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Number 6277
198
Volume
SI.60
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 1,1963
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
and
ment
N.
SEC REGISTRATIONS
Agamenticus Mountain Corp.,
corporation
June
on
1903
10,
be
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
filed
offered
"Reg. A"
a
are
used
be
to
speculative
a
American & Foreign Power Co.
The
of
company
Church
100
St.,
*
amusement
York,
June 26 filed
outstanding
h>" v-.-::
Coleridge Press Inc.—"Reg.
which
complex
be
on
June
Proceeds
and
be
to
are
used
paving
of
road,
a
complex,
the purchase
of
305 E.
debentures
of
1962
of
company,
the
to
1988,
due
The
On
ment
originally
Trust,
as
shares,
respectively.
Registered—
197,
p.
2249.:V'
-
filed
the
with
shares
wtihdrew its reglstratioh state¬
SEC on March- 23, 1962, which
to have been offered publicly,
McDonnell & Co., New York.—V.
common
195,
p* 2379.
The
company
of
2042-South
Atlantic
Ave.,
P.
corporation
by
Proceeds
are
to
be
Natural
Indiana
natural
300 000
will
be
used
sales personnel. The net proceeds from the stock
to working capital and used in obtaining bank
of
B
Lewis
favorable
terms
on
train
expand
and
management
key
to
its
the company, and a portion will
sales organization through employ¬
personnel.
In
in¬
certain
to
addition
the company has outstanding 8,500 common and 75,000
shares, all of which latter shares are owned by
debtedness,
class
*
added
be
to
a
other
of
commissioned
sale
financing
common
President.
Leeds,
:
«
The
*
of 9 Chelsea Place, Great Neck, N. Y.,, filed a regiS-«<*»«with the SEC on June 21 covering 139,044 out¬
company,
statement
tration
standing .shares of common
the holders thereof through
&
Reg'd—
Corp.—Common
International
Plan
Lease
Broad
25
Inc.,
Co.,
stock, to be offered for public sale by
underwriters headed by Hayden, Stone
St., New York. The public offering
share) and underwriting terms are
(maximum $35.50 per
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in
_
'
price
to be
*
tho fleet leasing of trucks and cars, .. .
other equipment on a single or mul¬
the operation of trucks as a contract car- •
rier.
It also furnishes
consultant- and 1 management services con¬
cerning fleet vehicle operations of other Industrial and financial In¬
corporations. In addition tc certain Indebtedness, the "company has'"""outstanding 667,962 shares of common stock, of which H. L, Meckler,
gas
used
of
for
Paoli,
and
construction
Jnd.,
in Paoli and Orleans,
is
a
working
utility
public
and in
tiple-unit basis,
*
7»-.
-■ ■
*
-'i'
and.Resident, owns 17.7% (an additional 6.9% is
benefit of Meckler's children), and man¬
group 20.4%.
In addition, members of the
participated with Meckler in founding the
company in 1946) own an aggregate of 139,044 shares (21%) and
they propose to sell all such holdings. 1 The prospectus lists' 13 selling stockholders including F. J. O'Neill and H. M. O'Neill who pripose to sell 39,553 and 30,353 shares, respectively.—V. 197, p. 2153. "
for the
trustees
by
capital.
supplying
Ind.
tration
On
-
'
'
Co.
Assurance
SEC
Pennsylvania
of
Regis-
Withdrawn—%
1963,
24,
June
the
company
withdrew
its
state¬
registration
filed with the SEC on March 28, which covered
shares
to
have been
offered publicly,
through
Parker
&
Redpath,
Philadelphia,
and
Arthurs,
Auchincloss,
&
The
Co.,
company,
ment
New
York
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Stock
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Stock Exchange
PAGE
12
(Bonds).
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30
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Stock
;
Exchange.......^
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A
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange..
Midwest Stock Exchange
_
43
35
35
35
35
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
36
36
Montreal
-
Stock Exchange
37
j_
Canadian Stock Exchange
Tororito
Stock
Exchange
:
Over-the-Counter Market
___:
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC
Index
of
Stock
Prices..
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
subordinated
which
100,000,
General Corporation and
37
38
42
36
36
36
36
Investment News..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead__
2
State and City Bond Offerings
53
Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement of
Foreign Exchange
9
Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Rates...^
46
46
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
interest
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
:
45
the
197,
p.
1415.
of
SEC
in
state¬
141 Milk St., Boston, filed a registration
on June 21
covering 1,000,000 shares of
the
Trust,
to
bene¬
be offered for public sale at $10 per
best-efforts basis by B. C.
Morton Funds Underwriters Co., Inc.;, of the Milk St. address, which
will receive an 87Va-cent per share selling commission.
The Trust was organized under Massachusetts' law in June, 1963,
and intends to qualify as a "real estate investment trust"
under
the Internal Revenue Code.
Its purpose will be to provide investors
with an opportunity to own,
through, transferable shares', an in¬
terest in diversified income-producing properties consisting primarily
of real estate interests.
The Trust presently owns no real property
interests or contracts, and no specific plans or acquisition have
been formulated. The net proceeds from the sale of shares will be
used to carry out a program ox such acquisitions.
Bernard Carver
and Morton W. Goldberg,, two trustees and promoters of the Trust,,
are principal officers of the underwriter and own a company which
owns all of
the outstanding stock of the underwriter. I
The
share.
(Stocks)
Exchange
With
ficial
Stock and Bond Quotations
Pittsburgh.—V.
Morton Realty Trust—Securities Registered
(B. C.)
In This Issue
Box 7197,
with the SEC
holders thereof. The $400,-1
COO
shares are to be offered in
units consisting of one $100 debenture and 100 shares. The offering
will be made at $350 per unit on a best efforts basis by Alpha
Investment
Securities, Inc., 11 Pryor St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga.,
which will receive a $45 per unit selling commission. The selling
stockholders
will collectively receive $51.25 of the proceeds of
the sale of each unit which represents their proportionate share
Of the proceeds
of the sale of the 100,000 shares to be offered
by them
The statement also includes 600,000 outstanding com¬
mon
shares presently owned by the company's stockholders.
The company was organized in 1959 to engage in the develop¬
being outstanding stock, by the
of debentures and 400,000 common
shares,
by
is
extent,
Lestrange
O.
common stock, of
the company and
lesser
originally
100,000
capital
offered for public sale by
debentures due 1983, to be
and 400,000 shares of
Shares are to
be offered by
company,
'
A- ■*
distributor of sets of encyclopedias, and to
;
educational volumes, such as dictionaries,
atlases,
adult
and
children
classics, and medical
and science
books.
Sales
are
made
direclty through house-to-house
canvass
"
per share.
The company
a
ment
Reg'd—
the
outstanding shares sold to U. Grant Roman, a partner of the
principal underwriter, by the company's sole stockholder, at $1.25
Life
,
convertible
i
/
agement officials as a
O'Neill family
(which
by Yates, Heitner & Woods, St. Louis.
et al) propose to
in the trust).—
Beach, Fla., filed a registration statement
on* June 26 seeking registration of $400,000 of 8%
the
$4.50 per share) and underwriting terms are to
amendment.
The statement also includes
8,500
(maximum
supplied
by
be
Board Chairman
Estates, Inc.—Sees. Reg'd—
Davtona
Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla., filed a regis¬
SEC on June 24 covering 66,500 shares
6660
with
statement
common
price
for
Miscellaneous Features
Eagle's Nest Mountain
of
company,
stock,
to be offered for public sale on an
all or
none
basis
through underwriters headed by Roman & Johnson,
15
S.
E.
Third Ave..
Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
The public offering
of
June
on
offered
on
June 13,
1963, filed a "Reg. A" covering
of which 30,000 shares are to be offered for
stockholders at $5 per share on a share-for-share
basis until June 30, 1963; the remaining 20,000 shares will be sold
to the public at $5.50 per share.
The offering1 will be underwritten
Board Chairman; Curtiss E. Prank, and
trustees under the Thorne Donnelley Trust
(for the benefit of Thorne Donnelley,
sell the 160.000
shares (of 163,616 shares held
V. 197, p. 916.
12.95%, respectively.
140th St.,
SEC
be
125,000
The
Jr.,
Agreement
the
50,000 common shares,
general book
stock, to be offered for public sale by
underwriters headed by Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., 63 Wall St., New York.
The public offering price
(maximum $30 per share) and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment.
The company is engaged in printing maga¬
zines, telephone directories/catalogs, hard bound books, and other
materials.
In addition to certain indebtedness, it has outstanding
12 274.050
shares' of common stock, of which Gaylor Donnelley,
President, and Elliott Donnelley, Vice Board Chairman, own 13.1%
and 8.2%, respectively, and management officials as a group 23.5%.
In
addition, The Northern Trust Co.,
as Trustee, holds 14.6%.
Northern
develop
1963,' the company
11,
June
subscription
2223 South Park Way, Chicago, filed a regis¬
with the SEC 011 June 21 covering 160,000 out¬
Haffner,
and
Indiana Natural Gas Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
shares of common
the holders thereof through
C.
the
$450,000
to
International Book Distributors, Inc.—Common Reg.
The
tration
held
standing
Charles
ski
an
through
of
statement
construct
to
for
covered
Boston
company,
tration
horse
this
financing,
lodge,
$129,758
from
motor
subsidiary.—V.
English
an
New York
Donnelley & Sons Co.—Common
pool,
SEC FILINGS
•
the leasing of trucks, cars and
publishing.
(R. R.)
a
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intends
develop
stables,
i'so
(Alex) Forst.& Sons, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—*
covering
.
include
$186,500
East
739
with
statement
tion
of office equipment
42nd. St., N. Y., is engaged m
It
purchasers.
or
Cleveland, filed a registra¬
24 covering $25,000,000 of
public sale through under¬
writers
headed by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.,
70
Pine
St., New York. The interest rate, public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
net proceeds from the debenture sale will be used to pay $20,000,000
of
long-term debt and $2 million of short-term debt to banks,
and the balance will be added to working capital.
The long-term
debt was incurred in connection with the company's acquisition in
The
Hannibal
working capital.
Coleridge
the
$197,000
A" Filing—
■
for
County,
to
ment
Registered—
19, 1963 filed a "Reg. A"
be offered at $5, through
will
proceeds
net
construct
to
■
corporation
The
to
Eaton Manufacturing- Co.—Debentures
company of '3703 Yoakum Blvd., Houston, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on June 26 seeking registration of $7,600,000
of convertible subordinated
debentures due; July 1, 1975, ot'J
which
$6,600,000 are to be offered for public •'"sale at 100%
of
principal amount through underwriters headed by Allen & Co.,
30 Broad St., New York. The interest rate and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment. The company proposes to offer
the remaining
$1,000,000 of debentures to holders of 6V2 % sub- ;
ordinated convertible debentures due 1971. In addition, the state¬
ment
covers
53,700 common shares to be offered to holders of
common
stock purchase warrants of Long Mile Rubber Corp.
Associated is primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration
and
development of oil and gas properties, the production and
sale of
oil and
gas
and related activities; and, through a sub¬
sidiary, it also is engaged in the pipeline construction business.
It1 recently contracted
to purchase business and assets of Long
Mile Rubber in consideration of
(i) the payment by the company
of $7,750,000 and 600,000 shares of its common stock and (ii)
the
assumption of all debts, obligations,
contracts and liabilities of
Long Mile Rubber.
Of the net .uropp^s from the debenture sale,
$453,579 will be used to retire $450,575 of 4% income debentures
of
Long
Mile- Rubber assumed by the company;
$1,609,000 to
retire
$1,500,000
of
6%
sinking fund subordinated debentures
of Long Mile Rubber assumed by the company; $390,000 to retire
$381,000 of ixk% sUbord>n».ted convertible debentures of the com¬
pany; and the balance will be added to working capital. In addi¬
tion to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 5,674,554 shares of capital
stock, of which management officials as a
group
own 27.93%. Walter N.
Maguire is Chairman and Walter
L. Maguire is President.—V. 196, p. 1872.
50,000
common
shares to
Securities, Inc.-, New York.
sales
Boyd, Vice-President, own 35.18%, 21.8% and
They propose to sell 50,260, 31,240 and 18,500
The
II
Haywood
additional 40 rooms in the
lodge, and the balance for working capital. The company has out¬
standing 700,000 shares of common stock, of which William C.
Satterthwaite, a Director, F. Lovette West, President, and J. W.
by Electric
York Stock
Exchange or at private sale of such Exchange, either at market
or
at a
price within a range not lower than the bid price nor
higher than the asked
price quoted on said Exchange at the
time
of
such offering
(maximum $12.75 per share). The issuer
is
primarily a holding company with public utility subsidiaries
operating
in
Brazil,
Chile, Costa
Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala,
Panama
and Venezuela.
In addition to certain indebtedness and
preferred stock, it has outstanding 7,312,526 common shares. Bond
&
Share
will own 3,690,791 shares
(50.5%) of the outstanding
shares if all of the 250,000 shares are sold.—V. 197, p. 2044.
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—Debentures
in
retire
indebtedness incurred for part of the purchase price of one of the
tracts of land included in the general tract and the construction
used
will
and
on
for
venture
estimated
$982,610
Inc.—Common Reg.
New
tract
acre
operate a motor lodge and restaurant and
and
amusement
.registration statement with the SEC covering 250,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
Bond
&
Share
Co.
from time to time on the New
781
a
riding ring,
tennis courts, ice skating rink, putting green,
lift,
and other facilities which
may
prove
appropriate.. "Of
development and
Maine.—V. 197,
Agamenticus of York, Maine, is engaged in the
of a ski and recreational area in York,
813.
of
Eagle's Nest Mountain. The company intends
develop the land, build houses under contract,
as
and
construct
an
covering
an-d working capital.
for expansion
operation
p.
to
without under-
at $10,
......
Proceeds
improvement
known
C.,
sub-divide
as
.The
INSURANCE
PUBLIC UTILITY • INDUSTRIAL •
•
offering
will be
made on
Parkway Laboratories,
On
June
24,
1963,
the
a
Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
company
withdrew
its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC 09 Dec. 6* 1961, which covered
common
shares to have been 'offered at $5 per share,
through Arnold Malkan & Co., Inc.; New York.—V. 194, p. 2663".
ment
160,000
Roadcraft
mon
Manufacturing
Registered—
*
Leasing
&
,
"
Corp.—Com¬
1
•
'
,
Walnut Ave., Gardena, Calif., filed a
the SEC on June 24 covering 100,000
shares
of common stock,
to be offered for public
sale through
underwriters headed by Rutner,1 JackSon & Gray, Inc.,; 811 West
Seventh St., and Morgan & Co., 634 South Spring
St., both of
Los Angeles.
The offering will be made at $12 per share with a
$1.20 per share commission to the underwriters.
The statement
also includes 23,000 outstanding shareS underlying options granted
to the underwriters by the company's sole stockholder, exercisable
at $12 per share.
,.-v
The company is engaged in the business of designing, manufac¬
turing and selling mobile homes and office trailers in the retail
market
to individuals and
business concerns.
It is also engaged
in leasing mobile office trailers manufactured by the company, par¬
ticularly to industrial and governmental users, for use as offices
and
for
similar purposes.
Of the $1,650,000 estimated net pro¬
ceeds from the stock sale, $200,000 will be used as. working capital;,
for
carrying additional inventory of mobile homes for new and
existing locations; $835,000 to finance a portion of mobile home
retail sales without recourse
to bank financing, to repurchase a
The
company
registration
portion
lending
of
139
statement
W.
with
of conditional sales
contracts previously discounted to
institutions, to manufacture additional inventory of office
Continued on page 3
■1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
includes
Moreover,
Municipal Financing Ahead
Corporate and
BROWN
By SIDNEY
million
•
Further,
seasonally diminutive July 4 holiday
issue offerings is dominated almost
week's calendar of senior public debt
exclusively by tax-exempts. It adds
dp to $73,970,000 consisting of $66,470,000 in 15 municipals of $1 million or more
and one $7.5 million corporate subordinated sinking fund debentures with warnew
rants.
"
*
The
'•'
,
precipitous drop in the current 28-day supply of State and local visibles,
banner $440 million-plus sale of larger issues (see table oe-
offset by $242,016,000 if two recently a.nK°u"ced tax-exempt sales
targeted for late July were scheduled prior to the cut off date of July- 28. Those
two issues are the $200 million Grant County, Washington, Public Utility District
No. 2 refunding revenue bonds scheduled for public offering via an underwriting
group managed by John Nuveen & Co-., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Blyth Sc^Co.,
Kidder Peabody & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and A. C.
Allvn & Co., and the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency, Community
Facilities Administration, $42,016,000 in 38 competitive tax-exempt secondaries
of 10 colleges.
The latter is a pioneering sale from the U. S. Agency si portfolio
to raise cash for future college
tax-exempt and non-tax-exempt financing.
Details will be advertised early this (July) month.
low) could be
,
$35
million
CO
bonds
be
15 issues
includes
of
$300,000
LONE
GAS
in
with
still
less
or
STAR
sometime
aate
of
CO.
November
which
be
to
have
9
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
sinking
and
selling
dates.
$200-
July
Excludes:
resources
Alex.
$100
to
$150 million STATE OF CALIF, expected mid-July to start $1.7 billion water
$100 million DELAWARE RIVER & BAY AUTH. 40-year revenues underwritten by
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and Lehman Bros., in late November and December, as
program;
Brown & Sons,
well as $8-9 million interim
CLARA
CO.,
NEW
CALIF.
in
YORK
CALIF.
TOLL
ALLEGHENY
CINNATI.
million
$20
bonds
million
BRIDGE
August
B,
JLXP
Juiy;
$27-$37
SCHOOL
still
backlog tables.)
and negotiable firm
For the seventh week
in
,
Pheips, Fenn & Co.
WASH.-rev. bonds, October
million
1963; $45 million LEWIS PORT, KY.; $19 million STATE OF
development; $39.3 million ALLEGHENY COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY,
DENVER- METRO.
SEWERAGE DioPOSAL D1ST.; $70-$80 million LOS ANGELES
T. A.; $40 million NORTH JERSEY DIST. WATER SUPPLY COMM. in three or four
months;
$20-$25 million SEATTLE DEPT. OF LIGHT & POWER; $31 million WAYNE COUNTY ROAD COMM.
(Detroit, Mich.) airport revenue bonds expected in two segment.' either next December or January,
1964; $35 million SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO; $37 million N. Y; STATE BRIDGE AUTH. (Newburgn,
N. Y.) refunding bonds early next year; estimated $50 million CENTRAL KENTUCKY PKWY
AUTH
<M.
for
laii.
next
;
the
market, however, will be approached
anticipation notes by Rochester, N. Y.
July 3 for $15,280,000 in 12-month
JAPAN
♦Comprise
offering
reported
those
as
In
stocks
and
financing
the
bonds*—1
plans
"
Last Week
$2,453,488,090
which
have
not
been
$2,597,943,000
formally
announced
approved
or
for
Competitive and Negotiable Backlog table above. Recent additions
CAMERA CO. to sell $5 million convertible bonds via Yamaichi
Total
include:
Reported plan of CANON
Securities Co. of New York.
also 27 postponed corporates estimated at $112,702,000 compared to last week's tally
aggregating $108,023,000. These postponed securities may return with or without changes
backlog of issues to be offered or be withdrawn.
Among the recient postponements was
PENSION SECURITIES FUND, INC., 500,000 shares of common, designed to attract
pension funds.
the
to
REPRESENTATIVE PATMAN'S VISIT TO THE N. Y. FED AND
SEC-registered
equities tentatively scheduled for this week in view of last week's stock market
weakening and the traditional lethargy in selling stocks of any kind this week.
Among the larger corporate and municipal capital issues expected to find
their way out in to
This Week
-
Corporate
"V
BACKLOG
FEDERAL RESERVE'S BOND PURCHASES HIT 10-YEAR HIGH DURING
DORMITORY AUTHORITY,
FUND, AND FINANCIAL GENERAL CORP.
WEEK'S LARGER ISSUES ARE N. Y. STATE
Some pause may
INDETERMINATE
of 29 issues
.
regular weekly bill market. The money
on
$76,630,000
Includes,
-
the Treasury will not seek neW cash in
row,
a
METRO-DADE
bonds;
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY early October;
$136.8
earliest hoped for next October; $25.0 to $80 million range
indefnjte; $41.1 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT AuTH. rev. bonds
this summer; $175 million WELLS PPvVnR PROJECT, EAST WE-
.
rise
over last week's tally—reflecting end of • the quarter SEC registration filings
for issues with and without sales dat^s set. Thus, the decline of municipals com¬
pared to last week's tabulation, but not last year's for this time, has brought che
total backlog of both corporate and municipal bond offerihgs $45 million below
a
week ago but it is $322 million above the comparable year-ago week (s(ee
foot notes below for issues included in and excluded from the total competitive
l&iAMI
million
CONSTRUCTION
expected next August; up to $22-23 million EOARD OF
for Pittsburgh Stadium;
and $9 million UNIV. OF CIN¬
AUTH.
AUTH.
via
NATCHEE,
$28
of
CALIFORNIA
million
$22
and
CALIFORNIA beach and park
PA,;
mid-to-end
OF
refinancing
COMMISSIONERS
JACKSONVILLE
for OKLAHOMA TPK.
series
expected
STATE
AUTH.
COUinTY
in
may occur'July 1; $16 million out of $42 million SANTA
CONTROL expected, late this summer; $9 million HONOLULU, HAWAII,
STATE OF CONN, advanced refunding; approximately $100 million
$62 million
CITY
COMMISSION;
financing which
FLOOD
August;
be publicly offered shows a
backlog of corporate bonds to
total
The
debentures; $10
million bonds by its
fund
$10
determined.
million GRANT COUNTY PUD No. 2, WASH., via John Nuveen led
syndicated
and $42,016,000 COMMUNITY FACILITIES ADMIN, offering of 38 secondary taxexempt issues of 10 colleges—both slated for late July just beyond the 4-week visibles.
late
sometime
last week's
after
filed
POWER
to
ENGLAND
^Includes:
for
The
NEW
subsidiary, MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO.
.
.
AS GOLD
be given to the few corporate new issue and
the open this week are:
STOCK DROPS TO 24-YEAR-AGO LEVEL
Member bank's average
daily free excess reserves remained last week at the
same $214 million level in the June 19-ending week.
Similarly, too, the Wednesday-to-Wednesday change revealed sizably heavy bank borrowings from the Fed
and free reserves' deficiency preparatory to mid-year (June 28) publication of
banks' financial situation.
Today (July 1):
BOARD OF EDUCATION, FLA.; $8 million
AURORA, COLO.; and $7.5 million FINANCIAL GENERAL CORP. sub¬
ordinated sinking fund debentures and warrants via Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., and' Johnston, Lemon & Co., in 7,500 units.
$8,735,000 FLORIDA STATE
All indications suggest
that free reserves will be kept at the $200-million-plus
level rather than the June 12 and May 23-ending weeks, and not the
$300 million in early 1963, $400 million last year, and $500 million in 1961.
average
The
Tomorrow (July 2):
Perhaps this week, to all but New York State residents, Lehman Brothers'
Chicago office will be able to offer 604,867 secondary shares of NORTH¬
WESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. common; 80,000 shares of
XTRA, INC. convertible preferred via Putnam & Co.
i
Wedn'fesday-to-Wednesday change put June 26 free reserves $492 million
19 leaving the spot free reserves figure at $236 million deficiency
(net borrowed reserves from the Fed).
below June
Also, $22.5 million NEW YORK STATE DORMITORY AUTH. in two
issues—$17.6 million New York University revenue series and $4.9 million
Syracuse University; $8,210,000 ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA.; and $3.5
million KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, OHIO.
Wednesday (July 3):
•
V-'r;.v'V A'-';\V
v*
Contracting member bank credit
was
monetary gold stock decrease of $19
a
million for each day of the latest statement week, and a $65 million drop of gold
from June 19 to 26 which found its way to the Treasury's stabilization fund. Not
since April 26, 1939 has our gold stock been so low. It was the first outflow in
four weeks and totals $245 million since Jan. 1 compared to $455 million for 1962
period. The ratio of gold to Federal Reserve note and deposit liabilities improved
slightly from June 19's 31.6% to 31.7% last Wednesday but it still is below the
then lowest ratio of 32%
reached last Jan. 2.
\
v V
r•
.
Either that
day or Friday, July 5, 625,000 rights offering shares of JAPAN
FUND, INC. common to the stockholders will be offered by Bache & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Nikko Securities Co.
in the
course
of the week,
helped by stockholders' confidence, it is expected
that these equities may be floated: 150,000 shares of ACME VISIBLE RECORDS,
INC. common of which 92,555 will be for the owners via Smith, Barney & Co.;
of INTERSTATE SECURITIES CO. common to
stockholders via A. G. BECKER & CO; and 50,000 secondary shares of URIS
BUILDINGS CORP. common via Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
173,433 rights offering shares
28-DAY
COMPETITIVE
AND
(1)
'BonctsT
(5)
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Corporate
Total Visibles
Stocks
Total Bonds
Municipals*
but
July
JL-July
6
$8,800,000
$66,470,000
$75,270,000
$43,500,000
$118,770,000
July
117,478.000
8-July 13
103,250', 000
220,728,000
43f,200,000
263,928,000
July 15-July 20
73,150,900
19,775,000
92,925,000
9,600,000
required
lion
excess
in free
36,900,000
47,500,000
84,400,000
7,600,000
92,000,000
$222,100,000
$1251,223,000
$473,323,000
$103,900,000
$577,223,000
Week
June
28,
:
1962—
t Includes
exempt
$265,723,000
foreign
$1,073,000
as
*$1 million
or
$885,313,000
$97,228,200
$109,690,000
-
such
$619,590,000
$279,787,000
$389,477,000
$72,000,000
capital
Worcester
Facilities
Adm.
in
TOTAL COMPETITIVE
late
With
but the actual June 26 increase
came
money
in
in
to $11.2 million over June 19.
in circulation, and
Government
high, by acquiring $4,411,757,000—$108,700,000
the
Wednesday.
year-ago
over
June
19 and $579
and,
as
million
None of the $11.2 million net additions
saw
were
repurchases
$63^9-million; notes, $24.8 million;
noted above, bonds, $108.7 million.
issues.
Heavy drains
member bank credit is expected to set in this week
on
Last Week
1
;
(20)
"
June
Total
$869,901,000
$532,240,000
189,095,800
(49)
FOR THE WEEKS ENDING
(23)
225,951,000 (22)
1962
June 26
June 19
June 5
May 29
May 22
$214
$214
$170
$127
$212
$172
( 54)
$325
31,587
31,293
30,910
30,914
29,320
15,797
15,798
15,819
15,828
16,433
$721,335,800 (72)
$772,501,000 (55)
*$542,832,000 (63)
Reserves
U.
Securities*
31,583
31,317
Gold
Stockf
15,779
15,798
$684,601,000 ( 79)
$369,310,000 ( 60)
$1,412,733,000(117)
$1,457,102,000(134)
$1,090,645,800(132)
$151,590,000 (44)
$117,778,200 (40)
144,218,530 (61)
171,279,000 (69)
638,439,500(310)
$295,838,530(105)
$289,057,200(109)
$758,320,500(386)
S.
—1
bonds
.
.
the
AVERAGE OF DAILY FEDERAL RESERVE DATA IN MILLIONS
28, 1.962
$546,550,000 (33)
305,101,000 (24)
.
as
July 4th vacations.
;
OF DOLLARS
$564,860,000
.
Municipals with dates__
all
$54
foreign, et al, deposits with the Fed.
Free
Total
a
The Fed's bond holdings reached a record high, beating the September 9, 1953
decline $97.5 million whereas bills increased
non-tax
and
Also,
$49 million decrease
a
float seasonally declines and money in circulation rises with
'':
dates
$266 mfllion daily average increase in
AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
Bonds:
dates
S.
was a
$461,477,000
(7/10)
deficiency
a
of $236 million due to $612 million borrowed that June 26 day.
beyond 5-year maturities and the week's Wednesday changes
July.
This Week
Without
U.
decline of $674 million from June 19—and
reserves—a
$982,541,2(H)
Excludes $100-$150 million State of California water bonds possibly, appearing
$200 million Grant Co. PUD via John Nuveen, et al, expected late in July,
July,
$42,016,000 Community
Taxable
Italy
held fell $564 million from June 19
more.
mid-to-latter
and
dollar securities as $22 million Milan,
Polytechnical Institute (7/3). Excludes
reserves
million daily average decline
over
Last
a
went up $70 million leaving member banks with $376 mil¬
reserves
reserves
was
outright and repurchase average additions of Governments to the Fed's portfolio,
102,525,000
July 22-Ju'ly 27
Total
Actual Wednesday
$229 million.
and
Boosting member bank reserves
(4)
(3)
(Cols. 1&2)
contracting member bank credit
$111 million rise in daily average
Treasury deposits with the Fed reflecting the June 11 bond sale and a $181 mil¬
lion spot rise on June 26 over June 19.
Further, required reserves rose $279
million on average due to a jump in deposits, whereas total reserves advanced
VISIBLES
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
Taxable
Also
^
♦Includes
July
repurchases,
in
1962
25,
a
tActual
week's
June 12
gold
drop
was
$65
June 27
million—largest
since
week.
Corporate stocks:
With
dates
Without
.....
U
dates
1
Total
;
-
'
■
Total
Data
'
'
stocks
and
$119,881,000
I
bonds.
t$l,708,571,000(222)
in
$1,746,159,200(243)
investment, companies and SEC-registered secondaries.
issues, private placements and such similar non-public
to
$1,848,966,300(518)
be
as
exchanges,
publicly for cash and
non-financial issues, and include
Excluded are U. S. Government and Agency
offerings
shares
reserved
$200 million GRANT
is slated.for late August.
r,^r^lnS!^dei,$32'160'000 in four
POWER
tiU
£li£iCTRIC
and
million
for
At
and
a
at
PUD
No.
2,
WASH.,
via
John
Nuveen
led
press
$10
are
expected
miiii0n
to
be
filed
GULF" STATES
v
conference last Tuesday, Chairman Patrhan smilingly, courteously,
great length gave vent to his unchanged strong views
with
November
UTILITIES
and
offering
$20
syndicate
making powers under present statutory law.
The
targeted;
million
favoring
UNION
28
and
cheap
low interest rates, emasculation of the Fed's independent monetary policy¬
larger preferreds with selling dates assigned; and NEW ENGLAND
preferreds
^determinate
CO.
COUNTY
Currency Committee visited the New York Fed and several
"from
money,
"Includes:
and Wednesday, the Chairman and 24 members of the 31-man
Wall Street institutions.
and
time-to-time sales."
$lo
ALTER ANY OF REP. PATMAN'S ANIMADVERSIONS
Last Tuesday
offered
£onye.Lrsi?,n and,for issuance under employee and other preferential stock option plans,
CO.;
HOSPITALITY AND GRACIOUSNESS OF THE NEW YORK FED FAIL TO
House Banking and
parenthesis denote the number of capital issues
refinancing by domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial
one
(76)
Fed is
30
now
years
50 years old
ago!
,
_
^nd~*the laws governing it
The Fed is
a
were
last amended
creature of Congress, not the
Executive
(3)
Volume
198
Number 6277
-
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
expressed gratifi¬
monopoly in banking; endorsed the SBIC's and the ExImBk;
cation that the Silver Bill went through so fast' that no one's
hopes that his colleagues will
independent central bank dedi¬
cated to tr.e monetary-credit needs of business and to the soundness of money
and credit. He would like the System to be merely an administrative appendage
of the Treasury which has as one of its responsibilities furthering the political
popularity of the Administration. No one quarrels with that responsibility, but
Congress wanted and has, so far, a policy-making independent agency which can
make known its views and act whenever the goal of political party survival
became more important than what might be good for. the economy.
Those implications and much more was expounded upon at Chairman Patman's
press conference.
He wants:, (lpthe President to appoint the members of the
Open MaTket Committee; (2) low interest rates (he indicated that price inflation
and balance of payments arguments for a higher rajes were specious reasons);
(3) his view of. t. e "accord ' of 1951 to prevail which is at*.complete variance
with the facts and even ignores Senator Paul Douglas' cataclytic role; (4) the
Fed to buy and monetize- U.-S. securities*.whenever the interest rate threatens
to go up; (5) to retire member banks' stock in arguing that the Federal Reserve
(Treasury), and the Chairman made clear that he
agree with him on legislating out of existence an
existing law- are
banks under
not privately
owned.
extending "full
banks should
Though asked to comment, he had no opinion to venture on
disclosure" to unit commercial banks, and on whether commercial
act as investment bank underwriters.
°
The writer
General Corporation
pany
Investment News
and
(18.37%)
to sell the
proposes
Vend-Mart Inc.—SEC
1
Continued from page
to bank financing,
inventory: and the balance
additional leased locations for mobile
recourse
additional raw material
equip three
ana reia-eu
establish and
to
...
Signaiite Inc.—SEC
On
ment
June
24,
common
Milton
through
1933
■of
state¬
covered
per .share,
p. 684.-
Co.—Offering ..Suspended-—
Securities Act
Regulation A exemption from
Act with respect to a proposed public
company, 1027 North First St., Phoenix,
the SEC issued an
temporarily suspending a
27
June
29, 1962, which
shares to have been offered at $4.50
D. Blauner & Co., New York.—V. 195,
Skyskooter
On
withdrew its registration
with the SEC on Jan.
originally filed
126,000
registration under that
offering of stock by the
order under the
Arizona.
from registration
$300,000 in amount.
the public
offering of 100,000 shares at $3 per share. In its suspension order,
the Commission states that it has reasonable cause to believe that
certain terms 'and conditions of the Regulation were not complied
with by
Skyskooter: that its offering circular is false and mis¬
leading in respect of certain material facts; and that the stock
offering would violate Section 17(a) of the Act. The order provides
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether
the suspension order should be vacated or made permanent.
The alleged misrepresentations relate among other things to the
status of the basic contract between Skyskooter and a predecessor
company for' acquisition of the latter's assets, property and busi¬
(including its interest in an autogyro aircraft), to be used
by Skyskooter in the development and production of such air¬
craft; the death of the developer of the aircraft in a demonstration
flight and the causes thereof, as well as the status of an applica¬
tion by the developer to the Federal Aviation Authority for cer¬
tification of the aircraft as airworthy and the steps required to
be
taken to proceed
with the development and modification of
the
aircraft in order to obtain FA A certification
(and the cost
thereof); the exact status of the design and development of the
aircraft,
its specifications and performance capabilities, and its
•essential characteristics in comparison with conventional aircraft
and helicopters and its relative advantages and disavantages; and
the
identity
and interests of certain unnamed promoters and
affiliates, the backgrounds of certain promoters and affiliates, and
the
existence
and nature of an exclusive sales agreement with
an undisclosed affiliated corporation which would limit Skyskooter's
profits and divert profits to the affiliate
(and the interest of
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption
public offerings of securities not exceeding
a notification
tiled May 2, 1963, Skyskooter proposed
for
In
an
promoters and
27 the company announced that it had filed
and
Exchange Commission a
registration
124,072 shares of common stock. The shares are
outstanding and are to be sold by certain stockholders.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. New York and McDonald & Co.
June
covering
head
a
of underwriters
group
_
with the
statement
presently
one
July
On
Corp.—Common Registered
246, Morristown, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on June 24 covering 25,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holder thereof in the ov^r-the-counter market at prevailing
prices (maximum $9 per share). The company is engaged in the
manufacture, and sale of luminescent chemicals, edge-lighted and
metal instrument panels, dials, nameolates. watch and clock dials,
x-ray screens
and various products involving the use of radium
States Radium
P.
O.
NOTE:
the
L
offering.
will
be used
Proceeds
197,
company
for loan
repayment, and working
of the fluctuations
companies,
insurance
four
to
$30,000,000
of
senior
$10,000,000 of senior subordinated notes,
both due June 1, 1983. Blyth & Co., Inc., New York,
assisted in arranging the financing.
Proceeds were used to retire short-term ' borrow¬
and
notes
capital.
2299.
p.
ings.—'V. 197, p. 1943.
News of Business
This
and Finance
million
the common stock and an exchange
shares for each $1,000, 5V2% con¬
outstanding.
David W. Wollin, President, and Fred E. Hernon, Vice-President,
said a
major creditor, ■ Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Sales, Inc.,
has
agreed to convert $3 million in debt for 386,952 shares of
new
class A common
and another $1 million in debt for Alsco's
Canadian
subsidiary.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Sales is a
subsidiary of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
Kaiser
had first stipulated that holders
of at least 80% of
fiscal
the
Corp.—Record Earnings—
in both earnings and volume in
1963, its annual report disclosed
Mortgage
company
year
set new records
ending April 30,
today.
share
after taxes were $628,648, equal to 97 cents a
outstanding at year-end, as compared with $416,591,
cents a share on fewer shares in fiscal
Mortgage volume of $144,442,000 was nearly double last
Earnings
121
new
debenture
equal
1962.
83
to
fifth1 consecutive year of earnings increases
volume.
mortgage servicing portfolio increased 13% to $405,627,000. Workffg capital rose to $7,159,424 from $3,885,208. Work¬
ing capital was augmented by a $2 million subordinated loan from
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. in January and by $1,045,000
proceeds of the company's first public stock issue last
November. The company is traded Over-the-Counter.
its
In
10th of increase in
cant
his
annual
increases
However,
President Irving Rose predicted signifi¬
mortgage volume and servicing income next year.
message,
in
he added the
the
mortgage
in
cannot
predict with
company's earnings could be
market
and
money
affected by
market which "we
*
precision."—V. 197, p. 1112.
the conversion, Kaiser is willing to go along witlji the
recapitalization plan, the Alsco officials said.
On
May 24, holders of about 75%
of Alsco's 889,612 common shares voted to
accept the l-for-10 reverse split, which became
effective June 27.
On May £3 holders of more than two-thirds
of the debentures voted to amend
the debenture agreement as a
iHep necessary to the conversion.
After the reverse stock split the company will have about 780,000
agreed
Advance's
.
holders
Although
^
year's
$75,975,000.
It was the company's
and
to exchange the debentures for new common.
of only about 70% of the debentures have
3,418 debentures agree
shares
on
reverse split of
class A common
l-for-10
a
of
vertible
The
Inc.—Recapitalization Plan Effective—
producer of aluminum and building products has announced
of a recapitalization
plan that has converted $6.5
of
debt into equity holdings.
This is being accomplished
completion
by
to
sharfrs^of
49%
than
common,
the
outstanding, of which Kaiser will own more
executives said. "Kaiser has not indicated
Alsco
participate in management however,: they could decide
to elect a representative group to the Board at the next annual
meeting of shareholders in September or October," they added.
Under the amended debenture agreement, after June 26, holders ,, .
a
desire
to
will receive about 42
debenture, Mr. Wollin and
wishing to exchange debentures for common
of new class A common for each
shares
Aetna
Finance
Mr.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
company
of
Hernon
The
redemption on Aug. 1, 1963, through
sinking fund, $500,000 of its 55/a% convertible
subordinated debentures due Feb. 1, 1975 at 100%. Payment will
be made at the St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis.
Debentures are convertible into common stock to Aug. - 1, 1963,
The
operation
has called for
the
new
said.
officials
class
A
declined
common
to
comment on what they believed
for on the American Stock
will trade
the
Ex¬
*
Alsco expects to report for the fiscal year ended May 31 a loss
of $1,700,000 compared with a loss of $4,158,856 in the year before
change.
York 7,' N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and Presi*dent;
issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!I. utner omces. j.jd a.
matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York N x., u ^
Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year. Other countries, &b/.uu p y •
in New York funds.
>
^ "
Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New
Published twice a week .[every Thursday (general news and advertising
Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class
S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year; in
in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S.
Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor.
Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613)-;
Subscription in United States, U.
On account
vately—On June 26, it was reported that Allis-Chal¬
mers
Credit Corp., a subsidiary, had sold privately
announced plans to -offer its
stockholders
subscribe for about $43,000,000 of con¬
vertible debentures on the basis of $100 of debentures for each 15
common shares held
of record about | Aug. 5.
Rights will expire
Aug. 20.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., New York, will underwrite
—V.
to retire part of
incurred for con¬
Manufacturing Co.—Notes Sold Pri¬
Allis-Chalmers
Offering—
Corp.—Plans Rights
1963,* the
the right to
25,
June
Box
William Dana Seibert,
Street, Chicago 3,
of March 3, 1879.
pipeline; a portion will be used
$4,500,000. in bank loans previously
struction.—V. 190, p. 1173.
S.
United Aircraft
On
The proceeds from the sale of the first mortgage
will be used principally to "loop" the main
:
bonds
26, 1963, it was reported that the company is negotiat¬
underwriters concerning the proposed sale of A. D.
U.
the
in
quirements.
•
R.'s
with
ing
Ltd.—Proposed
joins that of Texas Eastern Transmission Corp., which
is the company's sole supplier of its natural gas re¬
Sale—
A.D.R.
trends
THE COMMERCIAL
Fire Insurance Co.
Corp., New York.
Algonquin owns and operates approximately 590
pipeline between Lambertville, N. J., and the
vicinity of Boston, Mass., which it uses to transport
and then sell natural gas to operating companies in
New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island
and
Massachusetts.
At Lambertville, the pipeline
1963, following the registration- with the SEC of
external bonds, it was reported that the Government
is authorized to sell an additional $65,000,000 of bonds in the.U. S. .
and abroad. Underwriters will be Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.', and First
Boston Corp., New York.—V. 197, p. 2557.
' -
Tokyo Marine &
with in¬
arranged
miles of
$35,000,000 of
Advance
manufactures and
devices, principally
electric and gas
Co.—Equipment Trust Ctfs. Reg'd—
The company, of 6 Penn Center Plaza, Philadelphia, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on June 2o covering $4,800,000* of
serial equipment
trust certificates due 1964-68 (series 3), to be
offered for cublic s^le at comoetiUve biddiner.
The company sup¬
plies to railroads flat cars of standard designs suitable for the
transportation by railroad of highway trailers (commonly called
"piggyback" equipment). The net proceeds from the sale of the
certificates will be applied to the payment of not more than 80%
of the purchase price (estimated at $6,000,000) of about 452 new
railroad flat cars (the balance to be paid from treasury funds).
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the comoanv has outstanding 18,500 shares of
capital stock which are owned by 34 railroads and
freight forwarder. J. P. Newell is President.—V. 197. D. 2098.
of
by The First Boston
20,
June
4%% first
mortgage pipeline bonds due 1983, privately
stitutional investors.
The placement was
Mexico—Bond Sale Planned—
(Government of)
Pri¬
Algonquin
Transmission Co.—Bonds Sold
vately—On June 27, it was reported that
Gas Transmission had placed $15,000,000
Co.—To Sell Debentures—
,
On June 26, Directors authorized the company to sell $35,000,000
of sinking fund debentures at competitive bidding.
Headquartered at 301 South Harwood St., Dallas, the company
is engaged
in the production and distribution of na'ural gas in
Texas and Oklahoma.-'-V. 19l7, p. 1118.
On
included
Algonquin Gas
Yamaichi
Star Gas
Lone
,
subsidiary, H. G.
extrusion products,
in the transaction.
Industrial Gases was founded in 1936 and distributes
gases,
cutting and welding
equipment in Scotland,
Northern England, and Midlands and Southern England. Principal
manufacturing facilities for the production of certain gases are
lockted
at
Sunderland and Thornaby on the Northeast Coast.
Cutting
and
welding equipment is manufactured in Southern..
England.—V. 197, p. 2559.
Cleveland
Trailer Train
company,
&
will acquire
Air Products Ltd.
industrial
Co.--Proposed Bond Sale—
reported that the company plans to sell
U. S„ through
v
announcement,
share capital of Saturn. Saturn's
Son Ltd., manufacturers of impact
entire
not
1963, it was
convertible bonds in the
Securities Co., of New York, Inc.
Proceeds will be used for expansion.
of
which will offer the shares to
public.
Thermo-O-Disc, of Mansfield, Ohio, designs,
sells various types of thermostatic controls and
to
provide automatic temperature
control in
appliances.—V. 190, p. 1880.
United
Saturn directors.
According to the
Saturn
Proposed Registrations
June 26,
of the acquisition were not disclosed.
the shareholders have indicated that they
w|hich has been recommended unanimously
tjhan 90%
of
the offer
accept
Sanders
On
Subsid¬
Terms
England.
of
More
will
is
the
The
Bank
the
-Canon Camera
Chemicals Inc.—Proposed
&
amount.
Ltd.
Products
Alsco,
Registered—
Securities
will
which
affiliated persons therein).
Thermo-O-Disc Inc.—Common
On
Registration Withdrawn—
by
$5,000,000
$1,000 of principal
of London, England,
a
subsidiary of Air
Products &
Chemicals, Inc., has offered to purchase Saturn In¬
dustrial Gases Ltd., also of London, according to a joint announce¬
ment
on
June 21,
1963. The offer is subject to approval by the
%
ness
certain
Products
Air
Registration Withdrawn—
the company
1963,
p.
Air
403.
'
the basis of 65 shares per
1215.
on
197,
iary Acquisition:—
to certain
2175.
p.
stock, of which
Edmonds
of
shares
25,000 shares.—V. 192, p. 1039.
activities
sales
addition
inclusive,
—V.
indebtedness, the com¬
1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment
originally
filed with the SEC on Jan.
22, 1963,
covered
60,000 common shares to have been offered at $4 per
share, through M. G. Davis & Co., Inc., New York.—V. 197, p.
aui-eriisuio ana promotion. In
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 255,000 shares of common stock, ail cwnea cy s„aniey N. i_ewis, presi¬
dent.
Sale of the new stock to the public at S12 per share will
result in an increase in the book value of stock now outstanding
Ofrom $4.77 to $6.38 per share with a resulting dilution of $5.62 per
share in the book equity of stock purcnasea oy the public—V. 196,
home
year's time we added
26,
June
On
without
leasing
for
held
trailers
and to purchase
a
has outstanding 249,819 shares of common
management officials as a group own 15.36%. Dean S.
is
Chairman and E. Boudinot Fisher is President. The Estate
Anna
U. Willis
(of which Fisher is executor) holds 45,900
and
enough bonds to reach a new high
June 25, 1963-June 26, 1962 period,
$2,263 million governments to offset $654 million gold
loss at a time when GNP increased from $552 billion for tr.e secopd quarter of
1962 to an estimated $580 billion for this second quarter—or a 5.2% gain at
seasonally adjusted annual rates. Why, with a rising GNP and a steadily increas¬
ing monetization of Federal debt to suit Keynesian advocates, we should have a
gold loss reflecting a balance of payments problem might be a better subject for
the House Banking Committee to investigate.
Or, is this a subject that cheap
-money advocates believe unimportant or refuse to face because they do not want
to hear the answer in the light of our own and other countries' experiences?
June ^7, 1963
in
addition to certain
In
with Rep. Patman, we
while Rep. P&tman was discours¬
that should Congress ever agree
from bad to worse. Even
ing., the Open Market Committee purchased
since that of Sept. 9, 1953. Moreover, in the
"uselessness,'.' of
radio-isotopes.
is afraid
would monetarily go
-
and
emotions were
and dedicated service of the Fed
the sky the efficiency
personnel from the top down.
aroused; and praised to
emphasized-his desire for a "profitable" commercial, hanking
system; announced that he plans to hold hearings on the use, or
high short-term interest rates in redressing the balance of payments, and on
addition, he
In
3
.
4
the
officials
about
The
million,
Saxes
the
in
CAPITALIZATION
loss
May
31
;
the
earlier,
year
a
a
ended
year
$19,107,695
from
the
profit
a
first half ended Oct.
of $8,806,501 a year
the
in
Authorized
loss
a
officials
notes
subordinated
holders
The
Chase
•V: co-transfer
V.
197,
Manhattan
for
agent
2247.
p.
Rubber
Biltrite
Equipment purchase
Bank,
the
Inc.—Appointment
Co.,
York,
New
stock
common
has
stock
appointed
corporation.—
B.
Henry
Sargent,
B.
released the company's earnings
1963 at the annual regional meeting
;./.•>
/ ■>''
'•/•*
Pxesident
the first quarter of
shareowners.
of
for
.
s£id, "Earnings lor the first quarter of 1963 were
higher levels than for the periods ending March
the' lirst quarter of 1363, corporate net income was
SI,9o0,COO, or 27:cents a share, .agams't 25 cen.s a share lor the
first quarter of 1962. For the twelve months ended March 31, 19j3,
Sargent
moderately
'
:V.
1932.
March 31,
Brazilian properties • to the Government of Brazil
as
from
Jan.
1,. 1963.
Upon consummation of the Brazil sale,
Foreign Power may have io restate its first quarter earnings in
which
Power's
the comparison
case
197,
of earnhigs v/ould be more favorable,'':
.2044
p.
'.x,o^j.i4x..a>S— ihe
&
cipal
On June 20, 1*63, ■st.ckftoldera of .'.Western Tod & St: m^ing Co,
approved the sale of Western Tool to American Machine & Foundry.;.
:
A
m'aJcer
major
carta
other
ana
square;foot
Moines
of
no.xxv -ui,c
outdoor
plant and*
with
another
px/rt cry,
x-x »>xx
i
equipment,
ey-f '■
main'200,000
Tool's
Western
execu tive -
headquarters', are located in Des
91,3/0 square feet in Gainesville,/
plant: of
of
April
Eeam
6%
CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 30,
share
each
of
Western
place Juiy 27, 1963.—V.
Tool.
197,
Final
closing
formalities will
Common
—V.
1632.
p.
Sales, Net-
—
^
The
company has
ended May
reported
net
sales
of
$15,809,202
for
six
the
31. This compares with sales of $17,303,891*;
period last year. .
Earnings before taxes were $2,864,964 against last yearns $5,092,-'
301. Net income after taxes was
$1,366,964 or 18 cents per share;-'
on
7,504,559
shares
outstanding, f compared
with
$2,486,454
or;"
for
the
same
.
,
.
.
.
•
33
cents
of
last
-For.
compared
with
sales
year
of
last
level
of
"Significant
our
income
$670,186
was
nine
or
cents
$1,268,421
during
machines
supplies
and
continue
to i
the
customer
satisfaction," Mr. Rautbord said.
has been made in other important
'
of
quarter, of fiscal. 1962.
quarter were" $1,403,186 down
quarter,
acceptance of this machine has been most gratifying,
from the field Indicate the Electro-State has reached-'
reports
new
Net
year.
.
.
second
the
"Electro-Stat"
APEGO
"Customer
a
.
the
for
.
.
Rautbord,
show, improvement
and
of
in
taxes
.
.
or
17 cents per share last year.
President, said that although results ofr
for the second
quarter and first six months of the
were
lower by comparison with similar
1962 periods,
L.
operations
fiscal
quarter
against
•Clayton
shares outstanding at the close;
period. •
,< ;
fiscal :xl963,
sales were $8,203,448
fiscal
$8,961,722
before
$2,605,868
share
per
7,502,458
on
Six .month
second,
Earnings
from
share
per
year's
the
progress
company's
,
operations.
