10
166
934
247
175
420
492.
Jan. 18.
.
7,000
271,000
1,000,170
Fri.
8y8
—
'-937,200
Jan.17.
Sales
$231,000
$1,000
$230,000
1,135,555
Jan.16.
Bond
-
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
278,000
,
274,000
11,000
285,000
196,000
'
25,000
221,000
1,195,545
165,000
1,000
166,000
5,516,440
$1,136,000
$45,000
$1,181,000
Range for Year 1962
Shares
{
Jan. 15.
Wed.
36%
—
DUn,^p?i^yStTDuSuIsne ?
^
°f pittsburgh__5
f
Co—~r
5
Eauitabte
Low
'1,247,970
Thurs.
8%
v
Jan.14.
Gov't
Domestic
Shares)
Total
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
Tues.
;
37%
1
Inc—
C°
n
Range
of Prices
52,556,942
;
,
Foreignv}A':;Ar;•*'Xa ■'^
Jan
for Week YY'YY
Last
Sale Price
60,220,728
Mar
Sales
Week's
1962
1963
1962
U. s. Government.
International
Mon.
Friday
Jan. 1 to Jan. 18
18,125,402
(No. of
v"v,
$25,282,000
$1,382,000
1963
,
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
5,234,000
23,805,760
Stocks—Number of Shares—*--,^.-.
Bonds—
•
4,706,000
4,920,000
4,490,000
______
Week Ended Jan. 18
8% Mar
29ya Jun
Oct
4,922,000
Wed.
Jan.
•
23% Jun-
Jun
8
43
72%
65%
19% Nov
818
Bond
Sales
$5,932,000
$186,000
Tues.
'
Total
U.S.
Govt..-
'Shares;';-
Y *
22% Mar
53 V4 Feb
18% Mar
Jun
6%
1,000
35%
353/a
38%
372
8y28y2
22% 23%
8"%
__
,
lo
;
ri
;
*
Company—
59
5
4.50
Corp
Washington Gas Light
17'A
,
T
Int'l
Bank
Jan
8
'>.
29
May..
160
17% Jun
1,141 ;
42% May
1,279 :^'13% Oct
46
16%
:
Jun
379
22%,
447/8
17
1
—______
Improvement——.—
Marion
22%
45%
—
3.50
45V4
Nov
';Y:| .-v-'Y
.
4Va Dec
31%
62%
Co
__.__2.50
Public Service^10c
Corp
47% Mar
71
Oct
31%
Lab
83.8
Foreign
Jan
34% Mar
8
Jan
?• -
7%
i-
B
Ramo-Wooldridge__
United
Warner
5%
w
*
United
16%
Oct
p:
Eastern
Universal
4%
24% May
5Va Jun
*
class
French
Co
Oil
795
69%
50
Jersey Gas
Texas
29
May
10% Jun
31% Oct
•
&
Southeastern
Sun
5,059
129.8
113.3
-
143.0
178.2
Railroad
4,999.170
Jan. 15—4,544,320
Mon.
Mar
38% Mar
.19
Feb
55
Jan
43%
;■
Paper
Smith Kline
South
6%
33%
85.5
,
185.5
and M'iscel.
38
Jun
1-
10
Reading Co common__;—>—_1—i
4%
+ 0.8:
+0.9
+1.8
+1.7
No. of
40% Jan
23% Jun
27
95.2
111.0
Stocks
28% Jan
94% Mar
33% Jan
y
32
com...*1
YYYYf-.Y-'Y•:/-v^-v,o ;
306
295
2,933
3,115
80
•
^.10
*
Gas
39%
37Mj
33%
14%
36%
98.6
101.8
134.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
Dec
30% Feb
32%
6
*
common
&
.
.*
common
Co^
Power
Electric
38%
36%
33
13%
36 Va
33 y4
14lA
*
5
;
Inc^_______»__
Photo
—
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc:
Philadelphia
39%
*
Corp
Pennsylvania Gas As Water com
Pennsylvania Power & Light——
Pennsylvania RR
Perfect
,
107.0
135.6
+1.5
170.3
153.5
104.2
Low
135,0
+ 1.0
106.4
Utility
Thurs.
Mergenthaler Linotype
,
117.2
126.1
Transportation
Mining
High
144.3
Jan. 4,'63
Jan. 11,'63
40Vi Jan
47% Dec
15Va Feb
Oct
7Ve Oct
28!A
-
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
75Vs Dec
13%-Feb
35
27%
Mar
26 Vi Nov
41% Jun
277/a
10c
;
Inc___
122
22% Dec
38Va Jun
5% Jun
103/s Jun
387/s. Jun,
24
May
—
60%
prices based on the closing prices, of 300 common
thetweek ended Jan, 11, 1963, for the composite •and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
foi the current year,
The SEC index of stock
15% Feb
17%
61
12%
-
-
.
620
200
25ye
4V '
9'A
—
-1
^
136% Jan
' 34% Jan
49% Jan
33% May
8%
57%
12%
class A
Resistance
30% Jan
13%
23%
44%
87/e
Vending class A___
Madison
•
429
40
10,596
235
—
__1.66%
Corp
Inc
International
98y»May
24ya Dec
35
May10% Dec
SEC Index of Stock Prices
99% Jan
r
11% Oct
435
1,262
275
-
High
60% Oct
1,355
48
10,572
99% 102%
,24% 24%
79Va 85%
7y2
7%
J11
ll
48% 49%
31% 32%
51 y4" 54
-23%
44%
8%
Ford Motor Co__-^-u^—li--w_2.50
Foremost
Low
,
20%' 21%
80V2
1.
Fair Stores
Food
__
v
High
8%
102%
50,
Range for Year 19G2
Shares
13%
.
13%
1.80
Co—
Co
.
11
-5
:
Soup
■
1
Co
Budd Company
Campbell
47
-
13
Corp——1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4-
.
4.33
Electric
City
:
76% 80%
13% 13%
116% 120
25 V4 25%
45
47'A
11% 12%
13% l4ys
77%
1
10
—1
common
American Tel & Tel->----------33V3
Arundel ; Corporation-^-.—:—*
Atlantic
of Prices
Par. 1
t
Markets Inc
Acme
Alan
?
for Week
Range
.
Sale Price
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
/
i
r
..
19
Jun
48%
Feb.
18Va
V
Total.
Feb
39 Va
Jan
30 % Mar
10%
;■
Feb
32% Mar
Stocks—Number of Shares
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
'+.• v;.
:
Government
Y'::
'•;,••
r•
;
5,516,440
48
Jari
Foreign
1963
1962
1963
Y
7,460,260
14,851,925
$1,286,000
$3,407,000
_
18
1962
Y
21,553,520
; ■"
V-
Y-Y '.:
$1,136,000
•
25,000
45,000
*
47 V*
Jan. 1 to Jan.
Week Ended Jan. 18
73% Mar
88,000
$3,088,000
>
-
86.000
1,000
2,000
Corporate
>
"'
24,000
$3,496,000
$3,198,000
Mar
28% Mar
Total.
$1,181,000
$1,313,000
"
Number 6231V.
197
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(269)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended January 18)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Range
of Prices
&
Power
Paper
Shares
V 4 Va %. preferred
Algoma Steel
40 y2
41 ya
5.365
24%
200
47
6.405
24%
9.614
———.I——25 •'
-A
24 VI
Jamaica
46
*
23%
v
iVLbw'.v
.High
38% Feb
24%
Oct
27
37
Jun
Labatt
49% May
Laura
Co
Canada
of
4%
pfd
Jan
Ltd
4 %%
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4 % % pfd
V—-iw—
$2.90 preferred
Argus Corp Ltd
class
$2.60
j
19%
■
Lauren tide
53% Apr
29%
Jun
class
$2.70
Class C
.
R
Atlas
Steels
Ltd
Sep
23 V2 Mar
Lewis
Bros
49%
1.020
45 %
Oct
50 '
Loeb
(M)
100
45 y2
Jun
.>• 550
40
Jun
50
.53
43%
,
53
'-./V
May
/
Selburn 5%
preferred
Bailey
53/» %
July
■I'Class.B
MacMillan
53
125
8%
10%
"1,180
7y0
Jun
9% May
51% a51%
40
50%
Dec
54 y2 Mar
50 %
4.070
28
3.135
7%
27
'17%
'■'
■
'18 *
6
Jun
26 JA
12
450
:?V-
Jun
36%
28
3,102
Nov
■ -
,
25
t>
.
200
22
Va
4,767
■00
72
Miron
Co
Ltd
Molson
Jan
83%
Jan
10
74%
76%
3,138
59
Jun
Montreal
76%
79
5,689
55
Jun
Montreal
43
49
2.961
40
Jun
Moore
Bathurst
Power
&
Bell
Telephone
5% preferred
Paper
Brazilian
British
Traction
Oil
American
British
Columbia
Brown
Company
Bruck
Mills
Class
B
Building
Bulolo
—
Ltd
6%
A
Oct
7 V
Jan
3.25
3.40
13.170
2.45
Oct
4.75
Apr
30
52%
a7%
45'A
Oct
56%
Feb
Penmans Ltd
93
Sep
93
Sep
Placer
25 »A
525
7.75
8.10
Sep
9y2 May
150
25
10
7%
1,702
5,360
7.90
Petroleum
358
12
Jan
16%
Power
Power
common
-*
-
22
22-
21%
Feb
Jun
21'A May
17%
Jun
23
12%
12%
13%
40,076
24c
22c
26c
107
17 Va
Dec
Co
111
Feb
Jan
27VI
10
100
28'A
31
1,224
Cement
$1.30
19 y2
37
July
6.10
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
6%
-
8.20 Mar
Sep
18%
25%
Oct
Quebec
Jan
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
Malting
Sugar
Foundries
32%
2,273
22'A
Sep
29
28
291/8
846
23%
Jun
*
;
Dominion
31%
20
28 M>
28%
29%
1,130
22%
Jun
29'A
800
32
Jan
43%
472
44
May
14
14%
2,255
17%
Jan
2,120
92
Dec
6,275
50 V2
Nov
33
4,625
33% Dec
21
21%
7,725
23% Mar
13%
13%
8.663
38
1.200
94
97%
50'A
32%
32%
131/2
25
38
38
_*
15%
.1.15
15%
3,010
12 Vs
123
12%
23%
16.550
♦
13'A
23'A
—*
36
36
36%
-1
> 29
28%
29»A
*
93
87%
93%
5.072
21% July
42
Jun
*
37'A
36%
37%
8,985
32% Oct
5%
6
5,120
-
——
common-:
common-
100
10% May
17
1,515
,
Ltd
Co
1,655
18
Jun
25 '/a
Apr
10
common
I-Il
21V2
common—
.*
V
Aviation
Breweries
$2.20
preferred
Canadian
I Class
British
4.00 Oct
75
270
35%
2,205
27%
Jun
Oct
47%
41
48
245
36%
21
150
20% July
143
62
82 Va Mar
Rothmans
45'/a
Nov
64%
Apr
Royal Bank of Canada
100
12 Va
July
13%
Canadian
:
Celanese
2o%
27%
15,165
11%
11 '/a
11%
20,845
52
52
53
1,055
$1.75' series VI IHH
'Canadian
Chemical
——.I—-—25
Co
17
25 V4
Jun
7%
Jun
53
9%
2.00
200
2.05
Sep
24
l.lou
16 %
Aug
24'A
37%
39%
9,035
26%
Jun
36'A
Dec
33% Aug
37
35%
•
510
a9
a9
8
V
25
11
Jun
38%
Oct
11
Ai-50
,v: 7 !a
6%
common 4+-—4 I
V 16%
16'A
71/8.
650
4 y2 May
Canadian
-Husky
class
Morse
V
■r.
Hydrocarbon^
Canadian
I.mperial Bk
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Canadian
44%
44%
3,935
45%
.45%
220
preferred
Shell Investments Ltd 5%%
Oil
Sicard
Inc
Canada
67c
Nov
Columbia
Cons
Foncier
Crown
Cork
St.pel
Jan
7'A
7%
a201/2 a20'/2
Steel
Jan
26%
Jan
4,820
27%
Dec
5.95
Dec
Oct
25
50
^
26%
42
250
32
*
V 1,550
32% A
311/4
j
Dec
5.30 Dec
10%
13%
Nov
6 %• Mav
20
21
July
24%
2,025
Dec
8% Mar
Mar
32% Mar"
Jim
'.Vf>34
34%
175
25
Jun
33 'A
a50
a50
5
46 %
Aug
54%I Jan
9%
,
*
>.'10
1,200
6%
Aug
12%
21 Vs May
32% Mar
■
-
:
"■
Steinbergs class A
a5J/2
a5%
50
1,325
13.824
20%
3,568
9l/a
20
20
8.75
6
6
—*
4.40
4.55
"A" pfd—10
8
,
i
■'
!
.3.86 Nov
250
18
4.80
4.20
Jan
550
3.35
Jun
100
7%
Jan
8
23%
23%
*
a4.00
a4.00
30
42
45
931
—
.—*
.1.34
a79>A
—2
Dec
Jan
4.50
Jun
17%
Jun
*
47»A
1,195
41%
Nov
45%
47'A
t
65
65%
426
50% July
73
14%
15
4,775
10%
Jun
16% May
9%
9%
A, 10
7,395
7%
Jun
13
23%
24%
10,135
Oct
27% Feb
14'a
14%
1,150
13%
Dec
15%
1.75
1.84
9,200
1.20
July
14
13%
14%
1,250
'
6 V2
6%
600
Trans
Canada
Trans
Bank—
class
Mountain
10
A
Pipeline
Oil
24%
Line
Pipe
Triad" Oils—
United
Steel
1.84
-1-^;*
Turnbull Elevator—!
Feb
14Va
*
'
*
Companies
:___£1
.
Sep
Walker
Feb
Webb & Knapp (Canada) LtdWestcoast Transmission Co com
1.34
10
143
Mar
a 79'A
50
82
Jan
24%
Apr
.
,
Gooderham
Voting trust
Western
Worts
&
.*
,
1.
17
11%
6
Feb
60
Feb
May
1.93
Nov
Feb
13'A. Sep
6
Deo
Nov
Dec
Prod
&
Crude
100
2.00
2.00
4.60
Oct
3,825
58%
57%
■1
44%
Jun
200
8% Jan
59% Mar
1.75 Aug
2.90
Jan
15%
Oil
15
15%
1,200
11
Jun
231%
14%
14
15
2,250
11%
Jan
22%
Feb
18
—-*
———
Pacific
5%r
5%
58%
—__»
...
>■ ■
y-'
Vendomatic Services Ltd class A
Dec
4.50
39
600.
15%
3,645
147/a
Oct
2,930
23
15,136
19%
Feb
25
Jan
Jun
19%
19%
«■
Finance
Apr
8y2 Mar
Oct
3.50
19V8
19%
Trans;Canada Corp Fund—-——--!
7% Mar
11
22%
Franco-Canadian——.'''
A„
18%
27
9.85
7 %
_*
Co
7,491
Traders
27%
V
Jan
250
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
19%
Texaco Canada Ltd
Feb
*; 14% Mar
Nov
5,900
,
Apr
*
„l
7>A
Oct
*
——
Canada-
6%
Oct
11%
of
Co
27 Vo
Dec
4.50
25%
11
*
.
5%
.
4.45
25%
_T
Ltd
class
7%
20
—*
•IV27 S;
15.75 «5'f75
fOct
Jun
Dec
common—
Zellerbach
Crown
Structural
Mar
Smelting——*
Seal
&
Standard
80
—*
Credit
Credit
Jan
14
8.40
Textile
*
26
•'
t
Jun
18% Jan
/9
'
'.
Jan
May
37% Sep
12,948
*
43
.
6%
14%
—
Jun
—
Co
13%
Power
Jan
Glass.
Coronation
16'A
■■
27
13%
'
9 '/a
Ltd-;
Mining
Consolidated
Canada
37 va
-
Bldg Corp Ltd
Consolidated
Co
Southern
'
*
-
_—,
100
*
Ai
Cellulose
Consumers
Sep
Jan
11
''XX
«
29
20
pfd-
"A"
-
17%
2,135
147/s
Ltd
common
72%
July
60%
!
—„I_50
>
of
Jun
12 '
2,900
com.
4%#?
1,229
:
Oils
11%
22 %
2,757
Vickers
Rio
861/2 Mar
19%
225
Series
B
'
28,049
80'/a
Canadian
J)—
23
Oct
7%Dea
/:■■
29%
43 »A
Canadian
(B
Jun
8%
1,100
8
29%
13%
Railway
—25
Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Del
22%
7,240
■:. 8
10%
v.
i,
29%
13
Locomotive
Coghlin
4
10%
10%
>144
80 y8
Pacific
Central
84% Mar
Nov
Jun'
1
X
43%
50
——
Canadian Marconi Co
Jun
6
29%
com A—*
Power
Jan
Jah
(53 Va
25
*
50
International
Preferred
Jan
11%
19
7,538
81 %
I-.
V
*
'pfdI\i_iVVVluI_I_I;i__50
% July
76 V* Nov
100
67
14%
*
V Preferred
Canadian
Oct
July
78%
771/4
*
Wa r rants'
*
161/4"
66
of Commerce_10
common—.
15'/2
Dec
8%
11
a22 'A a22 Va
.*
—
4%
Shell
Jan
8 %
A
Southam
Canadian
lOi/2
800
"
20
78%
—u„—;
preferred
Simpsons
v,
I
common
Ltd
Series A
Dec
600
Fairbanks
1,325
11%
a85'/a a85'/a
a8'A
a81/4
10
Corporation
Foods
Class
Dec
3.30
7%
2.15
—1
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
9ya
Jun
1,300
;
Feb
3.00 Mar
Jan
6
3.40
Canadian
3,625
9%
11
10
-
Lawrence
Salada
Dec
510
Co
Scott-Lasalle
May
24
common.^.*
Ltd
—
St
Feb
12% Mar
Jun
48
3.30
-VII
Warrants
July
9%
<
*
common
11%"
91/2
11%
Feb
*
—
9%
VI*'
100
925
*
com
11
a
*
IiI-_«
July
47%
I' 21
*
common
preferred
56
2.00
Aluminum
common-.:
4»A%
>
■: 71
warrants—_—V
A
Canadian Bronze
Reitman's Canada Ltd
Rolland Paper class A
Class B -I-—-i-I
Feb
13'A
•
__
Feb
55
50
:
—_
32%
13%
70%
Electronics———_*
—II—
32%
56
__
Canadian
Jan
75
•
15
wis.
13 y4
_*
Canada Steamship common
*
5% preferred ——A——I——-112,50
Canadian
21%
21'A
Oct
35
2,740
375
35'/a
I
■»
Telephone
preferred
5%
1
preferred
Power I—
1961
Nov
32 Vo
._*
common
preferred
Canada
Jan
29VI
43
„*
—*
,
Jan
28%
"
Canada
Feb
11%
—
Ltd
141/8 Mar
155
3A
Nov
3.60
10% May
79,732
106
Feb
Mar
■
48%
common
common
Price Bros &
Jan
2.50 May
5,450
27%
16%
635
100
Corp of Canada
Quebec
Calgary
18% Nov
7,950
*
—
Development ii
Feb
24% Jan
21%
•
common
Page-Hersey Tubes II_
Pacific
50
Jan
7% Jan
24
.
21
Jan
537
4.05
17% July.
1
new
Products
Steel
23,952
17%
5
_
Ontario
Mills
preferred
53
i2y2
A*
.w—
_l—_
7%
Dec
3.75
100
40
Light & Power—
Flour
New
Nov
17%
Vv
38%
Scotia
Ogilvie
20'/a-
12%
25
Nova
Apr
15
50
10% July
a201A a20 Va
20%
21%
21%
*
Jan
75
7% Mar
100
7
Ltd-
Jun
1
V
53
Aug
Mines
HI July
*
,
58% Mar
48
Noranda
15 %
95%
300
*
10
-*
±
46 y2 July
46 % Oct
21%
95 V*
7%
17% y
Jan
36% Deo
551/2
10%
—
28
a7%
<
July
5
7,480
14
Dec
38
8,715
—
4,600
30%
-
-II
Products
4.60
13%
—
class
——
Gold
767
20 VI
Products
—
Ltd
195
25
.—100
pfd
10
Telephone
Forest
Chemical
17.266
51
5%
*
Power
Brockville
54%
5%
_*
Columbia
Columbia
preferred
54
5m/4
;—*
British
British
4%%
125
*
Light & Power
1,000
52
50
£1
:
17 %
51%
25
;
—i_.
36
25
Jun
17
*
A
—
Bowater
Bowater
15
*
Paper common
> Class A
26
12
100
7%
Trust
*
Jun
7,525
43
*
Locomotive
10
181/4 Mar
10%
A
4
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciate (Canada)
Sep-
38
*
—
Bank of Nova Scotia——
Jan
10
pfd
class
Feb
16 Va
*
—
Corp
15 y
Jan
Oct
al9% a20%
V—.'
common—
Ltd
B
Preferred
100
Mar
131/4
20%
18%
I-V---^-100
partic
class A
Breweries
Class
75'/2
Jun
11%
7%
17%
*
—
6%
(Robt)
2,345
43
Ltd *
.V--.—I-
Dec
July
51'/a
common
Rignts.
36 Va
15
10
preferred
Metropolitan Stores
20% Aug
23%
23%
10
River
5 y2 vo
Dec
1,400
17%
2.50
Tel
17 V»
May
150
23
23
&
86
37%
-—I—I—————2.50Bloedel & Powell
Tel
High;
Jun
8V2 July
k 8% Nov
al8 al8JA
*
A—I
Low
64'/2
10 %
14%
*
—
Massey-Ferguson
~7%
36 Vs May
Dec
1
35
>
Maritime
1,296
8%
.50 V4
10
38
—
Maclaren P &. P Co class
Jan
55
52%
25
preferred
290
*
com
Oct
46% Mar
Mitchell
Bank of Montreal—
Ltd
Ltd
*
,-4
11
*
Ltd
_—,—* ;
—*
—
Service
preferred
20'A
a
cpmmon-V-^---"----^---.*
10
37%
$2.00
435
53
.-.—50
preferred—
preferred;>41#*
Asbestos Corp
Atlantic Sugar
2.620
Units
Jun
49
common..:—__——*
preferred
—50
A
80%
V—V^.1-II—■'
Financial: class A—-—*
23
T: 43
Range for Year 1969
High
79%
(John)
22%
25
50
—50
—50
—50
Shares
Secord
;
v
Aluminum
for Week
lo
Lines—
6%
pfd
Ld
Public
-
-*
:
_—
Ltd
Aluminium
High
40%
Sales
Range
of Prices
-v
_5
Pipe
Iroquois Glass
Range for Year 1962
Low.
_*
common-
Interprovincial
for Week
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
Last
Sale Price
Abitibi
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
37
18%
1,175
17%
Dec
18'A
Dec
5
Feb
'
Weston (Geo)
Distillers
Seagrams
Petroleum
Dome
Dominion
V-l
49ya
3,978
37%
Jun
50% Mar
14
14
700
9.55
Jun
15 Va
Jan
19%
20%
5,630
Sep
26%
Coal 6%
Glass
T/r
Steel
25
5%
5i/a
153
61%
62%
2,665
45
Jun
*
78
80
1,485
68
..Nov
;
common
preferred
Dominion
A
&
Lime
Warrants
Dominion
II-IlA
Steel
&
I
Coal
Chemical
.
Tar
&
:
1%
*
Donohue
Dow
Du
Bros
of
1.80 Sep
985
8
Oct
Oct
14%
18%
16,516
16
Mav
a23
85
20
Feb
15
NOV
al44
5
139
Feb
145
3 Mi
21%
22
1,505
20
Oct
27
50%
___*
50»/a
25
38'/a
,i
38%
1,005
80%
.80
50
Jun
56
.85
.
■
a9
a9
,
125
4,297
10
24'A
2,220
18 Va May
5%
Power
•;-iV
*
23%
'
•'.MX-.
50
10
preferred
i
I
_—100°
preferred
——100
General-.Dynamics i-,—__Ivij WlA—4
General: Motors
a65%
Lakes
Paper--—
Handy
Andy Co
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger
Home
Oil
Can
class
VI.
A—
1,335
33%
100
100
Bay
Indus
Mining..
Cement
Canada
For
Ltd
Corp
I_
I—.
see
Range
14c
for Week "
Shares
/Range for Year 1963
Low
High
3.70
5
5.50
4%
23%
Mines
Atlas
Sulphur
Ltd——.
—
24c
r
5c
6c
a4c
2.60
&
Co
Iron
Ltd
Telephone
Co
Ltdi
—
61
5c
May
>14"' Dec
23%
-
54%
52%
■.
2,622
-I:;•«- 455
1
541/4
9.3b
35
Oct
4.35
39'%
-
May
Feb
Mar
9c
July
3c
ADr
10c
July
4c
1.60
2.65
33c
35c
27c
Jan
10c
1
1.50
9.80
10%
10%
8c
-8c
2,000
5c
A 8,715
■!
I
4.40
Oct
60c
Oct
1.25
1.40
9.70
1.45
jnn
Nov
Bornite
Jun
15%
Jun
15%
Jan
6
Dec
July
Jan
3.95 Aug
16'A
Sep
Jan
46
Mar
<te
Gas
-
16c
16c
12
12
24c
,18%c
24c
159,000
10c
9'/2c
10c
4,600
A
k.
t
,':;X
"
/
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15
Corp—^l-u-.-.I,IIl
Mines
Ltd—1
1,000
A 100
1,735
15%
15
4.75
al2c
14c
16c
A/ 24c
27c
':>/ I-
\
5.75
Apr
A
8c
Nov
8%c
Oct
60c
Aor
Dec
Sep
14
Apr
10c
25c
Jan
8
A
Mar
4c
Oct
18
May
Oct
Oct
171/4
Aug
26% Mar
12
12V8
3
100
8
9,200
7.000
11%. Nov
Jun
25c
200
4.75
a!2c
Lid
Copper
Bruneau
4%c
1,000
,
V
16c
Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
7
32c
All%c Dec
Aug
Aug
18c
Nov
70c
20%
Jan
2a
2c
Dec
4c
Jan
Sep
7.45
Feb
Feb
4.15
4%C
4.75
Oil
Bluewater
Nov
>11'/
•
-
Warrants
7'A
V 9.40
•':•■? 4o
46%
1,555
'
/
1.50
r
v
Bay
21%
3.80 -Sep
1.19%
3,540
a43 a43%
.
22% Jan
'
5,200
-
NOV
•
2.55
•
—5
Mining Co
Beauce Placer Mining——^—
Belding-Cortlcelli 7 %
pfd—I—,,100
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd-,:
Black River Mining Ltd
Blue Bonnets Raceway
Inc_
Dec
20
100
1.90
Bateman
Jan
Oct
12%
._50
38%
Jun
15
1.00 Jan
Dec
30'/2
.
7c
5%c
a2'/2c a4'/2c
6c
10% July
1.75 May-
2.05
32 %
:
—*
19c
24c
1.98
32%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"„I/Baker Talc Ltd
Jan
15%
12% v:.vA 1,460
1.90
Jan
52
-i 11%
/
Feb
3,190
5%;
Dan
9% July
Nov
22c
•
1.98
1
Avalon
Jan
109'/8
Jun
39c
-
Jan
37%
96% Oct
'High
;>
Nov
4.90
5%
Telefilms Ltd
,„Ii
,1
—*
Augustus Exploration
1
1
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B—i-*
Jan
103»/2
.
1
13 %c Dec
3.70
Atlas
Sep
20 Vs
/NOV
Jan
22
36% May
Dollars
14c 15 %c
-
com—*
—__-———
Arno
Apr
1,156
16%
VIA: 12
'!:.
Juiv
Oct
Feb
59% Mar
(
Calgary
&
Edmonton
Corp
Ltd
--
^
*
21%
2i%
'
| Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd^—
12
11%
12
13% Mar
43%
42%
43%
9,206
39
July
58%
Feb
5
Canada-Southern
15%
14%
15%
3,050
12 % July
17%
Jan
271/4
27%
7,705
19% July
34V4
Jan
300
3c
3c
2.500
4.25
1.700
16%
16%
596
4.25
4.45
600
7%
7%
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100
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94
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11
18
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.
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11
18
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I
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6
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Nov
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35
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44
180
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15
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23c
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12
12
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1.60
1.50
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&
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46 %C
V
54c
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Nov
20%
12%
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7,000
3,400
16c
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45c
1,000
3c
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80
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1.92
1.95
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11c
8
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8%
2%c
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1.60
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3.90
1.99
1.40
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8c
Aug
27c
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.
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l
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1
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X
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class
class
5
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251/4
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pfd
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Lake
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10,150
78
605
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red
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pfd
50
38c
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4.00
4T00
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Dec
35c
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Feb
2.90
x *
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12%
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7;
80
2,250
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6% Apr
7c
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July
66%
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83
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17c
1.75 Dec
4c
Nov
Mar
22 %c
Apr
15c
10,500
8%C Dec
20c
13c
70,400
8%c Dec
30c
Feb
6c
2,000
4c
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7c
Mar
5%c
11,650
5c
Nov
12c
35c
11,400
30c
Nov
70c
May
31c
\
15c
18c
Feb
47
50
Oct
52%
Jan
12c
33,500
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
M
1
16c
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(Que) Ltd
1
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investran Co—1
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51
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7.00
4.75 Aug
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100
3.25
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61,400
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47c
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1.95
2.10
2.55
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27%
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;
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-i
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.
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25,000
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1
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A
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17%
Jun
14%
Jun
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83%
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45
4,50 Jun
Jan
20
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56
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6% Jan
Jan
52
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13%
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431
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10
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350
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58% Mar
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18,773 X
200
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15
100
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53
439
50
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.
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47
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90
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67
86
30
30
30V2
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Columbia
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British
Columbia
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150
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20 %
21%
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34
33
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89
89
70
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25
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July
15%
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15%
class
;
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0.75
21%
88
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——___*
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10
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95%
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100
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104
90
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-
111
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130
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4.50
1,200
25
25
25 V*
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class
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Building
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83
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8
8
1.15
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8y2 May
Jun
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17 %
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7
5,290
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100
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;
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1
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2.25
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64c
64c
1,000
48c
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Apr
Apr
5c
18,000
4c
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46%
38 V*
415
15
62
49
Jun
Mar
July
85,
2.45
2.35
2.45
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600
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/
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8c
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30c
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July
May
July
July
l
;
4.75
4.45
4.75
1,10
9.458
2.75
Save
(1957)
6.75
x
Jan
5.10 Jan
4%c Jan
18%cMar
20%
Feb
29%c Dec
2.80 Dec
65c
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Silver
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South
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f
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1*1*0
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54c
45,100
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57c
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65c
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20c
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50
42c
1.97
200
1
7C
6%c
7C
25,000
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114%
114
69c
115
80c
6,265
50c
Oct
1.80
23c
23c
200
50c
Oct
5c
Dec
1.80 May
14c
Feb
GoId
Mbaw
Mines
pfd
*
75c
lEtd—IT——Zl
Ltd—
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preferred.
Oct
see
Class»B:
Jun
25%
Canadian Aviation
Canadian
8c
66c
63c
66c
38c
Apr
He
7c
lie
12,500
77,700
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89%
50
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13c
247,000
6c
6c
6%C
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1
3.90
3.90
3.90
750
86
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v
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17
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85
86
150
81
71%
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57
67
47
Sep
July
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48
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61
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1.75 Jan
19%
Oct
36c
May
1.01 July
Jan
57%
Canadian
Class A
x
100.
235.
British
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62
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35
Apr
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82
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58
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class
C
27
36 ya
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19
Oct
22
Feb
33
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38%
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9
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3.55
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,
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3.40
14,623
7%
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86c
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7,000
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86c
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91c
9,100
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6
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7%
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3.75
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1.40
,
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Oct
14%
375
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Feb
110
2.80
6.00
Apr
54%
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50
Jan
1,705
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51
51
10
47
40%
15
35
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57/8
6
2,925
4.50 Jun
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2.40
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38
37
39
1,000
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39
42
424
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37
Dec
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16
16
16
2,105
14
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14
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51
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;
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Feb
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3.927
703
XX
40%
1.
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Apr
5%
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Canadian
14%
40 %
preferred
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1.30 Jan
10% Nov
225
———100
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1.30 Jan
1,375
Sep
Sep
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Jun
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B
Jun
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38
Dock
Class
25c
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3.65
•
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25c
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July
39;
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Canadian
14,000
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1.60
1
Apr
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1.50
240
21
3
Dec
40c
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2.220
2.10,
36
...
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62c
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9%
2.10
2.10
37%
common—
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57c
Jun
52% May
20%
!
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39c
8
Feb
12% Mar
x
Jun;
9%
*
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61c
25%
sy2 May
47
Apr
Mar
2.25
Gas
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835
17
13 y4 Mar
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preferred
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33,090
52%
64%
xj
25
x
—
2nd
6.485
11%
11%
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27%
52
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common......
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9y4 May
17;z Jun
Dec
Mar
96% May
2.00
Chemical
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11% July
735
11%
.
54 %
89
44% Nov
257
13 y8
25%
X
—
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Canadian
305
55%:
/
93% Oct
11%
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64
12%.
;
class
1,000
2,407
94%.
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.
com—.*
...
;
27%
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warrants
preferred
Canadian
55
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12%.
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50
58
81
77
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55%
—
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1%
79
*
12c
6.25 Mar
10
...
40c
41.
Jun
31 y2
100
Breweries
*
page
22
435
.
Mar
x 30»: Jun
999
36
21%
*
......
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*
;
B
Fairbanks
18,100
l2V6c
25% Aug
29%
12.50
class
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13c
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29
Jan
Jan
33
57
Preferred
Canadian
11c
90
/
Canada Wire
Canadian
13c
Oct
3,121
,
Jan
7
5% May
23% Jun
.71%
10
—
Jan
6,200
200
Jan
32%
*
!.—
-.i
May
126
8,500
1.40 Jun
X
35
A——
Permanent
Curtis
10c
14
28 %
,
xx--36;
100
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred—
Canada Steamship Lines common
Canadian
1.60
90
class
Feb
17%
100
.
24c
1.60
9c
Packers
Sep
17%
1
Corp Ltd—^
United Asbestos Corp Ltd—
United Obalski Mining Co Ltd
United Principal Properties
100
Nov
1.00 Jan
•
Ltd—
footnotes,
5o
1.42 Jan
1
:
Canada
2.10
i7ya
1
_•
Ltd—
Canada
270
May
Sep
1.40 Mar
1
Ltd
Petroleum
For
July
45c
Exploration
Titan
49c
Feb
1.97
Canada Power 6%
Services
Mines
Texaco
9% Jan
a80c
Consolidated Mines
Talisman
Tib
1.42 Jan
j 97
Petroleum Ltd—
Lake Mines Ltd
Tazin
1.55
Dec
5% Oct
i
Supertest
f
Jun
19c
4,272
1
Air
Sullivan
').
75c
57.600
7%
nto
Standard
Tache
7,400
24c
43c
28%
29
X
Celanese
1.10
19c
6%
54c
29
*
—2.—!!*/
!—!
Canadian
1.00
22c
2
Ltd—
preferred
Canada Malting
Canners
Ltd_
Mines
4% %
Canadian
7V4
»
—
Ltd
31%
20
7.40 Jan
Ltd—
Dufault
Spartan
'V
1
32%
...
A-—-
Dec
•
Ltd—
*
:
Sugar
Class B warrants
•
6%
'
Oct
2.30 Dec
21 %
6%
...
Dominion
Canada
17c
22 y4
_*
Canada Iron Foundries common...
Nov
Sep
Preferred
.
__*
Canada Cement common.—
Dec
1
Development
&
common.
3c
-
■
common.
Canada
5c
15 %C
;
Columbian
Calgary Power
Bread
1.10
■
-—
8,000
9,500
*v
<
Enterprises
8c
a86 a86ye
50
Warrants
Cabol
3%c
45%
,
3.95 Aug
9%
4%c
'
,
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
—1
Quebec Lithium Corp__
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd— w
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
—1
Quebec Telephone 5% 1950 pfd
20
Roberval Mining Corp———,
-1
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
2
'
'I
.Jan
1,313
67%
76
68%.
_!!w.—
8c
8c
;
1
^.1
f^.v
>>
Feb
105
19,248
3.60
3%c
2
Prime Mines Ltd-
7.00
3.20
_* : X
Ltd——
7.00
Power
!
24
Aug
20
,
-ir
■■
X
Jan
31c
1.60
Bright (T G) common.
Jan
.
;
A
Biltmore
Dec
32c
,
4^5
1.35
&
Brazilian
Jan
6c
34c
Power
1.53
5%c
1
.4.15
1.40
*
—
!»—^*.^--'10
6.00 Jan
5% Jun
7.000
77
B__
preferred
Bowater Paper
Jan
Quebec Power Co Ltd—
>!!-'jV
Jan
Feb
'
5c
Bell
Dec
12 %c
12%c
'/v;
1
Ltd
25
4c
36Vi
4.25
class
-Jun
96 y4
685
X:X/35 X
35
Paper common
Class '■*A—.i—„i.—*
^
Beaver
Sep
i2y2c
—
l
Corp
10c
<
Ltd
205
36 %
Electric
Bathurst
Sep
18c
Oct
-
75o
585
10c
V/x
l
-
2.75
4c
//
1
10c
2.40
.10
Mines Ltd
X:-!
2.65
■■■
1
North
>v:
10c
-
I
Nocana Mines Ltd—
i-f
••
48c
.
64,575
6%
6%
all % all%
il.——.-
Bank' of Nova Scotia—10
'
Newrich Exploration Co Ltd_
New West Amulet Mines Ltd_
)
»*'•
»fc-
3,700
91,900
1.44
6%
—*
Uranium
:'——
r
1
35c
1.39
X;
64% jun:
2,501
50%
100% 100 Va
Bartaco Industries
Apr
1.00
3.60 Dec
58,500
52c
34%c
*
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland Lt & Pow Co Ltd
New
If
52c
l
Needco Frigistors Ltd
;/
52c
100
!»_
—
Bank of Montreal
May
May
13c
Dec
12 %c
2,200
72,100
53c x
——..iu.—,!!»:
Atlas. Steels
Apr
51%
Jan
14c
53%
Jua
Dec
1.76
4.90 Feb
700,
Jan
Oct
23%
14c
Jun
18c
;
10,900
2.65
45c
common—*
Ltd
Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
New
V*
X
X
18c i:
1.10
51c
1
19c
15c
1.75
;
1
Native Minera's Ltd
■tl. ;
18c
*
-
'
,17c
:'x
500
,
50%
.
640
23
■
Oct
17C
July
5%
50%
__50
Nov
47%
48 Va
400
,
52.
Jan
5c
May
7c
X
52»/4
51%
Mar
7.55 Jan
Dec
36
Dec
77/g
1.20 Mar
2V2c Jan
1,015
28c
5%
*
Mount
•;:
.''•X-V-'
5
—
H
28c
50%
Beatty Bros common!!————
47,300
6,000
X
9% May
17%
29%
Nov
53c
Jun
May
25
40
50c
7
6
1~5~%
100
;
52%
Temple common
Acceptance common
Refineries common
10 Va Mar
<
Jun
5,950
16
.11
Jan
4,000
180!
8%
Aug
8C
98c
8
Oct
5
112,500
Jua
1,655
2,879
16,874
10%
"
8%
—
11 y2
1.50
48 y4
9%
Feb
20 y2
5,800
14c
16%
10%
83c
10
4c
88c
15
—
Jan
Nov
20c
1,060
12
47%
2,000
Feb
8.975
27
18c
47c
Apr
3.05
12 y2
8% July
3c ' Jan
48%
47c
24
X- 50
1.15 Aug
18%
15% Jan
92C
__5
Ltd_l
Mercury Chipman
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd.;
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
;
,
if
Lake
Red
1
——
Ltd
47c
-
Nov
July
45
22%
7c
———w——-*
ww—
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
1,510
12%
200
11c
1,836
1.50
Jan
17%
150
81C*
.533
49%
Apr
29%
21%
a8
9c
23
49
1.30
Oct
53%
Jun
17%
20
75c
22%
1.30
10
Jun
Jua
22%
5.70
lie
78C
-
4.80
.37
Atlantic Sugar
ClaSS A
1.50
1
Feb
Atlantic
4c
—L*
Feb;
72
40
49%
$2.60 preferred. ..ii——
$2.70 class B preferred.!
x
:
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
-24
Jua
Ash
.20
Corp of Canada Ltd
i
*
Locnabeg Oii Corp—i,———wf;:
May
Sep
>8
1
•.
..'■■185
lc
common....
Jan
18
56
689
,
Jan
21%
Jun
5.70
Lithium
■
4.10
59
Jan
108
15% May
1,915
19%
58
.
1—50'
preferred—^——25
4%
Imperial class A
Corp common.
preferred
$2.50 preferred class A
Feb
3.00
Sep
1°0
Co
Class C
4.50 Mar
Jan
-
19%
59
Jan
17%
lOl Va Jua
30c
a8
1
19
110
Oct
7.30
v
300 '
X
47
u4.—
;
_l,i
A
A
19
19%
Argus
9V4 May
69c
75c
19,864
107
19
/
—10
,50
—!
4 % % preferred
Analogue
Controls:
Warrants
Feb
Oct
20
9.70
106
Jan
20 y4
Oct
1,500
110
9.25
x
Jan
Feb
38 y4
22%
Aluminum
Jan
■-
lie
July
3,000
.~
75c
106
10
Gas;
—j.
107 y2
110
Jan
23% July
•106
July
17,803
245
9.40
—10O
Jan
1.30
2.30
19%
X 12c
1.17 July
6% Oct
•:Xx.. .525/
8
25%*
70c
70c
30%
May
2.85
1
Jun
6,600
2.40 Oct
1.40
29%
29% X
..
Dec
1.65
25,484
1.99 May
48c
19,130
5.50
2.00 Oct
Dec
7%o Dec
43 '
Aug
35.257
90c
2.30
63c
24%
3.90
3.25
2.15
5
23%
Sep x
2.00 May
47 Ve
Sep
76c
9,325
2iy2
5.50
Nov
2.95
83c
.
XlSOx
45%
6y2
86c
69c
High V
49% May
27% May
,
3.50 Oct
17,522
.23%
1.00
3.10
2.80
5.50
50
Iron Corp ——_i.l
Keeley Frontier Ltd
*
3.40
22 y2
2.55
24 y«
200 X
it '■■•'
110
3.40
22 y2
—;
Anthes
350
Dec
46 %
5.50 Jan
II,000
24%
; Warrants: ■;
1.80 Aug
8c
265
;
,
Algoma Steel
1,623
44%
44%
24%
X
Jan
Aluminum Ltd^i——
Oct
5c
24 V*
>
7,013
41%
Oct
'
Jubilee
Jan
4.00 Aug
r
Range for Tear 196)8
38%
Feb
:!.tv
■>.'
Nov
11c
iX/;:-// Low" X
High
40%
3.40
^5
preferred—
Preferred
Mining
&
1.15 Nov
iX
Sales
Shares
-
July
1.20Jan
43,070
2.50
1
h*
6%c Aug
Nov X
for Week
2.80
—-—100
Class A preferred^~—
■
May
40c
5%c Sep
500
1.95
1.05
Jn
.
3.60
Dec
50c
Week's
2.60
Feb
10c
155
W&rr^nts
In
3.25 Nov
54c
600
mm
4c
,
*
—
Gas Trunk common—.
Alberta
2,000
a61c
*
2,500
2.30
XX Class A warrants_i.«
10c
800
7c
1.40
5
Hi
12c
12c
a61c
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
International Helium Ltd
4.50
3%c Aug
3.00 May
83c
Mar
"•
5,120
8,178
7,300
1,000
1.93
Inspiration Ltd
»»■X
li-t-
9,500
'
8c
Feb
2c
3.55
Ltd
1.05 Aug
5c
3.90
24 Vi
'■■x"! Votingtrust-j————
Apr
July
I,000
1.95
'mm
Sep
5c
40%
*
Warrants
."Xv
19c
2c
a»xx;
V
40c
Range
Alberta Distillers common..——,———».*
NOV
45c
16c
3.90
Metals Ltd 1
7,000
Low
preferred /
vx
:
57o
4c
Ltd.*
Helium Corp of America
4$c
of Prices
———
Feb
10c
10c
?n
95c
Last
Abitibi Power & Paper common
preferred x
Acklands
Ltd common-———
14 %c Aug
Jun
160
7,000
16c
Golden Age Mines -Ltd—Lw——
Grissol Foods Ltd—
——*-
«"»
<
May
40c
Par
Oct
5,000
97,700
8c
1
Canada
Glen Lake Silver Mines Ltd
i--
60c
Friday
Nov
19c
27c
7c
—
V-
700
Prices Shown Are Expressed lit Canadian Dollars "
Algoma Central common—^.—
Ventures Ltd——!w—1;
Gaspe Oil
86c
Sale Price
Jan
19c
.
'
:
Jun
3%c
22c
;
limiM"
.X-
8% Sep
100
2%c
26c
July
1.15
4.50
STOCKS
Apr
11,350
^
'v\
Feb
i
Nov
3c
4,400
are segregated into two parts.
The first one being
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS.
'
INDUSTRIAL
1
Dec
19c
.
5c
6,200
95c
X-
Feb
200
.
3V2c
Fundy Bay Copper. Mines—
——1
Futurity Oils Ltd
—;
^———*•
7c
4 Vic
Toronto Stock Exchange
Feb
26%
65c
,
Mines Ltd——wLl
Lake
Fox
Sep
Mar
8%
(1945) Ltd
1
Minerals Ltd———*
Reliance
Port
.
V-«
30c
24c
-XX
be
90c
42p
Feb
11,800
3%c
1
May
86c
July
57c
9c
Fantana Mines
•>»
33 y2
Oct X
5y2 July
65c
1.95
• -:V
Mining & Exploration Inc
Apr
14c
150:
49,300
184,400
2,100
9c
1
—
13
24 Yb
2,000
:
61c
w—«..!!■.—w--.lV
15,000
Jan
6 %
/rx:;-':. 3.35 Mar:
14c
Jan
Exchange issues
The Toronto Stock
Jan
Feb
9c
1
Inc
20%
Sep
61c
1
Empire Oil & Minerals
: Fab Metal Mines Ltd
!?'x
24c
•''
Com
Dumont Nickel
1,000
15%
Apr
4 Vie
6c
90c
of Canada__2
Speculative Inv Fd
Apr
13
200
26c
Dumagami Mines Ltd—,—1 X
;?
2.90
2.85
-High:/-.;
/
xMay
2.50 July
5
Jan
48% Feb
-
6c
50c
York
13,650
33c
Ltd.*
500
Mat
45%'Dec
50
X
26 y2
25c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Associates.——
5%c
5%C
Jan
6.466
Hout
Der
—1
*
——
4.50 Sep
90c
26 y2
Drummond
Feb
49c
6c
>■
8c
10c
Nov
27c
%
Feb
May
2.70 July
4c
Dec
*
Ltd
3c
Apr
Sep
18c
367/a
*
Explorers
14c
14c
21c
1
Ltdw
Dominion
Aug
X: X
1
Ltd—k
Mines
Mines
W
8c
1,200
T'-V. 2,550
12
5
A
2.71 Jan
10
.
Year 1962
Low
580
12C
Vanguard Explorations Ltd.
——1
Virginia Mining Corp..—————1
Wainwright Producers & Refin Ltd.l
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
—.——*
Western
Helium Ltd
*
Westville Mines Ltd—
-1
July
Nov
Pools Ltd
Swimming
Mar
Van
Apr
8c
Jan
19c
**
class
13
July
4c
65c
25c
22c
—i—*
Limitee
Denault
v
10
15,925
1,000
r- 2,700
3,500
22c
Limitee' class Aw——60 •/-
Frere
&
class
Inc
M-G
4.20
4.00
39
1
10
Tr._
Val
Range for
;>.X
High
12c
United Towns Electric Co Ltd-.-./—_10
Jan
16 Vic
*
Ltd
Corn
Copperstream Mines Ltd
t
M*
New
Consolidated
/
4'/aC
24c
.1
Pacific Ltd—
Consolidated
»•«
I
5y2c
4.20
Jan
12c
600
9c
4»/2C
5 Vic
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd./_■
r.-,
Cleveland Copper Corp—■
1
Commodore Business Mach (Can) Ltd.*
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd
..1 *,
?
9c
:
29c
Dec
4,200 :
5c
89C
4Vic
1
1
Chiboug Copper Corp-
4Vic
85c
;
85C
<
2.90
Dec
5c
11c
11c
5c
•
V
Shares
5%c
6c
1,000
7c
for Week
Low
6,500
9c
7c
—
Range
of Prices
High
:-/X/ Low;,-/
High
7y2c
9c
1
Cartier Quebec Explorations Ltd——_1
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
*
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd-—_
-1
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd——
1
)\k,
Last
Range for Year 1962
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
stocks
for Week
Last
Sale Frlce
STOCKS
H-
(Range for Week Ended January 18)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Oil.
*.
16%
311/* Jun
4.50 May
41
Feb
—
6%
1.40
6%
7
14,937
1.40
—l
...
warrants—
16%
-
1.45
1,140
90c
May
3.25
Jan
1.40
1.40
20
90c
May
3.25
Jan
,
Volume
Number 6231
197
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„■
.
(271)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
7:7.7
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
common—.
Canadian Marconi Co
Railway—.
Petrofina
preferred
Canadian Tire Corp
Common
Utilities
Canadian
66
65%
9
9%
14%
14%
14%
5,067
4.35
4.35
4.50
2,975
Wallpaper
Western
72%
25%
Oct
3.60
20"%
Mineral
Jan
Industrial
Wire
Apr
Inglis
Jan
6%
Oct
11
11%
4,783
9%
Feb
27%
Oct
24%
27%
1,214
22 %
Jun
35
35
40%
610
30%
Oct
32%
32
33
650
25 %
83%
Jun
90
—*
20
20%
B_—i*
25
25
com_*
18
18%
20
20«/4
2IV4
—
20
16 y4
—
•
29
Sep
28
26%
preferred
5%%
—
_n
15% July
520
preferred
Westinghouse
Canadian
Canadiaawide
Capital
Properties
161/4
29
,
,4.60
Industries
Bldg
Chartered
*.•
Chrysler
—_
Wines——_—
4.15
28,200
120
'
3.50
Dec
50
Dec
2.90
96
:
109
15
570
11
Oct
88
90
205
43
Jun ^(>>.'80'
4.35
4.50
7,335
.1
8%
8%
200
•
8%
8 »/4
190
Consolidated Building, common*-.:——*
8
8%
2,805
8
8%
5:00
425
Conduits
15
i.—————.—-25
Columbia Cellulose
—
-
National
Consolidated
Bakeries
3.00
14%
7%
Oct
7
Dec
Warrants
10
Aug
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated
Consumers
;
A
—
& Smelting
4.80
*
Paper———.*
36%
Jockey
10,774
20
12,207
109
10
130
104
669
Oct
105
16
108
108
17%
——L_——•
B
17%
16%
•
16%
14%
21,310
109
Feb
.
Jun
19% Jun
-..Warrants"
Preferred
/
'
-
-
6%
,
Nov
J—.--—.J.
2.35
Imperial
Craig ••• Bit ■—:
—————-4—~—*
Timber
Crestbrook
Crown;:
Crush
Dale
Ltd
Dalex
Co
preferred
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
of
Dominion
Coal
Warrants--.
Dominion
Dominion
97
17,862
15
19%
20%
12%
—:
104%
Oct
3.00
Jan
5Vic
May
13%
Jun
12%
8
2,175
.Piefeyred,
250
7%
Jun
500
6%
Jun
8%
10%
10%
10%
13%
13%
14%
18%
18%
23,382
:
23
22%
23
18%
4,035
11
11
50
38%
39
2,708
—*
Dupont Co
1
Iriv Trust "common———*
?
Class A preferred..;**;;*——;*50
Eddy Match Co.
—•
42%
19%
,50%
Empire Life Insurance—I
Erie Flooring class A.—
Form
Exquisite
common
21 %
July
10
•
Famous
Canadian
Players
Fanny Farmer Candy*/
Federal
class
Grain
Fleetwood
Motor
Ford
of
Co
Freiman
Co
Dec
5%
200
5
Mar
6%
Jan
Maxwell
10
1,465
9
Jun
12%
Feb
M
15*
Jan
Mexican
Jan
Midwest
10%
2.20
18%
i- 4,030
•
9% May
Mar
•
Jun
68%
E
Power
5%
preferred
.....
*
—».*....—100
—.....100
??':• 5%% preferred
General
Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Petrol
Class
Drilling
—50c
Products
General
Steel
class
Mfg
Wares
Preferred
A--.;
4%
preferred
Gordon Mackay
Class
...
,
class
A—
B
Lakes
Great
Lakes
Power
Warrants
Northern
Great
Capital
Preferred
*
7/Warrants
Great
Winnipeg
;
195(5
Gas
•
i.
*
♦
<
•
,
...
:
10
;
:
Jan
Feb
1.28
12% May
93 Vb May
Ontario
Loan
11% Mar
Ontario
Steel
•
41
5%
16%
7
5.90
.
Jan
8
May
Overland
7
8% May
20
■7
Jun
10
Jan
Dec
3.05
Jan
" Jan
Sep
150
5%
Jun
3.75
Oct
5.00 Mar
July
Farms
Hardee
1st
Y
1.721
15%
Mar
17% Mar
25%
7
26
2.65
2.80
8,560
50
2.75
100
_
1,600
19
20,271
'
Jun
50
50
:
22
190
2.25
Carpets
Preferred
Hawker
::—'*
Siddeley
Hees
Horne
Mfg
&
Howard
Huron
&
Smith
;
Industrial
25%
25%
83
prior
14%
14%
14%
1.50
pfd
1.90
3.00
800
—V
875
1,175
5,500
10
10
100
1.60
2.10
17,485
44
44
170
64%
61
64'/a
1,074
32%
32%
275
..10
152
152
157
260
*
43%
42%
43%
17.063
5
—__.
common
15%
486%
•
2 % %
preferred
preferred
100
footnotes,
see
page
14%
15%
6%
27%
50
4y2%
19,763
•
-25
26
585
10"% July
103
,
■>«;;;>;//{ fiQ'/
13%
87.687
22c
26c
,
,
66
,
Apr
Feb
Class
103
25
394
1.50
115
2.40
2.60
2,000
7%
7%
11%
100
1.75
3.75
8
11 Va
1.75
1.85
16,872
3.70
7
12 Va
-
735
3.85
1,412
7 '/;%■ 7
'
?
Apr
Oct
26
6%
27%
27%
6,270
270
10,513 '
•
7'A
Sep
Nov
87
Premium
5
9% •'
15"
3,647
v
95
2,910
150
50 V*
18,129
4.50
575
r
41.
2.15
4.15
Dec
9'A
Aug
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
40%
Jun
45
Apr
6%
Sep
11
Apr
17%
jun
,
Jan
90
Jun
87%
15%
Oct
70
Mar
60%
Apr
*
10
*
common
5.25 Jun
4.35 Oct
14 Va
•18y8
5,922
13%
Oct
19%
26
3,750
16%
Oct
21 %
Dec
is
115
13%
Jan
17%
Nov
15
t32%
15'A
18
15
,202.
17
Jan
601
33
10.875
25%
5,535
13%
Jun
41
Sep
15%
v0U'
Oct
18%
13%
50
40
7%
Jan
33%
22%
,
:>■
Dec
Dec
Feb
51%
oct
10%
Jun
Jan
9%
1,930
80%
81
•/.:v/Vv A\
79
Nov
21
213/4
2,395
18
July
;22
10%
11
1,333
9
Jun
13
Mar
8,670
39
Jan
13%
13%
38%
13%
12% July
14
; 32%
50
80%
12% July
17%
!
38%
100
14%
15%
2.095
33%
83'A
Nov
8"% July
*
*
*
j
1.25
-i—v
4.30
30%
4.30
300
30
30%
3,700
19 Va
4.30
4.30
S.
100
8%
8%
83A
500
23%
22%
23 %
16,405
2.85
,V 2.80
2.85
7%
7%
650
1,069
14%
Oct
4.05
July
Jan
-
•
14
;v
100
13
450
11%
9 3/4
Jan
Nov
Dec
625
—.—*
•
600
87%
94
6.096
1.70
1.75
3,000
6
17,033
10
Nov
4.10 Mar
Nov
40
Jun
47%
Sep
63
100
9%
Oct
34
Jan
Jun
153
Jan
60% May
,
Bldg
Properties
12
of
Oct
Feb
16
Jun
81%
Oil
4
3.20
Jan
8%
Jan
91c
1.05
3,452
50c
Dec
71
75%
2,962
38
May
64%
Jan
9%
10%
200
Nov
11%
Apr
v%./100
74
-
4.25
4.25
8%
■0^9:
275
9%
4.00
A
17% Mar
55
50
50
Apr
56
Mar
97
97
75
931/2
Jun
99
Mar
Salada
Ltd
Jan
May
49%
48%
11%
11%
-100
Dec
15%
9%
93A
110
9%
Nov
12
4.50
4.75
910
4.05
Oct
6.00
Apr
*
19%
19%
405
18% Aug
20%
Apr
20
23%
Feb
10
Jun
class
20
22%
22%
395
5%
5%
325
6%
400
5
Dec
11%
Jan
May
8.00 Mar
4.75 July
Jun
6%
9%
10
375
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
7%
-8
145
5%
Jun
11%
Jan
77%
78%
5.052
12%
13%
25%
25%
9%
9 3/4
A
63
Jun
3,705
8
23
Aug
300
9
Jun
84% Mar
/ Jun
200
9%
Dec
14
14
100
*
61c
69c
5,300
13
14%
100
99
Aug
1013/4 102%
230
60c
Dec
,
16%
1
*
14%
10%
10 3/4
13,415
8%
4.40
4.85
1,215
2.80
Feb
25'/a
Dec
,llVs Mar
19% Apr
Jun
preferred—1—,—i——100
Foods
Warrants
51
*
Corp
Gas
Jan
/': 10% NOV
July
>——*
——
Cement
A
8.00
July
6% July
46 %
2.60
—*
—
class
Industries
Maurice
Dec
Oct
Oct
1.50
—25
common—
(Hugh)
Lawrence
Class
Jan
May
10
10
—-*
Canada
Lawrence
St
Dec
10
*
preferred
class A
of
Pall Mall..,
Paper
St
Jan
9%
4%
14 %
42
*
preferred
Preferred
6% May
Feb
Dec
*
—
St
34 >/4
10'A
37% Mar
*
——
Royal Bank
Russell
4.75 Jan
Oct
Jan
53
—
common
Jan
52%
39
Jan
180
>
———
Nodwell
Russell
Feb
May
5%
*
*
Preferred
Royalite
9
25%
5%
2
—
preferred
Revelstoke
Dec
29
6.00
Oct
Oct
99c
1
Gas
common
Rothmans
Jun
34% Mnr
525
5
Jun
6% July
37
15%
A
Rolland
2.50
37
5
6%
Oct
7% Oct
32%
14%
Chemical
Rockower
4.00
16%
13
37
—"
common
4.40
4.00
Ore————20c
Iron
Revenue
55
97
Jan
! 12% Apr
24%
>
*
Litho
Class
Robin
Mar
v
10
Apr
Jun
213
94
2.50
31
31%
43%
8%
Feb
2.40 Mar
Dec
2.25
Feb
111%
6% July
23% Jun
43
14%
110
Dec
1.50 May
24
21%
Quinte Milk class A
-—
Rapid Grip Batten common
Apr
9% July
Aug
11
402
*
Natural
Quebec
Jan
7
5
Feb
Apr
14 Vb Mar
1.75 July
Juu
6
29%
10%
Engravers
Feb
41c
m% J"1
Jan
105%
Sep
Jun
1.40
28%
preferred——100
*
*
Corp
Apr
July
12% July
Dec
16%
Jun
100
29
9%
Industries
Reitman
26
112%
:
May
100
1,049
9
common
new
Power
Reid
Oct
1.20
•
May
35
May
10
28%
15
*
*-
Photo
Jan
111
3.75
101
27%
1
A
Phantom
Dec
27
Dec
Dec
69
Feb
166,685
103
104% 108%
x24c
14
Preferred
24%
7
Feb
Mar
*
3.25
Dec
27
1.50
Warrants
Feb
24%
'
3.25
21
13
12%
104%
preferred—50
common
Feb
4.30
20
45
470
32%
common
.
—
2.10
50
20
.
Acceptance
•.
85
20c
Paper
875
5%c
84
—
—
For
5Vbc
.100
.
Imperial Flo Glaze
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil .....
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
25%
5%c
A
Pittfield
Erie
18%
•
<
Co
class
18%
:
:
(Geo H)
•18%
25
1
!
Steel
Hold en
•
common—
Preferred
Hayes
♦
common—
Feb
Sep
27
Jun
27
"
Harding
20
Dec
16%
12%
.
liSVi
12%
*
Credit
Jan
6.25
f
Jun
44
..
1,072
Jan
Mav
24%
17% Nov
23
21%
102
*
*.
Gas
—
Pipeline
Reichhold
•
common
preferred
1,950
21
*
Drillnig
Peoples
Jan
7
Jun
Oct
3.50
*
6i%
22
20
20%
17% Mar
13
10% July
■23
4.50
Hersey
Penmans
Jan
1.20
common
Pembina
7 ,. 52% May
43
2.75
■I.'
Page
52% May
85c
-
Store
Parker
Nov
9.00 Dec
43
7%
3,935
45
21 y8
48%
Preferred
May
20
.
Sep 7
2.00
19%
17%
4.50
Oshawa Wholesale
1,125
/
1.75
go
17
49%
Fixture—
Ontario
100
" 7;V
3.25
-:
51
*
Products
May
Oct
100
61
Jun
1
Debenture
&
.Jan
Oct
200
"
525
—*——•
;
Ogilvie Flour new common—
49
Jun
*
—
50
*
Power
162
:"Ui 7
Dec
5%
15
40
'
7 Sep
v/;-;l-.rCotton
Hamilton
10%
■
7123% July
12%
3.25
Oct
•
Works
—
Power
Sep
3,929
1.75
7%
28
Natural
Cement
Dec
225
>
4.10
;>v719
Scotia
Nova
Ocean
Dec
3,280
•
16,080
2.85
*
A
—;
Utilities
Northwest
Mar
33% Mar
7%
8
16%
-
9%
22
———
84%
16%
19%
B
50
16
•
Class
Apr
95c
'
Nov
16
1.75
:
.
Lines
Guaranty Trust
10%
9
*
Niagara Wire common
Jan
109%
Jan
58c
16
—
Industries
56c
7 27
16%
.
6% Oct
13.50
Telephone
25,
1.05
4.05
14,472
*
Trust
Products
Northern
5,400
1.95 V
6%
2,190
8%
Sep
.
20
common.
Dec
864
49%
/
323/4
8%
.27
Properties
Containers
64%
7,220
50
7 6%
Corp
May
4,990
9%
50
8%
•
5
Quebec
49
10%
Oct
49%
A—2.53
Foods
Northern
1,000
•
9.85
48
7
12?a
*
40
Feb
900
^
20% 7
9%
/•/:'
V, 4.10
.•
warrants
Greening
9%
6%
34'/a Mar
Nov
———-——
38%
90
6%
1.05
*
—
Voting trust
Greyhound
"
7 20%
•
Aug
8
class A—
Jun
)77'k.35./'<;
7%
•49%
•
;
■
1.95
A
30
9%
8%
8%
*
22%
550
47
6%
:
class
B
Greater
>
Coal
,
16%
-7 <7 7
-50
—
warrants
West
Class
1
•
144
7%
>—
preferred
B
142
.
20%
——50
270
V
8%
-
••
class
Containers
1,000
84
X9.60
common
.
32
Gas
Ontario
8,328
9%
16%
•
Jan
■>-—
Mines
7%
84
9
-——
;
$2.80
Class
p. -'
i.
Jan
55 '/a
common
Noranda
7%
7%
•
common
i
33 %
Jun
*
Industries
Northern
25
16%
•
July
50
—*
Canadian
12 3A Mar
328
6%<
/
29
235
i
Jun
1,350
47
•
312
50
*
67
/;>
23% Mar
32%
Light & Power pfd
National
Jan
103%
7
14% May
;i9*,' May
/
11%
.//: >•;
Ltd.——
8%
70c
.
37%
Nov
Jan
21% May
11%
14%
82c
/.
:
7,940
8% May
10%
Feb
Dec
49%
25%
91 % Mar
26
32 Ve
10
7 93
IIV4 Juu
50
National Drug & Chemical common— •
440
Feb
11%
/I————>*2.53':
River
♦
Fine
Dec
Apr
18%
32%
Bloedel Powell
225
/.
1.05
37
pfd—30
1st
National
26% Dec
Oct
23
325
Dec
■V
55c
4,775
12,580
23
Jan
30%
9
"7 V'jLVv/
15%
7%
67c
84
/
?
....._50
1
*
Paper
v
/•■:
—*
*
——*
Great
81c
7%
...—100
class A
Canada common
11
15
20%
30%
67c
30%
—*
common
—
10%
22%
Sep
>V /120
65%
V
.
*
Envelopes
Goodyear Tire
v -
50c
common
A
■
11
23
Jan
104
64
■
2.80
104
29%
65%
6,317
13%
8,430
11%
29%
1%
i
...
General
Globe
1
.-—
Oct
450
••
33%
:
:t July
15
Bud
6%
100
30
1,665
15%
Brick
Moore
Oct
50
18%
Jan
7%
34
18
Feb
Feb
—*
30
A
Preferred
14% Mar
28%
:
80c
32%
*
-.y.
Jan
Jun
2.80
4.25 Feb
14
Nov;
34
20
Trust
Nov
2,200
8 >;
80c
"
Locomotive
Oct
750
18%
,
Ltd—-
Montreal
8%
12,185
85c
2.05 Sep
2.15 Oct
4,070
2.65
10%
36%
Montreal
23
2.50
2.40
10%
Dec
Monarch
175
2.45
2.60
Feb
1.80 Feb
35%
Nov
104
2.50
7%
7'Ac Jan
r
955
25% Mar
Jun
Nov
38 %
50
"v
60c
37%
Jun
128
155
38
Aug
931
60c
Jan
:
1.15 Mar
July
July
12
Molson Brewery
Class/ B'
Jan
:
4c
55% Jan
18
3,000
30
•
825
-
10 V4
-.1
Stores
Milton
4
5.00
6
50
C
P
175
4.50
Oct
40
104
16% Mar
6
5.00
Jan
37
810
11%>; 7:H%
10% Aug
11% Sep
14%
Jan
Apr
3.20
1,100
1,065
100%
r;
General Bakeries
7% July
4,910
Oct
43
Oct
33%
15,715
1.40
42%
65c
V33%;
11
15
10%
-.—38
83c
700
common
1,625
-—*
Ltd
Modern
Dec
Neon
Gatineau
2.25
7
Sep-/
Jan
Sep
20%
2,000
,;
27%
6%"
6
22%
100
20%
5%
2.10
26%
28%
•/
1.20
Aug
75c
*
Oct
41c
18% July
■28%
1
7,200
515
63
1,050
<.
; 72c
■
Feb
215
> 44%
2,245
————
Jan
72c
3.90 Jan
1,075
19
Apr
31% Aug
6%
Jan
21%
21%
Jan
10%
21'A
Dec
18%
Nov
26%
Sep
9%
243/4
Sep
6%
Oct
10%
425
21
16
9%
2.60
360
18
46%
25%
4,122
11
24%
25 %
——-*
*
3.40
10%
18
75
:
3.40
10%
Jan
Feb
21%
43
1,050
24
4.80
24%
65
50
Jun
*
28
23%
1.75
Jan
Feb;,
20
A
class
28
.'
2,100
13
—————25
61%
:
•
191
Trailer
Jan
12Va
Jun
Metro
2,550
12.602
17%
18
9%
1,260
2.40
54%
53
48
—
34%
190
172%
common.—.
class A
Charles
Frosst
Fruehauf
Jun
Nov
-
60
—
(A J)
27%
'49
44
—*
_■————
Companies
Fraser
Nov
7——.—-*—.5
Canada
-Foundation
48
50% Mar
200
10%
—-.20
•
1
1
Corp
Ford
July
31
.
.
—*
'
Mfg
35
9%
54
* 1
1.1
——
A
Preferred
Fleet
*--
2.20
'
199
X2.25
I
*
9%
—^.———,—-*10
-—3
——
5%
10%
-
Preferred
21%
Dec
Leaf Mills common*—————*
/ Preferred
■
——u.——100
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
*
Rights
4 Va %
preferred —————100
5%% preferred
100
11%
9%
—
Nov
1
common
—
Shoes
Maher
Mar
8%
—-1
———
B
195
:
;
v
Magna
,38% Nov
69% Mar
July
4.80
Maple
100
•
'
Class
..
Jan
9
9%
Macmillan
f Feb
12
39
103
i
Dec
1,000
B
30 %
199
Warrants
18% Mar
Nov
78
4,167
t
2.40
1,925
10
.--.—-10
A
Cement
Financial
(M)
Feb
Aug
47 % July
60c
class
Maclaren Power & Paper class
23% May
10 %
1.00
Feb
Mar
5%
—*
Inc
■
86
Jun
5
*
——*—10;.
Groceterias class
11%
10
—.*
Falconbridge
-
50%
30%
Jan
May
15
64
Feb
8%
5.80
10
——————10
Preferred
21% Mar
Oct
10
Canada—-——-—•
Loan
Class
V
125
58%
2.10
preferred
Loeb
2.60
i6i
9% Nov,
Jun
5%
Loblaw Cos class A—————————*
Mar
4
52 % Mar
90c
10%
10%
——
—
14% Mar
575
42%
.Ltd -.'
Emco
'■:
42
12
68
;
Jun
*
Industries common
Loblaw
Feb
16
v/v
Economic
67
57
10%
58%
.—100
preferred
-£Class B 1st preferred
9% May
11
u;
945
17 %
11
38%
—-
11%
8
1,300
17%
23.50
*
Dominion Textile common
Industries
44
15,157
18%
*
Chemical common—•
&
8%
8%
12,398
2nd
9.25 Mar
8%
8%
2.05
—-———-
Loblaw
67 % Mar
2,475
4,824
*
Stores
Tar
Feb
)Jun
4.50
8.30
62%
L*
1.85
preferred
preferred —
2nd
Sep
61%
.
1.90
Preferred
Jan
55
100
7.75
62 %
•
Coal
&
154
120
1,925
45
5.475
v
;
Secord
Leland
Levy
Nov
80%
Units
Jan
Sep
10c
79%
———5
$1.25
May
27
6
380
1
$1.40 preferred
& Dec
loll
51c
79%
Line—
—~—.*—10
——*
/Warrants
$2
50
9%
51c
—
Laurentide
50% Mar
5%
11%
8.25
;
*
common.
76
102
5%,
-
Invest
Jan
115
K
—•
common..
■
Laura
\i.60 Feb
38
35
_*'
250
49
9%
4.50
class A
Gas
Lambton
11% Dec
Sep
Jun
30
II,026
'
Dover
39
79
25
47 % Mar
Service
Cement
Preferred
120
Jun
92
————w.~——-
Steel
Dominion
2.40
250
49 %
Invest
Gen
60
Jun
2.90
89
Jun
>- -
Ontario
Lake
1.50 Aug
Jan
105
79
*
Magnesium
Dominion
8
105
92
preferred—
Scottish
Dominion
,485
8,207
48
-—
Canada
*,,
Jun
60
2
pfd
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Apr
—100
—
Inv
Electrohome
Dominion
2.10
Mar
40
12%
,
Jun
34
15
Lakeland
2.65 Aug
Jan
85c
600
100
Seagrams
& Anglo
Feb
122 122%
2.70.
Dominion
13*%
1.50
100
1.40
■
58%
11%
100
Estate'
Distillers
-C
1.95
1.25
*
common
preferred-—-——
A
Nov
955
400
,
Feb
Jan
56
3.295
4.25
Ltd common
Warrants
Jan
Feb
May
13,493
•4.25
Common————
'
1.95
Trust10':
International
Class
11
2.10
Jun
Oct
*9%
1,450
,
28%
10%
10
*
common
2.60
27%
T——J2 5i
———
Cosmos
5
8
69%
Labatt
Lafargo
19%
>
1.86
60'
v
46%
6%
preferred
Warrants,
Kelvinator of
Sep
22% Jan
109
Jan
Jun
19% May
68
■
'
Credit
Coronation
Pipe
Kelly Douglas
Jan
40%
Sep
July
July
15%
472
7%
5.10 Deo
25
Jun
:
,
45%
■
39'/4
-
'
;
36
;—
preferred
Warrants
100
6 V*
warrants—^
B
46%
6%
;
Club
Class
Aug
51c
Preferred —_w
-
Deo
Feb
6
Jan
46%
Lake
■
Oct
35
8%
8V2
Oct
109
Class A —————.100
Class B preferred100
Corby Distillery class A;.——-————*
,
Class-
3.00
18%
7,771
19%
common———..,;—..—*
Gas
:i
14,112
24.
231/4
6% Oct
7
July
16% Aug
65C*~N0V
50
common..—•
Discount
Public
■
Preferred;'-
1,195
7
NOV,,:
69 %
—
.
B
775
75c
7
50
Glass
Class
16% Apr '
11% Jan
18
72c
Credits-—-
Bldg
Jamaica
Feb
6%
17%
Jan
18%
15
5
■
Jefferson
Dec
4.65
Jun
Iroquois
Jun
4.00 July
46%
—
Mar
6%
265
6,350
7
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
—*
Investors Syndicate common—,.L—25c
Class A
'
—25c
Oct
.4.40
;
Aug
*
Warrants
Jan
•
warrants
Interprovincial
7% Feb
,
Jun
17
5%
18
*
common
22 % Mar
24% Feb
3.45
2,385
1.60
.
4.80
5
Utilities
y
6c
'
5.00 May
July
17
-20
—
Interprovincial
22% Mar
Sep
Sep
5%c
High
3.60 Feb
50c
5%
1
Nickel
1959
18% May
22%
2,000
73C
Gas
Interprovincial
Apr
.
SO?
:
95c
10
■
Preferred-;
Apr
Sep
15%
2,800
120
~
Gai
.
15%
475
,100
6%
3.35
-20
Trust
Chateau
;'f
296
82c
common
International
'
4%
pfd
Gas
International
Apr
Oct
City
Low
4.40
International Minerals
Jun
Nov
Co
Range for Year 1962
High
4.25
*
Preferred'
Inter
May
84 %
102 %
21
25
>
31
•/
18%
1900
'
-
.
Low
Warrants
Jan
Jan
Jan
Shares
*.*
—
Natural
14% Mar
44
66
'
'•
for Week
•
Cement
Jan
'.
(John)
Inland
Inland
•
370
100
Gas
Industrial
16%
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
par
Sep
11%
p
11% July
68.781
100
Mfns class
Natural
Juu
6%
5,775
83%
Canadian Vickers ————J'--.
Canadian
50'/a
——100
.
Canadian
6,209
67
11%
a-
-*
preferred
preferred 7—<
5%
18
24%
*
*
——
11% July
,
10
class A
High
I,905
16%
r'35%
25%
4 % 7o
•
,,
9%
25
Pacific
Canadian
Low
•
Gas
16
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1962
High
1
Industrial
STOCKS
Shares
2.50
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Low
Friday
for Week
•
10
Hydrocarbon common
Imperial Bank
(Range for Week Ended January 18)
:
Sales
Last
39
19'/a Mar
106
,
1.25
Apr
Jan
Oct
18%
Jan
Oct
12%
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(272)
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
stocks
"/V;.
.
—50
Seven Arts
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
Class A
-*
Class A preferred
50
Class
B
preferred
-50
Shell
Investments preferred
20
Oil
Shullys
Silknit
common
50 V4
Oct
51Vi
Sep
Bouzan
9%
7,125
6%
Oct
13
33,080
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
22% May
27%
Jan
Brunswick
37%
Sep
43%
Sep
Buffalo
Ankerite
48%
Feb
Buffalo
28
Dec
Cable
29%
29%
76
44
45
1,870
45%
50
39
Oct
26%
45%
25%
27
9,522
25
Dec
5.60
5.80
;;13%
14%
30,817
7 5%
28%
12%
Steel
''.&N Preferred
Standard
21
11 % May
11 Vi July
24 Vi
Jun
Sep
10%
11%
3,155
9Vb
Dec
Dec
20 %
25
Jun
33 Va
4.65
1,165
4.10
940
11%
19
19%
1
.719%
19%
19%
1,980
104
103
104
60
50
52
132
25
25
40
17%
17%
17%
4.00
101
100%
10
Superior Propane preferred.——25
Supertest Petrol ordinary
,*
:
25
——*
—;
—100
—•
,
Oct,
6
19,879
100
—a—
9
2,270
9%
Steinberg class A—
Preferred
10%.7
10%
19%
Sterling Trusts
3.65
2.642
11%
710%
37c
1
3.30
3.25
2.18
2.10
Red. Lake
1
——,———1
4%c,
4 Vac
Oils
——-——-—--.-—I
Mines
Mining & Smelting
Mines
Holdings
.
15%
17%
Jun
40 Va
Oil
Southern
Canada
Canadian
Delhi;
Jan
-Canadian
05
Jan
Dec
Canadian
26% Jan
13
19%
4.00
1,333
300
101
60
96
Jun
2.85
Feb
Oct
4.65 Aug
Feb
Canadian
102
Aug
Tamblyn
Canada Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
Toronto
Star
Towers
47%
1,341
41 %
Nov
60
Feb
90%
50
86_
Aug
91
Jun
500
6
35
49
51% May
Central
2,371
50 %
Jun
73 Va
13%
61%
13%
61 %
300
12%
Oct
14 Va Mar
*
2.50
2.80
7,550
3,200
class
*
Prairie
Trans
Union
2nd
Vanadium
B
Dare
27%
Jan
12 Va
Jun
16 %
Nov
Chromium
4.60 Jun
7% Aug
Cochenour
11% Oct
16 Vi Mar
Coin Lake
Combined
Metals—
7
Dec
11%
55
Jan
Feb
Jan
9
9
700
Sep
11
18%
19%
12,135
15%
Jun
23%
55
55
70
53 Vi
59
59
100
54
Nov
25
2,448
19%
Jan
200
27%
200
30%
4.85
1.05
500
.
1.05
-*
1
Trust
preferred
i2d, 7 i4c
5% 7.5%
*
1025 ■;
Grey
'.*65
90c
20,800*
Oct
3.60
1,530
:
Oct
f,
V
52
-
—
G
Waterous
&
&
560
1
W.—...
•
Jun *
Jan
Voting
58 Vi
10,293
4.50
4.50
1,450
2.00
650
15
15%
4,281
? 11 Va
! 14
14%
4,350
11 Va
57%
A
*
•
Copper
Western
warrants..
Weston
A
•
preferred
28c
200
18%
4,230
19%
17%
19 %
34,208
-
21%
9,700
21%
20%
33%
27
9
23%
Feb
Dec
40%
Jan
Nov
29
&
Wood
(G
Wood
Jun
20
Golden
91% July
97
98
9.90
11%
37,692
6.00
111
150
104%
Jan
*
8%
8%
9%
370
6%
H)
Jun
new
1
.100
*
common.
.101
9%
17
%
;
common
Zenith
Electric \
Mines
Accra
OILS
Mines.
4.10
1
_J
Dec
2.70
Jan
1.50
Jan
100
,10,260
Pacific
Gold
Oils
Anchor
73c
59c
•;r
.
1
Mar.
2.40 July ;
•'
18c
United
Development.^
■
7.45
38c
3.20
Sep
34
1.10
1.18
5c
May
27c
Dec
9 VaC Aug
4.80
35c
Jun
Oct
69,500
Mines
21
being
Quebec
for
Mines,
each
three
1.80
1.65
1.80
3,100
4.30
4.25
4.35
6,075
25c
26c
6,500
22c
20c
21c
3,033
68c
70c
9,000
Base
a
500
16c
Dec
30c
Apr
10c
Oct
23VaC
Jan
2 Vac
Jan
17 %c
Sep
7c
7c
6,500
4 VaC
July
9c
9%c
6,075
6%c Jun
2,100
3c
May
86c
8,070
69c
Nov
7 Vac
12.500
45c
44c
46c
btc
57c
Bibis
Bid cop
Black
1
July
60c
6,550
30c
Jan
35c
50,430
18,702
1.10
48c
46c
49c
25,112
-14,700
2.10
2.01
10c
10c
32c
Morrison
'
•;
30c
■
2.10
Uranium
footnotes,
Feb
9c
July
Mar
13c
Feb
*
4%c
4 Vac
4%c
666
3c
Oct
6V2C
Jan
Mines
1
2o'/ac
2 7 Vac
29C
8,100
18c
Oct
35 Vac
July
Mine
1
11c
lie
lie
^4,000
9c
Aug
30,283
27c
May
Red
Regcourt
Sannorm
Crestaurum
—2.50
41c
46c
1
1.04
1.04
1.04
200
1.01
8%c
8 Vac
9c
13,000
5%c
46c
1
9 Vac
1
6Vac
5 Vac
6 Vac
—1.95
1.92
1.99
4.75
5.00
4,155
17c 19 %c
820
Mines
9c 10 Vac
*
—;
•
.—1
Crowpat
—/
—
Cusco- Mines h..——
...1
—.1^
—
■
Jan
,> 7.90 May
42c
NOV*
.Jun
12c
Jan
7 VaC
6,500
38C
23,205
30c
Jun
75c
18c
18c
5,500
13c
Jan
19c
Jun
85c
13,700
42c
Oct
85c
Mar
19 Ve
19%
6c
.
15% Oct
14,640
9c
9c
2,000
7c
14 c
'218.500
9c
9 Vac
8,250
4c
5c
4,442
17c ;f- 20c
112,462
f
:
22 VaC 24V2c
21,400
V
15c
;
,
5c \
'
i.
Jun
11c
1;
May
2.35
Oct
70c
14c
9 Vac
-
14c
Jan
34c
19%
—1
—...
12 %c Mar
Dec
3.60
Sep
7%c
80c
—50o
—
5c
90c•
104.705
1.60 May
17c
Jun f.
5%c
7,400
10,000
Feb
63c
Jan
Mines
Mines
1.60 May
July
—1
—
Poplar
"
■;
*
3.00 Aug
-
Mines
:
22%c
Mines—1
Horn
19c
r
1
Mining
Brewis
Deldona
Apr
Devon
1 07
Jan
Gold
1
Mines—.—.
-
,
__
31c
.
1
Pacliic.
.
: 4
.
1.
Mines
..
/
Jan
21 % Mar
7c; May
12c
■
Jun
5 Vac
Aug
12 %c
5c
Jun
15c
*
3 VaC Mar
8c
8c
32c
9 VaC
7,750
'.f 23c
26c
-,57c
57c
27c
May
-
'
6 Vac
18c
;
Sep
Sep
Sep ■'
Mar
Dec
25%c Apr
Jun.
July
15c
386,900
% 9c
8c6c
1,625.
Oils
:: Dickenson. Mines,
14c
-
Sep
27C/
Jan
24c
-
V
if 16,700
-
6%c Oct
v19c
-
Sep 4
44c
4,148
Mar.
:72c ' May
60c ; Nov
Jun
12% Mar
Jun
94c
10%
11%
83c
80c
83c
20,619
7,878
4.10
3.95
4.10
7,065
3.60 Mar
25%
26%
3,745
23% Mar
14V4
13%
,
——1'
>
Jan
9.50
26%
25c
—
:
11 Va
i.....—..^.—1,
Palmer
9c
25c
1
Mines
35 VaC Mar
40c
Jan
55c
56c
May
Dome
Jun
.
2.65
Jan
-
Mines—f
Aug
Dome
Petroleum—*
Donalda
Duvan
Mines
.—2.50
—
14%
38c
Nov
5.45 July
8c
9c
10c
9c
Oct
Feb
Dynamic
4c
Aug
8 Vac
Feb
East
30c
Sep
54c
Feb
East
Sep
East
Jan
Elder-Peel
51,100
7.50
2,662
5c
July
10c
Pete
22,500
7.00
Dec
10 Vi
Sullivan
17c
Aug
40c
33,480
17c
Jun
33,800
8c
Sep
July
48 %c
13c
•'
July
15c
Jan
2,800
76c
Oct
1.37
Apr
16Vac
Apr
Fargo
1.18
Dec
Farwest
97c
-
f
■
He
10,800
7c
Nov
1.02
2,906
Fdc
Mav
63c
1,901,595
24c
May
93c
Oct
36c
95,900
9,600
5 Vac
7c
6c
7c
10c
200
Mines
Ltd
16 Vac
July
July
Jun
9.650
19c
7c
7c
1.000
4 Vac Mar
2.40
2.50
7,350
12,000
2.10 Mar
23c 24%c
1.95
1.90
1.97
98c
98c
1.05
7,662
15
1
Mining—
Sol
Jan
;
13 %c
27c.
545,500
Oils
%
1
1
1
Ltd
Mining
20
s
10,600
1.00
5c
Feb
Feb
5 VaC July '
6c
14,333
Dec
Jan
1.28
Sep
9c
11
May
%c
Jan
12c
May
Francoeur
French
Gaitwin
Geco
Mining
Mines
4
VaC July
9c
Sep
Mascot
Yellowknife
Glacier
^
i
Ltd
4.65
July
Jun
•11%
Nov
Goldiields
22%
23
445
21
Nov
26
Feb
Mine—
25%
2,080
22
Jun
26
Feb
Grandroy
1.01
1.10
8.225
90c
17 Vac
22c
8.950
lfi'/ac
Jan
39c
51c
52c
1,700
48c
Feb
70c
1.00
1.03
9,825
91c
Oct
20c
20c
600
15c
Nov
5%c >7-; 6c
23,400
Glen
Uran
:
1—
Mav
'
Feb
Great
Oct
Gridoil
Jan
Gulch
32c
Jan
Gulf
1.60
4%c
Dec
10c
Mar
7c
6,700
6c
Nov
15%c
Jan
5 Vac
5 Vac
1,500
4c
Jun
15c
16c
15,260
8VaC
Dec
•
—
Limited
1
68>
Mines
8c
26%
"
;
'v
4«/aC
1
26
25 %C
-
Oct
Oct
Jan
1.10
Apr
Jan
14 Va
Jun
Oct
34c
Apr
9c
Jan
39c'
Apr
3%c Aug
5,100
12c
Oct
21c
Feb
May*
23c
Jan
48c
Jun
13c 14 Vac
2,000
10 %c
Dec
24c
Jan
4.30
12%
55c
55c
6VaC- 6Vac
9c
8'/a
14c
29% Mar
19 Vac
6,333
3.75
9.15
Jun :
32,100
12%
-
Oct
Dec
32c
400
v:
Jan
5 VaC
11c
Oct
4.10 Mar
78c
11c
12'/a
.
33c
NOV
Nov
67c
8,000
26c
15c I6V2C
30c
.1-
Jan
6c
17c
V
-
22 Va
-
2.856
fh 163,650
*
5VbC
9,200
Jan
Jan
2.50
4,285
104,000
9c
9.00^
25,972
Dec
2,000
5 Vac
Jan
6 VaC
.Tan
V.
15 Vi
May
36,500
1
:
4.15
Jun
9
500
9VaC
9.45
1.95
71c
1,860
:
,
11,410
1
7.65
Oct
:■■■.
1.90
9 Vac
.
r
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
18%c Mar
11%
Dec
4
3 VaC
4c
93,000
3c
8c
Jan
—.1
Gold
;s
31 VaC Aug
May;
70c
71.300
V
•
15c
fV
1
:
f
9c
27%
4.20
18Vac
2:5c
3,250
V 11c-
Jun '
11c
1.120
-72c
76c
1
...
Mines
Lake
3.20
66c
11 ^,8
__
2.37
7 Vac July
,;
..
31,800
3.00
1
Gunnar Mining
Gwlllim
12 Va-e 13 %c
15c
9c
-
II,500-
65c
16%
1.45
6,200
9.500
17c 18VaC
1
DeveloD
Freehold
Lead
1.85 Aug
/10%
•
Mines
Plains
Jun
I6V2
5 %
-
1
Mines
300
1
—
...
Mining
22VaC Mar
llV4
;
1.
1
Granduc
Sep
1.55
-
13V2
__1
—
—...
Mines
27
1,
Mines Ltd
68'
9 *
•
1
Goldray
24%
—I
.—
Explorers
.
l
—
Ltd
Mines
Jun
12c
3.10
Apr
Jan
f 11c
2.75
*
Dec ■;
8 %C
5c
44,533
11c
.10
preferred
f
16c
20,500
2.65
20c
Ltd
Mines
Petrol
Frobex
Sep
1.80 Jan
Nov
6c
H.13
13%
2.05
Jun
f 6c
25c
1.60
—.1
1.55 May
91c
•
Jan
20c
1.58
If:
Mining,
K
."
/ 2.68
'•
75c
9VaC Aug
2.73 July
5c
5Va
1
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fa lima
•
VvV
—
—
Corp
Dec
•
Jan
16 %c
Dec
2.50
^..——.————.—1
El
/Eureka
5.75
7c
15%
Dec
—
•
Mines
3.20
7c
July
6c
1
Mines
Eldrich
980
5 % ic
-
1
Gold
Amphi
Malartic
10c
28c
1.01
34
8c
18,900
9c
;
.1
....
/
9.25 May
5,580
,8c
..9c
1
...
Copper Co
5,460
12c
12c
12C
3,609
lie
Mar
16c
Jan
.1
14c
12 %c
16c
156,000
7c
Feb
20c
Aug
90c
90c
70c
July
1
*
Aug-
'
15 %C
42c
2.45
8C
19c
Feb
Hard
Rock
Jan
Harrison
Aug
Hastings
Feb
Head
Gold
44c
2.50
17,250
1.35
Jan
8c
9c
15,613
7%c
Dec
14c
Jan
Headway Red
5c
11,550
14c
13c 14 %c
10c
11c
24,000
21c
18c
22c
1,001,100
•
"
92,000
38c
July
60 c
2.49
of
May
18c
Sep
Heath
34c
Feb
Highland Bell
7%c
27c
Jan
Gold
Hollinger
——....
...
Lakes
7 Vac May
Oct
Mines
Minerals
41c
.
lie
41.
11c
2.30
.
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page
1.90
v,
Feb
Jan
1.28
73c
Pershcourt
9.70
*
see
4.35
Jun
Nicholson
13,133
_1
___
28c
8,000
V
L34-Jan
Jun
May
10,200
10c
2.42
7Gc
Northland
9.55
J
...
Feb
65c
3.85
Mines.
27c
>
1.05
6.75
22 %c
1
1
Mines
Jan
47c
3.60
Giant
6O0
Corp
Mines Ltd
For
35c
1.10
37,120
r
9,700
•
Corp
1.80
14c
6,086
3.50
Genex
J
.8Vac Sep
6Vac Dec
1
Mogul
Delhi
.V t 31,775
1.10
•
Copper
Yukon
.
Oils Ltd——.*
Mic Mac
Denison
41c
7 Vac
7c'
•
Mines
Mines
Bay
'
'
■18c
50c
Beat Lie Duauesne
Mining
5c
80c
7 VaC
.
59C
De'.nite
Jun
1.02
7c
1
;
Uranium
t^'t.iHtem
4%c
8c
Aug
'i9e l jan
-
•.
71c
1
._
Jan
500
Oct
*
;
Jan
Apr
1.03
Sep
25
Mines
29c
Dec
Aug
50c
Cons
Oct
61c
25c
25
Petroleums
Belcher
18c
17%c
50c
1
Metals Mining
Bevcon
18c
May
5.75 May
47c
8,300
Giant
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Bat
18c
,' 5.50
Dec
Dec
Oct
3,244
Oct
Dec
1
Mines
Baska
68c
1.40
4.20
1.03
Jan
held
1
Jan
Jan
80c, .Jan
*
Ltd
Mines
24c
57c
"v
32c 33 Vac
Dec
L.65
7 %c
1
Mines
Trust
Bam at
21,300
19.333
V Croinor- Pershing
May
exchanged
preferred
Bankfield
14,864
50c
99c
32c
52c
"
Mines.—.—
Jan
Oil
Banff
10,150
39c
46c
Apr
32c
*15c
;10c
1.03
'.1
—.
preferred
Barex
12c
33c
Feb
Sep
34c
76,100
1
*
share
10 VaC
48c
17c
1.00
Goldale
5%%
12c
37c
;
15c
86
1
12c: ;';.*7,200
38c
-y
1
—
Bailey Selbum Oil & Gas class A
S5
16c
May
1.72
.
1
18%c
1.00
10c
•
Mines
2.21 May
10c
Jan
57c
20c
11 Vac
28c
River
Gold
.7
63c
.
Aunor
Jan
9.75 Oct
Jan
Oct
40,400
8c
Jun
4.80
13c
'
1
...
Copper.
Urban
8,800
10
91c
Feb
14 VaC Mar
15c YSep
13
Apr
'
7 VaC
Dec
6.35
10%c
9c
,
92c
__1
Nickel.;
Yellowknife
One
6c
4,270;
1
Marbenor
Cowichan Copper •:
Craigmont Mines—
Dec
4.10 Mar
2,600
132c
7.3C
40c
Aumaque Gold
5%C
t
Oct
9%
12,890
6 ViC
6%c
12 %c
Warrants
for
5%c
'
'
10 Vac
•
Mines
Arcadia
Ruffner
5,015
Coppercorp Ltd
'
17c
Copper-Man Mines/
7%c:
Coulee Lead Zinc—l "
38c
Courvan Mining
..... 1.
/ 18c
Oct
17 Va. Jan
18c
5c
7%c
l
Oil
Efiective
3,196
2.24
31c
6c
l
Coast
49,343
1.29
'
Mines
Aumacho
2.15
:7717c, 7
:7- 18c
32c
•*«*
*
Mines—
Atlin
10,600
41c £ 43c
1
Area
Atlantic
3.475
*92,433
44c 47 %c
.1
—
Ansil
Atlas
VV
73c
.
12c
'
Mines
Gold
8.80
5%C Aug
*
47 %c
lOo
Petroleums
Asaihera
6.50
20o
Rouyn
Associated
6.35
2.15
Huronlan
Arjon
6.35
*
Pete
Anglo
Anglo
7,665
12,500
-.1
u
Mines
Anglo
11 Vi
8.25
1.22
'
Jan
101
:
15,000
10%
ConweSt Exploration.;.——4.80
July
10
4,333
7%c
7%c
Daering -Explorers
31
89,000
15c
•„
.
Leduc
;7c
33c
12c
1
Consolidated
...
Lead
Anacon
6c r
30c
1
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American
:
15c
1
Yellowknife
Alminex
•*
•
*27,421
30c
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alberta
7c
;■:* 23c
•
,
Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
21c
21c
...
Gas & Oil.—.
Advocate
Oct
12c
7c
13c
Halliwell
Consolidated
/
_•
Exploration
8c
10C
.
8c
Decoursey
Ltd
Uranium
Acadia
Acme
30c
1.15
Deer
Abacus
AND
Oct
1.20 May
6 Vac
Marcus Gold Ltd
Daragon Mines
MINES
8c
80c
7 Vac
Consolidated West Petroleum
May
11%
110
Jan
200
.
'
33%
3.95
9V4
12% July
520
2.50
33%
•
•> 2,780
3.95
2.50
85
400
9%
17% i
3.55
3.55
Knitting class A—
Zellers
' 460
15
101
:'7 *9%
17%
Stores. Ltd class A
warrants.,
;
Jan
3,700
18,000
—
preferred..
Co
100
Jun
110
Jan
19c
7Vac
Arrow
Consolidated
22 % Mar
97
Jan
13c
——*
Consol Quebec Gold Mines
Rambler
Apr
Jun
38c
July
5%c May
7Qc
Jun
1.26
1
Consolidated
Jan
15%
Jan
6 Vac
11 %
—*
Crest
Consolidated
Dec
13
31c
7,500
9,000
Consolidated
Jan
18%
110
Yukon...,.;
(John)
1.70
59c
6,052
8c
Consolidated
Dec
Sep
12c
Sep
17% Dec 1
40c
38c
9 VaC
Consolidated
May
14%
Mar
Apr
Exploration
1
Consolidated Mosher.—
2
Consolidated Negus Mines.x.—j.—1
Feb
22%
Jan
45c
7c
Flin
Consolidated
Dec
Jun
Dec
*
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
13c
1.34 Dec
-
8c
—9c
Cadillac—.——1
5c
Calihiau
Central
Consolidated
Jan
5.00
12,227
;
—13c
—
Mines
Consolidated
May
/ ' 2.85
XllVe
Pass
11
Jun
1.70 Aug
100
preferred
A
515
65c
18
100
Warrants
Class
65c
•
woodward
1,300
25c
B
4% %
75
13%
18V4
5
class
(Geo)
Class
29
13
;
Pacific
200
36%
29
is
*
common......;
Copper
36 %
20
.
3.25
1.50
59 Va
16c
x.87 Feb
26c
July
-—*
Consolidated
'Apr
5.SO Jan
95c
Dec
43% Jun
♦
common
class
Products
Western
22,625
*
Trans
Preferred
Western
1.00
*
5
*
...
trust
Foods
West eel
White
90C
:
16
71c
—
——2.50
—
Consolidated
63% Jun
4.00 May
2.00
—
Equipment
Westcoast
York
4.25
Knapp Canada Ltd
Westfair
6 7o
4.25
'
Wainwright Products & Ref
Webb
25
3,450
1
-
-
Bellekeno
Consolidated 'East
'
13 Va
'•
Vulcan
Walker
67,;
13%
1.06
•
—
—
—
Consolidated
.'—I
May
12c
Consolidated Discovery—————l
Consolidated Dragon Oil
——1
.
Jan
.
8%
Jtiri"
11%
360
22c
1.80 Jan
Jun
15c
Feb
4.35 Feb
35c
V
,_1
1
Smelt
&
Key Mines
Consolidaed
Apr
1.75 Jan
;
,
8DC
2,100
11c
_1
Wlllans
Consolidated
May
7%
Dec
8c
Con
Apr
41
f
14,525
1
Smelting—
&
Caniaurum
Jan
30%
fj
Oct
30
35
8.660
1.20
10c
Consolidated Beta Gamma
27%
Jan
1.632
30
Min
Consolidated
Oct
36
6% >- 6%
30
Mining
Coniagas Mines
Nov
8%
94c
1.13
Feb
5.35
•
3.50 May
64c
Jun
'
Apr
Oct
I,350
Jan
5:35
—
—1
Gold Mines
49
v
10c
-
Chimo Gold Mines«_—
200
pfd__—.—.25
._
&
Jun
916
.
50
Sep
—
—1
Kayrand Copper Mines
Oct
8
7%
.
1.10
.
8.65
—
7%
50%
14%
440
1.35
1
Mines
Chibougamau
J
.1,35.Aug
35c
;
•
——:
17 %
2,260
*0:
Vendomatic
Chib
9"% Deo
Sep
1.02
1
450
16,272
8,205
Alloys
Victoria
16 V4 May
Jun
2.61
21c 22 %c
-X'
—
Chesterville
13,156
13 %c
»
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"
Oil
Feb
3.55
2.60 Mar
Oct
87C
-—1——1•
35,261
24 %
Corp
Virginia
4.35
May
3.60
1.05
5.60 Dec
May
1.03
Cheskirk Mines
7%
—.50
:
50
Electric
Vector
Oct
Charter
14%
*
*
—
common
—
class
Inv
Steel
9%
6%
..50
-
Fuel
11
Feb
Feb
64
Dec
5c
80c
1.20
1.14
Rio——-.
Porcupine
13%
14%
—*
common.
preferred.
Class
B
preferred
United
Corps class B—;
Preferred
40c
11,775
15%
:
3.00
Dei
;
1,000
98c
Cassiar Asbestos Corn Ltd
Central
•
•
A
United
Apr
Jan
*
:
Canada
of
Gas
Class
United
10
24%
Pipeline.
preferred
preferred
Union
9%
23%
Elevator
Acceptance
vlst
14%
—1
1
A
Oct
58% July
15
45c
40c
Corp
,
*
2.35 May
91,200
1.00
Central Pat Gold—
64%
'
Jan
1.18 Mar
188,400
—*
-
19'/a
Feb
80c
1.25
1
Exploration
Mines Ltd
Captain
Jan
Mar
13
1.35
3.55
*
—
51
77%:
■7%
77 51
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain
Pipeline
Turnbull
7%
Oct
Candore
2.60 Feb
7.50
3.35
135
Jan
.
"
Oct
11c 12 %c
3.45
*
——
39c
Oct
1.25
11c
1
——
—;
65%
*
common.
Finance
Mines
46
10
Canada
Trans
Can-Erin
90'/a
pfd_—50
Inv
Bank
preferred
Canada
Trans
Jan
*
Warrants
Traders
2.15
100
common
General
Marts
Jan
1.75
Works common...——*
Toronto Iron
Silica
249
1.25
29% Aug
;;
L25 Jan
26,245
.
Jan
Jan
3.10
15 VaC
Mines
50
Inv
Gen
Dominion
Toronto
Canadian
2.00
common
_
Third
Jan
2.00
Preferred
Third
21%
18%
T'ancord 'Industries
Texaco
Oct
is %
—*
common
4.45
Sep
15c
28c
May
17c
3,000
1,040
16.332
4.20
10c
Malartic Gold
14%
320
19
Jan
Jan
20c
6%c July
200
16%
-
Canadian Northwest
20c
Jan
Feb
{ 6c
;
12 Vac Aug
540
2.20
———20c
Canadian North Inca
21%
Mar
9c
19,720
V *4.500
4.30
1
:
4c
2,750
Island———:———
Long
2,000
1,000
1.10
Petroleum———*
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
5c
14 Vi
—_10c
/Canadian Homestead
■
3.40
1.09
———1 ;
^;
Crest
4.90
14%
—
Jan
Oct
Sep
4.30
1.27
—
24c
1.41
1.10
,
*
High
36c
4.15
4,15 '
^
——1:
1
Dyno Mines
Canadian
54
Dec
5.70
:
> 2.75
20C
;
Devonian
7.75 July
5.040
;2»00
'
Warrants '
Canadian
Jun
23% July
21%
—.1
—L—1
,—
Minerals.
.
Feb
Dec
*
6,983
13c 13 Vac
-—;—
Petrol
Astoria
59c
'*-
11%C 13 %c
*
Chieftain
Jan
Nov
3.30
13c
*
Tungsten
Canadian
.Canadian
8%c
37c
2.23
llVac
Lands
Canada
Feb
25
Nov
Petroleum
Chibougamau
Red Lake...
July
25,300
11 VaC 11%C
25c
High
125,100
4c
23,000
1,700
11 %c
:—r
Calgary & Edmonton
Calvert Gas & Oil—*—
July
101
Ltd—
Petroleum
Canada
16
' Jan
7% Sep
21% May
July
•
,
■
Jan
18%
34%
30c
Campbell
Campbell
Dec
Oct
18
34
3.95
30c
Reef
Camerina
17% Aug
14% Mar
17 %
■
32 Vi Mar
1.75
of Canada
Common
Dec
';*'*Jan
9,970
3.95
1
Broulan
Jan
14
v
(■'.
5.641
—
—
Preferred
26 >/i
14
Jan
32
Radio,——i.——;
Standard
100
34%
Paving
Jun
3.55
.»
6.30
Calalta
2.85
—————2
Ltd—
Foods
6.00
Cadamet Mines—
30%
_!
Southam
4%
975
6.10
—I
Pioneer
Dec
711%
common
48c
Dec
32
.a
43c
5.95
3.45
—-
—
46c
Ltd
13%
320
13
13%;; 13% 7
1
Low
7 Vac
Mines
Range for Year 1963
'
^
High
6%c
Bralorne
7% May
Shares
7c
Dec
7 7 '\io
28%
12%
28%
10 V2
1,000
5%
S
May
Low
1
for Week
1
Mines
Nov
5.55
13,872
13%
13%
Slater
Steel
50
——
Ltd
Stafford
50%
29%
—
Manufacturing
D
Bordulac
_—-—
B
Simusons
K
Jun
29
———
Dairies class A
Silverwood
S
5.00
44%
—
Industries
Class
Dec
29%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par*
2.40
X5.65
Canada
of
High
13,800
9%
•;i
Warrants
Sheel
/
3.00
9
preferred
Holdings
Low
High
50%
-*
Sayvette Ltd
Scottish
Range for Year 19G2
2.70
2.85
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
prices
Low
Par
.<■
Friday
for Week
Range
of
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended January 18)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
..1
...
Iron
_1
—
:
—
Consolidated
1,100
1.25
33,000
9c
Dec
26c
23.700
20c
Oct
65c
Jan
July i
1
Lake..
Mines.
»'*•
10c 11 %c
23c
11c
Gold
6c
6c
7c
81,500
14c
Jan
Jan
1
2.60
2.55
2.70
3,600
2.05 Mar
2.70
Dec
5
23%
23 Va
23%
9.121
18%
26%
Jan
1
-
-
24c.
'
5c
July
Jun
Number 6231
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(273),
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
——
12%
Consolidated
,
*
12%
3.05
15 Vi Mar
52%
55
4,130
17
•;,»A 17
17%
4,079
12 Va
Jun
9c
13c
30,500
8c
Oct
May
20 Va Mar
•
;
25 V* c Jun
Patino Mining
1.34 Jan
9,100
24c
Sep
1.04
37,205
62c
Oct
75c
78c
14,500
.606
Jun,
Pax
2.55
41c
95c
Paymaster
Jan
w,l;75 Jan
Jack; Walte 'Mluirig—A————-20o
14,750
17c
26c
44,500
21c
10c
Aug
4y2C Aug
5V2C
4,500
8'/ac
10c
39,000
22c
23c
11,555
-Mines—-AAAa————1
Joburke- 'Gold
10
"22c
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16C
81,400
10c
1.25
11,125
56c
14,374
25c
•
15 y2
13c
1.25
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1.18
?
30c
28>/2C
28V2C
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd-:^-^—
Sep
18y2c
5c
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7c
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Keeley
Kenville
Gold
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Mines
Copper
Kirlcland
6c
Minerals
6c
6.60
7.00
V 2.81
34c
39c
25c
12c
Kirkland- Townsite.
Kopan
——
a'—a—A—a-—.—*'
-
Labrador Mining & Exploration—*-*«.,.•,
Dufault
Mines—
Lake v Lingman
Lake Osu' Mines
.