For
example,
areas
the quarter,
our
Service
Division
reached
new
highs
,2
.
leasing
income
also
climbed
to
new
levels
during
the
period.'
Actually, second quarter sales surpassed that; of the first, three
months by
approximately 8%," the executive stated.
'
'
i
He reported that the pending introduction of several new products is expected to aid the company's progress.—V.
197, p. 1943. V
during
.
.
■
In
preliminary
Bonds
—
Offered
that
announced
$9,353,735
v,
is
—
expected
Sept.
1.' ;
"
..
the
Celanese-Daicell
and
pending
supplying the
ben
in
this
country.
Japanese
.v'»
-
...
joint
of
receip^
from
in
venture
market
1
announced
was
government
year
a
Wxth
quantities
of
the
-
has.
approval,-Celaxiese
acetal
the
the
ma/when
automotive
and
wiil
U.
the
be
These
components
promoted
197,
Chicago,
which
on
and
increasingly
an
other
many
active
basis,
end
it
was
2248.
p.
Brothers
United
shares
fiscal
1963,
the
;;
achieved
fiscal
in
than
The
certificates, which
from
Jan.
The certificates
non-callable,
are
were
re-
15,
1976 t,o July 15,
rated Aa
are
1978, incl.
by both Moody's and
Standard & Poor's.
They are to be secured by new
equipment estimated -to cost $6,754,000 and are guar¬
anteed
to
as
Burlington
ed net earnings of $563,381, which
earnings
and
at competitive sale
4%
maturities
has
company
1962.
repur
xc
1962
York,
27, Salomon
associates an¬
offered for public sale June 28 at prices to yield from
3.40% for those due Jan. .15, 1964 to 4.25% for the
net
greater
New
Equipment
—
June
$5,250,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
equipment trust certificates, No. 3 of
1963, on a bid of 98.4747 for the 4% coupon. A com¬
peting bid of 98.458, also for a 4%* coupon, came from
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Up 52%; Sales 6.4%—
covering
Hutzler,
RR.
On
—
of
Railroad
'
figures
•
;
Quincy
&
Offered
that they were awarded
issue
an
the
in
&
nounced
of
Burlington
Certificates
Trust
$370,011.
In addition, during fiscal 1963,
the company's working capital
position was increased to $4,092,884. This is $998,418 higher than
the $3,094,466 on the books as of the end of fiscal 1962.
;
According to Sidney J. Reich, President, the sales increase is
attributable in part to the introduction of four new product lines
during the year.
He added that with the full marketing impact
of
these products to
be achieved during the current year, the
company should realize a substantial increase in
1964 sales with
correspondingly higher earnings.
.J
j;
Reich pointed out that, in order to assure the company's contilxv.J.i o.-muxx, a iw-ye^r, long-term loan of $1,750,000 was obtained
of
The
principal and dividends
Quincy Railroad Co.
&
by
Chicago,
certificates will mature in 30 semi-annual in-.of $175,000 on each Jan. 15 and July 15
stalments
from Jan.
15, 1964 to July 15, 1978, inclusive.—V. 197,
2149.
p.
Chicago,
Merger—
Rock
Island
Pacific
&
RR.
Proposed
—
~
...
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Massachusetts
rates
with no principal payments due until April, 30, 1966.
discussing BernzOmatic's recently-introduced products,
In
the'
.
complete
of
line
new
at
result
a
include
which
of
than
more
Chrysler
vehicle
operation."-—V.
197,
1944.
p.
,'1
this
issue.—V.
Utility
S.
A.
has
and. distribution
the
farmobil
which
company
The
Farmobil,
mounted
■
On
Big "C" Stores, Inc.—Quarterly Report—;
" \
"
1933
^.
rights
and
for
has
previously
multi-purpose
a
transmission
sales
T
Net
income
—V.
195,
$5,595,235
6,078
—7,778
for
-i—
—:
-
taxes
quarter
The
-
(24,957)
(7,457)
and
produced
which
of
is
June
Financial
25,
Corp.
Common
—
Offered
'
,
Build
exclusive
Farco
on
limited
a
truck
with
,
utility
A.G.,
the /
scale.
:
excellent
:
to
design.
..
Gieek
the
and
production
program
Farmobil
Russell
J."
a
"organization
Longon,
Chrysier International,- said,
for the manufacture
annually with 80%.
01
initially
thousand
several
ot
cperacion,
Government
the
i
provides
Farmobils
•
.
expected to be exported from Greece.
The
program also, outlines future expansion pians which would provide
facilities
for
the
assembly of 400 Kew Dodge trucks and
1,000
output
Simca
—
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc., New
York, as manager of an underwriting group, offered
and institutions of the Archdiocese, and for other:
publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock
corporate purposes.
v;/- iat $12,375 per share. The shares offered were pur¬
The Archdiocese was incorporated in 1903 to man- ;
chased from a group of selling stockholders who will
1963,
passenger cars annually in Greece.
its
plans
are
approved,
Chrysler
International
If
•
On
it
utility
Porsche
manufacturing
Managing Director
assembly
the
of
635,
p.
Brentwood
To
—
multi-purpose
a
purchased
light
projected
President
v
$4,718,109
—-
—r~".
the
of
1962
2560.
p.
worldwide
proposal which outlines both capital structure and
Period Ended April 3C—
L'arnings before
Truck
acquired
Chrysler International has submitted
Net
197,
cross-country mobility
offers the advantages of Tow -initial cost; :
low fuel consumption and
rugged simple construction. - It'reqdxreS".
little servicing and can carry a half-ton
payload. Txie power trqin ,\
comprises
the BxVlV/ 703 engine developing 35 HP and the rear-./
portable, flameless radiant heater and a dualflame tGrch,
two burning heads in one tool for convenience and
a
New
International
callea
Greek
,
combines
of
Corp.
manulacturing
and development,
of research
four, years
Pacific,Railroad Co.,
Greek Plant—
spray
enamels, which mark the company's first venture into the boom¬
ing -aerosol-packaging
field;
and
a
new
series of portable
re¬
frigerators which are designed for use around the home, in cars
or
boats, or in the
wilderness .on - camping, | hunting /or fishing
trips.
He said that the company's other new products, developed
as
Onion
Chrysler
Reich
propane-propelled
•
See
favorable interest
from
June 25, 1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
offered publicly $6,000,000 of this corporation's 4%'
through 5% direct obligation serial notes due June 1,
1964-83.
The notes were offered at par for those
maturing June 1, 1964-71; at 101 for those maturing,
Dec. 1, 1971 through June 1, 1977, and at IOOV2 for
all others, plus accrued interest.
Net proceeds will;be used for construction of ar
Seminary, improvements and additions to high schools r
Celcon
as
Co. • Ltd., to be owned 45%'..
Daicell,;. will produce; the"'engineerxng
be sold in Japan untter the trademark DuraconJ
Polyplastics
by
to build a plant with an annual production capacity
pounds a year.
No* site has yet oeen .--chosen, but it
that a location will have been decided upoxi by about
is
uses
Outstanding
$23,297
.177,150 shs.
>
$29,000
200,000 shs.
parjv————
"
xv.ou...vX' xxzOxxia
■;:
•
52%
known
co-polymer
55%
which will
reported.— v.
earnings amounted, to 90 cents per common
share.
This compares with 70 cents per share reported for fiscal
1962 on the average shares then outstanding.
For
the year ended April 30,
1963, the company has reported
sales
of
$9,951,919.
This is an increase of 6.4%
over
sales of
ease
Archdiocese of Milwaukee
($1
2457.
p.
mentioned
from
revenues
stock
197,
loan
mortgage
BernzOmatic Corp.—Net
•
American Photocopy Equipment Co.
Lower—
•
,'
;
'
months
first
take
1959
prin¬
the
1963
Authorized
5V2%
acetal
and
output
of its Bishop, Texas, plant. Plastic
S. tvixl continue to be sold actively in Japanplant there comes "on stream," markets alreadywill nave been developed for its output.
Up to this time in. japan, tna ace.ai co-polymer has found ap-.
plication in electrical appliances, industrial parts,
business liia-
government
outstanding
and
issudi
the
The
for
29,
Its
Realty Corp. which owns the real estate used
is headquartered in Milford, Mass.
"
915..
p.
Japanese Affiliate
million
cnin;S
sales were to
sales were to, ether
the
of
of
all
Georgia.
agreement provides fcr AMF to purchase the business
of
Western Tool in exchange for 336,835 shares of AMF common stock.
Each shareholder .of western Tool will receive one .share of AMF
197,
the
fabricate and
complexes at_
to
Mxnuteman
planned
16
co-polymer
stockholder,
selling
company's
the
of
and
owns
■
-
is
of
produced
The company
"
-
,
It
Tube
1
plastic,
It
so
qualified government source for the types
by the firm.
During the fiscal year ended
a
92%
1933,
business.
.
is
and
Government
contractors.
for
Mo., and Minot AFB, N. D.—V.
the^ agreement,
Celanese
Since
,
the
Under
ago
Offered—On June 26,
was
incorporated; on April
Ccmmcnwealth of Massachusetts.
manufactured
30,
States
involving
by
/, .■:/ /
The company's principal competition is Raytheon Co.
tubes
Previously
program.
$15,890,000
systems
is the
manufacture and sale of
external cavity
wxiicn are vacuum tubes used as generators of micro¬
business'
waves.:
Foundry Co.—Acquisition—
"Z'
company
the
of
laws
txie
r.nax r
manufactures
Machine
:vV-
Tube Corp.—Common
Net proceeds will go to the
Frederick T. Stoffel, President.
-
totaling
control
The
agreement,
now
approved by the Japanese government, is
between Celanese and Damippon Celluloid Co. (Daicell), of Osaka,'
earnings
.
Minuteman
contracts
A joint venture to produce and market a
high-strength Celanese
plastic in Japan has been approved by that country's government,
according to word received by Celanese Corp. of America.
Co., Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
and
i«xySi,ro,x races
I
.
_
American
1,020,056
955,230 shs.
——-
2,000,000 shs.
.—
1963, Markoff, Sterman & Gowell Inc., and H. Ct
Wainwright & Co., Boston, offered publicly, 13,750
shares of this firm's common stock at $7.25 per share.
compared
share,
commenting on the-"company's earning/ results, .Mr,, -iargent
said, ''The 1963 first quarter earnings do not insiucie any addi¬
tional income from Brazil which may
result from ' the sale of
Foreign
par)—
2453.
p..
Beam
In
/•;—V.
197,
For
corporate net income was .$9,326,000, or $1.23 a
With $1.26 a share for the twelve months ended
D.
sales
AFB,
the
on
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
Celanese Corp. of America—New
for the first quarter of the current-:
fiscal year are expected io be the highest -on the company s hxs--<tory for such a quarter/ according to present reports.
This was
stated
by
Sol Kiciay,
President and Chairman,
at the annual
meeting of stockholders. For the like quarter a year ago
(the
quarter ended June 30, 1962) the company's sales were $8,440,494
and
net
income
was
$771,274 or 26 cents a' common share.—
.
Mr.
at
V1962."
indebtedness—
($1
Carrier
environmental
Whiteman
75,208
1833.
p.
V.
Both
.
American & Foreign Power Co. Inc.—Net Higher—
results
197,
1,000,000
been
the
of
■
,
—V.
received
install
.
.
stock¬
officers,
others
and
Common
American
1,000,000
to
company
$1,500,000
1978
due
notes
due
obligated
Outstanding
$1,500,000
1978
due
lnaebtedness
of $399,427 on sales
said.—V. 197, p. 2247.
with
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
.
5%%
b3/4%'.
anticipates
company
contrasted
earlier
had
19o3.
down
predicted
previously
Hernon
Mr.
fiscal
in
$16
said
officiEls
31,
said.
million
$1.5
of
were
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(4)
*
build
intends
to
plant
in Greece capable of producing at least 20
daily as well as trucks and Simca passenger cars. The
Farmobil will be marketed throughout the
world.
The
Farmobil
was
originally designed and developed by Fahr
new
a
Farmobils
of
A.G.
Gottmandingen,
Germany.—V.
West
197,
p.
2045.
t
and
age
control
Catholic.
Church
waukee.
St.
the
1856 and
temporal affairs
within
Francis
in
the
United
South Lake Drive in St.
atory
Seminary,~Tnc.,
operated
as
Seminary for
many
was
It is
States
.
Roman,
one
and
located
The
years.
of
St.
Sales Prep-^
construction on
the
aratory Seminary now under
50-acre site adjoining St. Francis
Seminary will pro¬
vide for the
educational, social and living require¬
ments of
approximately 700
and
junior college divisions.
boys in the high school
.
,
>
life
insurance.
Los
27
stock at $7.50
per share.
Of the
•
count of the
shares
were
and
company,
sold
for
the
sold
were
the
for
the
ac¬
remaining
69,975
of
account
stock¬
certain
and
with
the
K„c-
ventuies
and
of
«M*n
has
17
was
of
organized
incurred in
con¬
Brentwood
stock
the.
($1
to
agreed
to
acquired
or
vending and
entered
food
of
Z\luC"ndfUCL opfra^ons
number of cities in the
into
service
contracts
companies.
6t
acquire
businesses
-
contemplated
acquisitions,
Automatique
at anproximatelv 2.452 locations in a
East and Midwest,
including New York City,
Milwaukee, and Kansas City, Mo.
Cit^heMCo°mPany LS headquartered
at 2540 West Pennway, Kansas
it,
insurance
an
of
forming
in. the
headquartered
is
a
whollyreinsuring
of
12031
at
and
agency
Vicente
San
2,000,000 shs.
and
are
follows:
as
'
from
conditions'
forth
;
'■
•
'
&
J.
Curtis
F.
Co.—5,500
&
Stern,
Co.—
5,500
Co.
&
Meyer
Fox
5,500
&
Weedon
&
—V.
Stifel,
Inc.
Westheimer & Co.
"
Nicolaus
&
31,
1S64.
and
ics
Hialeah,
Erownrd
in
Fla.
2,300
mortgage
55/8%
5j/4%
2,300
series
5y8%
2,300
6%
2,300
,:
secured
note
the
retirement
p.
to
loaned
Canaveral
to
loan
has
Henry
agreed,
International.
■■•■*;
-
Chairman
used
acquisitions, expansion,
short-term
indebtedness.—V.
be
the
company's
for
of
Canaveral,
forth
due
1981—
series
due
1S82
fund
notes
($.1
Conditioning
Co.t
$7,729,029
contract by the U. S.
vironmental control systems for
tinental
Warren
Award
Rep.
R.
ballistic
missiles
Air Force Base,
of
the
Walter
base
a
197,
Division,
has
the
awarded
a
construction
at
Francis
E.
Wyo.
contract
was
Riehlman
announced
and
brings
in
to
to
Washington,
$23,619,029
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
1,500,000
v-
1,470,030
'<
2,000,000
2,000,000
due
2,030,000
1980—
;
'
-2,000,030
underwriters
terms
and
named
conditions
below
of
'
-1,016,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
par)_
the
to
$2,416,815
$2,500,000
the
have
severally
underwriting
purchase the number oJ shares of common
their respective tfiames:
stock set
Merrill
D. C., by
the funds
Peabody
Lvnch,
Witter
Dean
&
Co.,
Pierce,
&
Inc„—
Fenner
&
:
Smith
Co
—
Inc
—40,000
40,000
'
10,300
,1
Goodbody '& Co
197,
p.
Coastal
been
buildl and install en¬
Wing""5 Minuileman intercon¬
Air Force to
under
subject
opposite
Kidder,
and
Corp.—Air Force Contract—
Air.
*
EFFECT TO
bends—
series
stock
Prop¬
-
proceeds
new
—V.
Carrier
Florida.
Shares
2352.
Carrier
counties,
Brevard
miles of lateral,
feeder and
headquartered at 955 East 25th
598
is
1979
agreement,
by the Florida National
million on
a
6%,
10-year. ~
Dubbin,
will
of
$3
subsidiaries distribute natural
approximately 102,030 retail
Miami metropolitan area in
•
GIVING
due
sinking
Common
"
Canaveral International Corp.—Obtains Bank Loan
Jacksonville,
and
firm
to
the
Authorized
First
The Florida National Bank group, headed
of
of
includes
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bank
gas
portions
company
mains.
CAPITALIZATION
Co.,
■
March
and
the
purposes.
that approximately $2,350,000
construction during the 12
2,330
______
2145.
p.
County
of
St.,
2,200
___,
v
erty
construction
for
used
petroleum
various
in
distribution
Co.
&
5,500
•
197,
Roney
4,000
Co.
Dade
4,000
2,300
C.
Wm.
^
Crowell,
4,000
Middlebrook,
Inc.
be
company
liquefied
customers
Co.
&
ended
and
gas
&
Halowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co,
Jones, Kreeger & Co.___
McCormick & Co.
5,500
&
Frank,
5,500
Co., Inc.
Staats
R.
'&
Coburn
Co.____
Dawkins
Sullivan
Sutro
&
Hutton
William
Faulkner,
will
lUoINx.SS—The
Shares
9,000
Co.____
8i
Goodbody
E.
&
months
1
,
9,000
Witter
Barth
remainder
The company estimates
will
be
required for
the
'
Shares
,
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc. 20,900
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
Dean
1,303,800 shs.
principal
underwriters
which each has severally
stockholders, subject to the
underwriting, agreement,
in
';/■■■
Offered—On
Of the proceeds from the sale, the company will use
$1,000,000 to pay outstanding bank loans, and the
the
shares
selling
the
set
-
-
of
Florida—Common
of
at $21.25 per share.
Outstanding
of
names
Co.
1963, Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., and Mer¬
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New York, as
joint managers of an underwriting group, offered
publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock,
another
busness
Gas
June 27,
sav¬
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
number
purchase
terms
from
engage
by
process
engage
par)_
aggregate
According
Automatique.
through subventures. in a general vending and food serv^Zre rpr'entlv the company has entered into joint
with independent
franchised Coca-Cola
Bottling companies
'°n 'JcoTpletlon
Chicago,
expenses
organization
cr>mpany
fno
the
will
•
others, and to defray
nection
made
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
holders.
Automatique will apply the proceeds of its part of
<?on;nntogether with funds from issuance of
$2,500,000 notes to acquire additional
properties, to
repay certain indebtedness to
officers, stockholders
a
Angeles.
Schwabacher
total, 185,000 shares
is
which
conduct
Authorized
Common
.
Automatique Inc.—Common Offered—On June
loans
It
City
subsidiaries
its
Californa, an escrow business, principally
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
■
1963, Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New
York, and
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc., Kansas
City, Mo.
offered publicly 254,975 shares of this
firm's common
with
business.
subsidiary
Blvd.,
Francis
De
new
connection
trustee
owned
in
the sale.—
and
company
ings1 and loan business
in
on
Francis, Wis. De Sales Prepincorporated in 1961 but
division
BUSINESS—The
in";
of the oldest
is
receive the proceeds from
Mil¬
of
established
was
separate
a
the
Archdiocese
Seminary
incorporated in 1900.
seminaries
has
the
of
ant
to
10,000
Acceptance
Corp.—Notes
Offered—Pursu-
•
June
18, 1963 offering circular, Shontell &
Varick, Manchester, N. H., offered publicly $250,000
of this firm's
63/4% subordinated registered series
notes due 1973 at par, in denominations of from $100
to $10,000.
•
a
1
✓
2353.
,
Volume
Net
Number 6277
198
.
.
for repayment of debt
*
"
be used
proceeds will
and other corporate purposes.
.
at 36 Lowell St., Manchester,
engaged in the making of small
loans, and for
that purpose are authorized by
the Articles of
Agreement to finance the purchase by individuals, co-partnerships,
V firms or
corporations of policies of insurance, to buy, loan money
upon,
sell, transfer, assign, discount, borrow money upon, pledge
as
collateral and otherwise deal in promissory notes, commercial
!-,papers, accounts, invoices, interest in notes, contracts, mortgages
on real or personal property, pledges of personal property and other
evidence of indebtedness of individuals, co-partnerships,
firms or
BUSINESS—The
~N.
H.,' and its
located
company,
subsidiaries,
are
•
to
Drilling
&
Exploration's shareholder*)
of' approximately $18
per share. Subject to favorable tax rulings
by the U. S. Treasury
^Department and approval by two-thirds of Drilling & Exploration
-Company's
shareholders,- it is expected that the sales will be
consummated in October or early November of this year, and -that
initial distribution to shareholders will be made soon, thereafter.
hoped the initial distribution will approximate 90%
of the
A special meeting of the shareholders of Drilling & Exploration will be called, to be held as soon as the tax rulings have been '
obtained. A proxy statement containing pertinent information will
be
sent to the shareholders with the. notice of the meeting.
EFFECT
GIVING
is
It
.
total.
.
The
of the applicable sales and purchase contracts as
the Directors of the companies involved, was com¬
1963.—V. 197, p. 1740.
*
bv
Outstanding
Chavles
Debt:
;
Mortgage. Payable portion due 1 yr.
7%
subord. regis, series notes
A
common
stock
($1
common
stock
($1
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
par)
B
$14,427
475,000
'
44,216 shs.
100,000 shs.
'l
par)
the
ferred
for
Mr.
said
ended
2457.
p.
for
Sales
over
This
and
major
supplier
decontamination
nuclear
was
Net
sites
to
of
the
and
of
terms
Facilities
ties
the
Management,
undisclosed
Facilities
U.
Air
S.
under
currently
is
with
contract
Annual
for
Force
complete
The
Mid-Pacific.
Island,
Management
Facilities
of
sales
approximately
are
for
vestment
June
At
r-
conducted
48%
Product
Division
Zep
June
continued
Astromatic
the
as
trading
the American
ticker symbol DAT.
fthe
Data-Control
the
of
company
Exchange.
Stock
on
In
the
new
its
of
will
Issue
El
present
save
$5.36
and
$5 40
it
$32,800
a
in
year
approxi¬
presently
estimates
preferred issues
preferred stock
will
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
pay
finder's fee
a
$20,000, which is ya of 1%
of the purchase price. -The fee
is payment'for Stone & Webster's services in finding buyers for
the new preferred issue.
' <
El Paso Electric distributes electricity in
El Paso, Tex., and in
an
area
in
the Rio
Grande Valley in Texas
and New Mexico.
and
has
a leader
ago
position
as
•
the-field
j'in
'were
$4.8
-months
million
of
.share.
this
The
research
electronic
of
and
earnings
the
year
firm
has
data
70c
Last
share.
per
year's
The
earnings of
outstanding.—V. 197,
shares
sales
first
reported
company
375,125
systems.
six
—V.
41c per
2354.
197,
p.
'
2249.
Read & Co.
Inc., New York.
Proceeds will be applied to the company's $30,000,000 five-year expansion program.
Detroit Steel
40
twice
the
the
first
quarter
June
In
per
19
cents
1963.
first
or
This
saying.
of
the
which
share,
per
estimate
cents
seven
sales
for
share,
quarter
was
1962
second
quarter
would be
which was
made
Detroit
more
to
than
earned
in
by Max Zivian,
Steel's
income
net
share.
expected
to
approximate
$30,000,000,
comparable quarter of 1962, and $23,-
are
per
$22,820,025 in the
in the first quarter
006,743
For
cents
or
of
the
quarter
against
45
$749,397,
$260,804,
was
to
cents
President.
.
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Forecast—
company1 expects its net income
Tne
of
1963,
Mr.
Zivian
quoted
-was
full
1963
sales
Detroit
of
Steel
79
or
cents
The
Inventory
share,
per
drastic
steel
year's
in
cutbacks
buying
not
expected
which occurred after last
this time by Mr. Zivian.
building
will
not -feel
does
is
"There
be
in
quarter
no
of
Disc
V. On
the
black
1962
the
for
had
it
third
quarter, whereas in the
of $128,788.—V. 197, p.
loss
net
a
Inc.—New Preferred
June
third
Approved—Net Up 32%
shareholders approved an amendment authorizing
250,000 shares of voting, cumulative, convertible preferred stock.
Each share of the preferred stock issued will be entitled to annual
dividends
terly
declaration
upon
of
cents
80
the
of
share—payable
a
board.
Each
share
20
cents
will
be
quar¬
entitled
to liquidation
preference of $10 a share and will be convertible,- at
option of the holder, into one share of common stock.
ccjmpany may redeem the preferred stock by paying the
holder $12 per share on or before July 1, 1965, or $11 per share
after July 1,
1965.
">
the
.
The
"A
report
ciation
Feb.
provision
1963,
28,
the
cents
growth
favorable
pressive
fair
of
and
market
the
for
increase
income
Disc
is
profit
in
over
share
per
after
fiscal
depre-ended
year
$817,017
earned
increasing
from
cited
to
acquire and develop land, and to
selh'ne- such" land and improvements
and value have been attained,"
by
demand
Irving
by
sales
during
value
as
book
reported
value
by
Feb.
Lichtman. President and
recently ended as ex¬
S.
the
of Disc's operation, pointing
they exceeded
$1,079,450
of
taxes,
32%
a
net
advised
were
He
income
cents.
increases
stockholders
Chairman.
net
income
year,
47.5
business
"The
create
to
that
for
represents
with
preceding
36.2
as
made
was
and
year
that
out
these
1962
28,
52%.—V.
196,
p.
by
sales
24%,
exceeded
and
that
1451.
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc.—Proposed Liquida¬
1963.
31,
_
June
...
.
.
Hoechst A. G.—Notes
Sold '.Privately
26,
largest chemical company ih West Germany^V; ,190,
p. 669. 'rv-:/%v'-v,';
First National Realty &
Construction Corp.
,',r,.V;
..
Net
,■/
ended March 31, 1963, recurring operating
cash flow from rental properties and the one-family home division
increased to $760,000, or 51 cents per\Share, against $580,000, or
39 ceuos per share in the prior year, according to Max Steinberg,
President.
•
-V
The combined operating cash
flow from all sources amounted
the
For
»
fiscal
year
•
-
to
$1,375,000,
$1.36
or
97
cents
a
share,
compared with $1,827,000, or
After all non¬
30 cents a share,:
C
Mr. Steinberg said two major items accounted for the decline in
non-recurring income. He said that although the demand for club
memberships remained very high, initiation fees at Canyon Coun¬
members were accepted in order
planning to purchase homes in the resort
that in the year ended March 31,
1962, a "op* substantial profit was realized on an unusual land
sale In Flushing, New .York.
It was not expected that land sales
for the year just ended would reach these same levels, Mr. Stein¬
berg said, since the 1962 Flushng sale was an extraordinary trans¬
action, and the year just ended did not present a similar oppor¬
tunity.
•
.
'
Mr. Seinberg said management's appraisal of the net worth after
all -liabilities,reached a new high of $13,100,000- equal to approxi¬
mately $8.80 a share, an increase of $3,100,000 over the prior year..
try Club were lower
room
community.
because fewer
for persons
He also pointed out
.
—V.
196.
p.
313.
tion Plan—
Directors,
at
meeting
17, 1963, approved a proposal
for the sale of the company's producing and non-producing proper¬
ties
and
a
related
assets
to
on
Sinclair
Oil
&
Gas
Co.,
wholly-owned
subsidiary of Sinclair Oil Corp. This sale is subject to the reserva¬
and
sale
of an
oil
payment, arrangements for which have
been made. At the same meeting,
the Board also approved the
sale of
the company's Contract Drilling Subsidiaries to Invincan
tion
N,
V.
plan
.
and
GIC
International
Corp.,
and
in
addition,
approved
costs
closing
and
liquidation, result
in a Cotal net
distribution
Trust Co.—Secon¬
that
Boston
Corp., New York.—V. 194, p. 2333.
Fischer
of
of
&
Stock Offering—On June 27, it was reported
66,250 shares of this firm's outstanding capital
stock had been sold at $30.50 per share through First
dary
a
complete liquidation.
1 It is
anticipated that the combined
proceeds of the sale to
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co., the sale of the oil payment, and the sale
of the subsidiary drilling companies will, aft^r deducting estimated
Pennsylvania Banking
First
June
Orders
dent
28
&
Porter
received
and
net
Co.—Net
of
saw
Marketing,
orders
at
a
Lower—
shipments were at
an
all-time high dur¬
1963, L. R. Greenhaus, Vice-Presi¬
stated.
The 12-week fiscal period ended April
record $5,950,000 and shipments at a high of
the fourth quarter of fiscal
ing
July
due
1,200,000
i-
10,000,000 shs.
par)
1,090,000 shs.
1311.
listed
on
the
.
-General Builders Corp.—Rights Offering
to Stockholders--The company is offering its stockholders the
right to subscribe for 96,883 additional common shares
•at $3 per share on the basis of one new share for each
:i
Rights will expire July 5.
&'Burr, Boston, is the principal Underwriter.
Coffin
Net proceeds, estimated at $268,149, will
to
working
capital
for
used
and
be added
general
corporate
4-*,'■ /'';■ .'/• ';v,.: • Y".:'Y.; Y1
'' Y
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
whose executive offices are located at
New York,' was incorporated under the
on
April i, 1929, under5 the name
of General Builders
Supply Corp.
The name was changed to its
present form hv June 1958. The cmbany was formed by the con¬
solidation 'of
six
corporations engaged in the building material
Cedar- Street,
the
of
business
company,
Babylon,
of
State
in
the
At
and
York
New
York Ci.y.
about Ne<v
in the fields
others, it is
the Howard
Beach and Woodside areas of New York City, rental apartments
in Beacon, New York,
two-family homes at Howard Beach, New
York, and one-family homes at Great River and Smithtown, New
York. It is planning to construct n condominium apartment house
in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and is acting as
general contractor
lor the construction of an apartment house in St! Petersburg, Fla.
of
time the company's main
present
construction
building
and
CAPITALIZATION
Among
apartmefit houses in
cooperative
GIVING
activity is
development.
community
principal
as
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
■Authorized
Capital
Debt:
stock:
stk.
com.
(par
1,107,586 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
$1)
Genl. Builders Corp. & Subs.:
Mortgages
sub.
6%
$8,155,182
2,131,000
T,827
271,576
—
due
30,
April
1963
payable—others
%
%
payable
debs,
payable—bank-iZ-.
!Notes
.'
<
Privately—On June 24, 1963, it was re¬
Notes Sold
ported -that $2,000,000 of this firm's 6 V2 % subordinated
notes "due ] May
1, 1975, had been sold privately
through Coffin & Burr, Boston.—V, 197,. p. 1314: .
Corp.—Sales Up 10%—-
General Drive-In
This
movie
chain
theatre
has
reported
first-half sales rose
that
$5,912,000 as against $5,372,000 in 1962.' Earnings per¬
formance
for
the
period ended April 30
was 'somewhat better!
10%
c
to
"Even more encouraging,"
share,
a
pents
were
for
share
a
Smith
Mr.
the" fact
"is
Smith,
cents
operations
However,
the
said the company's President, Richard
earnings of $81,000 equal to nine
double last year's $38,000 or four
that
more
,
than
corresponding
shareholders
told
produced a minor
he added, "there is
*
period."
that, historically, first six month's
portion of overall company; profit.
encouraging trend. affecting this
an
period which is the direct result of. our expansion
center
theatre division."—V., 197,
p.
1117. lv.vc
in, the shopping
::
General
Mr. Steinberg said.
charges, net income amounted to $480,000, or
down from $732,000, or 51 cents a share.
cash
to make
notes,
.
the prior year,
share in
*
($1
$64,200
1,100.403
Appointment—
A.
Lower—.
Outstanding
."
indebtedness
•
stock
197. p.
Notes
it was reported that Arnhold and S>
Bleichrceder, Inc., New York, had placed privately
$10,000,000 of Farbwerke Hoechst 5% promissory
notes due 1968. The issuer of the notes is the second
June
On
short-term
indebtedness
.First; National City.Bank; New' York, has been appointed registrar
the company's common stock.—V. 196, p. 1346.
"
and
195, p. 1806.
symbol FRP.—V.
.
for
the common stock of the "company was listed
Pacific Coast Stock Exchanges under .the
1933,
27,
American
the
transactions.
On June 24, the common stock of the company was
American Stock Exchange under the symbol GAY.
v
Listed—
Family Record Plan, Inc.—Stock
On
on
1946.
21,
cumulative
—V'.
i
Farbwerke
steel
are
-V.v
reported increased
has
company
ended March
mortgage
subordinated
:1,
Capital
laws
.
are
has not been as great as last year and Detroit
that the cutback
will be as great, he said.
question we'll slow up in July and August," Mr.
Zivian is quoted as saying. The President feels that sales for the
third quarter of 1963 will be in the range of $20,000,000, against
$16,903,651 a year earlier. This would Indicate that the company
Steel
The
(
year
1962.
in
settlement
.
sales and earnings for the
.V
Revenues, totaled $20,280,160, a gain of 7 % over the $18,931,048
reported by present divisions in the preceding fiscal year.
On
a
pre-tax basis, income
advanced. 51%
to $634,086, from
$419,640 before a special charge involved in the discontinuance
of Coronet magazine.
'
Net
income
was
$319,986, equal to 57 cents a share on the
559,531
shares of capital stock outstanding at March 31, 1963.
This compared with a net loss in the preceding year of $431,175,
or 78 cents a share,
after the special charge of $850,815 to cover
the net operating losses and suspension costs of Coronet.
"Further gains are expected in the current,year from expansion
taking place in virtually every division;" the company said in.its
annual report.—V. 196, p. 2177.
*
as
expected to
reach $100,000,000, with net income amounting to about $1.25 per
share "or better," Mr. Zivian is quoted as predicting. This would
Compare with net sales of $90,247,889 and net income of $3,101,657,
year
6 Vz %
•
,
*
Esquire, Inc.—Shows Profit for YeaD—'■
:
■
■
the
Sold—•
issue.—V. 197, p. 2354."j
Corp., this
Transcontinental Investing
See
in
engage
Mortgage
(75
Equitable Investment -Corp.—Assets
equal
'
'
p.
Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. — Debentures Sold
Privately — On June 28, 1963, it was reported that
$5,000,000 of this firm's convertible debentures due
May 31, 1978, had been sold privately through Dillon,
Flori
12 held of record June 20.
V
Paso
to
Estrella Building Co., the only substantial asset of
having a principal balance of $20,000 on April 1,
Mortgage Co.. which was organized in January,
note
a
of
%;.■■■■
five years
and
Preferred Privately—
,
dividends.
assigned
was
replacement
;v
.
Power Commission
Federal
The
.
'with
to
was organized
under the laws of the
July "26, 1960. lis principal office is located at
Bank' Building, 3550 North Central Ave.,
company
on"
Gateway Sporting; Goods /Co,—A.-S. E. .Listing—
1963
20
corpo¬
;
Authorized
.
accrued dividends.
The $4,000,000 proceeds will provide the major part of
mately $4,286,000 heeded to redeem two classes of its
outstanding preferred stock, E'l Paso said.
The company
;the
admitted
was
stock
The
Systems,
was
founded
profitably - to its present
rapidly
tgrown
stock
common
715.
p.
any
Systems, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
the
26
and
be used
other
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
65% in
1963, it is estimated that it will be 76%.
authorized El
Paso Electric Co. to issue and sell $4,000,000 of preferred stock! ,
El Paso will sell 40,000 shares of $4.56 dividend preferred Stock
Vprivately to a group of 10 institutional investors under purchase
agreement.
The price for the preferred will be $100 a share plus
The purchase included assets, special equip¬
inventory of the electroluminescent manufac¬
Data-Control
On
1962
1962.
in
72%
June
On
facility.
Controls Company, manufactured
electrolumines¬
cent devices for aircraft and military applications at its El Segundo
; plant, which was not included in the sale.—V. 197, p. 1946.
!
197,
is
and
1963.
-
turing
-
sub¬
than
Offered—On
Stock
Guaranty
Unsecured
to
EI Paso Electric Co.—To Sell
Aero.
and
patents
ment,
to
—V.
197,
company
1963,
application.
and Share's interest in majority-owned
67%
of the company's assets, other
Bond
14,
1964.—V.
investing
which
ceased
has
Arizona
1108,
subsidiaries,
a
electroluminescent business,
its
be
will
manufacturing
of
on
and "Exchange Com¬
to be an in¬
the shareowners will not be
it
that
installations.
large
fiscal
is engaged principally in the business of dealing
.in
unimproved
and
improved
real
properties
in
Arizona,
including
buying,
improving, holding
for
income,
sub¬
dividing and/or reselling such properties. It has two wholly-owned
26,
June
on
to, vote
asked
of
The
and
the Securities
of
approves the
Income
its
as
were
items.
This compared with 56%
at the end of
at the end of 1961.
>
"
: 4/
■
from
controlled
subsidiaries has grown from
.cash
Astromatic Division, to Zep Aero of El
^Segundo, California, it was announced jointly on June 25 by Louis
iPutze, President of Controls Co. and Wilbur J. Zepp, President of
Zep Aero.
The sale price was not disclosed.
formerly
Share
vote
the
SEC
amounted
1961
has "sold
America
of
York
in .New
held
&
declaring
and
the
until
sidiaries
of America—Sells Division—
Co.
Co.
Bond
apply to
will
order
an
company
effective
$2
is currently about $3 million.
i
e
new acquisition
will be operated as a subsidiary of CONAM.
CCNAM
has
branch
plants in Ei
Segundo, Canf., and Tulsa,
Okla. Annual sales in fiscal 1962 were $7.6 million.—V. 197, p. 2580.
Controls
Electric
company
mission
,million, and backlog
Controls
Meeting
Annual
of
in
construction,
.
Phoenix, Arizona.
that Bond & Share cease, to be an investment company.
The proposal was approved by 98% of the shares voted.
\ 'Vy'vvv
management of its facilities on
This includes maintenance of aircraft,
billeting and supervision of crews,
operation of shops, and all
plant engineering and management.
the
i'Wake
58th
a
involving
sales
Co.—Capital
repayment,
BUSINESS—The
State
Co.—Change From Invest¬
Share
&
in
estimated at $570,693, will
proceeds,
debt
Suite
proposal
Corp.
Management
the
At
shareowners
of stock.
amount
Bond
Investment
rate purposes.
outstanding at
shares
of
Company Status Approved—
ment
acquisition, CONAM received all assets
including contracts and backlog, facili¬
equipment, key personnel, and name and goodwill, for an
Under
of
number
the
on
Electric
Ruland said.
ranges," Mr.
test
and
for
over
the end of each
period, adjusted for the 2%1 stock dividend paid in January; 1963,
net income per share of common stock was 31 cents for the three
months just ended,
compared with 26 cents for the same period
of 1962, and 22 cents in 1961.-L-V. 196, p. 1345.
•
corporate
operating
'
it
acquisition represents a major diversification, adding
family a strong capability in the management
"This
the
services,
Corp.,
18.8%
awarded
improvement
3, 1963, the company offered publicly, without
underwriting, 400,000 shares of its capital stock at
$1.50 per share.
exceeded $10,000,000 for the first time
an increase of 8 7c over the same period
the same period twc< years ago.
quarter
a
and
year,
Based
testing, missile cleaning,
has acquired all assets of
announced by Mr. M. J.
non-destructive
of
Facilities
Management
Ruland, President.
last
beeni
has
instrumentation
system
further
,
of sales to increased
during the year and
number of contracts
level
products introduced
new
company
high
after pre¬
previous
shares).
the
1741.
Flori
amounting to $10,095,000,
Inc.—Acquisition
Services,
American
Consolidated
the
expects
the
share
for
number of
same
June
last
This represents an increase of 18.8% over
two years ago.
May 31, 1961.
and 35.2%/
year
$1.33 per common
with $744,000
or
compares
attributed
several
of
complete
He
has announced that net income for
1963, was $848,000, against $714;1962, and $627,000 for the three months
period in
same
Greenhaus
that
.for
(This
$1.50 per share adjusted to the
or
acceptance
DuBois, President,
A.
of orders.
18.8%; Sales 8%
Chemicals, Inc.—Net Up
the
The
$691,000,
dividends.
year,
months ended May 31,
three
000
totaled
Earnings
p.
DuBois
12-week period were second highest in
firm also ended the fiscal year with a
the
backlog
Results for the fiscal year ended April 28,. 1963, established a new
record, with net shipments of $21,685,000, up 8% over ship¬
ments
of
the
$20,108,000 reported for the previous
fiscal year.
signing
approved
for
million)
($5.6
5
sales
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
197,
•
Profits
.
company's history.
record
pleted June 20,
CAPITALIZATION
V.
the
van
corporations.
Class
$5,275,000.
,
'
Class
(5)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
The
Mills
company
Inc.—Net Up
47%; Sales Lower—
has announced that net earnings for v the- fiscal
May 31, 1963, will be approximately $14,900,000,
than those of the previous fiscal year. Earnings
year which ended
about 47%
higher
per
share
$1.25
in
of
common
"Stock
are
estimated
at
$1.90
as
against
1961-62.
Sales, totaling $524,000,000, were down $22,500,000 from those
reported a year ago.
This reduction, the company said, resulted
almost entirely frpm discontinuance of feed sales.
On a directly,
comparable basis,
volume
increased
with Feed Division sales eliminated, sales dollar,
in 1962-63, reaching an all-time high.
5V2%
releasing its estimates, General Mills pointed out that detailed
accounting has not been completed, and the public accountants
have, not
finished
their review.
The company s official annual
In
report
'
Gen!
will
E.
be
W.
released July
29,
Rawlings, President
1963.
■
*
;
of General Mills, attributed 'che
company's improved operating results largely
of major divisions and elimination, of Feed
to better performance
Division losses, which,
earnings a year ago.
Consumer food operations, he
said,
were < particularly
noteworthy as sales of packaged Jfoods,
including family flour, rose well above the previous year s level,
in continuation of a strongly established
trend.—V. 197, p. 2355.
depressed
Offered—
Hemphill, Noy6s & Co., New York,
as
head of an underwriting group offered publicly
175,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $12
per share.
Of the total, 125,000 shares were sold for
the account of the company and 50,000 shares for
the account of certain selling stockholders.
All of
the selling stockholders, except one, are officers or
General
On June
Super
27, 1963,
Markets, Inc.-Common
6
(6)
company,
The
the 125,000
PROCEEDS—The company will use the proceeds from
The
general corporate purposes including the opening of
stores and the retirement of a portion of presently outstand¬
Tor
hew
4
j
According
and
Its subsidiaries are engaged in
retail
sale of groceries,
meats, and produce and other items of
merchandise in northern New Jersey through a chain of 10 super
markets and one discount house wihch includes a super market,
All stores are
leased, and operated under the fran^hised name
of Shop-Rite.
The company is headquartered at 116 Main Ave.,
.
Notes
7 -.777;-.,. '
!__
rates
-
than
others
to
1
V
December
due
interest
rates
May
244,289
—
1,000,000shs.
,
named
underwriters
below,
has
777./777':
7''77.7:
7
Hemphill,
Curtis
&
Eache
&
Co.
&
inc. aaasu,
&
Co.
W.
C.
197,
&
Ira
of
Co.
Van
8,000
8,000
Inc.
Hirsch
8,000
Co.
&
Hentz
8,000
J.
of
Inc.
On
4,000
Earnings
Silver
$240,743
of
Mines
shares
in
not
was
Oct.
on
1,
then,
million
estimates
for
Glen
Lake
Mines
of
$100
par
regular
have
placed
The
Glen
major
the
in
world
the
Cobalt
per
demand
of
the
The
exceeding
in
since
of
ounces
November
metal
located
silver
million
Camp.
in
ounce
to
is
of
source
450
years,
Mine
rise
the
of
have
silver
Cobalt
the
been
prices
century.
low
a
ended
taxes
$66,344 which amounted to IV2 cents
on
877,500 shales outstanding.
Mr.
Wolk said
that there are no
comparable
operations
activities.
He
arid
■reported
was
that
ating at
near capacity and
throughout > fiscal .1^63.
share
Goodway is
delphia,
New
7
•
--A
•
■
5
(H. W.)
.
Profit
■
_Net
Net
—V.
taxes,
income
taxes
based
197,
Mr.
that
p.
company
a
production
facility
start
348,030
"$280,283
$0 70
400 000
in
Italy's
soon
on
a
million-dollar
Po
valley, L. E. Felton, President,
told stockholders
at the annual meeting.
Mr.
Felton said the new
packing plant will process asparagus,
green beans and peas during its first
year of operation. Corn and
possibly other items will be added later, he said.
Production
Giant
The
U.
from
the
plant,
the
first
to
be
established
in
by Green
Europe,
will be marketed
throughout western Europe.
company has been selling products packed in its Canadian and
S.
plants for the past three years in
England, France and
Germany.
Mr.
in
Felton
said
northwestern
the
decision
Italy
follows
to
a
growing
He
and
plant
its
other
business
western
in
existing
in
the
three-year
areas, production facilities
told stockholders the new
increase
into
build
labor
will
overseas
survey
of
Po
Valley
European
markets.
enable
Green
markets
European markets.—V. 197,
fertile
p.
not
June
share¬
it
was
July 30 to stockholders of record
on
the
stock
new
will be at the rate
of
10
cents
the first payment to be made Sept. ,30 to
Sept. 16.
1
7
:/VvW;7'" •' ''7:■
."..-.'v-
record
.
20
,
the
concluded
company
agreement
an
to
r
_
acquire
Mills
E.
disclosed.
Diamond
,
is
Point
family-owned
a
headquarters
in
York
New
and
Wilmington,
with
company
City
executive
and
Philadelphia and
It has about 1,000
C.
N.
and
-
sales
plants at
employees
and annual sales of approximately $8 million.
The company mar¬
kets 7women's hosiery Tundei*; the 7,fFruit-of-therLoom,"
"Artcraff'
and "Northmont" brands, and an important part of its business
'
is the production
changes
"No
of custom-packed
will
made
be
private label merchandise.
the
in
management or operations of
"The company
has an
growth in sc.ies and profits over the past several
years.
The present management and key employees will continue
to
operate the business as a separate division of Indian Head
Mills."—V. 197,
p.
1948.
7
r
Diamond,"
Robison
Mr.
excellent record
stated,
adding,
of
and
2048.
to
..
to
reach
Instrument Systems Corp.—Record Sales, Net—
six,
central
a
for the six months ended March 31, 1963, were $5,704,000,
largest in company history for any comparable period, and five
the $1,028,000 sales of the corresponding 1962 half, it was
reported by Siegfried Susskirid, Presideht.
Sales
After tax profits also were at a record level,
totaling $83,000, as
against $53,090 for the Same period last year, art increase of' 57 %
over the previous
year's level.
7/77/7':7'7 ■ ■/'.-■■:7 777-7
These first-half
1963
figures are signifcantly higher than those
for the full fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1962, when ISC sales were
north
jutting
of
into
miles
50
The
Perth.
station
is
earnings
taxes
$20,391.
were
These
4.8%
the
over
figure
the
of
.
preferred
stock
attained,
were
Mr.
Susskind
pointed
despite
out,
operations into the new Westbury plant, which were written
off during th6 past three months and should tend to improve future
profit margins.
Also, there was' a significantly lower than antici¬
pated gross margin on several Telephonies Division contracts, which,
will be completed within the next few months.—V. 197,
818.
7,7'
7'.'. 77 7
however,
p.
7.77'777-::7':._7"77 777
June
26,
to
$30,500,000
State
year
of
food
bank
the
jMexico
Tabasco.
public
announced
to help
The
it5shad
that
develop
com¬
v
lend
to
agreed
diversified farming in
the
project also includes the building of houses,
buildings
water
and
and
sewerage,
facilities.
The loans
term
will help finance, the first stage ofia $500,000,000 longdevelopment
plan
which calls
for
the
settlement
of
over
4,300
it
ago
.■/.-■ :■
families
—V.
our off-shore companies established new
disappointing results from operations in
in
the
lower
consolidated
7/7V7/7'
earnings."
'V/
197,
875,000
on
land
of
acres
the
during
next
15
years.
1531.
p.
Jones
ended
sales
June
sales
by
do
New
of
the
first
will
$1,590,000
Jergme J.
figures
On
be
for
current
approximately
the
Drucker,
of the
quarter
$2,200,000
period of 1962, it
same
chairman.
not
told
include sales for the newly-acquired Hilco
Jersey, a wholly-owned subsidiary.
the company's annual meeting of stockholders
profits
before
taxes
the
for
three
first
months
fiscal year
will be about $84,800.
This compares
profits before taxes of $43,200 for the same period of 1962.
Hilco
Homes
sales
high
Chairman
for
of
the
Homes
year
to stockholders that
will probably reach
including Hilco Lumber Co. of New
7-77/ 777:7- 7-7 '7 ■;
consolidated sales of $6,482,643 for the
31, 1962, and net profits after taxes of
reported
March
197,
predicted
fiscal
$8,000,000
ended
year
$54,319.—V.
also
current
p.
2562.
•
Hi-Shear Corp.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
7
-
•,
ended
•; .For
ended
year
May. 31,.the
Feb7
28,". 1963
and. for
«•777,
1963. V:;.
the/ three
.77 .:7'-
-
:7 77;--*"
fiscal year,
highest in
the
sales
ende<L Feb: 728.: net-. sales ttotaled«$5 3f0,6^3;
company's 20-yeari^ history;/^rid.. compared' with net
of
$5,721,519 for.. the7 previous fiscal .year.. Net
earnings,
taxes, for, the 1963 iiscal year were $146,115, or 28 cents
per common share, based on -515,340 shares outstanding, compared
with net earnings of $206,576, or 39 cents
per share, on 528,840
after
outstanding for. the
Backlog of orders stood
7
For
the
three
$2,123,379,
from
r
months
prior
fiscal
year.
-
to
corresponding period
a
year
ago.
Net earnings, after taxes, for the first quarter of the current
fiscal year
weref$183,513, or 36 cents per common share, (based on
515,340
shares/outstanding),
$14,183,
three
or
first
cents
quarter'a
Wing
year
pointed
of
per
the
on
earnings
net
over
shares),
518,340
of
for
that
the
first
quarter
reflected
results
a
upward trend in Hi-Shear's earnings which
actually began during the second half of the past fiscal year. "As
a
matter of
fact," he commented, "53%
of last year's earnings
occurred
v
in
an
the
final
Head
quarter."—V.
197,
p.
716.
Stock Dividend—
Sales
and
profits
and
first
ago,
of
six
Indian
months
James E. Robinson,
Head
this
declined
Mills
year
as
in
compared
the
with
second
a
year
reported.
For the three months ended June
1, 1963, the company reported
sales &itf operating revenues of
$37.7 million, compared with $38.9
million
and
year
a
after
377,405
shares
Included
$386,000
ago.
preferred
share,
President,
Net
profits
stock
compared
dipped
dividends
with
62
to
were
cents'
in
$793,000
from
equal
to
1962,
based
50
$960,000
cents
on
the
per
1,-
outstanding.
in second-quarter' results
the
fi¬
company's
Donald
L.
Rehberg,
company also
James J. Paulos
and
Director
was
has
who
been
Controller
Assistant
1959.
Controller
the
197,
as
Assistant
•
election
the
announced
Divisional
of
of
Detroit.—V,.
Controllers.