Lake
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25
25
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19c
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9.400
3.15
3.00
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Jun
7.95 Jan
3.80
13c
Jan
4.10
Jun
4.18
4.25
Jan
Dec
16c
'
9 Vic Sep
1.99
Dec
1.55
Dec
Gold
Macdonald
Macfie
; 17c
17C
19c
14c
Dec
39c
Jan
1.30
1.20
1.30
52,550
80c
Oct
2.43
Jan
8%c 11 Vac
14c 15 Vac
32,200
75,050
50
Jan
6C
Jun
•:::y*5c. ,5ViC
,
Ltd-—-—a---—*
Mines
13,600
5c
May
July
Sep
;7ViC Sep
3.25
16 Vic
3.35
3,518
Apr
4.35 Jun
18c
4,800
160
4c
5c
5,000
1,400
13,800
3o
3.35
1
17c
,
———1
Explorations
MacLeod
W
Mines
1.05
1.06
2.14
2.14
2.14
5c
4 Vic
5c
10V2C
8 Vic
11c
77C
80c
5c
5c
A————1
Cockshutt
Madsen Red
Lake—-,j.A——a-1
Magnet Consolidated Mines.———.1
Majortrans
/Malartlc Gold Fields—.
Maneast Uraniunt
•
80c
—1
Manitou Barvue
—
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Mines
Maritimes
Matachewan
1.13
1.22
1.70
13c
8c
—1
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McKenzie
Red
2.55
Alio
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lie
/ 37,175
50c
21,200
36c
9c
10c
24,000
7c
8.90
9.10
15c
90c
86c
90c
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' xoVa
' 12%C
49
32c
68,600
5c
5c
11,000
40
22,400
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9c
8c
23 vac
25c
2.55
2.50
2.59
35C
38c
75,700
64c
62c
,63c
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44c
130
Jan
;14
45c
Oct
1.90 Jun
Nov
50c July ;
12c
6,100
Tc
'
Mar
Feb
12Vic Jan
33c
36c
30,800
20c221/aC
3,500
11c
1,870
12 Va May
19,000
500
Z 4Vic May
33c
57c
Oct
86c
300
Oct
14
i4y«,
————1
14 J/4
9c
10c
76c
76c
41c
40c
42c
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20c
19c
21c
Murphy; Oil *
...
/
Murray. Mining Corp Ltd———1
2.25
2.25
19y2c Jun
20 Vac July
1.06
L10
31c
42c
Jun
36c
12Va
6V2C
4,334
55,100
18,900
7,542
Mines
AA»
28c
32c
6%c
6c
6V2C
14V2C
12c
15c
6c
5VaC
7c
Consolidated
11c
13c
26,700
Antonio Gold
Gold—
Petrol —
Jan
Mines—
1
—...
14V2C
5c
6c
2.35
18c
Petroleum
2.17
18c
23c
Exploration ——-.—* -J
National
11 Vic
2.35
National
NealonMines
New
New
——4—L.25c
A-L
—
Alger Mines .——.——X,
Athona MinesA_-A—————1
Feb
Hosco Mines
New
New
New
Jason
-
New
1.:
Gold
-
1.20
1.25
8,905
24c
25c
12c
10c
12c
5,700
7,000
1,850
99.775
4c
New. Rouyn Merger—.—
• Senator
Rouyn—
7C
6y2c
7c
10c
lie
18c
16c
16cl7yac
15c
15c
12c
^
;
35c
11,507
A25c;
28c
21Vic 21%c
125,500
———
Oils
*
Northgate
North
Northern
Nova
'
31c
30c
7%c
32c
14,500
8c
8 Vac
79.236
4VaC Feb
—
4%c
600
19,087
9%c
4Vac
5.00
5.35
23c23%e
8c 9%c
3c
4.00
18c
2VaC
1.58
1.55
1.62
14c
Gas
12c
13,733
14 Vac
17c
1.61
15,390
30
31
1,010
40c
A 50C
5.70
Obaska Lake Mines
Gold
—A " AAA
18C
A
2.40
A
18c
9c:
39c
30 VaC July
2.00 Jun
4,200
:
52c
Exploration
Ltd
Orchan
Mines
Orenada Gold
_
_
.
A
1
1
13c
Mar
3.30
Jan
Apr
A 28c
Dec
Sep
Jan
AUg
Jun
65c
July
7c
Feb
74c
: A
2.21
2.33
13,642
17,040
6VaC
V;
21c
-
A 5 VaC
6VaC
21c
23c
4VaC Jun
10,500
17c
Dec
20,900:
30C
May
^
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A
11c
__
56c
54c
11 %c
1.78
IIV2C
1.75
90c
95c
18c
17Vac
—1
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6,000 t10e
r
9,725
5.750
5,540
5,100
;
10,700
20,500
17,904
,
8,100
13c
1.84
9,600
32,111
95c
18c
i
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Nov
30,215
2,250
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56c
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.
Aug
1.82 Jun
Oct
Oct
1-20 Jan
18c Apr
1.62 Jan
Oct
Jan
Nov
1.53 Mar
37c ,Jun
1.30 Jan
®ep
^un
42 /a0 Jim
3,908
12c
56c
,
Feb
24c
,
,
Oct
1.48
70c
80
50c
67c
20c
20c
,
30O
Apr
9c^ Mar
1.80 Jan
/
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May
Mar
6%« Sep
8.25 Jan
,
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28c
16,200
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i-.;V' ,'fl
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Oct
Feb
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1.39 Jun
7,600
37c
40c
26c28VaC
38c
27c
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9%c Apr
Dec
230 July
95c
9,700
69,100
,
1.56
1.58
76c
82c
,14cl4VaC.
57c
59c
73c
79c
1
1
;
64c
Jan
9 /ac July
1.10 Jun
23c Apr
t96 Feb
45c
14c
.
1.52 Sep
33c Jun
Jan
Oct
10%
11%
6,080
46c
43c
50c
64,500
1
1
4.00
56c
3.80
56c
4.15
58c
8,397
14,400
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1.30
1.30
1.30
•
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8.30
10c
1.35
24c
8.50
12c
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1.60
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15c
1.45
78c
3c
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1
1
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—
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43c
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AA 1.15 Feb
8c
14VaC
1.65
2.30
15c
1.00
2.65
10c
15c
1.78
2.30
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value,
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8c^ Feb
;
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13c -Jun
;23c; Mary
'58c,3.80, July
Nov
60c \ Oct
2c
•
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Aug
Oct
9c- Jun
4.00 Jan
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.
7.95 Mar
,1.26_Feb
2.98 May
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;
Nov
1.15 Jun
Jun
14c Mar
3c
Jan
21,433
A650
12c.; Apr
10%C Dec
7.450
9c Sep
25c July
8c
5c May
8,000
—
,
22c Mar
1.90 Jan
3.10 Jan
35e,.:Feb
v
84c May
25.700
Oct
95c
14%o Sep
21c Oct
.
Oct
July
Jun
3,000
,
July
85c
65c
2c
9c
7,600
-
*
18o
1.80 Feb
32c Apr
1.45 Mar
525,450 ,?14%0
5,500
4%c
12,714
12%0
800
80c
6c
17c
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26%c 29%c
4e
;
1.25 Jun
20o Jan*
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5VaC
6c
6c
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45c45Vac
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2.06 Jan
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550
2,900
58c Jun"
15,000 A
3%c Jun
4,167
12c Dec 7,000
75c July
,
6,600
1.75 July
7,600
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2,000
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69,650
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1.20 Oct
75.400
2.00 Nov
,
9c
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^
68c
.
Sep
9c
,,
1.30 Nov
38c
54c
Jan
Jun
Jan
42c
Dec
4c
Mar
9c
15%c Jan
48c
Oct
32c
Jan
16c
Jun
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X Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
Odd lot sale
t Ex-llquidating
a
500
27c
6%c
7 19c
94c
2.40
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
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a
14Vac
„
-
,,
5.25
87c
7Vac
79c
—1
9c
Yankee Canuck Oil————.—200 f
6c
Yellorex Mines—A^-.———-1
Yrflo^ife Beaf MinesvA.--—-A1
1.11
A Young (H G) Mines
1
lOVac
Yukon Consolidated
1
45VaC
Yukeno
Mines
.1
Zenmac Metal Mines——
1
27c
Zulapa Mining
1
17V2C
T"
5.00
.85c
6%c
& Zinc
Tale Lead
9.600
4,750
37.000
41,500
10%c lOVac
—
-
3,000
2,500-
Sep
5c
7.15 Jun
9Vac Dec
14,513
9,100
14,300
14y« Feb
3.70 Dec
33c Jun
1.15 Oct
100
6c
88c
Sep
23c
May
8
230. May
3.865
36.450
27,413
:
1.44
25c
1.60
~
Consolidated Exploration—1
Mines .A—
——1
Petroleum
17c July
5,600
18c
11%
Buffadison
WiKe^
2.73 Mar
9c
18c 19Vac
-—1
—•—*
Mining Corp
Oil—!
7.20 Dec
A 1.65
■
,76c
Jan
10%C Oct "Aa A 18 %c Mar
4.60 Aug
Oct
9,500
7.10
'
2.30
Osisko
61c
12c
46C
4,490
12c
6.80
12c
7.00
-
Mines
Jun
Apr
55c
.•
—
1
—1
Ltd
Chibougamau
*
1
1'
Ormsby Mines
Lake
lOVac :11 Vac
lie
8.55
32c
4%C Jan
7,760
—
Resources——*
—'*
-
*
Oleary Malartic ———A—.
Opemiska Copper
Jan
Apr
Jan
30C
16,000
49 Va
49 Vac
Nov
Mar
7C
1,700
4 Vac
29%
69c
10%c Nov
.1,500
7,125
1.56
.
7c
Western Beaver Lodge——————*
15c
Western Decalta Petroleum —A———1
94c
Western Mines
a
2.40
'■
Rights :
iAA—-AA--—-A-A—AA*'A'.' , 10c
Western Surf Inlet class A_.———50c
—
Willroy Mines——A
1
1.74
West
Aug
89C
22 VaC Dec
700
A
2.25
.v
Nov
20,800
39c
44c
Jan
Sep
16c
a
1.80 Jan
15c
9,000 A
36VaC
1
Westburne Oil—
Jan
3.20
Sep
Sep
4c
4 Vac
:
9C
36c
39c
A—
1
'
32c.
2.25
9c
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21c
37 Vac
2.40
2,000
40c
13c
37c
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Oil
Westates
24 Vic Apr
Oct
26C
130
*
1
—A-^—-wr—1
Werner Lake Nickel————1
Wespac Petroleums
—*
Feb.
9c
Oct
24
.
12,148
6.00
-
1.10
,
——1
—
Canada Exp
Wasamac
Vic Sep
25c
Sep
Apr
865
530
5.70
19VaC
♦
A
5C
218,350
1.35
18c
A
90
23c
,i
Violamac Mines
Dec
3.95 Dec
Mar
5.15
—
—
Vespar Mines
37 Vic May
2.70 Jun
;
2,734
17c
l
,
^1
—
Exploration
,1 .'i/j
A-
Avauze
Jan
41c
1.55 Aug
4Vic Jun
6,000
Feb
5,605
Vandoo
54c
Oct
2,500
1.50
A
Mines
21C
19c
28 Vac
warrants
Mines
14o
Jan
17c
2.85
42o
10c
45,000
Upper Canada Mines
8
26c
19,575
12c
United Reef
Dec
64c
v
May
10c
15c
Weedon Mining-A
:
Oct-
3.50
13c
32c
class A
Beaucage
O'Brien
Dec
7VaC
2.95
—1
Canada
:t3V'2c
United Oils——i——i——1.41
13 Vic Feb
3 Vic Aug
•
6,000
2,000
1,250
24c
12c
Northland
Norvalie
28c:
805
/ 5,500
2.85
—ALA.''
ExDloration
Northspan
Nov
35c
2.93
Rankin
North
33c
5ViC
12 Vac
•
Goldcrest
15c
6.20 July
f"42o ; Aug
31c
Jan
36c Mar
2.18 Sep
1.10
United Asbestos-.^
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14c
.July, '
:
3.20
-u——.
—
20c
2.05
1.55 Mar
4.80 Jan
;
,
Oct A.
Nov *
Mar
11c
: United
Oct
l 49c i Jan
1.10 Aug
'
"May ,/
31
Warrants
Jan
18c
Preferred
North Coldstream
18c
1.93
,
2,100
50,075
48,120
Dec
Nov
May
Jan
1.05
25 Vic Jan
Nov,;*
14c
4c
5'/2C
3.50
.250
common
19cA
1.94
,
v
A 1.14
2.78
4.90
,20%c
18c
13%c
1.40
;
630
—
United New Fortune—
8
5.00
12c
United Canso voting trust
United-Kenft Hill —
;
4c
16c 17y2c
—4——1
Ltd
26C
1
Apr
19 Vic July
60
5c
23c
Normetal Mining Corp————
Norpax Nickel
1
Northcal
1.
Unisphere Explorers Ltdi
9c
50,015
341/2c 38Vic
16c
———h—.4——4.4——1<
Norgold Mines
-1
North Canadian Oils
1
A
1.-^
———
Feb
;
8,300
9c
35C
Nor can Oils
V
.^-Ai-1
—-50c
stand Mines.,—
Aug
Oct
6c
37,500
v
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Mines
35c
Jan
7.30 Oct
A4.220
Union
1.25 Oct
1.25
syacJuly
12Vic Deo
49,800
—
Norlartic
1.35 Feb
12c
Oct
4.25 May
1.20
28c
Jun
68c
7,100
/ 116 I3y2c
83/aC
Mines
..—4.-.——4^.4,.—.4—^.1 'v
Nor Acme Gold—4—-———^.4—4^.1
/ Norbeau Mines
—.1
3Vi0 Jan
37,200
:
17c
8y2c
Nickel Mining & Smelting————.1
Nickel Rim Mines—1
Nisto
Jun
3.20
5.40
'S 19c
Jun"
7o
37,000
16c
180
;
4.40
Oct. >
Sep
\
6lo
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7,000
lie
—1
—.1
1.35
16c
1
-
4y2c
1.22
1.32
—1
New
Dec
May
*75c
lvl5,
Union
Jan
1.25
1
Mines—.—'./
29c
5,645
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd.i
ATownorth
20V2C May
3.05 Oct
16,750
'Mines—A--A-A-—---a-aa-I—1-—-
29c
4c
3.05
Trinity
Feb
27c
Kelore Mines———A—A-aaaa*—-♦"
Newlund Mines
16c
4.95
*
———
NOV
y
;
2.04 May
7c
Jan
8,117
5,400
4,490
Tribag Mining Co
Aug
Aug
5 Vic
7,000
25c
Petroleum—-50o
Goldvue Mines.
—A-————l*.
New
61c
15,200
,
4.80
New: Davies
70
22,630
5c
Nov
Sep
30C
4.95
Holdings - A-a-a-aA--——l/.
Warrants —a—A—A—J—-A"/
65c
4Vio Jun
3Vie Apr,
230
Oct
'
6 Vic
25V2c
Newconex
Continental Oil of Canada—
15,200
85,660
7lc
Jan
83c
Aug
1.70 Jan
1.25 Aug
19c
Jan
1.70 Mar
2.75 Jun
24c " Sep *
-
168,146
39,200
Triad
4.20 Apr
,
6c
€»/2C,
;
Oct
1.72
Oct
Jun
July
Oct
Feb
5c
36c
17c
Towagmac
Mar
16c
4y2o July
.
1.37
6.85
Trans
13Vic Jan
Jun
60
246,330
8,000
29c
41/aC
29V2C
New Bidlamaque Gold ———A
—I"..
New "Calumet Mines——--A-——A—1/
New
16c
.
5c
35c
6.70
Tormont Mines
1.41 Mar
Jun
12 %c Jan
35c
Apr
9c
Feb
5.15 Jan
" 22o
May
32c Mar
1.15 Jan
18c
Jun
10Va Feb
46o Aug
1.20
,
Teck Hughes Gold—
1
Temagami ^A—
—
1
Territory Mining—
—
——1
Thompson
Lundmark—
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Tombill Mines Ltd————*
Torbit Silver M'ines_
1
Mar
3.75
1.60 May
72o
Feb
—
35c
1
—————50p,,
15%c
Taurcanis
Feb
1.64
49c
16Vic Nov
2.28
1.35
1
River
Transcontinental
Creek
'
——1
A-,
1.21 Dec
18VaC Sep
,,
8,000
12Vic
30s
1
———
Ryanor Mining ——————1
Sunburst
Apr
Aug
6,562
: 11,500
Feb
Jan
1.85 Mar
8Vac July
8.00 Jun
1
11%'NoV
5c
Feb
8V2C Sep
22c
Nov
70c Mar
5V2C Dec
14c Aug
11c' Nov
20c
Jan
4%0Mar AV '7%a.Sep.
9o
Jan
31%c Sep
57,947
5c
Ay;
Nov
16%
30,300
.
■
11%
—
Nov
Apr
200
1.09
9c
—1 A<
91c
A 7.25 Dec
Stan well. Oil As
1.03 Feb
:
90c
12%
Southern Union Oils
Feb
10c
65c
Oct.,
1,855
49,600
500
13c
1.40
Steeloy Mtoing —————-A——A^ • '
Steep Rock Iron
*1
Sturgeon River Gold-,——;
1
Sudbury Contact ————1—1:Sullivan Cons Mines
1
9c
Wright Iron————1
Nama
87c
1.40
Btarratt Nickel ——————1
26c
23,300;
29% Mar
Epooner Mines
Oils
:A*-V
Stanrock Uranium ————1
Sep
Sep
20c
•
,
—
1.40
ll,500
300
Silvermaque
3.00 Feb
*
25c
12,400
.
70c
■
35c
39c
88c
73c
7VaC
1.30
3,700
45c
17,500
Blscoe Mines Ltd-^A«—
Apr
14c
8c
7
Jan
85c
7c
Jun
12VaC Dec
4c. Aug
2.25 Dec
9VaC Feb
13c
Dec
75c
Oct
I2V2C Mar
9.10 Oct,
15c Mar
8.400
A
51% Feb
23 Vac
•
.
Mines—
47c
1.32
-
52c
34c
Moneta Porcupine
;
Feb
8C
Petroleums
42c
1.24
24c
Silver
Feb
23 Vbc
*
Mining
Ore
88 c
Jun" c:
May
Aug
140
10,562
36V2C
Mining Corp
Mt
Jan
57c
7o. Jan
36
f
'
.
4,699
52,400
Silver Miller Mines
Sep
12c
Oct
7.75
2,500
7,875
11,247
Metal A-———AAA-1
15%b
Security, Freehold —A———•
6,76
Sheep Creek; Gold -aA—A—A——506f/
1.17«
Sherritt "Gordon ^—A*.-A.A——1A
3.10
Sigma Minei Quebec—.
_1
5.30
Jan
25c
May *
July
2,710
1,31
Satellite
36C
Aug
14ViC Apr
;>.'48'o'i»Sepf.#?;
27e
24V2c
City
26c
-
?
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2.00
Band
1.05 July
r
1,130
12c
14c
9.80 10V4
28c 33 Vic
28c
""
26,400
23c
Sarcee
6 Vic Feb
5 y2 c May
<
1,665
8,166
3,867
46 Va
27c
,
Midrim
16c
5,000
6c
2.00
San
"
Oct
.1.25
Uranium
Min
Aug
Deo
July
15c
....
49C
Lake————1,
Midpnn Oil
Mill
6c
Exploration. & Development.SOo
Mentor
Meta
2,750
46c
8J/2C
McWatters Gold Mines———--———-*Medallion Petroleums-.
■
3,210
5,800
9c
46c
48 V2
—
Dec
31c May
5.50 Jan
46c May
1.40 May
4o
Apr
15,900
3.00
14c
a
' "14c
-
Lake^—.1
.
July
30c
36,000
23;;
Rowan
•
Sep
Sep
140
Apr
11,700
2,500
9.00
Feb
21
Sep
Jun
60
■.*
3y2c Mar
22c
.
41e
26,050
36.694
;
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8c
3.00
.
—1
'
15c 16 VaC
5Vic
——
2.51 Jun
y
■
8c
15c
5 Vic
—
Rockwin
i
Mattagami Lake/A—-1
/ Maybrun Mines AAAA-A—.-aAA—1'
.
1.30
Jun
74c
8c
.
Aug
May
Rio Algom ———————A———*
Rio
Rupununi Mines__
.1
Rix Athabasca Uran—
—1
Roche Mines
-1
Sep
July
13c
Consol; a—f:
Jun
16c
91c
Rexpar Minerals A»A-A^—^A-^A—-—»1
Jun
2o
48c
A:??*vV- s'i "'''•?••
31c
6 Vic
1.05
48c
Mining Gorp
Martin-McNeely Mines—.—-—.—1
Dec
2.00 May
i2y2c
'/
7C
13C
.iAMAAAAA^yASA^AtA
86c
Mar
.1.60
Macdonald
—1
Renabie Mines————1
14c
July,;
9C
.
Mar
62,000
48,800
11 VaC
Reeves
,200
3yac July
15,300
226,500
10,400
2,000
17c 17 Vac
22c
Mar con.
3.10
22c
17V2c
Maralgo Mines ■ ^..—.—..—^.—..—.1:
Marboy ,;A——aaA^AAA^aa———-A—-—I/
1-
-
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'
;
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24,142
10c
1.18
•.
—
Macassa
58c
7.35
...
;
July
20,625
11,250
10c
54c
7.35
Radiore Uranium Mines——
—1
Raglan Nickel ———————————1
Ranger Oil x
*
Rayrock Mines
—1
Realm Mining —
—
———*
1.46 Mar
1.70 Jun
Sep
5c
May
2y2c May
219,000
14c
36c
7.05
^
Quonto Exprolations Ltd————
Jun
54c
1.05
11,500
Sep
8Vic
l3o
54o
5o
46c
;Quemont Mining
Jun
Jan
Dec
3.45
25c
17c
31c
Dec
2.60 Feb
10,100
Vic May
Feb
>
2.43
89,000
1.66
11
7Vic Apr
46,500
4j/2C
2,600
45cr
A
Quebec Ascot Copper
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold—
1
Quebec Labrador Develop——
„l
Quebec Lithium
—1
Quebec Manitou Mines.————1
Quebec Mattagami
—j—A——1
Quebec Metallurgical ———*
Queenston Gold Mines———1"
17c.- Apr
W/a Sep
31c
1.57
17C
.
42Vic
Aug
Jan
8c
1.36
4>/2C
Apr
4,070
29c
;
BVaC Npv
28c
13 Vac
75c
Aug
1.30
16 c
Jun
7,600
4,000
14,747
47c
69c
241/aC July
28C
1.58
Dec
44c
15c
Jan
10c
42c
Jun
"
4V2c
Apr
45c
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
280
31C
8,880
1,051
Jun
52c
r
Aug
59,350
66c
Sep
1.36
•
11 Vic Oct
22 Vic May
Apr
18c
29c
70c
19c
29%
Feb
..:' 563"V
t
37C
33c
63c
40c
Jan
2,695
3.75
37c
30c
42c
"
10c
Feb
9Vic Nov
12,200
60c
Powell
j
1.65
-
8,753
28%
9c
835
3.15
3.75
,
316,000
41c
3.20
8,025
2.75
2.50
vLa'.Luz Mines;———A-A-—,*
ALamaque Gold Mines-A-—*a—a**ALangis Silver
Latin American'
—--.50o'.
A Leitch Gold -Mines-—1
A:Lencourt/Gold l Mines-*-—
Lexindin Gold Mines.—-—-——1
/Little Long Lac Gold.—.———-—*
"'Long-' Point Gas—————aAa**A;—Al/
Loraaa Uranium Mines-;*—a.;-A—a-AI;
Louvicourt Goldfield ——-A-A-AA-%'■
; Lyndhurst Mines
A——-a--^A-AA-T.
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
*
*
13,500
14c
60c
-
—^—.—50c
—
lOVn
18,394
9c
25c
9c
•
-—-I..
*
Development Ai-
Ponder Oils
Dec
2,110
5.80
4.30Alttn
56o
Jun
2,250
5.90
1
Gold-Ai—:
«,
6.65 Dec
2.60 Jan
15 Vic Nov
—1,62
Purdex Minerals Ltd———————Al
12c
,
Oct
6.05 Dec
28%
Placer
July
,
Lake
40c
6,125
2,000
lOVaC lOVic
—
————1;
4c
"38,500
"
Oil & Gas«t—
57c
Nov
1.15 July
Feb
3.15
63c
.
6.40
28,400
,
Dec
Uranium
Jan
8o
50,350
Mar
6.50
31c
'
Oct
1,100
12c
36c
.
2.85
21c
—
Place
25 Vic Mar
1.15
Ore
29c
72c
May
6,400
'
21e
35c
12c
YlOVic1
1——•
Pitch
Jan
21c
16Vic
—,—.*
25c
lOVaC llVac
12c
17c
Uc
Exploration
Feb
18
10% Feb
6.20
12 Vac
,
TTigT|
May
5 Va Oct
3.15
,
21c
:———1
Phillips Oil Cc Ltd———
—1
Pickle Crow Gold Mines—i——.*
-i Jan
44c
6.35
International ——♦
Consol
15o
10
297,100
46Vac48VaC
A 87c. 94c
3.15
Rouyn Gold————^
-1
Preston Mines Ltd———1
Prospectors Airways ——Ai——•
6,020
17,743
7.00
1
■
32 Vic Sep
July
May
47c
1
Petrol Oil & Gas
Mar
35c
520
6.60
19c
48c
572,100
74c
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
91c
89c
10c
6.75
6.60
——6.50
——-
Jun
/Sep
28,605
92c
Permo Gas & Oil'
Perron Gold Mines^i—
Apr
1.00
17c
;
May
Oct
Jan
■
'
40c
;.
Nov
4,625
25c
>jeilicoe' Mines
.
23c
lie HVaC
21c
22
25 %
;;/i 11
Jaye ExplorationsAA———AA———*A~L
12ya
PCE-Exploratiott Ltd—1
peerless
*
9,000
12
_>1
Pato^Consolidated Gold
Low
43Vic
12 Va
^20c
———
—i—
Range for Tear 1963
High
42c
20o
Mines
for Week
Shares
43 Vic
Porcupine
Paramaaue
.540 .Feb
;
Low
1
Ltd
Pamour
Jan
17c
V
37C
104"
1
-
/'x
Pamoil
^
6,471
32c
29c
32
T.-v.
Dec
Apr
59 V*
y.
Petroleums
Wam*nJff»"
Palliser Retei
2.90
2.05 Mar
9 VaC
—1
——
Jun
47
A———A———. *•.
Iso "Mines
9.25
Pacific
15% i Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
10,830
;
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
9.40
12,154
2.96
Low
,
54%
'I-A
—
■*
Irish Copper Mines*—
Iron Bay Mines—
12%
12
3.05
^1
_
11%
STOCKS
Range far Tear 1963
13,074
12%
•
—
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Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine—AAAi,—
Hydra Exploration
—-—«
Howey
High A ■A'./; /A.;/
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•
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Class B
:
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Sales
Week's
Friday
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bid and asked quotations are obtained from 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
The following
Par
International
Industrials and Utilities
Interstate
Electric
Cadre
1'
Publishing Co.
Adler Electronics Inc—
1'
Aerotest
Labs Inc..
—I1
Canadian
All
1
1
A—
Jackson's
•
Jarrell-Asli
Organ Co
Maintenance
Line
(L E)
Co
J
1
Chemicals
Cary
Cascade
5
51
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp
Alterman Foods Inc
Inc
Natural
4%
Central
Gas
Biltrite
American
American
American
Publish.__25o
American Hoist & Derrick Co__l
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubher As Plastics—J
American Safety Equipment...*
Amer St Gobaln Corp
com_7.50
Anchor
Vermont
Co
Farms
common
•v
preferred
Participating
100
Co
Metal
Credit
Atlantic
Class
B
Atmos-Pak
Industries
Avis
Products
Aztec
Oil
Rendering
Screw
Telephone Co
Trans
Barden
Distilling
Basic
Cook
Craig
Cross
Crouse-Hinds
Markets
Inc.
Diebold
Bemis
Disc
Bros
Co
Bag
Dixon
Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway
Leasing Co
Herman
Matic
O
Bernz
Inc
.X
Dravo
cl A—
Corp
Bird
Son
&
Hills
Duffy-Mott
Sivalls
Black
List
Blue
Bohn
Bolt
Bon
&
Bryson
Beranek
&
Dymo
Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Corp
Bowmar
Instrument
Inc
■
1
91/4
1
Inc
2
1
Company
Industries
2%
Inc
1
Corp
20c
Ecuadorian
5%
Edgcomb
Edgerton
10c
Steel
Inc
5
Co
Germ
5
Grler
&
1
1
17%
1
Edgewater Steel Co
•
12%
EICO
Instrument
6%
preferred
25
Dynamics Inc
lo
British-American Const & Mat_5
Brockway Glass Co Inc
5
20 V2
22 V2
Electro
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Consolidated class A_50c
37
Electro
Instruments
10 V4
Electro-Tec
$1.20
Bristol
Burnham & Morrill..
Burns (W J) Intl
10
1
3
1
.*
1
Eltel-McCullough
El
3%
6%
For
footnotes,
Inc
Co,
1
(Texas)..•
25c
Corp
1
1
Corp
Electrolux Corp
Electronic Accounting
v29Ma
15
x26%
11V*
Electronics
Electronics
Elgeet
1.50
Bush Terminal
Buildings Co.lOo
Business Funds Inc
8
Byllesby (H M) & Co
lOo
Electric
Corp
Electrada
Detective
Agency class A
Paso
Elco
Capital
Int'l
Optical
10c
Corp
10%.
24
Elion
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
Instruments
g3/_
Elizabethtown
7
Elk
see page
44,
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Coal
Water
Corp
Co
*
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Handmacher-Vogel
Handy &
Hanna
Inc
U
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Hanover
Company
Shoe
Inc;
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Munning
Harrington &
Hawaiian
<
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—__3.50
Richardson Inc.l
(D
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;__5
Henry's Drive-In Inc
Hewitt-Robins 5%
'
21
24
22%
;
8%
>
8
1
Hugoton
Gas
Trust
Units
11
1
5%.
26%
29%
>
%
22
Inc
1
12%
\47%
24 Ma
>6%
10c
——.XI,*
Meredith
Publishing
Ilikon
5
.7'/a
50c
Inc
Metcom
Mexican
Light & Pwr Co com.*
preferred
13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
$1
•
Inc
Microdot
Mid-America
Midland
Line
Pipe
Capital
Corp
10c
Corp
Income
Indian
Properties
Head
$1.25
Inc
Mills
A
Inc
com
preferred
Indianapolis
Water
Co
Co
Timer
Industries
Instrument
Insurance
25%
27%
50c
5 Ma
22Mi
24%
24%
Milton
29
Miner
Industries
10
28Ma
30%
Miniature
5Ma
6%
Class A
Systems
Inc
Com
Securities
Inc..
International Bank of Wash
__1
15
25c
25c
r
Flavors
&
Fragrance
3
.
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16%
6 Va
3 Ma
17 Mi
39 Va
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42%
18 Va
1
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—*
1
6%
5 Ma
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7%
Bradley Co
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27%
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Miller Mfg Co
1
20
Indiana Gas & Water
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5
Co
Hvdrides Inc
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter
Intermountaln Gas Co
•
2%
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Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
Metal
:
45
•
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Hydrocarbon Chemicals
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Melpar Inc
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27
Hugoton Production Co..
Mechanical
3
1
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class
McLouth Steel Corp
Medco
27
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24.%
Huyck
Industries
5 Mi
39%
Material
Electronics
20 %
24%
5
Inc
Maxson
r 25%
47/a
1
Corp
1
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9%
r
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Coke
McLean
2'6%
18%
lc
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19%
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1
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26%
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2%
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Matheson
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Hoover
Horizon
1
Maust
24%,.
class A
Industries
Mattel
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
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1
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25
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Heath
6
1
250
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16%
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Mary Carter Paint class A
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Mastan Company Inc.—
1
115%
15
1
Ins
Products
Marrud
4%
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Maradel
11%
110V2
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16%
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20
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Magnetics Inc
17%
20%-
Inc
50c
Inc
33 %o
8
Co
Electric
&
16 %
Cosco
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Hamilton
__1
34%
1
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15%
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Hamilton
l
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Magnefax
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1
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Co
Madison
Corn
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Herrington
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Lytton
MacDonald
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1
Electronic
1
common
4
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Inc
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Markite
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Fla
1%
Lucky
Ludlow
Corp —:
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Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
Marine
-
Hamilton
;
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37 %
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Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
24.50
of
Laboratory
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35%
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Houston
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Co——1
33%
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Natural Gas
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Steel
Louis Lesser Enterprises cl A.lOc
Lowe's Companies Inc
1
13
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6%
1
Candy
33 '
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Houston
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4%
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1
Loft
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Eckerd
11%
lOo
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—
1
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5
1
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Loblaw
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23
1
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Bowser
5%
5
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Bowman
1
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Inc
Forms
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1
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Boston
Bowl-Mor
Bush
Dynacolor
5o
Newman
class
Corp
Durlron
Inc.
Machines
1
2.50
Company
Milner
Dunham
Dura
Light.
Publishing
Business
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Inc
Power
Enterprises.———
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Western Petroleum.
& Smith Inc
Black
Corporation
Drexel
J
Billups
Binney
1
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Loan
Lone
44%
/
3%
7%
6%
10c
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Hajoca
20
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1
50c
70c
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Hagan Chemicals & Controls..1
5
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1
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Develop
Corp
Company
Drackett
Corp
Beryllium
(J)
Donbar
Berkshire Gas Co
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preferred
14 %
Gyrodyne Co of America
l
conv
Southwest
&
Inc.
16%
12
I
Chemical
Interstate
Gulf
5
Dixie Dinettes Inc
1
Dunlap Inc
Gulf
10c
common
&
20c,
Products
83
79%
42
Capital Inc
Inc
Press
Liberty
19>/4
•
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia
Lighting Inc
19%
18
15%
.1
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Co—
Blower
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leeds & Northrup Co.——__50o
Lewis
9%
18
.———*
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Inc
Guardian
Co__2.50
Corp
3%
.
2.50
Levitt
22%
5%
Co
Steel
Lestoil
5
•
—2.50
Inc
Lence Lanes Inc
21 %
21%
1
5
Growth
•
Salt
.
10
preferred—
conv
Lehigh
7%
*>
;
19%,
' 8%
;—
Cement %
Lei inc
16V4
5%
31%
4%
>
Lau
7%
6%
1
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Fire
Grosset
1
Inc
$1.25
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Grlnnell Corp
5
Inc
5
Inv
(A
Grolier
10c
Inc
Diversa
Corp
Iron Works
Beneficial
]
Corp
Digltronics
Wash
Greater
8
Crystal
Dictaphone
Manufacturing Co—
Isle
Inc
Finance Company
Diamond
.10
Co
Properties class A———1
Employees Financial
2
Green
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge
1
Dial
(P H)
Green Mount Power Corp
Greenfield
Real Estate
Lines
S
Products
5%
Latrobe
.,
13%
6%
14%
4%
29%
Gould
Govt
1
Systems
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
S
1
Corp class A
Globe Rubber Products..
2%
Data-Control
Co
25
Corp
Glickman
Danly Machine Specialties_._.5
Darling (L A) Co
1
Co_
14%
10%
Waterworks
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50o
1%
Industries
Airmotive
Products Corp..*
Supermarkets Inc___10c
Shale
Glatfelter
5
Cummins Engine
Dallas
'276
11
' 5%
15%
11%
26%
14%
10
4%
•
Corp
Geophysics Corp of Amerlca_60c
Giannini Scientific Corp..
10c
Gidding8 & Lewis Mach Tool
2
1
Co
250
Corp
.1
Niguel Corp Units
Ontario Portland
Lance
8%
lc
Glasrock
;
25%
>■,> 44%
8
A——*
Film
&
Economics
1
l**
Corp
Lake
42
General
1
Company
•>>■23%
>
2
Corp
Laguna
20%
70c
Drive-In
General
Broadcstg.l
Inc
1
10
6.25
2.50
Corn
Krylon Inc
4Va'
18%
General
50o
Co
&
Crown-Bremson
Corp
Beauty Counselors Inc
Becton Dickinson & Co
Belmont
Systems
Delta
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Pharm
&
Magazine
Xromex
Co
inc
Company
7%
,
3% 1
>
cl A___l
—
General
1
Chemical
Cowles
Co
General
Prop Inc pfd_.
8
Distributing Co.lOc
Vitamin
Cowles
Baystate
Belle
Ridge
'iVst
1
.1.25
1
2
.
Inc
Glass
Kollmorgen
7%.
7% "
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—20c
International
General Aniline
1
Co
Service
Gem
_50c
Company
Cosmo Book
Cove
Properties class A
Behlen
Coffee
Electric
Coral
Bates
Mfg
Bayless (A
Corp
Cook
Corp
Corp
Barton
Gas
1
:1
Lines
Knox
Koehring
11
6%
Corp class Aa_——1
Kingsport Press Inc
Kingwood
Oil Co
Knape «te Vogt Mfg
11% :
6%
>
10'
A.
Kings Department Stores
LNC
1
Data
.-50c
Co
1
Inc
Keyes Fibre Co——_____—1
Custodian Funds A—•
33%
...
OU
.10
Co
Company
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A..1
9
.
10
Inc
Utilities
&
Keystone
3%
31%
———r.—±+2
*
6
5%
* 8%
10%
10
Class /B10.
20%
9%
1.".;3%
Garland Knitting Mills
Garlock Inc __X
Vndng.lOo
Investors
•
Continental
Chem—
&
1
3
Kewanee
•
14%
3
5%
———1'.
G-L Electronics Inc.
5
Mtge
Continental
-1
Electric
Hydro
Bangor
Banlife
Futterman
Automatic
Continental
Inc
Paint
Baltimore
Co_5
Refining Coa
Ketchum
127/8
12%
2.50
Refining
>
,19
—1
—
Fulton Industries
Co_6.25
Continental
Electronics
Atomic
Gas
•
Kentucky
.
13
5%
11%
!
;
14%
'■ 2%"
1
Corp
Fullview Industries
Freightwy Inc.2.50
Consolidated
Consolidated Rock Products
Prod
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12%
—1
4
Frouge
......
Consolidated
1
Co
Gas
&
Babcock
BttUU
Inc
Nat
Co
Kennametal
8%
21Vq
10%
>
9%
;
—.—10c
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Photo
Inc
Lay
Frontier
Instruments Corp_25o
Consumer
Inc
—
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Franklin Corp
Franklin Realty
Reflning_2c
Thpatres of,
7% 1
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Frito
Consolidated Business Systm.lOo
5
—2.50
Inc
Avon
—
Kendall
25%
19%
Company (NY)—1
1
T'dTephone Co. 10
Rico
Puerto
Computer
Labs
Grant
Fox-Stanley
Connecticut Light &; Power Co.*
1
Inc
Products
Forest
25c
Corp
Oil
Inc
1
Inc
Clearing House
Gas
—.—1—1
Davis Inc^
Foundation
25
Plastics
Plus
&
Foster
5
preferred
Commonwealth
40o
Adhesive
Avery
Co
Coip '
14%
23
>
Fair
Foote
Elevator—1
Corp cora_3
&
Gas
;13%
CO—..3
Bennett Stores Inc.—5o
Properties Inc—lo
Food
Foods
Gas
Common weal th
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50o
Automation
Floyd
•
Co
Milling
Commerce
Steel
Utilities
Florida Telephone Corp cl A
10
Water & Utilities—i.-l
2%
Wiie
Interstate
Commonwealth
1
Inc
Florida
1
Oil &
Colorite
Corp common..10c
10c
Credit
Inc
Public
Florida
Corp
Insulated
$1.25
-
Atlantic Utilities Corp
Atlas
Florida
cl A
10
Engineering Co Inc__l
Colorado
-
Florida Gas Co——iX—.11.
33%c
Colorado
—-.'XX——-*
Gas Light Co
5
Improvement Corp__25c
Atlanta
Prod
Co
National
Control
Inc
$1.46
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
1
Products
Colorado
class A
1
Assembly Products Inc———1
Associated
Products
-1
Associated Sales Analysts cl A..5
Associated Springs Corp——10
Associated Transport Inc
•
,
Corp common——1
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
10c
Colonial Stores Inc
Corp
Astrodata
1
Steel
Kay Windsor class A
1
Co
Gas
States
Collyer
1
Inc
24%
(Florida)
Precision
Coburn
Dept Stores
1
Armstrong
(A J) & Co Inc—1>
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Art
24 Ve
16%c
33 %C
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Kane-Miller Corp iXXX-X—f
138%
A—16%e
Lamson Machine Co_20
Inc
Kalvar Corp
—.__.2c
Kaman Aircraft Corp A
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230
1.25
com
class
B
Coleman
Arlans
Arvlda
.
7%
Securities
&
Research
Kaiser
29 y8
Sportswear
Cole
Co—2%"
Arkansas Western Gas
24%
1
Utilities
Coastal
Co—5 >1
Power
Missouri
Arkansas
25%
Instrumnts_50c
Musical
Commonwealth
Arden
Svc
Clifton
.;
10o
1
Inc
Corp__6
1
Pub
Clarise
Corp
Industries
Arcs
Co
the Ritz
of
Gas
City
InCi——
Labs
..._5
Kellwood
.—1
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Anglo Canadian Tele class A.10
Anheuser-Busch Inc
4
Applied Research Corp..
25c
Aqua-Chem Inc
.
—1
Anelex
1
£5
Co
'36%
Class
Corp
Anderson
10
.
Preferred
1.50
Univend
American
Telephone
Citizens
25
3%
preferred
American Sterilizer Co
5%
Julie
Christiana
Heritage
American
————.1
;
Service
Jostens
5
Power
Chattanooga Gas Co
Co
5
Financial Corp
•
Furniture Co
1
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co
1
American
Jones
37%
Chicago
Express
American
21
38 %
10
Indiana
CharleB
Labs cl A_1
American Electronic
Mfg Corp
JOc
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Johnson
Maine
Cent
50o
Cryogenics
American
1
29%
Central
Co..
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Rubber Co—
American Cement Corp
5
Filter
Air
American
1
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Steel Co
John's Bargain Stores
Central
American
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Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
2.!
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Co
£
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Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Central
Inc..1
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—
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Jervis Corp
1
15
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Plastics
Jerrold
..10c
Gas
E
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Fund
Jergens
Co.—1
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Corp
Radio
50o
—_
Pipe
Carpenter
Co
Markets
Water
Corp
1
^
(Chas)
Japan
1
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Jaequin
Jamesbury
5
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Jamaica
Industries
1
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For
Carolina
5'
1
Pepsi-Cola
Service
(Richard)
Itek Corporation
25
Tech
Products
Public
Southern
Irwin
1
common
common
Capital Southwest
Caressa Inc.
Develop
Credit class
State
Allied
Iowa
—
Allegheny
Allen
B
Capital
Capital
:
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Allied
Superior Ltd
Mills
Co
Serves
—
Iowa
1
12%
12%
_X—_1
1
Electric
Cannon
Class
Land
Alico
Telep
Cannon
Homes
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&
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Corp
Alberto
Water
1
1
Syst_l
Co
Diversified
Ionics Jnc
5
Corp
Gas
Service
Water
-
—
Ajax Magnethermic Corp
Alarm Device Mfg..
Albee
Liquid
Calif
Inc
Airwork
Aid
California
Vending
Investors
_10c
Tel
Freight
Securities
Interstate
2
_
Motor
Interstate
16%0
Corp.—
Interstate
Calif
Corp
Aerovox
Inc
California
Addison-Wesley
Aileen
A—
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Caldor
Associates
Acdustica
E I R Inc class
-
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Interstate
Par
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Acme
•
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Interstate Engineering Corp
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Textbook
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20 Va
5
,
4%
2%30%
27/a
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Milgo
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Miller
Bros
Corp
1
1
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Hat
1
1
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Precision
lo
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2
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Systems
10c
Mississippi Glass Co
10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line.l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missile
Missouri
Mite
Utilities
Corp
Modern
Homes
Co
1
1
Construction—*
Uohawk Rubber Company.....1
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Moore Products Co
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Morrison-Knudson
Morse Shoe Inc.
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Mosler
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Mothers'
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13'/a
Royal Industries Inc
1
17%
19 Va 4
Rudd-Mellkian
Inc
1
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12
13 Va
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1
273/4
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15 Va
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9%
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47 Va
50 Va
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16%
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18%
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Scot
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5
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30 Va
10c
1
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367/8
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10 Va
11 Va
24%
253/4
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Noxema Chemical Co
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Nutone Ino
Nytronics
Ohio
Sierra Capital Co.
Sierra Pacific Power
21
3
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Service
Recovery Corp
Oklahoma Cement Co.—
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1
22%
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57/a
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13%
10%
27
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313/a
1
6%
Old Ben Coal Corp————5
29%
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Onyx
23 Va
*
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Orkin Exterminating Co__
l.
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447/8
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Transportation
Co_50c
17%
Oxford Chemical class A
25c
6%
Ozon Products
50c
Otter
Tail
Overnite
Pabst
Airmotive
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Gamble
Corp
Line
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Robinson
-
Pac Mercury Electronics cl A-50c
Pacific Power
Light Co—6%
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp——5
Packard .Instrument Co..
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Panacolor Inc —————20c ;
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8%
31%
11 Va
127/8
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13 V4
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37'A
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Penobscot Chemical Fibre
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:
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31%
29%
10%
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3%
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67/a
6 Va
14%
13%
30%
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Stevens
&
39%
,
26
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Pickering Lumber Corp—
Pierce
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37%
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Piedmont Nat'l
53/4
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5Va
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Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers.Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers—.1
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197/s
•
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24%
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Paterson Parchmnt Paper Co_10
Patterson (M F) Dental Supply *
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23 Va
21%.
22%
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Pioneer Natural
16
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323/4
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Plymouth Cordage Co
25
Plymouth Rubber Co
PneumoDynamics
Pocket Books
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Polychrome Corp.———..—;.l
Popell (LF) Co—44.4——44.10c;
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Potash
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class
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Revere Racing Assn Inc
Rexach Construction Co
Richardson
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class
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35 Va
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18%
20 Va
10%
113/4
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247/a
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Pubco
12
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137/8
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Premier Microwave Corp
Primex Equities Corp—,
87/s
27%
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Premier Corp of America
Premier Industrial Corp—
24 y8
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50
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Sterling Natl Bank to Trust Co
(New York)
15
Trade Bank to Tr Co (N Y)—10
(Chic)—20
89
94%
Trust Co of New Jersey
56%
77
73%
32
34
79
84 Va
34
36%,
38%
41
593/4
5
I
10
32%
34%
20
22
51%
32%
11
Union Bank (Los Angeles)—7.60
Bk (Cleve).10
79%
82%
40%
43 %
66
73 Va
(Boston)—
40
147
63%
49%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arla)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.lO
60
36%
39 Va
62%
Wachovia Bank to Trust Co
47 Va
58
40
43%
10
77Va'
10
(N Y)—20
Irving
(N Y)
■
30
Union Commerce
55'/a
26%
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank to
Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—10
2%
'.72
Union Trust Co. of Maryland.10
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
Co
(Phila)
5
Co
38%
:
30%
N Y..5
County National Bk—10
Trust
58%
40
Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial National Bank of
R
44%
55%
54%
Security Natl Long Island NY.5
State Bank of Albany
10
State National Bank (Conn).lO
Bank
Hartford Nati Bank & Tr Co.10
Providence
71%
?
10
Exch
Corn
A
413/4
10
LI
of
Harris Tr to Sav Bk
Hudson
32%
Trust
State
RocheUe
Natl
39%
.68
5
Second
43 "Vb
First
J)
Seattle
96
First Natl Bk of St Louis—10
N
Louis Union
St
43%
First
5
(Suffern N Y)———-.5
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y„5
55 3/4
86
41
City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)
5
Bank
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )_12
Rigs* Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland Natl Bank
58%
51%
Bank (Jersey City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
Natl
Natl
Philadelphia National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Trust
&
J)——6%
N
37
.
Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
Jersey Bank to Trust Co_ll
(Hackensack
58%
Natl
42%
Essex
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
55%
54%
(Camden
53 Va
40%
7.50
283
A
52
85%
Camden
62%
49
:
(N J)——10
Carolina
30%
59%
Norther^ Trust Co (ChicagO-20
39%
Co
&
7%
29
8
to
,
48%
63/4
12%
(Cleve)
79
A 49 >M
128%
Shawmut Bk of Boston 12%
State Bk of Newark
6.25
North
60%
81
Natl
10 y4
New
55 Va
36%
First
6%
United
States
28%
Tr
Co
Tnist
United States
5
36%
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
68%
Winston-Salem
f
43%
157
C)
N
•/
38%
71%
26% " 1 28%
263/4
^
29
National Stock Exchange
23% A
10c
•'& 3!A
5
18%
:
i
255/a
4
A 19%
23
~
*
6%
29
I
•
:
Last
Sale Price
A AA Par
Ainslle
Camp
Golconda
67/a
313/8
8s/a
T V
53/4
6%
Wells
1.50
1.60
;/•'
500
Co
——10c
300
Insurance
Service——.—*
2.10
2.10
10a
(units)
Electronics..
Industries
Corp
•
25c
10c
———25c
50c
j V
/v/
July
Nov
1.20
—
Oct
7.00 Nov
' 4.30 Aug
2.00
Sep
Dec
1.70 Mar
Aug
3.50 Mar
50c
600
30c
Dec
85c
95c
400
40c
Dec
45c
45c
200
40c
Dec
50c
"
1.50 May
—
95c
1.40
Nov
3.20
2.90
45c
—
i
Development Corp
3.40
AAA/
1
Corp
90c
200
8.50
Mining
Range for Year 1962
Low
High
Shares
High
3.50
Corp
Nashville
73/4
•f Prices
Low
18
Sales
for Week
8.00
Leasing Credit
MSI
Range ;,;.A
3.30
Cable
to
Chemical
Colorado
January
Week's
1
Wire
63%
26Va
Ending
,
1
Corp
Ansonia
23 V4
21%
2434
l
63^
Week
Friday
9V4
10%
,
for
STOCKS
12Va
5%
58%
lo
2.50
Range
24%
243/8
22%
4%
;
57%
52%
(NY).10
34 %
11%
New
|155
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Union Trust-—
:(Newark> A..
.——.5
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Bank
7%
13
•
149%
Co
(Atlanta) —10
Bank (Baltimore)
10
13'/a
Banking Co
Natl
19"Va
.18%
5
.
Trust
to
Natl
9
•..
;
383
Natl
Bank
Natl
10 Va
10c
365
50
Co
First
3%
11%
l
1
Westchester_5
National Commercial
Trust Co (Albany)
88%
51%
10
Detroit
313/a
45
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
of New York—
.j.—..25
59
(NY)_12%
Soutnern
&
First
11 %
10c
74%
Mercantile
8%
2.50
Inc
10
Bank
83%
First Natl Bank
3%
Artists Theatre Circuit.l
29%
Natl
76
Louis__20
5%
5%
to Pwr
76 %
5
Brook
Mellon
17
4%
9%
Corp
382
57%
First
l
Lt
60%
72
54%
31%
20V4
50c
Co
Natl
360
Y) —.110',;
(N
Bk St
Trust
Cleveland
•.
8
9
Treesdale
Products
Natl
City Trust Co.
3%
lOo
Inc
Co
Trust
Bank
^ 2%
Specialties
Transogram Co Inc
Labs
Trust
St
49
:
31%
1
Inv
293A
57%
Meadow
56%
45 %
.100
5
1
Inc
York
4
10
Inc
New
52
10
111
1
.—.5
of
(N Y)
Natl Bank
15%
1
A
Commerce
—
Continental
187/s
...•
B
277/a
Manufacturers Hanover B & T.15
Maryland National Bank
10
—.6%
Connecticut
1
Co
31%
—8
Ask
-
3V4
Transcontinent TV class B—2.50 ;
11%/I"
Investing A
l '//. 834
77V4
23%
Bid
235/8
57 %
Indus—5
Service
Foods
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air System
13%
22%
29%
Manufacturers As Traders
Trust
(Buffalo)
70
.1
Inc
Timely Clothes Inc
Tip-Top Products class
Tobin Packing Co
Tokhelm Corp ' .......
73%
103 »A
101
5
Long Island Trust Co
66%
29
Fiber Glass..•
Foods Inc.
,2
Brands
102%
Par
125 3/4
Bank to
8%
I)
Thriftway
Thrifty Drug
"21"
8%
103 V4
100
5
Connecticut
1
Therm-O-Disc Inc
Thomasville Furniture
Corp
1
Pete__33% florins
7%
L): Co.——.
(Ed
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
14%
6%
.*.
Industries Inc
El
Wlegand
Ask
8
National Community Bank of
Rutherford (N J)
12.50
6%
—_|
—
Butadiene
Gas
63/s
.
Bid
100
National Newark
Corp class A————13%
Terminal Transport Co
.♦
9Va
; Tex-star OH to Gas Corp.
1
17
Gas
10%
;
102%
,—,100
52 Va
Tenney
Trico
2nd pfd
conv
37%
13%
Tenn Nat Gas Lines Inc.—1.
Tucson
16
-o,.
Commerce (Newark )_25
Citizens
10%
——
Tropical
15%
4.92%
34%
9%
14%
Industries—,67c
Transistor
46
preferred
Tennessee Gas Trans—
104Va
4
48%
Transcont
V.
A
Trust
3
Telephones Inc r
—_*.l
Television Shares Mangment
lc
Telex Inc
:
—1
22
,
Commercial
.1
—
66 Va
103
3%
Commercial Bk of North Amer.5
—•
;
...
Techno Fund Inc.
Teleflex Ltd
59 V4
4.64%
24%
27%
2
.....
60
Panhandle
193/8
22
...
4 20%-
9%
—...
_1
$4.56 pfd_100
Eastern PIr—
22
2s/a
5
Taylor Corp
......3
Taylor Devices—
25o
Taylor Instrument Co
5
Technical Measurement
Corp 20o
.56
8
104%
7Va
A
of
Chase Manhattan Bk
39 Va
25%
————————1
Toys
/::
6
5%
Jewell (J D) Inc.
New England Pwr
20y4
Tappan Co ————.a
Tasty Baking Co class A—50c
Tonka
6%
103
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
27%
i
Tillie Lewis
Time Inc
6
8%:
-v
5%
Par
9Vi
23
Inc.
1
Tamar Electronics Indus.—25c
Tidewater
Ask
18'/a
..
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Corp..
T & S
Francisco)—.
Central
15%
:
America N
Camden
32%
35 V2
Talley Industries
6%
Inc
Inc
Thompson
5%
13 Vs
■1:8:
1
6%
—
of
Broad
? 78%
25%
Superior Mfg & Instrument.SOc
Super Market Distributors Inc.l
Susquehanna Corp
%
Texize
5%
Industries
9
Security & Tr Co__10
Boatmen's
4%
14%
of
Bankers
17
30
——2Q
Materials
Superior Electric
Texas
Bid
25q
Bank
24%
4%
157/8
A—2
Strawbrldge «fe Clothier
16 Va
footnotes,
22%
1
Products
Stubnitz Greene
Texas
Zurn
Bank
75'A
36%
34
—
Freez
6%
Bank
6%
713A
Works
lo
Market Co
%
State Loan to Finance
Corp A_1
Stein Hall •:
1
Furniture
For
30c
Home
53A
74
Inc
Co
Star
Tastee
12 Va
'
16 V2
lc
Standard Screw Co
5c
Mfg Co
Dutch
1
15
com.2.50
Prod
Register
Inc
Bros. ••
Motors
"adrs".
(San
39%
—.10,
Corp
——1
Poor's
Standard Motor
Tampax
4
5%
•
#'5/?:
1
1
Bid
,12%
.
37
Transcontinental Bus System
1 /:
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c I
23%
11%,
,
2%
Standard Beryllium
Standard Fruit to SS
Preferred
Swank
Goldsmith
Bank
21 %
^2
Inc
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Strategic
3%
*
22
25c
Corp
'y
20%
Corp —,1
Mfg Co
,_l
Company
1
Zero
1
a
Mortgage—
1
Allied Graphic Arts..
A
.1
Cousins Properties
—1
Fla Power Corp 4.58% pfd—100
Georgia Power 4.60% pfd*
American
77/0
;
19%
Specter:Freight System cl A—1
Stanley
Stanley
1
BankandTrust: Companies
29%
7
Trans-Coast
.•
Robertson
1
26 Va
Riley Stoker Corp
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc«.,.3%
Roadway Express Inc..
25c
Robbins to Myers Inc
*
Roberts
Metals
Standard
-v/
Xtra
Zonollte
12
27%
1
'
Systron-Donner Corp
'
Co—7%
Southwestern States Tele
&
Inc
153/„
51%
18%
Zayre
52%
11
1
Producing Co
Szabo Food Service
8
—50c
10c
Co
91
12 Va
1
—
Co
Gas
16
8
5
Gas
Standard
58'A
7%
17%
16%
493/4
Nitrogen
3pecial
17%
54%
Corp
---,■>
32 Va
15V«
Southwestern Investment Co2.50.
277/a
«:
Laboratories
16%
l
„r
Chemicals
Wyle
•
5
5%
30
Southwestern Electric Svc Co—1
67/a
26 Va
14%
•:/
u)
—
36%
Transport
13%
•
20%
—.50
Utilities
Union
Southwest
16%
v
Water Co—*
—
157/a
Honda
297/8
4%
18%
.
5
England Tele__25
New
Southern
llVa
27 V2
,——7
Water
1
21%
7%.
14%
■■••
4%
Co
Wyandotte
8%
5
6%
16%
48%
Par
*7'A
7%,
,;
12'A
73/4
Advance
11%
6%
Co..10
—...
Southern
13%
♦
6
i
'
to
Southern
5%
15%
Intermountain Express_2
Pacific
&
Southern Gulf
A: 12%
10%
Co—5
Inc——5
California
Southern Gas
7Va
16
4%'
1
Bakeries
Southern
7V«
6V4
Telephone
Southern
,18%;,
15
C6—
Brewing
Pacific
Co
Power
Southeastern
10%
15
193/4
.5'
Corp
26%
4%
Corp
Wurlitzer
43A'
243/4
1
A
6%
•■
.
A-14%:
Recent Security Stock Issues
14%
—
Wrather
21 Va
Inc
,34%
Wayne-George Corp
14
Investment
9%
Enterprises
Conversion
Wear
26%
:A 17%
10%
13s/a
1
Co.10
Bros
Sons
23y4
13l/a
Business
Work
,
.
24% ft
•
*v3%.
4%
Co.IZHo
A
Gas
Co
&
24Va
21 Va
......5
4T5:v;rv; Sorg Paper
'Soroban Engineering class A—I
6%
South Shore Oil &
Develop—10c
32 Va
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
25%
Southeastern Capital porp^,.!
23%
13 y8
Okla Miss River Prod Line—lc
24%
6Va
337/8
18%
11 Va
1
Small
7V2
6%
:
Co Inc A
2
33
10
Oil
(Henry I)
Co
^3.75
317/a
Sigma Instruments —Al
16%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co——*10%
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
1
22%
3%
13
—————1
Inc
Water
Siege!
85
15 Va
19%
^*1
Ocean Driil &
32 3/4
81
30%
•
8%
Wood
class
Washington/ Steel Corp.......1
Brothers
Watson
14%
Co__3
class B—1
Corp———1
Chicago
8%
9»A
20
,
Corp
Wometco
Yellow Transit Freight Lines
York Research Corp class A
Washington Natural
Northwestern
Wolf
11%
50
Class B —.—.——50o:
Wisconsin Power to Lt
,
'
•32%
9%
5%
•
20%
46%
173/4
36 Va
34
73/a
Corp
23
46%
;
Gas—__9V2
Natural
Winston-Muss
,13%
i?
16'
5
Electric
Company..
3
Willcox to Gibbs
Sewing Mach.l
Win-Chek Industries Inc
10c
11
8%
12.50
A
10»A
WarshowCH)
Northwest
1
Works
Corp
21%
Warren
19%
50
50c
24%
Machine
10
37%
17 3/4
A
7.50
Whitin
A—_ 1
35%
class
22%
to
cl
•
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5
Shulton
Inc
1
.-v/32%.,:
12%
305/a
Publishing
Weyerhaeuser Company
6%
93/4
•„
30 3/4
1
5
Power
Yardney Electric
13%
'
49
5*/a
Corp of America—..50c
50c
Gas
6Va
45 Va
■
Waddell to Reed Ipc class A-A.1
•"/
Walbaum
Inc iAAAAA—AA
Wallace Investments Inc.—...2
24%
22
36%
Western
19%
'
^
Inc.'.—
Van Lines
22
Wilcox
lOo
Inc
Walnut Grove Products cl A..2
Walter
(Jim) Corp
16%c
Warner & Swasey Co
1
Warner Brothers
—.^*
12%
23
•
;■
8%
153/4
1
x
Vitro
4%
8
1
Vitramon
15 Va
20%;
Western
73
:
79 Va
23
«
34%
19%
1
17%.
74
21
5
Whiting
6
•
»
Co_5
14
4%
69
Veeder Root lnc
.12%
Vernitron A*-—1———10c
Co
21%
,
•
293/,
17%:
Co......i..—.—.A.*
16%
5
4%
18%
43
20%
5
Co
Transmission
5%
25%
.24'/;,/:
40%
1
10
Western Mass
Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
,
27%
16%
"
15 "■'?'•
Corp
Telephone Co
12% :
20%
Co
27%
-
.1
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt
Vitimix Pharmaceutical
283/4
99 %
Mfg
Co.
...
■
7Va
263/4
Banknote.2
Seismograph Service Corp
Selas Corp of America
•: Sel-rex Corp
.
Vanoe Sanders &
Company—50o
Vanity: Fain Mills Inc..
2
Shaer Shoe Corp
Shawmut
Association
;
Inc
15 Va
4
55 Va
6.
Vahlsing
'
Penh; Gas Company—-.5
: 12%
Northern Ontario Nat Gas—V' i6%
North Amer
16%-
21%
;/■ :
10
26 V<
North
44%
15%
32%
14
20
*
Inc
(John)
41%
301/4
1
&
2
2
Van Camp Sea Food
1
Co
Corp
D)
17%...
Co
Valley Mould to Iron Corp—5
50c
&
Lines
Security
14%
.
52 %
.
Corp
Corp
Seatrain
11%
4%
42%
25%
Financial
Western
Corp
Mining
22%
Foresman
9Y4
&
Industries
8 vl, ;Corp-—
Vacuum Electronics
class A. 10c
'■t
4
Kentucky Gas Co
Western Light to
Telephone
36 Va
393/4
-
4%
Amer cl A
Co
10%
z
19%
Scientific
Westcoast
.
19 Va
5
Co
34%
10c
26%
Scrip to Inc class A
Power
Co__9
20%
Scott
Pak
&
38 Va
21V3
:
j,. Ask.;:;'
9Va
11%
1
Manufacturing
24% A
12%
Sealed
Power
Point
1
13%
Sea
Penn
West
35%
20
V.
4%
4%
Assocs
Ino
Aviation
10 Va
Nicholson. File Company,—...4.1
(A C).
—1
3%
Const
Utilities
4%
28%
Scott
7%
10%
83A
1
Buildings
Utah
53/4
*■«
5
lOVa
: 34%
Jersey Natural Gas
Airways Inc
Uris
9Va
18%
Ohio Gas
West
10
5
Upper Penninsular Power
(O M) & Sons class A.100
& Williams Inc
5
.
West
Inc
15%
&
.
10%
Lines
133/4
Scott
6%
•16%
Coast
Truck
Scott
--
West
States
Scott
12V4
Wesco
7Va
States
6%
11%:
14%
6%
United
5% >
Fetzer
13 %
•
Bid
*
A_1
1
Wellington Mgnt
United
Utilities
.—.A—.
E.)
16'A
35
United
(Del
Welssberg; (H. R.) Corp class
14%
21%
9%:
Webb
10
Servateria
14 Va
6%
Welded Tube of
l
TTTT
■
Welch
19%
8%
i'
,
10%
Leasing Corp
Realty Invest
13
•
Par
37s/a
9% '
....——10' • :
States
15
Corp
Foods
United
,
21 Va
323/4
5%
_50c
Hampshire Ball
Nixon-Baldwin
5%
47/»
1
*
York
York Trap
y4,::
43%
^
?
193A
Corp.l
Sugar Corp
1
10c
—
Co
24 y8
■
England Gas to Elec Assn_8
New
15%
14
States
•
Engineering
22
United
•
'
-1
—
New
Nielsen
Inc
(Jos) Brewing
Schneider (Walter J)
%vt4
United States
6%
v\\
,
(Quotations for Friday, January 18)
35%
'-"
73/4
'
1
Servomatlon
Preferred /A
\M
>
Ask
:5%
1
1
Prod
Bantam
4%
41%
Corp
Corp
United States Envelop com
383/8
•
Illuminating' Co.—.—-*
of Del
A—l1;'/,;
Nuclear
:
-
Bid
Investors
5
Co
Schlitz
New
New
1
Electronics
Sohaevitz
11%
25%
Neiman-Marcus Co ....—-,—2
Nesbitt (John J) Inc
50c
New
5 Va
10 V2
Investors
Work-Clothes
Scantlin
United
53/4
;
Machines—_.10c
Tubular
23 Va
Corp
Realty
Drilling
Business
Sawhill
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ti .Class:B-.——i.*————w~50c,.National Patent Development_lo
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18% '
4%
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8%
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Food
Products Corp_l
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Santa
7%
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class
United
7 Va
1
Savannah Elec & Power Co
11 Vs
National Gas & Oil Corp—-—.5.
National Homes Corp A-*-—50c
National
Associates
Corp
6 3/8
6
36%;
1
Petroleum
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3%
12%
10
•
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—1
Co—————3
Co
23%
9 Va
——1
Nashua Corp
4,
National Aeronautical
National
Sanders
9 Va
9
•
Jacinto
5%
10c
;
Paper
22
Co
Corp
Croix
5
Co—.4-
Fabric
SatUcrait
•
Greeting Cards
11 Vb
Corp
Cookie
National
10 %
Craft
St
Narragansett Capital
Narrow
Rust
:
Stover
30%
1°
——->'--1;
Chemical
Russell
21 'A 4
19 %
:—1
—r~
Morton Foods Inc
Morton
12
1 i
Morningstar-Paisley
Par
;
.—1
Co
1
Inc/——.——1
Moore-Handley
Ask
i
Club.lc
Equipment.—.—-1
Auto
Moog
Bid
$i \
43
'
1.80 Mar
5.20 Mar
65c
Nov
44
Thq Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(276)
insurance Companies
2.12
8.21
4.27
K-2
5.59
6.04
S-l
S-2
:v 1.48
1.63
4.57
4.93
5.24
5.70
Knickerbocker
Fund
8.40
9.13
Knickerbocker
Growth
3.61
3.95
11.75
Life
Insurance
10.44
Life
Insurance
12.78
10.32
Managed Funds—
13.68
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
11.35
13.46
14.71
Mass ,Investors
6.91
3.08
9.48
10.60
9.52
10.40
Insurance
15.42
16.85
Inc
——1
Inc—-——1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund--.
8.90
11.90
12.86
18.00
6.73
4.42
9.11
.10.00
1
7.25
15.50
4.09
Federal
8.98
14,34
al4.14
National
Series
'
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-
6.55
Income Fund——I
Diversified
.
(S F)
2.50
(Phoenix)
1
Franklin Life! Insurance——i._ 4
General Reinsurance Corp
10
Vegh Investing Co Inc—.—1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
16.79
16.96
56.69
57.26
———--1
10.79
11.79
Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
10.00
10.93
8.15
8.93
8.87
9.72
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
—X
3.19
3.50
De
Fund
Delaware
Income
Delaware
Shares
Dividend
4.84
6.36
4.13
—1
7.14
7.80
5.69
7.72
6.21
——50c
Stock Fund ——————50c
13.12
Investment Corp—1
5.56
10
—20c
a20.15
8.47
10.14
11.09
,Inc——^——--5
Fund Inc
1
Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
14.69
15.88
12.20
13.26
18.12
19.59
Inc.l
4.11
'
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Equity Fund Inc-;
Growth Fund
Federated
Fund
Trend
Fidelity
Fidelity
Fiduciary
Industrial Fund
Financial
1
*
5.75
10.06
—lo
2.38
Putnam
8.25
6.03
6.63
2.53
2.78
Fund Inc
Fund
Fund
Foursquare
Series
Bond
lo
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lo
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series
■
X7.48
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Trust-—.—1
Investors
7.09
Securities—
Aviation-Electronics-
Shares—lo
Capital Growth Fund
lo
Electrical
7.59
6.92
Equip
5.20
t
Stock Fund_lo
12.43
13.61
Administered shares—lc
:,€ General Bond, .shares———lo
Petroleum shares
—lo
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
9.17
10.05
(The)
Common
Fully
Hamilton Funds
a20.81
Inc—
5.40
4.83
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———1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc——lo
Imperial Fund Inc
_lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
7.46
Hay dock Fund Inc
.">■
6.14
6.68
2.37
2.60
Inc—1
7.83
8.56
Incorporated Income Fund——1
Incorporated
Investors
-1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund——lc
9.17
10.02
7.00
7.65
Income
Fund
Trust
Investment
Investors
4.79
Stock
Investors
Selective
Intercontinental
Investors
Fund
Research
Fund
11.07
12.10
11.82
Fd
6.34
6.85
Congress
Fd_
5.76
6.23
Devonshire
11.23
12.27
X33.89
34.57
al2.84
€
(Investment
B-l
B-3
Bonds)
Diversification
Empire
24.97
26.06
Ohio
22.62
24.68
Second
15.58
17.00
Westminster
Recent Security & Conv.
Bonds
Bid
Ask
American Tel & Tel
:
-4%s.:—
4%s
—1996
1994
—
Barium
Steel
Burlington
Carrier
5%s
conv
Industries
Pacific
105
107
Pacific
74 :v; *
Public
102 %
103 y2
Natural
Fruehauf
Gas
Trailer
4s
5y4s__1977
109 y2
Georgia Power 43/8s_
Hilton
Hotel
Hotel
St
6s
ww
George
5 %s
Mass
Wew
Electric
4%rj
Ed
Sheraton Co
112 V2
Southern
101%
Sthern
103
105%
Tennessee
90
94%
1992
Textron
5s
99 y4
99%
102%
102%
80
83%
89
93%
U S
102%
West
Westcoast
•v;-T
94%
4%s. 2001
102%
1982
100
99
1971
w
Penn
5 Vbs
109
€
111
3-
4-63
4-
4-62
■
Power
series
C
-
1-63
6-
24,
Jan
Feb
7,
96.31
103.1
102.31
—
96.3
96.1
-
100.11
100.13
15,1966
1,1966
100.18
100.120
Feb
.
15, 1966
l%s
s.—
94.14
93.22
101
100.28
15,
Oct
101.31
93.18
1.1967
1967
1, 1967——
Apr
Aug
1%s
101.29
94.10
—
1,1966__;
l%s Oct
95.4
95
93
92.28
Dated
€
Due €>
:
10-1-62
7-
1-62
8-
1-63
,100.1
3.15s
9-
3-63
€>•
14,
1963——
Feb
21,
1963
28,
7,
Mar
14,
1963
Mar
21,
22,
—i
-
1963
1963
Feb
Mar
Mar
1963
*
-
1963—
102%
Apr
11,
15,
18,
25,
—
Apr
Apr
—
3-62
1-
2-63
10-1-63
100
100.2
3.15s wi
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
100
1001/32
•No
97%
New
par
value. 1
York
Bid
Ask
99.977
May
May
2.
Ask
1963—
99.178
99.192
99.136
9,
1963—
99.121
May 16,
May 23,
1963—
99.064
1963—
99.000
99.017
May 31,
1963—
98.935
98.953
6,
1963—
98.886
98.904
98.848
99.581
99.525
99.866
99.811
99.755
99.699
99.644
99.588
99.533
99.527
99.922
99.638
June
99.080
June 13,
1963-
98.828
June 20,
1963—
98.771
June 27,
1963—
98.713
July
1962—
98.643
98.666
1963.
98.594
98.618
98.571
98.595
5,
98.735
July
99.420
July 15,
July 18,
1963-
Oct
15,
1963-
97.797
97.820
CJan. 15,
1964-
96.998
97.018
99.364
Stock
a
Net
99.337
99.297
99.306
1963-
•
98.536 '98.556
v
99.253
for over-the-counter issues*;;.
asset value,
Exchange.
11,
98.792
-
99.476
99.240
—
footnotes
94%
,
99.326
;
1963
113
94%
100.1
99.31
12-
3.15s wl
100.4
,
99.353
1963
102%
91%
100.1
99.31
99.4)0
1963
112
•
100.2
100
99.467
1963
Apr
Mar
Ask
Bid
1-63
11-
99.520
Feb
100%
102
106
-
97.30
103.1
96.29
3.10S
99.863
99.807
99.750
99.694
1963—--------------
1963
102%
1988
100.31
97.28
100.4
99.975
99.919
1963
121%
1992
100.29
100.1
99.31
100.2
31, 1963
4,
118%
A_„_ 1988
102.28
102.31
3.20s
100.2
3-63
1963—
Jan
28,
.1970
4%s
5y2s
Ask
102.26
1001/64
99.31
€
1-63
5-
2-62
9-
Apr
100%
.1984
Trans
.
3%s Nov 15, 1965
Rate
Ask
Bid
Bid
101%
5s
of a point
United States Treasury Bills
;€—
1970
Trans
5s
100.25
100.27
6- 4-62
3.35s
Ask
100%
and Notes
Apr
3%s
102.6
4-639931/64
V-
4y4s. .1987
98.21
98.19
Due
8-1-62
>
101.19
102.4
2-
3.15s
107
99.25
101.17
-
5- 1-62
3.45s
101%
1967
_
„
Dated
#
3.10s
100%
ww_.
;
105.8
104.8
'
100%
5s
102
100.16
99.16
1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965
l'/as Oct
1,1965
100.4
99.23
,
al5.05
1965
97.16
96.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
3%s
a78.26
1985
103.24
101
15, 1964
4.%s Nov
100.2
—
15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
a9.39
a20.26
4%s.
107.24
102,24
1,1964
100.2
-
1, 1964...
1%S Apr
104
G
97.24
106.24
15, 1964
Oct
100
.......
1, 1963...——...
May 15,1963i
May 15, 1963
1%S Oct ' 1, 1963—
4%s Nov 15, 1963———.
4%s May
:k—
Industries 4y2s
102%
Aug
l%s
l%s
15, 1963
Feb
3%s
100.7
6.46
al0.43
5s ww
102%
./'
3%s Nov 15, 1963—
100.5
100.12
100,5
Aug
101%
Tel
Engl
Gas
100.3
4s
4y2s
&
107.16
96.24
15, 1964
100.10
....
Treasury Notes—
2%S Feb 15, 1963
3%s
Aug
€99,9
5s
debentures
102%
89
E
Amer
102%
102%
15. 1963
5s
' 99;7
Inc—
104.24
106.16
(Continued)—
100.4
100.2
_
6.98
a83.96
103.16
103.24
Bid
Treasury Notes
14.11
al0.99
102.24
102.16
Maturity--
Apr
4%s_
of Am
New
101 y2
1992
3%s May 15,1963
3%s
Aug 15.
1963
a42.63
Calif Edison
1971
165 Broadway Bldg 5%s ww_1970
107
1984
4%s___j__1992
England Power 4%s
3%S Feb
5.54
105 V4
:
MaturityCertificate of Indebtedness—
;
101.20
101.24
20, 1974—
4'/2s Feb
■i
Ask
Bid
6.58
7.74
101.4
-
Figures after decimal point represent one 01* more 32nds
11.13
102.12
105.8
6.94
3.16
99.16
102
15, 1972-1967—..
3%s
Inc—
5%s
Republic Pictures 4s
1992
Lousiville & Nashville RR—
v4yes
1987
Metropolitan
1021/2
104%
conv—1976
'•
Service
2, 1966
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
10.76
100.12
99.4 ;
15, 1972—.
l%s
—
Quebec Nat Gas
1992
104.8
100-€
21, 1966.
Sep
100.15
Panhandle Eastern PL 4%s.
1021/a
1992
101.24
101.14
20, 1965
3%s
100.5
Inc
Lt
&
140
4%s_
Paso
Pow
100
Edison 4%s
12, 1973
10/1977——..—
101.14
101.6
4%s Feb
109.8
103.24
102.24
100.13
Inc—
Fund
Petroleum
134
Duke
El
El
&
104.24
102
102
104.16
101.8
101.6
4%S Mar 20i 1968-.———
4%s Mar 20i 1969————.
4% 8 July 15,1969————.
5% S Feb 20,1970_.—i——
3%s: Apr
1,1970——
5%s July 20, 19704y2S Oct
1, 1970-1967
3%s May •1,1971——.
100.3
Bid
1982
Consolidated
Power
Gas
:,
l03.16i
4%« Jun
101
May 22, 1967
1%S Apr
Bonds ' /ۥ*
102%
€
—
100.4
102.24
Debentures Issues
102 y4
68
12, 1972
a!5.26
4%s_1975
4%s
Corp
1969
4%s Jun
——
4%S July 20, 1966..
4s
3 V4s
Exchange Fd_
Fund
Dec
4s
Capital
Pacific
—
10, 1971
10,1971——
10, 1972—
12.71
a22.29
Centennial
4s
15.33
Fund
Capital
101.22
14.48
Inc
Fund
Fund
Street
101.14
Oct
10.18
Fund
Federal
Investors
-1
5 %s Feb
4%S Sep
4.00
"
Fund
Street
1
(Low Priced Bonds)
101.28
99.20
102.16
103.24
101
101
103.16
108.8 ■
—
10, 1969—
10, 1970
10,1970—-
4'/8S Aug
7.89
9.78
20, 1964—
20, 1964
20, 1965—
4s
13.32
V 14.06
13.05
7.08
——-1
Inc_—
Street
Grade Bonds)_l
(Medium
101.28
100.18
—
—
3%S Mar 11, 1968—
12.36
19.27
22, 1963-
Oct
1
Fund
Fund
3%s Oct
4y2s Apr
1
Inc
Centennial
_1
10, 1965
12, 1966—
99.30
99.28
100.11
3'/4s May
4%s Dec
-
100.4
100.1
100.28
100.2
100
100.2
101.6
101.4
102.8
100.26
102.8
Sep
100.1
99.31
1963
Bank Bonds-^-
100.9
100.30
—
100.1
3%s Aug 20, 1963
3%s Feb
4 y8s Sep
8.95
•
Wellington Fund. —————1
i Whitehall Fund Inc.;
—1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Swap Funds—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
*.,€, B-2
Fund
Investors
100.4
100.24
100.1
99.31
3,
20, 19631, 1963
May
Ask
Bid
1, 1963
Land
3%S Feb
2%s
1O0.3
100
...
3%s Mar ia, 1966
12,51
'
19.19
l
Inc
10.93
1
Mutual
liy4'
40%
100
4^ 1963-.--——.
June
100.291
4%S Apr
4%s Apr
2.89
——100/
Inc
Wellington Equity
100.4
3.05s
Federal
100.19
4%S Jun
39.75
6.02
5.07
Inc——
-1
Fund Inc
1
Income
11.00
(The) Mutual Fund—l.
Johnston
Line
Fund
Line
Value
100.3
100.3
4s
...
Value Line Special Situations
17.75
-i
Fund-
Investors Variable Payment
Investors
Value
•
:•
32nds of a point
Cooperatives-
Feb:
•3.15s Apr
100.2
100.16
—
for
3%
10,1964———
3%S Dec 11, 1964—
15.15
6.35
9.81
17.73
1
1
Fund Ltd.
International
United
Slmres_l
Fund
10.28
Fund—--—..
Investors
Istel
7.39
Group Funds—
Investors .Mutual Income Fund
Fund
Canada Ltd
Funds
United
100.1
100.1
100.1
100.25
4s
~8.74
6.67
11.63
Washington
10.60
1963—.
Banks
Ask
100.15
May
7.21
Wall Street. Investing Corp
9.70
15
14.67
Science
83%
37%
11, 1964
3%s
14.87
10.00
10.76
4.38
Aug
4%s NOV 12,1963
.;
9.73
13.42
Income
.—2
100.1
100.2
—
3.30s Sep 16, 1963
3%s Sep
15,
1965——
Funds Inc—
12 55
6.75
Boston.;—1
of
>
9.84
1
America
of
Co
11.47
lc
Inc
Fund
Resources
h
3.30s
11.51
1
Fund of Canada Ltd
United
Westchester Fire
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
United Accumulated Fund.
1
United Continental Fund——1
United
Fund
Fund—lc
Income
Institutional
Investment
Fund-lc
Growth
Institutional
Int'l
Boston
of
10.72
11.57
7.24
11.31
3.66
10c
36%
79
38 Va
4%S Feb
Inv
Growth
68
33%
€10%
99.31*
99.31
100.1
100.1
—.—
3y4s July 16. 1963—.
10.64
United
8.11
7.41
a35.75
a29.95
1
64%
28%
Bid
15, 1963
3.40s May 15,1963—
11.05
9.86
al3.56
al8.56
—1
1
Inc
Century
UBS
4.94
a25.73
-J—10o
H-C7
Series H-DA--„-—
6.78
10.11
Fund Inc
——
23%
City of N Y.2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
100
15,1963——
3%s Mar 11,1963
Inc
7V4
69%
21%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Clark—
,.
S
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Federal Home Loan Banks—
&. Farnham
Fund
Texas
—2
Liberty Life Insurance—
11.51
American
Fund
12 y4
6%
66 %
11.79
1
a9.76
Shares—1.25:
8.99
Shares in Amer Industry Inc—1
10.53
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
13.64
Smith (Edson B) Fund
-—1 V. a9.83
Southwestern
Investors Inc
1
8.08
Sovereign Investors
1
13.84
State Street Investment Corp—•
37.00
20th
10c
Series
•
35
5
—
15,1963—1..——
Television-Electronics
17.87
17.35
26%
Corn-
15, 1963
Fund
26%
165%
11
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
Fire Insurance—
3
U
3.40s Apr
•Balanced
24
160
U S Life Ins; Co In
3%s Apr
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Fund
1
11.95
U S
17%
12.%
•
*
(Tex)
1
Amerioa4m2i50
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
59%
;
<
106%
5
Co
Co
101
Life Ins Co
42%
8.97
Stock
7.06
Ins
55
16%
16.10
Steiiv Roe
Bankers
86%
3.15s Mar
Stock
Union
-
51%
48%
11%
;
—8
(NY)
Insurance
64%
United
*8.57
Fund———1
Travelers
120%
90
3%s Feb
Selected
'
6.52
76
141
135
Ins Co; of:
4.31
Common
10.07
72%
Family
3.94
7.93
/■ 14.81
8.25
Scudder Stevens &
8.13
9.19
53 y8
United
14.53
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
1
Research Investing ———1
Revere* Fund Inc
-——-1
Scudder Fund of Canada
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
Custodian Funds—
Franklin
Group
Puritan
131%
United
1
Putnam Growth
2.19
€
125
Southwestern Life Ins Go_—5
Springfield Insurance Co——2
$6.50 preferred
.10
Standard Sec Life Ins (NY)—2
10%
Fund for Income—1
Fund Irici—-—1
(Geo) Fund
1
——
68%
91%
16 %
9.83
Inc
Fund
87
9%
14.68
2.50
Inc
11%
17%
61%
84% *
64%
61
50
51 y8
115
35%
79
64%
50
8.99
Fund
Provident
2.62
7.51
Mutual
Founders
Util
,
"8.16
>32
10%
Co_ —2
Ins
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Price
10.99
Mutual
Florida
.
&14.10
7.45
10.76
11,40'
Square
Title
Lawyers
6.25
1
-
—
•
.
39
5,97
Counter
the
6
46
Ins
15%
Insurance
Life
28%
of N Y_ -.10
Life & Acc„
6.49
Lamar
84
1
Ins
J
8 y8
31%
25
16%
Jersey Insurance Co
Kentucky
Central
7%
29%
2
(N Y)
Corp
48%.
5
12 %'
11%
'
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)—5
Ins_ .50c
Standard Life
Jefferson
136%
6%;
87%
Title Guaranty Co
Life
13.46
Pioneer
6.15
5.63
2.00
12.97
11.87
65%
62%
—_5
Accident-
&
15.37
Fund
Street
Mutual Fund
—
Peeples Securities Corp
.
1
Philadelphia Fund Inc
—*
Pine Street Fund Lie——f)0e
4.50
Growth Fund Inc—-10c
Florida
Life
lnterstate
12.32
Penn
8.45
7.77 €
1
Mid-Cont
Illinois
14.06
Over
v
113
—10
Co
Insurance
,
102%
5/
(New Haven)
10
Security Life & Trust Co—5
Southland Life Ins Co
3
120%
:
68
98
130
10
Pioneer Home Owners' Life——1
Profess & BUs'Men's 'Ins—il-1
Providence-Washington .—..^10
>
Security
45%
V 68%
-
51%
'
63%*
Seaboard ' Sufety .Co—.
17%
16 %
43
,64
5
Insp & Insurance—
1
William
One
8.78
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund—-—.—1
Electronics
Inc
€
Home
Oppenheimer Fund ———1
6.08
v
9.46
al4.93
York
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
14.18
Fund
9.37
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Horizons R P Fund
New
13,13
Balanced
8.63
12.04
New
220
.
48%
~5,Co.——5
Co
Insurance
•
-
Republic Insurance (Texas)—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
St Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
Seaboard' Life Ins of Amer„„1
7%
Hartford Steam Boiler
7.90
,
,
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
11.14
England Fund-
66
Reinsurance
75%
;
205
Employees Insur (DC)—4
.Gov Employ,Life Ins* (DC).1.50
Great American Ins (N Y)
—5
Greatamerica Corp
3
Gulf Life
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Insurance Co.—
10
8.44
1
——1
Stock Series
Growth
New
17.05
12.15
Series-
Income Series
5.23
15.69
Howard—
&
Eaton
12.31
5.82
3.78
16%
120%
Glens Falls—————.5
11.26
Stock
36%
61 %
53%.
68 y2
124%
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
15.55
1
77 y2
!
6%
Gov't
Series
Dividend
Preferred
De
23.19
14.38
Series
Bond
77%:
.
72%
First Nat'l Life
21.43
1
Stock Series ——————1
7.16'
4%
64%
64
Fund
Firemen's
49%
34
*
29%
60%:
,73%
.15%
1
5
2.80
Series————1
————1
Balanced
Inc
Investment
Western
Crown
58%
27
—4
Co
Insurance
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
National Securities Series-
20.46
18.72
•
172
3%
l
Corp—
Investors
139%
•
55
2.74
.1:/
64%
71
19%
.
'
49
(Wash
Philadelphia Life Ins
■
'•:
Pacific Indemnity Co—-——3 ya
Pacific Insurance Co of M Y-10
Peerless Insurance Co—
—5
Life
Peoples i Life * Ins cq^—
/
47%
44%
17 /vviv- >
47'
50
Line
39%
(N J)——1.25
46%
43%.*
Ins Co Amer—2
Old
80%
.5
; 18%
35%
33
Y——12%'v
of N
77%
.1
Trust Shares
Mutual
5
————.2.50
;
•36%.
—5
•—
Employers Group. Assoc..——•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
19.50
6.63
Fund
River
50% •'
48
Fire Ins Co—
York
Northern Ins Co
27 ya
25%"
Eastern Life Ins Co of N Y-—1/
1
Fund
Casualty Co
Insurance
10.50
8.19
Investment
Mutual
*'30%
135
24.35
6.14
Mutual Shares CorD
Northeastern Insurance.—3.33y3
61
9.61
1
10.17
North
16
Line Ins AA
Union
Nationwide
Phoenix
.1
9.36
New
40%
.
•46%
22.28
Series
29%
37%
28
17%
70%
Corp class A—2.50
New Hampshire Insurance—_5
165
Co
Crurn & Forster Inc.
8.34
Co Funds-
(B C) &
Growth Series
Morton
com
1
Fire—.———5
26 Va
National
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co
1
.1
10.36
Nat'l Old
Life Insur—5
Gen
Assurance
Continental
15.03
7.63
16%
28
/.
100%
97%
.
66
>; 14 y4
28%
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) .1.25
Combined Ins Co of America—l
Connecticut
99%
128%-
63%
66
1
5 ;
84%
•
94
123
59%
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
3.21
13.75
.79
10
(Balt^.
Life
15%
"A"-.-2
(N Y)
>
Continental
1
———
11.83
8.19
Concord
;
2.64
Life Fund—
11.83
50o,
.
Growth Stock
,FUnd> Inc
Massachusetts
10.82
Composite Fund
■
3.19
2.82
—
.
Casualty
Citizens
Criterion
10.82
9.70
2.04
2.92;
10.35
Int'l Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
Fund Inc
it
1.8.7
2.94
Life
Standard
€66%
-
61%
(N J)—2
6
54%
51%
National Fireii—w—110
Nat'l Life & Accident Ins
5
3%
Life Insur Co of NY__2
3.64
Citizens
.
Monument
9
16
165
5%
'
3.33
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares —..--lo.
Massachusetts investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 %c
11.36
Natl Life Ins
'
>
159 y2
34%
12%
36
10
.—
Boston Insurance Co.
2.66
2.42
2.50
Insur—5
Life
145
<
14%
39%
11%
44%
137
Loyal Amer Liie Ins Co Inc_50c
Maryland
Casualty.-—,—.—1
Mass Indemnity & Llfe -Ins<_-_-«-5 :
Midwestern United Life Ins CO_l
8%
Bankers
lc
National
32%
Beneficial
shares
Lincoln
86
Life
Bankers & Shippers
-
11.32
Composite Bond & Stock
.
13.16 J
! 2.43
€ 13%
(Newark N J) —2%
Co
al7.74
lc
General Industries shares—lc
Metal shares
,—-—lc
11%
Companies Inc_l
Amer Mercury
(Wash DC)—1
Amer Nat Ins
(Galveston)
1
American
Re-insurance
5
18.54
12.08
Liberty
82
1
Assurance
Home
Ins
American
11.73
Paper, shares——-—.—lo
6.32
Amer
15.50
16.96
Petroleum
10.45
American
6.01
Lincoln
36%
42
.1
Life Ins-L
25%
Life Ins—-;
(Jacksonville' Fla)
;
26%.
93
32%
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
—10
23%
Insur CO-1.50
a28.90
18.21
,
*
6.56
;
10.73
.
17.99
Fund—1
Income
Heritage
5.49
10.36
Commonwealth
American
4.43
14.86
5.98
16.83
16.46
lc
General
14.62 j?
Electric shares
7,19
6.58
American
American Equitable Assur
Penna—5
of
Co
Assurance
Life &
42%
40
'
Life
Ask
89
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins <Blrm)..2 /
87%
129%
:24%
13.14
Bid
Ask
83%
125%
(111) _1
Casualty
Amer Life &
14.69
4.05
Investors Inc—1
Fund Inc—1
14.35
All
22.70
13.73
&tk
9.44
Agricultural Insurance Co
.
13.46
1
12.48
Insurance.—
2.50
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Fund—1
13.27
,
Life
-3.50
5
10
12.04
Loomis-Sayles Ftmd of Can
1
Loom is Sayles Mutual Fund—*
11,69
5.40
20.81
'Fund;Tnc-^--^^i--iI:5
LexiiLgton Income Trust
1
9.55
€ Century Shares-Trust——.1
Chase Fund of Boston-—
1
;
Chemical Fund Ind-—-----.—50o
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
>
4.95
Lazard
10.81
9.85
Casualty <82 surety
Aetna
10.48
9.02
Stock)—-.1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)__1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd-1
iii—--
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund—
,
9.60
Com
(Growth
S-3
Bid
Ask
Aetna
(Growth Fund) ;r——-1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
8.72
■
Bid
Par
Cont.
1
1
9.53
Fund-r-
—
B-4
aI4.40
Ltd————--I
Fund Inc——-—.
1:
International Growth !
Ltd
Fund
Fund
(Discount Bonds)
K-l (Income Fund)
3.95
Inc__-,-«.--,—.-1
Canada General
..
7.59
--—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__1
Boston Fund Inc new
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund- Ltd-—.——1
Canadian
6.91
:
Custodian
Keystone
2.32
6.27
Ltd
California Fund
Mutual Funds—>
Ask
Bid
-
< 1954)
€> Canadian
Monday,, January 21, 1963;
.
Eastern! List of Over-The-Counter Securities! (Quotations for Friday, January 18)
Mutual Funds
\ Par
Aberueen
Funa»—-.—1—Advisers Fund Inc
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Inc—lo
American Investors Fund—;.—1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_I
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" -Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Mutual Funds-*-
,
.
'
National and;
.-.Canada
.
tNew
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
,:v;^
"
d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on the
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Ex-dividend,
Volume
197
Number 6231
.
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(277) ' 45
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show an increase
compared
with a year ago. Preliminary figures
based
Complete
country,
indicate
that
for
the
week
ended
19, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 12.5% above those for the
corresponding week last
Our preliminary totals stand
against $32,255,236,513 for the same
this center there is
"'•'m
In
at' $36,278,598,155
in 1962.
At
'/•
';.VV
X'
"
;■«
'
and
Ending Jan.
19—
*
1963'
•
<
1962
'
$20,783,442,807 $17,457,569,109
•
New York
Chicago
Philadelpnia
Boston
Kansas
St.
City
_____
Louis
San
ir
Francisco
Pittsburgh
"
Cleveland.-:
Ten
cities
Total
All
five
all
cities,
Total
t
503.495.240
438,365,030
cities,
all
for
1st
2nd
New
3.7
3rd
Philadelphia..
: +
9.6
4th
Cleveland
+
1.8
5th
Atlanta
10
"
17
•«
4
'•
+12.7
Minneapolis
7
«•
10th
Kansas City
Dallas
9
••
11th
1,029,929,514
-
12th
San Francisco
870,603,839
,
$36,278,598,155 $32,255,236,513
;
;
6
-—Month of December—
,-Twelve Months
1961
shrs. *-180,962,353
1962 ;
82,402,535
.
We
1,021,264,589
Internat'l
Foreign
u.
s.
Bank_ K'::-;
2,000
15,000
6,641,000
93,444,600
69,912,100
Govt
furnish
a
of the entire
Cleveland
1960
$
+ 13.1
16,836,176,481
961, 841,897
13,606 923,780
1,229,914,425
1,4)7,259,581
1,210 419,436
1,616 573,858
0.4
—
+
7.3
+'- 8.4
861,592,296
.
+ 16.8
810,798,627
+
1,583 ,253,401
1,891,571,471
' 7.0
1,899 912,395
-'809,838,765
+17.1
840,911,744
855 ,649,063
'
1,618,295,563
0.7
831 000,299
794,376,541-
723 ,151,103
852,914,413
'',701,289,909
+ 20.8
853,397,145
783 ,283,502
+ 24.1
663,086,250
682 ,913,734
-
1,729,253,896
+ 12.3
1,543,666,715
1,576 ,888,327
30,946,935,702
+ 12.1
29,615,557,292
26,337,810,855
13,714,633,712
+ 10.5
13,237,748,962
13,226,452,781
summary of the clearings for the
For that month there was an
in?
3.2%; in the Richmond Reserve District of 3.7%, and in.
the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.4%. The Chicago Re¬
body of clearing houses of 10.8%, the
having been $153,304,954,566,
$138,389,137,598. In the New
the
improvement
an
Reserve
District
the
totals
record
St.
Louis
Reserve
enlarge its totals by 9.2%;
District
by 5.1%,
neapolis Reserve District by 9.4%.
and
the
Min¬
City?
In the Kansas
and Dallas
Reserve Districts the totals register an in¬
of 5 .'8%, and in the, San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
trict of 6.7%.
crease
gain of
a
District has managed to
serve
Month, of December
•
r.
^---:,1961
-1,016,382,059
+
.'
15.1%; in the Boston Reserve District of 2.2%, and
the Philadelphia Reserve District of
0.1%.
In the
in
5,000
8,900,000
Govt.—
5,000
the
Boston
1.942,354,744
York Reserve District the totals show
of
the
4.3
+
1,602,930,412
1962 aggregate of
clearings
tne 19bl aggregate of
$99,665,000 $129,090,000 $1,361,102,400 $1,566,120,000
in
and
34,699,889,400
cities
City
and
Bonds—
Railroad & misc.
also
crease
1961
962,155,308
York
or
Deo. Vo
1,893,089,544
,
.
949,330,061
"
106
month of December.
•'
•
New
13.1%
15,167,895,384
+12.5
Outside
1,871,539,638
2,058,097,600
"
10
I
c'. C-."
840,165,488
899,883,097
5.7
+
Inc.
.
.
t:
Chicago
.1,242,221,180
1962
of
910,690,907
St. Louis
$31,013,015,333
'
1,255,132,485
1,584,167,124
8th
1,312,452,459
of
of
■
7th
Our usual monthly detailed
statement of transactions
oh the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. Results
for December and the 12 months of 1962 and 1961
follow:
Number
)
1,250,077,440
"
&
■
1,060,442,462
17.775,839,598
1,699,271,181
6
1962
*
tv
5.6
+
$34,966,145,696
week—
Stocks—;
">V
'
v:l&63
+14.5
$24,801,911,223
Estimated.
Description-??
'•
7
Richmond
expansion
District of 7.0%.
In the Kansas City Reserve
District the totals register a gain of 20.8 %; in the Dallas
Reserve District of 24.1%, and in the San Francisco Re¬
serve District of 12.3%.
1,105,929,831
20,112,181,548
9
Total
*
Cities
9
7
an
District
Reserve
S
12
York__
show
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
i;.
;.
Boston—
7.5
.: +
741,562,194
430,751,198
9.9
+
~-6,560.262,295".; 6,211,104.110
five days____
day_____________
cities
+
12—f;•
9th
$28,405,883,401
_____
days
cities,
one
^ 446,200,000
972,795,393
485,686,709
V";
^
'7-Week Ended January
Federal Reserve Districts
+" 5.2
6th
days_
five
1.7
947,287,433
Wt? 555,902,804
i\ 812,520,763
Baltimore
Other
3.6
<+..
' "1
1,045,453,000
:
___
3.1
—
" V
i" t*
.
having amounted to $34,699,889,400 against
$30,946,935,702 in the same week in 1962.
Outside this city there
was an increase of
10.5%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a gain of
13.3%. We group the
19'2
+
1,290,000.000
\
963,347,791
*585.000,000
490.500,000
_____
^
1,494,156,383
* 1,540,758,770
1,243,000.000
__—„__i
_
-
■
4.3%; but in the Philadelphia Re¬
serve District the totals record
a decline of 0.4%.
In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
larger by 7.3%;
in the Richmond Reserve District
by, 8.4%; and in the
Atlanta Reserve District
by 16.8%. The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit an .increase of 8.7%; the St.
Louis Reserve District of 17.1%, and the
Minneapolis
detailed
complete results of the week previous—the week
For that week there Was an
increase of
10,5%, the aggregate of Clearings for the whole
country
%
^
elaborate
'■>■■
(including" this" city)
totals
Reserve
ended Jan. 12.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
the
-
cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this it appears that in the
New - York ' Reserve District
statement, however, which
present further below, we are able to
give the final
we
week
a
r'.i'V--..,V.; '■
the week covered
by
issue of next week.
We,
inasmuch as the week ends
time
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
19.2%.
of
our
today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
available at
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases
has .to be estimated.
Saturday,
Jan.
year.
details
the foregoing will
appear in
cannot furnish them
compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of the
on
and" exact
_
Total
bonds—
$108,570,000 $135,733,000 $1,454,562,000 $1,636,037,100
Federal Reserve Districts
The Volume bf transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the 12 months
of 1959
to 1962 is indicated in the following;
>
<
>;
"
biM
March
1961
r
80,883,432
January
February
1st
1962
f 89,108,085
f
66,131,993
.
92,803,996
-
••
68,482,247
Quarter
'
•
65,715,223
299,946,967490.180,939
110,987,380
June—___
2nd
'
68,826,830
100,160,175
73,121,328
76,532,865
276,403,297
Quarter—1
■:
,96,950,136-
271,847,364
"202,650^982
\v.-»,»*
'
1961
Inc.
,-v;
,
"
V
4,589,016,691
85,225,027,452V
1960
or
1959
.
Dec. %
4,490;251,744
67,841,005,568
...
Philadelphia—
74,045,099,422
+ 15.1
13
"
71,485,985,463
Cleveland
5,345,486,530
5,342,856,474
0.1
5,041,631,605
15
"
Richmond
7,339,929,897
7,109,099,299
3.2
3,756,355,114
3.7
7,132,775,754
11,342,680,070
8.4
6,719,624,456
3,705,272,117'
6,943,086,377
11,271,778,678
3,833,824,734
3,458,954,508
5.1
9.4
4,806,895,368
5.8
5,381,312,415
5.8
-
7th
8th
St. Louis
--
9th
^Minneapolis
10th
Kansas City
Dallas
11th
231,496,751
75,886,965
70,968,740
64,351,283
12th
;
211,206,988
"
"
;4,029,543;840 W:
14
"
3,783,114,005
5,083,303,948
ll
"
5.691,858,729
v
8,207,285,221
t
18 '■"'."'■V
Total
New
tv
16
—-i
San Francisco
Outside
-
7
*
-173
York
City—
9.2
7,361,585,645
3,784.241,325
7,145,762,936
11,703,711,905
3,809,780,741
3,730,657,264
3,322,729,786
.
.
3,274,809,350
.
4,619,086,882
4,641,451,834
5,069,251,717
5,184,128,781
,
& 7,357,295,286
•
7,689,032,696
70,404,46^*383
6.7
138,389,137,598
T533o4,'954,"5?6
cities
;
5,582,655,269
'
^3,896,795,079.,
Atlanta——
——16
"
v
7,729,769,337^7
ChicagOui31
^ ^
12,383,823,8374 i"
6th
-V;
-
4,561,018,980
4,214,906,745 7
2.2
+
4th
83,253,414
65,793,447
82,449,890
60,533,354
65,255,^43,_ 101,77^90057,291,287
May
cities'
10
New York
3rd
1959
-
i 63,932,362
118,034,886
215,497,672
19$62
14
—_—
5th
1960
,
Boston.—
2nd
Number of Shares
•
-
.
1st
+ 10.8
133,284,017448
132,225,082,668
5.9
"637909,053,987
66,587,649,402
"6(+5To -53 2J32 8
i-
+
7,137,642,106^
.
Six
Months
__^
491,900,969
July
/"
62,891,063
214,511,753
206,282,345
77,458,994
September
3rd
.__
Quarter—
Nine Months
November
,57,518,442
51,051,873
180,074,388
Year
778,076,676
572,906,309
54,430,640
'- 62,002,284
61,330,245
64,558,364
77,354,585
72,244,193
243,187,913
,193,787,509
l98~l32,802
962,155,308
"
1,021,264,589
766,693,818
years is
(000,Ooo
"
Omitted)
New
York...
Philadelphia.
Chicago
Detroit
....
Boston
San
Fran...
Cleveland
..
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Kansas
St.
.
City
Louis....
Minneapolis.
Houston
...
Atlanta
Baltimore
..
Cincinnati
.
Richmond
..
Louisville
..
New
Orleans
Seattle
...
Birmingham.
Omaha
Denver
St.
830
K -042
859
831
817
819
846
665
864
-623
741-
-706
946-
Milwaukee
Nashville
923
.v.*
Washington.
"
,
:
•
835
.
634 ~
=
767
* 810
611
10,775
12,939
11,035
10,483
8,080
8,821
9,643
664
657
- "
759
757
764
688
699
122,269
Atlanta
9J758
0,796
-
8,894
7,809
1 7,215
8,278
7,920
_
142,592
"8,917
153,304
NYC
138,389 133,284
70,404
66,510
63,909
We now add
our
,
,
41,740,459
River
r
~
—__
3,652,485,315
r'
11,330,288
7,197,355
20,315,850
Lowell
Bedford
—,
A ;
___
_____
^____
Connecticut—Hartford
-.
New Haven
'
Hampshire—Manchester
cities)—.
77,118,660
269,266,627
25,847,700
•
—1
97,271,828
120,545,179
Waterbury
:
Rhode Island—Providence—_____
(14
"
44,061,605,648
"
"
59,804,801,593
67,755,016,098
"
-
8.4
81,823,179,399
77,305,712,126
5.0
134,485,242,888
41,813,516,048
130,036,121,880
6.7
41,411,695,760
40,564,951,891
37,891,692,404
38,632,411,544
53,211,733,655
57,971,727,641
82,031,147,366
6.4
■y-
53,063.686,028
173
5.7
61,908,018,217
88,279,902,988
9.4
95,603,692,725
1,715,104,441,939
cities
56,574,651,480
1,597,3967637,081
+
7.4
1,492,017,932,349
1,403^369,018,787
831,518,418,056
18
783,658,527,194
+
6.1
753,413,655,914
734,907,762,631
covers the years
8.3
57,642,789,176
79,745,394,497
by months for two years:
MONTHLY
Month
',v ;„v clearings,
,1962
..
'
CLEARINGS
Total All-
--Clearings Outside New Yoi'k1962
1961
/
1961
..
,
Inc. or
.
v
Inc. or
Dec.
Dec. %
%
January
150,919.911,863
137,808,880,836
+
9.5
73,936,768,693
66,022,067,744
+
12.0
February uALv.. ...
121,842,783,906
116,715,430,395
+
4.4
60,747,129,106
'.+
7.4
+
2.9
+
7.4
+
12.3
+
5.1
+
2.3
145,586,100,358
_
Total
1st
Quarter..-..
141,444,688,758
+
2.9
68,614,708,627
56,555,664,639
66,673,589,231
418,348,796,127
March
.
395,968,999,989
.+
5.7
203,298,606,426
"189,251,321,614
67,960,222,120
71,923,777,601
69,286,070,578
60,496,726,754
68,442,545,093
67,729,459,572
209,170,070,299
139,449,342,712
May
i
June,:...-, j.
1
Total
2nd
Total
6 Months
Quarter.—
122,681,102,774
148,869,837,596
142,004,156,063
143,871,421,872
:
.-
—
,
141,434,081,844
432,190,602,180
+
4.8
+
1.7
+
802,088,340,670
"1417871,943,383
July..——
August
September .i.—
+ 13.7
■
406,119,340,681
"850,539,398,307
.....
+
A
196,668,731,419
+
6.4
u 412,468,676,725
385,920,053,033
+
6.9
+
9.0
+
4.5
6.4
6.0
+ 10.0
128,903,626,312
•-
63,779,497,352
141,873,362,771
133,585,361,720
+
6.2
69,504,750,363
69,977,878,114
j; 66,921,222,782
128,127,917,272
124,038,760,883
+
3.3
63,196,457,404
62,399,719,463
411,873,223,426
386,527,748,915
+
6.5
202,679,085,881
193,100,439,597
+
4.9
1,262,412,621,733
1,188,616,089,585
+
6.2
615,147,762,606
579,020,492,630
+
6.2
155,046,749,959
144,340,115,681
135,687,789,173
+
14.3
~~75,175,012,937
69,461,811,539
8.2
Novembert.__i—;
+
7.2
3.1
-v-1
153,304,954,566
138,389,137,598
+10.8
70,791,174,130
70,404,468,383
68,665,690,197
December.
Total'4th Quarter._l...