Accounting/
Stainless
company's
R. Miller
Mr/ Miller formerly
of
Charles
Bfaulos
Mr.
Sjftrip
and
' had
been
Division
in
1839.
p.
Kent-Mapre Organization, Inc.—Stoofk Split OK'd—
.Directors
unanimously
approved
President
p.
Adair's
D.
pro¬
posal for a five for four stock split. r-The decision was announced
shortly after the Board met following the Annual meeting June
"
The
.15,
will be made July 30 to shareholders of record July
stockholder's will' receive one, additional share for;
held:' • Adair .said the' action'* was " taken to en-;
split
1963/
sale
of
were
certain
non-operating
properties
profits of
required
not
7
.
.
KM
eacft "foiirVshares
coUrage "wider
distribution
further isaid'that
He
arid
because
more
of the
active trading in the stock. ", "
anticipated-increase in sales <
earnings related to the company's diversification
program
the -regular dividend of $1 a share per year-would be maintained,
—V.
197, p. 2562.
7
and
,
7
Earnings
of
crease
of
9%
,
Up
Co.—Net
the
over
in
a
9%—
the first half of fiscal 1963—an in¬
period in 1962—have been reported
letter from Julien R. Steelman, President and
for
$1,539,000
stockholders
to
same
Chairman.
president's letter noted shipments of ■ $30,025,000 at mid¬
year, 7% higher than for the same period last year.
Second quar¬
ter shipments exceeded the second quarter of 1962 by over $1 mil¬
The
Mr. Steelman
orders
lion,
7 Incoming
revealed.
were
"well
ahead
of
1962,"
according
to
Mr.
showing a 20% increase for the six months. The letter
reported unshipped
order backlog standing at $13 million,
Steelman,
also
$8V2
million one year
Steelman
credited
a
ago.
1
continuing
high
rate
of
industrial
ma¬
particularly for plastics holding and die casting
machinery, for the gains*: "He also said that domestic construction
machinery shipments are well ahead of 1962,„ but that overseas
shipments are substantially lower because of the curtailment of
imports machinery in principal overseas markets in South America.
chinery
—V.
orders,
196,
p.
Kratter
Marvin
the
President
and Chairman
of this real estate
has announced the completion of a long-term
for the company's construction activities and
of several major property and equipment leases.
company
program
renewal
Mr.
1347.
Corp.—Construction Financing Arranged—
Kratter,
investment
financing
presently
resulting from
this/position
In
the
treasury/functions.
Wunde/lich, Vice-
the
The
against
Sales, Earnings Down;
Mills, Inc.
quarter
same
be
since
Mr.
Indian
Chairman.
responsibility for
accounting and
both
retirement of H. Hayes
President and Treasurer,
effective July 1, after 40 ye/rs of serv¬
ice, was disclosed.
Mr.
Haughton
formerly was Vice-President and Controller, a
position he had occupied since 1957.
The new J &J L Controller
will
time,
Beeghly,
M.
assume
including
t
an
increase
share (based
ago.
out
the
At
will
affairs
Koehring
at, $1,403,800 on. Feb. 28, 1963.
May 31,71963, net sales rose
in
Management
—
7
:
ended
$1,490,614
Charles
by
Haughton
Mr.
months
;
Corp.
Steel
27, Harvey J. Haughton was elected to the /newly- "
post of
Vice-President—Finance
and
Treasurer,/it was
nancial
(
George S. Wing, .Presideht, has announced' pperating results .for
7
Laughlin
dune
announced
current
Hilco
1
1963
30,
of
for
&
Changes—
77-777/7
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
i- >
•
Inter-American Development Bank—Loan to Mexico
dividends,
Pittsburgh7based
and earnings after
7.7'7,:7'.'.,7, : ; " 7 7 7
the company's backlog
increase was expected
Point
the
year
a
levels
$12,3647-
•,;7.v
■
$43,891,
were
several factors affecting sales and profits, including costs incurred
in connection with consolidation of the former Bellmore and College
comparable
totaled
$16,047,000 for
of
taxes
May 31, 1963, Mr. Susskind stated,
amounted to $4,019,000,
arid a substantial
during the year.
777 7-"..
V
of
before
of
As
of
.
Co.
,common
Giant
enclosing
surround
including Star-Kist's,
resulted
consolidated
continuation
European Plant—
construction
Both
peninsula
increase
Chairman
However,
with
record
the
will
support VLF
towers will rise
the
income, after allowing for
$2.31 per share |of common
to
Drucker
Mr.
The
radius.
miles
comparable
7 Jersey.'
7
$628,313
1315.
Green Giant Co.—New
net
estimated
the
The
/.
$0.94
—
communications
to
diameter
in
$34,-
.
400,000
share
shares
the
earnings
reported
These
Mass.,'
1962
of
of
ended May 1, consolidated sales including
Inc., a newly acquired Heinz subsidiary
an
shares
7
miles
isloated
income,
States
year
the /fiscal
Phila¬
$374,779
per
of
50%
a
round-lot
.
On
197, p. 2152..
was
quar¬
t;* -"/V""'
$779,596
404,817
____
profit
profit
Nuumber
'
1963
income
for
and
Lumber
company's main plant was oper¬
expected the profit picture to cointinue
* 77 :'* '
Six
.7-
consolidated
profit
year
net
against
compared
Gossard Co.—Six Months' Report—
before
Provision
of
means
of
requirements,
Corp., a leading manufacturer of women's hosiery,
Robison, President of Indian Head Mills, and Samuel
Rosenblum, President of Diamond,
announced.
The
terms
were
year.
Estimated
the
Period Ended May 31—
of
.'
schools,
fiscal
ytica, N. Y.,
Fullerton, Calif., and sales offices in 'Baltimore,
Denver, Los Angeles, Montclair, N. J., and Orlando
Fla.—V
197 <
p. 2047.
;
by
number
Exchange's
with
created
revenue-producing
a
towers
bid
low
communciation with surface and undersea
design to one completed at Cutler, Maine,
Foods
Hilco Homes
the
'■
leading, commercial printer with plants in
Yprk,
Pittsburgh, Washington, Burlington,
•
last
un¬
on
mile
800
in
$464,215,000,
records.
—V.
92c
for
concentrating
on
On
Navy Cont.
Pty.
United
fiscal
figures
IV2
one
an
military
Star-Kist
"Sales
high
a
that Goodway-had trimmed its
firs^ quarter of 1962. He said
profitable
per
is
similar
equivalent
the
Goodway Printing Co., Inc.—Shows Profit for Qtr.
ter
13
antenna.
ring
a
about
Henry J. Heinz II,
said:
recently, has been attributed
1962, free world consumption
by
approximately
140
million
Wolk, President, has reported that for the first
May 31, 1963, sales were $1,613,483 and a net
on
Naval radio
$2.65.
'with
after
effected
the
the
pany,
from
of
is
Consolidated
was
Over
extracted
from
of
as
was
of
J.
ended
earnings
2562.
p.
apparent
an
"
of
000,
ounces.
Milton
ending
year
net
new
before.
at
area,
for
Consolidated
to $1.25
supply.
In
production
outran
famous
turn
silver
in
1961,
the
Dividends
$2,553,086,
Cape
Ocean
Bros.
total
mid-1961, before dwindling silver reserves forced the
to discontinue selling its free stock of silver.
Lake
submitted
radio
with
During the fiscal
for 1963.
During the latter half of 1962, Glen
mined
and
milled
approximately 500,000 ounces of silver.
May 1963 the company mined its one millionth ounce of silver.
According to Mr. Buchanan, Glen Lake was placed into profit¬
able operation faster than any
mine| in Canadian history. It was
Treasury
197,
at
year
the
and
firms,
outer
an
West
—totaled
operations
been
in
and
.those
In
S.
be
increase
meet
quarterly,
High
(H. J.) Heinz Co.—Sales Up 4.8%; Net Down—
Lake
U.
to
15.
Diamond
un¬
participants are Concrete Industries, Ltd. and HutchLtd., of, Sydney.
The project is expected to be awarded within 10 days by the
Naval Bureau of Yard
and Docks and completed by July,
1965.
—V. 197, p. 2048.
-
ounces
reactivated
will
quarters
outstanding,
will
This
shares will be issued
new
James
for
an
7/7,
Acquisition—
recovered
Australian
sold
begun
fourth
1961.
erson
by
having
and
share.—V.
per
frequency)
used
craft
1962.
Production
1.5
operation
presently
sufficiently
share,
/" '-.'•"pi
volume,
loss
a
77'/:.7?.77
.
times
Indian
be
in
George E. Buchanan,|
President for
the
three-month period
ended April
30,
1963. Net
income for this period was
$419,055. The earnings of the previous
four months ending Jan.
31, 1963, were $225,754. For the seven
month period ended
April 30, 1963, total earnings were $466,497.
There are no
comparable quarterly figures for 1962 because the
mine
more than offset by omission of the sales of
during the latter part of 1962 and lower volume
the
towers
to
Ltd.—Quarterly Report—
announced
were
total
had
earnings
tower.
the
..
Lake
of
Gulton
and
24,
1,300-foot
privately
through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
New York.—V. 197, p. 1315.
Glen
third
the
$1.24
or
1,200-foot
notes due 1966-75 to State Mutual Life Assurance Co.
were
two
dividend.
stockholders
Australian
low
feet
1,000
was reported that the company
completed its $1,400,000 financing program. - The
company stated that it had sold $1,000,000 of 6J/4%
4,000
50%
that
Sales
•
indicated.
1963,
this engineering, manufacturing and con¬
subsidiary of Universal American Corp., in joint venture
two
(very
had
stock
period.
880,000 for construction of a [ U. S.
station at North West Cape, Australia.
The bid
calls
for
construction
of
pleted—On June 26, it
addition,
than
more
such
was
the
ltw.Gutfdk^na'd
North
In
of
;
the
were
operations.
each
stock
rate
June
with
7-7v-"-
cumulative preferred
program.
business
indicate
struction
industries Corp.—Financing Program Com¬
America.
military slowdown and the
Although the company's com-
(Paul) Hardeman, Inc.—Low Bidder
4,000
Beane
„
7%
the
represents
now
months
$1,409,000
4,000
&
has called for redemption on July 11. 1963, all
of
its outstanding $1.40 cumulative preferred stock at $26 per
share plus accrued dividends of $0.3928 per share. Payment
will
be made at the National City Bank, Cleveland.—V. 194, p. 530.
of
major
a
space
by
7'
;
'
,
George
the
4,000
company
Girard
lor
a
three months ended
5,000:. :;7Iri
4,000
divisions,
The
^high^levels^He- anticipates that earnings for the full
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—To Redeem Pfd.—
The
hand
*4,000" 7 Febi.Aib,
____
&' Co.
Noel
Williston
R.
two
—t~ —on
Inc
Co.,
2145.
p.
8,000
Co
&
&
Alstyne,
first
caused
was
,
of
of
Robinson
said
the company will
apply scon for listing of
company's common stock on the New York Stock Exchange., To
complete the company's qualifications for listing, the Board has
voted to split the common stock on the basis of three new shares
with
since
the
beginning
of
April
and
that
the
company's backlog is approximately $10,000,000, the highest level
ever
achieved. He estimated that earnings for the second quarter
will probably be back at the level of last year, and said that orders
5,000
Towbin
Stieglitz
& Co.
in
precedented
8,000
&~.Co./i7Inc77i_--.
&
Haupt
H.
8,000
Inc.
Co.
Langley
McDonnell
—V.
&
operations
of
year
sufficiently in May to result in a profit for the quarter.
Dr. Gulton reported
that orders have been received at
5,000
Halle
8,000
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hutton
Inc.___
Inc
Unterberg,
Walston
■
8,000
Co.
Goodbody
Co.l
Co.,
CO,
^—8,000
&
90th
its
..-.
.
results
and
Mr.
6.
p.
morith,
the
or
business
drop
.the
V7'7
& Co.
E.
Dominick,
Estabrook
F.
C.
8,000
Uiliancis I. DuPont & Co.
E.
Riter
&
&
Shields
11,000
__
Dominick
Reynolds
& Co._ 37,000
Jackson
Noyes
Webber,
Paine,
to
196,
has reported that sales for the
decline
the
Shares
Shares
b
forward
,-7,7
-
include
year
one
fabric
divisions sold
other
Net
the
ymercial
to
below:
two
in
ryyy
•
77
'
this
for
converting
operations
for
the
full
period.
was acquired at the end of April and
George Wood at the
January.
These gains, together with increased sales in two
or
other
•
$6,108,000 against $6,955,000
in
the
same
period
earnings were $21,000 or two cents per share down
32 cents per share for the same period in 1962.
announcing the figures, Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President, stated
that
761,884 shs.
the terms and conditions of the pur¬
chase agreement, to purchase from general and the selling stock¬
holders
the
respective number of shares of common stock set
"forth
end
do¬
our
cotton
operations
Claussner
Industries, Inc.—Net Down Sharply—
cancelltaion
the
of
looks
$364,000
In
subject
"
Hosiery
were
year.
from
a
agre®d,
accounts."?
presently outstanding.
the
second
quarter
in
holders
confidence.—V.
31
last
(8c par)
UNDERWRITERS—Each
Wood
substantial
a
July
'
-
severally
and
financial
The company
100,000
:
payable to others, having
varying maturities and interest
Common stock
demand
consumer
shares
Sales
of $100,000.
Gulton
Capital stock:
•mm.
higher
the
Claussiier
487,531
7','.v7,;
Notes
*
"due to
.
.
Management
6%
at
of
years
77'77:-..7
company's
renewed
bearing
and
1963
taxes
prior
taxes.
I
first six months this' year sales and,
operating revenues
$73 million, off from $73.5 million a year ago, and net profits
$1,243,000, or 75 cents per common snare, compared with $1,627,000, or $1.02! per share a year ago, also based on the number
policies have been of primary importance
rebuilding over the past three years," it was
"Production capacity was increased at our plant in
Bienne,
the
debt
banks in connection with instal-
purchases, having vary¬
ing maturities & interest rates
Demand note payable to employee, ""
In
Among the improvements in Gruen's picture during the* pjks,t year
the settleriient of a long standing contingent liability of $800,000, settled at no additional cost, by prepayment of a subordinated
ment
>
income
of
quarter wex-e provided
a substantial portion
were
was
,
$1,206,595
payable
Federal
year.
ahd quality and efficiency were improved in
mestic assembly and shipping operations."
77777'7 7-7/ ■
varying maturities
Notes
.
in retail jeweler
stated.
77;":
for
the currerit
for
7 Switzerland,
banks, having
and interest
to
provision
no
the tax loss carry-forward
of
the
were
to
"Conservative
Outstanding
77'
•
payable
sales
increase
in
securities:
Debt
letter
a
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
*
Six Months Results—
stockholders, "John H. Ballard, President, and Ed¬
ward L. Love, Chairman, pointed out that this was the third con¬
secutive year, under present management, of increased production
N. J.
Authorized
report,
will ;be needed
none
In
.
,
the
to
required because
were
Federal income taxes for
the normal rate primarily because
the non-operating profit was not subject to such
$679,124,
$508,759
BUSINESS—The., company, and
Passaic,
income of
net
of
earnings of $1.34 pef share.
This compares with a net profit
$10,660 (before special credit) for fiscal 1962, and a loss of
for fiscal 1961.
of
Super Markets' believes the proceeds from this
with retained earnings
and such additional
borrowings as may be arranged will be sufficient to support its
expansion program over the next few years.
-
consolidated
a
share in nine
per
with
ing debt/ General
offering
together
*
shows
report
annual
the business.
at less than
company has reported its highest earnings
for the fiscal period ended March 31, 1963.
years
Shares
in
Gruen Industries, Inc,—Net Up Sharply—
of¬
and the shares thus
part of their holdings.— >
the
of
directors
fered represent a
Kratter
announced
that
the
company
enjoys
a
very
sound
7-
V;
„
-* f
i *
Volume
198
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6277
(7)
financial
position- and
is making excellent progress. He also an¬
the company presently lias no commercial bank loans
This represents a progressive reduction in bank loans
that
nounced
outstanding.
from
$20,900,000
This
final
at Dec.
31,
change was approved by stockholders at the June 14 "annual
meeting. The company, operators of a bowling chain in the metro¬
politan New York area, entered the billiards field with the opening
1961.
recently of
of bank loans
payment
The
was
Operating
to
invest
of
total
a
$12,000,000.
Capital,
recently received a permanent mortgage commitment from a
major West Coast financial institution, United Financial Corp. of
California
(NYSE)
for
$9,500,000.
The Chase Manhattan Bank
has agreed to provide the interim financing for the full amount
the
eat
Travelers
Insurance
has
Co.
for a
permanent mortgage loan for 340 East 64th Street, New York City,
another company property under construction. Bankers Trust Co.
is
providing the interim financing for the full
amount of
the
permanent mortgage commitment. Foundations of the building are
about half completed,
and it is expected that steel erection will
Teachers
Insurance
i963.
of July,
about the middle
begin
&
$7,250,000
Annuity
Asssociation
providing
is
both
mortgage and the interim financing in the amount
for Hudson View Towers, West New York, New Jersey.
Housing Administration is insuring the mortgage on
this 22 story apartment house being erected on the Palisades over¬
permanent
for
This
work
be
well
is
River
half
over
This
the
company's
Jr.,
1'963,
the entire building will be com¬
'Vv
has
yellow
119
countries,
Spanish.
with
with
It
income
gross
with
compare
taxes,
—V.
amounted
income
net
a
of
year,
of
$60,901,000.
to
after
$102,000,
These
had
we
increased
sales
expected
reach
to
about
the
20%
over
break-even
costs
the
of
197,
and
Polishes
company
complete
a
of
shoe
in
English,
and
French,
service
35,000
in
all
major
countries
the
Blvd.,
full
headquartered
company,
it
scale
in
the
is
also
states
in
States
the
18,
products.
operations
CAPITALIZATION
it
is
in
world
2401
at
over.
no
and
states
intends
rapidly
as
common
EFFECT
TO
able
The
PRESENT
($l4par)-I_.—
UNDERWRITERS—The
ber
shares
of
to
be
of
names
purchased
the
by
each
of
them
are
the
as
Overnite
out
C.
Allyn & Co.
Reinholdt
&
Gardner
Stifel, Nicolaus
&
Inc.
A.
20,000
Co.,
'■}
:
G.
Ellis, Holyoke
McCourtney-
&
Scherck,
Richter
Walston
&
First
T.
R.
Simon
G.
—V.
&
Co
Dickinson
197,
&
Co.—
do.
7,500
action
of
Lighting, Inc., this issue.—V. 191, p. 2416.
see Silvray
brokers,
The
Brothers
McAllister
June
Brothers
it
Sold
Inc.—Notes
Privately—
was
the
reported
institutional lenders
and
under
a
5,000
are
of
first
Prior
H.
affiliates,
operate
pieces
200
U.
and
S.
corporate
company
financing. The
York City.
National
Bowling
Centers,
Inc.,
this
Shows
Profit
for
Sales I advanced
taxes
current
to
climbed
"
.
National
their
$1-,746,690 from $1,427,518
and net income7
$107,431 from a net loss before taxes of
income
and
special
taxes (not including
non-recurring items)
deferred Federal in¬
$75,202, equiva¬
293,000 shares outstanding,
to
was
earnings of 27c a share on
net loss after taxes of $38,210 for the previous fiscal year.
on
first quarter
operations, the acquisition of its sixth
bowling center,
and its entry into the billiards field with the
openingv-recently of two such centers, the company anticipates
another year of record sales and eaxmings, according to Erwich.
The company recently changed its name from Metropolis Bowling
Centers, Inc. to Met Sports Centers, Inc. to more accurately reflect
a
Based
overall
operations.
Metropolis
Bowling
Centers,
-v.,;-
Inc.
—
•
on
when
the
nection
the
with
approved
June
overall
of
the
197,
other's
each
offer.
two
June
Pan
:
to
21
Met
Metropolis
Sports
operations,
it
Bowling
Centers,
was
Centers
Inc. to
reported by
more
sales
(exclusive
partments
in
$48,037,000
Name
changed
is
in
1962)
in
earnings
income
Frovision
Charge
sales
and
with
in
licensed
Superstores
$25,179,000
of closed
estimated
stores
income
taxes—
?
7
1962
of
Net
for
income
tax
added
to
earned
counts
Per
surplus
Cone's
offer
added
to
earned
Average
shares
197,
p.
outstanding
1317.
Change
National
On June
its
corporate
accurately reflect its;
Charles Erwich, President.
firm's
Propane
senior
Carl M.
was
notes
Mr.
of
the
trans¬
undisclosed
an
substantially
all
with
be
added
Pacific
stated
Clay,
to
that
increase
that
per
ac¬
Clay's
197,
desire
expressed
960.
p.
v'.'
V
."
-v'.
.
an
the
pending
the
•.
to
•
39,000
1962
$9,698,025
1,289,004
1,102,283
615,984
503,424
554,650
552,107
$1.11
$0.91
taxes)
of
that
of
S.
Mullin,
in
to
President
Cleveland,
Automatic
purchase
is
for
of
Ohio,
Machine
PneumoDynamics
Cone's
for
Automatic
and
and
mailing
cash
Pneumo¬
and
Inc.,
Co.,
all
H.
P.
Windsor,
an-offer
to
stock
of
the
representatives of Pneumo¬
stockholders, who have already
major
their
stock
designey
to
and
PneumoDynamics.
manufacturer
ordnance,
aerospace,
Machine
Co.
manufacturer
sold
of
is
marine
old.
an
multiple
throughout
systems
of
industrial
and
and
spindle
world
the
under
highly
-
respected
automatic
the
lathes,
trade
name
!
explained
continue
that if
PneumoDynamics'
offer
is
827,000
$1,431,000
$0.53
2,686,198
accepted
becomes
to
that
part of.ihe PneumoDynamics organization, Cone
operate in Windsor, Vt. He added that It is con¬
all
distributors
Net
for
2,363,000
105,000
of Cone's presently active officers, employees
remain with the company.—V. 197, p.
1460.
VVV*V'^•1;'j' v:?v•
V-,_* ;w"
will
Insurance
proceeds,
Co.
of
America—Common
corporate
Of¬
Chicago,
common
estimated at $650,250, will be used
debt, sales promotion, and other
of
repayment
purposes.
;
BUSINESS—The
company
was
incorporated in Illinois in Sep¬
tember, 1953.
Its home
office is
Executive Plaza, Park Ridge,
Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. The company is engaged in selling
and
underwriting group
and
individual
life
and
accident
and
sickness
insurance.
cipally
engaged
During
1962,
was
derived
Between
in
the
from
1953
group
approximately
insurance
and
1962, the firm was prin¬
accident
and
sickness
business.
of
70%
written
in
Poulsen's
premium
income
Illinois.
;V
to do life business in Illinois on
March 28,
1962 and subsequently has been admitted and licensed
in
field
in
this
the
States
of
Kentucky,
Maryland,
Michigan,
Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio and South Dakota. Applications are
company
became
licensed
currently pending to do life business in Indiana
The
sold
privately through
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York. %
Cone
fered—On June 20, 1963, A. C. Allyn & Co.,
offered publicly 85,000 shares of this firm's
stock at $8.50 per share.
$63,902,000 $56,247,000
1,701,000
2,368,000
167,000
*, 5,000
1,534,000-
1963
$11,185,843
follows discussions between
and
Cone
and
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—
reported that $12,750,000 of this
been
for
assume
would
He
lines.—V.
stockholders
Mullin
The
had
to
"Conomatic."
I
26, it
favor
purchase
Pacific
acquisition
Sam
headquarters
components
Cone
surplus
accounts
of
company.
that
known
ac¬
^
share
common
in
voted
to
and
markets.
statement,
'•
2,829,917
purposes
stockholders of
before the end
company.
designer
equivalent to reduction in Federal
taxes arising from use of instal¬
basis
of
held
uses."
income
ment
be
V
(after
Poulsen
-
the
'V.;
.
522,000
taxes—.
have
Clay
President
keeping
with
templated
$973,000
income
to
%
Hawaii
his
revealed
and
Report—
$0.34
estimated
will
leading
it was
a
brick,
Angeles-.'Brick.
they will sell
PneumoDynamics
is
a
of
in
—_
before
for
of
President
This
de¬
income
expenses
approval
meeting
the assets
product
joint
a
agreed
27 to re-exchange
American had not
1963
—
N£t operating
Extraordinary
Net
of
G-E-X
Co.,
Angeles Brick registered sales of $3,006,709
$222,550 in the year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
of
new
and
compared
pipe
sewer
common
California,
result
Dynamics
2463.
30—
over
Los
and
:> ;
that
The
April
.
{
Los
.
of
'
•
-
all
shares were originally
acquired in 1958
exchanged blocks of 400,000 shares in con¬
an
equipment leasing program.
The CAB later dis¬
exchange and ordered disposal of the shares by July,
Ended
special
of
of
McClary,
airlines
p.
The
of
i PneumoDynamics Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
American
%V
until
stock, but
the
clay
Products
and
Shares outstanding at April 30
Earnings per share
—V. 197, p. 2154.
■-
Effective—
name
Pan
Clay
face
for Pacific
Vermont,
given Pan American
holdings'
acted*-
—V.
-I
On
in
Leasing
Co.,
the maritime
' •
had
v
to
Federal
taxes
against
its
broker
represents a further
maritime field.
In
27, 1963, Lewis B. Maytag, Jr., announced that the com¬
pany would
sell its holdings of 353,000 shares of Pan American
Wor!,d Airways, Inc., on the open market as soon as arrangements
could be completed.
He added that the SEC had approved the offer
without registration.
It wiil probably be handled as a secondary
distribution, but no underwriter has been selected, Mr. Maytag said.
Net
and earnings for
$22,084 for the previous fiscal year.
Cash flow rose to $295,474
from
$149,086
for
the
year-ago
like
period.
Net income
after
lent
chartering
Sell
To
—
a
1900,
earnings
In
Airlines, Inc.
vitrified
&
of
to
subject
■■.
Fredericks,
will
Year—
President reported record sales
fiscal year ended March 31, 1963.
'
Net
2196.
p.
Virginia,
through¬
services
the
Earnings before taxes
Vice-President
National Bellas Hess, Inc.—Nine Months'
issue.
Charles Erwich,
come
a
in
Tennessee.
located
Pall Corp.—Nine Months'
Report—
Spurts Centers, Inc.—New Name-
Metropolis
before
was
utilizing
Period Ended April 30—
Sales
On June
Period
the
195,
Holdings—
1964.—V.
Met
that
a
towns
and
25.
at
all
Arizona
Dynamics,
of
realignment connected with the current
is headquartered at 17 Battery PI., New
before
was
Nationwide
of
industries.—V.
Canadian
floating equipment in per¬
forming docking, towing and other waterway services in New York,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Montreal, Vancouver and Victoria, B.
C.,
and
on
U.
S.
and
Canadian
coasts
and
inland
waterways, in¬
cluding the Great Lakes. All domestic McAllister affiliates recently
became wholly owned subsidiaries of McAllister Brothers in a major
over
and
Co.
Shields
Leasing in the
1962,
the
company
formed
Nationwide
Maritime
which is active in leasing vessels and equipment to
the refunding of presently outstanding debt.
its
&
diversification
barges and other operating equipment in a
major equipment expansion program of the company
and its affiliates, with some proceeds applied toward
and
Bull
Nationwide,
in
D.
invest
a
joining
and
strategically
chartering
Services,
Inc.,
Sheridan, President.
D. C.
Entry into the chartering brokerage business
boats,
Brothers
A.
to
cities
Georgia
of
Brick
producer
both-companies
profits
John
5,000
Washington,
to be applied toward purchase of tug¬
BUSINESS—McAllister
operating
1100
area,
is
calls
cash
liabilities
net
Nevada,
Co.,
by Robert
subsidiary of Nationwide Leasing Co., Chicago.
Vice-President and General Manager, will be
head
of
Nationwide
Maritime
Services,
Sheridan
is
on
2700
Clay Products had sales of $13,113,659 in 1962 and neb
of $1,120,335, equal to $1.70 per share on 660,446 shares'-of
common stock
outstanding. The company operates plants in Santa
Fe
Springs and Stockton, California,
and serves the
Shields,
said.
preferred fleet mortgage. The financing, which was
arranged by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, New
York, consisted of $2,500,000 of 514% notes due June
30, 1968, and $4,000,000 of 6% notes due June 30,1976.
Proceeds
L.
listed
over-the-counter
approximately
Pacific
Securities
Maritime
anounced
was
company
James
that McAllister
Inc. had arranged to borrow $6,500,000 from
1963,
24,
banks
certain
see
the
immediate
Nationwide
by
profits
Leasing Co.—Forms Subsidiary—
of
Exchange
Overnite
the
on
held
terminals
manufacturer
Angeles
June
of
Founded
and
.
Formation
Los
on
of
quisition
Nationwide
the
on
and
coast
which
amount
share
Ltd.—Proposed Merger-
Exchange
grown
California
Directors
1311.
p.
list
which
traded
Carolina,
34
operating
acquisition
Angeles Brick
of July.
7,500
&
been
presently
than
more
The
7,500
Inc.
stock
common
are
South
Los
7,500
Henderson
to
concern
Virginia
Stock
net
the
Southern
num¬
Co
Richmond,
York
Clay Products—Proposed Acquisition—
west
acquire
•
Inc
Co.,
Nebraska
C.
employees
$202,175
Pacific
7,500
Co
Corp.
10,000
serves
five-state
This
7,500
H. O. Peet & Co
15,000
Sons—
I.
M.
&
20,000
Edwards
Co
New
more than 1500 pieces of rolling equipment.
in just ten years from revenues of $4,958 380
earnings after taxes in 1953, to $19,469,819 .in
revenues
and after tax earnings of $1,525,628 in 1962.
The com¬
pany
has paid
quarterly
dividends
continuously
since
its
stock
first was sold to the public in April 1957.—V.
197, p. 2563.
v:
Breckenridge
Newhard, Cook & Co.__ 15,000Barret, Fitch, North &
Co., Inc.
10,000
Listing—
&
of
formerly
operates from
Overnite has
and
Shares
95,200
this
of
the
on
trucking
shares
Carolina,
its
1700
follows:
Shares
A.
shares
have
These
announced
and
stock
common
listed
the
1,010,355
North
Outstanding
612,896 shs,
underwriters
the
Harwood
of
exchange
company
FINANCING
800,000 shs.
1963
stockholders.
into
to
so
J.
shares
market.
Brent¬
expand
Authorized
,
stock of the company was listed on
Exchange under the symbol LEW.—V. 197,
Litecraft Industries
On
1963.
the
circumstances
it will be
that
assurance
to
as
Transportation Co.—N. Y. S. E. Listing^—
27,
Cochrane, President of Overnite, purchased
company's stock as custodian for his son, J.
Cochrane, Jr., in a listing ceremony with Keith
Funston,
Exchange President, which marked the start of trading.
He was
joined by Overnite's Vice-President,
P. S. Simmons,
and
W.
P.
Hackett, Secretary-Treasurer.
r
1015.
p.
1963.—
Harwood
Chicago,
South
June
company,
was
the symbol OVT.
Overnite is the third
Missouri, Illinois and Arkansas,
brokerage business in each of the
licensed
these
GIVING
■
Common
common
Stock
American
the
exhaust
1,
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
June 26, a public offering of
On
—
trucking
of
soliciting
which
permit, although it has
was
June
to
under
St.
only
although
other
for cash and no stock was involved.
The entire
operation will shortly be moved into Lestoil's extensive
Holyoke manufacturing facilities.—V. 197, p. 2463.
On
Overnite
Wyoming, Nevada, Washington and Oregon and has ap¬
pending for licenses in
the
States
of
North
Dakota,
Kansas, Indiana and Colorado, but there is no assurance that such
applications will be granted. At the present time, the company is
actively soliciting and selling insurance and
developing general
Quintone
Lewis Foods, Inc.—A. S. E.
Offered
On
plications
purchase follows swiftly on the heels of Lestoil's first ac¬
quisition—Red Cap Refresh-R household products—which was an¬
nounced just four weeks ago. In announcing the second acquisition,
Lestoil President Daniel E'. Hogan,
Jr., stated that "this is an¬
other indication of the vigor with which we are actively pursuing
through ths acquisition of companies and products that fit into
our
extensive marketing operations. We have purchased two wellestablished
lines
of products within
a
month and we are cur¬
rently negotiating with other interested companies."
While no purchase price was named, Mr. Hogan stated that the
(Tillie)
Broadway, New York 15,
19, 1963, receive tenders
preferred stock at a price
July
exceeding $2Q per share to an amount -sufficient
sum
of
$63,600, plus accrued dividends to Aug.
197, p. 2253.
in
The
purchase
120
on
cumulative
German
organizations
their
2563.
p.
agencies
care
Co.,
(EDT)
6%
The group bid 98.81% for the issue at
competitive
sale June 25. A competing bid of
98.447, also for a
4% coupon, came from Salomon Brothers & Hutzler.
Idaho,
announced
line
of
3.45% out to 4.25%.
Louis, is qualified and licensed to engage in the
business of selling
life insurance in the States of Missouri, Ar¬
kansas, Illinois, Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Utah,
the acquisition of the
Quintone Consumer Products Division of K. J. Quinn & Co., Inc.,
Maiden,
Mass.
The division manufactures Scuffy and Quintone
the
26,
Trust
a.m.
it
$6,750,000 Norfolk & Western 4% equipment trust
certificates, series K, due annually July 1,
1964
through 1978, was made by a group headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., New
York, at prices to yield from
long-term
Pages, Inc.,
a
products
and
services before
a
International
Yellow
Pages
is
the
first
to offer advertisers and agencies an audited
type
over
index
manufacturers
placing
EUSINESS—The
wood
Lestoll Products Inc.—Acquisition—
Shoe
made
Yellow
estimated at $1,171,532, will be used
to increase capital funds, and for investment.
products, and development of new products resulted in
and operating losses, especially during the last half
June
11
to
Norfolk & Western
Net proceeds,
point.
the year..
On
has
International
fered—On June 17, 1963, A. C. Allyn &
Co.,
offered publicly 220,000 shares of this firm's
stock at $6 per share.
Further, because of administrative and accounting con¬
trol problems, which are now being corrected, these losses did not
become apparent until year end, when substantial adjustments were
required.
"However,
the sales increase helps to reaffirm our conviction
that
the
product
lines
are
excellent
and
that
Tracerlab and
Keleket have good profit potential."—V. 197, p. 818.
of
sale
cates
Missouri Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Common Of¬
Federal
reorganization of management and facilities, improvement
existing
heavy
combined
their
Since
However
the
V.
Midland
will until
the
not
.
Marine
Y.,
for
1.00
gross
on
$1.17
by C.
company,
the
universal
a
of
audience.
circulation
pffticipally by the operations of the Tracerlab and Keleket Divi¬
preceding
in
provides
method
a
world-wide
income of $61,483,000 for the previous year.
According to Henry W. Harding, President, "The loss was caused
sions.
N.
used
published the first world-wide directory of
advertising
listing 583,000 business and
all over the world.
organizations
and
has reported a net loss of $340,000 after a Federal
of $329,000 for the fiscal year errded April 26,
Consolidated
1963.
income
28
The
has
credit
tax
figures
will
$300,000 in
Croix, Virgin
St.
,1,187,591
$1.40
____
New Jersey Natural Gas Co.—Tenders for Pfd
and
invested
Inc.,
1,481,831
—.
:
According to its founders, Nellson and James F. Woodward,
The certificates are secured
Vice-President, it is the only publication of its type in
by 1,500 hopper cars,
international field offering a comprehensive
directory of the ■■■'. 10 flatcars, six flatcars with bilevel
automobile racks,
world of
international business.
The
publication contains over •
and 60 auto parts boxcars.—V.
1800 pages' of information in a single volume; has sections for
197, p. 2464.
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc.—Shows Loss for Yr.
company
has
company,
2,208,296
'1,020,705
1,243,708
earnings
p. 2154.
197,
753,343
2,725,539
30
page
publication of its
The
"Tad's
share
—V.
1,767,582
713,160
taxes
the
housing development, Bridge
which rises majestically over the Manhattan approach
has its gold and silver aluminum
skin
almost
completely in place. Approximately 450 of the 960
apartments have been rented, even though the buildings will not
be completed until early 1964.—V. 197, p. 1636.
'income
and
income
Per
7,749,891
1,872,918
;
income
Net
Enterprises.
Steaks"
Engineering,
7,954,419
;
before
on
1962
$20,896,048 $20,642,247
.Executive
-
George Washington Bridge,
the
Taxes
was announced jointly by C. Edgar Schabacker,
Midland Capital and Robert A. Nellson, President
Yellow Pages,
Inc., Rochester, N. Y.
of
company
service
Apartments
to
Tad's
Philadelphia, San Francisco
the principle
that "people
it is cheap enough" Tad's
by Midland Capital will be
a
commissary.
June
on
investment
$150,000
International
telephone
development, Ebbets Field Apartments, is being rapidly
tenanted. Approximately 1,000 families have moved in,
and it is
1,
York
of
President
of
middle-income
pleted and ready for occupancy.
The company's other middle-income
investment
Development
operating revenues—
excluding depreciation
long-term debt
on
Income
Midland
if
and
1963
and
interest—
Interest
.
Rochester, N. Y., it
housing
anticipated that on Aug.
New
The
that
on
year
supplied
announced
was
investment
1963.
announced
also
Kratter
Chicago,
the
of
restaurants
Island
it
of
"Tad's
as
Founded
York
New
Corp.,
Inc., was
Edgar Schabacker, Jrv
Chairman and President, and Brainard E.
Prescott, Chairman of
TIDE', Inc.
The funds will be used in the development of a 30
acre
tract
acquired
by
this real
estate
developer and builder.
—V. .197, p. 2563.
and mid-town Manhattan. The concrete
completed, and it is anticipated it will
completed' during July,
Mr.
known
Funds
additional
Capital
by the principals Neal Townsend, Don
Key,
owns
and
operates a
nationwide
York,
day
rapidly.
Islands
Federal
looking the Hudson
New
President
sales
expenses
Depreciation
Midland
1955
Allen
cities.
every
Tropical
of $4,531,100
The
in
major
grown
committed
in
by
in Tad's Enterprises,
Schabacker, Jr.,
President
of
Townsend,
T.
restaurants
steak
$900,000
of
company,
Edgar
Neal
and
of
other
C.
established
Varieties"
permanent mortgage commitment.
The
the
chain
investment
and
Tad's
commitment
by
Townsend
has
of
York
announced
Kratter
Capital Corp.—Investments—
long-term
New
a
negotiated and consummated.
Kratter presently has invested over $3,000,000 in the Los Angeles
International
Airport
Hotel,
a
future
landmark,
in
which
the
committed
&
Midland
A
been
is
Annual ReportYear Ended April 30—
Consolidated
p.'Vi>2463.
197,
made
possible by the col¬
lections of various accounts receivable that were paid in full and
from
the
use
of
portions of the company's cash earnings.
The
company's $72,000,000 construction program is proceeding
rapidly, and several most favorable financing arrangements have
company
such centers.—V.
two
7
"
Sept.
firm
1,
insurance,
the
commenced
1962.
It
including
direct
solicitation
of
and Pennsylvania.
life
business
written in excess of $40,000,000 of
$12,500,000 of life business resulting
has
on
such
from
8
assumed
reinsurance
under
1962
1,
June
another
from
agreement.
share
quota
a
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(8)
insurance
version
carrier
business
land
in
has
Since
the
1962.
and
1961
...
Authorized
mtge. note due April 15, 1967—
shares ($1 par)-2.-
6%
Common
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
shares
common
which
each
has
forth
set
$220,885
285,000 shs.
principal
underwriters
follows:
C
A
Allyn
Lowell
Securities
Suplee,
Co.
14,000
;
"/It;
3,000
^
vert
3,000
3,000
3,000
Dowell
Cal-
&
/shai es
Uhlmann & Co., Inc
5,000
;
Dobbins
'
v
Mosley
Yeatman,
Inc.
Austin,
D.„„af
-v
B. C. Christopher & Co.
Metropolitan Dallas Corp.
Straus,
Blosser
&
Mc-
51,000
' >
Co
&
Hoit
'
q0
'
Presidential Realty
50%
a
increase
ended
year
net
profit
in
April
3,000
^
—V.
197,
1415.
p.
the
lease
lease
this
A
and
earlier.
year
a
calculated
shares (listed
B
shares
904,375
a
of
from
the
cn
profit
of
American
in
earned
for
the
1,194,425
Stock
like
the
President,
Exchange),
year
aggregated $375,098, against $225,825.
Cash generated after
amortization was $305,087, against $117,824.
Final net
all
charges, including depreciation charges of $941,600
$521,269, respectively, was $261,415, compared with $177,620.
figures for the first half last year are based on the pooling-
Mr.
accounting
Baruch
improved
1962
or
first
that
says
other
and
rental
principle.
No
six
the
month
as
in
as
occured
during
in the company's
available represent
business—older
projects,
buildings and
the
major
properties
acquired last year.
Citing rising occupancy rates in all areas, he predicted all-time
high operating results for the full fiscal year ending October
1963.—V.
195.
sold
were
delphia.
Proceeds
will
to
go
the
estate
stock.
•'
Headquartered
Club
in
Philadelphia,
of
the
late
whiskey
and other brands. In the year
it earned $191,178 on sales of
$15,140,303.
approved
Punta Alegre
Punta
Joseph
Punta
Crown
Alegre
Fabrics
Ltd.,' which -will
Binen-
ended April
30,
1.9
1963,
operate
as
the ^acqui¬
division of
a
to
M.
an
Alegre
Sugar Corp.
Crown
Ltd.
is
independent converter of synthetic
fabrics, and its present officers, Robert A.
Levinson, Roy B. Simp-i
son
and Adolph
Leuthold, have been elected officers and directors
of
Punta
an
Alegre'Commodities
contracts
to
Corp., and placed under long term
active management of the new Crown Fabrics
annual sales of around $12,000,000.
continue
division, which has
The amount to be
paid by Punta Alegre Sugar for Crown
Fabrics,,
after the initial
down-payment, is wholly dependent upon the earn¬
ings of the division during the present and future fiscal
years.
Part of the preferred
stock, recently authorized at a special
meeting
of the shareholders
(June 18, .1963)
will be utilized/for the pur¬
chase price of this new
acquisition.—V. 197, p. 2254.
Purolator
the
basic
Products,
features
and
of
a
Purolator
-
Tung-Sol
plan
Products, and Tung-Sol it was
Abeles, President of Purolator
President of Tung-Sol.
by
James
for
and
and
between
merger
June
on
Milton
R.
25
Schulte,
Proposed Stock Split—
the
stock
effective
of
of
Purolator
the
after
a
have
for
meeting
purpose.
action
basis
one
to
be
197,
nn"0U1Lced Plans for a $11.6 million
Lancaster, Pa., tube plant to provide an
J/f
200,000
square
feet
conversion
tube
neS Shmw
building
new
to
color
for
the
split
2154.
p.
Corp. of America—Plant
Expansion—
for
color
TV
manufacturing
Y"
.
split
become
the
on
r,rn<?reQm0ITPa?y Thas
>.
to
to
called
It is expected that
the
quarterly dividend payment
shares will be! at the annual
rate of 80c per
share.—V.
Radio
picture
RCA
will
expansion
additional
engineering
and
Electronic Components
construction of two
devote
46,000
tube
square
feet
engineering.
Pthfr 154,000 square foot addition, expected to be under¬
wit is,/ ! enlarge the plant's conversion tube operations/
ttii t ,mage orthicon and vidicon camera tubes, image
Mr/ SmUh7
''£01?LTI P*0^1"6 tubes
according
*
0
nrntn
Ph°t0 tUbeS and
to
production
and conversion tubes are
the corporation," Mr. Smith said, "and
and
engineering
facilities
are
required
good
the
to
growth
enlarged
meet
Sin?
«fSi- partly retlecting the
end
of the
fiscal
^ several hundred additional employes
requif,ed as Part of the expansion program." The
?
n
y
as
a
before n'
occupancy
aJJiS of the
axPansion
Smith indicated that
of
the
first
it
would
Engineering
mhl t £«* yT the "ew
?
Industrial
sponsible for
next
RCA
Electronic
Lancaster
mately
$5
value
par
Central
Standard
and
subject
has
9,000
have
not
months.
not
take
been
place
the
first
major
Components & Devices
and production of color TV
picture tubes
RCA Television Picture Tube Division.
series
D
nine
the
being
7/
14617
state
and
for
for
the
close
/
.'
of
the
'
May
was
stock
comparable
and
four
cents,
this, year
share
a
/ : ''7
taxes
$5,125,000,
interim period,
at
months
preference
for
for
and
an
the
at
'•
;r
income
to
nine
-
the
<7
unaudited
are
first
set
Frank
A.
the
retail
new
Under
and
•;>
stock
for
(45c
on
914,762 shares) the
President
and
General
Juno,
annual
stores
profit
is
not
will
stockholders
newly
a
inherent
the
value,
the
to
approval
of
will
those
;
are
Overhead
year
.%■
shares
ation
the
in
2,897,647
stockholders.—V,
197,
profit
fiscal
before.
year
Manager,
of
the
return
which
year
/.
,:/77 ;
pointed
out
wholly-owned
retail
division's
long
period 'to
36
now
stores
during
quarter
in
opened
major
a
older
locations
their
continuance,
cluded
for
notes
that
where
Canadian
of
encouraging.
store
the
and
high.
outlets
prior
period
sales
to
record
a
to
attach
comparable
relation
at
in
fiscal
oper¬
year.
Of
latest
year,
four only were
period.
Operations at
potential did not appear
of
the
profit
terminated.
were
arrangements
listing of Shop &
Stock
Exchange.
They
Stock Exchange.
-I";
in
retail
the
the
Montreal
be
portion
the
Juno
will
combined
would
most
appear
lower
are
company-owned
30 at the close
with
new
year
have
otherwise
above those of the
expenses
first
warrant
in
are
Save
of
course
caoital
are
being
shares
presently
con¬
the
upon
traded
the
on
authorities
regulatory
Sinclair
by
See
Oil
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Drilling & Exploration Co.,
Inc.,
this issue.—V.
197, p.
1993.
approxi¬
Southern
2096.
p.
are
of
Mr.
ex¬
ultimate
net
running 15%
the
compared
eight
to
Re¬
for
business
two
stockholders
*;/://'V;
outstanding, owned
ago.
profits
There
/'■"'•"■'/i',.
the
company's
criterion
company's retail division.
Prospects for the current fiscal
net
of
be
the
of
the
Sales to date
holding
approved
true
a
in
sufficiently
dilute
to
exchange offer,
be exchanged
for
of
contribution
yet
their
substantially
the
those
share
one
records
higher at $36,357,825 and net
per share .on 960,601 shares)
real
earning power, nor of its increasing profit
potential.
Each
consolidated
profit results
have
been
reduced
because
of
continued expansion in the retail
field.
Absorption of new store
opening expenses, coupled with the fact that
many
newly added
stores
have not been
in operation
a
June 24,
stock offer
the
Of
California
Gas
Co.—Bonds
Offered—On
25, an underwriting group headed by
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Chicago, offered publicly $40,000,000
Southern California Gas
4%% first
company's
year
ended Dec. 31, 1963,. which was the
year of operation, Revenue Properties reported
$507,000 after all charges.
this
total
$307,000
by the company;
subsidiary, the Rubin
shown
are
mately
is
$1.9
real
his
the
balance
Corp.
$16,600,000
at
leased
by
"mortgage
earn¬
bonds, series E, due July 1, 1988, priced at 100.835%
and accrued interest to
The
of
way
properties
dividend from
a
-
which
$15
approxi¬
"the
at
cost
less
depreciation. Gross revenues
of which $1.7 million was from rentals.
'
I
shareholders, President Alex J. Rubin pointed
of Rubin Corp. of $231,000 resulted from a
of projects
which
were
completed
and
It gives no effect to projects completed and
retained as investments. Furthermore, most
building and develop¬
ment projects take from
one
to two years
to complete, so that
most of
the
projects begun in : 1962 will not be completed until
and
1964.
earnings of
potential."
President
of
areas
its
U.
number
year.
Alex
S.
used
of
/'v:;/*;%;V;-V/%':
also
the
redevelopment
outlined
Rubin
in
Corp.
the
and
Corp.;
report the various
Properties Inc.,
downtown
buildings,
lease
on
at
Toronto
Ontario.—V.
330 sale
housing
196, p. 10.
subdivision
in
.■.:■*•./•■;••
1968,
the
Brampton,
i/>:; /./ ■/•
option
remainder
to
Roberts
Earnings
to
stallation
increased
this
in
However,
proceeds
cost
Angeles-based manufacturer of
adhesive
products
and
building
equipment,
in
the
fiscal
1963
first
half,
carpet
in¬
of
none
of
these
are
be
may
debt
the
Pres¬
said
that
ment
of
new
products,
sales
for
the
fiscal
about
Mr,
one-third
Livie
ently
told
totals
the
of
the
around
carpeting
total
analysts.
$6.5
U.
year
fast-growing with the steadily rising
peting, he noted.—V. 197, p. 1884t
wall-to-wall
"
and Bache & Co., New York.
Inc.
eration
Net
after
and
earnings for
the
six
months
Federal
income
capital
255,643
shares
net
earnings of $338,062 or
period last year. ,,:
/'.
for
the
075,355
for
the
were
$694,065
"It
of
a
appears
components for
Cooley
&
&
&
.
,
were
refrig¬
1963
six
in
months
the
now
period
1963
that
to
tax,
May 31,
$1.32
were
a
1963,
equivalent
share
$6,927,068,
for
a
share
compares
the
sales
of
to May 31,
1962.
Earnings before
period againt $685,962 a year ago.
the
1963
third
quarter
with
corresponding
against
should
to
match
$7,tax
200
B.
—V.
that
in
the
the
of
Norfolk
John
&
B.
$200
Joyce
Co.
John
'
C.
Moore,
&
Co._^
3,000
Co.
&
500
Lynch
New York
Wm. E.
L.
Corp.
Corp.
Corp
C.
Shields
600
Stix
J.
400
Thomas
Co.,
&
S.
C.
Wyatt,
250
Co
&
&
Co.,
309
Inc
&
150
Co.__
&
Inc.
2,000
Co.
153
600
—
Co.
1,503
Co.
&
Wertheim
100
&
100
150
1,000
:
Co.,
F.
N.
S.
,253
150
150
—
StrausS
250
Frederking
1,400
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach
250
Co.
Hanauer
&
Corp.
&
Rothschild
F.
303
Co. Inc.
&
Hughes
Roberts
Schwabacher
3,000
Co.,
Michigan
&
Co.
Hanseatic
Pollock
Robinson
300
Freeman
&
Co., Inc.
Morris, Stokes
&
300
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc._„
J.
A.
Overton & Co.
Wells
2,000
Evans
150
303
:
Legg &
Leonard
Mullaney,
Securities'
Inc.
J.
Corp.
N.