452,691,820,206
408,780,547,496
+ 10.7
5.9
:
Total 3rd
8,536.
Total
Quarter.
Months.^
9
%•+ 1.2
7.261
October
7.661
:
Total
12
134,703,620,725
1,715,1M,4^17939"
Months——.'
Inc.
205,002,200
21,728,297
4,589,016,691
or,
....;
.;
1,597,396,637,081
'
-
+
66,510,532,828
5.9
216,370,655,450
204,638,034,564^
5.7
83f, 518,418,056
783,658,527,194
+
6.1
19,657,934
39,984,847
'
1961.
3.3
.
18,230,500
;
4,490,251,744
+
8.0
9,004,106
+
3.9
881,583,129
3.5
,
0.9
8.0
6.6
+
9.1
,
223,513,537
140,064,855
91,057,332
231,488,306
1,159,672,007
910,317,558
+
.
.
".
1.1
3,246,831,378
+
2.7
+
8.3
1,437,593,080
311,976,400
+11.5
+
:
9,685,454
"
9.4
—
+
70,694,381
266,466,548
117,320,074
23,871,500
183.787,100
21,583,779
6.0;
461,822,611
42,908,322,873
A
213,509,171
.
+
.
2,355,293,500
224,809,250
+
2.2
55,651,119,640
53,324,085^571
207,307,676
.
Am
4.9 ;
4.6
■:
:
73,150,609
30,949,624
v.-
.
■■
4,528.231
Sv
1+
4,607,037
7.0
9,313,531
8,221,308
3.9
814,795.737
788,867.263
4,102,065
4,113,386
m
3.9
2,146,696
'
2,068^769
4.9
4,472,205
4,125,725
3.3
21,289,193
17.?49,610
+
10.7
17,547,510
15,073,528
+
13.1
3-2
V:
60,302,953
45,533,167
28,470,108
26,541,671
45,390,833
/
41,318^300
''
+
5.6
44,304~ 500"
+
8.4
5,392,069
'
v.;
1.0;
43,871.800
4,983,581
.-:;i;v+
8.2
1,060,442,462
+
4.3
+
4,022,997
4,022,133
1,016,382,059
961,841,897
; "
.
r
4.4
;
—
29,979,497
/
1960
>
+
24,278,285
18,180,752
64.697,836
20,130,160
8.2""
+
25,072,064
+11.7
A
+
$
—4.2
; '
1,674,369
5,018,524
4,770,824
7.4-
+11.4
—
AAv
1961
'
*1,75~0~000
+
2,229,895 400
0.7
7.7
+
279 218 100
+
5.6
+
'
4,499,639
4.7
+
—
132,605,553
98,617,888
215,573,625
' 1,040,596,451
841,153,125
3,095,530,903
1,374,545,889
848,328,054
4,614,368
m-v„
%
3.8
5,129,942
5.322,807
+
498,558,449
44,580,942,041
+
91,282,267
\
Dec.
1.4
-
inc. or
1962
1963
4.4
+
.
225,386,306
"
•
+
+
10,352,984
7,263,296
18,817,567
239,001,947
Inc. or
.v-' ^---.Dec. %
+
v
3,600,938,967
-Week Ended January 12-
jan. 1 to Dec. 31-—-—
1962
..
Dec. %
18,860,878
Holyoke
Total
46,042,259,284
16
mi
1961
^
20,306,055
Portland
New
"
14v1
following compilation
-——Month of December-——-——:
1962
-
Massachusetts—Boston—
Worcester
143,338,335,430
7
.
83,749,916,645
136,487,559,909
43,160,279,923
90,809,477,017
"A
"
;
61,903,942,999
'81,647,615,567
43,077,469,893
■
detailed statement showing the figures for: each
city for the month of December'and since: Jan, 1 for two years and for Week; ended Jan. 12.
-
Maine—Bangor
Springfield
"
31
;
■
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
New
43,752,003,423
"
yyyi'yy-yy.
Fall
1.5
San Francisco
1,597,396 1,492,017 1,403,369
831,518
783,658
753.413
734.907
-
Clearings at
46,279,090,463
Dallas11
1327225 1,715,104
66,587
46,977,704.883
.
Outside New York City—......
1,480,716 1,380,120 1,294,920
124,454
116,680
111,895
108,449
9.956
83,055,342,032
"
12th
8,194
'-'
61,458,789,895
6.3
Minneapolis
7,429
' "
763,381,560,858
2.8
16
-—-.J-.——.
48,619,312,576
691,870,329,750
50,401,277,600
83,526,224,814
Kansas City
9,252
8,240
9,216
1959
4.4
839,321,081,485
63,374,129,529
11th
0,211
10,724
9,506
10,159
9,391
V 7,700
.
Twelve Months
VV-j-r-;..g ''i'V
8.6
+
v
•;
88,776,945,826
10th
The
^
65,138,799,173
St. Louis-
Total
0,328
11,201
12,370
911,144,684.622
n
"
Chicago—
DECEMBER
53,324,085,571
$t:x-
%
'
r
1960
or
"
9th
1,590,650
■
All...
Outside
IN
9,170
123,526
Cities_ 10,712_10,058
Other
Total
Richmond
shown below:
128,331
,..
Tot,. 31 Cities
a
-
CITIES
814
961
...
Buffalo A
;
814
1,070> 1,055
:
.
Paul
Memphis
LEADING
Dec.
15
7th
»
——Month of December— '
/ —Jan. 1 to
Dec, 31--—-'
1962
1961
1960
1959
1962
1961
1960
1959
82,900
71,878
69,374
65,631
883,586
813,738
738,604
668,461
4,958
4,977
4,653
5,151
60,583
58,802
56,716
5/,204
6,059
5.711
5,638
5,964
70,611
68,821
66,651
65,429
3,602
3,170
3,207
3,345
41,264
38,035
39,101
37,148
3,652
3,600
3,365
3,697
44,580
42,908
40,759
39,494
4,214
3,989
3,543
3,569
47,692
44,302
39,787
38,413
2,860
2,763
2,572
2,889
35,140
32,659
32,364
31,567
2,762
2,555
2,429
2,492
32,921
30,072
27,811
27,689
2,011
1,955
1,875
2,125
24,397
23,336
23,913
24,003
2,335
2,229
2,159
2,152
27,619
26,286
24,967
25,181
2,000
1,833
1,810
1,855
22,656
21,709
21,138
20,443
2,444
2,241
2,136
2,106
28,622
27,027
25,129 '
24,642
2,168
2,089
1,911
1,94 1
26,012
23,323
21,887
21,468
2,167'
1,968
1,951
1,939
25,599
23,877
22,993
21,855
1,726
1,689
1,688
1,730
21,490
21,176
20,423
20,114
1,496
1,424
1,349
1,435
17,884
16,548
'16,213
15,988
1,108
1,071
1,140
1,122
12,930
13,512
13,031
12,728
1,055
1,087
1,054 ; 1,060
12,285
11.503
11,238
11,074
1,309
1,195
1,202
.1,249
15,533
14.072
14,151
12.436
1,070
980
924
976
13,014
11,924
11,264
11,478
1,263
1,216
1,231
1,346
15,264
14,535
14,811
14,773
1,118
1.013
994
1,113
13,490
12,403
12,112
11,865
1,387
1,246
1,188
1,180
16,532
14,548
14,267
13,199
938
..
.
FOR
.___
8th
820,296,279
Inc.
$
55,651,119,640
d
Twelve Months
.1961
8
Cleveland-—
6th
;
M
T welve Months
;
13
Philadelphia
•
Jacksonville.
Portland
CLEARINGS
10
3rd
The course of bank
Clearings for leading cities for the
month of December and the
twelve months ended Dec.
31"in each of the last four
BANK
14 Cities
4th
5th
^62
-
1st \ Boston—2nd New York
622,163,477
72,990,970
87,794,408
82,402,535
255,742.586
'
Twelve Months
Federal Reserve Districts
179,451,738
80,962,353
______
We append another table
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the twelve months for four years:
70,889,423
65,349,933
60,853,990
78,723,093
96,057,140
______
Quarter-—
Full
442,703,739
53,870,465
706,412,722
October
December
392,831,921
60,896,990
81,526,684
63,858,671
August
4th
571,794,331*
74,161,696
1,105,929,831
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(278)
Clearings at
■■ -r
[/z/y/tv/k-Z
1962
-•■■■■
1961
■
1961
+///
Dec. %
$
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
1962
Inc. or
$
Inc. or
,y
.
Week Ended January 12-
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
Month of December-
yz.y/+/
.
Dec. %
Z
I960
-y/v.
Inc. or
■•'/*
$
Dec. %
Second Federal Reserve District—New York:
New
Ycrk—Albany
310,040,292
Buffalo
y
■
318,976,661
665,701,363
Rlmira
14,842,204
14,219,933
18,285,018
82,900,486,183
17,476,405
71,878,604,770
253,546,306
-
+., 6.8
+ 4.4
239,663,115
....
+
181,330,869
9.4
New
York
_
,
Rnr.hest.er
,
,
_
...
,
Syracuse
"Hcfl
New
•,
145,299,853
Northern
New
Total
....
iH
...
Jersey
404,307,723
-
+
5.8
+
8.6
19,531,994,016
17,232,301,990
+
7.6
61,451,144
60,362,608
cities)
(If)
85,225,027,452
Third Federal Reserve
f;
District—Philadelphia
y* y;
74,045,099.422
'//
•;
••-
!'v;>
-
■■
V ''• 7
•1
4
+
6.9 y
7
5,224,590,354
>
+
4.8
Vy
8.ff
+15.1
7
,10170067093
y
B°thlehem
y
Chester
Harrisburg
y
36,175,463
22,804,150
I.ebanon
Wilkes-Barre
yyy/y-
(a)
102,334,452
60,583,475,000
+
1.3
164,774,629
—1.2
381,996,638
382,724,238
+
4.5
/'?'■
r
357,605,886
25,654,966
95,645,552
'3.1
+
95,751,141
" '(a)
'
7,740,132
1,554,567,864
982,413,428
1,419,446,892
+
9.5,
30,^8,977
6.6
903,803,570
+
8.7
16,196,151 '
5,345,486,530
cities
5,342,856,474
+
0.1
65,138,799,173
63,374,129,826
+
2.8
Fourth Federal Reserve District
0.1 *v
+
-
58,939,493
Cincinnati
60,073,223
1,424,275,832
2,860,864,311
404,774,900
19,102,961
7,014,969
58,722,371
_
Hamilton
,
Mansfield
k Newark
181,604,824
2,011,645,996
41,334,553
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Erie
City
,i"
!
+
/
261,518,573
+
770,266,928
246,003,486
80,037,457
754,505,447
726,302,201/
708,624,774
673,629,162
-
9,229,031
3.2
+
-
26,911~927
/•
;
30.373.721
+ 10.2
14,054,577
*15,540,203
0.4
1,229,914,425
1,210,419,436
338,921,548
+
8.4
16,158,848
320,897,770
330,187,848
670,226,057
+
8.9
620,458,148
666,325,924
93,157,200
80,379,000
+ 15.9
75,991,000
72,887,600
15,112,543
14,863,205
15,348,936
13,435,648
14,199,244
14,268,841
14,297,606
17,128,475
436,020,561
500,452,860
1,497,259,581
1,616,573,858
6,198,071
27,193,000
249,682,170
11,277,658
—
;
89,077,690 /
'/
/
y
28,494,354
6.9
2,137,693,525
2.9
+
4.1
24,397,796,852
519,820,016
40.9
248,767,968
13.8
12.1
372,131,122
204,261,539
3.2
88,776,945,826
83,526,224,814
—
+
'
2.5
+
.
2.1
+
343,010,498
439,794,426
226,750,775
27,014,300
135,106,000
1,108,506,337
109,590,000
1,071,854,359
Carolina—Charleston
47,614,405
100,425,726
4.8
+ '4.5
+
5.4
'
—27.5
—15.4
■
—
9.9
+
'
6.3
■
12,930,389,273
! 5,958,677
29,573,000
13,512,250,595
5,546,959
25,324,000
;
8,530,618
706,302,130
104,086,781
8,240,016,764
46,977,704,883
46,279,090,463
6,614,203
16.8
+
23,573,000
261,436,448
9.9
+13.2
y
10,762,133
12,184,472
101,931,308
8,821,432,882
7.4
+
<
v
10,126,381
v
1,226,567,874
21,176,985,862
+
-
232,464,890
514,570,844
552,108,080
1,315,843,113
21,490,506,058
741,442,929
3,896,795,079
.
,
y
255,589,599
299,360,216 nnfr
1,207,407,000 ^
309,078,696,'
1.454,260,000
i; v
42,386,649
8,921,701
Columbia—Washington
7.3
+
1,584,167,324
.,699,271,181
.•
100,726,361
1,689,950,697
1,726,283,627
Frederick
15.391.907
i
—
Columbia
7.0
+
15,377,560
;:•/:+11.3
+
2,038,938,419
23,336,750,450
492,993,504
+
+
—
.
626,369,366
5.0
7,109,099,299
t
/ 4,273,837,300
^
5.1
V':v
17,279,640;;
_
(8 cities)
7,357,976
8,689,402
6.9
+
6.3
'
4.7
29,982,954
55,356,936
7,339,929,897
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
6,281,927
3,981,569
16,459,790
367,524,524
729,668,766
7.5
3.8
7.7
15,183,878
cities)—
7.6
.
of
•
1,255,132,485
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
District
y
;
(a)
29,790,142
14,702,076
■■'
Bouth
5.8
•-■■■■■+/
I
;
5,368,439
1,126,000,000
1,250,077,440
0.7
—
47,977,829
_
Richmond
8.0
—
V,.
8.1
+
5.8
6,516,317
61,638,017
62,885,338
62,062,141
169,941,156
1,955,212,796
39,716,629
'
17,710,500
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
+
+
32,659,032,352
+
18,436,918
58,979,546
Toledo
751,031,854
3.5
17,884,730,211
35,140,192,190
4,594,733,500
16,548,544,706
+
y
382,677,900
59,668,159
—————
756,024,349
5.1
:
'
2,763,043,502
+
Lorain
1.9
+
-
1,486,405,607'
Cleveland
West Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
y—
0.1
—
2,961,130
Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
Youngstown
+ 11.4
25,651,930
1,866,257
,1,459,183
,
.
1,156,000,000
5,977,512
7,542,960
;'o.7:
v
7,239,053
+
4.5
+
/
5,313,284
2.3
+
1,185,000,000
3,006,019
7,627,846
(a) "
;7,184,447
/
;
1,545,907
1,311,655 f
2,567,201
;
■"
346,759,567
0.3
+
,
,+'39.8
.
13,606,923,780
'-J.
.
'2,766,227
v
'
(a)
8.4
'r'
1,177,000,000
0.2
—
y
.,+• 9.0
v
,
5,218,592
5,341,149
+ 3.0
—37.2
-
79,399,569
104,091,166
.
'
3.7
267,349,983
(a)
(a)
+
72,137,913
Jersey—Trenton
(15
—18~3
58,802,000,000
262,202,478
;//3.5,594,561
83^810^664
13.1/ " 16,836,176,481
+
1,012,531
(a)
76,885,454
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
106,984,169
4,281,138
54,132,056
110,655,551
1,536,226
'
(a)
28,330,132
1,862,321
7,921,961
128,041,848
Hazleton
Columbus
7.1
0.4
3,156,876
13,111,358.074
33,928,287
+
••+2<L7'+f-
17.775,839,598
:
30,145,117
1,857,263
8,278,361
142,658,676
Du Bois
(13
6.1
+
5.8
+
518,259,459
—
13,184,081
30,675.097
York
;
423,620,108
277,147,471
—
4,977,000,000
30,296,070
Total
yky/yyta)-^
v
k
1,674,945
; " 1,415,412 y; ;
+ 10.8
77,514,226
'
'93,585,541:';
b76,746,349-
98,995,933
3.3
+
24,296,320.
8,365,195 / y '
13,352,336
Scranton
y+
85,917,529
'
'
(a) .■ ",+y.
4,958,294,000
—
'^-14.9
-411.2
,
35,012,473
8,955,610
Philadelphia
Reading
Oil
-8,315,651 y/
(a)y.:/?:! / ' l''2
...
Lancaster
New
;
8.0
+
•
117,873,621
;
,20,112,181,548
V
7,813,482k "
>
6,648.826
9,136,204
V
83,"7067869
y
107,641,977
"
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
59,040,245
155,870,095
2,956,879
2.3 yk /./
4,553,224
+13.3
16,317.808,330
+
1.8
55,345,861
00 fi
a.
+
+ 12.1
.
v
74,313,150
152,804,535
+ 23.5
37,070,074
40,036,599
7.1
+
357,816,640
y+f-y-
4,238,046,676
4,528,881,685
5,477,827,094
+ 12.0
v
a
4.8
3,052,810,843
1,800,287,552
438,656,271
+28.3
'
424,104,695
•yy'
5.8
+
-
28,889,842
883,586,023,883
+
360,911,152
•.
475,460,706
-
,
,
+ 15.3
138,706,651
37,057,804
.,
Jersey—Newark
229,951,091
4.6
+
+
V
+ 15.5
139,681,736
3,999,559 ".i^yy+y.;. 3,238,591
yyt
4,813,366
4,702,898
4.9
,
3.3
+
v )
+
7,700,551,782
k'
165,752,336
217,346,803
813,738,109,887
2,838,345,772
1,681,514,580
-
Jamestown
96,790,743
*100,000,000
161,349,262
+ 19.3
3,159,006,655
3,768,476,195
8,080,439,139
2.8
—
623,546,198
"
395,321,900
186,289,771
170,745,606
+
910,690,907
840,165,488
•
1
402,448,726
397,285,991
+y 6.5
421,095,388
9.1
•;+ 8-4
158,849,438
162,556,273
y
.
-861,592,296
855,649,063
•'
a--
" ,y^
w
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■.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta'
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Nashville
+;.y.;.y" 163,076,464
Z'y-/ 1 810,857,919
k'
2,167,400,000
—.
—
Georgia—Atlanta
——
—
Augusta
/
38,098,924
—
Columbus
+/+/:
"
32,757,484
4.2
+ JA 1,897,717,363 /
// + 6.0 / + 9,170,900,692
+ io.l/.y> 25,599,600,000 /
1,068,400,000 / +
37,771,0314, •.'+:■• 0.9+/:479,851,816 k
170,220,670 /
>•+'
f
'
Florida—Jacksonville
+
30,346,000
+
y
245,741,041
+yy> 1,387,478,902
<r
'
\ 85,635,431
..
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
1
;
:1.,
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
—
*
■
46,515,502
,
Z
•••
39,365,000
i
_
Meridian
+V
(
93,554,802
12,004,094
:
yy+y
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
3,849,811
1,309,394,000
-
'
29,771,902
1,216,964,773 y ■
212,827,344 y+v
1,246,921,174 / /'
+';
73,687,905 +?+
*.V 39,369,635
'.
38,814,000
02,471,653
10,928,485 ;■'
Total
(16
"
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
7,729,769,337
2,367,148,732
,
V
935,920,774
.
+
1.4
+
1.2
+
9.8
0.2
46,571,978
.453,816,326
;+
7,132,775,754
9.5
vy
980,641,046
•/y.
>
.
375~6~07,90l
3091850^895
317,509^204
297,6267275
23,852,153
24,243,045
21,435,120
r'18,971,565
-
4.5
+
+ 10.0
*
• V
15,533,865,000
14,072,162,000
+
90,809,477,017
83,749,916,645
'+
8.4
823,864
953,302
920,758
335,079,000
J.0.4
288,686,000
269,509,972
271;611,331
1,871,539,638
1,602,930,412
1,618,295,563
1,583,253,401
7,201,951
3,904,598
26,478,733
)24,044,360
15,057,296
14,2~3~7"832
101,461,000
'
1,079,937
-
"
//v.
8.4
15,682,881
+ 29.0
212,479,608
203,496,457
+
4.4
3,170,736,000
+ 13.6
38,035,249,000
+
.
+ 14.8
•
105,503,040
94,268,395
19,967,312
v
65,687,707
23,579,845
7,750,229
■
26,436,311
Indiana—Fort Wayne
86,816,638
i-
+
—
0.9
7.6
+
74,374,243
+ 16.5
1,099,801,860
+ 10.4
220,306,794
+
+ 16.7
300,478,487
Z
•
147,890,447
*
462.097,387
99,305,930
854,395,674
1,585,233,209
i'S 5,194,332,737
Haute
29,080,130
Wisconsin—Madison
56,740,227
Milwaukee
1,692,295,829
+ 12.8
*>5,506,051,684
—
1M89735Q
16,1537694
102,3087550
96,87I4755O
11,022,968
11.2
6.7
+
6.0
.113,107,000
7.6
13,190,844
+19.7 /
+16.6 y
1 12.531,704
; 5,375,758
11,164,229
4,469,718
+~~3~1 Z
187,682792 9
181,3347272
S
-
-
•
5.4
646,747,394
601,070,857
+ 33.8
249,798,242
254,910,793
+
2.1
698,163,094
690,226,315
+
1.2
+
8.9
9,643,752,162
9,216,753,786
.+
4.6
+
7.0
111,466,988
+
4.5
142,379,335
9.2
21,293,750
+
3.4
+
453,814,298
767,664,213
12,470,699
1,956,875
4,982,600
8,,955,484
—
V
+
2.0
115,248,373
y
—
143,851,183
^
—
j 5,210,321'
204,562,014
;
198^478~524
1.0
52,841,997
+ 16.4
40,061,204
Ames
37,263,629
7.5
61,508,830
480,452,893
5.9
10,028,863
269.644,252
+ 12.6
3,563,934,718
3,259,074,292
9.4
bi.947,842
65,184,014
98,947,074
+ 18.0
1,223,706,753
1,134,936,571
7.8
27,174,469
24,544,150
8,804,072
'6,134,076
+ 43.5
18,795,566
18,260,952
8,353,123
+
10,645,675
6,059,103,224
5,711,240,935
+
Decatur
37,017,432
37,536,754
;
-
+
'
Bloomington
Chicago
■
72,383,670
2.9
.
121,529,369
70,611,367,588
—
6.1
1.4
206,185,860
V
59.267.392
65,966,861
25,606,441
20,019,640
5.1
68,897,148
,
+
8,624,942
+
10,597,016
10,027,154
2.8
99,241,334
212,058,551
+ 27.4
5,406,094
—19.0
116,779,578
City
;t+
3.3
26,284,538
303,599,937
-
Moines
;+ 8.4
'j;:'
•
+
5,154,054
Manitowoc
Elinois—Aurora
14,3877466
>+TI.5 Z
16,583,380
+
,+
'
21,741,217
55,564,522
1,777,496
'
Rapids
21,9957298
1.9
55,435,597
/
13,030,256
Sheboygan
Iowa—Cedar
+14.9
409,807,367
835,606,950
9,585,706
Oshkosh
Sioux
128,724,818
•
Bend,__—58,406,128
Watertown
22,646^101
+ 13.3
265,138,061
949,681,655
2.5
5.9
*
Gary
Terre
4,718,644
15,8777244
+ 10.0
711,220,802
■
97,387,048
+ 12.1
+
543,501,014
1,213,802,226
242,293,693
753,143,751
+ 11.9
19,789,497
60,686,720
Zk+Z/v 7,942,256
Indianapolis
4,233,931
8.5,
48,515,568
41,264,392,000
633,382,595
U
Muskegon
Bay City..
:•+:South
8,099,345
343,015,066
340,170,977
v
„
44,238,329
-
'6/748^056
324,332,079
+ 2.3 A
:-;+-. 5.3/+
142,256,528
+
7^18^358
y- +12.9
+
454,368,000-.
J.
1,079,021,216
'
372,689,215
+13.8
*
8,763,344
v/
—
+■;
y/+ +10.2
849,133,276
.
145,594,563
y
/
14,548,161,577
.
/
512,402,755
474,697,000 ZAy
+
.9,022,300
9,135,343
9,597,828
'
yz +12.9
2,097,116,176
16,532,383,027
ft-i
156,331,551
439,100,000
9~709~,300
8.6
+
.+
159,671,044
453,100,000
5.0 yy
/.;y+
380,454,510
350,381,232
15,269,121,386 Z i -14,535,909,284
+16.2
+18.2
422,369,621
: +':++i3.6y/
+
9.2 ■{«?:
351,725,085 /
20,235,717
,
Rapids
Lansing
-:
y y
.
+
.
3,602,065,000
,
y+.
—
Jackson
Des
+ 11.3
'
—
1,195,800,000
3.8
+ 15.5
.
-
..
55,682,200
.
Detroit
Grand
+
+
k'.y 384,226,205
38,814,166
40,175,588
167,346,663
436,401,000
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Flint
-r
+ 10.0
3,856,313
'
■
1.8
+
.
1,263,141,267
-
Tampa
/
/
;
7.2'
+
-
34,393,165
40,699,080
184,355,224
518,900,000
/+ + - 5.1
+
23,877,700,000
.
3.1
+
y;
8,728,434,039
-
.
•
:
1,841,504,126
764,624,869
30,898,696
Macon
yy
+ 22.5
2,577,840
2,042,145
+
26.2
2,390,546
2.6
1,481,610,875
1,373.055,423
+
7.9
1,364,515,217
+ •
11,134,751
68,821,593,930
+
497,906,475
435,533,688
+ 14.3
755,216,874
851,960,258
10,453,268
8,001,242
—11.4
+ 30.6
1,715,024
-
1,408,309,824
8,540,198
•
•
Peoria
68,569,216
58,733,267
+
16.7
14,622,073
13,258,279
+ 10.3
20,282,047
19,663,111
Rockford
70,860,503
68,435,985
+
3.5
823,370,937
759,137,573
+
8.5
15,594,674
14,115,456
+ 10.5
14.248,294
13,813,302
Springfield
Sterling
.
40,989,978
36,812,873
+ 11.3
487,274,263
439,387,377
+ 10.9
11,297,433
8,659,301
+ 30.5
10,085,251
7,975,265
3,893,477
3,629,393
+
7.3
48,634,968
44,628,200
+
9.0
12,383,823,837
11,342,680,070
+
9.2
143,338,335,430
136,487,559,909
+
5.0
2,058,097,600
1,893,089,544
1,891,571,471
1,899,912,395
+
9.1
22,656,804,098
+
4.4
463,900,000
425,700,000
+
9.0
423,800,000
403,100,000
+ 16.8
323,063,911
254,029,617
199,526,983
+
2773
185,097,586
23
226,883,444
182,380,710
+ 24.4
196,931,320
185,692,379
4,009,859
3,6307425
Total
r
(31
cities)
.
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
Missouri—St.
Louis
~~
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
~
~
I
~ .11
~
"
2,000,668,652
30,637,734
(a)
26,238,988
1,087,364,306
3,995.074
4,063,408
4,029,543,840
V'
3,763,368
1,055,245,826
923,544,527
15,462,027
(7 Sities)
1,833,100,120
864,854,165
14,440,379/.
3,833,824,734
b57,375,852
—
+
—
3.0
6.8
1.7
21,709,104,044
.
.
+ 14.0
283,486,172 ■;
.
'
44,703,095'
'
*
y
12,285,455,763
'
11,503,290,669
+
6.8
10,483,598,319
9,391,234,417
+
11.6
44,899,696
41,132,081
+
87 577749~5
9.2
,
+
71
191,061,645
187,329,445
+
2.0
4,517,000
3T90~934
+ 4L6
+
5.1
46,042,259,284
43,160,279,923
+
6.7
949,330,061
810,798,627
+ 17.1
Volume 197
Number 6231
;.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-Month of December1962
Clearings
'J
f'1
>
40,893,863
2,444,096,245
39,733,453
2,241,472,069
22,371,364
946,627,856
19,990,482
859,652,932
Paul
Winona
Fet-gus Falls
,
5,799,874
—
Grand
Fotks..
i
,
50,734,704
12,128,566
15,494,149
20,796,991
53,702,546
.
——
Dakota—Aberdeen.—
Sioux Palls
L
......
Huron
Montana—Billings
Great
—...
—...
/
Total (16 cities)
477,500,845
28,622,315,687
■■
L.
+ 24.7
43,025,411
599,118,119
144,743,128
163,210,371
226,413,070
+
4.6
•
2.2
+
5.7
76,854,803
-366,684,354
402,648,689
924,224,326!;
.35,359,117
+ 40.4
i
+ 15.4
+ 14.4
,
,;
+ 56.2
9.4
+
34,070,518
31,345,429
+
1,070,189,815
1,055,972,252
+
5,083,303,948
4,806,895,368
+
5.8
73,072,324
28,430,553
2,762,493,130
69,803,834
27,247,779
2,555,433,595
+
4.7
+
4.3
+
8.1
323,313,741
203,500,234
25,112,000
63,249,807
296;209,640
204,230,093
29,232,000
2,089,951,874
8,646,920
22,610,235
11,107,477
66,838,968
5,691,858,729
5,381,312,415
Denver
Total
-
4,392,627
...
(14 cities)
8.2
8,477,592
+
5.7
541,551,325
7,587,091
488,616,547
+
8.6
234~056",661
212,~473~676
+T0T2
201,055 276
184,815^452
12,545,683
ll/778~690
+~Xs
C12,7331364
5,006,818
4r9~97"230
+~(h2
5813^897
8,462~855
/,' 7,"492~890
+12~9
8,604"250
.040^407
197370,314
17j2"2~740
+iTi
16,940T837
16,1547620
7.0
794,376,541
723,151,103
0.5
,v
591,593,975
+
1.1
149,066,999
'
+
143,137,257
v
+
+
9.5
218,031,813
-•
/
1.3
+
3.8
+
637,300,872
72,494,491
373,174,162
334,512,578
862,642,621/
34,142,081
.
2.0
0.6
1.7
+ 20.4
CC+
7.1
:
+
3.6
+
6.4
+
41,411,695,760
1337£024/
6.0
C- -V
,
4,497^962
.;v1f
.
899,883,097
840,911,744
+
1,361,939
1,238,678
+
62,590,129
3.0
2,019,266
0.8
1,280,188
606,419,263
519,398,355
+ 16.8
12,879,238
11,673,038
+ 10.3
11,274,596
10,775,620,831
1.3
6,602,099
2,335,175,708
70,099,183
•
—
+
64,440,437
8.7
|
.
8,585,379
578,261,139
9,796,472,677
+ 10.0
316,576,903
218,343,580
+ 45.0
205,730,912
1,248,910 4
324,172,622
156,141,336
*
i
9,288,069
611,152,697
7.4
'Mm
+22.2
—
70,461,645
Wichita
1.1
5.9
42,195,970
44,061,605,648,
i
;+12.5
Springs—.—
Topeka
,
4,631,089
938,429,437
6,726,628
2,165,505
•
-1——■
Parsons
—
1960
+
i__
"52,449,531
814,991,593
"6,164,282
2,101,342
'
71,278,848
138,947,850
1 > > 5,831,572
2,229,291,342
62,544,508
5,014,984
326,330,746
Omaha ...—;
Colorado—Colorado
1961
+
633,303,714
+
+11.1
+
59,015,655
...
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Inc. Orv/i/;++
•:
/!/ +
71,817,649
:
2.3
.+
3,458,954,508
5,661,170
Lincoln
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
St. Joseph...^
Garthage
1962
222,237,197
10,159,118,781
72,167,211
11,035,662,464
—12.2
tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Kansas—Manhattan
1963
Dec. %
472,082,614
27,027,797,138
238,723,901
—15.6
2,836,791
3,783,114,005
2.9
9.0
+ 10.1
51,357,710
7,186,537
30,185,473
30,258,039
77,061,668
,
■*< "•!
"7 88,121,537
,4,430,072
....
Nebraska—Fremont
■'Hastings
Inc. or
Z'C
$
+
11,032,515
16,678,399
::
34,930,055
Lewiston
-Week Ended January 12-
1961
C
$
+11.9;
49,575,923
10,886,555
7,347,127
31,893,567
Falls,.
Helena
1962
+
6,607,025
4,438,937
3,745.489
Dakota—Pargo
Minot
or
Dec. %
Rochester
South
Inc.
47
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
North
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
1961
-X -/C+CjCC1'^ *-.Xi »•,'
,
Ninth Federal Reserve
St.
mti:':-
at
■
.
(279)
.i
,
+
15.1
+
9.1
74,215,522
63,405,217
3.1
25,211,531
24,941,776
+
—
1.1
1,488,268
1,262,185
1,052,086
13,376,817
175,899,664
+ 17.0
+
+ 48.3
;
786,441,969
1,831,571,326
75,220,690
<778,891,434
1.0
2X346,145
lX212,553
1,736,942,437
68,531,902
26,286,656,319
5.4
42,902,060
38.200,202
+ 12.3
27,619.461,630
701,830,153
8.1
607,325,381
17,146,213
541,760,057
16,184,100
+ 12.1
758,382,327
34,629,063
32,929,214
5.2
3,798,030,614
+ 12.4
3,757,410,050
1.1
9,485,398
8,940,266
.+-"6.1
,
+ 13.2
4.8
+
+ 12.1
/
..
—12.4
•
0.7
—
1.1
5.1
415,364,516
373,772,145
+
11.1
12,939,791,874
12,370,879,672
+
59,804,801,593
56,574,651,480
+
5.7
893,171,917
326,715,205
32,921,809,884
3,559,465,648
2,443.849,397
,
+m;'
iX302,516
■
9,602,170
36,054,457
;
36,675,634
30,072,667,043
5.9
+
527^527,524
555,652,834
16,380,840
'
17,373,262
4.6
_
,
/'•
9.8
1,029,929,514
8,232.534
+ 20.8
852,914,413;
,4
853.397.145J
6,514,160
789,283,502
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas-^-Austin
-J.
Beaumont
Dallas
_
Paso__l
El
_
—
—
Worth—
Ft.
—
.'
Galveston
Houston
^
Arthur
Port
Wichita
-
Falls
Texarkana—
24,740,866
12,280,606
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
.
Total
cities)
(11
—
+
3.7
26,012,568,159
—14.0
94,157,863
318.512,328
+
+
,
9.4
.5.4,
+
+
0.1
+
;
5.8
-
297,506,000
+ 10.6
—
4.7
+
760,426,834
+
9.5
19,681,826
15,458,475
17,034,764
59X480,298
5627716,934
57X142,183
2.8
6T80jT2~5~4
5X775,445
507156,748
537584",981
2.2
—
5,906,000
6,225,000
6,821,000
6,241,200
+ 11.5
0.7
+
+
■
6,894,914
7,382,697
873~0"2","866
2X550,396
18,607,800
701,289,909
663,086,250
682,913,794
7,987,959
9.8
^
lX2i2,426
870,603,839
5.6
+
130,802,205
67,755,016,098
20,415,008
7537857,995
0.3
301,720,410
143,659,965'^'*743,599.732 p!'
'"
—14.1
9.3
+
3,398,764,991
2,376,818,094
304,274,000
23,323,677,231
93,541,160
0.4.
—
.
2,168,231,118
7,434,350
______
9.2
+
817,503,442
327,822,807
2.2
•a,
61,908,018,217
;i20^628^623^
w
9.4
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
Seattle
8,189,829
8,184,331
980,405,114
30,130.115
26,467,304
67,022,622
—
1
—
—
Yakima
1,070,266,903
67,453,338
30,221,504
1,118,577,072
Washington—Eellingham
II—-—-r---—'
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Salt. Lake City
34,432,285
600,705,887
415,209,122
.
-
Arizona—Phoenix
.—,
97,706,110
+
8.7
13,014,712,940
11,924,008,057
+
9.1
259,030,425
242,294,364
364,039,331
344,959,185
+
5.5
9,687,698
7,816,574
+
0.6
810,935,397
751,200,130
+
8.0
+
29,048,210
1,013,726,291
30,272,837 :
106,238,318
9.2
+ 13.8
4.0
354,061,971
+ 10.3
13,490,816,233
316,716,447
12,403,949,521
306,167,838
1617030,926
.
+ 13.7
6,803,665,149
iSZ'SmZ?!
—
9.2
4,969,620,997
Mnrtestn
-
.
:
7.9
29,641,196
3,989.234.681
167,236,173
62,436,058
(a)
~
Prnnr1s7o
IS
61.387,577
4,214,823,333
196,130,372
72,563,901
-
"
~
Jose
SanVa Barbara""
stoktof I-*!!::::::::::::::::
;
Total
Outside
New
(173
1,330,711,429
595,660,101
693,781,562
298,305,899
5.7
47,692,305,810
2,375,062,979
887,287,515
2.7
+
7,689,032,696
70,404,468,383
York
66,510,532,828
,
242,008,408
256,282,164
+"l~8".8
11679*707526
116,9417397
277852,478
33^058^83
—15.7
3275647755
36.9657856
157189,379
lX874,m
—10.0
197064,687
25,*6757252
1,0687511,939
9497588*,421
+12.5
— 3.1
+24.5
801,8997641
830,3547769
2.1
0.3
8.2
+
691,538,275
775,398,077.
—
2,152,072,909
872,948,705
%:■
+ 16.2
+20.9
13575"48~,929
—11.2
330,501,888
44,302,458,526
+ 17.3
253,245,846
-
+ 18.7
550,582,533
781,440,870
+
6,993,347
7.4
—
>1,335,173,744
4.6
138,389,137,598
+"X7 :
+ 10.4
49,966,649
24,645,951
+ 12.1
1.6
—
,
Country
54,224,685
14,877,667 /
39,661,643
:
14,023,758
-
21,326,288
21,406,565
95,603,692,725
88,279,902,988
+
8.3
1,942,354,744
+12.3
1,543,666,715
1,597,396,637,081
+
7.4
34,699,889,400
30,946,935,702
+12.1
29,615,557,292
26,337,810,855
5.9
831,518,418,056
783,658,527,194
+
6.1
15,167,895,384
13,714,633,712
+10.5
13,297,748,962
13,226,452,781
+
1,729,253,896 ^
-<
.
1,576,888,327
discontinued. ""Estimated.
RATES
CERTIFIED
'
and
.
4.0
1,715,104,441,939
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies dailyt to the Secretary of. the .Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries^of the ^worldv--We-give below a record for the week just passed.
/
) « \
...
+
6.7
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
EXCHANGE
19,493,647
+10.8
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of
FOREIGN
51,538,524
19,795,127
.
.
20,271,461
k
.''SJ
m
operations
0.4
+
8,207,285,221
—
cities)
i
(a) Clearings
+
228,578,576
6,852,119
+ 10.1
698,577,680
+
78,291,547
153,304,954,566
cities)
(18
Grand" total
683,854,704
—14.8
,
48.299.807
'
52,301,836
Riverside
Ran
107,042,898
50,522,674
7IIIIIIZII1_,I_X--
■
8.8
+
4,188,203,646
i^'S^o'onZ
107,483,816
•
Pasadena
+
6,177,709,279
—
California—Berkeley
______
Long Beach'__^___—T__——_w_—-
233,877,939
+
+ 11.8
345,816,673
9.7
+
380,128,307
371,573,123
+
547,342,246
6.9
+23.9
.
BY
JANUARY
Monetary
Unit
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
11,
1963
TO JANUARY
17,
1963,
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
the
the
ended
Jan.
statement
Federal
of
Reserve
adjusted, $408 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $755 million in balances with domestic banks,
$1,056 million in demand deposits adjusted, $1,833 mil¬
lion
in
U.
S.
Government demand
deposits, $1,377
million in, demand deposits credited to domestic com¬
mercial banks, arid an increase of $217 million in time
and savings deposits.
INCLUSIVE
in
of
shows
1930
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
following principal changes for the week
9:
Decreases of $2,105 million in
loans
condition
banks
Money)
-
■:
Friday
Jan. 11/v
Monday-
-
.Jan. 14
,
Tuesday
\
\
>'-•
Wednesday
:
Jan. 15
-
4
•
.
%
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
0
>
s;:
.
Canada, dollar "
Ceylon, rupee _a
.926302
V
.,
/;C
'rf .0200800
•_
1/
'
new
franc
+
.204050
.
//
2.805540
Ireland, pound
;
!>.
^
"
.0200770
T .928281
;
'
•
-
.249556
r .210050
.204050
■
•/:
,
!
.210025
2.806120
"
'
'
*2.805780
-
.00161055??
lira
.00279025.
.
Malaysia,
Mexico,
■i ;.
.
*
malayan
dollar
-
peso
Spain,
Sweden, krona
J
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.328293
.0800560
.277825
/
V
*
.140006
.140025
.0166643
/
.192958
.231075
V .0800560
-
.277821
-r
:
.
; + ;
* - !:
:
V
.
.
"
.00161050
.00279025
.328327
.0800560
.328260
C
2.778019
;
.0166643
'•
.231068
1.397818
1.397648
2.805540
2.806120
2.805780
.
All
.0166643
.231109
1.397658
;/■
week
Cmillion.
•Z
.192993
//
'
1.397529
similar
.0349000
»
+192993
/
—
and
dealers
for
purchasing
or
in
1962.
"Other"
loans
decreased
the
$103
;,'C -C;• C
".140000
-
.0166643
•'
.231043
ago;
brokers
7?lion and loans to "other" nonbank financial institutions
decreased $422 million, as compared with decreases of
.277675
2.777485
.140012
.0349000
year
to
C$308 million and $53 million, respectively, during
.0800560
".277762
"•>'•
.193000
'
*
,
.140021
.0349000
.192933
.231012
T
.210037
.00279025
.
"
.
2.778000
\
•.0349000
.0166643
'
:
'
•.
.249600
2.805260
00161050
.00279025
.328327
2.778336
.0349000
"
.0800560
:
:
'
a
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased $482
million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
"other" securities decreased $320 million. Loans to sales
and personal financing institutions decreased $682 mil-
.204050
.
2.805800
://
.00161050
.277796
.
2.777762
peseta
■
/
•/
' ./>
.00161050
.00279025,
,
.328225
;
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
f
^
dis¬
million; during the compar¬
these loans decreased $296 mil¬
lion.; Loans
.310566
.
,210065
'
;i Italy;
.
.249600
,
"
-
week
11
net loss of $414
.210262
,
.204050
.249562
able
.928437
a
,144887
.210262
.310566
tricts for
.0200800
7
.144893
.310566
J/'
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in
.0386875
.
.929062
.210237
.144900
$ m
2.235266
.0386937
.0200775
.310566
'/v-
2.235697
.0386937
+ .204050
'//; /
.210020
•
.00737085
*
.144900
,
./"/
.249566
mark
.0387000
.0200750
.
.310566
Finland, markka
Jan. 17
.00725509
2.235681
-
.210162
i;/
.144900
:
.00743861
.927281
.210162
J
Denmark, krone
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
2.235952
/
.0387000
i France' (Metropolitan),
/
.2.235490
■
Jan.16
////$/■;■
.00753738
.00753158
,
Thursday
1.397389
2.805800
2.805260
C
categories of U. S. Government securities held by
weekly
reporting member banks decreased: Holdings
Treasury bills decreased by $323 million; Treasury
decreased by $5 million; and the combined
total of Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds
of
certificates
48
decreased by
$60 million.
Company and Issue—
"Other" securities increased
million.
$80
Milk
Pet
deposits adjusted decreased $433 million in
City, $310 million in the Chicago District,
$164 million in the Cleveland District and $89 million in
the Boston District, but they increased $129 million in
the Atlanta District. Savings deposits increased $30 mil¬
lion and "other" time deposits of individuals, partner¬
ships, and corporations increased $87 million.
Southwestern
York
Texas Eastern
5%%
■
/* 1963
f A
ASSETS-^-,,.:
:
Loans
industrial
and
185
1,552
loans——.
to brokers and dealers.for pur-
Loans
Other loans for
'Other
'
1,087
securities.:
:
Sales
1,383
**
Loans
to
Real
estate
Other
Loans
U.
s
commercial
bills
of
One
one
After
Other
+
—
+
3,967
five
— -
years——6,160
banks..
domestic
with
Other assets—net_+_
*
./
—-
4,994
Currency and coin.
,***__
—
159
/—_*
Total.., assets/liabilities
+
—
—
166,627
—
•—
+
Demand
deposits—total_
adjusted!—:
64,787
U.
S.
Government.
Domestic
*
+
—3,153
—
—1,833
+
—1,377
—
Domestic
+
16
+
—
129
—i
+
217
30
Commercial
+
87
+
+
65
+
Federal
Reserve
+
1
+
13
+
+
18
+
,'
(
Banks
54
of
■
to
—
+
.+
11
13,632
'' '1' iv.1
domestic
j^
loans
21
113
—
2,453
5,208
:>.»/''n'
\
! Exclusive
2
+
i- 'I
and
yv> v v««.; u..'
• \V
commercial banks
not
deposits
separately.
shown
.• Jan;
2
of
U.
S.
Government
and
185
222
28%
56
58
79%
56 %
57
2%
—
5
27
8
185
(660)
;
advances—;
Jan. 9,
1963
52
2
+
Jan.
17%
A 27%
58%
56
122
111% 111%
111%
2.50
47%
26%
27
27%
28%
135
79%
76%
79 %
163
59%.
59 Va
46
5
:
1%
P
.1
Dairy————
+
12
National
Distillers
+
23
National
Gypsum
196
^9;282
H,13T
f
■'<*
>325
+
1,617
30,038
' Vi
Gov't securities.
20
—
228
assets
+
1,597
St
1,436
Sinclair
7
+
167
+
Oil——
1,405
bank
Co—
Pacific
780
—
200
—
Foreign
(*)
287
Total deposits ___;
(*)
17,944
4,387
75
+
Oil
616
+
67
,
liabilities
61 %
197
38%
95
38%
44;
138
44
44%
44%
45%
30
28%
38
75%
41
36%
245
59%
54%
;
75%
59
55
59%
40
310
90-
1,697
13%
14%
63%
47%
48
188
58%
60
583
54%
146
53%
6%
14
14%
Sulphur*-___———.*
Aircraft
5
26%
60%
12.50
—
.
6%
26%
1
Oil———..—-——*1
——
Carbide-:
105
*
—_—-.5
—
85
64%
—- -
61%
72
14%
.25
55
108";
78
51%
53%
29%
30 %
272
U B Steel*—
6
+
99
59%
U- S Shoe_L*_—
45%
47%
250
27%
28%
Corp
Unlon______*__-;«*i__-'-—2,50
■
Westinghouse
Electric.
—__6.25
34%
35
WOolworth F
(1,848) 51,892
—
(Ohio)——
United
163
249
+
37%
6.25
25
7
10
Jersey)—
Corp
Gulf
Western
'Total
(New
Texas
—
140
49
50c
Oil
DX
15
47%
36%
59%
(California)
Union
5
savings
14%
17
36
—15
___5
—
(Indiana)
Texaco
41
—
/
Deferred availability cash items—* (1,188)
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
58
33
■
Other
50
61%
;
OH
Sunray
154
+
73%
61%
RR_.—
Oil
Standard
16,677
73%
Rand
Studebaker
reserves—________
188
168
41%
——3
5
Standard
(660) 29,494
U. S. Treasurer—general account
67V4
25%
—
Oil-*
Mobil
Southern
Deposits:
Member
135
41
Roebuck———
Southern
:
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve notes^
2
80%
27%
Standard
418
+
35
34%
66 V*
—————
Standard
(1,848) 53,333
_—_—_
58
50%
25%
i
-5
1
Regis Paper.—
Socony
788
+
—
446
82
57%
5
Aviation—
American
+
30,038
38
39%
77%
Pennsylvania RR
10
Phillips Petroleum—5
Pure Oil—
—_*_r____-_5-:
-RadIo!:Corp_;______**_^--t--^---~-.«*-* '
Republic Steel.
Reynolds T'obacco—______________—5
Royal Dutch Petroleum
.*—20 g
915
11,489
10,702
'
35%
—5
—
National Lead
outright-*—__
347
34%
V'
:
——-——5
Register
Cash
23
'
125
22%
20
50
50
—
National
59
+
15
46%
18
/./'A-
59
—
—
33%
38%
*
Ward—
Montgomery
50%
56%
...'-1.0:
2
*'_
131
35%
38%
*
Mining
Monsanto Chemical—
50
29
45%
45%
MS,
—.
Corp
88
2,017''
..
1
52
21%
5
—
■
—
.
63
52/
33 %
*1'
32
39 %
50%
••
Laughlin———.
Thermos
128
33%
45%
'
——2.50 :
Paper
;
175
34%
28
i
*
993
24%
33
:r
.
60%
24%
34%
—3.,
„_*__
.
.
Minnesota
920
v
70
34%
v.,;
*
McGraw-Edison
Mead
404
Z •/
39%
—
Martin-Marietta
120
100
45%
Tire
Lorillard
165
44%
1
-
King-Seeley
17,
19%
43%
i
Trailer
&
50
18%
Telephone—^
Sperry
640
96
129
234% 237%
•,/44////-;
1.25
Motors-
North
assets
54
28
62 %
3
—-
.-—
Jones
1,040
+
371
-
Total
25
51%
17%
w'
V"
10
Gas
Dynamics
International
1962
—
—
wi 13,182
S.
304
51%
—
Stores
Dept
Greynound
Gulf Oil_-*_—
securities:
bought
50
28%
68 %
•
27%
'
.5
162
,'-:=8'
2%
17%
/''/
1
/v/
Natural
Paso
Ford
outright—
Total
50;
405
68%
i
.—*___—50c
j.
Kodak
Eastman
27
figures revised.
895
26%
76%
DuPont—**.
Federated
15,642
Bonds
422
+
postal
Electric
Ohio
Wright
Sears
'l>;
^ V"vV
after deduc¬
20%
27%
South
&
Dayton Power & Light—.
Dow
Chemical———*—
85
2280
7
Total loans and securities—
30,208
Cash items in process of collection (1,188)
6,562
Bank premises
104
valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown
gross.
t Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and
domestic commercial banks, less cash items in
process of collection.
$ Includes certified and officers' checks not shown
separately,
time
1,279
_
reserves__
213
—
19%
26%
56%
Gas.
National
Total tT.
of
il Includes
certificate
Government
Other
:
Curtiss
1494
6
1
.—Feb
14,363
;
,
Held under repurchase agreement
27
From -others
liabilities
tion
p
■
,
45
10
_
Products
Corn
„
,
General
Notes
,
ACCOUNTS—
1
El
.
228
,
32
448
38%
:
-1
Columbia
46
25
+
Other
CAPITAL
S.
531
131
'
.
4,571
3,167
+
2,383
banks.*
.
14
Feb
outright ——
1——
repurchase agreement
Bought
Bills
v
194
Service
Cities
-+-'8,545
+
'
Borrowings:
Feb
Feb
1980
account--
and
Bought
20
31%
31%
37%
26%
.—_—**—25
Chrysler
*
;
2482
Acceptances:
18
1,061
etc.
'
1,
Feb
Held under
63
^
institutions,
—Feb
*
1963
gold
43
-
,
Certificates
__•*
Governments, official
•
55
1.13C
+
interbank—
Foreign:
Total
Discounts
47
—
—
,
From
942
1,372
643
savings deposits—totaltl50,603
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings
deposits
34,993
Other time
deposits—*—_______
9,287
States and political - subdivisions
3.453
:
376
—
l^ime and
;
1980
series due
ASSETS—
Cash
97
,
20
'i
25
Ohio.
&
Clopay
preferred stock
pfd. stock
Redemption fund for F. R. notes— "
683
,
banks
1
Decrease (• -) Since
67
11
Mutual savings—
.Foreign:
Governments, official institutions, etc.
Commercial
13
Feb
Jan. 16.
certificate
49
:/
29%
'
International Telephone-
U.
—
Feb
Increase (+) or ;
interbank:
Commercial
v
—
—7,432
12,944
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States and political subdivisions.——_
—1,056
94,677
68,378
4,749
2,916
—
Chesapeake
(In millions of dollars)
Gold
66
101
30%
31
*1,
International Harvester-
'
deposits
29%
t
:
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
170
/
.
Consolidated Statement of Condition
+10,793
798
:
2672
"
—7,358
14
-
.100
_
Burlington
.
109
83
+
25%
14
37%
Goodyear
LIABILITIES—
Demand
V
31
Jan
'3,617
222 ;
+
45%
;/-T4
i——8.
—
General
3,571
+ 2,871
28
'60
382
55
755
15,838
45%
..:
-
13
_
General Electric
1,389
—
27%
/.■
—-50c
_
Brunswick
Page
issue.
-r
12,456
1,761
3,006
/;._*__.
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks.;—
Balances
8
44
—
'
26%
v
28%
Steel
Fruehauf
/
14,307
.
Ohio
&
General
1,701
590
978
43%
■
61
-—
43%
25'A
Goods.
Bethlehem
*
cumulative
this
53%
27%
Boeing
1987
cumul, preference stock
in
207
52%
■
'
1,442
—
323
5
—
year____
securtties__*___
mortgage; bonds,
220
43 %
43 y8
..
—
408
—
2,363
indebtedness.-
+
103
388
5,164
to five years—
1st
•Announced
'
Within
convertible
•'/OlS
31%
43%
53%
-.10
Oil
Columbus
Heusen
High
118%
AvCO'Z
1
debs,; due July l,
Shares
31%
6.25
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1
convertible preferred stock and 5%%
cumulative preferred stock—
Feb
5%
460
383
7
2,116;;
Treasury notes & U, 8. bonds maturing:
,
cumulative
-
5 Vz %
25/
1
+
—
—
31,961
—*——*—
certificates
+
.
1,739
86
116
117
for Week
43%
Associated Dry
CALLED
i
Income debentures, due June 1,
Vulcan .Materials Co.—
7
682
+
-+»'
42'. ' +
—
18
+ ;;
15,520
banks
securities—total—
Government
Treasury
Treasury
292
—
651
—
loans————_*
domestic
Feb
cumulative preferred stock
5%
Low
Par
33%
Tobacco
Baltimore
1970_1____
—
3,881
2,760;.
loans——18,351
to
S.
banks—;
foreign
"
'
•
I—
_i—-
——.
ISSUES
ih
Tel, & Tel______
Sales
Range
of Prices
:Armourvi/*;-^i_:_______i/-
~
Date
Texas Gas
—
30
—
■;<$:
1
,
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
Steel
Ashland
'
debentures, due Feb. 1,
1«k'
,'\ v:'s
Of'
Armco
and
1975
1,
Corp. 5%
cumul.
Portland General Electric Co.—
516
+
4
E
Preston Mines Ltd, 4%
Utilities Corp.—
+
320
r—
Inc.—
Feb..
,v'
<
American
Airlines, Inc.—
Phillips-Van
'
'
.
—'
109
finance, personal finance, etc.-2
Oilier
>
5V*%
;
245
+■
482
«—
2,513
-
Loans to nonbank financial Institutions:
■
Northwest
purchasing or carrying:;
U. S. Government securities■
10/
—
Co.,
due
convertible subord.
.■
!
cnasing or carrying: '
j 7
;U; 8.-Government securities****-*—*
Other
securities—.**_*_—;*_**!*;
/
414
—
series
Holly Sugar Corp.
+' 9,629
+ 7,713.
+ 2,436
80,842
34,937
Products
debentures
h v5'
,* 1
Anaconda
2718
Grove
1
American
,
1
Kayser-Roth Corp.—
9,568
+
Agricultural
'
1962
—2,453
—-2,105
loans
;•
•
.1
\%
86
1
ENTIRE
—2,841
adjusted!
Commercial
.
Company and Issue—
128,641
*•—::*
'
,
Amalgamated Leather Companies, Inc.—
6% cumulative convertible preferred stock—
Columbia Gas System, Inc—
;
:
5% % debentures, series N due Oct. 1, 1984
130,380
.__
adjusted!
86
;
Feb
6 V» %
:.. (In millions of dollars) ';/"■/
Total loans and investments——
Loans and investments
1963? -
,
1
'
Jan. 10,
Jan. 2,
Corp.—
Aug. 1, 1980
due
15
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1976
_Feb
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—:
'•
5% lst mtge. pipe line bonds, series due 1979 and 5Va %
lst mtge. pipe line bonds, series due 1980—
Feb
6Vs%
increase < + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Jan. 9,
>
Feb
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
Friday
'
Feb
.
STOCKS
2484
Co;—
Transmission
debentures
Walnut
•'
Service
.
Page
15
5V2%
...
'
Public
Feb
1st mtge. bonds, series due 1991
4%%
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $21 million and bor¬
rowings from others decreased $113 million.
Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $388 million.
"/
Date
Co.
preferred shares
Reynolds Metals Co.—
43Ae/o cumulative preferred series A stock
Demand
New
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(280)
——'
—-*10
64%
.
62
115
65 %
-
•176:
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in__
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Fund Notices
be
found
preferred
and
including
those
list
a
under
The date indicates the
corporate bonds,
stock
common
called
of
called
for
Ratio of gold
notes,
or
'
934
37
•
capital accounts— (1,848 ) 53,333
certificate
and
combined
F.
R.
reserves
last date for mak¬
418
+
1,405
+
to
note liabilities
"
32.5%
Contingent liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
sinking fund provisions.
•
redemption
&
deposit
redemption,
470
^
accounts:
Total liabs.
Below will
"
,
k Surplus.Other capital
1
Continued from page 11
2.7%
—
—
84
Name
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Figures in parentheses
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were
given in the Chronicle.
are
the eliminations made in the consolidating
k
'
>
(A) Less than $500,000.
process.
(Philadelphia)
Company and Issue—*-
*
; \
<
England Theatres, Inc.—i : *
"
Inc.
(now fixed 5%), bonds due NOv.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
>
General
4% %
sinking
fund
.
debentures
PARTIAL
due
3Vb%
of
Co.
American
Barton
Brake
Shoe
Distilling
6-year
6%■
Co.,
5 V2 %
Georgia
53/4 %
1st
4
due
Power
Steel
Louisville
5%
bonds,
series
series
&
Nashville
Nortn
Realty
Power
lst
jo
L,
1,
44
v.
31
*
2581
00i
Feb
4
142
1989_—_Feb ,:1
"r;>-;?46
_
1,
'
1
-
,
143
mtge,
1st
bonds
of
1
Corp.—
.
due Feb. 15, 1977
bonds due Feb.
46
31
Manufacturing—
1__
10
Papers common:*_Lii_*—*
Champion
Cincinnati
Gas
Electric
&
Cincinnati
Diamond
DuBois
Early
—_—__10
__50
Stock
Yard—*
National
5
;27Vs
50
„
100%
„
171/4
Gamble
160
v't ' 259
50 %
841
40%
40%
110
100% 101%
253
20
100
48%
65
16%
18%
100
__
21%
22%
56
56
35%
35%
24%
25%
574
75Va
949
1
&
28 V8
27%
49 V4
common
25
___*—•
73
72%
.
323
16
■
;
.
6
Co.
UNLISTED'
Alleghany
15
2584
.-
Allied
_____—_____
Corp.c of
—mar
"
46
Stores.
*
4b
and
Aluminium
Aluminum
—10
Ltd
Co
of
$3.50
(quar.)
& Photo
1
46
Cyanamid—
American
Motors—,.
1
11%
Purina
2-
Corp.—
70
2%
9
1-15
-
1-
5
4
;
Extra
Class
(2-for-l
Inc.
stock
Stores
2-20
12-20
80
21%
21^8
__
59%
59%
25
49
49%
145
River
17%
18%
247
Roadway
3%%
45c
2-15
2-15
Rice
Express,
2-
1-
1
2
1-18
/
/1-25
f.
3-15
2-
1
30c
45c
•
.
-
5
1-29
1-31
1-16
3%
3-
8
2-
1
2-
.
.
:
>
1-15
:
——-—-
(quar.)-,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills
Inc
1-18
3-22
;
common
12-20
1-25
split)
preferred
Brand
24c
5c
•
1-30
1-30
\:y.
Metals Co.
Rich's, Inc.,
I2V2C
.
,
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
115
3-18
4-1
1-30
Amer.
(quar.)
quar.)*
4%%
16%
of
Co.
(quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rexali Drug & Chemical—
52%
12-17
/.lie
(increased
dividend
12-17
4
3-12
v;
(N. Y.)
Corp.
Redwing Carriers
Reliable
Trust
of America—
(quar.)
Owl Stores,
1-15
1-28
2-
30c
,+
Investment
Equities
Realty
Red
A
1-31
,
7%c
.
—**—
Estate
Properties Corp.
1-15
1-31
87%c
20c
.
(quar.)
Real
16%
30
25c
common -(quar»)__.***
(quar.)—
Co.
Real
51%
18%
1-31
10c
;
Reading & Bates Oil Drilling, class A (quar.)
52%
10
1%
ny4
1
1-
1-25
—__—1__——3%
America,
preferred
Ralston
__
*
America
American
Feb
__
2-11
9c
,
dividend.*
Stock
Stock
-
1
2-11
2-
(quar.)————10c
dividend
Stock
48%
16%
5
Kroger
Procter
R C Can
60
26%
20
2-11
!
10c
Income)
net
Quik-Chek Electronics
__
:
Cards—
Allis-Chalmers
1989
—*
;__l
—
Daniel
&
Sales
Shares
27%
'
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Chemical—
Eagle-Picher
;_8.50
2-11
for Week
Reynolds
T
Mar 20
1991
corn.
Milling
Telephone
Union
4fi
•'
1,
Carey
2-11
/
40c
(quar.)-
Puritan Sportswear-Corp;
High
171/4
;—1:
—
.
jan
Feb
—
1,
bonds, due Aug.
Low
mulated
Radio
D
Co.
'
/Puritan Fund, Inc.- (from current and accu¬
South
_
Co.—
mtge.
Feb
RR.—
Corp.
preferred stock
v
Gibson
due
May 1, 1982 and
due July 1, 1985
Range
Par
B
.-
<v!v
Week's
LISTED:
*
Cincinnati
___jan
1989—
due Feb.
Investment
cumulative
Tail
4-74
Sept.
consolidated mortgage
Alabama RR___
American
4%%
due
lst mtee. bonds, series
5-fi' e,eneral mtge. bonds
North
Otter
i:
4%%
Pure Oil
of Prices
'
.
139
'./•
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>>
Last
Sale Price
Cincinnati
;
bonds, series L, due- Feb. 1, 1989_Feb
mtge. bonds,
Stores
5Va%
13
Friday
STOCKS
£
31
1980——__Feb
1,
-;
44
1
1965____—____Jan
Feb. 1, 1982
Feb
v
Jan.
'
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1
;
mortgage
general
&
May
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Aluminum
Date
v-. --»
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1-11
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$1.06 V4;
$1.05"
$1.12%
$1.16
$1.22%
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1-18
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—
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Electric—
Gas &
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M 23%c
(quar.)' V 23%c
9- Common
1-25
1-
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2-20
2%
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2-8
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(quar.).
com.
1-31
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preferred
4.10%
preferred H
preferred J
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)_,
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
4%%
4.95%
Corp. (quar.)_:
Rollins Broadcasting
2-
8
1-31
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
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1
2-
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10c
1-31
9
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&
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Taylor Wine Co. (quar.);
;
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Texaco Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—
Texas Electric Service, $5.58 pfd.
(quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)
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Texas Power & Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)
V
$4.76 preferred
(quar.)
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$4
preferred
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred
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Dole-Suncook
mill,
a
former
9
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auxiliary
.
yarn
supplier
to
Co.—Sales Down for Year—
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per share earnings will be
and 1961 fiscal year.—V. 196,
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Inc.—Acquisition—
publisher of technical and trade books, magazines
materials, has acquired the American Handbook
Inc. and its Theo. Audel & Co. division, ofQ
York, according to a Joint announcement by .Howard W. Sams,
Board Chairman
of the Sams Company,
and Leslie Schwartz,
President of American Handbook. Management of American Hand¬
book will remain unchanged, the announcement said.
Theo. Audel & Co., founded in 1879, publishes some 60 hooks on
a
variety of subjects, for training mechanics, machinists, elec¬
tricians, plumbers, engineers, carpenters and
books for the do-it-yourself market.
The Audel 15?«23tides
This diversified
to
2-14
3-30
Carpet of the yam
Inc., Suncook, New
Anderson, President
purchase by Roxbury
of Dole-Suncook,
announced by Charles B.
(Howard W.) Sams & Co.,
1-11
2-28
4c
$0.24
be
899.
and
,
3
1-31
1-
1-31
1-15
educational
Textbook
Co.,
hu\\^®rs^r^ri^.esUth|
12-31
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26c
130,6G9
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and earnings of approximately $3.2 million
reported by Ryan for the 1962 fiscal year which ended
Oct. 31, Robert C. Jackson,, President, stated.
.
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These
results will
compare
with sales of $89-4 million and
earnings of $3.3 million for the year-earlier period.
Based on
shares outstanding at
the year end (computed after retirement
of treasury
shares purchased by the company during the year
will
P.
10- 4
income—___
$1,406,784
260,769
130,100
455,500
430,737
$0.75
:
;
and
adjusted for stock dividends),
approximately $1.78 for both the 1962
1-31
1
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,
886,237
__
^
1-21
2-
$1.50
tax
.
Mos/ .Report-^
V. 1961
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Ryan Aeronautical
4 9:
4-
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income
,
Sales of $72.5 million
2-13
91-
1
11-
9
Fed.
>
Roxbury, will function as a wholly owned subsidiary of Roxbury
and will be known as Suncook Mills, Inc.
Moody C. Dole II,
long experienced in yarn manufacturing,
will be retained by
Roxbury
as
general manager of the new subsidiary.- V.
196,
p.
1878. ;
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;; :99-99:
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9:.9.,,-999
3-11
3-15
40c
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control de*
1962 ,
1962
$2,797,570
equipment
t 2-
8c
;■
through
Hampshire, was
of Roxbury.
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9.
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Roxbitry Carpet Co.—Acquisition—
7
8c
,.,
share
per
7
^ $1.06 »/*
Power
preferred (quar.)
Fund, inc.—*
Quarterly from investment
From capital gains______
Wolf (Howard B.) (initial)-
ineome
1-
lc
8c
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tax______________________
1-
7-
.
.income
1
4- 5
■
before
income
1-31
1
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__
2-
9
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sales
;;9 Acquisition
5
2-
4- 4
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196, p. 2081.
manufacturing
T
and abroad of automatic
;J--y^T95„p. 2640.;
9 2- 1
2-
1
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1-16
2-15
'.fV-9
5-
^
Controls
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
1-16
1
8-
;
air conditioners, illuminated plastic signs, garbage
forced air furnaces, electric baseboard heating limits,
tanks and porcelain-enamel curtain wall panels.—V. 196,
( Net Income after tax—
11-11
1
40c
;
are estimated
at around
of the year, preliminary
1962
months
commercial
Federal
1
.
$1.25
35c
9 30c
,
Net
40c
Fund, Inc.—
>
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)
Monthly.
.9 Monthly•
nine
89S.--V/-7;99v^--V-->9V^f99>.:.-^v;rfXS9.9,>-:'9T-.99;
Net
■;
—
first
the
In
Rocket Jet Engineering Corp.—Nine
12-21
1-21
9
9
9
for
Republic-Transcon
million.
vices—V.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
*
.
^seat
12-31
2-
;"•
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9
a
vices, including devices for the automatic control,
•(regulation and recording of temperature and pres¬
sure; electric switches;;, instruments and timing de¬
1-10
2-1
* 14c
9
5%
(quar.)
Wisconsin
-
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to-
merger
sale both here
1-11
2-15
>
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)___
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. common (quar.) ; $1.43%
9- 4% prior lien fquar.)
$1
White Sewing Machine, $2 preference (quar.) *
' 50c
$3 preferred
(quar.)__
■:!;;, ;y- 75c
White Stores, Inc. (quar.)
9 T
25c
Whiting, Corp.
10c
Wilcox Oil Co.
(quar.)
; ■ 15c
Will Ross, Inc. (quar.)___
10c
Wilson Ss Company, common (quar.)___
40c
Wisconsin
1-15
1-15
$1.21
"
elected
was
The purpose of the financing was to provide funds
general corporate purposes, including expansion
of the company's commercial building temperature
controls business, and to retire $4,882,000 of outstand¬
ing notes due 1969.
Robertshaw-Fulton, headquartered in Richmond,
1-11
2-
__—
less
Stevens
for
9",,,'
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possibility/ 9 Mr.9
Va., is engaged primarily in the manufacture and
$1.12%
WestertL Insurance Securities, cl. A (quar.) 9
62%c
Western Light & Telephone, com. (increased)
35c
9 5%' preferred (quar.)_____
3V/*c
5.20% preferred (quar.)
__i_
;____
32%c
Western Pacific Railroad' (quar.)__,
25c
Western Power 8s Gas
:-"v -9/99!9,9/999v939/99'; 4.75%
preferred B (quar.)____
1
59%c
99$2.75 preferred (quar.)—
68%c
4.72%
1st preferred
(quar.)
'99
59c
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
59c
99 5.44% preferred (quar.)
68c
9 $2.55 preferred (quar.)
H 63%c
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
American
deposit
receipts
(payment
of
Common
i-i8
2-5 ;9:
.
1
;
,
,9
1;9
"
$4.25 preferred
(quar.
Winfield Growth Industries
r-17
2-
,
:
vately—On Jan. 17, 1963, T. T. Arden, President, an¬
nounced that the company entered into agreements,
negotiated by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Reynolds
& Co., Inc., New York, for the private sale to institu¬
tional investors of $15,000,000 principal amount of
■notes due 1986. Delivery of $4,882,000 of the notes
has been made, and the remainder is to be delivered
in varying principal amounts from time to time on
or before Dec.; 31^
1965,;"999^9';;>91; 9,5"ft<-'y-:
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Transportation
Financial Corp.
Common
1-17
2-15
9
9, 8c'
r
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2-15
..
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Robertshaw-Fulton
.
2-
Pictures
-Common,
Industries, inc. (quar.>_—
.___
1 9/;:: 1-11
6
•
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Tamar Electronics
(
(series
t
Bros.
13%
8
2-
1-31 ";
65c
'■
2-
2-28
2-15
6c 9
12 %C
12%c
——
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1-31 (9 1-21
1-24 "I""". 1- 3
2- 1
1-14
3-
31 %c
Stubnitz. Greene -Corp.,. common^
Gas
(quar.)__,
Suburban
5.20%
-
..
:99; 15c
Struthers Wells Corp., com. (stock dividend)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—
Gas,
75c
r
-;v>■■■;■
1:999 9.1 ;;99)/9v•i';9,9"999 99J9./
1
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Gooderham & Worts, ltd.:
Western Tablet & Stationery—
;; 5%
preferred (quar.)——;
2-27
37%c
371/2C 9
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods Corp.
(quar.)______________
Strawbridge &• Clothier, common (quar.)__<_
Propane
5
'
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2-1
2-15
20c
'
s
a
pressure
.
equal to approximatly $0,009 per share)
■t
Stouffer
Suburban
and
"
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Lloyds, Ltd.
Container Corp.
Stone & Webster, Inc.
•
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.
Final
Stevens
.
,
.■K^.-ibyC •'( v U'Vr
18c •"
American dep. rets.
payment of 10% less British income
tax of 38%%—
■■■;
stockholders,"
disposers,
■
;9
..9.,K u
tax.
indicate sales/were $27,099,514,
with after
tax net of
$513,868, subject to year-end adjustment. The company is one of
tho world's largest producers of gas and electrie glass-lined water
heaters for domestic and commercial use. • It also makes domestic
3- 5
7-15 9 6-17
910-15 > 9-16 9
• 1-31;
1-15 9
9
2- 1
1- 4 ' 9
,
3- 1 ■>■•:
■
(from
9
{figures
«
2-14
4-16.
dividend
.
2-15
2-13
;
12%c
Stores
Stone
1
a> distinct
all
$37
-
.
(Subject/to approval of stock-
div,
(stock
West Penn'Power Co.— '
4%% preferred (quar.)
1 m 1-28
2- 8 9.
2-25
2-
28C
•
Non¬
source.
'""r 9
■
.
v,17%0.:;'-; --2-15 ;/V!.l-25
„5q., ...3-22 w3* 8
■•
Corp;; (Increased^
(quar.)_—
12%c
Washington Gas Light (quar.)
33c
Washington Steel Corp., common (quar.)
25c
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)______
9; 3 60c
Waste King Corp—
"
'
6% preferred series C (quar.)
9
26>/4C
Watsco,
Inc.
(stock
dividend)
3__
/,
5%
Welsh Panel (initial)
10c
Wesco
,3^29
1-10
^
1-21
U7%c
dividend
Stewarts &
••
9 31* 1
»;::/;;-9.-, v.'
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;
.
9"
3-11
30C
(quar.)——
Sterling Electronics .(stock .dividend)——.—
Sterling National Bank & Tryst (N. Y.)—
Stock
.
.
/
12-20
8
1K5%
(increased).
Faxnham Stock Fnnd.
2-
62 %c
ordinary income)
Bros.
y
-
$1.12%
•
(Hiram)
Stock
Warner
Werner
from ordinary income and 65c from capital
gains) ______—■
__j.'
Sterchi
9
;
2-
i
Fund
s*
.
•
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■'
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1-18
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Balanced
9
Stock
Walker
1-18
v
Corp;._i^_^._;-^_i_i,i^__^
Roe
1-1»
2-
'"99 10O:'"9
Co.
of- Wales* Ltd.
Steel Parts
2-
1-18
,
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would be extremely uound and in the interests
Mr. Stevens said.
"Manufacturing techniques,
pipelines and general market mesh neatly.
9
The surviving company, which would be Briggs, would have an
integrated product line that would make possible great economies
in research and development, engineering, production, sales,
ware¬
housing and distribution. Briggs' fine reputation and well-estab¬
lished trade names will be employed in tandem with Republic-Transcon's growing penetration of major markets. We intend to propose
•to stockholders of both corporations,
as soon as possible, merger
terms that will enable all concerned to realize the full potential
of a complete plumbing, heating and cooling industry package." /
Briggs sales for 1962 are estimated at approximately $20 million,
a
20%
rise over the previous year. Net figure/ for 1962 are not
yet known. Its post-World War II peak came in 1953, when sales
were
$440,900,000.
Late
that
year
its Automotive
and
Aircralt
Division was sold to the Chrysler Corp. The Briggs family and tha
company have long been associated with many phases of Detroit
community life.
•
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* a
1-18
1
2-
>
6% " .'
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Warner Corp. (quar.)
Steel
Stein
2-
;
9
1-18
Products
Screw
1-18
2-
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)____-
Stanley
2-1
2-
VhT
the
1
7%.
Sales of about $80 million.
,
2-
dividend———
Standard
.
1-18
$1.40%
;
.
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of California—
■
^
1
2-
31%c
(quar.)__.
Hill .Mines
'
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; l*3i
91-10
,9^
9 9
, :
209t 9 > 3-15 9
3-1
$10o
,1-25
12-28
r -
(Chicago)
5%
: 2-26 "• - 2- 5 -9
'
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dividend^&i3^42-i4^_^-_j/-Ji4H«'3^ ''-v?l-25--, "'T-'O 4',
Valuq Line Income Fund, Inc.-*^ v
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Quarterly eapital gains distribution
9o
1*31 '-v 1-11 '
Vanadium Corp, of America—
9
5 41 99- ■.- r v >•.;
9
4%%
$1.12% 9 - 2-15
1-25
preferred (quar.)
Van Camp Sea Food. Co. (increased)
12%c 9^.2^,199:91^1599
9
1-21
$1.10
(quar.)_____^__
preferred
9
9.:,.;
hplde.rs ■ Jan. .16)
/ Valley National Bank (Bong Island, N, Y.)-~
1-15
1-10
ibn.
—
5.62%%
1
1-25
;
r
•
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i
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Standard Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Stock
2-
12
92 Vac
preferred
(quar.)^
• preferred-'
97 %C
(quar.)i___—
•
- preferred
(quar.)i_i._^_—_——__r $1.03%
preferred ,.(quar.),—
; $i.oe%
i
preferred- ($100; par) (quar.)—__
$1.10
preferred, (quar.)u.
$1.15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
preferred i (quar,) ——| > 27 y4C
preferred. ($25 par)
(quar.)__
27%c
4.40%
5%
preferred
America
Corporation (quar.);
Valley National Bank (Arizona)*—
.
[■
.
:
-
2-11
2- 1
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9
.
Public Service—
Southwestern
1-1A
1-11
1-11
2-28
.
15c
VSI
24c
28c
to
Grease
8-31
distribution
..•
.
,
28 %c
(quar.)_.
I
Oil (quar.)——
Southwestern Electric Service > > «-"j-"«
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
^
preferred
4.80%
Southwest
/ 9-15
on the
Briggs board. Republic-Transcon is a leading producer of
water heaters and other products. Briggs is a leading producer of
plumbing fixtures, vitreous chinaware and plumbing fittings.
9 t
A merger could create- a corporation with
annual anticipated
2-25
if.
(quar.)—-_________
4.48% ; preferred
( quar.)
Southern. Indiana Gas & Electric—
2-28
25%
Controls ilqovv (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
'
preferred
>s
,
.
4.56%
1* 4
1-14
2- 7
2« 7
,
2-15
45c
i 25c
Smith-Corona-Marchant, Inc.. (corporate title
changed to S C M Corporation) v
: '
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, $2 pfd. (quar.),
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)—,—
Southern California Edison Co., com. (quar.)
5-31
Investment News
;
1-15
1
1-18
;
<
$1 n
$1 •
.
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' *
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Class
1-18 9
1-18 9'
;
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:
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Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—s
<
;<
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2-15 > 9
Upjohn Company (increased)
22c
2-1
1-2
Upper Peninsula Power, common (quar.)
42y2c /
2- 1 9
1-21
9.5% %. -preferred r(quar.)u*.-;_-._^fcwwH---^- -; $1.43%» 3.1-21 ;;f ■
9
5%%;. preferred
(quar.)_________^__-_^.i_
$1.37%,9 , 2- 1
.. 1-21,
5y* %•. preferred (quar.
" $1.31,%.2- % \ ; 1-21
.
1-18
3-
;
Lesp Jamaica income
"Such
^
'
-
Stockyards
•
2%
(increased-quar.);
of
2-1S
2-15
2-1
2-9
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•
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•
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-
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10c
resident tax 15% { resident tax
British income tax,
-
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•
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2-15
■
$12 Mtc x
dividend--H^i_J^-4..
Keno
99:- ^Quarterly:
1
12-31
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;
(s-a)
92%C
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4%% preferred iquari-^-^-~--L4^^Uv
99U; S-.Vitamin 8s Pharmaceutical Corp.; (Del.)'-
'
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•
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Corp,
.
45c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
'
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cammoni:;'„;.JrJv
(Quebec)
Simms (T. SJ & Co., Ltd.—
9 .$1
preferred
(quar.)
Simpsons, Ltd. (increased
Skelly Oil Co. (qua*. J—t_
Sigma
Co,
'
2-15
87%C
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Inc.
(quar.)
1__I
Oil! Co." (quar.)__w^_^__^__*_i._i_^_^
of America (quar.)
'.
1-18
v
Continental Fund (quarterly from
investment income)
Stock
/
1
United
Sheraton Corp.
9 3-15
General Corporation and
of
(quar.)
United Insurance Co,
1-15 ;
2-15
9 net
«
Trust of Boston—
•
4-18
1-30
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(Canada), Ltd.; common (quar.)
(quar.)__-u.-.«— '
Fruit
United
-
Quarterly from investment income—
Shatterproof Glass Corp. (quar.)
Shell
preferred
'United Funds:
1-11
:992-1://
16c
$4.50
United
1-11
1-30
9
25c
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•
12-13
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(1955 series) >(quar.)H/^.
V
4%. preference (1956.. Series);/(quar,)^,.;
United Board & Carton
(stock dividend)..
2
1-24
9
5- 1
35c
*
4%- preference
1-15
1-30
.
20c
B1
Shareholders'
;
6c
9
10C
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-
1-31,
•
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/ United Aircraft
1-24 9
4%
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1-15
'2- 5
9
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gains
1-15
:
(quar.)
Transfer books not closed for this dividend,
'
Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at
,
,
Union "Oil Co/ of California
1-15
.
"
,9' From investment income
Seligman & Latz, Inc., common fquar.)w--.
12-28
1-31
10c
;
,
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
—$3.70. preferred (quar.)«H-——i.^H-i.ii«—
$4 preferred (quar.)
9
Union Gas
1-19
1-31
40c
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Union Commerce Bank (Cleveland)
Uniori Electric Co.,—
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4-18
.
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date and/or record date-is indicated here. .>-'.;'.99.;
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:r
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net
capital gains)
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,—
2-13
•
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,
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27 %C
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Security First National Bank (LOs Angeles)
-Quarterly:
9
,9.'«
Transportation Co. of America—<«,
,•
^9
9
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.
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9
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1-28
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2-21 9 2- 8
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.-w
9;v5%99 f"2-21 *:'■& 2<*'8
Trico Oil & Gas Co. (quar.)2%c
' 2-1 \ 1-18
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.1-18
„
$1
Co.
"
// 2-15
,
preferred *
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y
■•^":Class^B:;Common-i____i_^_;_L-»_^._i;i.i_4 '.:'? 12%o '.992-15 .9
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1
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$4
$5.26 preferred (Quar.)_-^_w--^-4^-A-..:;
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1-11
1-18
2-11
25c
27 %c
A
1- 8
2-15
-
,
•
•
1
A' (quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Co.
(Monthly)
preferred
preferred
preferred
5y2%
95%%
■ •
1-28
3- l
1
3-
•
1
.
"•
20c
>,
,
from
from
Machine
Batteries
Quarterly
Quarterly
,
■Trade Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.),
2-
1
1-10
1-11
•
250
,
.
^
4
Bank ,(quar.)_______._«M
dividend
12c
2-
.
-
10%
_—
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•
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$500
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9 4% ?
2-15 :; 12-31
(quar.)
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1
2-
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10c
-
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23c
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Inc.
(A payment
income plus
••-
(increased quar.)__
Worth Fund,
•9,
.
Schenley Industries Inc., common
•50c preference
(s-a)
:
Schlumberger, Ltd. (increased)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
Class A (quarterly dividend for the period
C • '.endiiig Feb;
Schwitzer
preferred
Stock
,*v;*
9-
^
-
(Stock
4.2^%
^
1-15
Stock dividend__
; 2% :'
2-15
2- 1
f'-Traner Company>1-15-,;.:v9
Transamerlca Corp.
(quar.)
n20c
1-31
12-31
•'
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline, com. (quar.)
25c
2- 1
1-15
2- 1
1-18
•-Stock''dividend''■?•':V20%,"vi'.' 3--T> ' V l-l#:2"
9 1-31 ;991-1»^
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$2.55 preferred (quar.v ,63%#;>v92¥
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4-15
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9 1- 2
$1.49f . 2< 1 ; " 1--15 99
•2- 1
9' n,$5.70
preferred (quar.$1.42%
^2-1
• 1-15 ^
12-24
1-25
9;
$5.60 preferred"$1.40'
■; 2-~l.?r ■ 1-13^
1-25
1-10
^
-
.
;
-
2-
^Town & Country Securities Corp,
.
1-10
r 84c
pfd. (initial quar.)
10%
Satticraft Corp. (stqck. dividend)—;
;
tioc
St. Lawrence Cement Co., class A (quar.)_J 9
$10o
V Class - A
(Quar.)..,-,
tlOc
9- Class' A v (quar.)
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)__$25c
$$1.25
5% preferred A (quar.)
15c
Sams (Howard W.) & Co. (quar.)__.—.
San Fernando Valley Bank (Calif.)—
•
i>
.
4
5c
convertible
5%%
)
Toronto-Dominion
4
ioc
.
common
*
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:
1-
9v9l-
•
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
•'
1« 99 1-159:
1-25
V9
,
4J/4%
'
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3-
10c
/
Publishing Co. (extra)
World Toy House, Inc. (initial)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
62 %c
World
2- 4
rets, deferred (final pay61.7143%
less British • income
38%% )
Toledo Edison Co., com.
•
of 38%% )
tax
of
tax
1-15
25c 'vv;, 1-31
^
-.o/:.;-"'
dep.
«f
ment
9' 1-15
1-23
20c
10%
:
•
1
1-22
■■9 3-
Roosevelt Raceway, Inc. (year-end)
Roper (George D.) Corp
_;—
Roper Industries, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Rorer
(William H.j, Inc.
(quar.)_______'___
'v American
12-26
•v
2-15
■
2%
less British income
'
12-31
\
1-25
■'9-!9:-;T5C f:>:
.
9'' 2-
2-15
250
10c
—_—_
(quar.)
dividend
preferred (quar.)____
T-I-M-E Freight, Inc. (increased)—
'L" Tobacco Securities Trust, Ltd. American dep.
rets. Ordinary. (Final paymentof 18ya%
;
When
Share
(F. W.) Company (quar.)__
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
<qUar.)__.
12-31
$1
'
4%
■
8
3-
'
Ronson Corp.
'■ Stock
2-8
( >
Rohr
;
2-
1
1
3-
$1.37%
(quar.)——__________
Inc. (s-a)_.
—_______
Bros.,
1
3-
3-
$1.23%
._—_—
preferred
Rockower
3-
$1.18%
_______
;_—._.—__
____—1-—
preferred
5.50%
$1
$1.02%
$1.02%
(quar,)
99.999-'9/9 9;:.!;f' .999'9
Woolworth
2-28
•
10%
,
'9:V Name of Company
1-17
'
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w
49
Per
Payable of Rec.
25c
dividend—
Holders
When
Share
I
Therm-O-Disc, Inc. (quar.)
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge,
,
Stock dividned___-,
"
T'UV
Name 0/ Company
Payable of Rec.
;',"v Share
?!
,<
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
,
Rochester
(281)
9
50
rights to the
York, 140 Broadway, '
N. Y., will up. to 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb." 21, 1963, receive tenders
for the sale
to it of 4%%
sinking fund debentures, due 1980, to
an
amount
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $500,000, at prices
Encyclopedia,
not
and
nicians
"Lp**!
njp
1
1
A
p'
the
The
■
1
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.
The
*
•
the acquisition are exclusive sales and distribution
12-volume illustrated "Popular Science" Do-It Yourself
a
four-volume
illustrated. children s
Bible Story
a
12-volume illustrated Around-The-World Stamp Album,
new Audel's Encyclopedia
of Space Science. Other major
Library,
projects
- ■
,
in
Included
and
* '
.
are in work.
American
Handbook
Audel
and
Bank
National
Texas
Jan.
BUSINESS—The
The
declared
also
bank
' v -X;
2J/2%
a
«.V, Xy/ "
CAPITALIZATION
'-v.'*.'
payable to stockholders of record Jan. 15.
Trust Certifi¬
bank
had
1, 1964-1978 at prices to yield
The group was high bidder for the.
certificates at competitive sale Jan. 17, specifying a
due Feb.
3%%
It
United
John
dated
under
comiplete banking services of a
to offer
at
the
time
same
International
an
Banking
Department;
In
cotton merchants and
dividual
of
rice
corporate
millers.
has recently estab¬
and offers a wide
of
names
and
the
on
the
and
California's
1
„
four
electric
investor-owned
major
In
making the
said
Horton
from
$100
million
build
a
of
to
Los
Federal
will
this
make
million
$245
to
California
Southern
announcement,
K.
Jack
of
unnecessary
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
"
Francis I.
have
per¬
interconnection
Government
—
Hutton & Co.; Inc....;—:—
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Inc.—
Rotan, Mosle & Co._
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Underwood, Neuhaus,A?
■
Dlttmar & Co., Inc.
to
.
.
addition
In
fornia
:
■
tapping
for
area
investor-owned
State
the
City
of
Sacramento
Mr.
cited
from
power
with
and
the
State—Department
the
publicly
major
of
and
Water
the
.':■ ~
8
8
for
similar
a
least
at
over
line.
period.
the
of
in
deficit
annual
tration
EHV
million
$110
20-year
a
million
The
Of
8
„
owned
of
District,
Water
will
It
Federal
also
which
and
Power
and
Northwest
the
the
form
the
of
Portland,
Pool
Ore.
The four companies
together,
and,
they
serve
more
has
generating capacity of
directly supply about 75% of all
13
nearly
for
company
the'sSfx mbihths ended
Chairman and
reinvested
be
re¬
estimated
share respectively on common stock now outstanding.
Nov.
to
income
net
-
■
for
24
the
week's
vious
the
!
Penn
Markets
Continued
increase
and
Thrift-Rack,
Inc.,
reached
sales.
in
Foods, successor to a business established in 1883,
in the wholesale distribution of grocery and nonfood
to more than 700 affiliated retail markets and
2,900
engaged
products
independent
stores
food
Delaware.—V.
196,
in
Eastern
Pennsylvania,
and
Jersey
New
583.
p.
vigorous
cost
the
Times
for
the
Mirror
and
increase
Net
approval.
The
%
and
Chairman
and
ment.,
were
increased
there
President
been
an
<
-
million
sufficient
is
the preceding twelve-mont.h period. The
largely
attributed to the company's
di¬
was
an
,
-•
-
'
8% from $519,088 to $559,621. Earnings
$1.21 in 1961 to $1.23 in 1962, even
increase in the number of shares of stock
up
from
Wirth
from
the
effectively
reported that he was well, pleased with the
two acquisitions made during 1961; both
have
integrated in
the
over-all operation. He
also
that the company, in keeping with its long-range plan, is
actively continuing its search for additional acquisitions to further
diversify its product lines as well as broaden? its present markets.
—V. 195, p. JL475.
.
*
-
v
8%—
stated
agreement
t
is in excess of $10 million, Norman Chandler,
President
of Times
Mirror, and John W. Kluge,
President of Metromedia, stated in joint announce¬
-;s; -,.;i 'H;v.-\
y vfy.
The
signed
$27
price
Chairman
..
'
;
sale
have
Inc.
the
outstanding slnte a- year' ago as a result. of the' sale of 47,248
shares of treasury stock.
1
•
•
•;
Cash dividends paid during the fiscal year were 77V2 cents pef
: share : compared
with ■ 68
cents
paid in the preceding twelve
/■months.
l'.
w,
>/'- v.,
.
Metromedia,
for
revenue
earnings
•though
Metromedia of' Los Angeles television station
subject to Federal Communications Commission
is
sale
not
reported
in
share
per
by
purchase
The
below
company ha* reported consolidated revenues of $18,257,091
fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
1962, a 17% increase over the
$15,613,219
results
KTTV.
7%
to
versification program.
Times-Mirror Co.—Sells TV Station—
\
5
programs," he said.
"However, these
to offset, lower tire prices and
,v \
to the new sales record were sizable
cutting
were
,
been
will be
for
tires, profitability in virtually all important areas
company's activities improved in line with increased sales
The
for
for
accounted
Thriftway
is
dollars
2126.
p.
over
Fruit
billion
one
Universal Foods Corp.—Earnings Up
10,
Nov.
profit
that
apears
the
-
to
surpassed
in the sale-of?original equipment tires, footwear, chemicals,
and items used in automoble assembles."~V. 195,
plastic products and items used in automobile assemblies."—V. 195,
the $258,000 net income reported for the
Based on 585,000 shares currently outstanding,
up
Rubber
plastic products
10>, net consolidated sales reached a
14.1%, over sales of $28,115,000 in the
up
States
»rgains
per
share were equal to
49
cents
compared with 45y
a
year ago, based on 571,115 shares then outstanding.
Thriftway officials stated that the addition of new retail outlebs by the company's customers and the acquisition of four pre¬
kilowatts,
million
must
foreign exchange losses.
:
"Contributing significantly
-
of
letter
comprise the California Power
than 12 million people, have
combined
a
a
gains
Federal
and
are
United
of
improvements
cents
,
took
proposal from
E^son. Pacific Gas and Electric, San Diego Gas and Electric, and
California Electric Power to Charles F. Luce, administrator of the
U. S. Department of
Interior's Bonneville Power Administration,
,
the
it
and
;
5
earnings
:
Adminis¬
(
announcement
$18
such
subject to Federal income tax.
earnings, after provision for subsidy
net
1961.
of
5
revenues
substantially
Bonneville
in
tax
statute
By
not
are
adjustments
"Except
5
-
1961.
of
11.2%
like period in 1961.
contribute
also
Federal
reduce
the
Government
operating,,, he said
The
state
will
weeks
24
period
$287,000,
■
line
the
Consolidated
Power
income1 of
high at $32,072,000,
new
similar
an
transmission
local,
under
as
and
consolidated
adjustments,
but
8
set new records, R. L. Montgomery, Jr.,
Davis, President, reported to stockholders.
J.
For
net
and
10,
Louis
example of cooperation
among the State, the major publicly owned generating agencies and
the
investor-owned companies, which will result in
great benefit
to
California's
water
and
power
users.
He
said he is hopeful
that arrangements can be completed at an early date among the
State and the public and investor-owned agencies.
^ y
The
investor-owned
companies propose to build • the line with
private capital and eliminate the need for the Federal Government
to spend
some
$100 million to $245 million of taxpayer monies
proposal
(72
the. trade-in
principally from
stock)
1962
for the first time
in company history, George R.
Vila, President, announced.
Preliminary figures indicate, he said, that U.' S. > Rubber sales
in
1962
were
approximately
$1,005,000,000
compared with
940
million dollars in 1961, a gain of about 7%; *
;
Profit figures for 1962 are not yet available, Mr. Vila stated,,
Thriftway Foods Inc.—Sales Up 14.1%— V
Sales
Nov.
Hl
use
by customers of the four Cali¬
companies, the new project envisions
of California for pumping needs
Los Angeles, the Metropolitan
Municipal Utility District.
Horton
>"
J
State
Plan
the
of
^
'
direct
the
Water
utilities
electric
<
hydroelectric
surplus
electric
with
benefits
sharing
the
■
to
Basin
Columbia
of
States.
1962
United States Rubber—Sales Reach Billion—
8
—-I—-
Fridley & Frederking——
Rowies, Wipstop & Co,,,——.
%
—
A .
ti
companies propose a co-ordinated electric power interchange
agreement and a 650-mile, 500,000-volt, $100 million transmission
line extending from Oregon to Los Angeles.
This would be a longer
line of higher voltage than any now in commercial operation ilk,til
Angeles.
United
in
during
The
the
vessel.
cargo
vessels
and $5.94 per
8
E. F
,y
money
Bonneville
from
services
cargo
—V. 196, p. 1921.
29
duPont & Co.
A. G. Edwards & Sons—
.
Edison Presi¬
the spending
taxpayers'
Federal
-
.
follows:
as
California.
to
services' and
passenger
.
share of common
lost
a
Sales
announced plans to construct the nation's longest extra
voltage power transmission line, linking the Pacific Northwest
dent
both
Income taxes, but before yearto be $9,708,000 for 1962, com¬
parable to $10,755,000 for 1961, when capital gains were substan¬
tially greater.
These over-all net earnings are equivalent to $5.36
of the shares of unsubscribed common stock which they
severally agreed to purchase at the subscription price, subject
to the terms and conditions specified in the underwriting agreement,
'
utilities
1962
have
jointly
high
United
operating
year
cargo
new
end
centages
are
Line—
of
net
the
in comparison with the preceding year: V?
%
there were also capitaT gains totaling $1,306,000
per
capture
Southern California Edison Co.—Plans Giant Trans- ;h
mission
for
Total
in¬
corporate
of
variety
a
underwriters
for
...
old
in
Its Trust Department offers
services
trust
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
vessels to the government for credit on replacement
vessels;
In 1961 capital gains totaled $4,487,000 ($2.49 per share
of common stock) for vessels traded-in and for Insurance recoveries
functions.
agency
mately $15,935,466: 34 diesel locomotives; 300 box
cars; 300 woodrack cars; 25 aluminum covered hopper
cars; and 60 caboose cars.—V. 196, p. 2718.
and
estimated
the
subsidiaries
1962
cents
of correspondent banking services, collection services and safe
deposit facilities.
Specialized banking functions are performed for
customers in the petroleum and lumber industries, as well
as for
which
its
improved
types of businesses, as well as for individuals, municipalities
organizations. The bank is active in the fields of busi¬
real estate, personal and installment loans;
100,000.shs.l'
:
t
Co.—Reports Higher. Earnings
Chairman
Franklin,
that
results?
partici¬
its
increasing
but important retail banking func¬
include checking and savings accounts
new
services
,
After
provision for dividends
on
preferred
stock these net
operating profits amount to $4.64 per share in 1962, and $3.45
per share- in 1961 on the 1,799,270 shares of common stock now
outstanding.
Before
provision
for
subsidy
recapture
adjustments and
for
Federal income tax the estimated net operating earnings for the
year
1962
total
$16,551,000.
This
exceeds
by
$5,265,000
the
corresponding total of $11,286,000 for the year 1961.
Operating
range
of
cates
policy
while,
-"Outstanding
; 150,000 shs."
-
ments.
other
lished
$12,720,000 principal amount of the certifi- ;,;
\vill be secured by the following new
standard gauge railroad equipment costing approxi¬
total
bank's
nature
Traditional
all
and
agreement
an
the
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
States Lines has an¬
profit of the company
is $8,402,000,. which is
$2,134,000 greater than the net operating profit of $6,268,000 for
-1961.
These
totals
are
before
year-end
adjustments but after
provision for Federal income taxes and subsidy; recapture adjust¬
and
and Polk
tions.
1, 1963, providing for the sale of a
of Feb.
as
is
ness,
issued
are
——4'-
States Lines
M.
nounced
its origin back seventy-six years to
of Houston, founded in 1886, the
for
■
certificates
■
Main
is at
traditional
bid 98.347
coupon.
The
Bank
pation in several relatively
for the issue. Salomon Brothers &
for the certificates, also naming a
price of 98.65%
EFFECT
par)_,
($10
,
present name. At Dec. 31, 1962, the Bank
approximately 1,000 shareholders. Its head
Sts.. Houston.
/ >.
the Bank under its
378 employees and
ing
office
to 4%%.
Hutzler
traces
National
stock
—V. 196, p. 2479.
assets of which were acquired by South Texas National Bank in 1912
and which in turn merged with Union National Bank in 1953 form¬
18, Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
York, and associates, offered publicly, $6,360,000
Seaboard Air Line Railroad 37/s% equipment trust
certificates
Commercial
the
New
3.30%
GIVING
Authorized,--
Capital
dividend
stock
must be stored
commodities which
other
•'
4**'^
BUSINESS—The
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Equipment
and
temperatures.
Facilities for quick freezing will
Services rendered in connection with the ware-
controlled
be-provided.
are expected to include the handling,
routing and
weighing of merchandise, and possibly the financing of customers'
inventories, secured by warehouse receipts on merchandise stored
_
:
foods
a
warehouse
refrigerated
with the company.
an
cates Offered—On Jan.
for
the
where
'.houseJbpfcration
'r
On Jan. 15, stockholders voted to increase the au¬
thorized stock from 800,000 to 900,000 $10 par com¬
equivalent principal amount of outstanding
mon
shares. Net proceeds from the rights offering
5.60% preferred shares which were redeemed simul¬
taneously with the issuance of the new 4,60% shares. .', I will « be added, to. the bank's* capitaL and surplus, to
increase its legal lending limit; to any one borrower
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, negotiated the place- ; •
to $2,500,000.
ment of the preferred stock.—V; 196, p. 2628.
f
;
frozen
also
offering is being underwritten by Mer¬
The
30.
Hawaii,
vided
Valena St.,
Honolulu, will
cold storage warehouse in
space will be pro¬
of
3140
operation of
company
primarily in
under
this
of
Honolulu,
Subscription
—
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
Net proceeds
1495.
196, p.
Houston
of
associates.
vately—On Jan. 17, 1963, the company announced the
direct sale of $375,000 shares of $20 par value cumu¬
lative preferred stock, 4.60% series.
•
Proceeds from the financing were used for refund-;
ing
shares
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New York,
rill
Pri¬
Electric Co.—Preferred Sold
accrued interest.—V.
plus
Rights—The bank is offering its stockholders the
right to subscribe for an additional 80,000 common
shares at $55 per share on the basis of one new share
for each 10 held of record Jan. 15. Rights will expire
addition to the Sams organization since its founding
in Indianapolis
16 years ago.
Executive offices, complete produc¬
tion
printing and research facilities are now housed in a new $2%
million plant in
Indianapolis. Completely staffed offices are also,
maintained in New York and Kansas City.—V. 196, p. 997.
twelfth major
San Biego Gas &
New
engage
represent the
companies
100%
exceed
to
of
Co.
Trust
Guaranty
Morgan
.
.
firm's capital stock at $10 per
will be used for construction of
a cold storage warehouse at Honolulu, and for work¬
ing capital.
30,000
share.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Tenders for Debs.
technical books, Photofact data for electronic service tech¬
the monthly magazines, PF Reporter and Broadcast
200
over
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(282)
transaction
would
effected
be
Walnut Grove Products Co.,
^.•V;:n"7v^v-v
c
of
Inc.—Partial Red'n—•
The corporation has.called for redemption Feb. 1,
its 6V2% debentures, due Feb. 1, 1975 at 100%.
1963, $149,000
the acquisition of all of iThe corporation has also called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1963,
subsidiary.
Times Mir-;
through operation of the sinking fund, $50,000 of its 6Ma% series
ror,
which owns and operates the station, KTTV, is the leading
Mr.
Horton said the companies hope to meet with
B debentures due Feb. 1, 1970 at 100%.
Mr. Luce :
"> t
'v'i- » V«V
independent
television station in the seven-station Losi Angeles
at
his
"earliest convenience to work out a definitive
contract,"
Payment, will be made at the First National Bank & Trust Co.,
market.
It
has large,
well-equipped studios at Sunset Boulevard
preferably for a 20-year term.
The companies'
proposal was in
Lincoln, Neb.—V. 196, p, 2226.
and .Van
Ness Avenue
in Hollywood.
answer
to Mr. Luce's
and
the House Appropriations Committee's
'
;
Mr. Kluge said that when the transaction is completed, the
request for a plan to assure "the most feasible and economical ,?
Western Auto Supply Co.—Sales Up 7.7%—
station
management
will
be
retained,
under
the
direction
of
plan for construction and use of intertie facilities" between the
Robert W. Breckner, president of Times Mirror Broadcasting. The
The company has reported sales passed the $300 million mark in
Northwest and Los Angeles.
;
•
■
1962 setting a record for the merchandising firm that popularized
station will be operated under the same call letters as a division
Although at present specifically intertying only California and
the dealer store idea, A, C. Swanson, President, announced.
of Metromedia.
: ••• ?
,r y:
v-".Oregon,
the companies'
proposed
project may go beyond these.'
The company was 37 years., in reaching the $100 million sales
Mr. Chandler said;' "KTTV has been a leader in
public service
immediate
objectives by paving the way for an ultimate Pacific,
mark
in 1946,
in
but it required .only 10 years after, that to,reach
thjs community ever since it first went on the air- in 1949,,
Southwest-Pacific' Northwest interconnection. •• Studies are already ;;
$200 million.1';' In six more years it has passed $300 million.
We believe that this, transaction will be carried forward success¬
.
under
and
the
produced in the state.
energy
stock
of
wholly-owned
a
Times
by
Mirror
"
-
.
•
•
.
.
area
Tlie
alternate
on
way
fornia
plans
Los
interconnect
to
Arizona-New
the
and
companies'
Angeles
Mexico
to
the
Southern
Cali¬
fully
region.
Oregon
capable
be
of
receiving up to 900,000 kilowatts of Northwest power and a maxi¬
mum
of 7V2 billion kilowatt-hours per year, he said.
Completion
of
the
line
is
noted
\He
expected
that
the
by
'
the
companies
also
won
to
sell
deliver off-peak energy to Bonneville when needed for use in the
Northwest region and to exchange power with Bonneville for mutual
tinued.
protection
the
in emergencies.—V/ 196,
p.
2281.
„
.
/
-
.
On
lzed
is
Jan.
Sale Approved—
15, 1963, stockholders meeting in Richmond, Va„ authorof general mortgage bonds. It
that the issue will be sold at competitive bidding in
To Sell
(12
EST)
has
announced
that
it
will
receive
bids
Feb.
14
196,
p.
wau
Southeastern
Period
Ended
Dec.
Income
Capital
Corp.—Nine
1962
Expenses
Gross
for
reserve
for
losses
Reserve
for
losses
I
194,
for
income
2338.
V-
■V,;3.-/-.
-.V"
be
interest
the
equivalents
outstanding at the end of
year increased by 10% from $96,600,000 in 1961
$106,100,000
of
in
$2,800,000,
quarter of
1962
American
share,
based
the
Sales
in
on
fourth
was
for
1962.
94
shares
quarter
cents
per
higher than
the
Each American share
23,649
yame
American
share,
the $2,200,000,
or
1961
period; per share
at the end of each
outstanding
rose by
12%
from
$27,300,000
in
84
the
cents
figures
period,.
$30,-
to
of
Hfl.
1,000
par
is equivalent to l/20th of
value each.—V. 196, p. 1705.
an
ordinary share
•
1,269
U.
22,379
*293,004
p.
in
Manufacturing Corp.—Net Up for Yr.
share
are
76,240
106,945
"Loss
—V.
the
feel
Metromedia;, could
500,000.
399~950
profit
to
officers
and
announced
American
to
Net
1961
taxes
KTTV
con¬
in
investment
directors
•
for 1962 reached $303,624,000, an increase of $21,622,000,
7.7%, over the preceding year.
Retail sales of $118,747,000
up 3.7%
and wholesale volume of $184,877,000 showed a gain
of 10.4%.
.
/■
/ ■///.'
The
company
operated 418 retail stores at year's end, a net
gain of 10 for 1962.
It also sold at wholesale to 3,851 dealer
stores, an increase of 114.—V. 196, p. 221^ A '
•<
' »
or
were
Western Light &
Telephone Co., Inc.
—
Securities
Sold Privately—On Jan. 16, 1963, it was reported
that
this company's 4^% bonds, series J,
1, 1993, and 100,000 shares df its 4.80% pre¬
ferred
stock
(par $25)
had been sold privately
through Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco.—V. 196,
p. 532.
$7,500,000
of
$10,100,000,
(adjusted)
$99,889
_
Net
has
1961. Sales
Report
130,009
profit before
Reserve
Months'
31-—
sole
printed
furthering the company's
concentration."—V. 196, p. 2530.
of
per
———$236,954
of
y-v..';'
■
Chandler
.
2380.
fourth
Gross
sale
The
':r
Mr.
(Algemene
company
684,632
at its
office, 70 Pine Street, New York; covering the
proposed sale of $4,020,000 of equipment trust certificates. A sec¬
ond installment, also of
$4,020,000, will be sold later in the year.
—V.
the
company's
field.
■>
emphasizing
Kunstzjide Unie, N. V.), Arnhem, The
preliminarily that net income for
equal to $3.4o per American share on 2,962,938 American share equivalents outstanding.
Net Income for 1961
was
$9,000,000, equivalent to $3.33 per Amerian share on the 2,-
Equipment Trust Certificates—
company
noon
the
advantage
fields
Netherlands,
1962
The
better
chosen
The
!
\' .'/.
::
.
to
from
United Rayon
the company to issue $50,000,000
February.
been
'
'
,
is
arts,"
program,
graphic
,
due Jan.
expected
late
has
growth
and
communications
proceeds
in its
its
media
"KTTV
invested
Southern Railway Co.—Bond
stations,
a
'
in
Mirror,
electronic
:
.
enviable
an
communications
and
than
programming.