&
severally
150
Securities
12
company
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Ladenburg, Thalmann
150
M.
have
contained
600
Securities
Fridley
below
Raffensperger,
&
the
600
Co.
&
Co
500
Co.
&
White
Neal
Yantis
303
Co.
&
3,000
Co.
&
"&
197, p. 2245.
253
,
Waggoner
Co.,
Inc.
203
300
Silvray Lighting Inc.—Proposed Merger—
On
ago," Sidney B. Tremble, President', told stockholders. He
that the third quarter is the low point of the fiscal
model
150
^
for
Amount
Schmertz
of
were-.$341,165
$1.34
to
This
named
conditions
300
Freeman
6,000,000
(000's Omitted)
1,400
First
and
California.
at
(unaudited)
250
A.
towns
of
estimated
Investment
Townsend,
&
Counties
6.33.
750
Inc
First
M.
portion
is
Merle-Smith
&
Elkins,
Southern
Bodine
Crouter
and
$280,652,333 and net income
to
$27,721,926.
Ratio
of
and
1,000
Inc.
year
|
outstanding.
were
Co.
Union
operating
an
distribution
unincorporated
revenues
were
purchasers
Inc.
• Co., Inc.
DeHaven &
Dick
is
amounted
terms
Co.
Co.,
Dallas
7
the
year
noted
due
.
its current fiscal
of
air-conditioning industry.
estimated
the
first half of
The
the
Co.
Co.,
1,
than
Angeles with an estimated
also serves all or part of
southern
250
&
&
Burnham
&
producers
charges
—»
to
..
Cli'ment
Rudy Manufacturing Co.—Net Higher—
Record earnings for the
by the company,
1963,
Co.
Equitable
reported
31,
Burge & Kraus
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
Cunningham,
der, Peabody & Co.,
—V. 197, p. 1884.
operating
Allison-Williams
Eaxter
July
less
gas
affiliate,
101
served
Amount
(000's Omitted)
Co. Inc._$9,850
Black
its
Los
and
area
interest
Ball,
,:7_
75,000 shares of this firm's common stock had been
made at from $41% to
$427/s per share through Kid¬
commercial
and
the
Bacon, Whipple & Co
car¬
Rockwell-Standard Corp.—Secondary Offering—On
June 27, it was reported that a secondary
offering of
cities
Halsey, Stuart &
carpet gripper pres¬
this country alone and
of
in
in
to
of
agreement,
to
purchase
from
the
respective principal amounts of bonds:
following
now
accounts for
for
such
equipment,
use
fixed
subject
purchase
bond
for
in
prior
cost
a
year.*
bond
PURCHASERS
year
market
market
a
to
con¬
engine, industrial
10 counties in
California including that
central
March
agreed,
iir* place,
S.
This
million
the
the
for
earnings
company^operates subsidiary manufacturing and marketing
facilities in the Eastern U. S. and in five«Toreign countries.
Its
principal product line, nail-impregnated strips, called "Smoothedge",
wall-to-wall
of
ended
available
The
hold
in
population
REVENUES—Total
ending next Sept.
3o should rise to a record $10 million, while earnings should also
climb to a new high of over $700,000.
The company's Chief Exec¬
utive
projected a
long-term annual
growth
rate
in
sales
and
earnings of about 20%.
to
incorporated
first
months
of
the
company's stepped up
existing product lines and develop¬
of
domestic,
company
total
of
as
result
a
as
expansion
to
gas
customers
communities
posted new highs in the recent six
months totaling $4,828,000, which compares with volume of $3,960,000 for the same period last year.
• '
7 '7
'
/
7
Livie
at
purchase,
natural
other
The
also
company
wholesale
99
■
of
company's
redeemed
incurred
Los Angeles. The
company and
Gas Co., serves all of the
City of
population of 2,600,000.
The
March
31,
to
a
the 597,840 common
ident announcedi these figures at a
meeting of New York Security
Analysts.
■ ;V. 77./'' 7 •■' 7.7 '■
7
.--".•/
:|7 '/
Comparable earnings for the year-earlier six months were $291,000, or 48.7 cents per share on 518,621 shares outstanding.
Sales
the
subject to redemption
bonds.
of
materials,
ended
$325,000, equal to 54.6 cents a share on
shares outstanding at the end of the period. Hugh S. Livie,
of
and
record
part
program.
of the
company in whole or In part
through the
prices ranging from 100.84% to
par and for other
bonds
may
be
redeemed
at
prices
receding from
the
interest
sale
Los
first
the
in
$5,000,000
to
repay
in
parent, Pacific Lighting
its
finance
approxi¬
company.'s
outstanding
BUSINESS—Southern California Gas
Company
utility engaged principally in the
;
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
of
financing
the*
(5V8%)
about
owned,
to
this
redeem
FEATURES—The bonds
par.
from
from
to
1983
at
the
105.21%
basis, shopping center and middlePittsburgh, garden communities in metro¬
in
and „a
the
purposes
due
$30,800,000;
expansion
sinking fund
industrial
of
program
contract
or
income rental housing
politan
increased
an
of
C,
indebtedness
the
and
series
REDEMPTION
subsidiary.
Halifax,
and
struction
Projects either well-advanced or scheduled for completion this
include the $8 million Colonnade complex in Toronto, a motor
in
short-term
Urban
year
hotel
amount
lull
7/
•.
bonds,
principal
therefore, do not consider the first year
Corp.
indicative of that company's earnings
Rubin
operation
group was awarded the
June 25
on
its - bid
of
rv,„Ff^C??PE^"9Lthe1„net Proceeds
mately $32,500,003 will be
mortgage
Directors,
Rubin
Co.
sale
Co.
profits
relatively small
sold during the
competitive
100.203% for a 4%% coupon. Two other
bids, also
naming a 4%% coupon, came from
White, Weld &
and
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
jointly, 100.084, and Blyth & Co. and Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.,
jointly, I00.q83/
estate
to
at
issue
million
yield 4.32% to maturity.
Halsey, Stuart &
-
.
of
net
industrial
million
letter
that
out
from
came
owned
Assets
.
year.
.
year
.
stock
operating
30, 1963 with sales 8%
11% to $459,193 (48c
rising
$413,669
that
on
full
ings of
"
-v
nine
two
respectively.
company's fiscal
.7;
-/ ^
'
of
May 31,
$252,748.
outstanding
share
a
months
credits
ended
amounting
stock
current
provision
cents
nine
special
months
credits
the
after
78
for
June
on
Tube and Semiconductor Division is re¬
engineering, manufacturing and marketing of con¬
from
accepted
by the holders of at least 80%
of
the
capital stock of Central Standard before becoming
Sales
is
.
common
is
the
common
$6,970,000
adjustment
p.
March
profits
be
Reliance
eventually
21
addition.
Program, Mr. Smith explained,
newly-created
organization.
RCA
work force of approximately 4,000.
? utili.ze the first addition within the
K^a*
plans for the second addition
i
finaYwi
year,
•
Federal
company
ended
has been ap¬
stock of the corporation.
the
increased future demands in both of these key" product
im^eivfni,?,hsfiz;ed tha£ "while there presently is the normal seasonal
i!
The
■
York,
special meeting
Co.
,
hrms
wMi
a
is-
exPans,lor\ involves the
one of which
picture
to
in
for
share,
with
were
demonstrate
New
stock, with a $50 par
19 shares of Central Standard for
more than
15,000 shares. •
:• ■
must
used
operations
VA' Vice-Pr?sident,
additions,
television
tube
at
Insurance
shares,
marketing efforts,
authorized
company on
a
three
special stockholders'
Co.,
for
offer
Mr.
Products
A
outstanding
Inc.
Purolator Products would issue
one share of $100
par value 4Va%
cumulative preferred stock
convertible at $85 per share in
exchange
for each four shares of
the
outstanding common stock of Tung-Sol
Electric; Inc.
The plan would
provide for the existing Tung-Sol
5% preferred stock.
Details will be
submitted to stockholders of each
company for
approval in the near future.
^
Directors
'
1785.
p.
Trust
stockholders
Life
of
appointed
Shop & Save (1957^td.—Sales Up
8%; Net 11%—
Co.—Exchange Offer OK'd—
effective.
~~~
Electric,
announced
D.
for
earnings,
197,
of
income
a
profit
including
public
Purolator Products,
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Directors
of
have approved
197,
York
New
Reliance
15,000
class
changed
holding
1963
Fabrics
of
shares
totalled
Corp., a subsidiary,.; according
Salgo, Chairman of Punta
Nicholas
'
•'
■
overwhelming majority an exchange of
will acquire the- outstanding capital
an
been
stock,
year.
periods
The
—V.
the
net
Special
credits
of
22
cents
resulted in net earnings of $1.32
with "82 cents a-share last
Provisions
'
of
shares
,
subject
^
100 %
Reliance
than
liance
Governors
completed arrangements for
Commodities
announcement .of
by
has
preferred
year.
compared
months
•
to
market.—V.
Bank
share
one
its
produces
Sugar Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Alegre Sugar has
of
'
acquire
last
respectively-,
as
that
including special
5,941,699
1963,
period
leading
Standard
Central
In
sition
the
Kap, Inc.—Appointment—■.*
whereby
For
:■
Dougherty's
and
of
trade.
retail
York
prior
$8,230,552,
with net profit
$5,230,206,
the
was
a
Inc.—Acquisition—
purchased the entire 325 capital shares
Inc., distillers, for $2,178,000. The shares
public auction by order of the Orphans Court of Phila¬
at
C.,
N.
term
Revenue Properties Co., Ltd.—Annual
Report—
On June 26, the company
A. Dougherty's Sons,
of J.
the
Reliance Insurance
2079.
p.
Publicker Industries,
The
Co.
v.iV'.v'T'.
salon
New
2358.
p.
reported
1963
operating
approximately $1.10
dividends,
compared
Inc.,
Mr.
George Barrie, Rayette
terms
of
the
transaction
were
not
The
pointed co-transfer agent for the common
—V.; 197, p. 2358.
newer
31,
is
the
to
The
gains
profits
the
of
gains
to
197,
Faberge,
consultant
a
Red
period.
continued
income, as well
in all segments
results
capital
contracts
.,;*,,v;v,.,r'
beauty
each
1963
&
31,
31,
compares
of
On
1963.
chemical
'
signed
announced.
Rayette
less
the
Wilmington,
Grace
24,
of
has
company
This
the company.
V-',.
••
supplier of products and equipment to
Last year the company entered the retail
field with
its
hair spray,
Aqua Net,
which became one of the
largest selling products in its field in the country. Mr. Barrie has
indicated that the company intends to introduce additional prod¬
serve
against
after
either
June
on
$10,000,000
near
R.
Bank,
cumulative
corporation.—V.
May
$1,326,052.
Mr. Barrie emphasized that he plans to continue the operating
plans and policies of Faberge, one of the world's leading cosmetics
and fragrance
companies. Samuel Rubin, Faberge President, will
loss
of-interest
has
stock of
revealed, v
mortgage
The
over
plant
W.
.
.
company
.outstanding
class
ments
and
to
closed
was
of
$1
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Net Higher—
months
six
combined
oher recurrent income from operations
for the half year increased to $3,006,*earlier.
Mortgage amortization pay¬
and
a
years.
Reliance Insurance
capital gains)
$1,984,662
share,
a
share
basis
and
property
the
common
a*
transaction
the
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan
for
ended
1962
acquisition
equipment
this
Chemical
cents
57
or
of
the
The
New Division—
Rayette, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
The
ago.
year
The company's rental
(exclusive
454,
cents
per
the
on
$680,185,
to
38
or
The
is
year
in
income
recurrent
first
Financial
Chase
.
engi¬
:/. .r ••;/
!-T
rose
and
/'.
;v,'.
;
■-/
According to Marion W. Isbell, Ramada's chief executive officer,
fpregoing transaction will have a beneficial impact oh the
company's operating results for 1963 and future years.—V. 197,
p. 448.
./
•
•.;. ///''
1963, the company nearly doubled its
depreciation, Joseph M. Baruch, President, re¬
before
machinery
of
fields.
Ramada's
20
is
other
division's
new
manufacturing
30,
ported.
Pre-depreciation profit
share, against $343,649,
period
other
and
and
involved
the
Corp.—Shows Loss for Half Yr.
rental
to
the
hotel
The
It
ucts
On
half
The
registrar
of
the aggregate number of shares
purchase, -subject to the terms
the underwriting agreement, are as
in
SFC
and
country's largest motor hotel chains, has organized
equipment leasing division expected to be active in both the
motor
to
Shares
of
new
a
and
agreed
space
military
the
Outstanding
$280,000
ItQOO.OOO shs.
f
of,,-the
names
offered
severally
conditions
and
One
Each
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
medical,
portion of the $11.6 million expenditure has
equip the new engineering and manufacturing
a
Ramada Inns, Inc.—Forms
presently
states.
earmarked
for
as
with utilities, services, manufacturing
neering equipment.—V.
197, p. 1785.
.
maintains thirteen branch offices—m
office is supervised by a salaried
manager
who has
responsibility for administering activities in
his area', including the employment and
training of new agents
and
the solicitation of
insurance business by the .branch office
staff
In addition,
the firm has non-exclusive contracts with five
independent insurance agencies who represent the company pri¬
marily in areas not served by its branch offices.
company
midwestern
The
said
widely used in television,
are
.veil
as
almost entirely the results
^
seven
tubes
space
accident and
its
Smith
been
and
loss
a
only
firm
Mr.
for the years I960,
recently entered
the life
at
operated
these losses necessarily reflect
sickness business.
business,
of
Poulsen
Dakota.
South
Conversion
and
astronomy,
applications.
nuclear
Main¬
Pennsylvania
Ohio,
Dakota,
North
Missouri,
'Michigan,
tubes.
satellites,
'
r
admitted and licensed to do accident and sickness
the States of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
Kentucky,
The, company is
.
June
21,
1963
it
was
man
of
Silvray Lighting,
dent
of
Litecraft
announced
and
Industries
by James M.
Gilbert,'Chair¬
Ben
Ltd.,
Roisman, Chairman and Presi¬
that negotiations are in progress
year
changeovers
by
customers.
Continued
on
page
51
Number 6277'.'.
198
Volume
(9)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
When
Per
DIVIDEND?
Named Company
"tables.
first
the
In
:v.
.
Corporation
Canton
Alberta
:>,6%%. preferred
5.75%
$9c
40c
Youngstown RR.. Co
Line Co., L„d.—
&
—
Alterman
Poods, Inc. (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred
Amarlite
Corp.
Amerada
Petroleum
a, New
American
7
—
,„7,
Can
q
12/2C
10c
(quar.)—.
8-1
6-~b
50c
-Oc
quar.)
(quar.)—
Stationery
(quar.)
Products Corp.
Home
American
American
MonoRail,
(monthly)—
Pad & Paper
American
Smelting & Reiining—
(quar.)
_=
preferred (quar.)—
American Steamship Co..—
71—r~":
American Transit Corp., 6% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Ames Department Stores, class A (quar.)—
Amicable Life Insurance
(Waco, Texas)
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.
.
O.
K.4
oc
2h
8
30c
f,1
$L1|^
of
Virginia (quar.)
Corp., .common
1™
Blanche-(E.
Bliss
<
7"J0
'
(quar.)
1
4.25%-'preferred (quar.)—
'4.18% preferred (quar.)——
Boston Edison,
common
7 31
/xu
2r
6-18
7 Ji
/ jx
U2 /aC
8-1
20c
ni l
7 1
1?2
Foote
—
G-.8
7 5
^
1" ®
33c
—
Arms
(s-a >
8
5C
Shares
-
B
Class
Shoe
Cannon
Cedar
No
5%
.
7- 2
6-20
7-30
7- 5
7-19
6-28
9c
Co.,
6-29
b-20
v
'"fx
8-15
10- 1
7-31
iu- 1
u 13
—
$1-19
68c
(quar.)—
6 Ac
10-15
7-25
9-30
7- 5
(quar.)
(quar.)—
12%c
15c
$1-25
A
'-xu
9-3
$1
87/2c
—
Illuminating—
; New
common
(initial-quar.)
$4.50 preferred
iquar.)
Coca Cola Bottling (Los Angeles)
(s-a)
7-20
7- 1
7- 1
9-20
11- 1
6-29
6-24
b-24
9- J
30c
——
(quar.)—
(quar.)...
5
8-15
7-19
?/2
n
k
50c
7-19
7-5
8c
8-15
8" l
$1.75
—
7%
Dental
Mfg.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
7-31
6-19
7-17
Combustion
Banking
7- 1
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Action
was
Realty
Fund,
Composite
Connecticut
on
Corp,
Inc.
Printers
15c
(quar.)—.J
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
—
;■
.
7-15
7-31
22c
7- 1
7-12
6-21
deferred
Gas
(quar.)
—
Finance,
I, 8-1
7-10
Kentucky
Stone
8-
1
7-10
6-21
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-26
57J/2c.
7- 1
8-15
7-29
6-28
6-20
25%
8-
1
7-30
5-13
7-15
pfd.
(increased
7-15
Laurentide
Common
7
7-12
Sub
8-15
5^4%
preferred
6'A%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
7-15
9-16
9-
25c,
8-
7-15
$14c
8-15
7-26
com.
Gr.s
7-
6-20
1
8-31
20c
6-26
G-19
$1
7-15
6-29
$1.50
6-29
G-20
9-
8-
3
30c
8-
1
1
1
8-15
7-31"
Ltd.,
Insurance
10-
$7.50
—
(Washington,
—
D.
45c
Lynchburg
---.------•-I---,--
25c
.
Macy
9-14
f^ord. Motor ,of Canada Ltd. (quar.)-—Bank (Paterson, N. J.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Major
7-19
Manhattan
7-19
Marine
7-10
Shirt
Midland
Electric
Frisch's
dividend)
(stock
Restaurants
Furman-Wolfson
Mills
Inc.
4%%
Co.
.
(A
6% ' preferred
of
for
the
6-21
25c
for
partial
6-21
Meriam
(G.
&
7-
1
8-16
second
Metromedia,
7-
C.)
B
Gimbel
Inc.
Bros.
Industries
Girard
Girltown,
Inc.
Glatfelter
(F.
5
1
6-14
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
7-25
7-10
2
7-12
8-
1
7-10
30c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
Class
8-
1
7-15
7-1
$0o0.45
/2c
Northern
8
Moirs/ Ltd.,
1st
vestment
income)
J.)
dividend
See
Bros.
$2.40
title
Co.,
Hartford
4.50%
Electric
$4.20
Mount
5%
'
preferred
preferred
4.96%
Hartford
Steam
Co.
ance
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inspection
Boiler
Murphy Corp., 5%%
National
National
Biscuit
1
7-10
National
Commercial
1
7-
1
7-15
8-
8-
6
N.
Co.
Propane
Shoes
National
Union
8-
3pc
1
7-15
7-
7-15
6-29
5
D'2C
-
v
7-10
1
7-10
Northwest
1
7-10
Class
—
7-25
—
Products,—
New
common
(initial quar.)_————Hercules Powder Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
6-20
7-25
3°c
—
—
7-
6-30
-lbC
..
5
Ball
&
Bearing
(quar.)_^.
1
(Joseph?
Hycon
Mfg.,
—
Co. (quar.)
5%% preferred
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Brick
Imperial
Life
Head
New
Co.
Mills
common
Natural
...Quarterly
_
(Canada)
(quar.)_
(3-for-2 stock split)——
(initial)
7-
5
Gas,
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
25.C
tral
6-20
8-20
6-26
6-20
$1 75
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
$1.14
1
7-15
7-
2
6-15
$$2.50
7-
2
6-15
$1 50
8-
1
7-12
Sl'os
8-
1
7-12
.
(quar.)
f32C
A
(quarZ)jT_r
6-27
6-25
6-27
6-25
9-
1
8-15
$1.37%
6-29
5c
Z_
7-25
7-26
7-
7-
6-24
$25c
$f
933Ac
*-40c
$1.25
(quar.)
1
1
3
7-
1
8-15
8-
i
7-19
7-
1
7-15
7-10
6-28
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
9-10
8-
8
25c
15c
7-18
7-12
8-
10c
'
(quar.)
B___
8-9'
7-26
25c
25c
;
A
8-20
20c
17%c
$1.06%
(increased
class
7-
10c3%
(quar.)
class
9-10
7-15
~Co.~
div.)
common
7-17
10-10
40c
Trust
7-31
40c
(quar.)
(Pittsburgh)
and
7-15
$72c
J30c
_
8-
8-
1
7-10
7-10
7-10
25c
(quar.)
B
$80c
50%
7-15
7-12
.
7-12
Osrow
■
7-
6-19
:25c
10-
9-20
(quar.)
Bank
York,
&
Trust
Co.
of
Cen-
Pacific,
Parke
6-15
6-28
7-26
7-12
7-26
7-12
9-10
8-29
7-15
7-
-
60c
(quar.)
7-1
7-10
8
&
preferred
17%c.
$1
$1.16
$1.19
2%c
2%c
45c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
(initial)
:
Products
/
-
Elevator
Outlet
60c
25c
33c
33c
40c
(quar.)
common
Extra
Otis
8-
Co.
(quar.)_
Company
Atlantic,
Canadian
:
Ltd
9
preferred (s-a)
A
(quar.)
Brewing
New
4.75%
6-28
Corp.—
6%
class
Rockland Utilities;—
(initial quar.)_.
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
New
9-13
$i
1
9-12
$1 09
.
National
Orange
7-13
25c
7-12
;___!
Co.,
Company
Class
9-16
Business Machines
1
7-
(initial)
Ry.,.
National-Corp.,
Oneida
13 /4C
$1
$1.25
31 AC
37 %c
8-
7%c
20c
class A
&
Canada
River Sand
Ohio
Olympia
-
011/
——
32V2c
Quarterly
Old
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)_Z
7tr 5
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
preferred
preferred
International
—
(accum.)——
pfd. (quar.)—
7-12
Northwestern States Portland Cement
Oilgear
x2%c
$ 1.25
35c
25c
6-26
6-19
50c
preferred
common
A
7-
1
(quar.)
class
6-24
9
(quar.)_
(quar.)
on
1
8-
(quar.)
Corp.
Engineering,
B
7-
6-21
preferred (quar.)
Engineering Works
Extra
-
_
4%
6-24
*i0c
Northern
8roo
Insur-
7-19
1
7-15
7-19
1
$l"
arrears)
ZZZZZZZZZZ
(stock
Western
&
8-
-
7-15
gxtra
Norfolk
1
1
7-
75c
ZZZZ~Z
88-
$065
Insurance
of
5
5c
quar.)
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
New Jersey Bank & Trust (Paterson)
(quar.)
8-16
40c
Steel
Hoover
Products
7-15
1
~~~
Bank
Co.,
7-
8-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
8-
3oc
(quar.)—
;
Indian
Neon
new
(quar.)-
Harzfeld's, Inc. (reduced quar.)
Hayes
Industries
(quar.)
Extra
4%%
6-21
8-15
7-20
$111
(quar.)
Inc.
6-26
8-31
$119
(quar.)___'
Y.)
National
'
8-19
50c
_
Aeronautical
(Albany,
6-17
3
earnings
dividend and
preferred
5
9
7-r I
9-
45c
B
7-
—
&
% 2c
17y2c
York
"
of
preferred (quar.)
Refrig. & Storage,
7-15
7-15
common
7-10
preferred (quar.)
Royal Dairies Co. Ltd.—
National
Calgon Corp.
(quar.)——
Light,
1
current
common
8-
(quar.)—.—
Harrisburg Hotel (Pa.)—
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Wire
1
8-21
of
8-
i
Products
8-
$1.37%
common
preferred
7-10
L
preference
—
& Controls, Inc.—
announcement
under
Chemical
1
New
Manufacturing
6% conv. pfd.
&
Neiman-Marcus
Hagan
from
(s-a).,
Montana Power Co., $6
Mutual
Guardian
8-
(quar.)
8-
7bc
Co., 5 V2 % preferred A (quar.)_
Fund, Inc.
(from net in-
Greeley Gas
8
$1.06%
.
quarterly
7-12
53%c
3uc
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ry. (quar.).———
Mfg.
1
7-
(quar.)___^Z"_"_ ""
4-26
8-
$
$1.25 preferred
Company,
Goodman
1
7-
7-25
Z_Z_Z
ZZZZZZZZ
Montreal
56 Ac
common-
.
Great
7-
J^
x%/2c
(quar.)
4.50%
Glidden
7-
7-15
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36% preferred
(quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)_____
7-
31 Ac
preferred (quar.)
4% %
preferred • (quar.)
Glaxo
Group,
Ltd
Glen
Alden Corp.
(quar.)
7-15
5c
Middlesex Water, 7%
7-10
7 /2c
7 fac
(quar.)
(quar.)
H.)
Co.,
8-30
(quar.)__
Central
payment
Michigan Abrasive,
-Mickelberry's Food
7-17
1
(quar.)
8-30
7-15
(quar.)
Inc.
Meyer• (George
6-15
7-15
7-31
37 AC
(quar.)
A
of
75c
1
8-
Brewing, class A (quar.)
9-10
9-20
8-25
$1
(quar.) >_.
Industries, $3 preferred
payment
-2 /2c
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Missouri—
1
6-20
7-25
10c
pfd. A
6%; preferred
McLean
of California—
preferred
8-
1
ZIZZZZZ
preferred ' (quar.)
preferred "(quar.)_„
.4.44%
7-16
7-15
6-29
8-15
7-
8-15
3%
I_
Massachusetts-Electric—.
6-24
6-10
30c
(quar.)
General Telephone
*
Co.,- (quar.)_i_
1
15c
20c
1
48c
&
7-
3%u ;
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
7-11
1
32%c
A
Casualty .Co.
Mid-State Steel
General
ZZZZZZZ"ZZ~~
(quar.)
7-
$5%
7-10
35c
_
(quar.)
Trust
30c
:
6
25c
(quar.)
19c
dividenl
8-
3
20c
Quarterly
7-16
9-16
6-29
8-
$2 50
Z
dividend)
class
Finance
7-19
8-
$$1.25
Extra
Stock
(s?a)
(quar.)__
B
1
1
6-29
7-10
9-
$1
(quar.)__
preferred
6-30
2%
6-25
$ 001
1
r.o%
1
7-10
21%c
(Oscar)
& Co.
-(quar.)
Mayfair Markets, common (quar.)
I2i%c
9
time.
Mayer
-f—
7-
05
(quar.)
(quar.)
H.).& Co., 4>A%
(R.
4%•
3
(subject to shareholders'
First National Bank (Fort Worth) (quar.)—
National Credit Bureau (stock div.)—
8-15
60c
B
1
;;8^:
■.
~
Z__ZZ
Industries
4.76%
Franklin
^
Co.
Videotronics,
Class
Macoid
9
8-
1
6-28
9-13
8-
1
7-
7-
7-10
80c
(quar.)
(stock
7-10
19c
,
9-
Telegraph—
preferred
Inc.
Gas
Maryland
70c
™
(quar.)
Marshall'Field
,——,
&
3
25c
15C
Brewing
Lynch Corp.
C.)—
First
"
Lager
Stores,
7-20
•
$35c
7-10
7-25
4C
non-cum
8-
135^
———
7-10
31V4c
(quar.)
Chain Co.—
Steel
5%
7-25
7-25
(increased-quar.)
8-
"135c
(quar.)—._—.
7-10
l5c
3l>Ac
~
(quar.)
Telephone
7-15
25c
A
1
7-25
(quar.)
preferred
MPO
7-
6-21
20c
*
Fund
Lucky
G-27
7-24
15c
7-10
6-27
Island Lighting, new com. (initial)_ZZ
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
(Poughketep75c
class
8-
7-31
Long
7- 9
8-15
7-10
45c
payment omitted at this
Longview Fibre (increased-quar.)
7-16
7-16
46%c
Insurance
Co.
Lunkenheimer
40c
20c
6-17
7-31
r
(initial-quar.)
Lucky
;
6-29
$31%c
^
Dividend
7-31
10%
—
(quar.)
(quar. >___
Salt
5%
Seattle—
(quar.).
Life
Inc.
Locke
G-24
6-17
$l%c
Link-Belt Co.
7-15
7-
6-29
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)
Portland
Common
7-15
8-
—
6-20
7-1
B
Lincoln
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-28
75c
.
;
preferred
Liberty
2%
2
7-15
6-20
$26'Ac
(increased-quar.)
A
Leslie
-•€-20
9-16
(s-a)
1__
preferred
Lehigh
Lenox,
Ltd.—
dividend).
2
7-
$17V2c
O.)
Co
5%
7-19
15c
(N.
Extra
8-23
75c
(stock
7-
7-15
Ltd.—
(initial-quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Common
7-31
'9-16
Co.
Financial
Leeds & Northrup Co.—
3
31%c
Insurance
Lewrence
6-27
30c
(quar.)
7-15
10c
(quar.)__
7-
7- 8
7-
35c
IZIZZI.I"
Lafayette
$$1.75
$1.50
7-15
1
8
75c
Co
9
1
7-
50c
7-12
1
1
7-15
Extra
7-
1
7-
6-20
1
75c
7-25
11-
7-15
7-
27%c
Extra
9-14
t20c
15c
quar.)
8-
tlOc
7%c
u
(quar.)
7-12
$$1.75
Co.,
(quar.)
6%
7-19
J12%c
,
I
8-15
40c f
45c
trailer of Currency)—-
f
.
.
Inland
16c
8- 9
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay (quar.)
King-Seely Thermos Co. (quar.)
-approval July 16 and the U.:S.'Comp-
SI.50
second
Natural
Kentucky
6-28
(quar.)
Stock dividend
$1.25
Inc.—
quarter
dividend
until the July meeting.
the
Kent
(quar.)
Quafcterly
Illinois
Freightways,
Consolidated Gold Field of South Africa, Ltd.
Consolidated
.
15c
5c
Trust
7-10
7-10
$1.18^
6-21
30c
(quar.)
Engineering
Commercial
,
_i
7-12
15c
Organization Inc.—
dividend)
Washington Inc.
1
(s-a)—
Home
Columbus
7-15
7-29
\
Broad
1
Cau)den.National Bank & Trust (N. J.)
Hayes
Electric
Plastics
'!'
'•
Kent-Moore
&
Knapp-Monarch
(stock dividend)
Semi-annual
First
Halle
%>c
27c
$104
common
.
1
(preferred payment omitted
Plan
corporate
preferred
Cleveland
Colorite
8-lb
••
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
•
b-jb
payment.
(quar.)
Service, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Bag
9-iu
9-10
tlOc
—-
preferred
1st
b- 1
7c
interest
common
on
preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)—
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc.
Charleston Rubber (quar.)
$5
7-12
8 30
9-16
45c
^4.75%
Chase
7-2.1
7-15
30c
beneficial
of
Corp.—
taken
action
4.15%
'
7-10
10-1
9-30
Jgc
Inc
Central Vermont Public
'.
8-15
8-15
j-™
8-1
8-1
7-15
7-31
'25c
(quar.)
>' \
..
5
15c
Consolidated,
Traders
B
Genesee
Field Trust—
Certificates
Celotex
1
71
9-10
9-10
|5c
Cooke, Inc
Point
7-
^
'-1
(quar.)
Carrington (George S.) class A (quar.)
Cassier Asbestos, Ltd.
(quar.)
Cattle1 &
^
U8,4C
tl5c
Company
Carborundum
lfi
7-16
Co
Plastics,
Capital
7
75c
Canners,
Canadian
6_21
66(4c
Soup
Canadian
b 23
b
10c
3c
7
Co. (quar.)———
class A (quar.).——
Hydrocarbons (increased s-a)—
Campbell
d ^b
7_
,
Co.
;' *:?>
A
8-15
$6
Manufacturing
•,f 1'1»i' /
8-
preference
-Firemen's
5
28
719
^
Calgon
Corp.,
common
—
>5.30%
convertible preferred (quar.)—.—
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)—
VSl
i.
5c
20c
(quar.).
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)—
Grain,
Class
Photo, class A (initial)
(initial)——
Calandra
'
7_
6
7-10
Co.
Co.
8-
(quar.)
~
Federal Street Fund ( from investment inc.)
Field (Marshall)
(see Marshall Field)
V
b
75
191/or
America
(s-a)
C.)
/
1
Construction
(Andrew)
Kaufman
$1.37%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Steel
Co.
Foods
Franklin
c,
/ i»
12 /2C
of
Co.
Assurance
Men's
Business
(quar.)
Morrill
&
Burnham
(K.
(quar.)
(Calif.)
.-'American
G 20
6 T4
&
Class
5
J5c
10°
—r—
Oil—
Burmah
o_
7
13c
(quar.).
.
Gas
Record
$1.40
j*
fi_2Q
24
preferred
Buffum's
.
common
(quar.).
1
7.
8-
9-
10c
National Bank & Trust
Federal
•
b
_
—
Budget Finance Plan,
6%
2c
.
'
,
Browning
V.i
25c
17c
"
Union Gas Co. (quar.)
Brown Engineering
(quar,)..
' Quarterly
'J.J
o
»c
1—
Brooklyn
x
1
'
.
(Milton) Co
—
Briggs-Weaver Machinery, $1 pfd. (quar )
Brodie .(Ralph N.), new com. (initial quar.)dividend
»
80c
7-12
10c
(quar.)
7-10
25c
N. Y.)
Farmers
9.4
x
$j>Ob
Bradley
Stock
1
?i-i»
•
sie,
6 21
o
-
7-12
1
10-'4
(quar.)
Products
River
Family
7 6
-
1
1
8-
Building (quar.)_"
Keansburg-Middletown National Bank (N. J.)
$1
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Fallkill
b 2(
»
7
^
Stainless
Fearn
10
87»/2c
Bourbon Stock
Brad
6-29
8
8-
$1.05
5
$1.06
Products
Fall
bju
7-15
t
JOc
——
Joy
:•
....
g-27
•
$1.09
Inc.
$1.20
Employers
Group Associates
Engelhard Industries (quar.)
6-20
\cc
,7 15
Colby,
$1.12
(quar.)
Talc
Electro Networks
7
■ •
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(Stock
(quar.)
Electroslids Corp.
at this time).
,10
11
«>c
2
9-
Quarterly
6_18
££
20c
.28/8C
—
Yard Jquar. ).
——1
Gear Works (quar.).
Ltd.
Power
Magnesia
4% %
5-13
fi-90
7
9-
4
Bakeries, common (extra)
participating preferred (quar.)
Ekco
7- 90
1
b
50C
10c
Chemical, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
preference
Electrical
b-JB
6-27
Co.—
10-
Eastern
j
10c
Corp., common (quar.)—.—
2xh%.:preferred (quar.)—-
7%
2g
a
6-28
10i/4C
Electric
&
25c
(quar.)
Kootenay
1
/ id
( x»
(quar.)..
45c
,(quar.)——20c
Supply,
,
8-30
(quar.)
common
preferred
Eastern
$0,119
»c
Borg-Warner
7-15
9-15
Transportation
Stores,
East
.
62^,
WNC
&
4%
7 31
7-31
;W.) Cp.,-«.P0 preferred
(E.
Bluefield
&
Industries
Eastern
40c
$1.12%
(initial)—-----
& Assoc.
E.)
/ bu
°c
Big Bear .'Stores, class A (increased).——
Bin-Dicator Co.
(quar.)..———
Tar
#
10c
preferred A
Co., Ltd., ^ornmon
7-29.
(increased)
Ltd.
6%
7-19
;
(quar.).—w-—-------■
A
fi-1
ljjc8 1
8-1
Paper
I5c
93J/4C
A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Co.
6_21
30c-
—
Jergens
preferred.
Bridge
Eagle
>
g-17
q
Vnr
(quar.)—
Jefferson
6-14
—
Stores,
ET
7_Jb
'
\
7.
Gas
5%
'
b
Basic; Products
Class
1
~j>c
*
Bank
4%%-.convertible
°
,
9- 3
8 \
(quar.)
Georgia
7-15
8-
Jane
a- 1
-
of
1
7-15
Bucommun, Inc.
(quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp., 5% conv. preferred (quar.)
q
7_iq
iJC
—
"6-29
—
preferred
(quar.)
Vilbiss
Dresser
8
j- d
xul
6-19
3
7-
7-15
Coatings, Inc.—?
Dominion Textile
_
o.
8-22
6-29
30c
(quar.)
preferred
7-24
—_—
^c
(quar.)
Bank
Bathurst 'Power. &
Chemical
Dominion
<
o
q
5
3
Fund—
preferred
6c
30c
17V2c
$1.25
Guaranty
Dominion
7_20
a- 1
6-29
9-
$2.
50c
Dominion
.
8- 1
9 1
Co
Transit
Baltimore
9
R_
„
20c
t
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill (quar.)
'Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
Soto
43/4%
62 %c
56,4V.
,
ltd
LllQ.
q
™
Santa Fe Ry. (war.
Atlantic City Electric, 4%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)—
Atlantic Company
(quar.)..
—Atlantic Steel Co.
(quar.)——-—
Austin Nichols & Co., common (quar.)
V $1.20 convertible prior
preference (quar.)
Automatic Steel Products, common
Noncumulative preferred
Axe Science & Electronics Corp.—
(From., investment income)—
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)—
•
/
*»- J
Atchison . Topeka &
p
&
Common
De
Trap Co. of America, common—
preferred (quar.)_„
Corporation, 4%% preferred (quar.)—
Associated Baby Services Inc. (quar.)
—
Associated Dry Goods
(quar.)—
Associated Products
(quar.)
Associated Stationers Supply
(quar.)
Associated Traffic Clubs
(stock dividend).
0
Title
Dodge Mfg. Co.
.
5%
:
De
-
action taken
(no
$4.36
(quar.)
Davenport Water, 5V2V0
5%
preferred (quar.)
payment at this time).
Aro
13.
G-20
7-lb
9-16
7-15
72c
—
Illinois
$4.22
(quar.)
Airmotive
Dallas
6-20
r-29
7dc
3 /4C
25c
Animal
Tj
5
fiI2R
n%t
Anglo-Catoadian Telephone—
Class A (increased quar.)_
Anheuser-Busch Inc. (quar.)—
,
5
n.
71
7
lo
7%
Mutual
Common
—
(quar.)
Dallas Power & Light—
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)—
4V2 % preferred
(quar.)
$4.24
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
bUC
American
10-15
Fund
(s-a)
Dallas
7
Exchange
come)
Iowa,
-
(s-a)
Fund
Capital
Services, com. (quar.)_
Investors Mortgage Co. (Bridgeport) (quar.)
I,
Systems, Inc. (s-a)
Co., 3J/4% preferred (quar.)
Curtiss Wright Corp., common - (quar.)
-
■
6
$75c:'.
3
(quar.)___
9-
x
9-16
Investors- Diversified
22c
Corp.
Properties
A
iU
7-26
$60c
(quar.)_
t
Craig
Class
preferred
Investors
6
'
Investment
Ridge
Counselors
-
77-di
time.)
omitted at this
payment
^
Investors, Inc.
(quar.)_
Mortgage
6|%
a
7-
8-15
10-15
(Quarterly from dividend and interest in-
,
Aggregates
Coral
7Z1S
30c
30c
7-19
7-22
15c
ioc
com.
Payable of Rec.
in¬
net
(quar.)_IIIH
Ltd.,
Holders
When
Share
(from
Stores
foundation,
9-
1
Inc.
Department
Investors
Crane
7-31
7-.1
12c
Co. (Galvaston) (s-a)
$1.20 preferred (quar.
Indemnity
Coral
b-x»
—
stocK.
par
Investment
Trust
&
"■
Continental
8
„
Co.
American
on
V
Bank
,
1 i»
n" 19
Corp.—
(initial
Bank
American
(Common
8-15
1
8 20
$1-U4
-
plans a four-fold increase in outstanding shares.
This will be accom¬
plished by a 20% stock dividend, and
by converting the $33% par shares into
$10
8-15
—
BanK
7-lo
$$1.43/4
(quar.)
common
Holden
vestment
Interstate
9-
National
Illinois
6-28
6-28
20
in
,0
«,
Co.—
.
$$1 -06/4
(quar.)
8
37 /2c
(quar.)——
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
Continental
"
Investors,
income)
6-28
$5.52
_
(quar.)
preferred
When
..
rr
Co.,
Power
•
is
1 10
——
$4.50
Payable of Rec
8~ 1
Share
(quar.)_
Trunk
Gas
-
per
•
Name of Company
Akron,
Consumers
reached their
ously announced, but which have not yet
payment date.•'
.
5%%
table in which
second
AMT
an¬
current week. Then we follow with
we show the payments previ¬
nounced during the
a
all the dividends
indicate
we
7
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6%
715
(increased-quar.)
Common
grouped in two separate
are
P6T
Company
International
,
announcements
Dividend
I
Name of
Co.—
Water
Consolidated
I
Holden
Payable ol Bee.
snare
_
9
Davis
&
Co.
Investment
—
(quar.)
8-
1
10-1
9-23
8-
1
7-22
10-
1
9-23
7-31
7-10
7-31
7-10
7-26
7-
8-
1
9-
3
Co.,
$4c
25c
7-18
7-31
5
7-19
8-15
7-
5
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
Patterson
Penman s,
$6
Company
(C.
Ltd.,
Share
5%
J.),
preferred
Glass
Sand
4.68%
preferred
4.44 %
Stevens
preferred
4.25%
;
Trade
Credit
Pittsburgh
$3.50
$2.55
preferred
7-10
$<±.9u
preferred
8-
1
7-10
}95C
8-
1
7-10
$5.70
preierred
(quar.)_
9
$5.60
preierred
"Plastic
"Wire
Plymouth
r
&
preferred
(quar.)_-__—
8-30
8-
$5.96 preferred
10c
6-29
6-18
$5.26
16c
7-31
7-19
Travelers
40c
62yac
Pruicoat
Public
Service
7-15
4.b4%
6-28
oo.
puro.ator
80c
(quar.)—
6-29
7-12
Union
Lumber
1
7-12
Union
Oil
1
7-12
LnLed
6-29
6-17
10c
(quar.)__
2oc
(quar.)
com.
—
l-roduC«.a—
1
R.
Co.
-$1.16
9-
3
9-
3
40c
9-
1
,
-
.
Red
Owl
"Peed
"
8-
(quar.)—
Chemicals, Ltd.
Properties, Ltd.—
6 Vi %
conv.i partic.
Reynolds
Aluminum
(Payment
this
Ryerson
'
(b-ior-2
u '
stock
(Iso
:
action
tab
Co.
B
(A.
Smitn
(J.
Class
i
(Stock
Southern
.■Vi-
(4%
;
preferred
4V4% .preferred
,
5%
.
»
v,
:
*Standard
"''v.; rExtra\
■
Sterehi
7-15
7-
7-31
West
8-15
8-
Stevens
■
...,
.
Sun
.
Financial & Loan
-4.60%
4.90%
5.10%
F.37ri
5.24(4%,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.72%
(Detroit)
:
1
Anchor
Anchor
8-
1
'.7-10
8-
1
25c
9-
9
8-23
Ansul
30c
—
10-
1
9-13
Anthes
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
25c
8-15
25c
8-
1%
8-
1
7-19
15c
.■•;• 7-
1
1
quar.)
25C
(quar.)—_—,—
,%■':
i
7-15
7-
1
9-30
Power
&
7-15
7-25
7-31
7-
(A.
R.)
Markets
Affiliated
6%
pfd.
(quar.)_—;— "
7-
5
N.
7-15
6-28
9-
3
8-13 :
9-
3,
8-13
3
3
7-16
6-26
Air
Alabama
2
Insurance
Fund
(quar.).^
(quarterly from
(Fla.)
2
7-
7-22
7-10
7-22
7-24
7-10
5
4
7-10
7-15
7-15
6-28
■»Class
Alco
7-15
6-28
Alcolac
7-8
7-
Aldens,
9-10
8-27
6-28
9-13
7-11
quar.)
25c
$1.02y2
$1.06(4
1
10-
9-6
10-1
1
1010-
9-6
9-6
"
1
l
10-
•
9-
6
9-6
1
9-6
§1
30.
$1.31
10-1
9-6
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-6
§1.3 8
10-
1
9-6
§1.23
(quar.)_„„
(quar.),—,
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-6
$1.31(4
$1.32(4
—
—
Thomasvillo Furniture
Industries
Increased quarterly
5%
ioc
'
1
10-
1
10-
1
qJ
,§
9-6
"■
9-
6
8-30
8-
8
>
9-10
3-23
7-15
7-
5
8c
(quar.)
7-19
7-
5
13c
7-16
13c
7-16
6-21
1
6-10
7-17
6-28
-9-3
9-
c
$2.25
-'
$3.75
71
7-
of
J.
7-
1
6-14
8
6-15
7-20
t25c
3
7-
2
7-15
7-
1
tl3c
7-15
7-
2
American
Book
Co.
7-15
8
8
7-
1
*
•American
Discount
nraferroH
/r»iTOr
6-17
Associated
7-15
Associated
Truck
class
1
6-12
1
6-12
1
6-12
Atchison
.'5%
655/'aC x'
$1.C8
common
6-
7
5c
7-
1
7-
1
9-20
3
6-17
1
6-12
1
6-21
■
75c
(quar.)
common
30c
6-20
6-17
8c
7-10
6-19
10c
7-15
7-
——
^
Mortgage
(initial
quar.)——
(ouar.)—
Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Topeka
&
I1.
—„_
(s-a)
8c
1
7-10
6-19
7-
65c
6-13
1
7-
City Sewerage Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Realty Co., $6 preferred
(s-a)——
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75%
pfd. B (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
27V2c
City
Class
B
;
Electric
$?Rc
(quar.)
class
on
and
A
class
6-21
6-13
7-
$3
2
7-15
37c
6-20
1
7-
6-17
B_„
Credit
Corp. (stock dividend)
Plan, preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A
93 %c
8-
7-
t25c
7-
6-15
$25c
t25c
(quar.)
Extra
Atlas
7-
-6-15
7-
5
6-15
7-10
6-19
17 y? c
7-
1
6-15
$15c
7-
1
4-21
10c
7-
1
6-20
2%
Thrift
B
C Sugar Refinery Ltd.,
5c
preferred
(quar.)
8-16
1
6-14
Babbitt
1
9-13
Babcock
9-
1
$56 (4 c
8-31
"
(B.
&
Bacardi
88-
9
9
T.),
Inc.,
Wilcox
—
Quarterly
1
6-14
7-
9
6-17
Baker
1%
7-
9
6-17
Baltimore Aircoil
$1.25
1-
1
6-17
Baltimore
Oil
7-
5
c
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
10c
7-15
6-28
6V2%
Tools
Gas
8-
1
7-11
1
6-14
Bangor
7-
1
6-20
12 (4 c
7-1
6-11
37 (4 c
8-
7-
9
7-
9
8-
1
&
&
preferred
7-11
6-12
7-11
6-12
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-17
3
*
30c
CO 1/-
n
New
Bank
York
(N.
r.17
Nova
Scotia
Bond
&
6%
(quar.)
—'——
of
7-
1
7-
1
6-10
59c
9-16
8-31
50c
12-16
7-17
6-28
10c
7-
6-21
28c
1
6-20
■
11-29
8-26
2
6-R8
7-
.
7-311
7-
1
6-14
$1
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
32y2c
(quar.)-^.
____
——
common
Y.
(quar.)
—
7-
1
50c
7-
1
6-19
22c
7-15
7".1
—
C.)
$1.75
7-
1
$1.06
7-15
7-
1
—„xv_
$1
7-15
7-> 1
50c
7-10
6-26
7-
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
—
Canada.
(quar.)—
7%
7-15
$3.25
1
6-21
8-
1
6-29
7-
8
6-28
$8
7-
5
$5.80
7-
5
6-25
50c
7-15
6-27
*$1.75
7-15
6-28
J55c
Mortgage Guaranty—-—
(NYC)
6-14
'—•——_
Corp., common
participating preferred (increased).
■Rarhpr-UMiis
7-31
c
$1.12 »/2
Securities
Bankers Trust Co.
t25c
62 y2
1M/4C
(quar.)
of
Bankers
Bankers
25c
87y2C
Commerce
of
7-, 5
7-, 5
8%c
common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
4V4% preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
of
7-31
Chemical—
Corp. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric,
Bank
—
quar.)
(quar.)
Electric,
Bank
$1.50
—_—
—-——-
Inc.
6-28
U5c
50c
(quar.)
Bancohio
7-
$3
$1.56 Va
(quar.)
7-19
43c
Inc.-(increase
Paint
1st
45c
4
pfd.
conv.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Baltimore
43 %c
1
'—
5%
Backstay Welt Co., class A (quar.)
Bagley Building Corp. (Detroit)
7-
6-14
(quar.)—
common
.
10c
17 (4
8c
(quar.)
Corporation
20c
;
(quar.)_
(Georgia)
6-14
6-28
9-10
30c
(quar.)_
~
6-17
7-
44'
—
*
1
1
125c
'
7- T
1
10-
!
common
7-20
7-
8-
'75c
D
35c
7-
93 %C
—
(quar.)—
7
Lines—
non-cumulative preferred
Finance (quar.)
93 %c
——
6-21
6-14
7-20
6-29
7-15
$20c
Auto-Soler
Co.
(quar.)
—
Axe Science & Electronics Corp.. (Md.)
1
7-
7-15
6-17
(initial)..
-
common
20c
$ 15c
Autofab,
7-
6-
1
(quar.)
6-28
$3
6-17
7-
60c.
7-
50c
6-15
7-15
35c
——_
7-15
$1.25
6-15
1
15c
Atlas
Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-
6-15
1
7-
25c
6-14
8%c
56 (4 c
1
7-
—-x—
6-15
$3
—
—
7-1
7-
35c
Atlantic
$1.12 y2
1
6r28
Atlantic
7
8-
6-15
6-17
6-10
6-
•;'
1
7-18
1
;f
1
1
1
7-18
7-
7-1
$1.16(4
—
—
;—
"
8-
8-
7-
7-
6-25
9-. 1
1
8-
>,
9-1
7-10
8-15
7-10
1
I*'
;
7-
t25c
11c
9-
9-
eoc
68%c
$1.37
Atlantic Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
2nd
preferred
(quar.)———
1
1
—
8-15
10c
1
8-
-,.r
Co.
t25c
—
1
8-
1
$1.18
Atlanta
(
8-
9-
"59c
$1.08%
Associates Investment
7-
8-1
1
1
5c
Associated
7-
1
99-
$$1.50
6-12
7-
7-15
$16V4c
6-17
$1.13
7-15'
1
9-
'
:—
1
$1.23
7-31
>
IF". •7.-15
c
"■
Stores
1
:
pfd.
A
8-- 1"
88-
.
(quar.)——:——
Cos. (initial-quar.)
Mortgage
8-
Food
7-
:
\
-
—
Associated
7-
preferred
Co.,
^
(quar.)_,
$1.05
—
3(4%
Corp.
2 rv
7-31
62y2c
——.
Hegeman Electric
7-15
-
1
6-28
x
2
9v
20c-',
27(4
—,—
(quar.)
6-14
$1.15
Ltd.—
&
$65C
$67y2C
(quar.):
1
1
7-
9-
$62V2C
(quar.)
—
Hardware, Ltd., class A
Temple, Ltd., common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
6V2% preferred (quar.)
6-14
7-
7-19
6-14
7 .-12
"
$1.37 V2
—_
(quar.)
x__
common
(quar.)
16 Vic
k,
Consumer Industries—
(quar.)
Co.,
Ashdown
6-15
37y2c
1 ,/
1
7-15
7V4C.
,
;
4
-.j,.-
(quar.).]
preferred
Arrow-Hart
6-21
1
"
non-cumulative
American Cyanamid,
7
25c
Co.,
6%
7
7-
V 7- 2
8-
'
—x
(quar.),.
.
12y2c
quar.)
Can Co., 7%
preferred
(quar.)
American Cast Iron
Pipe, 6% pfd. (s-a)
American Cement, common
(increased)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
$6.25 class A preferred
(quar.)
American
7-22
20c
(quar.)
:
6%
preferred
(quar.)
American Biltrite
Rubber,
(quar.)—-
&
Arundel
6c
1
Note
6-
v ;
7-
"
.
•
(quar.)—
Co.
class C pref.
preferred
(quar.)
Company (quar.)—_—
Armstrong Rubber
(quar.)—
Aro Corporation,
common
(quar.)
6-14
1
2
7-
1
:.•% %Vr'
;x.
5.48%
Armour
New
America,
American
7-
1
7-
7-24
8-
20c
Ash
f.4% preferred (quar.
)x-_x—__I_—
•4(4%
preferred (quar.)———xx___—
Amalgamated Sugar
(quar.)—,——,—
T
Amerace Corporation
(quar.)—
Stock dividend—
:—
Amer. Aggregates
Corp., 5%> pfd. (quar.)—.
Bank
7-
45c
1
34 %c
pfd.
(quar.)
American
6-
$0.7579
preferred
Filter
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.72%
5-31
7-
6-25
6-25
7-15
7-
f7»/2c
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$2.65% preferred series C (quar..),,,
Arkansas-Missouri Power, (preferred quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light'—
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
6-12
25c
—
(quar.)
Canada
Air
1
•f
7-15
-a
$70c
(quar.)
$2.75
7-11
7-
7-10
investment
(increased
preferred
American
7-25
50c
6-21
$1
——
(quar.)
Service
preferred
$2.36
Holders
25c
%
t50c
'
"
6-15
—
(quar.)
convertible
Public
$2.50
5-31
]
8-15
U8-15
3
Yx
$2.40
"'
5-31
•
7-3
20c
——
(quar.)—..—
$1.10
5-31
——
(quar.)—1
preferred
Common
-20c
A
1
;
Co.
preferred
Arizona
'
Payable of Rec.
1
—~——
—
(quar.)
YTime Finance Corp.
(Mass.), class
Class'B
$1.25
$1.27
1
■
$2.70
1
preferred
$3.75
preferred
Aluminum Co. of
9
9-6
10-1.
$1.15
77-
"
given in the
When
6-11
7-
$0,004
i
(quar.)——
1
(quar.)
Allied Thermal Corp.
(quar.)—
Alan Wood Steel
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry.'guaranteed (s-a)
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)
7-17
8-
B
Aluminum'Co.
"8-'2
10-
6-11
90c
(quar.)————
7-
,——,
7-16
9-10
§1.16
$1.16»4
$1.22V2
$1.27(4
-
•
6-20
8-30
'
..
;7-31
8-15
36c
(
—
5
'
1
7-31
35c
__x
com;
7-
3-15
7-
6-11
2
$1.50
(s-a)—
preferred
7-
Allegheny Pepsi Cola Bottling (quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry., 6% gtd. (s-a)_—
Allied
Graphic Arts (quar.)—
..iAllied Properties (Calif.)—
6-27
7-15
•
2
7-
34%
preferred
preferred
8c
(quar.)—
Power Co., 4.20%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)
4(4%
3-30
1
A
Chemical Corp.
Inc., common
>4(4%
c
7-
10c
$2.50
-7-
Products-——x————————
5
7-31
3c
6-15
2
—
(Watertown,
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co.
Class A (quar.)
12 V4c
201
32 (4
Products
Gas Co.—
series
>4.52%
20c
(quar.)
$4.50
Partiic. non-voting
$50c
x———.—,—_
Control
$5.50
6-19
7-22
10c
1
7-
31V4c
$2.60
37V2C
.
—
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
i
8-13
15c
7-
7-
12V2c
—
Discount, 6%
5(4%
Aileen,
8-13
.,7-
20c
3?7/cc
6-15
17c
7-15
$28»/bC
———
Y.)
Alabama
?5c
1
43 %c
6-14
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)-.
Aid Investment &
25c
■
6
7-
quar.)—
6-28
—
common
(quar.),—
Inc. (quar.)
income)
Agricultural Insurance Co.
5
7-31
20c
6
6-
(reduced)
t$.001
preferred B |(quar. )
.-_•
$$1.37 72
Corp., 6V4% preferred
..-.•;
32V2c
Applied Arts Corp.
l,
15c
Applied Research, Inc. (N. Y.)—_—_•—"
3c
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
7y2c
announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
Corp.
(quar.)
Aetna Casualty &
Surety (quar.)—
Aetna Insurance Co.
(quar.)
9-3
1
8-15
10c
6-
1
22V2c
Imperial, Ltd.—
A
(increased quar.)
""$4.35
Paper,
preferred
Aetna;Life
20c
1
7-
Apache
dividends
Addressograph-Multigraph
.
7-
31V4c
7-31
Share
Acme
2 (4 c
6-26
25c
25c
Per
Incorporated.
Abrams
50c
7-10
$1.50
7 y2c
Company
3
9-
6-17
75c
5 V2-%l:
,
7-19
••'/\.
the
2
9-
1
Class B
6-21
;
6-14
7-
Products
(quar.)
Chemical
Class
$1.12 y2
6-14
1
>,
6-20
5
11-29
1
(Indianapolis)—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
•Anglo-Newfoundland Development
6-28
7-
6
77-
4c
—;
Co.
$4 preferred
(quar.)„
;;—
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—•.
7-10
7-15
200%
9-10
Works—
Company,
Common
7-15
f
12-
6c
50c •/.
:
Corporation, class A
B
——x—_x—
Hocking Glass Corp.—
ClajSS
'
1
9-30
8y3c
(quar.)—
Sugar Refining Co.—
(initial)—
Amoskeag
7-10
(quar.)—
9-
—
(quar.,
Curry
give
we
4(4%
'v
Fiber Glass
Machine
7-
3 7 (4 c
pfd
(quar.)
(quar.)l_
Abitibi
7-1
—
(quar.~)I~I~_~
preferred (quar.
Pacific Ry.
(stock-dividend)—
Co. (quar.)._^
I.)
7-12
Y: IOC
•'Thermogas
(H.
1
7-12
$.2656
(quar.)
Thompson
ALD.
19c
(quar.)
&
6-28
1
if 8-
6c
preferred
(quar.)
5(47o preferred
(quar.)_
7-
(quar.)
9-30
——.
preferred
5
»-*
1
6-20
.■•'!•.
5%
1
(quar.)
7-15
%
35C
(Galveston )
(quar.)
Vitrified
7-
7-15
12y2c
Ins.
Water
6-25
7-30
35c
8-22
''
(NY)
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
5
8-
5c
Co
Name of
6-22
3iy4c
_
preferred
'•'Tejcas
8-30
8-
10%
1
——
Co.
Co.,% common
States
American
6-20
7-
7-15
8-30
1
,8-
Co.
.
vY-%•
■
6-28
37 y2c
—
"
(s-e
5.00%
6-24
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Industries (reduced
7-
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
/ American Thread Co., 5% pid.-(s-a)——
American Tobacco Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
35c
week, these being
,
4.92%
.5.C8%
v
7-
17 y2c
—
;
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
4.50%
1
10-
28y2c
preferred-(quar.
,__^i
(quar;)——^4,—;
.pre'smd
preferred
deferred
5 '"
7-15
$1.25
quar.)
weeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this
7-10
10-
15c
(quar.):
,4.64%. preferred
4.65%
8-1
<
Snuff
preferred (initial
preferred (quar.)
7-17
25c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
31(40
(quur.)--——X.——
preferred
1
28c
(quar.)
pre^erred
v.
6-28
.7-
25c
8
25c
Below
6-28
38%c
(quar.
T'-ans'mission,
preferred
S-
2c
,H2V/2C
;
•.
Tasty Baking (ouar.
Tennessee Gas
4.10%
v'%■
7-19
(quar,25c
,
9-20
—
dividend)
(resumed)
RR.
Chocolate
Yosemite Park &
7-15
7-10
25c
(quar.),.
Co.
8-22
$1.56 Va
—
(stock
Coal
Yates-American
5
7-19
8-
40c
Corp.,____
.
V;T. I. M. E. Freight
Taicn, Inc.
•
7-
1 7-19
40c
;
(quar.)__
common payment
omitted at this
■
$5
V/i-r 6c
—
8-10
10c
,
conv.
7%
9-10
•
7-15
J17Vic
$17Vic
6-28
3
(quar.)_____
5.44%
7-19
preceding table.
(quar.)
Markets, 5.90%
7-26
7c
12 J/2c
Extra
Williamson
60c
..
7-21
9-
common
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Airlines
Pacific
Wilbur
3
%" ••■.'v'v-...-'-"
'
6-28
-—
preferred
New
8-15
Manufacturing
Coast
Western
25c
Bros..
■ i,,
'-»■
9-13
6-19
-''•;"
6-28
7-15
—————-
preferred
American
(quar.)
West Virginia Pulp &
Paper—
4(4%' preferred (quar.)
:
.
6%
American
at
Westmoreland, Inc.
7Vise
Y
;
:
time,)
'
Stockton, WhaUey, Davin
Stovep (Ruseell) Candies
;
Waters
5
2
"
,
Company
(Class.A
5
$1.25
payment
(quar.)_:
Westmoreland
r;l
7-15
x,——.
Common
Smelting
(increased
8-15
25c
(quar.)—.
P.),& Co.
1'"•>■"]'
7-
7-10
—
(J.
7<
7-10
■(reduced)x,l-i,;2,,-I223-2--222:"
V sterling. Aluminum
Products
(quar.>22222222
Stevens
7-19
1
(quar.)_
A
7-31
15c
~
1
' \
_
-
American
14c
—_
8-
■
6-14
—
Terminal
preierred
Wyatt
Products (quar.)_
x_
"
Aviation
21—"11—'
,:YSta-Rite Products
Inc., common (quar.)——
5% ;preferred
(quar.)_.
.instate street Inves'ment
Corp._
..2 —.
,;'Stepban
'■
.
$5
8-12
—
8-
at
1
Pnotocopy Equipment Co. (quar.)
American Security Investment (quar.)—_—
American Security & Trust Co.
(Wash., DC)
Quarterly
l
in¬
$1.15
7-
6-14
7-
American
$1.20
7-15
7-1
$1.06(4
—
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(increased)
Insurance
Gas
American Optical
6-25
$1.06 y4
7-15
;
(quar.)
SY.n'ev
'
i
5c
quar.)
class
6-28
(quar.)
_
.Instrument,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
4c
7
$1.25
Co. (Chicago)
(quarterly from
_—^
9
$1.50
&
Common
.
Quarterly
; Standard
'
5
Natural
7-
preferred
""
6-14
1
97 V4c
Insurance
National
j' Quarterly
"•'
7-
10c
preferred
«!««•»'■
34%c
34 %C
:%?"• "!
;
———
F'ire
American
V:
'
v
preferred
•
7-
L—_
L—
56V4C
—
$4.60
'
Gas, 6% p.d. (qu^r.)
Water, com. (quar.)
Industries
&
held)
National
6-28
$4.80
■
5-
6c
7-25
$4.25
___,_j._
Accident Insurance
flOc
———
common
common
share
American
8-30
5
4
7-12
x—
,
Quarterly
8-30
1
5
8-26
(quar.)
income)
,
Bros,
$1.50
—
preferred
Southern
-Standard
;
9-27
10-
5
10-
10 %
'
Metal Climax, Inc.—■%"%'■•.?
preferred (quar.)
American
7- 5
7-
He
6-14
-
$1.31(4
Mutual Fund, Inc,
8-15
1
,8-
22c
$1.06 »/4
(H.)
Sons, class A
Washington Gas Light Co.—
7-10
13V4C
86
-
■
Illinois—
of
Motorists
net
8-15
3
7-
,_
(quar.)
California
California
9-
7-
——
4.56%,.preferred.
Southern
9-16
7-15
■
6-14
,J„—
Co.—r
(quar.)
American
5
7-15
Sugar—
dividend)
7-
1
7-15
Ltd.—
Gas
on
Company
32»/2c
(quar.)——
Rico
8-
$1.25
Southern California
Edison—
4.48%.v preferred
(quar.)
,
7-
7-31
:f.25c
Georgia Natural
South; Fuerto
4(4%
$1.12 y2
_
(increased
Warner
•.Warren
5
7-22
8-20
8-20
American
7-19
7-10
$1,371/2
.—
,
•
7-
.
Sonotoneu $1.25 preferred
(quar,l—_
55o preferred
(quar.)—:
South.
.
7-15
1
15c
/
RR.
Warehouse
8-16
7-16
15c
\
Corp. (quar.)—'
H.) .(quar.),,
A
Wabash
7-22
"9-16
,
Co.
6-17
12c
dividend)—.——
American
(quar.)1
Materials,
6(4%
preferred
6-26
/7-31
10c
25c
Y"■;.•%
O.)
Sobeys Stores,
taken
this "time.
Vulcan
;» 6-21
25c
——_
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)—
Paper
1
8-
America—
Warren Tool Corp.,
Dairies—
A
Smi.h
,
6
f
CIa:s
action
of
preferred
Virginia-Chemical
1
6-29
7-31
Class
Simplex
7
Corp.
each
8-
12 V4c
(quar.)—___—_—-r——
Warshow
:
common
Inc.
Vanadium
6-21
\
Silverv.ocd
•
7-
6
'7-
,
30c
-•'
Quarterly
;
$2
1
*7-
•
Columbian (s-a)—_———xYj)25c8-10
.
'u ;
8-
-:•• $3
4x
Secuilty
Banknote Co. (quar.)—
Security Storage (
Washington, D. C.) (quar.)
Security Trus'r Co.
(Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—
,
of
4(4%
—
50u; COnV;, pref.'
j
7-18
No
—i,_;
(quar.)
•/■';•. Schtnley Industries,
tax
for
8-10
$1
(quar.)_
Industries, 4(4%
Realty & Investment (s-a)
Steel Cos., Ltd.—
(Interim payment of 4% less British
7-31
1
Investment
6-15
/
22 (4c
..
,
3.90%
preferred
(quar.———:—
American Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)
(15/1000%
of a share
of Vapor Corp. capital stock
2
50c
,—
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
$0,189
'••,.:
t78V4c
,
———
4-30
—
time), '
Sargent
8-
(quar.)
common
6-27
v'j".!
payment
V 8- 2
%
S.
come
time.)
common
9-
9-
Ltd.
Univis,
$$1.19
—
(quar.)
7-19
8-
-
on
Mines,
7-19
•
(reduced quar,)—
taken
$l5c
|27v2c
__
(stock
Series B preferred (quar.)—
American Machine & Founury—. '■ • >
5%
preferred (quar-,)^——1—
7-15
(quar.)
(.quar.)—
Hill
7-19
—
split)—.—
Co.'
Sangamo Electric Co.—
Improvement,
preferred
Keno
1
Louis
Sanborn Map
.V
A
a
Life Insurance
(Indianapolis)
7-15
8-
/
$32(4C
Shipbuilding (initial)
;———
%VEt. Louis:
Sted.Casting, Inc. (quar.)——Salant ■& Salant, class A
and class B—
.
^
(quar.;—:
1
-,-—-
St.
preferred
8-
2 (4 c
(quar.)—___———,xy-sr$1.371/2
.
8-
(s-a)_————
Haynes- (quar.)——
&
7-15
;
(quar.)
5
% preferred
(quar.)—,—
5Va%.' preferred
(quar,)——
common
S.
.■"'.■"ivOl Y'%
———
)
preferred
5(4%
(quar.)—'
ser.)
tuiuiMw..
8-
x—
at
Inc.,
iv..,
1956
,$.055
(quar.)..—
(Canada)—
'
6%;. preferred (quar.),—
'Russell Stover Candies
'
5Yt%
7-31
American Income
30c
8-15
—~X-.——-—
Roper .(^ecrge D.) Corp.
(increased)
Rorer, (William Rt.),
Inc., .(increased-quar.)_
"RoyaTMcBeo Corp. (common
pay't omitted)
4J/a% ^preferred (quar...),
v;v;
7-15
.
8-26
$1.40
(quar.)_______——
50c
-
(quar.) —,__u—
Products—
omitted
Caiif.
25c
%
22V2C
-
RittenhOuse Fund
Rochester Button Co.
„
7-31
5c
pref.
oi
("■Robinson Technical
common
38% % )
United TQV/ns Electric, Ltd.—
5 V4 % : preferred
(quar.);
——
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
f;vAmerican shares
Ridge Tool Co., class A (quar.)
'
10c
(quar.)
4%% '1st preferred ;,(quar.)_—
Rhoue Island Electric,.Protective
'
1
13V2c
—
(1955 and
Lines
Gas
4(4%
U.
—.—--i,———
Reicnnold
Revenue
8-
$1.31 y2
■
United
-
(quar.),
--—.
Class A (quar.)—
A.)
B
American
(quar])—
of
preferred
United
2
U.
Stores
(O:
Class
Ltd.,
Fruit' Co.
United
8-12
8-12
>
Air
5V2%
t
Realty Equities Corp. of N. Y.
'•-''/
7-15
Aircraft—
United
8-12
,
C.- Can
7-15
7-15
1
2
7
$1.16
I—
1
1
8-
—
(quar.)
com.
(monthly)——!
Extra
6-
10%
,(quar.)—
Products
8-
(s-a)—„-T.;,,,—^
-wv.,,
Co.
Co.
preierred
United
7-10
d
9-3
$1.22 Vi
—
(quar.)—^————r-
(quar.),—,—
8-
$1.06 V*
——
4%
7-10
7-22
7-15
preferred
Home
8-
$1.40
Acceptance Co., Ltd.6(4% 1st preference B (quar.)——_——_
1
——-
American
6-20
$1.50
■—
Co.,
>$4.64-- prior
..
Union
88-
1
1
$1.49
:
(quar.)
Elevator,
8-
25c
7-15
(quar.),—
i-
30c
35c
*
stock split subject to approval of
stockholders.)
•
preferi*ed
JUiOTWVVI,
7-20
.
dividend
——_—
American Home Assurance
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
Express
Stock
7-15
8-
Share
(quar.)
American Felt Co., 6%
preierred
American Hardware
Corp.—
'
Gas
90c
37 Vic
1
8-1
American
$1.42%'
——_—
—
$i.iO convertible pieierred series
(3-for-l
:v-; ''
&
$1.1'/ Vi
(accum.)_.—
Colorado,
preierred
uil
pid.
(quar.)—,—
preierred
4.90%'
Fure
Trust
Gil
8-
8-
$1.22 y2
8
250
(quar.)__—.—__
(quar.)
8-15
25c
63%c
——
(initial)———
Co. (N. <L)—
series B
.
(quar.)——
Express
If flu UII
Turnbull
8
6%
of
7-12
77-
(Boston)
Co.
1
7-20
(quar.)———---—-
preierrea
8-
7-26
Laboratories
4l/4%
5%
Trico
(quar.),——f—
Properties,
TTen.on
2
7-12
40c
Edison, 4.70% preferred (quar.)—
3.60%i preierrea (quar.)—-,
Proaucmg
6-20
7-
1
87 Vic
Potomac
Prudential Fund
1
7-15
8-
7c
(quar.)—--,
preferred
Coraage
7-
10c
(quar.)_——
common
Cable
8-15
8
Company
Distilling Co. (quar.)-^
Enka Corp., new common
(initial)
American
8-15
2
(quar.)_u_———_x———
2oc
.
(quar.)__—
2
9-
2
20c
(quar.)_J
com,
7-10
(quar.)———
preferred
convertiole
9-
(quar.)
1
——
common
Company,
$3.50
Line,
C.)
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
convertiole
Pittston
Pipe
Y.
American
8-15
$1.06y4
—
(N;
8-
(quar.)——
Brewing,
Co.
$1.07
;
7-
9-
$1.14
(quar.)
Trust
2
7-26
When
Per
Name of
6-28
23c
8-
.
Chemical
Pioneer .Finance
&
8-
7-15
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
8-16
—
(quar.)—
Monday, July L-1963
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2IV2C
70c
(quar.)
preierred
■
pioneer
common
Edison,
4.56%
3
■
■12
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4(4%
■12
Y.)
(Minn.)
Transcontinental
(quar.)—
&
Toledo
-When
Share
(N.
$1.10
Phiiadeipnia & Reading corp. (quar.)-,——Pictonai Paper Package (quar.),———
pierce
7-31
7-31
,
(quar.)
preferred
2
7-31
Co.
Title 'Insurance
4
■
17 Vic
■
3.80%
•
,
5C
7-
1
of Company
Guarantee
$1.17
(quar.)
4.30%"preferred
.
10-
Title
7-15
62 Vic
(quar.).
preferred
Per
Name
7-22
8-1
30c
Corp.
(quar.),—
Pepsi-Coxa United Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)__—
permanente Cement Co., common
(quar.)—
5'joconvertible
preferred
(quar.)—Philadelphia Electric Co.—
1
8-15
"
t$1.50
preierrea
Pennsylvania
8-
|45C
common———
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12 Vic
(quar.)__—
».
pref.
—I
(s-a)_.
25c
'
6-25
:
Volume
198
Number 6277
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(11)
11
)
'
■
Per
Name of Company
Barber
Oil
Corp. (stock dividend)
Barry Wright Corp. (quar.)__
2%
Stock
preferred
(quar.).,
r,_
""7-3
7-12
7-12
$1.20
preferred
7-31
7-12
$1.24'
preferredMquar.)
Baystate Corp
(quar.)__
Beam
B.)
(James
A
$1.40
6-28
Cauaua
6-14
Canadian
25c
Tax
come
of
Creek
Behlen
RR.
Co.
Co.
6-17
Canadian
6-
Canadian
6-10
Canadian
Hussy
7-
2
6-10
Canadian
Ice
7-
2
6-10
Canadian
Imperial
7-
20c-
7-15
10-15
Co.
Celanese
7VaC
7-12
6-28
7-31
7-
5
Central
Aguirre
7-18
Central
Hudson
Gas
7-15
6-28
7-
lc
.
l_
(quar.)
______
(St. Louis)
(quar.)
pfd.-(quar.)_
(quar.)-'
A
6%
preferred
ment
of
4%
$3.80
A
4%
preferred
Bucyrus-E'rie
Budget
r:
6%
6-28
6-13
Central Indiana
7-
1
6-13
7-15
Central Jersey Bank
6-20
4.60%
1
8-23
1
6-20
7-
1
2
9-13
8-29
6-24
7-
1
1
4.15%
J 6-21
convertible
;7-
1
6-
7
1
6-
7
10-
1
9-
(interim
Chamberlin
6-14
93 %c
1
7-15
7-
1
*25c
7-
2
6-
7
7-
1
t$1.12
Chemical
A
Campbell Taggart
Quarterly
Canada
$2.75
Bread
6-14
6-14
Chemical
Enterprises
6-28
Chemical
Fund, Inc.
8-
1
7-17
ment
7-17
1
1
8-30
6-28
7-
1
preference
class
B
Canada
Iron
4%%
Canada
Canada
Foundry,
preferred
;
Calandra
Class
B
Cincinnati
7-
1
10c
7-
1
6-11
7-19
.6-28
7-18
6-28
7-
30c
1
9-1
7-10
6c
6-14
Corn
6-26
Cornet
7-
1
7-15
•■'( 7-15
7-
10c
"
12yac
7y2C
6-14
pfd.
7-15
6-14
"
1
7-
1
22yac
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-10
40c
7-
1
6-10
•'
6-14
6-14
1
J
;.'
+I5c
7-15
2
6-
3
2 *
6-
3
'
"
$$1
(quar.)
6-17
7-
7-
:
$,$1.25
62c
7-
2
6-
7-
1
6-14
6-14
3
75c
7-
1
26y4c
7-
1
(quar.)
6-14
8-15
Bakeries,
3%
7-
1
6-
$1
7-
1
6-20
35c
7-
1
6-14
7-29
6-26
„
3
1
7-1
6-18
$10c
7-
2
6-14
$68%c
(quar.)__
7-
2
6-14
25c
7-
1
6-14
$1.06%
7-
1
6-14
$15c
'
7-31
8-15
7-31
$25c
(quar.)
8-15
$15c
(quar.)
7-
6-
$$1.06%
(quar.)
;_
t'
3c
<'1
7
6-14
7-
$$1.10
10c
2
7-15
$50c
6-14
7-
i2y2c
■:
Citizens
First
1
6-26
6-28
7-
10c
7-5
6-20
8-15
,9-6
11-
1
6-18
30c
10-
2
7-
1
6-20
Bank
of
$1.25
Bank
Corroon
$1.25
•
&
Craddock-Terry
5%l
Crain
(R.
7-15
Citizens
Bank
—
Cleveland
Union
Stock
2
1
6-
1
7-19
20c
——
:
1947
Ltd.
7-
Class
B
Crouse-Hinds
$2
1
6-14
9-
3
8-15
12-
2
11-15
convertible
com.
1
7-
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-21
25c
7-
1
6-21
12 y2c
7-15
6-19
$0,162
8-
2
6-14
8-
2
6-14
7-
1
50c
(s-a)
Life
Zellerbach
Class
7-1
6-14
7-10
7-
3
9-30
9-
6
15c
6-28
6-12
12yac
7-
12y2c
A
$2
$2
(quar.)
45c
7-15
6-25
Cutler
-'.10c
7-
1
6-13
$1.37 y2
7-
Class
4%
7-
Co.
Corp.
9-16
8-15
t57y2c
(Toronto)
(quar.)__.
Ltd.—
,
45c
New
common
2
1
Colonial
7-
1
7-
5
6-
5
50c
7-
5
/ 6-
5
50c
7-
5
6-
50c
10-
4
9-
5
50c
12-27
12-
5
5c
7-31
7-15
5c
7-31
7-15
20c
7-12
20c
7-31
7-
5
93 %c
7-15
7-
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
—-
B
6
D.
C.
Transit
class A
System,
Corp. (quar.)
Corporation, 3%%
Dana
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
6-21
6-17
$1
7-
1
6-17
$1.25
1——
67y2c
7-
1
6-14
50c
Corp
$14.95
7-
1
6-14
(initial-quar.)
30c
8-30
8-12
7-15
6-24
7-15
6-24
87V2C
9-30
9-13
Decker
7-
6-24
Deere
split)
,___
(quar.)__,
(resumed)-
i
-—
20c
1
Energy Shares—
:
Interstate Gas—
preferred (quar.)_.
Columbia
Gas
System
Savings
9-10
8-15
Combined
9-10
8-15
Class
S
&
&
Southern
Locks
Securities
&
(initial)
preferred
Nut
&
(s-a)_
Ohio
6-12
Delaware
Valley
Financial
2
6-17
Delltown
Foods,
Inc.
2
6-17
Delta
(quar.)
6-14
7-
3
7-
1
6-15
1
6-15
6-28
7-
2
1
6-14
8-
1
8-15
6-28
8-15
8-
7-17
Electric
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-25
6-29
7-10
6-25
25c
9-
2
4
6-
3
7-
1
6-14
9-30
9-16
4yac
20c
in
Lykes
Bros.
SS
&
Detroit
Canada
Edison
Co.
Tunnel
Extra
6-14
.7-
1
1-,
1
6-14
10-31
10-18
dividend)
com.
shares)
_
$50c
25c
i—.—
9-
3
8-
5
5
25c
9-
3
8-(
$2
9-
3
7-29
7-19
20c
9-
1
8-10
Diana
Stores
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
—
(stock
>1
8-5
—
*
—
—
1~:
25c
30c
7-15
dividend).
,
-
e
6-27
5c
7-15
6-30
$.0795
7-15
6-30
J
7-16
5-31)
i
8-10
1
V
6-14
7-
1
5c
Corp._
(stock
Developers Small Business Investment (quar.)
55c
7-
7-19
7-
$1
1
A.)—
ft'
6-14
7-
$$2.50
(quar.)
Lines
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)_—
Mfg., class A (quar.)—
Voting common (quar.) —r
8%
debenture stock
(quar.)—
Detroit
2V2%
$1.06 V*
(L.
V
4
$1
.'—j
Dennison
7-19
6-
7-10
14c
Denison
7-
7-15
••
'
Steamship
$1.33%
8-15
7-25
55c
(s-a)
1
6-14
15c
—
Railroad
1
1
11
(quar.)
7-
29c
Assn.
Paper,, class
f
—
—
Mfg
Company
7-
110c
(quar.)
Loan
•;
(Canada)—
Corp.
7-
4c
Columbus
5%
$1.25
.__
Initial
6-28
Debenture
7-
7-
■
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
Common
(stock
dividend)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Columbia
Pa.)
DaycovCprp., $2 class A (quar.)
Dayton-^ Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.)__
Deaji & Company (quar.)__
Dekn Phipps Stores, Inc., 5y2% pfd. (quar.)
(l-for-90
preferred
Columbia
■■
6-28
20c
(quar.)
(Harrisburg.,
5c
Colorado
(quar.)
Cellulose Co. Ltd.
5
25c
common
10c
(quar.)
:
5.35%
Mills,
preferred (quar.)
Dauphin Deposit Trust
5c
Products
Extra
5%
River
Delaware
income)
Color-Craft
Dan
5%
Co.—
&
6-15
'
1
Growth
fl
7
25 c
1
(5-for-4
6-
6-15
$1.12 y2
;—
7-
Co.
6-20
"6-10
7-
7-
preferred
Radio
2
7-
$1.75
dividend
Stock
$3.50
Collins
4
7-1.1
$25c
—
12y2C
Co.
Coca-Cola
7-
15 c
___—______
common
Daffin
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
International
7-10
6-17
25c
V
preferred
Coca-Cola
1
8-
7-19
50c
i
(quar.)—
Laboratories, class A
'
6-25
15c
(quar.)
preferred
6-17
7-15
25c
A_
$2
1
6-20
6-28
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
common
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
7-
6-20
1
1
Canada,
(quar.)
Curtis-Wright,
7-10
1
7-
35c
.
7-
2%
"—
i
Insurance
Clothing,
preferred
4y2%
6-14
$2.50
10c
7%
8
}l2c
preference
Crown-Zellerbach
Class
6-
6-28
8-
12c
Ltd.
Seal
&
Crown
6-10
6-17
6-28
7-25
20c
(quar.)
6-14
1
6-14
Y.)—
N.
Corp.
(stock div.)_
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (S. F.) (quar.)
1
7-
6-15
.
7-15
87 y2c
h—
ii
(quar.)
7-
$1.12%
3
$3
(quar.)
Consolidated
Cork
1
7-
5
1
5
7-15
7-25
7-
(quar.)
International,
7-10
1
4c
•
series)
Corp.,
(s-a)
Crush
6-24
7-
7-31
8-
$1.62»/2
—
(quar.)
—__
CluetJ Peabody & Co.—
7-19
•
Yards
L.),
Crestmont
35c
Angeles)___—
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.)
City Investing Co., 5y2%
pfd. (quar.)
City National Bank (Beverly Hills) (initial)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
',
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)_
1
10c
17y2C
Mfg., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class A (quar.)
Ridgewood
(Los
8-
—
—
(quar.)
Crown
1
6-11
Crampton
Curlee
■__
National
Ltd.
9-13
8-
6-11
1
common
Shoe
preferred
Bit,
9-13
20c
1
35c
Reynolds,
1
r
$1.75
1
77-
7c
(Englewood, N. J.)—
Quarterly
6-14
7-
12V2C
11'.4 c
and
(1945
Crown
—
93%c
(quar.)
.7-
$1.18%
i—
6-14
(quar.)
Glass Works—
1
$1.13
Stock Yards______—
National
8-15
(quar.)
10•v
Telephone—-<
6-14
1
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
10-
$1.18%':
—
Bell
1
(Chicago)
$1 preferred A iquar.)
County Trust Co. (White Plains,
Quarterly
:
Courtaulds, Ltd.
(year-end)
9-18
$1.75
23c
Co.
pfd.
5
77-
_____________
L.)
Craig
—
7-
55c
Stores
3 y2 %
7-26
(quar.'
pfd.
8-20
7-31
5
30c
_i_.
(NJ) (s-a)
Citizens National
(From
Inc.
"
(initial).
& Suburban
Cincinnati Union
7-26
20c
tlOc
(annual)
4%
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
Co.—
Ltd.
common
6-20
7-
;
;
preferred
Quarterly
6-21
7-10
-
$$i-.i2y2
$2.50
1
5c
_i_;
i_
Electric,
___________
5
7-
7-15
$1
Cincinnati
7-
6-14
8-1
—
8-30
5c
VUJo.
Motors.
Products
Corning
87yac
__
6-28
28yac
4—___
&
(L.
"
:__
;
quar.)
6-21
2
7-20
25c
-
__
4%%
6-20
Cook
1
$i.i2y2
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)__;
7-15
$1.50
—
,
(initial
5
preferred (quar.)—_
class A (quar.)
$3.75
(Peter) Corp., 6'/2% preferred
Coplay Cement Mfg. Co.—6%
preferred
(accumulative)
3
Electric—
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)__
8-
$1.37y2
Cooper
7-
6c
(quar.)_
7-19
25c
:
6-11
3
7-
70c
preferred
Gas
6-
7-10
'
quar.)__—
pfd.
7
7
8-23
dividend
Continental Illinois National Bank
20c
7-
15c
t22yac
Photo, class A (initial)
■ite:..
6-24
7%
6-
6-
22 %C
______
Quarterly
6-17
7
0-
1
(quar.)__
common
Continental Transport Lines (quar.)
Controls Co. of America
(quar.)
>
common
Co.,
(quar.)
Continental
1
1
1
1
$1
6-17
7-
77-
U
6-17
56y4c
6-15
6-14
7-
—
Baking
2
2
Engineering Corp.—
6-28
9-26
4%%
&
——
7-
7-2
4%
Aviation
7-
$1,121/2
(quar.)
common
7-1
1
6-15
$1.13
>;
:—
7-15
6-14
2
$1.04
(quar.)
75c;
11-21
6-11
(quar.)
25c
W
6-14
7-
7-
Can,
Rt.ock
6-14
1
J8c
quar.)
Connector Corp.,
30c
6-11
preferred
preferred
preferred
Continental
6-14
1
7-
'
v
Continental
$1.25
&
(initial
common
Co.
Continental
$1.25
Gas
8
1
7-
split)
Power
6-14
(quar,)__
1
7-29
new
stock
Continental
7-
$8c
quar.)
6-14
(quar.)
Cincinnati
10c
30c
6-14
A
1
ioc
.
___
Permanent Mortgage
(quar.)
Safeway Co. Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Corporation
6-14
7-
(quarterly from invest¬
Co.,
8
7-10
7y2c
1
A
Securities
8
11-
7V2c
68c
Quarterly
8-
tl2c
1
$1.34%
(NYC)
20c
•_
7-
—
Oil
(quar.).
7- ,1
7- 1
5c f /
Cotton
6-10
Ltd.
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
75c
(increased
6-10
7-
(Canada)—
7-
preferred
7-
25c
(quar.)
7-15
preferred
(quar.)
7-
3%
(quar.)_
Dry Corp., common (quar.)_;
$4.25
preferred
(ouar.)__
Canada Foils Co.,
Ltd., common
A
6-14
1
13c
-
;
class
7-19
non-cumulative
New
Canada
Participating
.7-19
non-cumulative
10c
_________
Associated
A
1
income)
10c
-
(quar.)_
common
$4.50
$4.52
5%
6-17
7-15
7-
Products
(initial
Quarterly
Chenango &|Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3V2% pfd. (quar.)
Chesapeake Utilities (quar.)
.'W,—
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.).
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
9-25
$4.16
6-10
6-28
1
(quar.)_____
Co.
7-
30c
$1.17
Trust
5
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1.19
York
5
7-
J13c
$5.50 preferred
.2—
Quarterly
Christiana
(quar.)_________2____I_
Co.,
New
6-10
1
8-
(quar.)__
1
7-15
_
and
common
Mines,
Bank
7-
8-
Co.—
Gas,
(2-for-l
1
8-
$1.04
preferred
7-15
3%
preferred
(quar.)__
California Packing (increased
quar.)
Callahan Mining Corp. (stock
dividend)
Cambridge Trust Co. (Mass.) (quar.)
Lake
convertible
5
8-
$1.03
Industries
Corp.
Rock
Gas
Consumers
7-15
35c
(stk.
7-
$1.31 y,
*40c
common
7-
1%
1
9-
New
7-
.
$1.12 y2
7-
'
Consumers
Service—
America
7-
"
126C
_.
(ouar.)
Interstate Telephone
Red
6-10
dividend.)
80c
6-14
8-
.
convertible
Campbell
of
Co.
Charleston Transit
of
preferred
Co
6-10
1
Champion Papers, $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)—______—
Channing Financial Corp., comtnon________
6-24
7-
Chickasha
_.
_________
Trust
1
7-
5%
4%
Camden
7-
7-
37y2c
(quar.)
Gotham, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)___.—
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
;
pay¬
tax
6-14
6-29
6%
6
7-15
25c
t$1.09
1
7-15
Chadbourn
27y2C
8-
Acceptance Corp.—
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
30c
(Oakland)—
___
6-14
$1.25
'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-20
7-
Class
15c
(quar.)
5%%
10^
Consumer
7
$1.31%
(quar.)
5.44%
,,
7
6-
(quar.)
ftjuar.)
preferred
10c
30c
(quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
Construction Design
6-
$1.18%
preferred
7
$$1.29
_.
preferred
(quar.)_
California Electric Power,
preferred
4.65%
>
___:
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Consumers
Public
7
,7-
A
6-20
30c
Vermont
6-
,
Class
1
$1.15
preferred (quar.)
Valley National Bank
Central
1
$$1.56
.
Company
$1.40
6-
2 7 Vac
1
Consolidated
5
$1.19 "
(quar.)
(qaur.)
6-20
Co.—
Consolidated Theatres,
7-
87yac
(Chicago)
Central Securities Corp.—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Central
6-21
7-
7-
"
7-
6-17
7-
6-14
6%
(quar.)
Bank
6-20
7-
Extra
20c
(quar.)
National
5
.7-
10c
Semi-annual
$1.16
(quar.)
1
—
income
$1.12y2
pfd.
5
5
7-
6-14
$1.02 y2
:
:
4%%
preferred
Central
cr-
Corp.—
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
1
(quar.)
preferred
5'A %
6-15
7-22
:•
:
95C
preferred
California
7-
& Trust (Freehold, N.J.)
preferred
4.75%
-
6-14
7-
r
preferred
preferred
Cigar Corp.
,
11-19
7-
t$1.19
Corp. (quar.)1
_________
Power, Ltd., commoni_____^______;
4V2%
25c
(quar.)
Maine Power—
1
_______
common
Calgary
CTs
3.50%
8-
7-10
Financial
6%
6-14
11-30
Gas, com.
(quar.)
Power,
convertible
6-10
15c
Kansas
Central
7-15
_____
M.)
6-10
1
(quar.)
Gas
7-
___.
class
preferred
:'-.7-
__________
4V2% preferred (quar.)__.
Byer-Rolnick Hat (quar.)
-
4.64%
-! 6-14
50c
(quar.)_____.
Products." Ltd. (quar.)
(A.
6-10
1
77-
8-
10c
Mining & Smelting
1
77-
88-
1
Consolidated
7-
$1.24
(quar.)
6-13
1
Co.—
on
preferred
1
7-
51c
common
preferred
5
50c
Foods
Light—
7-
30c
.____
.
5%
4ya%
D
Inc.,
1
5
7-
47 Vs c
.;
(quar.)
Electronics
6-14
Illinois
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Consolidated
1
preferred
Central
1
6-10
7-
4.80%
6-18
t55c
(initial)^ 7——
Bush Hog Inc. (initial)
Butler's Shoe Corp.,
common.."
Byers
$1.'12%
1
$1.18%
1
4.75%
Brewing (quar.)__-___
Burnham Corp., 6% preferred (s-a)—______
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
_____
Burroughs (J. P.) & Sons—
CIT
7-
$1.08%
;
$1.20
6-18
1
8-
5y»% class B preferred (quar.)
4.12%
preference A (quar.)
1
6-14
&
S-
5IV2C
preferred
$5
6-14
t62%c
Burger
New
7-
1
Illinois Electric
55c
(quar.)
Consolidated
(quar.)
Central
'
preferred
Building
7-15
1
_
Plan,
30c
(quar.)
preferred
:|:68%c
;
Co-.
$1.12 Va
6-10
1-
preferred
1
convertible
Consolidated
6-10
1
7-
45c
(quar.)
Finance
1
7-
t68%c
:_
dividend
preferred
7-
7-
7-
10c
•
.
(quar.)
Stock
$1.75
6-14
7-
;
40c
8-15
6-28
$1.18%
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-15
$1.02 »/2
t$1.50
Distillers
B
9-
7-10
Power—
Consolidated Edison
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.96%
Ltd.—
.
Class
$i.i2y2
7 y2c
(initial)
A
Electric—
4.75%
'
________
dividend
Class
preferred
4y2%
Connohio,
6-25
6-25
33c
preferred
6-10
5
5
(quar.)
$2.00 -preferred
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)
$1.37 Vz
Canada, Ltd.—
■■■.
4.16% preferred (quar.)—
Broughton's Farm Dairy, class B—
Brown-Forman
$2.04
7-10
America—
&
&
(quar. )^______
preferred
preferred
from
77-
22V2C
Light
Common
$2.06
(quar.)—
3
$1.75
$1.50
Quarterly
Connecticut
$2.20
(quar.)
1
7-15
6-21
preferred A
9-
7-30
preferred
6-19
preferred C
7-
1
7-15
6-19
preferred B
8-15
1
8-
1
4.10%
-
8-
7-30
40c
class
6-10
6-14
8-15
1
1
1
1
8-15
1
4.75%
1.
liy^c-
common
7-
7-
Inc.—
40c
7-
4.10%
7-
$1.37 y2
Development,
7y2c
7-
6-12
7-15
&
(quar.)
_____!
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
■,
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.—
5
7-
1
6-20
$1.37 y2
7-
15c
7-
7-20
(quar.)
40c
3 y2 %
6-28
1
Co.—
(quar.)______
(quar.)__
$1.05
(quar.)
7-31
8-
5c
9
7-
1
6-28
Rico,
(C.
7%
Co.—
partic.
of
7-
8-
6-24
8c
(quar.)
Puerto
7
1
7-22
preferred (quar.)
G.), Ltd., common jquar.)
5V'2%
6-28
6-20
7-15
Water
preferred
Concord Natural Gas,
7-19
7-19
46c
(quar.)_
Freres,
Com.
4.35%
Bond
Stock
$1.25
(quar.)
6-
8-
,
12yac
preferred
Conn
6-21
8
7-
t$1.44
British
Gas
preferred
Brooke
1
7-
7-
12 %c
:
Brockton Taunton
8-
,7-15
7
27 %c
_
45c
6-21
6-
7-10
Inc.
of
6-14
1
7-
't 37 Vac
,
5%%
6-29
8-
Refining,
Theatres
Community Research
6-28
7-15
IIV2C
7%
preferred
(quar.)
4y2%
preferred
(quar.)
6-19
20C
(quar.).
(quar.)__
less
1
7-31
-
5
30c
27V2C
;
(quar.)
—
8-
$50c
$15c
6-
,$1.06%
;
(quar.)______
(quar.)__
preferred (initial)
Oxygen Co., ordinary
38%% )
6-15
7-
$1,121/2
i
preferred
5.15%
preferred
-Central
(quar.)
6% %
British
6-14
2
6-19
$1.40
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-
6-19
5c
(quar.)__4
(quar.) r'4_—
preferred
(quar.)____
4%%
&
25c
Common
4%%
4V2%
Scott
10c
-
Manufacturing (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% preferred
(quar.)
Britisn American Oil Co., Ltd.
(qimr.)__—
British Columbia Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
Pirie
1%
Quarterly
i'XJZJ.
Bridgeport Hydraulic ' (quar.)__—
5%%
7-
7-
20c
•
common
& Sons
$75c
$20c
7-
noc
Brillo
4Va %
Carson
1
t25c
Mersey Paper Co.—
preference (quar.)
:
J.)
6-11
6-28
1
4c
Inc.
6-19
$1.75
.
Corp. of North America,
preferred
(quar.)_
5%%- preferred (quar.)
(E.
1
3%
—
5%
.5Va %
6-19
5%
(quar.
Bowater
Bowaters
Oil
Commonwealth
1
2
6-17
7-
8c
Commonwealth
7-
7-15
1
30c
Commonwealth
Sugar Co.
6-28
Cascade Corp.
(quar.)_I___;I^____Book-oi'-the-Month Club (quar.)
L
i__i_
Brach
investment
Casavant
(quar.)____
(quar.)
5-31
7-
6-21
7-
(Pgh.)—
5-31
(quar.)
(quarterly
Corp.
income)
7-
__.
Co.
General
6-14
Boise
Insurance
&
6-12
■
Co.
7-10
;
Carriers
10c
(H. C.), 5Va% prior pfd. (quar.)__
Aluminum & Brass (quar.)__i__:j__
Boston
Ry.
1-15
2
(quar.)
Trust
2
$25c
4-15
7-15
/
&
Quarterly
(quar.)
Commonwealth
7-29
40c
Bank
1
7-
6-21
40c
Commonwealth
7-
$5c
2
2 V2 7c
7-1
$32c
6-28
7-
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
8-
$$1.50
1-31-64
7-15
■
dividend
Leverage Fund
International, Ltd.
:
4-30-64
2
Stock
Commercial Trust
$1.25
7-
V
class
International
25C
preferred
(quar.)__:______
Stores
Commonwealth
$93%c
^
30c !
(quar.)—L_—
Inc.,
5-31
$75c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
J 5 5c
(quar.)
Co.~ 4V2%-
Food
1
$75c ' "
—
$4.20
13c
Bohack
Bostitch,
7-
Commerce
Carolina
net
__________
__
Borman
Edison
25c
7%
Boatmen's National Bank
Bobbs-Merrill
Commonwealth
common
15c
(quar.)_
Tobacco,
4
5-31
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph
Carreras, Ltd. (interim)_!
"
preferred;
6-
1
common
Ohio
&
Light,
6-12
(quar.)___—___v—
(E. E.) & Associates (initial)
__
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—-•-//;•
Bros.
&
6-29
Blance
Bell, Inc.
Quarterly
Clinchfield
Power
1
.
Bohn
$5
2
:___
4.25%
2
7-
1
$$1.25
(s-a)
7-
Co.
Blue
Ry.
J25c
-____—/._
7-
(s-a)
8-
.
common
preferred
Ry.
Southern
Carolina
'
5.60%
Pacific
2UC
(quar.)__
.—*;—
dividend
of
ti7y2c
(Initial)
(quar.)_
Machine
Bank
A
20c
____.
Ltd.
______
Manufacturing
&
Son, Inc
class
20c
(increased-quar.)______
A
(quar.)
1—
Ltd.,
Machine,
Industries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Carolina,
8
2-7
7-31
1
7-
.____
8-9
10-31
7-
(quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canal-Randolph
(quar.)
11-
1
(quar.)
Canadian
9-
8-
.
$37%C
Electric
Investments, Ltd.
Oil,' Ltd., 6% pfd.
6-14
class
Steel Corp.,
General
7-15
12-
1
(quar.)
General
6-5
3-2-64
1
7-
TlOc
(quar.)
6-17
1
Canadian
7-
1
$31%c
—
(quar.)
Pfd.
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
preferred
1
2
7!
1
$18%c
pfd.
6%
9c
class A
Bibb Manufacturing Co.
Bickford's Inc. (quar.)
Bloch
3%
7-
20c
_
Stock
P
1
(quar.)
(quar. )
Products,
v'7-
15c
(Stock dividend on class A and class B)
Bestwall Gypsum (stock dividend)-
Class
7-
Food
8-
.
.
7-24
(N. Y. C.)
$66y4c
5%
A
7-
i__
;___
(quar.)—.
Co.
Hats,
•V
15c
(quar.).
Frocks
Biltmore
Canadian
15c
Transport
Bethlehem
6-14
(s-a)
common
Ltd.,
class
America
-(Increased semi-annual)
8-
•
Holders
Payable 0] Rec.
10c
30c
North
oi
When
Share
(quar.)
$55c
pref.
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Name of Company
Commerce Clearing House
8-
3iy4c
(quar.)
preferred
Per
of Rec.
Commercial Bk.
33c
20c
...
'
5%
preferred (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
B
1
50c
(quar.)
Class
7-
B
7V2%
preferred (quar.).
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)___;
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
7% preferred (quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common (extra•
1
30c
12 Vac
4%
Berkshire Gas
Canners,
Class
8-
...
7-
31c
Canadian
____i__
Bernz-O-Matic,
Bronze
Canadian
In¬
:_
King,
Canadian
7-
4%
Air
7
7-15
receipts—
British
1
18c
'
Ltd.,
preference A
$1
;
Berkshire
6-
1
$2.20
t40c
(quar.)
Common
Watch
1
8-
_■_
Common
BenrUs
7-
$1.12V'2
(quar.)
Common
Be-Mae
6-17
'
(quar.)
Manufacturing
preferred
6-14
1
20c
•.
1
7-
43c
._
dep.
less
8-
'<
—
Unes,
3:35c
Amer.
14%
1
Holders
Telephone—
Breweries,
7-
•
35c
38%%)
Petroleum
Steamship
30c
(quar.)...:
of
payment
7-
(quar.)
50c
,
(quar.)
7-12
(quar.)
t25c
Group, Ltd.
(Final
&
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
preferred
Beecham
$1.32
1
___
Foods, common (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)'
Beaver Coal Corp.
(quar.).
Beaver Lumber, Ltd.* common
6-28
7-
(quar.)
Distilling
1
7-
_
_!
____
7-
Water
Common
$1.40
Beatrice
Class
California
62 Vac
;
$1.25
(quar.)
When
Payable
preferred^quar.)
___.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Iron Works (quar.
Eausch & Lomb Inc., common
Bird
Cement
7-31
$i.56 y4
_
Bath
Bird
Portland
7-31
1%
(quar.)
Bastian-Blessing
Binks
California
V;/*'
preferred
Berns
Per
Share
Name of Company
7
7-31
:
.
preferred
$5.60
r-
6-
7 Vac
1,
dividend
$6.25
Belco
1
$1.25
(quar.) I
Candy
Basic, Inc.—
Beech
7-
12 %c
Extra
5%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
Barton's
.
v"
When
Share
.