"Times
agree
as
a
large broadcasting organization
can operate more efficiently in
single, independent station. Metromedia
reputation for the high cultural content of
non-network
interest
Sales
which,
Metromedia,
several
public
has
its
.
1967. vV ///._,<■■
California
by
with
will
line
•
S.
Cold
Storage of Hawaii, Inc.—Capital Stock
a Jan. 15, 1963 offering
circular,
Offered—Pursuant to
..
Loyalty Enterprises, Ltd., Honolulu, offered publicly,
Yale Express System, Inc. — Securities Sold Pri¬
vately — On Jan. 17, 1963, it was reported
that
$2,000,000 of this firm's 5%% sinking fund deben¬
tures, series A, due Dec. 31, 1977, and $1,000,000 of its
6% subordinated sinking fund debentures, series B,
due Dec. 31, 1967 (with attached warrants), had been
sold privately through Laird & Company, Corp., Wil¬
mington,
Del.
The underwriter also
arranged
a
$5,000,000 revolving bank
company.—V. 197, p. 86.
credit agreement for -the
Yardney Electric Corp.—Appointment—
The
the
Chase
common
Manhattan
stock
of
the
Bank
has
been
corporation.—V.
appointed
195,
p,
registrar
583.
for
Volume 197
Number 6231
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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!
51
STAT1] AND CITY DEPARTMENT
'
BOND PROPOSALS AXI) NKGOTIATIOXS
ARIZONA
for the purchase of $80,000 bonds,
Maricopa ' Countyp Ctepdale'Elem.
School District. No. 40 (P. O.
as
Oct.
bonds offered Jan. 7
196,
v.
—
to
Co., Inc,
Maricopa County School District
No. 83 (P.
O.Cartwright), Ariz.
Bond Sale—An issue of $323,000
school
building bonds
Hefsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
''
•
■
'}<•
sold to
was
•
Mesa, Ariz,
•r'
-
Co., Inc,
&
Co.,
•
•
cost
of
follows;
$115,000 3s Due
1972
to
1979 to 1981
1982 to
from
1
>
N.
T.
&
time
same
group
com¬
S.
of
San-
Murray Simons & Co., at
price of 100.02,
of about
3.01%,
fire
$375,000
as
and
1969
due
4s, due
Due
on
Jan. 1,
1,
1970; $50,000
due on Jan.
1,1971 and J972; arid $500,000
3s, due
on
1
Interest
Oct.
Jan. 1 from 1973 to
1985 inclusive..
works
7—v.
lis,
until
Refsnes,
Ely,
to
Boettcher & Co., as
$50,000
4s.
Due
&
Feb.
Special School District,
Offering
90,000 3.60s* Due
on
10
(CST)
a.m.
bonds
Meek,
callable.
are
House,
Barron,
Interest
Nash
&
Superintendent,
Pierce,
50,000 3 V^s. Due
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
School District, Los Angeles
Kern
196,
bonds
5 for
offered
America
offered
T.
N.
Francisco,
at
Jan.
15—v.
8—v.
p.
J.
B.
Jan.
offered
l
2720—were
N.
A
as
&
9—v.
awarded
0
S.
to
A.
at
S.
to
of
A.
due
1979 inclusive.
San
price
of
100.14,
cost
of
about
Feb.
i.
from
1
inclusive.
3s.
Due
on
to
1973
inclusive.
1969
300,000
Feb.
Due
314s.
1974
to
1
from
Feb.
on
3y2s.
Due
to
1978
1
inclusive.
1977
Feb.
on
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
Jack
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
land
until
for
10
the
a.m.
Dean
(PST)
inclusive.
interest
$16,000
waterworks bonds. Dated March 1,
to
1963
354 s,
1972
from
1
(M-S)
Feb.
100.006,
$129,000
March
from
15
750,000s-- bonds,
to
to
Due
1991
15,
payable
due
1964
Principal
due
the
Feb.
on
1971
and
at
-afc
veny
from
1
Feb.
on
1976
1965
COLORADO
to
1972
from
1
1982
3.60s,
Feb.
on
from
1
inclusive;
due
be
on
to
$230,000-
and
Feb.
on
to
1977
Marysville, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
Eugene
58,000 bonds, at
M.
(PST)
000,060 school bonds. Due
9
until
13
for
(PST)
purchase
of
Of
"OrfA Branford (P. O. Hartford),
about
„
.
(EST) on Jan 22 for the purchase
°* $350,000 school bonds. Dated
Eeb, 1, 1963. Due on Feb. 1 from
1988
1964 to 1981 mcluswe. Interest
F-A. Legality approved by Day,
Feb.
1977
to
1Q76
1982
1983
from
1
tn
to
Berry & Howard.
Rosemead School District, Los
Prospect (P. O. Hartford), Conn•
Bond Offering
Gettrude K.
Angeles County, Calif.
school
Bond Sale—The $300,000
bonds
offered
Jan.
8-v.
196,
p.
2531-*-were awarded to the Secu-
National
rity-First
Angeles
-.
Bank
,
of
Los
;
- .
.
Vander Eyk, Town Treasurer, will
se?
no1?8 J1/1
P'm'
?'^ ^or, ^the pure;
of $375,000 school: bonds. Dated
1963. Due on Feb 1 from
>
—
196,
v.
a
196,
group
tional
2327—were awarded to
composed of the First Na¬
p.
Bank
of
Arizona,
in
Phoenix, E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.,
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
and
William R.
Staats &
composed
of
son,
price of 100.05,
of about
$54,000
3.31%,
5s.
1964
W.
Page,
(CST)
on
Feb. 6
inclusive.
A., of San
to
as
Due
follows:
Kern
on
Jan.
Bend
W;
15 from
to
on
Jan.
15
from
197f inclusive.
on
Clerk of the Board of
4,
83,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 15 from
1978
to
1980
inclusive.
5
until
for
school
Jan. 15 from
:.!£/. 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
County, Calif.
ffering—Vera
K.
Gibson,
payable
Due
the
Feb.
inclusive.
a.m.
(PST)
purchase,
bonds.
on
(F-A)
11
Dated
1
from
Principal
payable
Treasurer's office.
at
on
Feb.
of-. $200,000
..
_
196,
p.
syndicate headed by
America
and
interest
County
:
v
Jan.
N.
Francisco,
a
as
at
T.
15 from 1963 to 1967 incl. Principal and interest payable at the
Coral Ridge National Bank, Fort
^uaeraaie.
a
Pensacola, Fla.
|jBond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
A.
of
on
of
100.005,
price
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
the Bank of
S.
&
(EST)
30 for the purchase of
y anHprHalp
2720—were awarded to
to
the
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
library bonds offered Jan. 15—v.
1, 1963.
1982
-
The $1,000,000
1964
Feb.
Oakland Park, Fla.
Certificate Offering—Esther M.
Erickson, CityClerk, will receive
revenue certificates.
Dated Nov. 15, 1962. Due on Nov.
ap-
...
.
—
ri ADin*
FLORIDA
,
County $100,000
Legality.
Santa Monica, Calif.
BondSale
inclusive. .Legality
ard.
the
at
office.
1982
approved by Day, Berry & How-
on
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Supervisors,
to
interest
rington & Sutcliffe.
•"*'
will receive sealed bids at Bakers-
1967 inclusive.
Due
District,
1964
and
Principal
Treasurer's
Panama Union School
net interest cost
a
on
(M-S)
Francisco.
field
1968
City Recorder, will receive sealed
a.m.
Inc.,
Due
of America N. T. & S.
Levy,. Williams & Stern, at.a
170,000 3V4S. Due
Dover, Ark.
bids until 10
Co.,
C0.4
ARKANSAS
Offering—John
&
March 1 from 1964 tol988
2720—were awarded to the Bank
William R. Staats & Co., and Law-
490,000 3s.
Bond
Blyth
p.
group
,
„
in-
from
1
1Q72
;
a
^„„Co.nne<*tcot
ceive sealed bids Until 11:30 p.m.
frnm
inclusive.
T. Nes-
a.m.
the
CONNECTICUT
'
in-
on
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Angeles
Dec.
elusive; and $18,000 3.60s, due
Norwalk-La Mirada City Sch. Dist.,
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1 from 1964 to 1983
for
1
Feb.
pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
on
(MST)
p.m.
elusive; $16,000 3%s, due on
FpK
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Los
2
Bond Offering—Ceorge C. GalInclusive; $10,000 3%?,' due on.: la?er' T°w"; Treasi^rer will re-
1988 incl. The bonds are callable.
Bond Offeing—Gordon
until
received
from
1
$14,000 4y4s, due
Feb. 1 from 1965 tol971-
on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to
on
cost
Colo.
Feb* 5 for the purchase of $6,-
price of 100.006,
interest
3.57%,
on
Jan. 22 for the purchase of $635,
000 sewer bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Due
net
a
Boyd, Jr., City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
a
County Valley School
District No. RE'2,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
3y^s,
inclusive; $204,000
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
visors, will receive sealed bids at
awarded 4 to
Principal and
& Myers.
Boulder
inclusive; $134,000 3 ^s,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
were
March 1 from 1964
of
price
a
net interest cost of
a
,
2720—4
on
inclusive.
interest
about 3.57%, for $182,000 4V4s,
due
1
■
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
$2,000,000 air¬ Weed£niv& Co., Stone & Yourig-,
"
Hwin Alder,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
inclusive.
1988
to
.v
Oak¬
on
of
Dated
March
on
at
the, syndi¬
of
"vi
a f
•
Blue,
Supervisors,
bids
purchase
bonds.
Due
1988
to
sealed
G.
Witter & Co., Merrill
members
Other
i
rr
G&'_
(M-S) payable at the
inclusive; $30,0^(1^3 ^Sj, CIity*Treasurer's office, or at the
:?due on Feb. 1 from 1977
to'fpayj[ng agent of the City of Los
1982 .inclusive;
and $47,OQO 'Angeles, .Chicago or New* York
3.60s, due on Feb. 1 from 1983 city. Legality approved by O'Mel-
La Vista School District,
inclusive.
1983
.
Bond
City Manager, will receive sealed
1965
from
1
Feb.
on
Sew age
1976
Principal and interest (F-A)
375,000
Feb.
inclusive;
due
for the
4
net interest cost of ^9 for the
purchase of $1,500,000
a
on
1971.
Feb. 15 from
on
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
a
follows:
as
<
of
price
a
Feb.
receive
bonds
group
f<..^
bonds,
A. Ro-
will
Clerk
purchase of $1,893,000
San Francisco.
of
City
sealed bids until
196, p.
a
Offering—Arthur
Bond
dondi
ows.
$107,000
Feb. 15 from
on
N< white & Co.
South San Francisco, Calif.
composed of the Bank of California
196,
to
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox,
-i,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond Sale^-The $915,000 school
bonds
awarded
54,000 3V2S. Due
from
totaling $440,000 offered Jan. 7—
Co.,
&
and c
1983 to 1988 inclusive.
awarded
&
a
interest
net
from
■.
J.: Barth
Durst,
June 1 from
on
Rio Linda Union School District,
the purchase of
Jan.
were
1964 to
syndicate headed by the Bank of
from
The school bonds
Smith,
&
Fenner
Youngberg,
,
—
syndi-
Co., Merrill
1983 inclusive.
1981 to
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
The $1,500,000
—
2531—were
p.
and
Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale
450,000
(P. O. PreScbtt), A riz.
&
Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman,
June 1 from Agnew
&
Co., Wagenseller &
on
bonds offered Jan. berg, J. A. Hogle & Co., Ken- $480,000 school bonds: Dated Mar.
San -Lorenzo School District,
15—v. 197, p. 87—were awarded
i, 1963. Due on March 1 from 1965
ower, MacArthur 8c Co., Walston.
Alameda County, Calif,
to 1988 inclusive. Principal and
to a
group
composed of. Glore, & Co., Inc., Wagenseller & Durst,
Bond Offering — Jack G. Blue,
interest
(M-S) payable at the
Forgan & Co., C. J. Bradford & and C. N. White & Co.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
County Treasurer's office.
Co., C oo ley & Co., and Stern,
will receive sealed bids at OakAptos Union School District,
Lauer & Co., as 3.70s, at a price
land until 10 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
Oakdale, Calif.
Santa Cruz County, Calif.
of 100.34, a basis of about 3.68%.
29 for the purchase of $340,000
Bond Sale
The
;$40,000 water
'44444 ;■
i
; "4;
Bond Sale—The $397,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 9—v. 196, p. school bonds. Dated March 1,1963. |
4- Yavapai
County School Districts
bonds offered Jan. 7—v.
„
the
of
Witter
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
revenue
Bond Sale
.
Shearson,. HammiU & .Co.,. Stone
&
100.006,
1963.
Phoenix, Ariz.
port
members
Dean
Lynch,
June 1: from
45,000 3s> Due on Juhe/l from
1969 to 1975 inclusive,.
\
will
Diego County, Calif.
—
school
cate:
Bond * Sale-The
ca^e:
3.30%, as follows:
on
:
Feb. 1 from
on
•1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Other
about 3.56%, for $14,000 4V4S,
5
Williamson.
1973 to 1979 inclusive. *
400,000 21/4 s. Due
interest
net
a
Feb. 1, 1965.
Feb. 1 from
on
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
•
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Feb. 5 for
on
Legality approved'by Rose,
and
July 1
p.
group
Hanauer & Co., as follows:
Chris D. Cor-
—
J-J.
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
■■■'
cost of about
V
from
July 1
196,
a
of America
..
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
bonds
The
follows;
on
100.08,
of
$15,000 4V2S. Due
Offering—Dennie B. Wil¬
San
Meek, House,;
$375,000
Co.,
to
400,000 2s, Due
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
Escondido Union School District,
Legality
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
$140,000 water¬
Beck
7—v.
Bank
30,000 3145s. Due
$130,000 building bonds.
the purchase of $2,500,000 school
bonds* Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Due .on
87—were awarded to
p.
Jan.
awarded
by the
price
a
,
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
a
on
N. T. & S. A. of San Frascisco, at
County, Calif.
District
until
bin,
bonds offered Jan.
revenue
197,
headed
receive sealed bids at San Rafael
1963.
Bond Sale—The
2720—were
$86,000 3V4S. Due
3.40%,
Parker, Ariz.
bonds
B.
1,
1964
from
A-O.
Arkansas
school
and
1969
offered
p.
J.
to
Feb. 1, 1964.
on
100,000 4y4s. Due
Sale—The $140,000 sewer
196,
8—v.
awarded
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Marin
Bond
2720
2%s,
from 1973 to 1983 inclusive.
Jan.
Oct.
on
special
Dated
approved by Rose,
1, 1971 and 1972;
on
,
bonds,
600,000 sewer bonds, for $50,000
due
Dixie
-i..
Feb. 6 for
on
of ? $63,000
-
bonds.
incl.
and $275,000 3s, due on Jan. 1
4s,
'< •;
•-
v
CALIFORNIA
1970;" $50,000
Jan.
on
1962.
follows:
department
for $50,000
a
net interest cost
a
purchase
assessment
Bond
Francisco, Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc.,
(CST)
a.m.
Fort Smith
The $975,000
the
a
•>'.
■
Barron, Nash & Williamson,
posed of Ira Haupt & Co., Bank of
California
the
10
1992
July 1 from
on
to
awarded
r>..3u
Offering—Larry Edwards,
July 1 from
on
^
at
offered
were
as
,
1989 inclusive.
Additional Sale
bonds
net
inclusive.
310,000 3.30s. Due
1986 to
Beck
a
inclusive.
1985
.
July 1 from
on
155,000 3.20s. Due
Bend
•
until
inclusive.
1978
75,000 3.10s. Due
v'
v-
&
July
on
■
p.
3.29%,
£
<*
%•
196,
Ely,
about
$
:vc;
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners, will receive sealed bids
par,
Jan.
were
$100,000 4V^S. Due
,,
,
Blyth
to
price of
a
revenue
offered
—
Bond
purchase of $6,500,000 water bonds.
No. 1. Ark.
8—v.
Refsnes,
and
at
interest
Jan
awarded
2531
Hanauer & Co;
7'. '?£■
A-O.
son.
-
electric and gas systems
offered
inclusive.
Dover Water Improvement District
■
•-.*
bonds
1 bonds
Oct.
on
1994
60,000. waterworks bonds. Dated
"'Oct. 1, 1962: Due"on Oct. 1 Catleguas Municipal Water District,
Ventura County, Calif.
from 1965 to 1992 inclusive.
Bond Offering — Frances Kim¬
Interest A-O.
ball, Assistant Secretary of the
Legality approved by Rose, Meek,
Board of Directors', will receive
House, Barron, Nash & William¬ sealed bids until March 15 for the
Bond Sale—The $655,000 water,
2631—were
Due
to
•
:*t'--h.v
-4-%
1960.
1963
Interest
p.
Blyth
1,
from
No^ 2, Calif.
County, Calif. ?
Bond Sale—The $270,000 school
*
Phoenix), Ariz.
Placerville Municipal Sewer Dist.
A ngetes
$20,000 waterworks bonds!. Dated
Bond Sale—The $330,000 school
2720—-were awarded
Artesia School District, Los
follows:r
San
2.28%,
received
Feb.
5
$2,300,000
until
for
revenue
Oct.
1,
1982
inclusive.
1962.
10
the
Due
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
from
of
Dated
1963 to
Petersburg, Fla.
St.
Offering
Bond
the
Du
;
will
cation,
inclusive.
until
bonds are callable.
Principal
for the
payable
(M-N)
interest
and
at
sealed
receive
bids
.
>,
.
No.
District
Sale —The $1,100,000
building
Community School } jan> 15
Cifv"cierk
City
Clerk,
were
—
composed of
y Certificate Offering—C. Burton
Illinois
AyA'
the American Fletcher National
•i Marsh, Circuit Court Clerk, will V 'f i
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will Bank & Xrust
COf of Indianapolis,
V receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
be received until Feb. 14 for the
A (EST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase
Paine> Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
purchase - of - $4,050,000
school Walston & Co>) Inc<> and J. J. B.
of $230,000 certificates.r 7;
bonds.
Municipal F i
Offering—Jasper M. Grif¬
Bond
of
Village, III.
Offering—Paul D.
Bond
(P.O. Marietta), Ga.
Speer,
will
bids until noon
for
the
will receive sealed bids until Feb.
school
Due
from
1
Feb.
28
IDAHO
and Canyon
Offering
District
for the
pal
Dated Feb, 1, 1963.
payable
Aurora, III.
.
.
1
,
.
Offering—Paul D.
(CST)
Speer,
(CST)
p.m.
chase
Due
of
on
until
of
'
" ;
;
87
The $2,000,000
—
I
awarded to a
were
—
Dist.
10—v.
Jan.
&
Co., at
10
Zton), ll{. for
1963.
purdhase
Jan.
1,
;
Jan.
2.91%,
building
14
to
of
Dec. 1 from
on
i'i.,,:,,
Lehman
p.
88
Brothers,
Securities
625,000 2.90s. Due
1972 to
625,000 3s.
■1977
Dec. 1 from
on
'"u
Chicago
Due
on
1981
to
Dec.
1
Kansas
Trust
Company,
of
.
were
—
Stone
Corp.,
&
Hemp-
9«» Moines, Iowa
V
&
Bond
Corp.
Co.,
Co.,
'
Inc.;
M.
100.03
about
Bond
b0nds
!
on
Jan. 15 from
2%s.
Due
Jan.
on
15
723,000 3s.
Due
on
Jan. 15. from
(P. O. Chicago Heights), III.
Offering
Bond
Offering—O.
Pignotti, Secretary of the Board
29
the
for
revenue
10
a.m.
Mack
Wag-
(CST)
Jan.
on
11
National Bank
College (P.
Sale
—
&
Louisiana}
7 for the
v.
Agency,
;
1963.
O.
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
30
for
the
(CST) on Jan.
purchase
of $3,750,000
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1963.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
to
1965
J-D.
Due
196,
The
$500,000
Jan.
—were
sold
p.
2721
Interest
by Chapman &
Legality
Will County
Grove, III.
Speer,
Municipal Finance Consultant,
receive
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
on
of
bonds. Due
sealed
bids
Feb.
$360,000
on
11
until
for
11
the
revenue
May 1 from 1964 to
1989 inclusive
Cutler.
trial
building
Jan.
7—v.
187,
of¬
88—were
Casey County (P. O. Liberty), Ky.
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
bonds. Due
1983
of
on
on
inclusive.
gality
Cutler,
approved
,—
196,
p.
Interest
by
J-J.
Le-
Chapman
.
&
;
Dated Feb.
1
from
1,
1964
The bonds
are
and interest
1963.
to
Due
1981
callable.
197,
p.
bonds,
on
Feb.
inclusive,
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000 publie improvement bonds Offered
Jan. 9 — v. 196, p. 1708 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Hattier & Sanford, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried-
at
a
interest
cost
of
about
230,000 3V4S. Due
:
a
3.10s.
;
on
Jan.
Due
on
Jan,.
Due
on
Jan.
1
Equitable
curities
Corporation;
-
9
196>
v
_
&
Winston
1
Merrill
r
tional
a
-
bonds
2329
p
&
&
were
Co., Eddleman,
Inc.,
Rowles,
Mercantile
Co.,
of
Co:,
a
Dallas,
hnd
Na-
Stern,
Mullaney,
price of
net interest cost of
follows:
offered
—
syndicate composed
Wells & Co., at
as
.
Houma),
$li500>ooo pub-
Fosdick,
Bank
Brothers
inoo
Louisiana
0f Ladd Dinkins &
Se-
...
1. 1982.
improvcment
1. Pollok,
Other members of the syndicate:
Brothers,
A ;
-
awarded to
from 1984 to 1988 inclusive.
Lehman
.
0
Bond Sale_The
as,lic
from 1976 to 1983 inclusive.
3.20s.
nnn
Jan
Due
;;
May 1 from
Terrebonne Parish (P. O.
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
from
on
net:.
3.08%,
on
80'000 2s' Due on
9-v.
a
as
-
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
.
,,
23/4s.
^
1975 to J978 inclusive..,A
VAA
$1,5,000,000
price of 100.03i
follows.
r
255,000 3.15s. Due on May 1 from
'
JaA.
net in-
a
3.18%,
J970 to 1974 inclusive.
of-
88—were
of)
The
par,
about
.on^y 1 ^rom
syndicate headed by BIyth & Co.,.:
Inc.,
price of
a
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
^
-
196,
$270,000 3M>s. Due on May 1 ftoni
Sanford.
&
school
v.
—
:
Company
$260,000
2721-were awarded to
chase of $375,000
revenue
The
^
Louisiana
Sale
4,275,600
school
10
f . Huttori ?
&
Co., at
-
,
—
Hattier
"
Bond
5,315,000
$1,490,000
Janj
Legality
indebtedness
of
**
Smith, County Court Clerk, will
sealed bids until* 10 a.m.
Jan. 28 for the (EST) on Jan. 29 for the pur-
Jan. 1 from 1966 to
.
_
9—v.
to
$5,410,000
Offering—Raymond
tion, will receive sealed bids until receive
8
k
1964r richs & Co., and Schweickhardt &
bonds-are
M-S.
Sale
certificates
fered Jan.
L.
Offering—John F. O'Hara,
Feb.
from
1
The
highway bonds offered
indus-
bonds
p.
Louisiana
Sale__The $50o,000
terest cost of
Foley, Cox & Judell. follows:
g>^
v".
r
«
Green, Ky.
revenue
March
Interest
•s-^
awarded to the Bankers Bond Co.
Bond
an
Certificate
KENTUCKY
Bond Sale—The $103,000
fered
School District No. 96
of
par.
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
Offering—Paul D.
will
approved
(P. O. Lockport), III.
Bond
Bond
Legality
1991
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Downers
M-S.
Board
the
inclusive.
awarded
3M>s, at a price of
.WvVAA'rA ,A-:;
Bowling
callable.
are
\
-r
; 2721-were awarded to Ladd
■^Lafowrche Parish (P., O.
stu¬
offered
as
~
Sept. 1 from 1966 to 1991
on
inclusive. The bonds
of
purchase of $50,000 im-
Due
1983
:"VA;
VA;
to the Housing and Home Finance
1, 1963.
'
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
approved by
bonds
—
:
St- *">•ParUh C- °- Franklin),
Louisiana
Bond Offering—Lloyd Gonsou-
to
Newton), Kansas
housing
purchase of $6,000,000
bonds. Dated Jan.
197,
v.
—
KANSAS ' P
'
w-s
r
o
Bond
p.
-
.
of
y
or
Rouge,A;
Iberia Parish Hospital Service
callable.
Bethel
dent
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
Wilhelmina
—
•
9
Jan.
to
Legality approved
org New. York" City asAbonds offered
Secretary
Due^ on
1988 incl.
District No. 2 (P. O. Franklin),
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Company of Chicago.
North
t
,lwa
Sa|e_The $400,000 school
Bond
ner,
one
or
Baton
M-S.
bonds
;
Mary Parish Consolidated Sch.
St.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Loreauaille),
Community Sch. lin,
Decorah)>
offered
SE-W-i-
'
Counties, Township
in
1965
from
1
i
™
same
^ Foley, Cox & Judell,
88—were awarded to the Con- provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1976 to 1983 inclusive.;
V
Q
tinental Illinois
Trust
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
B.
High School District No. 206
Bond
as
p.
Due
Springfield, III.
Cook and Will
net
a
2.95%,
<
238,000
Municipal
the
and
of
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
White-Phillips
of
price
cost
$255,000 3s.
City; Walston & Co., Inc.;
Vick
a
trustee,
'1
^
bonds offered Jan. 7 — v. 196,
2721 —• were awarded to the
;Peoples Trust & Savings Bank of
Indianola. ^ D,.<r,c(
follows:
National Boulevard Bank of Chi¬
cago;
at
interest
Other members of the syndicate:
Commerce
Co.,
from
inclusive.
u
-
&
;
:
March
Interest
No
Di,trict
March
designated by,the purchaser and
^
7er & Am FranC'S A North WinneMek
Co, and McCormick &
duPon
1976 inclusive.
the
banks
Sealed
—
of $200.000
SeweraBe
the
at
^
j
inc). The
payable
OffSing
Additional
revenue
.tQio02
(M-N)
office: of
more
^
'
"
bids will be received at the
callable. Principal and
are
interest
syndicate composed p.
a
$9,000,000
1963. The bonds
callable. Legality approved by
Fbl£y.;Cdx & Judell.
* ' ?
A;A: A
the Commission.;
Bond Sale—The $37,000 special aPJ"$Y®d;
gality approved by Chapman &
offered assessment
street improvement Cutler.
L
bonds
197,
v.
—
Webster
inclusive.
1971
A
■'
Sale-— The $1,216,000'
awarded to
$750,000 2%s. Due
Illinois
^^
of
1 from 1968
bonds
Jan. 1 from 1965 to
on
-Dated March 1,
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
$2,500,000 Nov.
of
Dated
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
rec^vesea^dbids untU 10.30
Voda,
sealed
_
March 1 from 1965 to 1988
on
callable.
Louisiana
-
,
175,000 improvement bonds. Due
Greater Baton Rouge Qqrnmi^i<?n
'
.
March 1 from 1965 to 1988
inclusive.
1,
are
win
receive
purchase
the
on
1963 to
(P. O. Box 398, Port Allen),
(CST)
of
a.m.
purchase
' '.
^
approved
Legality
10
the
$150,000 improyement bonds. Due
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
(CST) on Feb. 6
noon
revenue
for the
30
J-D.
until
for
8
I0n0ws.
£ Bond' Offerings-Leo P. Blaize,
Secretary of the Port Comnussion,
Offering—Frank J.
will
from
1
1972 incl. The bonds are
Interest
Clinton, Iowa
Clerk,
April
Dated
Sherwin
Mrs.
—
$325 000 unlimited tax bonds, as
will receive sealed
bids until 10 a m. (CST) on March
5
for the purchase of
$150,000
Dec.
bids
Feb.
on
Police Jury,
$600,000
IOWA
-
sealed
D.
Andrew, Secretary of the Parish
on
Offering
Bond
Landry, Town Clerk, will receive
(P. O.
Clinton), La.
Elizabeth
bonds.
Co.,
&
Ponchatoula, La.
Offering—
revenue
Schmertz
as
>
East Feliciana Parish
a.m.
Dated
(P. XJ. Edwardsville),
.
school
follows:
1965
7
Bond
price of 100.006,
a
net interest cost of about
a
Jan.
Agency,
LOUISIANA
County Community School
approved by Chapman & Cutler.r
No.
'
,
syndicate headed by Barcus, Kin¬
as
p.m.
Bond
until
196, p.
Housing
the
to
price of par.
a
basis of about 2.73%.
a
Township High School bids untli
received
be
Madison
offered
bonds
p.
dred
Finance
Home
3%s, at
Np( 211 (J®. O. Palatine), purchase of $950,00Q'$choQl bonds.vv1990 v inclusive, .The .bonds . are
'V
callable. ;.Interest J-J.
Legality
Illinois .
A'A
V; Bond Sale
197,
100.17,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
>•
-.AAA A".'; y.tJ
school
sold
,
McDougal & Co don, nc.,
Wheeler & Woolfolk Inc.; First
S^heastern^ Co. and Herman
Bensdorf & Co.
revenue
9-v.
Jan.
2721-were
BankofChicago, and Collett &
,as .^%s, at a price of
'
District Noi 126 (P. O.
offered
bonds
The Ohio Com¬
Boyce;
Cunningham.
$195,000 water-
improvement
on
Due from 1964 to
1963.
Lake County
County Township High Sch.
.District
Bond Sale—The
Sanitary District sewer bonds was
City
7
*
"<
4
$2,875,000 school bonds.
&
MacArthur
Kenower,
M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc.;
sold to the Harris Trust & Savings
1976 inclusive.
Feb. 11 for the pur¬
on
until
bids
sealed
Jan. 31 for the purchase
on
March 1,
2
$414,000 funding bonds.
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1973
inclusive.'
Cook
bids
sealed
receive
until
bids
andria;
Stanton, Ky.
Richmond, Ind.
Old Type School Dist.
sealed
Rapides Bank & Trust Co.; Alex-
were
—
&
1963. Due
Director of Business Affairs, will
Municipal Finance Consultant,
will
at
Hammond,
Bond Sale—An issue of
receive
2721
p.
pany;
Cord, Ice & Miller.
Interest J-D.
vBond^'Offerini-^-Loui^ Deprino,
v
'
'
•
>
Co.;
Bros.
1964 to 1977 incl. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc-
Ndi 129 (P. O. Aurora),'III.
^g /gy*
ILLINOIS-
Bond
1981
to
a
.v,.;,c"
\
196,
v.
offered
bonds
revenue
—
and
(EST)
Due
Cutler.
Kane County
Jnvest^ent
Greenfield), Ind.
the
at
Whipple
B
Co.; Rowles,. Winston & Co.; Stein
Hancock County (P. O.
Legality approved by Chapman &
July 1, 1963. Princi¬
Kuna Branch.
if' •'1
Brick-
1 from 1964 to 1981 inclusive.
Ferry Bank, Ltd., lytelbaiL
;;} ; f r~H
»Tj/
t*>
of
Bank
tional
25,000 sewer bonds. Due on Dec
(MST) on Jan. 28
interest
and
Flenns
Tjr
Jan. 8
on
1964
from
1
Bond
-
were
_
awarded to the Mercantile Na-
inclusive.
purchase of $275,000 school
bonds. Dated
Dec.
Co
Co.;* Fahnestock & Co.; Crane
Co Inc.. Kean,Taylor
Schweickhardt & Co.;/
Paris, Ky.....
.
\
.Arnold 4&$Derbes,
Inc.; ;• Stern
Sale—The $60,000 parking? Brothers
Co.; Courts & Co.;
facilities
Jan. 22 for the purchase
of $150,000 hospital bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
2721
1%
Ceive
on
Buj;
^
loan warrants offered
y
_
$100,000 waterworks bonds;
Alma Pethtel,
—
purchase
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Coffin
E p Hutton & Co., Inc.;
.
.
Jan.
Bond
O f f e r i n g—E. Doyle
of $125,000 Thomas, County Auditor, will re-
(CST)
p.m.
Cq ;
Company.
improvement bonds, as follows:
Counties Joint
(P- O- Kuna), Idaho
Bond
7
the
for
Class "A" School District No. 3
?;V\-
until
bids
approved by Kelley & Mobley.
Ada
g
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality
A°.-Bank,
:,;Legality^
Fried-
Hibernia National
New Orleans; R. S. Dickson
&
^
&
Labouisse,
Weil
Howard
The $2,500,000
—
4.00%.
Bond Offering—Mabel C.
1983
Orleans;
Bank of Commerce, New
Maysville.
approyed by Grafton, Ferguson &.
works
Harvard. III.
1963.
1,
1964 to
F-A.
Interest
inclusive.
Jan
^nue^s.^eonMaylfrom
Dated Feb.
bonds.
on
Sale
temporary
___
$3,000,000
of
basis of about 2.77 %.
a
Warrant
the Board of -1 for the purchase of $4,000,000
receive sealed
(EST) on Jan. 29 1966 to 1992 inclusive.
purchase
on
Afr°m
Bank,
Hammond School City, Ind.
Consultant,
n a n c e
of
Secretary
Education,
101.21,
Curtis; John Nu-
& Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
veen
awarded to the Security & Bond
,
fin,
price
Hilllard & Sons, as 2%s, at a
GEORGIA
Cobb County School District}
(EST)
p.m.
19TC^nchn>iye.|The bonds are
callabje. Principal and inters
payable at
the State'-National
•
Grove
7:30
b"
■
I Elk
rVL-i::
receive Sealed ^ . Hattier Co.;Sanford; & Jones,
Scharff National
receive
sealed Wertheim &
&
win
will
until
bids
ster Securities Corp.; Paine, Web¬
r
.
187
p.
group
a
offered
bonds
-
l97}
v>
—
(P. O. Downers),}awarded to
99
Finance
Home
and
V-;.- Corporation, Ind.
;
Bond
-
,<aAAAA school
Du Page County
2632—were sold to
p.
Bloomington Metropolitan School
Dec. 1 from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
.
County, Fla.
Sumter
196,
Housing
Inc.; Drexel & Co.; Stone & Webber, Jackson &
w
.
Smith
&
Lynch,
i
Maysville, Ky.
„
Fenner
Pierce,
Liberty.
Grafton,
by
v
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par. Jan.22 for the purchase of!$185,<' '<, 1 - •'
'
' ' 000 reve"ue bonds. Dated Feb 1
1, 1963. Due on
by Interest J-D. Legality approved
i '*
Mitchell, > by Chapman & Cutler.^
Trimble &
Caldwell,
the
$500,000 student
bonds offered Jan.
revenue
io_v.
p.m.1,(CST) on Jan. 24
purchase of $395,000 school
City. Legality approved
York
union
approved
Legality
Monday, January 21, 1963
.
Ferguson & Fleischer.
Seminary, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
Edu-
of
Board
bonds. Dated Feb.
Manhattan Bank, New
the Chase
Vance,
7:30
Nov. 1 from 1965 to 1991
The
the
of
Secretary
1962. Due on
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
''■
Bond Offering—Betty J.
purchase of $5,000,000 revenue
College and Theological
Anderson
County %■ Bank,
Casey
INDIANA
..
(P. O. Lombardo),
Illinois
receive bids
(EST) on Jan. 29 for
a.m.
School
Common
County
Page
District No. 44
W.
Herman
—
Goldner, Mayor, will
until 11
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(284)
52
about
par,
a
3.16%,
Volume
$1,015,000 3s. Due
1963 to
>
Number 6231
197
485,000 314s. Due
;
1978 to 1982 inclusive,
,
awarded
v,
Oct. 1 from
on
Co.,
^
a
Terrebonne Parish Recreation
Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
-V
Offering
-
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
provement
1963. Due
Offering—George iR.
v*
p. 88 — were awarded to
' .
.
syndicate headed by the First of
•
///
^arV *4
197,
.
..
.
..
Bond
Michigan Corporation, at
Bank of
Michigan National sealed bids until 2
Jan.
Saginaw.
price
a
*v
Bond Offering—Dolores Hauge,
paving bonds County
Auditor,
will
receive
assessment
sold to the
was
O.Caledonia),
Minnesota
Sale—An issue of $40,000
special
.
.
(CST)
p.m.
on
30 for the purchase of
$200,-
.
...
+r
..
.
.
.
,
c
/K.K
.
'f.Cri» net interest cost of
f
•
,
000
.
on.),|1963.
O.
t
-----
bonds.;'Dated Feb. ' 1,
Feb. 1 from 1966 to
on
,
Treasurer, .will- receive
Spear,
Feb.
on
ii
Houston County (P.
C>vV;./.Saginaw), Mich,
53
state bonds: Dated Feb, 1,
Due 0n Feb. 1 from 1964 to
sealed bids*until- U a.m. (EST) a
3«74%_».as follows. .
' Michigan '
.
1968 inclusive. Interest F-A.: Le^
oil Feb. 4 for the-purchase of $1,- $245,000 4^s. Due on April l.from
: Bond Sale—The $19,000 special; gality. approved by Howard, Pet-^
304 000 revenue bonds. Dated Oct •
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
assessment water main bonds of- erson, LeFevere, Lefler & Ham1
196I. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
100>0°0 3V2s. Due on April 1 from fered Jan. 8—v. 197, p. 88—were ilton. .u
I; /
<
'
"•••••
1973 to 1975 inclusive.v
awarded to Stuart M. Schram &
to 2001 - inclusive. * Legality-apPerham, Minn., /
315,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from Co.
proved by Hopes & Gray,,.
Bond Sale—;' The. $125,000
1976 to 1983 inclusive J - ■ > s
a
street improvement bbiids Offered t
Lynn, Mass.
: // '
"
Lynn> Mas*.
.510,000 3%s. Duetm AprilTfrom '
000 snew
"10
v
196 h
9.721
^
Bond Offering — Daniel J. Mo -*,« 1984 to '1992 inclusive
• ,w •k v> iwnq , &aie — -the r$47b,i|00 spe-, .Jan. iu — v. lab, p, 2721- — were
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive * other member*
th» Kvndiratecial cessment street r improve- awarded to the American Rational
Tros-
purchase of $200,000 im•
•
-^ere<*
/-»
.
(P. O. Franklin), Mass.
Bond
■
*
j
Saginaw Township (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $1,170,000 sanitary and storm1 sewer, improve-
&
price, of 100.05,
a
,
clair, Secretary-of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
4 for the
Hazel Park, Mick*
were
•—
Peabody
(285)
basis of about 2.24%.
uvuus.
M.
K.
88
p.
Kidder,
2V4s, at
as
Montegut),
—
„
197,
v.
to
Dean Academy and Junior College
Louisiana
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Jan. 10.—
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive..
1977
„.
.
.
,
inpliisivp
1978
Interest
Foley,
gality approved by
JudellA*'*"- <
Jiidell
<
*
:
T.e-
••
Cox &
">•<■
'
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F-A
.
MARYLAND
sealed*£• untimi
Montgomery County (P. Q.
;:l}';:
;
/Rockville), Md.
Bond
Sale
The
—
SaleJiThJ^^75
_
-
2fto/nSv
$15,740,000
v
88—were: awarded to
headed
the
by
$675,000 school bonds. Due
syndicate
a
250,000 fire house bonds. Due
Bank of New York City, at a price
of
100.12^: a net
<
about 2.96 %, as
:
1
.1' 1
inclusive;
940,000 3s, due
-
f
•
,
i
as
$1
$53,000
Maynard, Mass.
general,
'
^
•
:
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
1964
to
Feb."! from*
-.on
100.11^
to 1978
Bond
Oct. 1 from
bids until 11
a.m.
Chase
a
as
District
Independent School
No.
| Bond Sale
197, Minn.
The $1,190,000
—
building bonds offered Jan.
15—v. 196, p. 2633-were awarded
to
Manhattan
syndicate
a
headed ' by
City,
at
price
a
196,
2533—were awarded to
p.
1 from
May
on
a
composed
of
National
Bank
Minneapolis,
of
the
First
syndicate
First. National Bank of St. Paul,
May 1 from Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
on
.
,
.1974 to 1980 inclusive.
Due
y
;
Smith, Inc., Shearson, Hammill &
„
May
Co/,A"1Wfarihheimer-Egan, Inc., and
1
Woodard-Elwood & Co., at a price
from 1981 to 1992dnclusive.
rev-
$850,000 school
of building bonds offered Jan. 0—v.
follows:
3,865,00Qt 3%s.
Feb. 7
Bond Sale—The
^
,„n
.
.
no
,
.
-
.
Other members of'the syndicate f
15,02;wa!j®et,- es cost
(EST) on Jan. Due on Jan. 1 front 1965 to 1990 Mellon National. Bank & Trust about
a? follows:
Feb. 1, .1983 and 1984; $280,000 22 for the*
purchase "Of'$243,000 inclusive. The bonds are callable. Go.,. Pittsburgh; : First National $200,000 2.60s^Due on Feb. 1 from
3.20s, due on Feb.,1, 1985: and. special assessment
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
bonds, as fol- Principal and interest (J-J) pay- Bank of Oregon, Portland; First
1986; and; $280,000 1/10s, due lows:
140,000 2.90s. Due on Feb/1 from
:
^
able at the National Bank, Detroit, Western Bank & Trust Co.; Los.
elusive;. $280^000.3.10s, due
,
.
.
on
.
—
000
5s,
1964
000
due
1974
to
1975 to 1978
3s, due
to
1982
1984*
from
on
due
Due
on
from 1964 to 1965.
j
'
April /Company, Chicago. Legality ap'proved by .Miller, Canfield,( Pad-
on
107,000
on
Due
/,
.
and Demp-
>
on
MINNESOTA
'
•
>
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Bond
Q
(p
Milan)
$430,000
Sale—The
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
im-
Mich
"
and 1976/
110,000 3.20s. Due
and 1978.
Feb. 1, 1977
on
.
,
120,000 3.30s.-Due on Feb, 1, 1979
and 1980.
180,000 3.40s. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
.1981 to 1983 inclusive..
l/10s, due
1987. and
1988.
.
[•'-
MISSISSIPPI
$20,000
1975
100,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1,
/
provement bonds offered Jan. 7—
from 1964 to 1967 incl.
s'ale-The $995,000 school v-196, p. 2721-were awarded to a
' 1,,l$63. Interest A-O; bon<js offered Jan. 9—v. 196, p.■•W?<'15ate
® W1
April 1
~
/
M;i„n
bonds.
paving
/,
April dock "& Stone.
on
bonds. Due
sewer
April or Bankers Trust Company, New Angeles; Paribas Corp.
York City, or Northern Trust sey-Tegeler & Co.
1 from 1964 to 1965.
1979
$10,000
3 20s
.
1 from 1964 to 1965.
Feb. .1, 1983 and
$15 000
sealed enue bonds. Dated March 1/1963.
.
sewer bonds.
51,000
inclusive; $20,000
1
receive
25>000 water bonds .Due
Feb. 1 from
inclusive;,
3.10s, due
■
,
inclusive; $20,on
Feb.
on
$60,000
for $55,on/Feb. 1 >from,
2%s, due
will
i)tds until 7:30 p.m:
i^°nnnF:b' 11
lanj
fire area bonds,
.
the
No. 735, Minn.
of
Bank
net interest cost of about
475,000 3^4s. Due
Department' of
for the purchase of $1,000,000
The
—
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Eddy,
on
e
$460,000 4s. Due
"
Gerald
(EST)
West St. Paul
syndicate headed by
a
New York
Conservation, will receive sealed
Offering—Frank Rodwell,
City"*cMk,
the
of
Winthropindependent School Dist.
awarded to
3.52%*,
(P. O.
Lansing), Mich.
of
(CST)
purchase
American National Bank of St.
Paul-
Sa 1
100.03,
—
the
$4,800,000
school building and site bonds of-
•
.
Allen Park, Mich.
inclusive; $560,000 3s, jdu%ipn
Feb. 1 from. 1979 to 1982 in-
April 1, 1969
on
Offering
Director
due
1975
on
school
the
1970.
>
Bond
"
MICHIGAN
from
April 1, 1967
Michigan (State of)
about 2.88%.
a basis of
1974
in(^^ye^$^0ipp<^
.
and
improvement of Boston, as 2.90s, at a price of
bonds, for- $1,540,000'5s, due
on
for
12
fered Jan. 14—v. 197, p. 89—were
April 1
on
to 1966 inclusive.
and 1968.
and .the National Shawmut Bank.
•
Oct. 1, 1968
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond
4s.
1963
1
19851 and ; 1986; and
v
on
1969.
155,000 2%s. Due
Feb.
on
$795,000 school bonds.
l-
follows:
35,000 3s. Due
3,500,000
and
0
30,000 3 te Due
1987 and 1988.
«
100,000 2&s. Due
bonds
sewer
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 1 from
on
,
.
.
group composed of Halsey,. Stuart
$950,000 1/10s, due Oh Feb. l,-& Co. Inc.; Hornblower & .Weeks,
•
No. $49, Minn.
1, 1963
Arthur & Co'.! at ? price of 100.03" Wayne Community
a
\
7
?
K \
I
0^ '
a net interest cost of about 3.27%,
Michigan
Feb".: 1,
'•
U. AY
Donald & Co., and Kenower, Mac-
inornaike,
Palmer & Dodge.
Oct.
.1965" to 1967 inclusive.
awarded to Manley, Bennett, Mc-
NationalJ Bank,ctorv Thorndike
Boston. Legality
bv
^ by^ Story,
1
.
Jl** Sf?;AAA
sanitary
'
1
p
Feb. 1 from
on
«
Porham Independent Sch. Dist.
"fellows-
ac
on
1964.
'
Bond Sale—The $118,000 special
in-
to 1983
• -
assessment
"
Inr
^® 1 ^;C
155,000 2%s. Due
Bond .$a\e—The $1,690,000
3.10s, due on Feb. 1, 1983 and school bonds offered Jan. 9—v.
1984;a$965,000;3.20s, due On 196,-p.:2632—were awarded to ^a
:
.
'
anDroved
from
1979to 1982inclusive;$970,000
■
-
from 1964
1
elusive.
inclusive; $1,940,-
1978
..
Co"
gtuart
$65,000 41/2S. Due
offered Jan. 7—v. 197, p. 88—were
due on *®
Feb
to
Co., and Charles A.
parcells & Co.
•
'1,
on
follows: f
1964 to 1974
McDonald &
:
school bonds for $5 - •'
:
school, bonds, tor $5,-, interest
(F-A) payable at the First
000 23/dS
1975
Feb.
interest cost Of
P
$12 lOO 000
$12,1U0,UUU
Feb.
on
Co.; Channer Newman
Co.; Manley, Bennett,
l.from 1964 to 1983 inclusive..
Manhattan
Chase
&
securities
follows:
bonds offered Jan. 15—y.. 197, p*
Coof St. Pa«T<e,
a.m. (ESTJI •
the purchase Of body
-;
it
$925,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
;
Feb. 1,
on
±
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Chanj jfbaih & Co
Int.' Bond Offering—J. H. McManus,
renSecurities iM
Newman .hc Co., Inc.; "1
Mt.
Clemens),
of
a
w interest ®ty
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bankers
Trust
Co., >New York; .^Bond Offering—James R. Par- Charles A.parcells; & po.,: and
n»
,
jt «^0^.bids until Feb. 5 for the purchase
C. J. -Devine &. Co.; Marcantile ady, Township .Clerk, will receive.A1-'aIVBlalr & Co-> at a price of
4I,nnnn„.n
, irnm.°'
$80i,000- building bonds.
:-
:
r,f
Clinton
..
Other members of the syndicate:
Township
(P. O.
'
•
;
^
nn
Trust Company, St. Louis; Carl M.
sealed bids until 8 p.mi; (EST)
Loeb; Rhoades & Co.; Ladenburg,
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $298,-
Thalmann & Co.;,L. F, Rothschild
&.
Co.;
First .National, Bank
Dallas;
Robert
Marine
Trust
Garrett
&
000
Sons;
$160,000
Company of West-
>
Company
Wood.
assessment, bonds,
,
1
_
&
i Rpanp- Union' TfiiJ
y»,f"lSlO» ,neane, yuruon,, ,irusi
Willi Jnn
The
Due
to
bonds
water
are
bonds.'
The
in-
call'
M-N.
July 1 from
50,000 Is.
pn
Due
on
Ottawa County
u_
r
Bond
«
%tr:i
*;-nf
Legality approved by Mil-
1973
120,000 3.60s.
1974 to
1980 to
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
irorti 19'for . the purchase of $1,850,000
school
1984 inclusive.
July 1, 1992.
Carver
County (P. O. Chaska),
Minnesota
(P. O. Grand
Bond
Rna^ Pnmmiccinnpr«
of County Road > Commissioners,
Offering—Wm. J. Schnei-
TTcK
Feb.
ft
6
for
the
inclusive.;
to: 1988
(CST)
nnrnhacp
purchase
Trauernicht.r
Education
nf
of
197,
?
Bond Sal«—The $38,000
^c. H. A. bonds offered Jan.-7—v.
Woodcock,
u
2721
Moyer, Fricke & French, Inc
Union
.Bond
tary
Sale—The
sewerage
$385,000
fered
Januarv
11—v.
were
awsrded
to
p.
Y/
^
i
Portage Township
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
of
on
Jan.. 28 for
$135,000
school
bonds. Dated Feb. I; 1963. Due on
County (P. O. Pittsheld), May 1 from 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
•
.
Massachusetts
v
'w:-'-/The.
Bond
Sale
The $300,000
municipal building bonds offered
—
bonds
are
callable.
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
v
7
f
;
j
:
0
Sale
The
—
offered
89,—
were
>
Offering—Wilma
Township
Clerk,
jan.
000
21
for
the
will
p.m.
Nov.
197,
V.
The
-
$325,000 tax
p.
89—were
awarded
to
:
.
purchase
bonds.
Grand Meadow, Minn.
Bond
>
$300,000 : revenue
Tupelo, Miss."
on
Jan.
30
for
the
p/89
syndicate
Offering—Sealed bids will
Le-ibe received until 1:30 p.m.
Can-
until Jan. 22 for the
of
Dated Dec.. 15, 1962.
Bond
197,
*
lr 1962. Due on May
gality. approved by Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone.
•/
be received
Sale—The
•;
$1,950,000
g0
bonds."/
M-N.
to
YY'VYi
waterworks and {sewage system
revenue bonds offered Jan.
9—v.
<EST) on
purchase of $82,-
callable/ Interest
—
:
8—v.
awarded
Offering—Sealed bids will
anticipation bonds offered Jan. 8
Smith,
1 from 1964 to 1982 incl. The bonds /
are
Redevelopment
Authority, Minn,
receive
special V assessment
special'
Dated
;
$375,000
Jan.
Moss Point, Miss.
/
Duluth Housing and
// / / Bond Sale
(P. O. Portage), Mich.
Bond
cat/°n^ _wiu raedvefcaeatefrtMdg sealed bids until 8
until 8
the
:
n;
Vfiy
Secretary of the Board of Edu-
*-v-
p.;
Bond
K*
MASSACHUSETTS
Berkshire
■
v;
horst and West.
; v
(P. O. Pascagoula),
bonds
Dorsey, Owen, Marquardt,^^Wind-
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone.
•"/ _..•••
t '■
}! //.I
/ . Y/v Hale Area School District
"• '1
88—
Baker, Watts &
•••■'
Paine,^
of-
sani¬
bonds
197,
school Feb. 1 from 1967 to 1993 incl. The
196, p. bonds are callable. Interest F-A.
to
(P. O. Hale), Miche l
Bond Offering—Diana E.
Lyke,
Co.,.and Stein Bros. & Boyce,'
<
T.'/J*'/
:
system
awarded
were
v ^
Scharff & Jones, Inc.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Bridge (P.O. Baltimore),
/;/'./•;;•' /:•Maryland
/
—
.;
M-S.
Charles &
j Mississippi
Bond
Riecke ^ Co.. Inc., and
Interest
1,
1964
County, County Board of
jackson
school
Co., John Small & Co
..
March
1 from
by
Legality approved
sealed bids until: 11 a.m.
on
Dated
bonds.
Due oh; March
1963:
Offering—L, B. Vermeer, der, County Auditor, will receive
r'nnnUr
School District, Miss.
Bond Offering—J. H. McManus,
'•
inclusive.:
100,000 3.70s. Due* on Jan. I
*
1, /1962./, Interest ^ Secretary and Clerk of the Board
,
1970 to
Haven), Mich.'^ \\t:^y-K,
.
1
■
"X; 1978 to 1991 inclusive. fw
\ s;
Due
bonds
■
^ Dated Nov."
v.:_
,.r
on
/' Gulfpert Municipal Separate f
Due on Jan. 1 from
80,000 3.30s.
175,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1971 to 1977 inclusive,
600'000 33/ss-. Due on July 1 from
on
-
1982
•;>.
ImI
Co.;
Fitzoatrick, Sullivan & Co.; J. R.
1964
*
Co, New.;,,.-,clusive
Slruthers
bonds.
Nov.: 1 from 1964 to 1980 in-
j.
^19M^cS^*
follows.:
1963. to .1970 inclusive.:'
from
elusive.
as
$170,000 4y2s. Due
as
,
sewer
able;
138,000
lantaj: American Securities Corp.;(
York;
Nov;
,
of. Georgia. At-
Federation Bank & Trust
,
r
ern New York; Buffalo;
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Gregory^>& Sops;
Trust
special
in follows:,'
onlj",
shout 3.25%,
(CST)
were
awarded to a
by Howard,
headed
Labouisse,
Friederichs
&
CoM at a price of par, a net in-
of terest cost of about 3.39%, as fol-
purchase
$250,000 nursing home bonds.