2%
Continued
on
page
46
12
(12)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
34 % Oct
23
55
16
Jan
NEW
Highest.
39% Jan
7
72% Jan
17
4314 Jun
27
56% Aug 29
81% Mar
11% Oct
24
21% Jan
15
12% Mar 26
52 Yb Jun
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
4
60% Oct
24
99 % Jan
6814 Feb
28
80
Jan
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
2
2
19
Jun
3
25
33% Feb
21
27
Jan
24
22
Oct
10
May 29
39% Oct
1
9% Oct
24
9
2
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
13% Jan
25
2
Mar
10
1
9914 May
101
Monday
24
15
*423/4
Laboratories
43%
423/4
5
423/4
94
43%
95
94%
953/a
933/4
94%
l
14%
92%
14%
14%
143/4
141/4
14%
14%
ABC
.
Vending Corp
ACF Industries Loo..
__25
—.
Acme
Steel
Adams Express Co
...14%
500
7,200
143/a
98%
993/4
97
98
96%
73%
97%
*963/4.
74
75
73%
74
72
73%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
183/4
18%
26%
71%
18%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
10,400
6,600
4,000
181%
26
97
71%
9,800
261/4
13% Jan
24
Adams-Mtllis
10%
13
10%
1034
103/b
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
10%
103/g
53
10%
10%
5414
10%
10%
Admiral
53%
53%
521%
2,000
19% Jun
53%
51
l
18%
52%
18 %
51% !
52%
19
17%
27,700
.1
18%
17%
23
22"%
23
223/4
16%
16
23,400
4,400
16%
15%
603/a
611/4
543/4
55
Corp
26% Jan
17% Jun
Air
Control
Air
Products
45 % May 29
70% Feb
7
52
Jun
10
61%. Apr
Air
4% Feb
19
6
4% Jan
No par
Reduction Inc
3% May 29
17
2214 Mar
4
14 % Jan
3% May
40% Mar 26
A
35
Feb
12
22% Apr
4
19
Jan
3
38% May 10
2514 May 24
Alco
39
2
26% Mar 26
31% May 21
Aldens
89% Dec
94% May 16"
91
93 % Jan
Jan
9
Alabama
22
22%
23%
50c
16%
17
16%
__1
61%
62%
61
61%
No par
54%
55%
53%
54%
2
3%
3%
33/8
3%
3%
3%
2
33/a
38%
38%
38%
38%
381/4
._1
37%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
38%
22%
38
22%
22%
23
273/4
27%
22%'
231/8
7,300
27%
28
27%
273/4
27%
27 5/a
*921/4
7,700
94
92%
92%
*92%
931%
20
Products
Chemicals
&
Gas
Corp
Products
Inc
4 %%
5,600
18%
22%
.
Industries
J
24% July 25
4
14%
56% Jun
3
67% Jun
Jan
94
26%
1
Shares
423/4
93
4
Apr
3
25
423/4
43% Mar 18
18
May 29
101
43%
93
v
18%
10
Apr
Jun
43%
Sales for
the Week
June 28
72
Co
56
14
98%
Acme Markets Inc—
18% Apr 18
8414 Mar 15
33
*42%
;■
•
Friday
June 27
11% Jan
19% Mar-15
35% Jan
Thursday
June 26
1
10
May 28
4114 May 29
25
Wedriesday
June 25
fund
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
20 % Jun
Tuesday
June 24
Abbott
2
Jun
Par
Abacus
14
15% Jun
1;
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Inc
common
;
5
preferred
i
100
*92
'
-
273/4
94
*92
28%
94
1,73/4
17%
223/4
227/8
16%
153/4
161/4
59%
61%
59%
601/2
11,400
53%
'
17%
22%
54%
533/4
54%
20,100
31/2
4,400
.
3%
.
33/4
i
.37%
5,700
38
2,200
L?
53/4 May 29
19
Jun
14
121/4 Mar 20
Apr
4
5
30y2 Jun
12
2
32 3A Jan
2
19
47% Jan
3
10
93
Jan
2
533/a Apr
88
96
Sep
18
Dec
16% May 29
.
2
57
July
24
Jan
x
5.
44% Jan
„
-
-jUn "25"
45% Oct
26
13
Jan
11
Alleghany Corp
42% Jan
11
2
6%
convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System___
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
38% May 22
52% Jan 28
103
Apr
100
31
99
991/2
*99%
100%
100%
120
28%
27
27y2
5
27%
483/4
28 %
50%
49%
48%
133/4
133/.
48%
2,800
84,200
44
44'
Mills
Products
*8
Allied
Stores
52
52%
87%
88%
12%
123/4
15
2
4
87
57"% Apr
18
Jan
17
2
13% Jan
10
203/a Jun
4
7
89
3
96
Jun
3
91
Industries
Inc
Corp
Co
No par
Corp
;
5
Corp common__No par
4%
preferred
_100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
1
—
Allis-Chalmers
12
16% Feb
28
19% Apr
16
24
Alpha
Mfg common
_10 A
convertible preferred—100
Portland Cement
_10
493/4 Mar 20
37% Jun
25
Alside
Inc
28i% Jan
243% Apr
20% Jan
29
25
2
27% Jun
5
4
Jan
Apr
16
Jun
25
68% Mar 23
511/4 Mar 22
68% Jun
16% Jun
22
23
Dec
31
203/4 Jan
7
37
May 21
May 29
34
Feb
9
22i% jan
2
26
Apr
29
653/4 Jun
27
71
Jun
5
31
Mar
1
22i% Jan
16
473/8 Jun
3
24
23
17% Jan
Feb
16
97
40% Jan
4
23% Jan
21
3
26% Jun
19
Feb
11
124% Jun
2
of
22% Oct
114
25
30
May 18
59
July 19
65
Apr
4
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
13% Jan
2
41
Jun
25
53%, Apr 25
48% Jan
11
223/4 Jun
243% Apr
62
Jan
26 % May 24
16
29% Jan
17
14
67
Feb
23
4
25
47i% Feb
19
27% Jun
19
381/4 Jan
14
38% May 29
38% July
5
471/4 Feb
19
1
473/8 Feb
1
9
43% Apr
40%i Jan
2
42% Jan
2
Mar~26
121% May 20
553/4 May 21
6%
41
Jun
18% Oct
20
Oct
27
,41% Mar
50%
1
243/4 Jan
17
20
Jan
23
341/4 Feb
13
22
May 20
31% May 29
513/4 Jan
84
5
Jan
3
94
Dec
25
50
Dec
26
31
25
55"% Jan
2
24
35% Dec
31
28% Oct
123%
May~29
8% Oct
18
20 3/4 Mar
10% Jan
25
41% Jan
21
35 % Jun
Jun
2
3
881/4 Mar 12
473/4 Jan
2
25
May 21
28i/4 Jan 24
743/4 May 21
95
Jun
18
44% Jan
23
29% Apr
17% Jan
38% Jun
24
5
33 3/a Jun
17
16
8% Jan
37 % May
6
13% May 20
*93%
93%
94
18
18 %
17%
35%
35
35%
26
26%
800
18
34%
26%
*
.'
8,100
20,400
26%
261%
84,300
65%
63%
64%
26,400
27
27
24
271/4
24
3,400
23 3/8
23%
23%
67%
68%
23%
65%
67%
67%
69
3,200
30,600
<
45
453/a
243%
45%
25%
45%
24%
45 3/8
253/4
45i%
25%
10,600
26
100
*115
24
24%
23
23%
*26
23%
*26
26
26
63%
63%
*64
26%
64%
153/8
15%
53 %
54
119,300
233/4
26%
5
'
50
2 •
No par
124
29%
119
15%
30%
29%
643%
30
15%
151/4
7,600
55 ■;/
>
551/4
4,400
29%
30
293/a
30%
29%
293/4
21,500
46%
46 %
46%
46%
46%
46%
41
403/4
46%
40%
46 %
41
40 3/a
40 3/8
41
41
36,100
1,200
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11,200
51
51%
23%
233%
5,300
22%
22%
3,700
12
12 %
52
No par
*52%
523/4
52-1/4
52%
24%
243/8
24%
24
24%
23%
233/4
22"%
22
22%'
22%
223/8
221/4,
641/4
64%
221/4
633/4
*22%
64%
65%
100
*94%
95
lo
59i/a
Sugar common-10
400
46%
51%
24%
Corp
j,
5
Cable—...No par
American Commer Barge Line Co—3
&
preferred—
55%
200
14,100
40%
Chain
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
30%
124
*64
153/a
55
124
■
40%
~
Cement
Ind
119
46%
12.50
common
25
prior
30,100
l83/4
American
41/2%
94%
18%
64
preferred
American Crystal
190
8,300
18
,
12%
26%
common
American Consumer
18 3/a
88
12%
353/4
American
10
603/a Jun
363/4 May
323/8 Mar
Co
10,700
*87
.
683%
:
Can
52%
88
12%
18
193/a
94
263/8
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc
__1
7%
51%
51%
12%
_No par
preferred
American
51 %
*87
400
12.50
Co
Bank Note
9,400
27%
*
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
30
10% Apr
47% Jan
American
1,600
83/4
673/a
preferred
American Bakeries
26
16% Apr
583/4 Apr
convertible
443/4
8%
27
1
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common
1
3%%
14
♦44%
No par
America
„
26
18
*13%
8%
8
i83/a
Amerada
19
17% Jan
Co
14
44%
44%
35%
I
No par
;
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
,94
No par
:
Aluminium Limited
*13%
8%
18%
4.08%
Aluminum
19,500
50%
Allied
2
Feb
10%
28%
Allied
Jan
7
10
-
1
93% Mar 11
40
49% Jan
2
Jun
1003/4
10%
9
Kid
11% Jan
153/a Oct
8,900
Allied
14% Jan
16% Oct
50"%
15% May
6
47% Jun 11
2
90
50%
2
4
15
50 3/4
13% Jan
16 3/a Feb
20% Jun
50 a%
Chemical
88
18
50%
14,400
Allied
23
45
.
1
1,600
37 %
Allen
16% Oct
,
313/4
36%
7
May
17% Jun
\
31%
37 %
9
5
303/a Jan
31%
3 6 3/a
50%
5
293% Jun
6
100% Mar
10
31%
377/3
52
12% Oct
81% July 5
14% Dec 21
10%
333/4
,
373^
2
91/4 Feb
Jan
10%
33
1
4
66% Feb
Jun
1
10
193/4 Jan
81% May
3
93/4 Oct 23
24
common
42 % Mar
,,1.71/4 ..Feb
34% May 29
•
t
4
.,.12
.,
•
..
23% Mar
34% Oct
i
9 3A
Jan
48% Jan
41
27% Sep 27
391% May 28
'
'""•"52
52
62i%
63%
95
94%
95
593/a
59%
58%
597/a
577/s
59%
38%
38%
381/4
38%
x373/4
38%
*941/4
59%
r
61%.
*941/4
61%
95
*94%
900
633/4
6,700
95
30
57%
583/4
45,100
*371/2
)
38i/4
900
lo
38%
381/2
6.50
35%
36
35%
353/4
35
American Enka Corp
2.50
American Export Lines Inc
.—40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
353/a
35
353/a
35%
38%
357/8
43,200
38%
38%
382%
36%
38
36%
37
36%
313/4
363/4
323/8
31%
3i?/a
30%
313/4
30%
31%
29%
12%
30%
13
12%
13
12%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
19,900
20,100
18,700
American
Electric
Power
Co
.
^
"
25% Jun
25
44% Oct
1
17
May 29
133/4 May 29
18% Jun
101
40% Feb
8
343/4 Jan
79
Jan
2
493/8 Mar 25"
333/4 Feb
8
18% Mar 21
193/a Feb
13
28
24% Jan
106% Nov
12
42V2 Jan
2
15% Oct
24
Jan
3
20% Jan
5
Mar 20
15
2
101% Mar IS
19 %
May
Jan
79% Sep
7
86
Mar 19
81
24% Oct
23
40
Jan
30% Jan
97
Sep
5
12% Oct
24
22% Jun
27
11% May 29
2
1053/a Nov 29
101
18 3/a Mar 13
30% Apr
18 3/a Sep
Apr 23
39 % Feb
Jan
20 %
24
12
Oct
Oct
2
2
24
32%
Jan
24
543/4 Jan
4
24
181/4 Oct
25
2
22
30% Mar 15
23% Oct 26
85/s May 29
48% July 18
142
Jan
20% Nov
122
2
1
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
40 3/a Feb
18% Jan
65
152
May
2
26
Apr
9
7
10% May
6
26% Jun 24
123/4 jan
2
152% May 16
Oct
14
150
7
Jan
7
16% Jan
2
30% Jan
17
56 % Jan
Apr 24
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
151
123
July
42% Jun
20
25
2
44 3/a Apr
1343/a Feb
19
63 % Dec
27
25
25
Aug 10
23
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
10
39
Jun
27
Oct
26
17
Jun
25
10
May 28
5
25 % Mar 19
29
Jan
8
27% OCt 31
263/4 Oct 17
243/4 Aug 21
153/4 Feb 15
54
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
28
Mar
59
.
2
1
2
1
22% Jan
2
10
25% May 17
25
Jan
24
Jan
13 % Jan
42
16
2
18
Mar 19
25 3/a Mar
20% Jan
4
24
37% Jan
15
23% May 29
353/4 Oct 22
20 3/4 Jan
37 5/8 Jan
2
6
30 % Jan
163/4 Oct
52% Jan
14 % Mar 16
4
23% Jun
37
Jan
4
373/8 Jan
4
91
27
95
Jun
May 16
Jan
26 3/a
Apr
15
Jan
25
32% Jan
7
'16% Jun
24
162
Jun
4
Jun
3
10
3
30% May 21
14% Jun
5
126% May
1
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
70
Jun
27
28% May 21
28% Apr
2
27 % Apr
25
25"% Jun
25
23% May 13
48% Jan 30
32
Jun
21% Jun
21
24
29 % Jun
14
24
American
3.90%
Mach
111
American News
Fdry
23
*104
20%
21%
1.75
com
Inc
7%
Rad
39 %
39%
114%
114%
114
114%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
273/a
27%
27%
American Sugar
preferred
American Viscose
American
6%
Water
7
12
681/2
68
69
67%
67%
67
67%
67
67
11
11%
11
11%
10%
11
10 3/a
103/4
10%
10 3/4
26%
273/4
26%
28
27%
28 3/a
263/4
27.3/4
263/4
27%
17,600
165/8
107,500
16%
16%
16%
33%
160%-"
16%
*159
16
160%
24%-
'
7
16%
*159
243/4
.
241%
11%
11 %
11%
10%
783/4
80%
78%
787/a
1633/4
164%
243/4
1641/2
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
*127%
129%
*127%
129%
*127%
'32
1291%
*159
Ltd—£1
31%
32%
26 %
27
12.50
13"%
14
33%
121 %
333/a
Works
1223/4
29%
1643/4
32%
27
271%
133/4
121%
1217/s
29%
128i/4
2 8 S/8
33%
164%
16%
33%
33%
1,300
19,800
164%
164%
32%
267/8
67%
70
"27%
27%
*27 %
263/4
25%
*25&
253/a
*25^
27%
253/a
*25
26
♦25JB
26
*25
26
*25a2
26%
26%
26%
*26%
27%
25%
25%
25%,
Anken
Apco
Cable
*26%
27%
600
*25 &
253%
-I
*25 hi
26
27%
*26%
27%
25%
*25
—
—
10
257%
25%
21%
203/4
211%
20Vb
20%
20
20%
20
20
46%
5,500
46%
47
46i%
47%
46%
47%
47
47
32
2,100
313/a
313/4
301/2
313/8
30
30%
203/4
29%
21%
20 3/a
30%
21
193/4
20%
19i/4
197/a
1
27%
28
27%
28%
26%
27%
26 %
263/4
20%
1
38%
38%
38 3/a
387/a
50%
51%
50
50%
No par
*32%
33
33
6.25
31%
32
31%
No par
&
179,400
26
&
1,260
66"%
1
Co
Chemical & Film Corp
Corp
82,300
66%
46
Corp
Hocking Glass Corp.
Oil
94,800
287/8
128%
31%
59
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton
121%
28%
128
25%
*251/4
endorsed-shares
Ampex Corp
&
4,000
No par
inc
Electronics
Industries Inc__
9,800
17,000
137/8
267%
*26%
25%
331%
265/a
120%
28%
68%
930
1,100
1,260
133/4
121%
66 3/a
24
325/8
128%
68%
1641/4
1283/4
26 Va
_
14
1318
120%
*25%
Amsted
128
32%
26%
133/4
25
Amphenol-Borg
24
1283/4
27
preference
_25
American Zinc Lead &
Smelting
1
Ametek Inc
No par
AMP
163%
24
24
127%
*25^3
preferred
2,700
10i/4
28%
273/a
33%
7,900
78%
1271/4
27 %
24
10%
29%
.
1601/2
78
1283/4
66
1,400
88,200
10%
28%
66%
5%
33%
6,400
,
783/4
32%
121%
16%
22%
16,800
/
78
267/8
121
-
*159
119,600
10%
;
128%
65%
1*6
,
24
133/4
*
133/4
128
5
com
33%
165
321/4
1
128%
25
.
Co
28%
128
333/4
18%
.160%
23 3/4
10%
79%
18%
16%
1601/2
24
*
*25
Anchor
41% Jan
681/2
25
11
21% Jun
42
233/4
25
Wire
8
41%
233/4
77%
Co
5
41%
24
181/4
preferred called—
5%
Anaconda
Apr
39% Jan
411/4
231/4
5%%- preferred called
-
Anaconda
97
,
183/4
25%-
333/a
Corp
1,200
41%
*11%
loo
27%
18%
18%
10
6.25
900
3,500
271/4
41
par
6%
■
24%
common—12.50
Co
27%
42%
par
preferred
67,600
18%
251/4
24 %
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco common
39%
114
18%
24%
24
Co
*113
183/4
42
*159
Inv
;
24%
Dvlpt Corp_l
non-cumulative
39%
114
,
42%
commo^—8%
preferred 100
Co
391/8
*113
42%
—100
South African
5.44%
19
40%
100
7%
preferred
American Snuff
6
__
5
18%
56,700
89%
24
10
com
27%
19%
273/8
19
30
21%
21%
*87
89%
393%
27 i/a
27%
•
1,100
7,900
21%
18%
39%
15%
231/a
1051/2
20%,
114%
39
153/4
23
*104
*87
19%
American Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
American Smelt & Refg com No
6%
*87
38%
American
Amer
20%
89%
20%
89%
*114%
Co
Sany
&
*87
15"%
231/4
1051/2
22%
*104
2
1.66%
—
21% '
20"%
89%
15%
23
105%
100
.
—No par
& Std
preferred
*88
:
com__i
No par
Co
153/4
23
104
American Optical Co
1
American Pho-tocopy Eqpt Co_No par
American Potash & Chem__-__No par
American
15-%
23
104
Corp
American Research
16
23 %
105%
100
Gas
*15%
22%
*103%
—
Climax
15%
1
______100
convertible preferred
Metal Products
14
27
19
&
preferred
35% Apr
_
of
Co
preferred
American Metal
Jun
27
Investment
prior
353/4 Feb
15 % Feb
23.
5%%
24
26 % Jun
19% Jun
page
American
7
25% May 31
8
see
23,200
Natural
27
footnotes,
43,400
193/0
American
Feb
For
5,900
59%
19
Motors
24% Feb
79
43%
59%
193/a
Meter Co
11
25
43%
59%
19
American
49% Feb
Jun
43%
59
191/B
American
343/4 Sep 26
283/4 Oct 23
9
423/4
601/8
19
14
45% May 16
*253/8 Jun 26
703/4 Apr 22"
54
283% Jan
92
Feb
38% Jun
27% Jan
26
3
40% Jan
28
253/4 Oct
44%
59%
191/4
4%%
36 % Apr
Apr
25 3sa Jun
43
60%
19
Products
7
28 % May 17
130% May 27
Jan
26% Jan
127 % Jan
44%
59%
19%
Home
American
165
21% Jan
114% Jan
44%
60%
19%
15%
May 16
12% May 24
13% Apr 30
2
25
May 29
Jun
136 % Jan
44%
59%
May 31
803/b Jun
Jan
125
"
43%
_i
20
34% Feb
9% Jan
4
233/4 May
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
26
Corp
12.50
American
115
_
Mar
61
2
142% Jan
•
10
American Hardware
American Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American International Corp
_1
89% May 28
23
Jan
53
8% Oct
233/4 Jun
104% May 24
24% Feb
1
16
46
v
JdBt, 23
18
24
733/4 Jan
16
7
4
29% Jan
24
Oct
11
Jan
26% Mar 18
20
48% May 29
Jun
61% Jun
40% Jun
Jan
14% Jan
48%
23
19
30% Oct
*'
30
*96
98%
*98
25%
19%
20%
25%
v
26%
1,000
12,000
146,600
11,300
373/4
383/4
371/8
37%
37%
38
18,100
483/4
497/8
48%
49%
49%
50%
33
37,300
32%
33
313/4
32%
*313/4
32%
32
31%
32
-
•
98i%
*96"".
98%
31%
*96
313/4
j 98%
1
'
313/4
*96
32
27%
28%
277/a
281%
28
28%
28%
20c
213/4
28 3/a
22%
211/4
22
19%
21%
19%
203/4
19%
20
1
203/4
21
203/4
20%
20
203/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
'
28
28%
340
4,300
98%
21.80
'
3,400
24,800
12,900
■
Volume 198
Number
6277
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(13)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
25
23 % Jun
25
Oct
22
40
32
Oct
24
47% Jun
42 y4 Dec
38%
42
16
23
89 %Jun
7
47
Mar
1
66% Jan
Public
Armour
7
1
7
Jun
Steel
&
Service
Co_
Armstrong Cork Co
26
>26% Jan
2
34% Mar 27
Arvin
28% Feb
20
"25%; Jan
2
31
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated Brewing Co.
15
37% Oct
5 %
1
Sep 27
20% Aug
9% Aug
10y2 Jan
16
17 y8 Jan
May 25
2
2y2 Jan
43% Jan
58% Feb
25
27% Jan
25
•
Jan
2
30% Jun
2
11% Jun
87
Jan
27 *;
47% Dec
46% Jan
21
24
81 y4 Jan
3
12% Nov
1
Jun
Nov
17
?■: 3
Jan
2
16
19
89% Mar 14
5
15
^
July 23
24 "
9% Oct
16% May 29
Jun
25
18% Jun
11
Feb
23
2% Jan
2
15% Sep
20% Dec
20
14% Jan
3
17% Jan
8
27% Dec
18
25% Jan
28
31% Jan
2
13% Apr
4
35% Jun
12 y2 Jun
4
27
28% Feb
13
7 /
23
30% Mar 29
Mar
21
Atlas
Goods
Topeim
56 %
13,300
31,000
82
80
81%
90
90
40%
*ioy2
18
series
B
Nichols
8
*90
91
40%
40%
41
11
11
11%
18
Xl7%
28
3%
l
....
3%
"
45%
46
*63 %
64
29%
30%
92%
100
43%
10,700
80%
90 7,?
793/4
80
12,300
89 y2
90%
40%
41%
4i '/8
4iy8
11
ioy2
ioy2
*10%
17 y8
281/4 °
42%
90
-
330
430
*17%
17%
18
27%
263/i
27
28 3/4
■.
173/4
26 3/4
29
28 %
5,100
28%
28%
7,400
1,900
,
*3%
3%
33/a
3%
3 3/8
453/4
3%
46%
1,600
463/4
63%
62%
46%
62%
46%
463/4
613/4
613/4
6,300
613/4
.613/4
1,000
29%
29%
29%
29%
303/a
29%
30
10%
11
11
'
11
10%
11
44
44%
92%
.
'2,400
,
3%
x29%
10%
17%
273/4
283/4
43%
80
"
41%
111/2
*11
433/8
.
46%
W%
44%
44%
28%
46
10
41
.
29
3%
50c
Co
-v.'-','
18
28%
44
11
43%
44
44
44
931/4
44%
92%
923/4
92%
59
92%
56%
57%
57%
68,200
11%
433/4
58
*92%
93%
*923/4
59%
57%
14,900
8,800
-
No par
59
59%
59%
10
52
52 y4
513/4
521/4
51%
52
88%
88 %
51%
*88%
51%
89
51%
88%
881/4
513/4
88%
17%
88%
89
18
89
17%
163/4
17%
16%
17%
2%
34,200
23/4
2%
16%
23/4
31,300
17
23%
22%
22%
33%
"30%
100
18
1
1
2%
20
*16%
No par
23%
*31%
common
Avco
81%
91
28%
preferred
Automatic Retailers
12
82%I
29
common.:
29 y4 Jun
24 V2 Mar
551/4
43%
& Santa Fe com_10
May 16
17% Jan 23
41 % Jun 12
15% May 21
55%
541
44y2
Conv prior pref ($1.20)____No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.5o
38%
1
53%
56 y8
28 %
Corp
Investment
Refining
Austin
.55%
30'/a
28%
Corp common
preferred
5%
293/4
44%
Atlas Chemical Industries
3
May 31
17% Apr 18
28% May 16
3,100
30y4
55
preferred
10
City Electric Co com
4y2
$3.75
29%
44%
non-cumulative
Atlantic
41%
303/a
l
4%
(preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Apr
30%
2.50
94
60% May 31
56% Apr 16
48
25% Feb
29
11 y8 Jan
88
-
41
30%
82
Inc
Atlantic
86% Apr
14%' Jan
; 57% Feb
Industries
5%
30%
40%
56%
2.50
Atchison
30%
40%
44 '/a
.5
48% Jan" .28
10
.
30
40%
*90
Corp
Shares
40%
1
Corp
Associated Dry
19
Junl 11
Constable
Associates
25
10% Jan
43.
91% Apr
41% Oct
Aro
51% May 15
66 % Mayi?16
49 % Jan
10
31% Jun
13
10% Dec
2
Arnold
May" 13
3% May
8
22
2
25
20% Feb
2
21
80% Jan
6
13'% Jan
4
47% Nov
*
34% May 29
Oct
12
the Week
June 28
40%
.No par
1
1
Friday
June 27
40%
55%
common
$3.75 preferred
Sales for
Thursday
40%
5
Co
Armstrong Rubber Co
SALE PRICES
June 26
10
18
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
June 25
40%
2.50
Corp
Tuesday
June 24
No par
23% Apr
33% Feb
19% May 29
2 y4 Oct 25
14
15
92% Feb
Monday
Par
;
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arizona
LOW AND
STOCK
25 v
20 y2 Jun
21
■
YORK
EXCHANGE
Armco
84% Jun
2
3
NEW
15
43
7
87% Jan
34 y4 Jan
Mar 22i
59% Apr
48% Apr
,.
i
30
15% Oct
2
51 y2 Mar 19
73% Apr
2
85
5
57% Feb
I
24
52
Feb
31
71% Mar 15
25 "
82% Jan
25 y2 Oct
9y2 Oct
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
39
43% Mar 13
May 16 '
29% Jun 18
33 y4 Jan 15
Highest
Jun
33
/-.•//&
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
15%
18%
2%
17%;
16%
2%
23%
2%
2%
23/4
*163/4
17%
23%
163/4
163%
231%
233/4
34
32
32
23%
35
*31
16 %
15%
16%
17
17
22%
*30%
.
110
4,600
14,800
160
800
5,700
33
100
153/a
16
37
37%
15%
15%
36%
37%
15%
36
36%
15%
39,800
28%
29 y8
35%
i
28%
36%
29
35%
27%
28%
36%
17%
273/a
20,200
28
5c
of
18%
17%
18
273/4
28
17%
17%
16%
91,200
17%
17
17%
15,700
America.50c
Corp
Avnet Electronics Corp
B
4% May 29
37 y8 Jun
8% Mar 12
26
58
May 29
10
17
y2 Feb
4% Mar 20
46% Feb
9
Mar 20
11% Jan
25
27
37 % Mar 28
963/4 Jun
20
104% Mar
5
12% May
32% Jan
-
100
5
7
Babbitt
1
Babcock
14
Baker
Jan
22
14% May 22
36i/4 Feb
7
2
Mar 18
106i/2 Feb
4
9
88
Jan
3
18% Oct
23
333/8 Feb
1
26% Jan
16
29
48% Feb
19
46% Jan
2
19
22% Feb
12
3
4%%
53% May 29
18% Jun 25
9% Oct
943/4 Mar
Jun
25
8% Oct
24
20% Jan
383/4 Dec
24
52 %
21
60
853/4 Mar
12 y4 Nov
13
Oct
22
59
Dec
21
37
233/8 Jan
Jan
2
5
Jan
22
May 28
10% Jan
2
39% Jan
7
46% Feb
12 3/4 Apr
4
4%
&
4%
4%
43/4
4%
4%
43/4
43/4
55 %
55%
553/4
4%
56%
54%
55 5/s
54%
55%
11%
11%
55%
56
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
13%
14%
13 5/8
11%
13%
13%
13 3/4
11%
7,700
No par
13%
13%
35
35%
13%
35
35%
35
35%
13%
34%
35%
19,500
_100
104
104
*103
34%
104
34%
102%
8,000
*102%
:i00
103%
92
92
92
102%
92
92
92
1023/4
*91%
IOO
92%
36
36%
36%
91%
36%
36%
36 5%
523/4
52%
*523/4
53%
52
52
18
18 %
87
87%
*86%
11%
11%
11%
_
_
Elec
pre/erred
Corp
com
series
non-cumulative
Bangor
92
B
13
r
&
preferred.lOo
Corp
1
Aroostook
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Inc common
25
5%
iq
IIIIII
1
convertible
preference
Basic Products
Corp
22
151% Jan
29
36% Mar 20
453/4 Jan
9
26
19
Gas
4%
9
Zl
Co '
Inc
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
May 3
12% Feb 25
30
Apr
36
71
8
Jan
94
1
Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
40 3/6 May 17
30
&
Oil
Inc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6
85 y2 Jan
Oct
(B T)
57% May 31
11% Mar 26
49y8 Apr 19.
27 V8 Jun
5% Jan
313/4 May 29
27% Jun 13
Bausch
6
Bath
Iron
Jan
2
18% May 29
363/4 Oct 24
343/8 Jan
11
Feb
26
39% Jun
7
47i/2 Jan
10
29% Jun
29,
35% Apr
451/4 Apr
5
411/4 Jan
29
96 y2 Mar 28
17% Oct
24
62 y8 Jun
14
54 y4 Nov
16
11% Jun
28
31% Jun
5
29% Sep
11% Oct
27
61
101% Oct
100
2
29 % Mar 21
Laboratories
4%%
6
253/4 Jun
25
Beaunit
Jun
28
1153/4 Jan
14
58
Jun
28
Beckman Instruments Inc
223% Jan
22
35
Apr
26
36% Dec
17
14% Apr
33% Apr
34% Jan
Jan
16
16 3/4 Jan
10
37
15
2
Jun
Beck
8
Beech
Creek
38%
38%
30%
38%
30%
38%
30%
303/4
Savers
24
16% Jun
8
12% Jan
8
22 3/4 Feb
9
18% Apr
26
20% Jan
18
113/4 Oct
24
19% Feb
26
13 % Jan
3
21% jun
5
15% Oct
24
50 % Jan
4
21 % Mar 28
30% Jun
13
Bell
&
7% Jun
25
12'% Feb
14
May 28
Bell
Intercontinental
Sep
27
753/4 Jan
31
503/a Mar 22
59% Jan 24
34 y4 Jun
25
55% Mar 15
49% Jan
15
60
49% July 16
108% Jun 15
54% May 28
51% Feb
28
48
l%Jan
2
9
128 % Mar 23
l3/4 Feb
Jan
2
12
iy4 Jan
551/4 Jun
17
Bell
6
27% Oct
26
10
35% Jan
22% Oct
24
473/a Mar 15
263/4 Jan
2
34% Apr
8
22
43% Jan
283/4 Jan
2
343/4 Apr
16
1403/4 July 24
16% Jun
793/4 Jan
40% Jun
15
3
25
42
Feb
152% Apr
5
3
153
24
3
160
4
51% Jan
8
22% Oct
31
39% Jan
2
263/4 Mar
31
26% Feb
7
21% Jan
2
24
18% May
24% Dec
2
123/8 Jan
2
Oct
18
24
22% Jan
56-% Feb
1
26
371/4 Apr
21% Jan
5
Jan
16
29
Sep
25
-
6
Black
41% Jan
22% Jan
2
36% Dec
21
2% July
9
4% Jun 28
25% Oct
7% Jun
25
25
4% Feb
8
11% Feb
27
7
Bliss
4
14% May
3% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
Manufacturing
90 3/4 Dec
13
87 % Jan
2
May 29
27
Jun
26
43% Apr
23
36 % Jan
3
Apr
25
111% Jan
4
99% Feb
26
85% Jan
2
116
13% Oct
24
523A Jarr_ 2
23
22
30% Nov
28
12% May 29
213/s Feb
14
9% May 29
143/4 May
6
28% Jun
Oct
27
25
28
Jan
14% Jan
2
93% Jun
Jan
10
20% Jan
8
78
May 23
70
84
2
2
30
15% Jun
26
13
76
10
90% Jan
5
24% Oct
24
53% Mar 26
28
2
34
Feb
18% Mar 19
21
Jan
Bulova
7% Oct
20% Oct
4
10
23
13% May 21
23
323/4 Jan
May 29
*
Sep
25
12% Mar 2876
May 28
7% Jan'
18ys Feb
8
Jan
2
11% Apr
24
3
May
7
17% July 18
12% Jan
2
92% Apr
17
24
27% Feb
15
21% Jan
2
85% Jan
12
93% Dec
11
91% Jan
4
48% Nov
27
52% Jan
3
Jun
14
12
Mar
28
26
Jan
For
footnotes,
20
50
Jan
3
9
93/a Feb
26
16
22% Jan
2
see page 23.
54%
125
*53%
54%
♦53
54
53%
123%
123%
123
123
*121%
1%
13/fl
1%
1%
1%
13/8
1%
57%
533/4
54
122
1%
1%
22
22%
31%
315/a
31%
31%
33%
32%
33
32
32%
31%
31
313/4
303/a
31%
30%
157
*157
157%
8
157
100
26%
...5
1951
*90
100
91%
59%
50c
27%
59%
26%
263/4
*90
91%
22
22%
157
157
26%
*90
*156%
26 3%
253/4.
91%
591/8
59%
593/8
58%
30%
303/4
30y8
30%
29%
25 %
25%
*25%
253/4
25
30%
25%
153/a
143/4
15%
*90
115
:•
••;••••
15%
15
22
7.
31%
700
%
200
1%
223/a
7,200
2,400
69,700 I
30%
30%
156%
500
25%
26%
26%
6,300
*90
91%
58%
59
59
28%
27%
28%
23%
243%
24
24
14%
14%
59
11
25
6% Mar 11
13% Jan
16
29
Feb
5
107% Jan
28
243/4 May 14
94% May 22
55
Apr
10% May
30% Jun
25
%
Co
25%
143/4
15
24%
24%
24%
24%
243%
23%
24
23
35%
36%
35%
36
23%
35%
353/i
7,500
35%
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
343/4
*34%
27,300
343/4
34%
34%
*34%
343/4
600
19%
19%
4,700
*20%
21%
900
64%
45%
33,800
Inc
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
21
.1.25
21
203/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
643%
63%
64%
62%
633/4
63
47
461/4
46%
8 81/2
45%
46%
45%
63%
64%
5
46%
47
100
*873/4
88%
88%
*873/4
873/4
87%
*87
883/4
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
13
123/4
13
421/s
42%
42
5,800
421/0
42
42%
42
42%
8,100
4%
8%
4%
9
...2.50
12%
12%
4%
5
9
4%
9%
33%
33%
12%
12%
83/4
34
43/4
83/4
345/o
12%
12%
*4%
|
8%
33%
113/4
4%
8%
*4%
V
4%
12%
8%
1,800
33%
5,100
11%
12
3.50
6 %
6%
6%
6%
5%
6%
5%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/a
423/4
43
1
97
97%
98%
963/4
98
97
98%
97
93%
93%
*92%
94%
99%
*92%
43 3/8
100
A
Corp
113
100
class
A
*87%
44
113
88%
433/4
44%
113
113
87%
44
;t,
*1121%
873/4
863/4
27%
27%
5
16%
163/a
16%
163%
15
5
143/4
15
15
16
Nd.par
87%
87%
1
29%
32
31%
31%
*31%
16
16%
15%
153/4
15%
593/4
59%
60
60%
Co
:
common
10
Inc
5
Co
Inc
94%
441/4
113
87%
*92%
6%
94%
*6
r:
*92%
433/a
44
44
*112%
113
113
863/8
*86%
%
863/4
853/4
6%
88
94%
10
44%
4,400
113
86
273%
27%
15%
153/4"
15%
15%
153/4
8,400
15%
15%
159,300
88
88
591/4
*87
893/4
*87
893/4
303/4
31
*30%
31%
1,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,300
593/4
59%
*103%
*99%
*99%
*99%
*99i%
60%
*99%
*99%
*99%
Terminal
Callahan
5
...
(A M)
Financial Corp
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Calumet &
Hecla
Inc.
30%
31
1
19%
19%
3%
Co
*9%
9%
1
8%
293/4
5%
12%
9
30%
1
3
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
Ry
Ltd
14
14%
14%
143/a
14%
143/a
10,300
34%
343/4
34%
34%
34%
343/4
33,900
*103%
No par
25
*103%
19
18%
183/a
30%
30%
29%
*19%
193/4
19%
9%
8%
5%
2,400
14%
34%
18%
30
60%
200
9
30%
6
8%
30
5%
*103%
*
99 %
*99%
18
18%
18
18%
4,800
30%
29%
29%
28%
291/4
39,000
19%
♦19%
193/4
19%
19%
500
9%
*9%
9%
*9%
9 3/s
200
9
30%
83/4
9
30%
30
53/4
5%
53/4
83/4
30
5%
8%
11,200
301/4
21,200
5%
9,000
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
5,400
14%
14%
14%
145/s
145/B
15
15
15
15
15%
16,700
95%
23%
96%
943/4
96
95%
96
95%
953/4
94%
95
7,100
23%
23
23
4,300
93"%
5
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
4
6
593/4
'
*9%
2.50
7,900
16
*99 %
19%
27%
31%
14
19
6,500
26%
34%
1
1,000
89,800
15%
14%
,
,
16%
34%
com
270
15%
14
5
Inc
6,300
2,600
10,800
.7
15%
34%
Industries
19,100
43
96%
423%
100
common
1,100
*8%
33%
34
3
series
30
13
42%
Inc
common
14,600
13
35
Corp
37,200
42%
1
Co
63%
461%
*873/4
*103%
California
3,400
oar
'
Watch
California
2,600
13,300
Corp.IIIs
Co
Byers Co
6,700
156%
157
91%
1
Bush
7,200
31%
33 1
273/4
(7
600
54
*122
125
31%
23
34
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
9
30% Jun
4/2 Jan
18% Oct
8
10% Jan
23% Apr
122% Mar 27
19% Sep
19% Jun
3
11
10,200
54%
*123
/
preferred called
100
3%% preferred called________100
4%%- 2nd preference called
100
76
May 23
96% May 24
2
8
57%
56%
4%
2
Jan
56%
55%
Corp
Pipe Line Co
Burlington
18
24
Mar 27
15,500
573/4
56%
15
Bullock's
17
Dec
9
56%
55%
33
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
13
93 % Dec
26
8,700
52%
553/4
_i
Inc..
Co
Bullard
35% May 17
103% Jun
24% Jan
Jan
11%
51%
vl
27%
9
16% Mar 12
113/8
52%
11%
52
27%
27
26
11%
51%
11%
51%
;:'v
28%
23
8% Oct
11%
52%
12
51%
27%
Apr
17% May 29
11%
515/8
11%
503/4
1
Jan
7
113/8
77,500
No par
preferred
Shoe
Bucyrus-Erie
25
113/4 Jun
133/4 Mar 15
26 3/4
Sons
Stratton
Buckingham
37
Jan 15
17% May 13
63 % Apr 24
Jan
26%
Budd
7
93/4 Jan
263/4
15%
2
25% Jan
4,500
25%
29
10 3/8 Jan
85
27
15%
283/a Jan
2
21%
27%
283/4
8
13
27%
15%
21
14
213/a
28%
,
29
18 % Mar
Dec
21%
15
41% Feb
15% Jan
21%
28%
31
88
19%
21%
273/4
21%
25%
153/a
26
26% Dec
213/4
29
8% Oct
18
21%
15%
27% Oct
25
24,300
21%
283%
Jun
24
10,100
17%
213/4
19%
15%
Jun
Jan
39%
17%
193/4
293/4
16
9% Oct
38%
17%
19%
17%
193/4
151/4
88
183/a Jun
40%
193/4
29
2
80
40
17%
193/4
153/4
2
17
41
17%
193/4
29%
113/4 Jan
Jan
41%
17%
40%
17%
19%
15%
79% Jan
55
40%
17%
29%
4
29
41%
17%
No par
8
613/4 Jan
6,800
No par
84% Oct
26
240
14%
Buckeye
153/4 Feb
Jun
59%
37
Brunswick
31
44
14%
*35%
41%
______100
&
Airways
5.50%
Brown
58
14%
33 % May
7
31% May 16
18% May 13
Dec
79
J)
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
21
933/4 Jan
60
37
22%
33/4%
44% May 29
114
14%
*35%
333/a
preferred
Bristol-Myers Co
24
*59%
14%
37
.19%
10
&
4
14%
*351%
42,300
323/8
common
Briggs
83% Jan
Jun
Corp
Briggs
101% May 31
*591%
14%
37
13,300
84%
1
Boston & Maine RR common.No
par
(E
14%
*351/2
140
24%
82
31%
Boston Edison Co
14
145/8
37
101%
24
853/4
22%
%
preferred
Borman Food Stores Inc
30
Jan
83%
60
33%
3 %
14
47
24
86%
32
common
Club
63/a Jan
3
4
24%
85
60
7.50
Borg-Warner
9
24%
89
33%
Co
Braniff
30
*100%
25%
86%
1
Book-of-the-Month
13
4% Feb
101%
24%
25
5
13% Jun
85% Jan
2,700
333/4
Brass
10 % Mar 18
373/a Jan
3,300
47
_
31%
...No
&
,5%
13
36%
463/4
*100%
22%
Inc
Brach
26
36%
47%
473%
101%
1
Co
13
993/4 Feb
37
47
471/4
101
*59%
;_50c
25
39% Nov
900
36%
48%
101
_IIII__40c
Co
Jun
15
70
W)
35
24
9,700
403/4
2 50
28% May 21
23
30
5% Feb
83/4 Feb
25%
403/4
10
Bobbie Brooks
43% May 21
60% Jun
109
(E
Boeing
12
2
3% Oct
26% Oct
8% Mar 13
873/i Jun
103/8 Mar
22
Dec
11
35% Jan
6
93/i Jan
35
Jan
25%
41
60
50
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
'
85
6,000
253/4
41
90
100
Blaw-Knox Co
Borden
26
Mar 18
_
Mfg Co.
16
15
67% May 24
47% Jun 13
4
30%
25%
41
25%
2 pesos
Stores Inc
Jan
;
common
(
23
Bond
2
30%
253/a
...1
common
16% Apr
20% May 22
233/4 Jan
9
34% Oct
3
Corp
of
26% Apr
Mar 14
57
2
22
Decker
Aluminum
20% Jun
9% Oct
&
900
36%
25%
No par
...
Inc
1,500
41
25%
883/4
14%
160
13%
38%
35%
*59%
*35%
13%
*38
363/4
1
1
_II
series
Bohn
28% Mar 12
29% May 29
pfd
4
70
48% Jan
4%%
14
25
84 % May 24
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
403/6 Feb
25
15
7%
30%
1
38% May 15
19% Jun
24
3
13%
38%
30%
1,500
41%
48
Inc
273% Jan
41% Jun
79
Co
38%
303%
45
25%
5
3OV4 Jan
18
5
Jan
&
381/4
30%
*44%
36%
101
~_2
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
11
33 3/4 Apr
3
-
48%
Corp
351/8 Mar 26
7
35% May 29
Best
381/4
.45
l
Bestwall
11
Jun
60% Jun
6
Oct
9% Oct
20
Jun
28% Jun
91
,
861/4 Mar 27
12
Mar 19
64
Jan
203/4 Jan
15
-
27% Mar 14
87% Nov
37%
~50
~I_5
Corp
$4.50 conv preferred..
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Berman Leasing Co
21
27% Oct
41
363/4
101%
I
Co
13%
100
Gossett Co
Howell
45
2,600
25%
25%
41
48%
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
5% preferred
3
23% Jun
Petroleum
&
Bendix
19
li/2 Feb
2
171/s Apr
30% Jun
—...
Belco
45
•13%
4,000
I
41%
25 %
*100%
~ " '
Belding-Heminway
19
125% Jun
114% Mar /•1>
20
Apr
__
_I_
RR_
14% Mdy 29
11
13%
2 50
Life
85
11
*44%
Corp
Beech-Nut
17%
♦84
11%
13%
(A S) 43A%' pfd
Aircraft Corp
Beech
*17%
843%
11
45%
Shoe
13
43% May 14
183/8 Jun 18
17%
84
Ui/4
*13%
100
82
66
17
86%
_io
2
Feb
2,600
111/8
*44%
preferred
53
173%
13%
par
7
1,800
851/4
_Ilo
"HI 1
Inc
120
37%
*52
11%
45
Corp
Inc
140
91%
*37
18%
13%
Cigars Inc
,
_Ino par
(James B) Distilling Co.
2
Beatrice Foods Co com
No
49% Mar 14
103% Mar
3
203/4 Mar
Baxter
Lomb
19
1523/4 Jan
95
18
Jan
&
*52
37
53
36%
87
45
Beam
27
21
Jan
22 % Mar
2,400
11,700
18
__i
Bayuk
52% Jan
Works
50
18
;
102%
43/4
93%
*93
93%
55
*54%
55
*54%
•-
93/4
29
23
23%
23
♦93
93%
*93
23
'
22%
23%
93%
93%
93%
120
54%
54%
54%
*541%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
95/8
9%
9%
95/8
6,400
29%
28%
291/8
28%
28%
27%
28%
273/4
28%
22,700
54%*
55
110
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14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(14)
.
.
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
49 % Apr 10
43% Mar
1
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
22
Oct
24
25
9
Jun
13
96
Jan
8
37 % Oct
'
Mar 16
56
2
29% Feb
12
15 Ve Mar 30
12% Jun
19
15%: Apr
8
19
101% Jan
2
Nov
103
60% Jan
27
Dec
64
24y8May
11
32% Jan
45'% Jun
25
26% Jun
28
45% Mar 14
30 % May
29
44% Feb
3
45% Jan
26
77
4% May 29
44
July
2Va Jun
2
26
29% Jun
25
18% Nov
1
28% Jun
25
124% Jan
79
Jun
5
26
48
10
2
9
80% Jan
4y2May 28
46% Jun
5
26% May
2
48% Jun 13
144
Jan
1
preferred
2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
100
*71
7
4
7%
6 %%
Ceco
7%
2nd
4%%
5
'/a Apr
Hudson Gas & Elec
No par
Central
Illinois
No par
Light
preferred-
19
4
4%%
1
Central
Illinois
47% Feb
2
Jun
22
Central
102% Apr
263/4 May
7
7
Central
&
32
Jan
22
25% May 23
4% Mar 13
47% May 31
2
Central
30% May 10
40 % May 16
21
May 29
31% Dec
21
18
Oct
24
11
15% Jun
25
313/4 Apr
25"% Feb
3'% Oct
24
10% Jan
2
12
343/4 Jan
17
20% May 14
2
18% Jan
25% Jan
16
29% Feb
2
223/4 May 13
93/4 Jun 24
5
45
Mar 29
37
Jan
3
44
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
60
Jan
51% Jan
2
64% May 27
37
62
5% Jan
Mar
100
7
513/4 Jan
May 2
61% Jun 14
2
Oct
22
13% Jan
4
Jan
,2
13% Nov
1
21% Nov
23
16% Jan
14
Sep 20
27% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
24
36% Feb
15
29% Jan
17
24
17% Feb
8
93/b Jan
Mar 25
2
13 % Jun
25
20% Jun
South
Soya
64% Feb
20
51% Jan
3
22% Feb
7
13% J an
2
27% Jun
25
36% Feb
8
203/8 Jan
2
43% Jun
Chain
19% Oct
24
31% Jan
12
26% Jan
3
34% Jun
3
26% Feb
2
18% Jan
Jun
22
353/4 May
2
22
Feb
20
25
21
Mar 26
leva Jan
4
29
Jan
4
15
33% Jan
2
6514 Jun
12% Mar 18
24
59% Feb
5
112% Feb
8
26% Jun
2
18% Nov
1
Jun
27
May
Jun
14
8% Dec
23 Vb
Jun
31
27
313/4 Oct
9
96% Jan
3
58% Jan '
37
2
26
3
9% Jan
11
45
Jun
4
373/a Jan
99
Apr
17
3
65% Oct
12
64
Jan
8
69% Jun
13
33% Feb
6
37% Apr 17
36% Jan
22
40% Jun
27
31% Oct
23
57
37%/Feb
12
46% Jun
11
47% Jan
8
70
May 29
19% Nov 26
323/4 May 29
75 3%
Jan"l9
1033/4
Jan"
27% Jan
55
81%
Jan
2
20
3
963/4 May
2
24
3
413/a Jan
21
13
19
80
Apr
17
31% Apr
5
223/4 Jan
2
1118% Mar 15
41
Dec
14
51
393/4 Jun
13
9
Jan
21
58% Jun
17
84% Mar
4
39
Apr
19
60
Jun
14
45% Dec
7
42% Jan
24
61
Jun
24
30% Apr
18
26% Jan
14
Jun
25
30% Jun
12
31
Jan
17
22V4 Jan
26
29% May 10
Jun
4
79% Jan
May 29
May 29
31% Feb
16
34
Jun
27
55V8 Jan
5
15% Jun
35
25
May 29
7% Jun
25
Hi/4 Oct
24
8
30
Oct
3
Jun
25
65% May 28
May 29
96"
May 29
103
25"
Jun
25
25 Va Jun
27
21% Oct
46
24
May 28
30% Oct
22
331/4 May 29
72% Mar 16
37% Mar 23
Jun
28% Mar
12
9
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
1073/4 Dec
2
3
8
Feb
25
293/s May 22
483/4 Feb 18
38
Jun
25
48% Jan
2
82
Jan
3
Dec
24
88% Apr
8% Feb
19
4
25
21
13
24
4
46% Jun
21
98 3/4 Apr 15
102V4 Apr 23
94% Jan
3
102 % Jan
4
93
94% Apr
24
2
1093/4 May 31
42% Mar 29
48
87 % Jan
91% Jun
6
6% Jun
24
16
55 Vb Jun
56
Feb
19
561/4 Jan
2
10% Jan
For
footnotes,
273/B
25%
26%
26
26 Va
253/4
37%
373/4
38
253/4
38%
373/4
38%
37%
38
38
15
38
15%
15 Va
16%
15
Jun
17
20
Feb
18
643/4 Feb
15
15%
15%
15%
1,800
270
16,900
1,500
147%
15'%
63%
62'%
24%
63%
243%
62,000
40
41i%
45,300
41%
43%
41%
43%
39%
41%
40%
26%
42%
8
31%
31%
31%
303/4
31%
30 %
30%
24%
24%
313/a
263%
26%
93'A
104
25
26
26%
26%
93V2
94
105'%
'
*104
23
2,900
311%
263%
25
263/a
25
26%
26%
25%
10,900
26
263/4
25%
137,700
240
22%
26%
94
1
22V4
22%
22%
*221%
17 Va
,:
18%
173/4
18%
18'%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%.
15,400
64%
133%
623/4
62
64 3/8
627%
633%
269,400
26%
9,900
26%
93i%
105%
*104
44%
443/4
443/8
45%
44%
431/8
43V2
431/4
433/4
433%
66 Va
303%
25%
26
26
*22%
66,200
263/4
/
94
26'%
933/4
>
*104
105'%
263%
441%
*93%
105%
451/4
453%
26'%
94
-
453%
433/4
*104
443%
441/4
43'%
23
200
18%
33,300
94%
360
105 Va
45'%
2,700
441/4
10
653/4
113%
59%
60
59 5/a
60
59 »/a
593/4
59
593%
24%
25%
25VB
253%
24%
25
24%
243/4
293/4
30
29 Va
30
29'%
293%
29%
297%
29a%
2*.01%
297%
114
65%
1133/4
66
64%
1133%
66
1127/8
113
8%
8%
8'%
8V4
"10
42 34
43i%
423/4
43i%
40%
8
65
111
■
8%
77%
65%
65%
113
112
65%
2o,lUO
'
4,200
593%
59 7,8
24,000
24%
8
112%
25
8
l,8u0
6,800
8
3,660
1023%
102%
240
260
Special
Clevite
guaranteed
.
4%
stdck__50
Corporation
1
ClUett Peabody & Co
7% preferred
Coastal States Gas
common
3.25
100
20,000
.
102%
1023%
103
103
1023/4
*68'%
69'%
♦69
69%
68'%
*39
403%
*39 3/a
403%
*393/4
103
*102%
103%
69
68 Va
68'%
68'%
68'%
403%
40'%
40'A
*39%
40'%
30
12,600
45
45'%
43%
453%
42
43'%
413/a
43i%
41'%
42%
44%
44%
44
44%
441/4
443%
44i%
441/4
437%
44
143'A
143
142
143
*141'%
3,700
12,100
143
*141 Va
143
6,300
*141'%
143
10
Producing_33%c
Coca-Cola
37%
31 Va
36%
373%
34'%
363%
351/4
36%
35%
36
No par
93 VB
93i%
93
37,500
93%
923/4
93%
93%
94'%
933/4
94
8,400
Co
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
2134
21%
213/4
213%
21 '/4
21%;
1
56%
57Vb
56%
57 Va
56'%
567% -
1
*45%
453/4
*451/4
453/4
*44%
45'%
No par
81'%
81%
82
823/4
*82
83
No par
4334
44%
431/4
44
41V*
433/4
413%
1
31%
32%
313/a
321/4
30
31%
29%
213%
22
21'A
213/4
20%
21
20%
207%
1
issued
$3.50
preferred
Aikman Corp
Radio
Colonial
Co
Corp
of
Colorado Fuel
5%%
&
&
IBoc
America
Iron
preferred
common
series
5
B
50
9%
*36
93/4
9'/4
37
♦36
583/4
*573/4
211%
22
22
221/4
2,700
557%
56%
557%
56%
23,500
*44%
451/4
♦445%
45'%
82%
82r
40%
82
42%
41%
20,300
30 %
293%
30
32,800
20 5%
20%
5,700
91/4
16,400
82
9Va
91/4
9i%
93%
9'%
36 3%
93/e
37
363%
*363%
36 7%
*36%
57'%
*55
440
37
100
Southern
Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
:_100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
58%
59
61
59V2
60
58%
59%
58'%
59
58'%
Columbia
58 5%
30 Va
42,200
29%
30
30
30 'A
30
301/4
29'%
30Va
22,200
5
26%
25%
26%
26
26'%
25%
26%
6,600
No par
*82'%
83%
Gas
System
Inc
$4.25
271/4
x261/4
*82 Va
83
*82 Va
83
5
68 %
69
Inc__
1
28 %
common.
5
43%
100
*106%
l
23%
preferred
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Combustion
^Engineering
Commercial
Credit
Co
Nast
Edison
....
Co
12.50
Y
N
Foods
Laundries
Consolidated
Coal
i
100
131/g Jun
5
633/8 May 16
15
Continental
633/4 Jun
25
Control
28%
27%
28%
28
28'%
9,500
44
431%
43%
28Vt
433/4
28
433/8
43'%
433%
12,400
106 3/a
110
106%
IO6V4
106'%
23%
231%
233/4
23%
23%
231%
233/4
23%
23'%
10,000
473/4
483/4
9%
123/a
48 Vb
483/4
473/4
48'%
47 5%
483%
13,400
93/4
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
2,000
121/4
12%
12'%
123%
12'%
12 V4
103/4
64%
10 Va
10%
10
103%
93/4
93/4
3,900
13,200
64
64 3/4
107
1061/2
Steel
Corp
84%
108
110 %
64V4
83%
1073/8
109
109%
833/4
84'%
.1081/4
109%
108 Va
108
1083%
110
29
42%
41V2
42%
403%
41'%
41
41%
28
27V2
273/4
271/4
273%
271/4
27i%
2,600
663/4
64%
65%
647/a
65'%
64 5%
643/4
5,300
28
28
66 %
67%
65%
~
42
41
42
-
40%
40'%
No~par
45%
46 Vb
45%
453/4
45%
45%
457%
101 %
101%
101%
101%
101V2
102%
101%
1023%
103
103
1033/4
103
103
103
103
No par
*94%
96%
*943%
-96%
5
28 Va
28%
100
*94 %
95
*94%
2,400
_
28 3%
27%
28
_
1093/4
I5
com
84
293/4
42'A
*943/4
83 5%
1093/4
42%
*103
7,600
15,100
.
1093%
109V4
.
29
42%
413/4
63
841/4
1073/4
29%
30
42%
623%
500
29
29'/4
413/4
64
83%
1073/4
84%
108
29%
-
63
107V4
No par
No par
preferred
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of
64 %
106%
10
com
5,900
'48%
29%
1
83
433%
*106'%
1.331/3
Insurance
Data
28 Va
43%
5
1j25
Continental Baking Co common
_5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75 preferred
No par
Continental Copper & Steel com__2
47% Apr
83%
108
Corp
preferred
Container Corp of America
4%
preferred
Continental Air Lines Inc
41 % Jan
28%
93/4
preferred
convertible
691%
103/a
Co
Consumers Power Co
$4.50 preferred
$5
68
12V4
Natural Gas
Continental
69'%
93/4
Corp
Consolidated
Consolidation
69%
10%
conv
pref series A
Electronics Industries
Consolidated
*82'%
12%
4.12%
Consol
83
9%
No par
240
70
10 Va
com__No par
57V4
69%
12%
preferred
57'%
*82 Va
10
63
58
703/a
_l
Cigar Corp
of
48
58
70
%
^.No par
Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Edison
58%
30%
263/4
10
Columbia Pictures common
53% Jan
see page 23.
20
26%
3,660
13Va
*18
427%
36% Mar
43% May 29
J5Va May 29
*123%
20
63%
$4.16
12% May 22
51% May 31
26
12%
*18
34Va
$4.52
2
29
*123/4
19
44
18
5
12 % Jan
13V4
19
41%
Mar 25
Jan
29% May 10
6% Jan
72% Feb
Feb
105
6
433/4 Apr
4
12%
33%
6
41/4 Jan
17% Jan
13%
20%
44
16
67% Jun
45 % Jun
60 V4
12%
19 V*
26%
25%
43 %
333/8 Feb
*293/4 May 29
60
12%
20
*19
413%
27% Apr
1
61%
21,600
.
34
$5
Jan
60%
1,400
62
104
33%
Consol
21
61'A
*97
43 %
13
Feb
63
104
42'A
25
35
62 %
*97
613/a
341/4
15
43V4 jun
63%
104
60%
43%
Jan
106
*97
61%
33%
115% Feb
23
104
43%
109
Jan
61
44
18
94
61%
343/4
28
18
123/4
104
41
43%
Feb
23% Jan
61
*40%
34i%
89% Feb
96
40%
44
109
40% Mar
40%
34%
105V4 Apr
2
40%
62 3/8
24%
4%%
conv
preferred
Commercial Solvents
35 Vb Jan
39,900
40%
64 '/a
44
Consolidated
20
9%
41%
63%
*97
34
Commonwealth
2
10,400
40%
1
19
563/4 Jan
21%
9
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
13
30
23
20 5%
9%
41
643/, jun
65% Apr
45% Feb
223/4
21%
9%
5
14
24 % Jjan__3
23%
21%
9%
64
Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
2
36% Mar 16
23
21%
9%
9%
25%
Clark
49% Jan
2
24
20%
93/4
21
64
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Jan
23%
21%
23 5/a
93/4
5
Conde
39
24%
2U.3J0
5,000
No par
29
2
323/4
25
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores
Co
50 3/s Feb
_
32%
No par
No par
27% Jan
81% Jan
32%
64%
common
4
7
Oct
Feb
74
Co
12% Feb
27
16,500
32%
27%
preference
10% Apr 29
143% Mayl4
83% Dec
33
63%
preferred
conv
1
107% Oct 19
113% Mar 30
49% Jan
2
38%
32%
21%
No par
.111% Feb
21
381%
33 VB
25%
Corp
Mar 20
2
33
233/a
12.50
21
44Vi Jan
38%
33%
64%
Corp
i
27
16
conv
$2.25
100
33
27%
Corp
Service
$4.40
14,000
38%
9%
4%
Cities
27%
1011%
38%
63%
Industries
T Financial
27%
*;100
7,100
«2,100
38 %
21%
Cincinnati Gas &
I
273/4
101 Va
9,900
45
25 %
Oil
O'Nuts
273/8
*100
443/4
383/4
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Cotton
28
101%
3%
45
100
pfd
A
series
27%
*100
33/4
45
200
38%
*223/4
par
28
100
3%
45
3,200
11
com_No par
non-cum
preferred
8% Jan
23
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
A
Chicago & North Westn
10% May
8% May
423/4 Apr
353/4 May 29
101'
July 20
series
27%
100
28
383/4
1
50
7
101% Dec
Aug 15
5% Oct 24
22
17
28%
100
33/4
100
38%
1
preferred
153/a Feb
13
Apr <18
50% Dec
5
104% Nov
92
24% Mar 19
4?% Jun
1053/4 Jan
27%
100
1.25
,_4o
4
3
3
83
_
1
Class A
2
2
25
Jan
:_1%
~
11% Jan,
97% Jan
17% Jun
67
No par
com
No par
453/4 Jan
843/4 Jan
89 Va Jan
77% Jan
3%
443/4
*96
Colorado
Oct
41
3%
443/4
3%%
convemfaie preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
Collins
31% May 28
69
33/4
443/4
633/8
Collins
22
20 Va
213/4 >22%
33/4
3%
45
1
10
40
4
2
Jan
45
Inc
Co
63
21
3
41
23
40
44% Jun
8% Jan
Mar 19
14,000
22 Va
5
353/8 Jun
23% May 15
10% Apr 16
32% Jan
48 % Jan
23 %
25
When
17% Jan
9
May 14
84% Jan
34% Dec
Nov
147
20% Jan
41% Jan
~7% Oct~22
,
May 22
283/4 Feb
19% May 29
30
105
2
18% Jun
27
45% May 16
343/4 Jun 24
7
12
May" "I
14%
23
C
68% Jun
5
1
143/a
233/4
3%
Electric com_8.5o
preferred
1
100
43/4% preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
14
Mar
14%
23%
65%
30
Mar 27
143/a
23%
64
Feb
42
14%
2 3 3/8
66%
31.
140
14%
l
65
26% Jan
3
15
14,100
5
3
July
143/a
25V8
143/a
2
49% NOV 30
24 5/«
18%
243/4 Jan
143
14%
"25%
14
4
3
*10%
25
18%
2
31% May 29
11%
26
253/4
14% .iV
Oct
134% Jan
28 Va
*10
25%
*11
18%
20% Jan
12
11
26
15
13%
1
Jan
28
11
26Vb
18%
Mar 23
31% Jun
28%
10%
253/4
1
17
48% Jan
14,000
25c
115% May 13
27
102
44Vi
10%
28%
11%
28 Va
Chris-Craft
60% Jun
7% Jun
28%
Chock
4
29% Feb
28%
15
27
4
28%
19
Jan
7
12,900
26
Jun
Feb
14
25 %
43%
46% Feb
41% Mar 20
38% Jan
25
44%
28 Va
49% May 13
% Mar 20
55% Jan
25
43%
23
13
4,200
24%
*22%
12
3,000
43%
*25%
29
180
36
24%
5
28% Apr
94% Jun
100 %
35%
24%
Chickasha
106% Jun
27
481/4
*99
35 Va
43 %
69% Jun
Mar 22
Feb
48
100 %
1
preferred
Chrysler
483/4
99%
43%
100
18 3/4 Apr
6
48%
431/8
Co
Gotham
Full
35%
48%
43%
100
19% Jun
Mar 19
48%
43
Chesapeake ~Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake &/Ohio Ry common
5%
483/4
173/8
35%
2.50
Chemway'Corp
5%
35
17%
25
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Checkex Motors Corp
Chemptron Corp
5%
481/4
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Mar 29
106
35% Feb
1,100
23% May 13
28
59
20
173/8
34%
17%
243/a
Corp
Champion Papers Inc
3
25
48%
34%
17%
No par
No par
Products
Belt
$4.50
48%
343/a
17%
25%
West Corp
Co
Aircraft
Chadbourn
24
971/4 May 29
8,800
100%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No
25
5
443/b Oct
293/4
25
16% Jun
25
49% Mar 21
29 Va
*100
Chicago Great Western Ry com__lo
22
27
29%
100
Corp
Cessna
25
8 3/4 Jun
Jun
283/4
No par
Service
27% Jun 25
8
383/4 May
141/4 Oct
15% Jun
com
34 %
293/4
5
Pub
Century Industries Co
102 % May 24
2
32
30 %
1,500
54
2
36
X29%
6,OCO
28%
82
22
16
800
45%
*80 Va
28
96% Jan
52% Feb
18%
45%
*53 %
Jun
32% Jan
25
*17%
45%
26
25% Jan
271/4 Jun
18
45
7
16
90
18
46%
Jan
27
26
*28 %
18
45%
82 a.V
33/4 Mar 11
104
28%
17%
463/4
30%
54
33%'Jan
14
453/a
*80%
20% Mar 20
Dec
30
2,000
18%
*18
*53%
Nov
jl Oct 29
39,700
:
941/4
82
41% Feb
93
28%
94
54
29% May 29
107
28%
941/4
300
441%
*53%
31
2
94%
241/a
*80%
Jan
87% July 10
94
710
3,800
36,500
141
17%
35
101 y2 Jan
28%
44 '%
141
81
24
51
29
*241/4
451/s
533/4
Oct
May 28
81% Oct 24
30
*283/4
94
241/a
142%
*801/2
16
13
293/4
V
94%
43%
*141-
♦53V4
Certain-teed
19
18
47%
.
24%
45%
1421/2
*17%
Cerro
14% NOV 30
_
18
47%
*94
44%
*141
173/4
6
Nov
94 y2
45%
141
50
17,100
433%
81
3
48
45%
141
42 %
53%
23
Oct
46 y4
141
'
17%
193/4 Feb
7
24
*80%
143/4 Jan
223/4 Sep
24
9 %
4
*53%
Foundry Co
1
of Georgia Ry com__No par
preferred series R
100
28% Jun
9
24
431/8
v
71
5%
6
6
24
423A
3%
Central
19
2
10
43%
9 %
*70
4
80% Jun
21
92
43
9%
70
*3%
~
24 y4
29
437/8
9%
70
y;;
3
10% Jun
3
43
44
4
2
133/4 Jun
11
283/4
:/
93/a
71
4
May
19% Jan
Jan
Corp
Sugar Co
91/8
70
4%
May 23
2
/"Apr
94%
93/8
71%
4
Central
4
98.
*140 y4
1
2
May 29
44%
100
Corp common____..>__«__i
preferred
20
5%
Jan
1
No par
Celotex
60% Jan
V
of Amer com
*24
preferred series A_1Q0
Cenco Instruments
33
16
10
.,
9 y4 '
71
4%
183/4 May 20
53/: Jun 18
41% Jan
4
Corp
43%
9%
72
58%
Central Aguirre
22% Mar 11
16
9%
No par
preferred
conv
23
4
11,500
'
35% May 22
45% May 31
28
Products
Oct
7
393/3
15
Jan
983/4 Jan
33% Mar 27
5
Steel
Celanese Corp
May 27
19
Jun
Co
common
95ytJun
Jan
I)
(J
11
Oct
49%
SOO
& /General Corp
Products Inc
173/8 Oct 23
32
393/4
50
5,500
33
26
46% Apr 19
38% Feb
3 8 3/4
preferred
58
22-;
Apr
100
2,800
56%
21
52% Mar 30
21
7,500
34%'
59-
36l/2 Mar
101% May 28
25
66
341/4
597/a
15% Jan
Jun
65%
341/4
383/4
Case
73
61
661/4
34
391/2
10% May 23
47
22% Oct
66
34%
39%
Jan
51
9% Apr
491/4 Feb
66%
341%
39y8
32
9
24
66%
35 y8
39 y2
50
19
24
67%
34%
40 %
313%
Dec
33/4 Oct
67
36%
40
*49%
78
30% Oct
68
35 y2
32%
18% May 21
233/i Apr
67%
5
10
50
51% Nov
30
30
No par
♦49%
68
123/4 Nov
2,700
107
*32
2
233/4 May 29
131/8
107
32%
231/a Jan
25
131/4
107
50
23
30% Jun
131/B
*106%
58%
26% Feb
25
133/4
107
321/4
30% May 21
25
4,200
13%
107
♦491%
2
July 5
May 29
131/4
13%
107
33
2
Jun
♦106%
59%
193/4 Sep 21
14% May 29
44
Jun 20
17
1C6%
50
2
35
2,200
106%
59%
153/4 Jan
93
257%
32y2
22
383/4 Jan
363/4 Jan
45
253/4
*49 y2
68
25% May 28
45
253/4
60%
281/4 May 29
Aug 23
46
253/4
Carpenter Steel Co
2
20% Mar
45i%
257/8
49%
90
28
42% Feb
13
46%
25%
Carrier Corpmommon
Mar 13
14
46
25%
13%
33%
133% Jan
9
19
143/4 Nov
46%
25%
13%
60
20% Jan
Mar 22
161/4 Jun
45%
25%
13%
»33
34% Mar
22
Dec
Ohio
Light
4
3% Jan
44
&
46
25%
1
64 y2 Jan
91
Shares
45%
_lo
&
9
4y2 %
the Week
June 28
No par
Ry_100
Co
41'A Jun
29
Friday
June 27
1
4
137% May
Power
Sales for
Thursday
Carter
4
Jan
Mfg
Clinchfield
Carolina
PRICES
5
Corp
Carolina
SAL!
June 26
Carriers
Jan
29
(Philip)
Carlisle
HIGH
Wednesday
June 25
65% Mar 13
3
42% Jan
Carey
Co
Tuesday
June 24
':Jan
3% Jan
70
Carborundum
43% May
'*50% Apr
34% Jan
! Jan
3
JVIpnday
Par
7
Mar 12
9% Jan
May
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
54
29% Jan
2
36% Jan
23
May 21
70
10
33 y8 Mar 27
36% Jan
2
8
49% Sep >28
26% Oct
88% Oct
108
NEW
96%
28VB
95
*94%
28
*94%
96%
28 Va
95
46
273/4
28
94%
94%
403%
46
1015%
*103
403%
46
102%
1033%
*943/4
28
*94%
96
6,700
5,300
5,800
12,600
900
130
96
273/4
2,100
1
10,366
20
11%
11%
11
113/8
10%
11%
10%
11
103/4
10'%
37.700
49%
50%
49%
501/4
50
50%
493/4
50
50
50'%
5,100
*108%
109 %
♦108%
108%
108%
*1081%
109V4
109V4
20
47%
47%
47%
47%
47V2
47%
47%
477%
47%
47'%
22,500
♦89%
90%
*89%
90%
90
90
90
90
90
90
109
*1081%
6%
6%
25
*18 %
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
5
56%
573/a
563/4
573/4
56%
57%
56%
57 VB
563/4
57Vt
160
5%
6 3/s
6
6%
6
6
57%
6'%
44,900
18.700
1
Delaware
Corp
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
12%
123%
125%
123%
4,600
5
61 %
62%
62
62%
60%
62%
61
623%
61
61%
11,700
43%
44
44
44
43%
433/4
43%
43%
43 V4
59
62
60%
633/4
59 Va
613%
58%
-60'%
59%
43%
6OV4
142 800
7
50c
1.500
^
Number 6277
Volume 198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(15)
1
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1%2
Lowest
Lowest
18% Oct
24
34% Feb
5
22% Jan
23
Sep
85/a Oct
27
34% Mar 19
27V'4 Jan
2
18% Oct
23
43
12% Jun
25
23 % Mar
27% Oct
26
43% Mar 21
40
May 28
105 % Jun
87
27
Dec
14
15% Feb
Jan
Controls
17% Jun
3
21 % Jun
7
26% Jan
15
16% Jan
2
24% May 13
32% Jan '
2
38
12
49
5
87'2 Jan
Oct
31
Dec
28
5% Dec
36
Oct
60
Corn
May 22
21
Apr
10
17
Apr
8
14 % Jan
8
22% Jun
28
2d
Mar 13
2.• % Jan
18
24
29% Jun
28% Feb
27% Aug 24
42 % Mar 19
"•
3
24
"
!
*"vrr
preferred
Inc
Crane
Co
3% %
of
ser
25% Feb
19
20
24% Feb
19
2
20% Jau
4
27
39% Jun
6
Crown
5 7c
convertible
Cork
Seal
5
44
Feb
46% Jun
21
45
Jan
4
53
Apr
24
3
9o V.
Jan
„4
100
Jan
23
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$4.20
preferred
169
Jan
2
-21% Jun
24
Crucible Steel
Jan
7
107
Jun
12
17l(i Jan "2
25
Jun
13
C
10
Jan
25
Cudahy Packing Co
e~y4
*t>r
10
27
12% Oct
22
86% Jun
27
14% Jun
25
6% Oct
25
-15% Jan
19
7% Jun
27
45% Oct
3
7812 Jan
29
52% Jan
3
21 % Mar 29
103
19
Aug 23
10
r % May
Mar
$2
5 V4 %
T
21%
34%
217b
7.59-7
34%
343/4
>34%
35
35
1 300
57
25 TOO
57
178
180
175
*89
90
X89
89
*89
91
*89
90
*89
*93
93V4
*93
92%
14%
14
4% %
7
Cuneo
57%
57Vb
X
19% Jan
20
61 '9 Jan
8 la Feb
14
Mar 13
25% Jan
39% Feb
14
$4
12% Feb
14
56%
176%
171
14 % Feb
19
14% Jun
27
20 % Aug
16
17% Jan
31% May 29
35 % Aug 21
33% Jan
38% Feb
47% Oct
78
Mar 20
5n.% Jan
67% Apr
15
17
14
13%
5
5
5
47%
47%
47%
47 Va
*81%
*81%
82 %
*81%
47%
83
56
170%
171%
5
11%
11%
U
11 lb
10%
10%
24
24
10%
in%
23%
23%
23 %
24%
237;,
21%
22
23%
22%
2134
22
217b
21%
3 670
16%
17
16%
16%
14 "7V
36
?5%
28 577
471/4
50%
14
17%
16%
17%
36%
35
36%
33%
*46%
47%
*46%
46%
46%
5
No par
*46 lb
50%
47%
50%
34%
*46 Va
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
*98
98%
4974
98%
98 lb
99
98
98
21%
21%
107
5
107
23%
7%
common
100
Inc_.
2 600
21
17%
100
2 4-0
47%
83
37%
America—12.50
or/)
5
47 V,
*81%
17%
preferred
100
14
26%
common
8,330
23%
24
21%
*57
59%
11%
7%
108
106
21%
106
x22%
23%
21%
7%
7%
7%
20%
*104
22%
7%
*57
11%
23%
20%
*106
7%
23%
11%
*23
7%
•
59
*57
21
*57
1 470
9-7
98
'
220
21%
*104
40 "">7
107
22%
7%
59
21%
108
22
*97
5^0
21%
7%
7%
57%
OT)
7%
57%
59
22
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
22 3 4
23%
22%
22%
23%
r->-)
4 9 "3
1
11%
233a
P
23%
r7<)
1
°07
Curtis-Wright
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
734
*30%
31 Vb
30%
30%
30%
30%
*9%
9%
i9%
307b
307b
9%
*9%
9%
♦9%
1
9%
22%
22%
*9%
22 lb
9%
22 Va
2 lib
22 Va
21
21%
21%
37%
37%
21%
3|%
37%
37%
373/4
37%
10
preferred
30%
No par
preferred
prior
7%
No par
il
prior
Class
5
57%
173%
11
5
26
Jan
5
56
171%
1
Cunningham
24 V4 May 16
9
83
5
57%
1743/4
2.50
preferred
$1.60
35
28
11%
20 %
47%
Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
6
25
5
23%
No par
Press
2
Jun
of
5,700
90
93%
25
Corp
13
24 % Jun
Co
convertible
S
12 % Feb
8V2 Dec
24
35V4
47%
preferred
33 % Jan
13% Feb
22Vb
34%
*81 %
common
2
22
7,10 J
21%
35%
No par
&
Sep
5% Jun
22%
35 V4
1
preferred
97
20
22%
22%
No par
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
i
53 % Jan
28
22%
25
7
9% May 29
151b
22%
100
Corp com
8
19 % Dec
15%
22%
100
1947
common
Petroleum
14
19%
15%
22%
5
preferred
Crescent
Jun
107% Feb
15%
22%
15%
50c
common
91
May
15%
22%
23Vi
15%
100
Works
37% Aug
48
15%
22 lb
22%
5
preferred
3% %
11
83 % Jan
5 601
15%
22%
14
50
32%
32%
3 0T>
23 Va
*93
2
32%
Week
S.
27
15%
14%
5
32%
X267-3
23 Vb
931/4
27
27%
tue
22 y4
14
12% Jun
26%
I
Friday
June
1
*93
42 % Jan
June 27
1
14%
fci's Apr
Sales for
Thursday
5
93 %
2
Aug
32%
5
12
41
32%
14
27
PRICES
27
323/4
*93
Dec
34% Dec
26%
32%
1
19% Feb
18
27%
32 Va
Coty International Corp class A- ,1c
83
24
2714
32 la
Coty
68% Jan
Dec
27%
,_5
25
17
30
27%
J.O
26
SALE
June 2G
31
24
HIGH
Wednesday
_5
Co
Glass
3 V2 %
June 25
5% Apr
11% Oct
17% Oct
Products
Corning
Tuesday
June 24
15% Jan
21
76% Jan
Oct
America
of
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
22
180% Jun
6"
11
Co
«<■
93 % Jun
Feb
91
21% Mar 12
5
Apr
Monday
i
ll% May 10
4% Mar 21
96% May 17
11
2
Mar 29
152% Mar
27
92 % Jan
Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
10
6
60% Mar 28
Feb
Apr
4
18
194% Mar 19
90
3„
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
28% May 28
21
1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
37%
61
61 Va
37%
37%
P00
60%
61
60%
6IV4
60%
60%
5974
60 74
6,000
44 lb
44V4
44%
441%
441/8
44%
44%
44Vi
44Va
4414
3,100
921/4
*90%
92%
14%
14%
14%
9,300
;
common
A
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
31
15.600
1,300
32.700
D
32% Oct
22
Jan
2
40y4 Jan
7
46
Feb
5
91% Dec
12
3
92
Feb
4
May 29
15% Feb
7
89 la Apr
13
Jan
2
16 Vb
May 24
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
20% May 21
20% May 29
29 % Jan
2
27
Jan
77% July 27
85 % Dec
31
82
Mar
78% Aug
86
Dec
31
84 % Mar
81 % Aug 30
87
Dec
13
87
34% May 28
2
41% Oct
51% Apr
57% Feb
16
45% Feb
18
20
51% Jan
2
12% Jun
20% Dec
13
38% Jun 26
55% Feb
15
21% Jun
15
29% Feb
15
15% Jun
25
22% Jan
Dana
25
86% Jan
11
9% Jun
25
2
27
45 ;
21
26
River
Mills
1
100
Inc
18%
19
common__7
29%
29%
4
88
-Tun
28
Preferred
3.75%
4
87% Jun
12
Preferred
3.75%
series B
Preferred
3.90%
series
Jan
29
Apr
25
Decca
69% Jun
10
Light
series
54% Jun
531/4
52 lb
53
52%
53%
53
537b
6,300
49%
50%
49%
493/i
46%
.49%
477b
487b
29
29
29 %
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29%
40,000
1,600
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
22%
22
10
31% Jan
24
39% Jun
11
Feb
12
46% Jan
3
54% Feb
19
Diamond Alkali
53% Jan
2
45% Jan
3
59 y4 Jun
10
Diamond
9% Oct
9% Jun
20
12% Jan
15
2,50
Diana
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
May 29
Coatings
15% May 14
Stores Corp
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners' (The) Club Inc
Disney (Walt) Productions.
Distillers
Oct
23
16
27% Jan
2
25
48 % Mar 23
43% Jan
2
51% Jun
12 % Jun
22
21% Jan
3
19
Jan
3
May 29
22% Dec
5
21% Jan
3
28% May 22
32% Jun 28
22% May 29
31% July 18
23 % Jan
2
28% Mar 19
Dome
16% Jun
25
25% Jan
2
19
6
21 % Jun
10
Dominick
20% Dec
28
24
Dec
7
20% Jan
4
29 V4 Apr
24
Donnelley
17% Jun
27
37% Jan
26
Mar 26
29% Jan
14
16 % May 29
24 %
24
40
20% May 29
;
31
Feb
8
13
May 29
22
Jan
23
16Vi Jan
2
Jun
26
61
May 27
53% Apr
10
11
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
13
Feb
26
6% May 29
164% Jun
27
101% Jun
5
6
13% Jan
2
10% Jan
29
254% Mar 14
233
Jan
7
114
105% Apr
81% July 12
24% May 29
Apr 27
97% Apr 27
32% Mar 22
39
Jan
5
44
44
.
Sep
14
Apr
22
10
30% Jan
2
42
Feb
4
84
66
4
2
43
21V4 Mar
30 % Jun
22
'■
May
27
Jun
12
Pepper
12
Dover
Dow
1
Chemicals
21
Duplan
2
50
May 31
47
Jan
4%
45% Jan
19
49 Vb May 25
43% Jan
47 % Apr 26
46
May 1
50% Mar
22
7
2
48% Jun
45
Feb
7
48% July 13
47 % Jun
7
17
Oct
23
29% Feb 19
16% Jun
19
20% Jan
9
15% Jan
4
31% Jan
4
8
13
48% Jun
50
21
57%
577b
58
3,200
14%
143/4
143/4
147b
14%
20%
211/4
197b
20%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
10
5.200
1,300
24,500
38%
38%
38%
39%
38
38%
36%
38%
36%
2
50 'A
50%
50%
50%
49%
50%
49
50
48%
3774
49%
26 lb
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
251/4
25%
4.500
29%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
293/4
31
30%
327b
9,700
26%
26%
x26%
26%
26%
27
27
27Va
27
27%
10,800
21%
21%
x21%
21 Va
20%
21%
20%
213/a
20%
21
26
26V4
25%
26V4
25
251/4
24%
25
24
24%
11,100
24 lb
25V4
243/4
25 Va
24%
25
24%
23%
241b
23.500
29%
28%
29
28%
24
28%
29
.
29
28V4
287b
61%
62%
61%
60 lb
61
60
61%
60%
26%
26%
26%
27
25%
26%
25%
26%
2574
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22 Va
22%
22
1
x61
10,300
6,000
6,700
28%
4,200
607b
'
33,200
26 Vb
21.500
'
227b
4,200
18%
18%
18%
19Vo
18%
18%
18%
18%
187b
1874
17,900
60
;
1
60%
60
60%
*60%
60%
603/4
60%
6074
6074
2,000
15%
14%
15%
151/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
147b
com
13
18% Oct 23
15% July
3
31% May 29
24% Feb
13
20% Jan
24%|Apr 23
23
19
24% Feb
14
Eastern
Air
55% Feb
16
46% Jan
Eastern
Gas
93v2 Dec
21% Jan
7
90
62% May 31
101 % May 17
4
12% Jan
Eastern
Mar 15
106% Jan
18% May 29
122% Apr 26
July 9
40% Mar 23
34 % Jan
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15,200
248%
245
248 %
243%
246%
243%
246%
16,200
108%
1081/4
1081/4
108%
108%
108%
i087b
108%
108%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
900
32 %
31%
32%
32
32%
9,200
43
43
108 Vi
89%
89%
89
89%
32%
32%
32
32 Va
50
42%
42%
*42%
*89
31%
43
*42 Va
43
43
431/4
*48%
50
49
49
45%
45%
453/4
49
49
49
50
45%
45%
45%
45%
50
50
50
*49
50%
*49
50%
*49
5OV4
*48
50
;
45%
*48'%
45'%
1,300
310
50
40
4574
*49
1,780
50%
50
*47%
48'A
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
*47%
481/4
*47%
48%
50
48%
48%
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
*48%
49
*48%
49
5
17%
17'/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
1774
l
13%
13%
13%
17%
13%
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
25,700
.2
Eagle-Picher Co
27% Jan
15%
246V2
5
preferred
33 Vb Dec
15%
249%
No par
Cigar Corp
Dynamics vCorp of America com
$1 conv preference
25
4,700
16%
245%
..No par
common
$2.10 preferred
11% Apr 29
25% May 2
1474
15%
5
1
(E I)
DWG
12
23% Oct
57%
21
preferred
16% Dec
May 29
58%
1
Nemours
preferred
4.10%
Mar 21
58
14%
preferred
4.20%
58%
20 Vo
Corp
$4.15
15
58
14%
:
$4.50 preferred
Jan
4,900
58V4
203/4
No par
$3.50 preferred
46
48%
9%
2.50
Co
Duquesne Light CTo
$3.75 preferred
431'2 Apr
400
47
19%
Dunhill International
Mar 27
36%
48
13%
14%
Inc
24
July 10
36%
47%
13%
5
15% Jun
47
36
48V4
12%
50c
16 Vb Jun
48
137b
36
47%
*36
1
Power
2
13%
37
48%
19%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
12
13%
36%
48%
14%
Co
Duke
Jan
12%
36%
48%
l
DuBois
42% Jan
13V4
37
58
1.25
15
18
16,800
12%
No par
25
33% May 16
44 V4 Apr
2
12,000
10 Vo
Sons
25% Jan
89% Jun
27,000
9%
Ltd
19Va Jun
de
14%
32%
19%
Industries
du Pont
147b
32Va
14%
Inc
63% May 17
256% May
9
109% Mar 15
15
321/4
l
Corp
Chemical
Dresser
14%
32%
No par
No par
(R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
25
15%
32%
50c
Ltd
Fund
15
31%
—2.50
Co
Mines
14,500
151/4
32%
12%
1
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr.
227b
15%
32
37
l
6
223/4
151/4
48%
No par
Corp
52%
9,800
32%
15
15
Co
53%
X32 %
1
20
35% Jun
Mar
1
__io
National
23% May
9
39% Jun 25
55
♦453 b
51%
69
22% Jan
45%
29%
34% Jan
22% Jan
45%
45%
49%
26
4
45%
*45%
20
"16
28%
24
5
90%
53%
24
Mar
*88%
700
Oct
Apr
90%
11,100
37% Oct
32
*88%
64%
26% Oct
72% Jan
90%
21
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
27
*88%
4574
16
24
90 Va
63%
14% Anr
Jun
*88%
21
2
17% Oct
89
64%
10% Jan
23
89
88%
21
4
Mar
87%
88%
20%
18 % Jan
15
*86
63%
30
40% Feb
87%
45%
Edison
21
88%
*86
21
Chemical
Ilia Mar
*87%
87 lb
65%
Detroit
18% Jun
881/2
*86
45%
DeSoto
15
*87%
87%
64 Vo
12
23% Mar 26
88 Va
20%
29
17% Feb
*87 Va
*86
45%
15 y4 Jun
27 Ye Jan -22
88%
87%
66
34% Jan
18
4,500
*87%
21%
2
26
297b
65%
2
25
22,300
287b
21
2
11% Oct
177b
29%
65%
9 la Jan
10% Oct
17%
29
21
19 Vb Jan
40
18%
29%
64%
31 Vz Jan
9% Oct
16%
29%
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
12
23
18%
29%
20%
9
12
18%
29%
1
31
12% Mar
18'A
18%
*86
50c
Hudson
31% Dec
Nov
14%
14%
100
C
Inc
20
7 % May 29
30
*91
92%
14%
Delaware Power & Light Co— —6.75
Air Lines Inc
3
5
32% Jun
*91
14%
100
Delta
6
18
92%
No par
Delaware &
Feb
14%
100
A
Deere & Co
Records
22% Feb 13
55 Va May 16
3
&
*91
14%
31
90
92V4
14%
50c
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
46
*91
5
Jan
18% Mar 27
3614 Mar
Dan
30
May 10
46% Jan
Corp common
preferred series A
3%%
27%
28
28%
29
28
28%
28
28%
2774
28
9,400
40
1,100
E
22
80% Jun
9% Oct 24
Jun
85
25
97% Mar
7
May 28
30
115%
101
3
Apr
Jan
4%%
prior
98% Jun
24
32% Jan
18
5
49 % Jan
39% May 21
6IV4 Jun
3
30
26% Jan
31% Apr
30
6% Apr
Apr
58% Jun
1
8
Electric
5
Electronic
12 Vi Jan
24
22
101
Jun
12
6% Jan
2
Jun
25
56 VB Feb
16
50
23% Sep
24
17
Jun
25
38% Dec
Jan
16
31% Mar
9% Jun
15% Oct 19
26% Jan
26
17% Jan
20% Apr
22% Oct
24
42
Feb
13
27% Jan
7% Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28 % Jun
15
39 % Mar 15
5 V4 Jun
Jan
58
Mar 20
34% Mar
43
52 % Jun
Jan
4 V2 %
49% Mar 30
42% Jan
51
Oct
24
23 % Jan
2
14
Jan
23 Va
55
Jun
21,.
68
Aug 22
63
Jan
80%-Jun
Elgin
19% Jan
29% Jun
El
Jan
30
4 % Jan
3
21% Jan
9
14% Jan
61
8% Jun
27
16% Oct
23
20 % Jan
14
Mar
3
9
36% Jan
2
34% Sep 27
49 %
9
24
46 Vb Mar 14
May 29
Apr
4
Emery
25
Eurofund
9% Jan
2
16 V4 Jun
25
Evans
Jan
2
44 Va Jun
25
Eversharp
46% Feb
7
Ex-Cell-O
48% "av
2
3
12
21% Feb
7
May 29
"8% Feb
14
4
15
Nov
16
23% Mar 12
15
31
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
32% Anr
5V2 May 29
11% Feb
13
19 V2 May 29
32% Jan
2
52% Feb
21
50
Nov
27% Oct
For
27
24
39
footnotes,
W'r
8
see page
*50
511/4
*5074
51%
*93%
95
*91
95
*91
95
28%
29
36%
15,800
127b
4,600
•
Mfg
98%
98%
37%
35%
36
353/4
35%
35%
3614
36%
1,600
59
583/4
583/4
58%
59
58%
59%
58%
59%
7,000
30%
31
30%
31
30
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
11,700
10s
5%
5%
29%
.
5%
X35%
28%
2774
28%
5,100
10
*99%
*99%
*99%
*99i%
27%
5%
5%
51/4
5%
5V»
5%
5%
55%
54%
551/4
54%
54%
1,500
50
50
51%
39,800
10%
3,400
35,100
56V4
56V4
56
56V4
55%
1
53Vs
54
523/4
■533/4
49%
52%
48%
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9,000
—3
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
187b
187b
18%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
34 3b
3474
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
107b
IO'/b
10%
14,700
7,400
41%
41%
42
41%
42
403/4
41%
407b
4074
28,000
5
Co
Electric
18%
93/4
18%
1
Co
&
20c
41%
7.50
531/4
53%
523/4
53%
53
53Va
52%
53
53
53%
10
46%
47
47
47%
47%
48
48
48
47%
477b
1,700
20%
20%
20%
20
201/4
20
20%
7,100
78
77%
77%
78
78
28%
27%
27%
267b
27V8
42
42
41%
41%
Co
10
20%
77%
77%
77%
78
_1
1
20%
20%
100
27%
27%
27%
28%
8.50
Inc
41%
par
3%
17%
50
;
42%
3%
100
com No
1
18
64 v2
*63
14%
r
14%
151/4
15%
42
43%
3
43%
44%
1
■
5
1
Products Co
UV4 May 29
6
V4 Aor
May
16
6Vs Jan
1
18% Jan
19
Factor
50 Va Jan
11/
41%
3%
.42 Va
3%
*77%
27%
41%
3%
18
18%
18
*63
64%
*63
14%
15%
43%
43%
14%
16%
44Va
44
14%
15%
41
42%
42
3%
18
641/2
14%
16%
3%
17%
*61
14%
15%
37b
*17%
200
3,400
8,700
17,600
18%
*61
•
64 V2
14%
14%
15%
151/2
40%
427b
41%
43%
42 Vi
43%
427b
43%
4,400
3%
3%
173/4
64%
14%
Fairbanks Morse
•
11
8% Feb
27% Jun
24
50% Mar
5
30 v4 Jan
3
23.
Q
.
11
Co
convertible
preferred
47
46%
47
46%
47
45%
46
46V4
46%
46
46%
46
46
45%
No par
12%
12%
14
13%
13%
13
46V4
v 13
1
.40
5%
5%
12%
5%
5%
5%
5%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
40%
41'%
39%
40%
39%
377b
6 Vb
6%
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
.1
Fairmont Foods Co common
50c
fl
2
&
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.50
14
Jun
& Co class A
47
10
Bearing Co
10
22% Jan
39 % Jun
(Max)
Fafnir
1
49% May
16% Jan 14
-
5%
Junior
Falstaff
300
58%
95
310
I534
4,900
23,100
427b
43,300
427b
8,600
F
37% Jan
29
4
50i/4
10
Corp
6
5OV4
_5
Inc
38% May
51%
36l4
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
16 Vg Jan
12
1
5%
2
36
127b
100
Inc
preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
13% Jan
36'/4
12%
28%
Manufacturing Co
19
36%
12%
30
shrs
District
Jun
36%
12%
29%
4%
13
36%
123/4
22,600
2.50
Endicott Johnson Corp common
13
36%
7,100
■
*93%
Phonograph
Freight Corp
63
44% Jun
10% Oct
V4 Feb
Air
17
95
Gas
Electric
Radio
167b
*93%
Co
Amer
Watch
Natural
17
5
Share
Associates
National
16%
51%
Storage Battery
Paso
17
*51
common
Empire
May 20
% Feb
&
58 Vi Mar 11
25
101
common
Emhart
6
45% May 16
2% Jan
5
Bond
Emerson
3
Mar
Co
Emerson
5
25
*99 7b
preferred
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric
57% May 14
Jun" 25
Jun
101
12%
51%
16%
.100
Electric & Mus Ind
11
12
12
*99%
Electric Auto-Lite Co
_
35%
May 17
101
common
preferred
Elastic
36% May 9
12V8 Jun 17
2
*99%
11
30
Jan
101
30 V2 Jun
30
57
*99%
36%
280
10974
24
37 VB Nov
38
1091/4
Jan
101 % Nov
26
109%
5
1
47% Jan
108 Va
95% Apr
27
Oct
109%
7
20
2
109
1
Products
5,000
100
100
110%
Edison Bros Stores Inc
Ekco
100
109%
14
4 % %
100
17 Va
Jan
60
Co
100
16%
12%
Jun
11% Nov"
lOOVa
100
17%
36%
Feb
34% May 29
*991/4
100
171/4
101
46% Nov
1
159%
n/a
*99v4
12%
26
26% Feb
41,300
6
36 Va
Feb
95
18% May 29
11,600
207b
61%
*99%
92% Jan
9
24%
20
61%
1
15
May 29
5
2374
2OV4
60%
18
If 11% May 22
50V4Jun 17
Kodak
22
8
24%
20
60%
100
preferred
94
33% Jan
241
21
60%
2.50
Corp
Eaton
18
27
24%
20%
60%
109%
$3.60
12
Jan
4% Sep 24
24
21%
59%
1
Eastman
30
89
22% Jun
24%
21%
10
Apr
38% Jun
88 % Jan
41
24
59%
50
101
25
63% Mar
24%
21%
Manufacturing Co
Echlin
Manufacturing Co
98 % Mar
27
Steel
;
llOVa
Jun
33% Nov 26
241/4
1
10
com
preferred
Stainless
52
Aug 23
Inc
Fuel Assn
&
20%
5
Lines
preferred
50
Brewing. Corp
1
27Vb
*51
37 Vb
38
5%
18%
18%
387b
3774
27V4
27
*50%
51%
27%
27%
27
51%
50%
51
50%
50%
37VB
§6%
38%
37
37
6
6
574
39 Va
6%
6
27 Va
6%
13
36%
37
2,500
45%
13
I
6 VB
27%
3,400
46
44%
18
5%
27%
6%\
*45%
6
6%
27%
*
1,100
129,600
1,100
28.50011,500
8,100
*50%
51%
310
371/8
37 lb
4,000
16
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(16)
Monday, July 1, 1963
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
34
267a Jan
8
Apr 30
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
May 28
20
29
Mar 29
25
28
Jan
13% Jun
14,
ll7/a Oct 24
2
1774 Jun
8 7a Jan
2
1574 Jan*
2
Jun
25
24
1474 Feb
-
14% Oct
.
lOYaMay 29
.
IB Vb Jun
14
•
Dec.
17
42% Jan
.29
29
2
2
•
42
'
50
.
•>
.50% Jan
7272 Jan
.
4374 Oct 24
Oct
85
24
'
50 74. Jan'2
2
18% Jan
8
2674 Mar 16
Miiy 29
137s Oct 23 .*
80% AUg
1
Jan'
31%
2
207a May
12
Mar 12
,33
48% Mar 21
24
17%vJan
ii *'
.
•Ferro
2
,66.
Apr 15
3774 Jan 29
2
23
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3
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20
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37
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27
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14
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20
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14
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v
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Mar
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34
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2674 Jan
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17
39
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14
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7
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15
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4474
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177a
2.50
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18
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9
2.50
10
30
Apr
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2
2772 Feb
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27a Oct
3
Jan
85
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787a May 29
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12
56
14
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11
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24
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1
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23
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1
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Friday
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Thursday
June 26
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.
3674 Apr
2
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HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
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6
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36
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29
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,
5
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LOW AND
STOCK
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Fawick Corp
19
4772 Jun
5
2274 Feb
25
30% Oct
672 Apr
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
97a May 16
197a May 17
3772 Mar'12
42% Mar 15
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31
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28
1074 Mar 13
23% Feb
5
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J.OOO"
Volume
198
Number
6277
.
.The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(17)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
,
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
H
29
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
j
29
11 Apr 29
59% Feb
25% May, 28
36
14
48 % Feb
12
•27% Jan
May 29
2
12 % Feb
12
40
7
Jan
Jan
22
32% Feb
6
"
*44% Oct
10
24
May 28
18% Jun
83
27 % Jan
15% May 27
6
21 % Apr
10
Hamilton Watch Co
93
Feb
4
107 % Apr
26
29 % Jan
2
33% Apr
9
4% convertible preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
34% Jan
4
21% Feb
6
34% Jan
15
26% Jan
3
48% Mar 13
3
122
25 % May 29
Jan
22
28
Jan
2
35
2
43% May
2|
53% Jan
38% Feb
17 Vb May 29
24% Jan
30
42
May 29
Oct
Dec
30%
6
Harsco
21% Jan
9
24
35% Jan
32% Mar 20
17% Jan
37
May 2j
6
23% May
2
7% Mar 26
40% Jan
16
19% Jan
2
9
2
Feb
44% Jun
39
Jun
3
21
22% May 31
31% Jan
22
25% May
29% May 20
25% Feb 20
20
10
Jan
2
34
Oct
19
84
Dec
7
88
Mar
Apr
85% Feb
19
89 %
20% Oct
24
48
Jan
22% Apr
23
14% Jun
20
64% Jan
19
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10% May 29
31% Oct 31
44% Jan
36
39 %
July 13
39
110% Aug 10
118
30% Jan
18% Jan
24
35
Jan
8
41% May 22
Apr
5
38% May 16
20
115
Jan
3
&
5%
of
Co
62
Hercules
Powder
8
69
Jan
11
37
Apr
4
Hershey "Chocolate
54% Jun
7
Hertz
17% May
3
24
15% May 24
13% Feb
20
24
21 Vs July 10
16% Jan
2
15% Jun
21
■
37
Jan
2
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
68% Jun
13
76
Nov
18
29
14
14% Jan
74
21% May 31
94
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Sep
"18
Jun
15
,
11
Jan
33% Feb
17% Jan
4".