Weil,
—
-
lows:
54
1965
1974 inclusive.
to
1975
>
inclusive.
1978
to
Due on Feb. 1 from
1986 inclusive.
820,000 3^s.
to
1979
1
(P. O. Sidney), Neb.
and 1988.
offered
bonds
2721
1987
Due on Feb. 1,
245,000 Is.
No.
Bond Sale—The
awarded
were
—
members
Other
Saunders
&
the
of
Dickson
S.
R.
Allen
Co.;
water
Co.;
&
9—v.
John
Lewis
&
& Co.;
Hendrix &
and
Bond
Offering
White, elusive.
by
1968
Principal
County
Due
Feb.
on
Due
*•
West Orangey N.
from
1
Bond
inclusive.
1982
to
Feb.
on
received
$500,000 improvement bonds.
200,000 3%s, Due on Feb. 1 from
MISSOURI
Kansas
bonds.
on
Feb. 1 from
for
7
Bond
turers
Director
J.
,
Offering—L.
T.
to
deter¬
be
covered
ious
Agency's
on
Series A
issue
one
any
1 be
eventually
the
by
1961
spread over all
properties permanently financed
through the Agency's/ bond sales, v
1, 1963, Principal Additional security: is provided by /
the
Hanover
New
York
Trust
City.
Legality
ap-
&
fund
reserve
tMes-
the
equals
Sale—The
in
interest
due
year
outstanding bonds.
on
succeeding
any
Under the State's limited
$3,540,000
fil001 bonds offered Jan. 10—v.
' P''
awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Chase
is committed to
eight
the
provide
profit
Housing
the
program,
Finance Agency
District No. 1, N. Y.
Bond
capital
'at' all
which
housing
Huntington Union Free School
Ericsson,
the Agency's
Company, maximum amount of principal and
$1,300,000
school proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Legality
approved
by Wood.
..
.
Jan. 22 for the purchase
'
Gorman,
.
p.ni.
of
other members of the syndi- Secretary of the Board of Educa-'
of -Finance, will receive caterKidder, Peabody & Co.; Van.
tion, will receive sealed bids "until
Offering—H.
Bond
on
bids'until '3
interest; payable at the City
West Orange School District, N. J.
1989 to 1993 inclusive.
*
Feb.
sealed
■Comptroller's-office;jor Manufac¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
1986 to 1988 inclusive.
375,000 3.30s. Due
City, Mo.
until
"
amount
exact
the
mined by
four
Offering—George D.
1963. Due Nov.
J.
the Manufac¬
or
of $1,100,000 notes. Dated Feb. 1,
Offering—Sealed bids will
"
r
(EST)
Point
Bank,
and
be
bids
of
sealed
receive
National
housing
O'Connell, City Comptroller^ will Issue; the
receive
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
from
1
175,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from
purchase
1983 to 1985 inclusive.'
will
Note
in-/
interest
and
1963.
(F-A) payable at the
Buffalo, N. Y.
Due
■fPleasant Beach; Legality approved
until Feb. 11 for the purchase
Clerk,
1962.
1,
(M-S)| payable at f the - Ocean
about 3.20%^
cost of
Sept.
Sept, 1 from 1963 to 1974
on
price of par, a
a
1965 to 1967 inclusive,
Chancery
The
—
headed
660,006 3s.
i£\
'*
bonds., Dated
1,
$84,840,000 to eight
used to extend
the interest rate.
: The bonds are secured
by first/
turers Hanover Trust Company,
New, York City. Legality approved mortgage liens on the eight hous¬
ing projects covered by the issue,
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, /
and
by first mortgage liens on
sealed
receive
will
Monday, January 21, 1963
companies, and to pro¬
vide approximately $4,207,000 for
the Agency's capital reserve fund,
Principal
t.
Feb.
City Comptroller
$1,500,000 for the purchase of $545,000 school
The
follows:
(P. O.
County
Greenville),. Miss.
>
Education,
Dated
and interest
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 7
bonds offered Jan.
Co., at
$90,000 5s.
Washington
,•<
&
—
inclusive,
' ;
hardt, Secretary of the Board of
89—were awarded to
p.
interest
net
as
Mayes.
i
197,
Weld
Nunnery
R.
Co.,
revenue
syndicate
a
Kroeze, McLarty & Duddle-
ston;
Storz-
.
Aug. 1 from 1964, to 1973
on
Bond Offering—Lydia P. Gern-
Island, Neb.
Sale
Bond
M. A.
Hamp Jones Co.; Byron Speed &
Co.;
p.
.
.
275,000 improvement bonds. Due
i
Point Pleasant Beach, N. J.
Wachob-Bender Co.
syndi¬
& Co.;
City.
Hawkins,
by
1
196,
to
Atlantic
Delafield & Wood.,
,
Grand
cate:
7—v.
of
;
$312,000 school
Jan.
Bank
Legality5'approved
Cheyenne County School District
Due on Feb. 1 from
310,000 3 V4S.
National
/-/:/.■; NEBRASKA
Due on Feb. 1 from
$575,000 3s.
/>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
(286)
housing
com-
panies with mortgage loans of up
to 90% of totaL cost; The remain¬
ing 10% has been provided by the
(CST)
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 7 for the
Manhattan Bank; Chemical Bank sponsor, or in the case of coopera¬
purchase of $3,~ worth/ Sullivan & Co.; Kalman purchase of $1,300,000 school
New York Trust Company, both tive projects, by the tenant co100,000 unlimited - tax : bonds, as & Co., Inc., and Burns, Corbett & bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Due on
of New York City; Spencer Trask operators. The loans to be extended
Pickard.
follows: •
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
this
bond
sale
represent
& Co.; George B. Gibbons & Co., from
$1,985,000 series H bonds.
Due Holt County School District No. 7> Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; approximately 90% /of the mort¬
able at the National Newark &
on March 1 from 1964 to 1983
(Pi O. O'Neil); Neb.
Charles E. Weigold & Co;, Inc., gage loan commitments for the
inclusive.
:
Bond Offering — H. L. .McCoy, Essex Bank, West Orange. Legalhousing
companies.
The
and Halle & Stieglitz, as 3.20s, eight
40,000 series ,• B. bonds. Due on Superintendent of Schools, will ity approved by Hawkins, Dela- at a
price of 100.77, a basis of remaining 10% of the mortgage
March 1 from/1964 to 1967 receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m, field & Wood,
loan
will
be
extended
to
the
bids
sealed
until
10
Home
a.m.
Investments,: Inc.;
Bos-
Feb. 6 for the
on
,
.
about 3.14%,
(CST) on Jan. 23 for the purchase
inclusive.
375,000 series E bonds.
of $492,000 school bonds.:
Due on
March 1 from 1964 to 1983 in1
elusive.
..
series
200,000
March
1
B
:
1964
bids
1,983/
to
fV)
»
r
,
City
NEVADA
iS-Due#. °™b*CZm,y S&°! DJ"$'
bonds.
from
1
March
tB bon<ta/I3ue
1964
from
9
1983
to
inclusive.
Dated March
tdfes, will receivb-sealed
bids until
8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 95 fnr the
25 for
purchase- of $650,000 school bonds.
o
1, 1963., Principal
~
Dated
March
1;
1963.
(M-S) payable at the
March 1
Commerce
Trust;
110,000
Kansas
City. Legality approved by Stin-
Mag,
son,
-jf.
Fizzell.
Nagel, Sherman & Howard.
son,
MISSOURI
St.
; ;Bond
Sale
sewerage
—
system
-
wood,
on
The $3,000,000
bonds
Abraham
until
11
Due
All
A-
$7,500,000 construction, bonds.
1964
to
on
1974
bonds.
in-
10,000,000
1,
1963.
.Wildwood.
.
supply
system
16,000,000 school bonds,
15
awarded to
were
sealed
syndicate headed by F. S. Smith-
a
&
ers
terest
a
price of par,
cost
about
of
4,400,000 school bonds.
1,200,000 street bonds.
as
1,115,000
Quay County
(P.
O.
"
"
purchase: of
Principal
payable
(F-A)
and 22
on
2%s.
Jan.
1
Boadwalk National Bank, Atlantic
from
City. Legality approved by Haw-
Jan. 1 from
on
1976 to 1983 inclusive.
-
Burlington), N. J.
<
*
,
;
Goodbody & Co.; R. D. White &
Co.; First Cleveland Corp.; Wil-
Sale
Bond
—
1963. ; Due
to
approved
Co.•/'."/
St. Louis; Mo.
>
Bond Offering—Edwin E. Stark,
Assistant
City
Auditor,
will re-
ceive sealed bids until Feb. 19 forthe
purchase
of
$14,765,000
un¬
limited tax bonds, as follows:
$12,605,000 bonds. Due
on
;
2,160,000 bonds.
Due
on
Feb, 1
Feb.
1
New Jersey
were
received
purchase
until Feb.
of
5
$790,000
for
the
facilities
by
/
Chairman,
bids
Nagel,
ern
Trust
price
of
2.36%.
Aug.
/
William Reid,
(EST)
Jan.
on
purchase pf $30,000,000
Feb.
13, 1963. Due
1963. Principal and in¬
14,
payable
at
the
Chemical
Bank New York Trust Company,
Buffalo,
100.13,
/
,
Offering
;*—
as
•
m
receive
sealed
on
York
bids
George
until
•
11
>
State
Housing Finance
Agency, N..Y.-■?■■■-,
To Sell $89,000,000 Bond Issue—
The
Agency
will
mately $89,000,000
,
empt
.
D.
O'Connell, City Comptroller, will
a.m.
Feb. 7 for the purchase
of
$10,960,000 unlimited tax bonds,
as
bonds
announced
James
Jan.
Wm.
designated
be
on
offered
follows:
Fenn and
of its tax
Feb.
21
it
6,
ex¬
was
by Chairman
Gaynor.
as
underwriters,
sell /approxi¬
The
issue,
1963 Series A, will
by
Bond Offering—Russell O.
City
bids
$727,500 school 23
7—v.
196,
p.
awarded to?a group
headed by Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood.
,
Clerk,
until
for
the
will
p.m.
8
on
(EST)
purchase
school bonds.
Due
receive
of
/
$3,565,000
Cole,
Due
sealed
on
Jan.
3,155,000
$695,000
Due
Dated Oct. 1, I960,
Principal
and
interest
<■//'/; : ■':/ (A-O) payable at the Boardwalk
on
Aug.
1 from
bonds.
1963 to
syndicate
of
Phelps
by
Co., and including Leh¬
on
Aug.
1 from
bonds.
1964 to
1976 inclusive.
3,965,000 "school: bonds.* Due
r
on
clusive.
Lafor
Port Authority: Trans-Hudson sys-
J tem (PATH), mainly; for- the first/
phase of the rehabilitation pro-/
.
gram,
including initial design and
construction of
new
rolling stock;/
'
f
•
,
"The budget-includes- total
service : of^ $76,906,400,-: of
which
$6,117,800 is chargeable to capital
expenditures. The. remaining. $70,-,
788,600
to
amounts
48%
of
the
projected total operating expenses
of
$147,296,000.
Major
budgeted
capital expenditures for 1963 are:
LaGuardia
$27,094,400
25,642,000
4,094,000
Airport
Airport^.
___
Newark Airport
Port
Authority
Port
Newark..^-..-.—
Terminal^.
4,515,200
Authority Piers
AuthorityL__/._„
1,084,000
18,632,900
Bus
695,600
Holland Tunnel—2,086,500
as co-managers.
>
tions of
March
$5,000. They will be dated
1, 1963 and will mature
Nov." 1, 2007;
or
Bonds maturing^ on
after Nov. 1, 1984 are callable.
The proceeds of the sale will be
t
debt
Co., Inc.
serially from Nov. 1, 1965 through
/ Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1976 in¬
of
$22,138,000
■
Erie Basin-Port
The bonds will be in denomina¬
improvement
Airport;
Brothers; Smith, Barney and
Co., Inc.; and W. H. Morton and
1973 inclusive.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1982
inclusive.
improvement
Guardia
Airport ancl $25,642,- ;
redevelopment
•
New York International
a
headed
man
Linwood, N. J.
International
Piers.
New
of
'
the / construction.
:
Legality approved; $18,632,900 for the Elizabeth-Port
by Sullivan, Donovan,, Hanrahan, AuthorityPier$;/hnd $16,862,500
McGovern & Lane,
for the Brooklyn-Port Authority
2.40s,
^
\
New York City.
to the
basis
a
/ of
'
budget include: $27,094,400: for con-/
tinuirig developn>ent of New York'
sealed •000; for
receive
p.m.
Dated
terest
sold
was
Buffalo, AN: Y.
Bond
(EST)
1
22 for the
Company of West¬
New York, in
a
until
notes.
—
will
Sale—An issue of $32,000
Marine
:
Bond Offerings—Sealed bids will
MONTANA
2429;—-
,
Legality
approved
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Lincoln County, Libby High School
Dtstrtct (P.O. Libby), Mont.
Jan.
/
Dawson,
school bus bonds
about
,
New York
Note Offering
Horseheads), N. Yi (
Bond
Englewood Cliffs School District,
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1963.
offered
Llm!Knsen' lnc-
•
are
interest
School District No. J (P. O. '
at
& christensen. Inc
w u
z"
be
from 1965 to !975 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
Cross, Inc.; Shelby Cullom
Lebenthal & Co., and
Davis & Co.;
-
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
bonds
Eighth Avenue:
Features
111
meeting, at
monthly Board
•New/ York. City;Housing- Authority
Horseheads and Veteran Central
syndicate:
Hartford; Goodbody & Co.; Roose¬
velt &
bonds
and
NEW YORK
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., of
'
The
1964
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
.
Audsley &
by
-
196, p. 2533—were awarded to a
J.
D.
ma(le by Honorary Chairman
HoWard S. Cullman following the
r
Dated, Feb. 15, 1963.
Sherman & Howard.
syndicate headed by John J. Ryan
Mericka
&
Co.,
Inc.;/ & Co., bidding for $1,796,000
Zahner & Co.; Barret, Fitch, North bonds, as 3.20s, at a price of 100.25,
& Co., Inc.; Hutchinson, Shockey/a basis of about 3.17%. **
«
H.
inclusive.
1978
1-from
,
was
7,000,000 improvement bonds.
' (J~D) payable at the First Na' ■'-■■■ ■ tional Bank' Tucumcari. /Legality
The $1,800,000
Other members of the
July
ter¬
/
,
Announcement: of .its adoption
7
4,500,000 improvement bondsvf
O
school bonds offered Jan. 14—v,
Co.; Carleton D. Beh Co., and
on
callable./ Principal
>-*
Burlington Township (P
..
Other members of the syndicate:
&
bonds.
and
\
•
well
as
bi-state
the
transportation
agency's
600,000 city bonds.
of/$500,000
Dated / Jan./ 1,
at
minal facilities.
2,000,000 bonds.
the: purchase
the hospital
at
^Due^■pn/■•jah.^/l^lsin?/.;I)elafieid/■&■■.Wood^,.;
1,555,000 3s. Due
liam
for
construction
as
/
11,600,000 improvement bonds.
Bond
give employment to an
6,250 people, with a
operating expenses
covers
/
1,350,000 improvement bonds.
Tucumcari),
New Mexico
(EST)
a.m.
1963, more than
adopted Jan. 11 by the Commis¬
,
Due
from 1968 to 1975 inclusive.
.
inclusive.
interest
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
-
11
the
"
for
"
29
1978
to
.
$330,000 5s.
until
construction for
$10,000,000 higher than last year,
is
provided for in the budget/
•
5,000,000 building bonds.
L.
Offering—L.
Poe,
$800,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. County Clerk, will receive sealed
1, 1963. Due on Feb. 1 from 1964 bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on Jan.
net in¬
a
2.98%,
follows:
Jan.
"
on
Co., and Stern Brothers &
Co., at
bids
N. Y.
$146,-
payroll of at least $56,000,000.
The total budget of $311,261,100
'
offered Jan.
Capital -Budget—A
estimated
1,800,000 school bonds.
NEW MEXICO
1963
ects: will ;
'
1,000,000 buildings bonds.
>
Port of New York A uthority,
Authority, Construction work : on:
the bi-state agency's public proj¬
7,250,000 improvement bonds.
ap-
been determined.
sioners of The Port of New- York
bonds.
sewage
6,000,000 improvement bonds.
Principal
Legality
•
water
bonds.
6,000,000
after final
bond
712,600 program of public project
follows:
as
pro¬
sales
development costs have
subsequent
a.m.
18,000,000 bonds.
Feb.
E.
Whitman, City Clerk, will receive
D.
hi i mi ted tax
u
proved byHawkins, Delafield: &
Offer ing—Bertram
Bond
bids
of
ceeds
J an. 29 for the purchase
on
bonds,
111-
Atlantic City, N. J.'
.
revenue
Due
1993
—
Wood.
NEW JERSEY
Joseph, Mo.,
(EST)
payable at the County Treasurer's and interest (F-A) payable at the
office. Legality approved by Daw- Marine National Bank of Wild-
McEvers &
Thomson,
Dated
sealed
ceive
elusive.
1983 inclu¬
Offering
bonds, as; follows; of $108,200,000
from
1
York, N. Y.
Beame, City Comptroller/ will re¬
Jan.
purchase of $1,089,000
tax
water
-
Feb.
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Co.,
from 1964 to
Bond
sealed
on
elusive.
Due/ on
and interest
receive
(EST)
$979,000 general bonds.
Feb 1 from ; 1964 to
rm
^
8
unlimited
Mliff, Clerk of 'the Board of Trus500,000 series
will
p.m.
Clerk,
until
28 for the
Bond 'Offering—Marion V. Su
^
inclusive.
New
Bond Offering—Edward Baker,
'"ur
.
-
,
housing companies from the
Wildwood, N. J.
v
Elizabeth-Port
Brooklyn-Fort Authority Piers_
Tunnel
Lincoln
16,862,500
1,002,700
.
Washington Bridge-™.
Bridge
—
Biidge_™*i_^^Ll:™
6,832,100
2,017,400
Outerbridge Crossing______^--_
Corporation-^^,--^—:-^
2,815,800
22,138,000
6,600,400
George
Bayonne
Goethals
PATH
World Trade Center.
Operating
estimated
revenues
at
4,306,600
for 1963
$150,099,500.
are
Net
Number 6231
Volume 197
operating
service
debt
before
revenues
.
.
$4,667,500.
of
service
debt
^
After
t.
requirements
are
the
10%
and of
Authority's reserve
'"•■'••'Y /• Y
Sale—The various
Bond
pose
fered
Blair
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Cross;
Trust
Traders
of about 3.09%.
National - Bank, Cleveland,
Legality approved by Squire,
of Buf- Sanders & Dempsey. YgYY
Company
tral
basis of about 2.95%.
•
Columbus
100.57, a
V.* *
'
>
school
196, p. 2722
v.
receive
the
sealed
No. 4
bids
school
the
school
purchase of $1,875,000
The $5,500,000
—
3.39%,
follows:
as
1970 inclusive.
nnn
ft„,
-p.
Q1,
,
T„na
„
2CoffinSparks & R. D. White & Co.;
& Burr,
J. W.
Co.; Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co.; H. V. Sattley &
1
975,000 31/4S. Due on June 1 from
1971 to 1991 inclusive.
_
Co.;
tvt
National; Bank,
Stockyards
Wichita; M. B. Vick &
•1,300,000 3.30s. .Due on June 1
from.1992 t£LU99t7.inclusive.
q
Co., and
approved
Squire,
by
Dempsey.
YY.
1975.YY.Y
March
OREGON
District
Ottawa-Gland or f Local Sch. Dist.
No.
7
•
,3,355,000
Oregon
(Ps O. Ottawa), Ohio
Offering—Carl
Bond
Clerk of the
Board
Bond Sale^—An issue of
Frick,
D.
school bonds
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
of St.
Jan, 29 for the purchase
$1,245,000 school bonds. Dated
Feb.
Helens.^
i
1
■
•
YY"
from
1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond
Nov.
1,
on
Due
Nov.
1
1987 inclusive.
Nov.
Due
on
1992
1
inclusive.
Due on Nov.
1
1996 inclusive.
to
1993
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive;;;;
members
the
syndi-
Simer- cate.
Smith> Barney & Co
Blyth
Other
Offering-George
City Recorder,.&
ville,
on
Due
1997 to 2002
Y
Corvallis, Ore.
on
1,
3.30s.
1,995,000 2s.
Y
Y
■'$
j
Nov.
1984.
3,100,000 3.40s.
$125,000
sold to the Bank
1
>■
(EST)
was
on
1988 to
from
.
Y
1,
Due
from 1985 to
Warren),
O.
(P.
Nov.
Due on Nov. 1 from
'Y
1,750,000 3V4s.
School
Warren
on
Due
1,070,000 3.20s.
County,
1,
1977.
1983 and
Columbia
Nov.
1981 and 1982.
Y.
sive^ Interest M-S.
Sanders &
on
Due
1,010,000 3.10s.
1975 inclu¬
Legality
Y
1
inclusive.
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
1963; Due on
1,
Nov.
on
1974
YYYYY
and
1,400,000 3s.
Edwards, Inc.
March 1 from 1965 to
Due
to
2.90s.
1976
&
Bank
1963
860,000
sold to
was
National
Company of Oklahoma City,
Dated
interest
and
building bonds
R. J.
and
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
of
h. Musewamp & Co,
Principal
tional Bank Y Cleveland.
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
-
$175,000 5s. Due on June 1 from
1964 to
inclusive.
syndicate
a
'
,
3.70s.
410,000
(P. O. Oologah), Okla.
Liberty
Trust
June and Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983
—
waterworks revenue bonds offered
;to
as
Bond Sale—An issue of $740,000
(EST) on Feb. 5 for
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., and Shields
Jan. 15
v.
197, p; 89 — were & Co., as 2%s, at a price of 101.38,
awarded to a syndicate headed by a basis of about 2,76%.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and YY Other members of the syndicate:
Smith, Barney & Co., at a price of ; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Horn99.01, a net interest cost of about blower & Weeks; Hemphill, Noyes
Sale
; ' Bond
—
awarded
were
the headed by Drexel & Co.; Harri-
equipment man Ripley & Co., Inc.; First Bos-
$422,000
of
v •'
$19,000,000
school lease * revenue bonds of-*
fered Jan. 9—v. 196, p. 2635—.
Rogers County Indep. School Dist.
An¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due on
—
22- for
Jan.
on
Sale—The
Bond
from
were
New York
Building Authority (P. O.
' ' Harrisburg), Pa.
Y -
'
$4,050,000 4%s.
until
p.m.
(P. O. Stillwater),
22,000 transportation bonds. Due as follows:
from 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
DistrictY;
A
bonds.
follows: ,'YY Y - * ton Corporation, and Kidder, Pea$400,000 building bonds. Due from body & Co., at a price of 98.004, a
1965 to 1975 inclusive.
net interest cost of about 3.22%,
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
1
(CST)
bonds,
f;
Offering—Martha
16
Offering—K, T. Gallagher,
purchase
basis
a
building
000,000
price
a
ofvthe Board of Education,
p.m.
cation^ will
offered
building Y bonds
Jan. 15.
i
receive
sealed
bids until
March 5 for the purchase of $25,-
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
derson, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
The $7,850,000
—
price of 101.65,
YvY Orange Local School
City School District,
>yOki6'i Y;"Y Y 'YYi Y
Sale
Bond
Authority,
Suffolk County Water
a
Bond
falo, and John J. DeGolyer Co.,
Inc., as 3s, at a price of
Clerk
Inc.,-Sweney Cartwright &
3V4S, at
3%s, at
as
will
Home Fi-
Oklahoma
Cleveland Corp., Braun, Bosworth
& Co.,
Blatt, Secretary of the Authority,
2635—were
p.
Pennsylvania State Public School
Bond
2535—were awarded to
p.
Agency,
District No.
syndicate composed of the First
1983 inclusive. Principal and in-
Roosevelt &
Manufacturers and
Inc.,
a
terest (J-D) payable at the Cen-
of
Buffalo,
in
York,
196,
v.
Finance, will receive
offered
bonds
196,
par.
14—
Febv 4 for the purchase of $163,000
Company
Trust
New
Western
of
Pennsylvania
Payne County Independent School Y
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,« Co., Provident Bank of Cincinnati,
1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to and Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as
syndicate composed of
a
Marine
building bonds offered Jan,
sealed bids until'2 p.m. (EST) on
pur-
bonds totaling $1,205,000 of^
Jan., 9—v. 197, p. 89—were
awarded
the
Y
Director
Seneca Falls, N^
-■
of
State
Bond Offerin g—Genevieve
sold to the Housing and
nance
General
$8,500,000 rec-
facilities
10—V.
Jan.
^
Broadview Heights, Ohio Y;.
Bond' Offering—Robert Yarian,
*.
Y:YY;■ ;Y^YYy
YYVYY-Y
reation
awarded to
were
—
&
Co., Inc., and Seasongood
Mayer, as 3Vss, at a price of
-
equalling the next 2 years'
debt service.
2723
p.
Pohl
Sale—The
Bond
55
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg),
Oklahoma
$415,000 school
awarded
&
a
group
composed of W. J.
Mericka & Co., First Cleveland 100.32, a basis of about 3.09%.
Corp., and Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Northmont Local School District
Inc>) as 3i/4Sj at a price of 102.10,
Y
Y (P. O. Clayton), Ohio
a basis 0f about 3.02%. .
Y-Y.
Bond Sale—The $945,000 school
Y *.
• >
' - - YsYY-...;.
will
which
196,
offered Jan.
Pennsylvania
Redevelopment
Authority (P. O. Oklahoma City),
building bonds offered Jan. 9—v.
io—v. 196, p. 2722—were
thereby meet
requirements
of
equalling
of funded debt outstanding
funds,
Oklahoma Lake
Healthy City School District
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Y
./Bond Sale—The
O. Bath), Ohio
$645,000 school
(p.
improvement bonds
will be available for
transfer to the
Y
School Dist.
Local
Bond Sale—The
satisfied, prospective net revenues
of $7,471,000
Mt,
OHIO
Bath-Richfield
100, with anticipated income from
investments
(287)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
projected at $73,592,-/
are
.
of
Brothers,
1964 to 1967 inclusive, Principal sealed bids until 1:30 >p.ip.
3,050,000 3.40sY Due on June .l
(PST)^Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
and interest (J-D) payable at the on Febi.,4i;for. the,.purchase
-from 1998 td 2001 inclusive. L
qf,(& Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Coj B. J,
5
Other members of the svn'dicaie-tbe received until March 13 for First National Bank, Ottawa. Le¬ $368,000 sewer bonds. Dated Feb. Van Ingen & Co . White, Weld &
Dayton, Ohio
Paribas Corporation; J. C.
.Bradford '& Co.; Estabrook-& Co.;
Inc.;
Frederichtown
Co.; Halle & Stieg-Y;
WY E. Hutton
litz; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
.and Tilney & Co,
-
Inc.;';
Park, N. Y.
Williston
.
ming pool and improvement bonds
offered Jan. 9—v. 197, p.
•'
Jan.
89—were
Y .'... Y
Y"
-
Y
;
Island, in Mineola,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
3s, at
of about 2.95%.:
CAROLINA
NORTH
Ahoskie (P.
YRichards & Co., Wm. J. Mericka
&
O. Raleigh), N. C.
at
Y. Bond
Offering—W.
E.
sealed
the
for
r
purchase of
bonds, as
$255,000 unlimited tax
follows:
$225,000 sewer bonds. Due on
Y June 1 from 1964 to 1982 in-
r
June
from
1
elusive,
Dated
-Y ;
v;-
Dec.
and interest
1964 to
by
approved
Washburn
&
3,06%*
Principal
Reed,
Hoyt,
Co.,
Reynolds
■
'
[
E.
of
'
Y
Sale—The
7
•
.•
a
-
196,
p.
as
offered
bonds
street
to
Inc.,
100.16,
- •
'
$60,790 special
•
v.
—
2722
-
1
Bond Offering—Mrs.
ernment
Bosworth
Braun,
&
price
of
at
2%s,
were
a
basis of about 2.72%.
-
YY
Youngstown), Ohio
Easter-
Squire,
purchase
of
until
$6,660,000
$6,000,000 water
can
nnn
.
sewer
Dated Dec. 1,
1
29
from 1964 to
for
the
bonds
Y
Y
follows:
660,000
Jan.
Bond Offering
—
John C. Cox,
1962. Due
a.m.
(EST)
on
on
Feb, .4
for the purchase of $79,100 sewer
°ct Mr?m 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay-
able at the County
Treasurer's of-
June fice. Legality approved by Squire,
1987 inclusive.
:
V
'
,
bids until 11
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
:
bonds,/ Y Y"
bonds.
as
.
.
g
of
Y^;y,'
offered
were
Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath; Cooley & Co.; Stern,
Lauer &
(P. O,
Co.; King, Quirk & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Portland), Ore.
—,
Corporation, " Roose¬
Michigan
&
2635
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
velt & Cross;
Multnomah County, Parkrose
Bond Sale—The
.
& Co.;
Dominick & Dominick; W. y E;
Hutton & Co.; Reynolds & Ca;
Bacon, Whipple oc ?Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.
y American Securities Corp.; First
School District No. 3
Y
.
V"
Tripp
$715,000 school & Co., Inc.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
196,
Jan. .10—v.
awarded to
p.
group
a
receive
will
Sanders
YY
Sanders & Dempsey.
7{
YY *
,
''5
.
,v
f,
-
Tallmadge City School District,
Shreve,
&
Dempsey.
Offering
Clerk
William
—
B.
Board
of
the
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
(EST)
& Co.; EstaSchmidt, Roberts &
Bacon," Stevenson
& Co.;
br0ok
L.
Co.;
parke; Tucker, Anthony & R.
Day;
Loeb
Newburger,
&
Green, Ellis & Anderson; W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co.; Stein Bros.
& Boyce.
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co., Hallowell, Sulzberger Jenks, Kirkland
& Co.; Supplee, Yeatman, Moseley Co.; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson;
District Clerk, will receive sealed Charles King & Cp.; Stern Brothbids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb.: 5 ers & Co.; Folger,. Nolan, Flemfor the purchase of $360,000 school ing & Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on & Co., Inc.; Underwood, Neuhaus
June 1 from 1963 to 1967 inclu- & Co., Inc.; Field, Richards & Co.;
sive. Interest J-D. Legality ap- Mackall & Coe; Pohl & Co., Inc.;
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree Northrup &
White, Inc.; Byrd
& Rankin.
Brothers, King, Kalman & Co.;
on
Jan. 31 for
.
purchase
of
$700,000
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
school
Dittmar
,
PENNSYLVANIA
1963. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983
inclusive.
Chester, Pa.
& Co .
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma County
y:?.1
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 4
Offering
O'Hara Township (P.
—
Phillip
Ogee,
O.
~
Y
Bond
Sale—The
$180,000
im-
provement bonds offered Jan. 8—
197, p. 90—were awarded to
will receive sealed bids until 7:30 v.
p.m. (CST) on Jan. 24 for the pur¬ Moore, Leonard & Lynch, as 3%s,
chase of $130,000 school
bonds. at a price of 100.50, a basis of
Clerk of the
Board
of Education,
Due from 1965 to 1970 inclusive.
about 3.32%.
YJ
C. F. Childs
Co.;
Seasongood
Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Quehanna
-
- Karthaus
O. Karthaus),
Covington
Area Authority (P.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
(P. O. Choctaw), Okla.
Bond
price of par.
& Co., Inc.;
Talmage & Co.; Boenning
& Mayer;
A. G. Edwards - & Sons;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Hayden, Miller &
Co.; Robert L. Whittaker & Co.;
Mead, Miller & Co., and Manley,
Bennett, McDonald & Co.
&
*
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ Y Bond Sale—The
$300,000 imable
at
the
Mogadore
Savings
provement bonds offered Jan. 8—
Bank, Tallmadge Branch. Legality
v. 196, p. 2635—were awarded to
approved by Squire, Sanders & the
Delaware
County
National
Dempsey.Bank of Chester, as 2.65s, at a
Clerk of the Board of County
Commission, will receive Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
<
National
States
Co.,
F
Carl M.
Stroud &
Inc.; Lee * Higginson Corp.;
Moseley & Co>; Yarnall, BidRhoades
dje ^ (^0
Rolli, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
ling, Secretary of the Local Govsealed
Elizabeth
United
Bank of Portland.
bonds
Ohio
'
the
to
1984
interest
and
South' Amherst Local School Dist.,
the
—
• •••;
'
'Y•
Mahoning County (P. O.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Bond 1 Offering—W.
Principal
payable
(J-D)
Bond
awarded
,
;V
inclusive.
••Y;;'''Ohio
assessment
Sale—An issue of $23,000
& Co.
basis
a
;
Bond
Jan.
Bond
101.91,
Youngstown), Ohio Y'
McCarthy.
Carthage, N.C.
of
Mahoning County (P. 'O. ' /'• Y
York. Le¬
water bonds was sold to
:
-
payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New
gality
;
1,-1962.
price
First Cleveland Corp., as 3V4s, at
a price of 102.10, a basis of about
1972 in-
Y
a
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and the
30,000 equipment bonds. Due on
•
1 •
Alex. Brown & Sons;
.
Loeb>
'
Y
•
interest
and
(F-A) payable at the City Treas-
Sanford Wea¬ urer's office.
—
are
,
,
clusive.
Principal
bonds
ver,
cation,
Commission, will receive
until 11 a.m.:' (EST)
22
Bond Offering
Co., and Prescott & Co., as 3V4S,
fabout 3.04%,
bids
Jan.
on
:
The
inclusive.
headed by the First National Bank
of Oregon, in Portland, as follows:
sealed bids
Jackson Local School District
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 5 for $550,000 2l/zs. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
(P. O. Massillon), Ohio
the purchase of $240,000 school
165,000 2.60s. Due on Dec. 1, 1971
; Y Bon d
S a 1 e—The $1,075,000 bonds. Dated March 1, 1963. Due
and 1972.
school bonds \ offered Jan. 9—v. on Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1986 in¬
196, p. 2634—were awarded to a clusive.
Principal
and
interest Multnomah County, Gresham Sch.
syndicate
composed of
Field, payable at the Oberlin Savings Dist. No. U2-20 (P. O. Gresham),
Richards & Co.; Stranahan, Har- Bank Company, South Amherst
Oregon
ris & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Branch. Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Nelda B. Radak,
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
1979
callable.
Shelby City School District, Ohio
af the Citizens
improvement bonds offered Jan. Bank, Shelby. Legality approved
10—v. 196, p. 2634—were awarded by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
to
a
group
composed of Field,
price of 100.36, a basis
a
to
June and Dec. 1 from 1964 to
>
Hudson Local School District, Ohio
as
1, 1963. Due pn Feb. 1 from 1964
"n
,
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
Klamath Falls, Ore.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8—v. 196, p. 2634—were awarded
Bond Sale
The $42,537 sewer
noon
(EST) on Feb, 14 for the
to the First Cleveland Corporapurchase of $1,900,000 school improvement bonds offered Jan.
tion, as 3JAs, at a price of 101.19,
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963, Due on 7—v. 196, p. 2535—were awarded
a basis of about 3 12%.
offered
bonds
awarded to the Franklin National
Bank of Long
gality approved by Squire/San¬
ders & Dempsey,
—
.
A
,
The $300,000 swim-
Bond Sale
:'*Y Y,
Bond Sale—The $695,000 school
improvement
.
Local School Dist.,
Ohio
Lehman
Inc.;
Co.,
;
Co.Vthe Purchase of $5,050,000 various
P»rpose bonds.
& Co.; Blair &
Kuhn, Loeb
YYYY
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—The $316,000 water
revenue bonds offered Jan. 9—v.
196, p. 2723 — were sold to the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 4%s, at a price of par.
56
(288)
Rankin, Pa.
Colorado River Municipal Water.
price of 100.11.
'■
y:'——v:
delphia,
until 2
$200,000 school
2.70s, at
"/v
as
100.20.
(CST)
p.m.
the purchase of
Jan 29 for.
on
1, 1963. Due on
inclusive.
from
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
at
able
the
Bond
Dated
•
Legality approved by McCall,
Due
1983
Jan.
Jan. r 1,
1
purchase
bonds.
of
$l,-f
|:
approved
by
Storey,
Due
April
on
1963
from
1
■/Dated April 1, 1963. The bonds?
callable. Principal
are
est
and inter¬
payable at the City Treasurer's
office,
Legality
Boston.
1958
— 1984 to 1993 inclusive.
■
Principal and in¬
Bank,
•
4,500,000 Seattle municipal
(EST) on
(F-A) payable at the First
National
Interest
1963.
the
inclusive.
1983
terest
April
on
for
29
receive
a.m.
/ ///'
..
;J —•/.bonds. Due on April 1 from
Kelton, //—. 1973 to 1983 inclusive, — ——
010,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1963. Duo on Feb. 1 from 1964 to
1
1986 inclusive.
to
will
follows:
as
$1,500,000 Seattle municipal
c.
Offering—Carl E.
Director,
sealed bids until 11
/.
:
.
April
on
bonds,
(P. O. Boston), Vt.
-
School
1982 inclusive.
to
3%s.
from
City.
Company, New York
Trust
Versailles Township School District
1979
.310,000
Guaranty
Morgan
.jr>'..
as
'
3V4S.:- Due
270,000
the purchase of $6,000,000 revenue
t
Hartford Town School District
m
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1969
price of
Co.,
inclusive.
1974
Monday, January 21, 1963
im¬
Due on April 1 from
to
...
price of 100.65,
a
basis of about 2.67 %.
a
70,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
*1975 to ,1978* inclusive/ *
■/.
$2,750,000 revenue
bonds. Dated Jan.
$675,-
"r
'
1970
;&
2%s, at
cago, as
*
of
street
and
Edwards
N.
$25,000 3s.
1
of Phila¬
a
issue
sewer
B. follows:
Charles
—
Directors, will receive sealed bids
improvement bonds offered Jan.
14—v. 197, p. 190—were awarded
to
the
Provident
Tradesmens
Bank & Trust Company
Offering
Bond
liam
Perry, President of the Board of
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Fort Washington), Pa.
Upper Dublin
Bond Sale—The
Wells, Texas
provement bonds was sold to Wil-;
7["■ /—/ :t'v;. 'V _/
Texas
storm
000
(P. O. Big Spring),
District
McKee & Co., as 3y8s, at a
S.
Mineral
-
Bond. Sale—An
sold to
bonds was
improvement
C.
TEXAS
^
Sale—An issue of $25,000
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
—
'
at the Fiscal Agency of
or
the State in New York City.
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dedge.
Yakima, Wash.
]
A-O.
Legality approved by
Bond Offering
J. A. Smith,
McKeesport), Pa. Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & HorTrinity College Inc* : (P. O.
McCall, Parkhurst,; Crowe, Mc¬
v Bond
Sale — An issue of $3,- ton. y——y ■ /////—
City Clerk, will receive ; sealed
Burlington), Vt.
Call & Horton.
'
'4 \
bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 11
315,000 school building refunding
Bond Offering—- Mother Mary
r
Corsicana, Texas
.
for the purchase of $1,000,000 im¬
revenue bonds was sold on Jan. 9
Pasadena, Texas
Emmanuel,; President, will receive
B ond Off e r i n'g—Rollin K.
to a syndicate headed by Arthurs^
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,235,- sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Snethen, City Manager, will, re¬
1963. Due on March 1 from 1965
Lestrange & Co. Dated Feb. 1,000 waterworks and sewer system Jan. 29 for the
Authority (P. O.
—
-
.
t
sealed
ceive
from
semi-annually
Due
1963.
(CST)
bids
'
until; : 2
purchase of $575,-
p.m.
for the pur¬ refunding
Jan.' 22
on
bonds was sold
revenue
1, 1987. Prin¬
to a group composed of Under¬
chase of $214,000
improvement
cipal and interest payable at the
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., Rowles,
Western
Pennsylvania
National
Winston & Co., Eddleman, Pollok
July 1, 1963 to July
Perry & Pohl.
Other members of the
Thomas
Co.;
John Nuveen & Co.;
Inc.; Ira Haupt &
Inc.;
Co.,
Blair
&
Co.,
Leonard
Lynch;
&
•
&
E, Masten
A.
Inc.;
Co.,
G Peelor
Charles
follows:
Remington,
1964
&
McKelvy
Inc.;
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.; and
'
;
(P. O. Blue Bell),
8—v.
196,
— Dated
to
group
a
F-A.
school
of Kidder,
composed
net interest
2.76%,
follows:
as
.
Feb—1,
Oct. 1980
on
Oct. 1, 1982
.
by
,
T exas
offered
90—were
—
waterworks
bonds
enue
A:.
Jan.
approved
7—v.
Eddleman; Pollok,
as
i;
follows:
■■
197,
a
■
p.
and
;
and
1971.
I
••
r.
T
•
.
sold to
was
Fosdick,
*l'ya
-
,
•'1,
-
h*'li't
«•'
;
■
90,000 2V2S.i Due on Feb. 1, 1972
*
—•
and
•
1973.
225,000 23/4s.
/
1974
Due on Feb. 1 from
2.85s.
from
inclusive.
1978
to
250,000
.
— —— 0
,
Due
r
1979
1984
and
t
Due
:Bond Sale
-
;
160,000
3.70s.
from
Feb.
on
were
90
p.
—
;
net interest cost of about
Grant
by
1972 to 1984 inclusive.
1,720/000
Aqueduct and Sewer
Puerto Rico ■'
,
Revenues
month
Increased
of
.
—
November,
Authority reports
Inc.,
/
For
1962,
revenues
the
as
2^2s.
from
of $1,-
135,000
154,013 compared with $988,806 in
November of 1961, an increase
Rauscher;
follows:
$85,000
the
issue
refunding
Pierce
1964 to
2%s.
Dated
was
&
Co.,
March
on
1
1968 inclusive.
Due
March
on
March
1
1,
1963.
Interest
-
total
Authority
rose
$10,750,159
The
Bank
preceding period,
Government
for
Texas
the
to $12,978,960 from
the
increase of 20.7%.
an
V
of
revenues
Puerto
.
.
u
-
Development
Rico:
is; fiscal
Bond
000
sold to
1964 to
Bond
erts,
Offering
County
Sterling Rob¬
Judge, will receive
—
sealed bids until 10:30
on
Jan.
$630,000
31
for
school
the
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
a.m.
-
on
Feb. 15 from
180,000 3s. Due
of
;
.
?
,
and 1978..
270,000
3.10s.
F-A.
Feb.
of
Due
on
Feb.
of
15
Feb.
Hous¬
at
the
El
Manhattan
1982
s
/
will
inclusive.
National
the
or
Chase
Bank, New York. Le¬
approved
by-
Gibson,
April
on
1
for
the
(CST)
on
purchase of $1,-
school bonds.
CANADA
QUEBEC
Buckingham, Que.
O. Ephrata),
(P.
Bond Offering—Gaston
Town
$266,000 school
Jan., 9—v.
to
totaling
sew¬
$3,-
260,000 offered Jan. 10—v. 196, p.
1963." Interest .2724—were awarded to the First
Legality approved by Dumas, Boston
Corporation,
and
the
Huguenin & Boothman. * : ^
Northern Trust Company of Chi¬
(EST)
on
roadwork
1983
Dated
bonds.
1963. Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
—
1
Feb.
1,
from 1964 to
1
;
y
inclusive.
1968
Montreal, Que.
*
Debenture
•
debentures
were
'
Sale—Sinking Fund
totaling
sold : to
$25,000,000
a' syndicate headed
by White, Weld & Co:, Eastman
of
managers
First Boston
group
a
that offered
publicly on Jan. 17
000,000
The
in
total of $
revenue
bonds,
sewer
series C,
term
-»
•
16,000,000
/,
tures.
coupon
and
and
of
serial
100;
at
prices
to
yield
1991-92
from
maturities.
at
high bidder for
competitive sale
naming
a
—///market ——
Dutch
and
on
net interest cost
^
y
V.'
Comptroller,
bids
until
-
Erlandson,
will-receive
March
11
for
Company
chemicals
manufacturing
for
sale
as
paint
going
due to sudden death of
con-;
principal
stockholder. Established 40 years,
known,
tent
Seattle, Wash.
Bond Offering—C. G.
•
1983.—'
common
and are being re-
coupons
bonds
sealed
deben-
works
Jan. 15,
european
which
bonds,
3.53694%./ V
City
on
$6,-
in
the
bid
public
Due
Jan. 15, 1983.; ;
are
at
2002,
cern
a
on
5, 3, 3.10, 3.20, 3^4, 3.30 and
nffered
the
..
which
3.60%
a
reoffered
3.40%
$8,500,000
due
carry
500,000
r
,
of
bonds,
being
carry
*'
,
deben-
improvement
,1
a
consist
bonds
«
The
—
The group was
Burlington, Vt. ;^;::^yyy-y
receive
Jan. 21 for the purchase of $81,000
Feb. 1 from
on
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
197, :p.
-y—:
Renaud,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Nesbitt, Thom¬
pson & Co.,. and Belanger Inc. as
Corporation and Eastman Dillon,
Uniort Securities & Co; are joint 5s, at a price of 100.18, as follows:
1981 inclusive. ;
15,
Due
to
follows:
as
Sale
Bond
VERMONT
bonds
13
price of
a
Seattle, Wash*
for
disposal
sold
was
2% for those due in 1966 to 3.45%
Spence & Gibson.
age
1,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
200,000
Municipality of: Metropolitan
n
bonds.
Bond Sale—The school and
15
and
,
Schools,
Southwest
Paso,
April
on
-■
$325,000
yyy:"y\'■ Ky
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
1
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.
Feb.
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
Texas
schoolhouse
to
as
April
on
be received until 8 p.m.
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
15, 1963. Due on Dec.
1963
from
Due
'
121,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
J, M. Hanks,
—
2.63%,
Bloomer School District, Wis.
y
y
awarded to Foster &
were
1965
Jan. 24 for the purchase
on
$2,000,000
"
:
from 1979 to
Dated
(MST)
Feb. 15, 1977
on
161
$43,000 3%s. Due
1
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
gality
\
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
Roane County (P. O. Kingston),
/—
• Tennessee
as
Feb. 15 from
on
O. El Paso),
Offering
Superintendent
Bank,
1966 inclusive.
920,000 23/4s. Due
\
was
■?.,,
$270,000 4s. Due
Authority.
bonds
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
follows:
TENNESSEE
,
refunding
No.
Marshall,
Independent School District
; Bond
to
.
price of
a
Dallas; / 102,000 31/4s. Due on Feb. * 1 from
ties Co.; Almon & McKinney,
Ysleta
—
syndicate:
Bank,
City National Bank,
Dated
;,
Sale—An issue of $1,640,-
school
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
duct and Sewer
First
(P.
.
1962,
National
Republic
Fort Worth National Bank.
-
;16.7%, according to Juan Labadie M-S. Legality
approved by Dob¬
Eurite, Executive Director of the bins & Howard.
V
Authority.
' —— —/ " ' y ——
Lubbock Indep. School District,
;
For the 12 months ended Nov.
30,
Jan.
on
Other members of the
$220,-
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
of
91
'I
ton; Russ & Co.; Hamilton Securi¬
Due
'
of
bonds
Due
2.30s.
Moses Lake School
offered
bonds
from 1988 to 1994 inclusive.
"
Sale—An
school
Sold' to
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
'
000
Due
3.30s.
f
Washington
505,000 S^s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1985 to 1987 inclusive.
;
2.10s.
WASHINGTON
Bond Sale—The
Jan. 1 from
on
about
*
(P. O. Tazewell),
bonds
County,
District
follows:
595,000 3^s." Due
of
&
net
a
,
at
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
La Grange Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Rico
a
Blair
Allan
and
cost
106.91, a basis of about 2.84%.
awarded to a
•
awarded
Lee, Inc., at
$180,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1- from
Texas
Puerto
school
Stern
price of 100.01,
a
895,000. 2.70s.
.
10—v.
basis of/ about 2.83%.
Mason
10—v.
9—
Co.; Braun, Bosworth
Inc.,
1969.
;
Virginia
the First
a price of
headed
3.33 % / as
inclusive.
1991
1 "i 40,000 2s. Due~on Feb. 1, 1992.
inclu-
100.04,
1
$290,000 3V2%
Lee, Inc., at
a
Jan.
"
'
were,
•—
offered
91—were awarded to
&
interest
Legality
Bond Sale—An issue of
v-'
Jan.
Southwest Company,
Feb. 1 from
on
Due
1988 to
&
Tazewell County
'
The $3,000,000 3%%
offered
197,
inclusive.,
1983
\ ;C '\'y
y
school bonds
inc.,
150,000 3.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
I: /1984 to 1987 inclusive;
y—//
Feb.
on.
to
1979
91
p.
Mason
V,
'
$1,210,000
follows:
(P. O, Richmond),
Sale—The
Bond
(P. O. Barron),
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Virginia
V V
197,
Co.,
60,000
Halifax County
Thorntpn.
\:
Texas
-
75,000 3V2S.
&
Co., at'
McCarthy.
rev¬
sewer
by
syndicate,
Due on Feb. 1, 1970
90,000 23/4s.
&
Temple Independent School Dist.,
group
.
■
burn
City.
York
-1 \t
-
*
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Brothers
by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬ $255,000
approved
$260;-
An issue of.
■
•
New
\<
a
syndicate cpmposed, of the Amerr
ican National Bank of St. Paul;
Rich¬
Virginia,
«
/ Wisconsin —y;
bonds
197, p.
y,
for the pur¬
Co., asAVis. Dated Feb, 1; 1963.."; school bonds offered Jan,
&
90,000 2V2S.' Due on Feb. 1, 1968 $125,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
—
and 1969. * • ;
—
•
Bank,
.
awarded * to
of
■/
*'
Sal e—The y
building
noon
mond, or the First National City
McCall/- Parkhurst, 106.44,
$550,000 school Crowe, McCall & Horton.
Bond Sale—-The
until *
'
.■i
<
— Bond
State
Seagoville, Texas
approved
y
Gordon
the
$1,845,000v school bonds.
Bank
the
at
1
000
ap?
WISCONSIN
,
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
and 1983.
Bond Sale
and
payable at the City
Barron County
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Interest A-O.
Aug.
'
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
on
-
:'y
\
Debt, will
bids
Feb.. 13
on
of
chase
V and 1981.
455,000 3.40s. Due
1963. — Interest
■
.
'r?y'
■
$180,000 2.85s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1967 inclusive,
and .1979.
of
Local
on
sealed
(EST)
,
of about composed of McClung & Knicker¬
:
'
bocker; Rotan, Mosle & Co., and
cost
.
Oct. 1, 1978
on
J.
—
Secretary
Commission
'
'
—
Due on Aug., 1 frpm 1991 to 1998
Ingle side Independent School DistP, inclusive. Interest F-A. > Legality
Sparks & Co., at a price of 100.a
Co., as
/t
on
Oct. 1, 1976
on
*420,000 3.30s. Due
inclusive.
Legal i t
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and J„ W. bonds
008,
Due
& Horton.
Jan.
& Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Peabody
>
sold
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
2535—were awarded
p.
$350,-
Offering
receive
385,000 3.20s. Due
inclusive.
1973
3.60s.
1984 to 1993
Pa.
offered
bonds
improvement
of
was
•,
/
Aug. 1 from
on
Bond
Bennett,
and 1977.
~
Sale—The $925,000
Bond
-
V.
,
Oct. 1, 1974
on
355,000 3.10s. Due
'
Whitpain Township School District
i
'
Due
(P. O. Richmond), Va.
.
.
_
bonds
—
330,000 3s. Due
Campbell County, Rustburg
Legality approved by Dumas,
from 1974 to 1983 inclusive. Huguenin & Boothman,
180,000 4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Penington, Colket & Co.;
Poole & Co.; Reed, Lear & Co.;
Steele & Co.
to
105,000
Co.;
H. J.
i
$65,000 3V4S.
Kerner, Inc.; Hess, Grant
Close &
&
Co.;
&
Co.; Rambo,
&
.
School Dist.,
William N. Edwards &
to
r*
yy
VIRGINIA
I
Oct. 1, 1973.
on
inclusive,: Principal
;
Oct.
oh
and 1975.
.
issue
schoolhouse
000
S. McKee &
Co.; C.
Sale—An
Bond
Bache & Co.; Cunningham,
Schmertz
Due
1983
interest (M-S')
April 1 irom 1964 to
on
inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬ Treasurer's'; office.: Legality
2001
from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
<
McCall & Hor¬
—V / .:■■■
Texas
/
.
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stroud
& Co.;
/.
Ever manIndependent
,
Moore,
Co.;
Parkhurst. Crowe,
ton. /
4^s.
155,000 3.70s. Due
Legality approved by McCall,
G,
and. A,
Inc.,
Sons, as follows:
$1,135,000
Bank, Corsicana, or
the First National Bank in Dallas,
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
&
wards &
(F-A) payable at the
First National
syndicate:
Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Fosdick,
&
callable. Principal
are
and interest
r
,
bonds
The
Ruffin,
Burgwin,
by
1961. Due
gality approve d by Caldwell, proved by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin '& Ellis. •
;
Ed-? Trimble & Mitchell.
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
McKeesport.:, Legality
of
Bank
approved
to
000 revenue bonds. Dated April 1,
yielding
technical
high profits.
and
sales
staff.
R-117, Commercial & Financial
well
Compe¬
Box
Chron¬
icle, 25 Park Place, New York 7,
N.^Y.
@FedFRASER