11
7% Oct
24
3% Dec
26% Jun
19
8% Feb
14
36% Mar
9
30
40 % Jan
2
27% Mar 19
20
July
6
42
Dec
26
Jun
25
87% Jun
25
93
28
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24% Jun
25
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24
14% Jun
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16% Jun
25
60
7% Apr
1
3
3% Jan
July 18
12
4
26
51% May 21
34% Jun 14
2
32 % May
7
25
5% Apr
2
43% Jan
Jun
10% Jan
2
Jan
-
4
28% Jan
24% May 31
2
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13
class
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33%
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24
17,300
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15
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1
12
2% Jan
21
17% Jan
5
15% Jun
21
23% Mar
1
18% Jan
2
27% May 29
May 17
40% Jan
2
47% May 10
6
56% Jun
28
17
15
May 31
37% July 18
32% Jun 14
41
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
80% Jan
8
88 % Jan
23
97% Dec
97% Apr
42
May
3
6
39% Jan
2
47% May 23
50
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2
13% Apr
75
Aug
67
83
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90
Jan
9 1
32% OCt
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24
July
2
57 % Mar 20
45 % Jan
28
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4
9
88
1
17% Feb
8
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2
14
56% Apr
2
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95
28
24
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96% July
6
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37
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13% Oct 26
101% Mar
Feb
101
Junx 20
6
28% May 3
98 % Jan 10
6
28
103
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20
103
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8% Jan
14
7
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14
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14
21% Feb
13
16% Jan
18
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5
30
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213/4
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221/4
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20
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a
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2.50
24%
247a
243%
24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
243/4
50c
8%
8%
8%
83/8
8 Vb
8 3/s
8%
8%
8%
5
4%
4%
*43/a
4%
43/b
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
800
46%
47 Va
46%
46%
14,600
31%
31%
31%
31%
6,800
1
Corp
Corp
10
&
Winston
48
49 %
x46%
4734
463/4
1
32
32%
32%
323/4
31
32
12.50
47%
48%
47 %
48%
5
37%
37%
37%
37%
No par
Corp
94%
94%
*94%
95%
—No par
103%
103 %
5
46%
47
1
2%
3
common
Bearing Co
25
"15
3
common
37
Lighting
&
50%
19,000
37%
13,300
94%
94%
1033/4
103%
103 3/4
150
44 %
44%
443/4
443/4
3,500
2%
2%
6,200
3
3
3
3
2%
56%
153/4
*15%
153/4
*153/8
15%
26%
263/4
253/4
26%
25%
253/4
253/8
253/4
45%
453/4
453/4
453/4
45%
45%
45%
451/4
600
56 Vs
14,000
15%
15%
*15%
56%
x55%
*83
84
x82 %
82%
91
*883/i
91
*88 3/4
100
*973/8
100
*973/8
100
56%
56
56 3/4
82
82
*82%
84
91
*883/4
91
*883/4
100
*973/8
100
*97%
100
56%
44%
44-%
44
44%
44
44%
44
44
49
49%
48 3/4
48%
47%
48%
473/4
11%
11%
13%
*11%
30
43%
44%
15,300
47V4
4,200
1,800
16.500
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11
13%
13%
13 Vs
13 Va
1374
13 5/8
133/a
133/a
52%
52
52
513/4
513/4
51%
513/4
513/8
513/4
2,800
33%
34%
33%
333/4
33 Vs
333%
325/8
333/8
32%
32%
21,300
*100%
101%
100%
101
♦99
100 Va
7
13 %
100
101
preferred series B
100
100
;
101
101
50
■>.
7%
*43
5
17%
101
99
100%
7%
1
—
70
47%
11%
preferred series A
5% preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
3/s
84
52
Howe Sound Co—
1
Hudson Bay Min & Sra Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
common
553/4
83
48
1
Howard Stores Corp
100
5,100
•
91
55%
1
L
100
103%
"89%
Power—No par
48%
37%
943/4
453/4
100^
—100
48%
37%
1043/4
100
preferred
943/4,
44%
46%
3
48%
363/4
*94 Va
-37%
*1033/4
104
46%
48 3/4
3,700
15%
26%
*45'
common_No par
104
473/4
*94%
%::■/
8%
45%
26%
preferred—50
preferred
-
473/8
Inc
Howard Johnson Co
5%
20
35%
1
Finance
Hupp Corp
5,200
20
5
preferred—
5%
9,300
333/4
20
I
Corp
convertible
Houston
485/b
33%
x33%
10
Houdaille Industries Inc
4.40%
4,900
48%
333%
48 72
34%
;
div 2nd pfd series C
3%%
48 74
20 %
49%
20 Va
Mining
Household
34
5
Hoover Bail &
$2.25
33%
20
Engineering Corp
Rinehart
$5
33%
34
preferred_No~par
Corp
Electronics
Sugar
35%
133%
49
Hotel Corp of America common
5%
convertible preferred
4
98% Feb
9% Mar 26
42
Holly
14
36 % Jun
33%
*131
20%
Holland Furnace Co
9
55% May
24
9
2
47% Jan
28 V* Oct
Jan
Voltage
Hoffman
Mar 26
May
43 % May 29
9% Oct
High
92% Mar 21
100
33%
355/8
133%
34%
Corp
Hilton Hotels
9
3% Feb
*33 %
30%
36
*131
497'8
Hill
9
48% May 31
33%
31
35 3/4
■
8.33%
preferred
May
333/4
30 Va
36%
133%
20
preferred series A
Chemical
99
106% May
*
34
31%
35%
*131
5
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
S4.25
Jan
5
3
2
36%
133%
34 %
Co
Hooker
35% Feb
Jan
93
36 3/8
*131
21%
Hewlett-Packard
21
1
34
1
38% Jun
3
11
36 3/4
133%
*
49%
common-
Chemical
Homestake
Jun
36%
"131
2,400
l 25
Inc
3% %
30
333/4
23 Va
52%
&
11
94% pec
101 % Jan
Oil
52 Ve Feb
41% Jan
104
Hess
6,700
2,600
106
33 Va
Co
Heublein
VsTApr
25 % Apr
~5%
22
% Mgy
13
27
*26%
*104
317a
23
22
12%
27
106
23%
[
12
Oct
13%
*26%
*104
300
—III
common
41% Feb
conv
125/s
263/4
107
7,600
z
233/4
~
preferred
S2
263/4
♦104
33;
1,400
52%
32%
common
16
May
27
105
33
38%
31
51%
i
commons.
31% Mar 26
•
2
*26
105
X
*38
*30%
_5
28
5%
26%
.38%
233/a
5
7%
Mar 11
133/a
No par
13 Vb Feb
118
13 74
31%
Co
43% Jan
1
13%
23%
Inc
2
.Mar
52%
13%
32 3/8
inc_II__l
3.65%
preferred
Helene Curtis Industries
Heller (WE) & Co_1
(GW)
13 %
4oc
Telephone
Hayes Industries
Hazeltine Corp
Helme
31
513/4
23%
~
America
(HJ)
30%
523%
32 VB
Haveg Industries Inc
Heinz
38%
31
513/4
33
preferred
Hawaiian
38%
303/4
52%
105
Marx
May 10
36
65% Jan
World
non-cumulative
Helmerich & Payne
10% Oct
14% Oct
16
I
8
37
40% Mar 27
May 29
32% Oct 23
10
17
Dec
82
55% July 18
25
16
Jun
May 14
Mar 21
50
49% Jan
2
119% Jan
25
27% Jun
3
Corp
*37'%
31%
52 V4
i
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat
Shares
50
Hart Schaffner
11
24% Apr
15% Jun
&
38%
31%
33
Harshaw
Mar 29
Oct
13
35% Jun
9
the Week
June 28
—2 50
Corp
Corporation
Chemical Co
28
4
42
Brace
*37%
105
Harris-Intertype
30% Feb
18% May
3
27
10
Harcourt
1
Jan
38% Jun
5
Apr
May 10
4
21
9% Jan
22
6 % May 29
132
37%
52%
26%
1
Harbison-Walker Refrac com.—7 5o
6% preferred
ioo
3
May
126
2
Friday
June 27
31%
100
38
7
13
39% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
52
2.50
Hammond Organ Co
Hanna (MA) Co
75% Jan
•
common
May 21
7
33% Jun
128% Apr
Aug
3
20% July 11
39% Jun 25
16
31% Jan
25
PRICES
13%
,'.x
~_i
22% Feb
24
Oct
Hallicrafters Co
3
23
SALE
June 26
30%
5
_5
2
16 % Oct
HIGH
Wednesday
.
37%
12.50
_
31
:
21% Oct
26
Hackensack Water
Hall (WF) Printing Co
Halliburton Co
Jan
108
3
26
June 25
,
36% Jan
27
July
26% Jun
54% May 31
AND
Tuesday
June! 24
Par
99
4434
100
%
>
7%
*43 %
44%
43%
7%
43%
17%
17%
7%.
443/4
*43
17%
*99
7%
7%
17%
17%
*17%
*100
*99
17%
.
•
•
7
101
180
i/ 100%
*
7%
♦43
■/
*17%
44%
150
18,000
V
17%
100
1,000
1
23% May 29
18 3/e Sep 27
37
31% Jun
463/4 Feb
Jan
32% Jan
29% Jan.
21
-
28
May 29
,41
Apr
2
30
Mar 18
45 Va Apr
■'
5
393/8 Jan
2
34% Mar
,
25
2
6
36% May 23
26% May 24
Idaho Power Co
59
Illinois
Jun
24
Ideal
Cement
1
5
34%
5
24
243/B
_No par
57
59
Co_j
Central
573/4 Jun
41% Jun
25
Illinois
Central
3
Illinois
Power
48
Industries
RR
Co
Co
:;
55%
No par
33%
34%
333/4
34%
33%
33%
333/4
32%
33%
5,400
233/4
24%
233/4
24V4
233/a
233/4
23%
24%
8,900
573/4
59
56 VB
577/8
56%
573/4
553/4
56%
31,000
56%
57
573/4
55
55
543/4
55'/4
541/4
39
38%
54%
38%
2,900
39
"
-
-
39
383/4
39
21
48
4.08%
44% July 16
29
preferred
50
47
47
*46%
47
*465/a
47
Apr
*463/8
47
49% Jun
25
52% May 16
4.26%
48% July
51 % Feb
25
preferred
5o
*49
53
49%
49%
49%
*48 %
49%
*48Va
493/4
*481%
493/4
30
30
50
4.70%
45% July 19
May 25
49
preferred
50
52%
52%
52%
*51%
521%
*52
52%
70
44% Feb
47
May 29
4.42%
5
47
preferred
50
*493/4
50%
*493/4
50%
*493/4
521/4
50%
52%
50% Mar 29
49% Feb 20
*51%
*493/4
50%
*493/4
50%
23% May 29
243/4 Jun 25
50
*48
49%
*48
42% Jan
16
3
5% May 29
463/8 May
Nov
9
15
45% Jan
47
*
8
May 14
27% Apr
22
49%
29
49%
49%
363/4 Jan
Indiana
29% Feb
25
33
_i
32%
32%
323/8
32
31% 1
31
32 Vb
x32
Jan
31V2
25
6% Jan
32 %
32%
32 Vs
32%
*32
32
313/4
9
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
32
5% Jun
81% Jun
157% Jun
24
42% Jun
3
May 21
7% Feb 19
87
Jan
5
65
Jan
2
5
155
Jun
19
155
Jan
28
483/4 Jan
2
36
May 29
39 % Jan
22
33
300
Jun
43% Oct
98
Apr
26
Mar 16
29
578% Jan
Mar
-
Apr
1
23
30% Feb
96
Mar
23 % Jan
2
49 % Jan
159% Mar J8
157 Va Jan
Jan
2
34
Jun
22
81
Jan
9
Feb
57
853/4 Mar
38% May 23
?5% Apr 10
99% Jun
7
15
3
63% May 20
175
Jan
40 % Jan
F6% May 22
6
83 3/4 Jan
87
9
Jun
Jun
11% Jan
30
Jun
25
85% Jan
3
58 % Mar 12
68% Feb
1
Jun
4
18% Dec
5
1634 Apr
26'/a Jan
15
20% Mar 14
98
95
Jan
2
26
Oct
25
101
Nov
43/4 Jun
37
Jun
1
38% Mar 16
99
Dec
17
30% Dec
10
Dec
18
105
17
11
21
64% Jan
25
7
10% Jan
28
22
29% Feb
7
Jan
3
213/B Oct
25
Feb
27
41% Apr
24
Jun
18
29
1
39% May
58% Jan
115% Jan
7% May
20 Vb Apr
71
Mar
99 % Jan
3
44% Jan
2
28 % Jan
2
20
23% Jan
2
283/i Jun
28
12
49
Jan
3
20
49% Jan
3
26
21% Mar
8
2,900
4421/4
58%
435%
438%
62,900
162
1613/4
457%
446
4383/4
451%
583/4
162%
162%
53%
51%
583/a
59 Vs
162 %
52%
59
89
*85
162
50 V*
*85%
88
9%
9%
*9%
9%
613/4
623/a
61%
61%
17%
17%
17%
17
16%
17
31
301/4
*99 3/8
31%
31%
313/4
30%
*99%
99%
99%
993/8
99%
99 %
1
preferred—100
34%
34%
34%
35%
34%
35
2.50
common
com
*112
No par
*6%
100
115
7%
*111
*6%
.
•111
113%
...
*6%
7%
52
51
52
1
9%
10%
10%
10%
10c
22 3/4
23%
22%
23
52
51
International
International Salt
7%
10
14
14% May
84% Jan
75% Jan
2
50 Vs Jan
88 % Jun
13
86% Jan
7
89 %Jun
20
59% Feb
7
42
Jan
2
51 % Jun
6
7
73% Jan
2
90 % May 21
7
133/4 May
19% Feb
7
57s/8
51
*85
*9%
61 %
'17
30%
*99%
10
58V4
19,100
162
640
513/8
10,800
100
88
9%
1,100
61%
17 Va
32,600
7,600
30%
50,900
100
400
33%
33%
4,300
112%
112%
1121/4
200
*6%
71/4
*6%
7%
50%
71/4
51
503/4
50%
50%
93%
9%
■17,900
22%
22%
4,800
93/4
International
4%
conv
22%
Interstate
Elec
85%
85%
84%
85%
*84%
85
26 VB
26
26
25%
26
37%
37%"
36%
37V4
36%
Power
Power
Gas
&
Tel com_No par
Co.
»
490
6
22%
40%
*39
83
84%
2,200
25%
26
9,700
363%
36
361%
40%
I
*39
40%
49%
49 3/4
104%
49%
1043/4
49%
50 Va
49%
104 %
104%
1043/4
104 Vs
104
104
3,000
73,5O5
1043/4
1043/4
360
1033/4
104Vb
1033/4
1033/4
1,730
223/4
22%
22%
22 %
221/8
4,700
45Vi
"45V4
45 3%
451,4
22%
23
45%
45%
*44%
46
37%
38%
37%
38%
36%
38
363/s
36%
36 3/8
37
9,000
26%
27%
26%
27%
253/4
26
25%
25%
251/2
26
14,100
22 3/4
'
*443/4
453/4
300
Light Co
common
26
26%
26%
26%
26
26 Vb
25%
26V8
25%
253/8
2,600
2.50
29%
30
29%
293/4
293/4
29%
29%
29%
283/4
291/4
3,200
1
5334
5334
54
54%
53
533/4
53%
53%
54
54
1,600
10
57%
57%
575/b
573/a
56%
57%
5 6 Vb
56%.
2,200
50c
,58%
57%
23%
'23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
^4%
241/4
24%
9,300
127%
*126%
127%
*126%
16%
16%
16%
Co
1
Co
*126
5
16%
—5
1
12%
1-
May 15
61 % Apr 3o
23
*39
841%
26
83
3.50
Electric
$6 preferredI-T-E-Circuit Breaker
90
*39
Freight System—1
&
22%
2534
37%
Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
221/4
37%
series B
Motor
22%
10
93/8
26
1
—,-25
Tel &
pfd
10'/a
No par
common
preferred
Island Creek Coal
23
112%
1
162%
34%
34
No par
Shoe
Mar 25
17% Apr
113%
31%
100
*155
'
Iowa
2
86
'
Corp
Resistance Co
May 21
13% Jan
86
9%
preferred
58
28
89
62%
International Rectifier
Iowa
Jun
513%
9%
_.
28% May
2
31% May 28
55% Apr,
3
•
51
61%
9%
Interstate
3
24
58
162
51%
62
40% May 21-
Jun
591/4
162%
No par
Paper
preferred-
Pipe & Ceramics Corp
convertible
432
9%
27% Jun
52
447
17 Va
104
10
24%
104%
27
12%
12%
12%
15 %
15%
153/4
16%
88
.100
88%
88
88
56
16
12%
15%
*87
128
128
16%
16
12%
*12
128
129
161/4
16
12%
*12
129
16%
60
3,000
12%
500
157/s
15%
15%
15%
15 %
4,700
88
87%
87%
88
88
340
4,300
1
54 %
55%
54%
55 %
54%
54%
5434
I 54%
pre
.100
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
Johns-Manv
5
49
49%
49 Va
49%
48%
49%
48%
48%
47 Vs
48%
26,200-
Johnson
5
88%
89
88%
88%'-
87
873/4
86 %
86%
86
87%
3,000
—
23.
99%
24%
104%
21
see page
*98 'A
251%
104 %
6
5
245/8 Feb
footnotes,
99%
24%
IO334
14
25% Jun
16 % Jan
Feb
*98 %
104%
Apr
104% Jun
87 % Jun
'
991/2
25Va
_10o
5
25
112
12,100
98 %
25
98
4% conv pfd series C
_100
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
—25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
106
;
22
23
11,300
31%
*
50%
129
29
24,800
36%
31%
50
2
2
39%
35%
32%
50%
16
Jan
39%
36V4
31%
49%
Apr
193/4 Jan
121
39%
353/4
32%
61%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
39%
36
32%'
40%
July 9
43 Vs Sep 28
84
July 16
383/4 Sep 24
For
5%
40
35%
32%
*39
93/4 Oct
61% Oct
$4
39 Va
36
40%
113/4 Jun
82
•
Int'l
7
39% Jun
50% Jun
50 3/4 Dec
123/4Jun
International
40%
31%
449
1
1,300
19,200
35%
162 V2
*155
_1%
Limited
5%
80%
40
162 Va
171/4
31%
international
2
2
International Packers
80 Va
36
*155
25%
*85%
53/4
80 3/s
793/4
41
.33%
81
98
100
2,400
162%
25%
58%
4,600
32
80
25%
162
32
55/8
53/8
53/4
81
"l0
50
31%
*313/4
*155
—No par
Canada
of
International Silver
523/4 Apr
Jan
Nickel
793/4
30
81%
99%
52%
—
*5%
5%
5%
*48-1%
15,700
162%
25
com—5
International Mining Corp—
Int'l
11
May 29
33
preferred—
5%
*48 Va
49%
*98
100
Chemical
25
18
124% Aug 30
35%
32%
No par
common
&
23
Jun
1
40%
Machines—5
preferred—.
Jun
38
24
29
4%
Harvester
Minerals
413/4 Jan
40
Jan
7%
Int'l
86
25% Jan
17% Nov
Int'l
Business
28% Apr
17% May 29
118
International
2
41% Jan
3
No par
2
39 Ve Jan
50% Mar
Co
*155
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10
Corp common
5
4%% preferred
100
Interlake Iron Corp_
1
34% Jan
2
50% Jan
Steel
793/4
100
25 Va Jan
25 % Jun
21
Jan
4
12
Inland
5%4
No par
common
preferred-:
4
101% May 20
22 Vb Jun 28
413/4 May 25
193/4 Oct 24
21
6 % Jun
98
92
113% Jun
48% Jan
26
May 28
993/4 May 20
35% Jun 25
7
Oct
37% Mar 13
4
4
Mar 26
33
18
17
36
May 29
16
Jan
8
Dec
•;
25
26
Jan
26% Feb
104
32% Apr
Dec
12
55
18% Jun
62
2
18% Jan
28
29
7% May 29
Corp
Interchemical
18
9
24
6%
17
16
52
22% Oct
preferred
General
Ihgersoll-Rand
10
26% Apr
478% Jun
384 V* Jan
57% Mar-xl
145
4.20%
_
24
14
38%
39%
*46%
43% Mar 30
26
905/8 July 24
20 Vs Oct 24
47
31
26
25
i
38%
7
Jan
50% Sep
common—No par
Jan
-
31% Jun
151
Feb
Jan
3%%
&
-
"
55
•
18
(18)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK.STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
v:
i
Lowest
15
i
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
15% Mar
29 % Jan
73% Jan
2
22
96% Jun
18
13% Dec
19
17% Jan
4
13% Jan
14% Oct 26
40 Vi Jan
4
19% Jan
Mar 15
32% Mar
99
Sep 20
90
Jan
6
50
Mar 25
84
Jun
26
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
112
10
111
101
Jan
-
50% Dec
-
1
42% Jun
2
104 % Jan
100
Apr
86
5
83
Joy Manufacturing Co
5
Kaiser Alum
May 21
111% Jan
21
4%%
Jan
31
4%%
40% Feb
26
Kansas
28
110
Jan
24
85% Jun
24
12
96
12
4%
102
Jun
Jan
8
94 % Dec
27
Jan
26
95% Oct
22
99
Jan
22
js36% Nov
12
41% Nov
23
38% Jan
4
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
21% Mar 25
28% Oct
12
27% Jan
2
Jan
2
34% May 15
537/e Feb 26
27
13% Oct
24
50% May
26% Jan
13
78% Mar 16
47%
Jun
Mar
97% May
100% Apr
48% Jun
25
16% Mar 18
20% Jun
25
55
,Jan
73% Jun
19
21
3
3
33
Jan
42
2
30
Jan
40% May
60 ye Oct 24
91% Mar
Jun
7
5
66 % Jan
79 Vis May
5
71
78% Jan
Kendall
10
Mar
25
46% Feb
19
34% Jan
42% Apr
22
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
23
34
37% Jan
9
25
79% Jan
3
May 28
11% Dqc 28
34% Dec
21
Jun
23
33% JUn
27
80% Aug
2
21%
20
52% Mar 13
60
Jun
2
49% Jun
21
12
2
16% May 31
437/a Apr 16
Jan
44% Mar 14
39% Mar
88
84% Jan
Feb
Apr 11
57
§ct 22
Ct 24
26
25
.
8
89
10
Mar 22
8
21%, Jan
13% Oct 24
25% Mar 12
16% Jan
2
11
Oct
24
18
20
Jun
25
30% Jan
39% Jan
327/b Jan
25% Jan
2
36% Jan
24% Oct 26
10
Oct 24
29 % Feb
213/4 Apr
15
24
39
193/8 Jan
9
20
72%
723/4
20%
71%
72%
40
713/4
42
723/4
40 3/4
71%
72
41%
71%
71%
39%
40%
40
40%
40
393/4
40%
40
39%
40
38%
15,800
39%
38%
72%
38
74
38%
38
4,100
73%
40%
73%
74%
72%
1
9
15
3
"
Apr
13% Jan
21
25% Jan
.
10
May
150
Jan
46% Jan
24% Feb
13
27% Jan
2
,
23
'
22
Lear
16%
*16%
41%
40%
883/4
29
20
20% Jun
19
23
Jan
31
13/4 Feb
29% Feb
12
'
4
39% Jan
55% Jan
V.
22
18
2
83% May
6
159% Aur
54
Jun
22
r\ 78%
23
16%
*16%
16%
15%
15%
41%
403/4
fl5%
41
41
88%
40 3/4
88%
88%
883/4
♦88%
74
2d*/4
27
223/4
275/8
223/4
22%
223%
23
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
44
-
Link
23% Jan
Jan
16
2
Apr,, 4
1423/4 Jan
143% Feb
3
9fi
32
4
16% Feb
54% Apr
17
39
59% Jan
2
82% Jun
25
8
9% Jan
2
12% Apr
29
39% Jan
2
20
15%. Jan
2
.
4
49% Apr 15
19% May 20
25
25%
24%
243%
213/4
22
213%
22
1,900
155/s
16
155%
16
16,600
2.50
_20
conv
Island
4.35%
series
E
Lorillard (P) Co
7%
preferred
Co
223/4
15%
15%
17%
18
35s/8
37
17%
173/4
175/8
36%
173%
173%
37%
173%
35%
10,900,
363/4
34%
193/4
19%
19%
*21%
221/4
*21%
1%
li/4
1%
29%
'
53
53%
32%
11%
52%
15%
151/4
15%
'
73%
150%
44x/2
741/4
150%
45%
143/4
513/4
733/8
*150%
44%
15
523/4
5%
5%
163/4
143/4
513/4
5%
20
44 v8 Mar 15
23
2
Dec
31
30 3% Jan
15
3% Mar 27
10i% Mar 21
24
473% Mar 20
25
56 % Mar 12
25
323% Feb
4'%
Jun
24
25
36
May 29
203% May 29
22;% May 29
27
7
Feb
Mar
34
35
Jan
17
15
52
56
Jan
671/4 Jun
92
Jan
96 Vs Apr
24
Jan
2
2% Jan
934 Jan
16
i9% Mar
1% May 24
8 % Jan
3
26
,
May 27
3
16
__
27% May 15
45% Jun 24
35% Jan
2
6
22 3% jan
2
14
21 % jan
331/2 May 24
3
25 %
6
5% Jan
7
43% Feb
27
26
Jun
4
48-8 Feb
May 14
7% Jun
24
58% Jun
21
35
Jan
23
13
1
Oct
263% Jan
2
24
23% Sep
4
34% Jun
243'8 Jan
2
27
18% Jan
12
33 %
10 3% Jun
11
56
13
15% Feb
34% Jan
23
40% M'ay 23
•
30% Oct
24
29% Aug 29
17
Feb
46 % Mar 15
May 28
25% May 29
28% Jan
2
36% Dec
27
42% Jun 25
581/2 Jan
2
773% Jan
32
May 24
26
Apr
3
18% Jun
4
22% Jan
4
36% Jan
10
461/8 Jun
13
53
May 27
38%*Feb
591/4 Mar
5
8
5
84
77.% Feb 21
703% Jun 29
2
871/2 Jun
4
Feb
76
26
May 21
86% Jun
9
84
May 10
76% Feb
13% Oct 24
23(3%
35% Feb
Jun
25
Jun
295% Jun
27
78% Jan
21
35
33
15
35% Feb
Dec
5
22
32% Jan
2
24
23% Sep
19
25% Jan
19
81% Dec 27
102/%
63
Nov
23
Dec
19
18% Oct 23
35
Jun
21
28% Oct 26
18% Aug
8
104
Jan
Mar
150% Jan
19
9
V38
Jun
5
13
29
19% Mar
Jun
18
Apr
ll3/8 May 17
23% Jan 28
72% Jun
89
_
78% Jun
22
95
Jan
19
60
21
61% Nov 23
40 % Mar 15
\ 59% Jun
341/4 Jan
33% Feb
93
2
21
371/4 May 16
Jan
20 3/4
Apr
19% Jun
29% Jan
48
Jun
125
87
14% Jan
3
19% Oct
24
Jan
2
20
153% .Nov 27
8t% Dec
83
27
173/4 Mar
27
94
May 13
May 21
Feb
4
7
108
223/i jan
10
50% Apr
341/2 Feb
233/8 Jan
12
1
Mar
4
Apr 19
733,4 Mar 13
31% Apr 26
60% Feb
6
40% May 16
291/4 May 1
18 3/4 Mar 26
26
343% Jan
19% Jan
4
32*% Jun 26
'9% Oct 24
30% May 28
16
Jan
22
49% Feb
9
40
2334 jan
46% Jan
Jan
3
9
10% Jan
2
2
39% Jan
18% May
8% Oct 26
3
12% Jan
31
513/8 May 14
19% Oct 29
38 % Feb
2
8
17% Jun
9% Jan
23% Jan
23% Mar 12
15.
Jun
25
2
1%
1%
29%
*213/4
22%
*213%
22%
IOO
283/4 429%
323%
33
28 3%
29%
14,300
325%
33%
4,600
3,COO
29%
28%
33%
32%
15%
74%
32%
'•
113/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
113%
53%
523/4
15%
53%
525/8
533%
52
15%
73%
14%
15
15
73%
74
15L
73
*150% 151
■
151
•
45
43
443/4
14%
52%
14%
143/4
52%
5%
51%
£
5%
20%
18%
21%
2.3%
235/a
23%
235/8
23%
*138
75%
33
333%
105
105%
100
*94%
100
*97%
143/4
5
100
95%
100
15%
46%
147
58%
*138
5
_25c
765/8
573/8
23%
160
46%
148
353/4
*17
325/s
*105
V
*94%
*97%
153/4
463/8
*146
160
:
95%
100
16%
463/4,
148
32%
*105
♦94%
*97%
15%
463/8
*146
x35%
35%
81%
82%
35%
81%
8,600
~
73%
152
74%
1513%
...
1513%
150
9,800
423%
41
42%
18,400
143%
14%
143%
13,600;
52
5%
18
17
72% "•75%
57%
58%
*138
33%
106%
25,000
15
-
51%
43%
18%
18
11%
,.-523%
42%
143/a
55/8
43%
*17
9,600
"
19%
353/4
160
52
5%
17
?»17
74%
78,300 :
56.%
573/8
56%
57%
53,100J
42%
•
433/0
43%
183%
185%
43%
183%
10,100
18%
19%
203%
19%
20
27,700
23%
23%
23%
23%
31,000
'
160
10fi%
95%
*105
106%
*138
323%
16
465%
36%
200
•
73
32
148
50,000
,
73%
♦138
j*
3,400,
-
5%
18
*
71%
323/4
100
52%
5
■'
;
*94%
15%
46 3%
147
*355/8
32%
*94%
*97%
16
300
95%
100
151/4
465%
153%
52,800
46%
463%
22,100.
147
147
147
36
36
36
82
815%
81
82
11%
11%
11%
3.33%
11%
11%
43%
44%
11%
4Q%
11%
113%
44
11%
813%
11%
_10
18%
42%
18%
43%
423/b
43%
413%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
310"
2,400
12,900,
423%
18%
18%
_5o
Co
82
81
Mack
2
3
51
12
Apr 22
Feb
1
13
29% Mar 29
23% Feb
Trucks Inc
3,400;
'
4,900
4,600 "
__io
28%
—1—5
common
51/4%
281%
42%
43
28%
42%
273/4
40%
28%
273/4
273/4
1,600
52
273/4
41%
273/4
41%
52
40%
41%
40%
41%
*51%
16,000
52%
*51%
64%
52%
65
♦51%
52%
*51%
52%
200
65%
66
95%
64%
96%
65%
95%
64%
;65%
64 ya
96
96
21%
95%
95%
95%
21
20%
20%
20%
64%
95%
203/4
4,700
963/g
21%
14,100
1%
1%
1s/b
13/4
16,800
preferred™
,_so
Macy (R H) Co Inc common_™_i
4%% preferred series A
100
Madison Fund Inc_
i
.
.
Madison Square Garden
Corp com_l
60c convertible
preferred
No par
Magma Copperi
Magnavox Co
Mallory (P R) & c*0
31/3
Manning Maxwell
1
Midland
8%
25%
8%
25%
^25%
25%
25
45%
45%
44
45%
43%
25%
44%
401/2
40%
40%
39%
31%
313/b
303/4
233/4
233/4
23%
23%
23%
73/4
56%
73/4
7%
58
l
73/4
73/4
No par
555/a
56%
1
28 3%
33%
1
30.%
33%
30%
12%
125%
~Co~™IIIl4
37%
373%
33%
Co
Martin-Marietta Corp
i
__No par
!
common
_5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No
par
$3,40 preferred—
No par
33/4% preferred 1959
8%
m
c
a
.,$1*50
Inc
5,800
42%
40
71,300
2,100
303/4
23%
305/8
233/4
31%
♦30%
31%
500
233/4
23%
73/a
7%
7%
7%
2,800
40
565/8
575/8
565/a
27
273/a
27%
27%
33
33%
33
57%
28%
263/4
33
27%
333/a
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
12%
293/4
33%
30%
12%
11%
12%
113/4
12
12
373/8
33%
37 5^
37%
*37%
38
33
19%
333/4
19 5/a
33%
19%
45%
57%
58
33%
33%
193/4
20%
19%
45
57
57%
87
*85
43%
57%
87
•85
44%
58%
87
19
43
57%
3% %
4%%
conv
85
85
87
*86
87
*85%
87
conv
87
17%
35%
175/3
17%
36
35%
37%
56%
37%
37%
55%
37%
\~54
373/4
27%
28
28
28
28%
28%
28
213/4
12%
213/4
21%
213/4
12%
213/4
125/8
12%
12%
74
74
79
80%
36
No par
56%
No par
373/4
373/4
__No par
;
__8
273/8
275%
21%
213/4
12%
12%
*21%
12%
74
*73
77
81%
80%
*94%
99
McDermott (J Ray)
McDonnell Aircraft
&
*94%
__100
Co
*63%
Inc
Corp
1
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co_
McGraw-Hill Publishing—
i
_
Inc
McNeil Mach 81
Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
81%
17%
100
26%
72%
80%
*94%
*62
97
17%
8,700
35%
5,800
.54%
4,600
373/4
28
1,400
*21%
213/4
2,300
123/8
73%
12%
8,400
73%
210
80
80%
1,300
37 3A
73
78%
99
10
16%
'35%
17%
355/a
■
*94%
906'
97
613/4
62%
62%
623/4
63%
350
263/4
253/4
25%
243/4
253^
24%
251/4
48,000
56%
39%
55 3^
56%
551/a
553/4
551/a
553/4
40%
26%
563/4
39%
24%
56%
17,600
383/8
28%
11,300
13,400
38%
393/e
38%
383/4
29
283/4
29
283/4
28%
*18%
183/4
18%
18%
18
18
46%
46%
46%
46%
465/B
463/a
46%
16%
*16%
163/B
15%
16%
155/B
15%
44
435/s
44%
433/4
44%
29
18%
46%
16%
10
♦94%
541/4
1.000
56
18%
,___i
55%
30
:
39%
28%
NcTpar
;
63%
~i
I
81%
63%
No par
____No par
_9
35%
56%
64%
A____l
class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKee (A G) & Co
McKesson & Bobbins Inc
McLean Trucking Co_
73
100
____ioo
preference b:
McGregor-Doniger
♦85%
18%
36%
56%
373/4
19
35 5%
preference B
11,800
77
1
convertible preferred___l00
11,400
58%
*75
77
Hide
43%
57%
86
♦75
f?/ ®onvertible preferred
5%%
43
86
77
common
55,000
85
*75%
58
4,800
19%
85
*86
18
600
335/a
85
77
—No par
9,800
8,100
19
,85
87%
86%
10,200
331/8
87
*75%
86
28,200
6,300
38 "
♦85
*86%
McCall Corp_
McCord Corp____.
McCrory Corp
*375/8
33%
195/a
43%
58%
87%
1
1,000
12
37%
77
L
393/8
23%
7%
57%
*86%
preferred
conv
39s/a
335/b
30%
27%
33%
700
253/8
421/s
♦75%
—
common.
8%
25
43%
series___l00
Mays (J W) Inc__
Maytag Co
*8%
25%
41%
39%
58
44
♦85
8%
260
1
25
44%
28
5
No par
Marquette Cement Mfg
Masonite Corp
May Dept Stores
13/4
40 3/8
Moore___"_T2~5o
CorpIIIII
Field 81
1%
8%
1%
8%
v
1
Marlin-Rockwell Corp__
Marquardt Corp
Marshall
20%
8%
1%
ZZZ.Z5
&
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Oil Co
Maremont Corp
Marine
20%
1%
21%
1%
8%
1
~ <'■
-
Manhattan Shirt__
x28
44
443/4
373/4
29
28 3/4
'
44
44
43%
*18
18%
500
46 Ya
463/4
15%
15%
1,900
1,200
10%
11
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
27
27
10%
27
27%
27
27
27
27
21%
21%
21%
21%
27%
21%
21%
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27%
215/a
X21%
♦21%"
^
34,500
106%
*105
95%
*97%. 100
14,800
160
31%
___1
MacAndrews & Forbes
4
82
77;% Feb 20
82 % Jan
1%
21%
Louisville & Nashville—
10
75% Jan
May 18
83% May 17
8,800
1%
44
common
__
71
9% Jun
21/
193%
1%
18%
20%
.
8
38V2 Jun
Aug 30
Mar
30
4674 Apr
46% Jan
28
453% Mar 14
19%
*11/4
m
Jan
36%, Jan
Jun
25,400-
19%
21%
43%
75%'
_100
preferred—
Corp
Steamship
x29
32% ; 33%
11%
113/8
353%
19%
35%
193/a
343%
19%
21%
1%
193/4
22
21%
com
1,100
22%
19%
100
55
18
21%
,_10
*45
15%
19
4
55
23
433/4
_~i
11%
29%
♦45
57%
;
Lowenstein (M) 8s Sons Inc
Lukens Steel Co
—I
Bros
11
29%
55
17%
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_Nopar
Lykes
11
30
43%
preferred-.
Electronics
11
29%
*45
_i
.
Loral
11%
29%
__~i
1
common
Lighting
25%
11
29%
16%
763%
57%
-
series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
5
152% May 27
25%
223/8
153/4
__5
5%
4
7
4
Long
15
Jan
Jun
4.84%
175/8
223/a
15%
50c
Cement Corp
175/8
*143/8
*22%
15s/8
1
3
Inc.
Gas
173/4
15%
25
___5
Star
14
11
Z
Star
175/8
*145/8
25%
11%
28%
™_
Co
15
*25
No par
Inc
Lone
12
fll 2% Apr
42% Jan
19.
20 3% Oct
23
251/4
'
;
,__i
Lone
14
96% Mar
/-/■: 99
Apr
Feb~_6
25
100
28 3/4
223/4
„
55
100
Co_
.
*45
,1
com_
preferred
Belt
18%
55
_5
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
When issued
Loew's Theatres Inc
4
34% Jun
May
343% Jun
Jun
273/a
200
3,000
30
~_15
Lionel Corp common
3% % non-cum conv pfd
Litton Industries Inc
23% May 24
24% Feb 15
•^106% Jun
25
Jun
ti'l
16%
11%
1
Refineries
23
*15
____5
Ling-Temco-Vought
Jun 25
8
Jan
94% Mar
*
Inc
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
5
7
63%
Mar 20
,7%
Mar 14
Jun
17
96
7% Oct 24
5,300
89
28%
23%
1,400 '
35,400
41
88%
41%
883/4
r
27:
45%
46
*45
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co_____,5
Libby McNeil & Libby.
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com____25
4
7
3
1
Leonard
.58% May 13
•
Feb 28
Dec
24
59%
443/4
x443/4
*29%"
No par
,
1
Lehn & Fink Products
7% Mar 14
28
Siegler
Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd series A
Lehman Corp_
3
47% Mar 29
18% Feb 27
2
1
1
16 3b May
/
2
95
24
58%
473/4.
8,500
1
Leesona
11% Jun 20
2
104
1% Oct
593/a
46%
27%
17%
_l25
Lee Rubber & Tire_
9
1?% Oct
36
4
,
__
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
1"'?% .Tan
104
common
14
6
31
Co
15
29% Apr
Mar 20
Gas
4.32% preferred series A
Lane Bryant
14
42% Jun 18
17% Mar 22
17% Jin
2
6
18% May 29
4,9 % Jan
Laclede
373/4 Jun
43/4 Feb 28
Feb
Laboratory for Electronics *uc
183/s Jan
38 3/4 May
1
14
'Apr 15
20
47% Feb
93
35%'•
59
48
22%
5
Sutherland Paper Co
20 34 Feb
12% Mar 26
66%'Jan
14
P
1
21"% Jun, 26
6
17% Oct 24
■15% Oct 23
Jan
35%
60
47%
28
10
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
8
2
2
15
72
35%
59
48%
.
1
17
i63/4 Jan
1 %
6
35% May 7
51% Apr 26
273% May 9
7
Apr
57 % Mar
25
353%
60
6,300
l.lOO:
5
Jan 16
353/4
21,900
11%
15% Jan
2
19%. Mar 12
2
86
363%
71%
393/4
293%
22 % Mar
Jan
471/2 Feb
27,500
393/8
11%
7
47% Mar 29
693/4 Dec
40 % Feb
73
71%
2»5%
10% May
273/4 Jan
2
57
,
72%
71%
395/8
3,300
24
5"
73
71%
<
20,900
153/8 Oct
25
71%
38 5/a
353/4
88%
3,700
73%
58%
41%
100
40,100
791/4
395/a
58%
*16%
19%
71%
393/4
48
100 g
10
195/8
72%
72%
40
36%
!
20%
38%
723/4
39%
36
58
19 5/s
31%
2
25
1,800
31%
19% Jan
44% Jun
45% Jun
6,900
31%
25
23% Jun
32
50
31%
4% Oct
213% Oct
800
315/a
50
31%
543/4 Mar 29
21% Feb
20%
^
33
50
31
24
27
20%
21%
32
50
15%
Oct
Jun
50%
29
25
*
21%
33%
493/4
28%
JUn
14
*20%
33
50%
29
15
Feb'
21%
33
50%
203/4
283/4
45% Nov 26
25% Jan
2
15%
*20%
32%
50%
20
15
155% May 11
67%
*20%
323/4
50%
32%
100
29%
17% Mar 12
8% May 29
30%-Oct 22
13,700
14%
147
A or
10O
47
46%
283/4
2
40
96
100
47%
32
51% Jan
pd
95
100
46%
29%
Mar 19
151
97
101
473/4
15 I
62
25% May 29
50'
Mav 29
101%
313/4
2
36% Oqt~24
137
Jun 27
30
*100%
29%
93/s Jan
1003/4 Juiy
88f Aug
90
Jan
*100
10
95
*93
■-
101%
5,300
15%
11
155% Jan
*95%
101
95
85%
323/4
8
6
*100%
97
-
30O
39%
00
29%
Feb
Jun
*100
*93
101%
110
39
*
85%
32%
13
123
*96%
*109%
39
29%
8
Dec
*100%
109%
1
Feb
56r
38%
*84%
94
5
83/4 Oct 25
43% Oct
4
.
101
101%
39
85%
K V
11
«
97
*99%
94
Kroger Co
32% Jun
9
*96%
38%
*84%
11
8
July
95
10O
100
30O
-
10
433/4 Feb
34% May 29
85%
*94
113
30% Jun
2
46
*84%
95
♦110%
34% Apr
263/4 Jan
40
39
85%
113
■
2
15
110 3'8 Feb
109%
19,000
97
'51
2
.1% Mar 16
353/4 Feb
7
May 31
31% May 29
*IIO3/4
109%
37%.
*95%
♦501/8
23%; Jan
1% May 29
23% Oct 24
22% May 29
0% Oct 24
63% Oct 23
110%
*108
/
:
27%. Jan
Jan
.
110%
37%
97
51
453/4
5
Kresge (S S) Co
38%
*50%
203/4
1
Kress
37
*95%
483/4
l
Inc
39%
97
50%
4
223/4 Dec
Sep 28
Korvette (E J)
15
12,600
2
21% May
15% Apr
13%. Jan 22
31% Jan 12
40% Mar 8
36% Jan 10
36% Jan
3
18:,* .Jun 15
13% Oct 22
13% Jun 26
13% Jun 25
28
24%
1043/4/
50,800
7,800
4,800
400!
Mar 12
40% Jan
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
20% Oct 25
Mar 22
24%
473/4
1
Co
24%
X2Q3/4
2.50
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred
1,300
24%
21%
_~5Qc
KLM
245/a
48%
__No~par
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
14%
20%
1
Co
14%
46
8.75
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
25
32 % Jan
Mar 16
20
Jan
143/a
">
~8
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
533/4
IO43/4
37%
111% .111%
101
54%
1043/4
14 %
50%
*100%
32,100
C 490
53
*104
14%
*95%
97%
45,300
543/8
54%
/
No par
_
40%
101%
Shares
21
104 %
51
85%
*99%
20
*14%
108% '108%
38%
38%
*96
20%
97
108%
*100%
19%
the Week
June 28
24%
38%
25
Co
39%
*95%
*50%
20%
53%-
Friday
June 27
104%
25
111
*94
No par
com
40%
97
193/4
1043/4
14%
24%
51
108%
100
Kansas Power &
Light Co
Kaysef-Roth Corp__
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co___
2
45% Oct
24
40%
100
Non-cumulative preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
24%
411
100
preferred
4.35%
preferred
Kansas City Southn Ind
14%
97
100
preferred
14%
*50 Ve
100
4.20%
48
Jan
Jan
2
1
7
40 % Jan
86
4.50%
4
26% Jun 25
24% Sep 24
59% Oct 22
48
1
com_No par
preferred
preferred
7
105 %
24%
100
3.80%
Feb
55%
Sales for
Thursday
June 26
21%
54%
104%
."14%
50
City Pr & Lt Co
20%
56%
104%
(ser of 1957) conv pfd—100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
preferred
21%
55%
33y3o
preferred
89
36% Jun
Corp
convertible
91
20
& Chem
4y8%
Wednesday
June 25
21
1
4%%
99% May 10
95% Jan 10
17 % Nov 15
23% Jun 27
50c
&" Laughlin Steel common-lo
::
5% preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
1
81
26
101% Nov
Jonathan Logan Inc
luesday
June 24
Jones
.93
3
94% Dec
26
July 31
Aug
6
78
15
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
9
37% May 28
95% Jan
'
51% Jan
4
102% Feb
May 16
May 21
24
15% Apr 19
26% May 15
37
May 29
25
47
24
58°/b Apr
105% Apr
100% Jan
38% Oct
STOCK
EXCHANGE
21% Jun
47yaJan
102% Mar 26
May 29
2
NEW YORK
Highest
13,400
7,500
2,200
800
Volume 198
Number 6277
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
r
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since
Highest
33 % Jun
20
91
30
Jan
38 V2 Jan
12
29
' Jun
27
26% Feb
24% Oct
25
32 Va
Apr
2
90
Oct
28
Feb
18 Va
May 28
Jun
25
84% Jan
24
8% May 28
9% May 29
28 % Oct
81
Jan
25
Jun
25
11% Jan
29
2
"v 11 % Jan
2
14% Jun
12
29% Jan
2
>
15
•28
13% Apr 29
Feb.28
Mesabi
15
Jan
2
30 Vt
85
Apr
29
90
Feb
96 V2 Jan
7
101
86
May 28
Apr
Apr
11
93 ya Apr
24
81
26
2434 Jan
102
67
Jun
4
5%%
1st
Jan
2
70 Va Feb
8
6OV4 Jan
22
69% Apr
24
16% Oct
23
40% Feb
5
24% Jan
3 <-4 Apr
15
24
25
Miles
/" Mar 19
18% Jan
2
23'A Jun
4
70 Va Oct
.
24
133'A Jan
77V* Oct 23
98% Jan
2
12% May 29
2
84/2 Jan
113
2
79% Jan
2
17 Va Dec
14
Va Jun
15
70 V4 Feb
7
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
4
18% Jan
May 29
24
40 % Feb
44 % Mar
34
Apr
17
15% Jan
2
64 Va Apr
2
23
Apr
9
8
49
Jun
3
53 V2
May
3
34
Jun
21
19
Jun
28
31 Va' Dec
31
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2V4 Oct
22
43A Jan
3
-2% Jan
2
7
29
>2
Mar
6
Corp
25
51V* Mar
1
48% Jan
22
42
5
32% Jan
4
18 Va Jun
25
25% Jan
2
£2% Jan
11% Apr 19
,69% May 11
Oct
,80-
27
9
10
7/
Apr
18
Jan
2
11% Apr
16
22
29
lOVa Nov
22 ■:
Nov
29
9% Jan
Jun
25
52 Va Jan
2
Jan
17
31
May 28
May 29
39 Va Dec
20
38 Va Jun
10
42% Apr
42% Mar 26
36% Jan
9
39% Apr
49
18 Va Jun
19% Oct
15
24% Oct
24
8 Va Oct
23
12% Feb
28
23
36% Jan
22
23% Jan
May 29
17 vi Dec
4
16 Va Jan
10
32 % Jan
11
48 % Oct 24
-B9Va Mar 14
53
'41% Jan
35
2
17
Jan
May 29
18 Va Oct
24
20 Va May 29
21
May 28
23
5
}•
11
21 Va Jan
41 Va
Jun
18
19
23
Jan <. 3
39% Jun
29% Mar 21
27
Mar 20
31% Jan 15
12
22
Mayt24
27 V, Feb til-
1
29
Feb
20
17% Feb :12
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
14Va Nov
Jun
•
25
-
May i 2
40% May 28
Mueller
.
8Va Dec
27
22
Aug 22
62 Va Mar 16
25
24% Dec
27
19 V'4 May 19
31 Va Jan
12
25% Mar
IOV4 Mar
2
21% Jan 16
11 Va Jun
45
May 29
9% May 29
V4 Apr
18
33
54 Va Jan
31% Jun
5
43 Va Jan
24
31
5.
'Jan
4
66% Oct
24
132% Jan
2
66% Mar
18% Oct
24
29% Feb
5
18 % May 29
23% Dec
11 Va Jan
25
72
Jan
4
24
23
83% Jan
2
30% Apr
93 Vj Dec
47
Jun
'
54
5
•
9212 Jan/
28
Mar 23
*
22% May 29
5 V4 Oct 24
30% Jan
33 Va Oct
24
56 Va Jan
5
99% Dec
27
61
2
Oct
22
98
24% Oct
24
33 y4 Oct
50 Va
24
Apr
2
45% Feb
24 'A Feb
24
22% Jan
22
23 Va Feb
5Va May 28
13
11% Jan
23
25% Jan
Oct
75
May 29
31
52' '
Jan
81 Va Mar
19 Va May 29
2
Jan
9Va Apr
6% May 14
18 V4 Jan A
2
19% Jun
74% Jun
12
26% Mar 27
24% Jan
51 Va Jan
43% Jan
Aug 23
86 Va
Jun
15
May 10
86 V2 Feb
97/
Nov
20
36 % May 29
54 JA Jan
26
5
Jan
2
Jan
47 »/a Jun
26
39 Va Mar 21
28-% Jan
2
10% Jun
14
20% Jan
12
15'
Jan
May 29
■; Jun 27
43% Dec
31
38
Mar 11
19 Va Feb
26
11% Apr
43%Man
31
40
28
9
33 Va Jun
76 Va Jun
37
15
27
86
May
48 Va
Apr
74
May 28
94
89
3
Jan
; 2
'5
3
,82% Mar 22
108 Va
53
•
25
*"•« Jan
8
•»
13'A Apr
45
85% Feb
Jan
2
50 V2
May 27
19
72% Jan
11
79
Feb
23
76% Jan
3
82 V4 Jan
■
2
86
Jun
4
83 Va Jan
8
HR
*
27
92% Jan
8
4
107
Jan
7
110% Feb
104
Mar
5
106% Jan
29
24
277/a Jan
4
9
38 Va Feb
9
85 V4 July 31
110 Va Dec
31
12 Va
July
15% Jun
107
26
3
14
25
May
24
May 29
Sep
Jan
20 Va Jan
24% Jun
105
7
22,
18
18 V4 Feb
21
56 Va Jun
6
20 Va Mar
4
23
30
Apr
25
15
Jan
2
I6V2 Jan
2
76
May 22
41 Va Dec
19
45
Dec
28
48 Va
Apr
6
Mar
6
,
Jun
14
109
7% Apr 29
9
65 Va Jan
102
15
13% Jan
4
30
25
34 Va May 29
18
27-
6% Oct
May 29
Apr
13
72 Va Jan
19% Oct
11 Va
Jan
25
13 Va Jan
7
14
72.1% Jan
2
43% Jan
4
Jan
'2
104 % Jan
11
43,
Jan
29 Va Jan
125
-
24
9
14%,Jun
6
26'A Apr
9 Va Jan
SI
108
Mar
1
Oct
11
113% Mar
7
107 Va Jan
Sep
26
114 % Mar
6
109
Jan
2
110% Jan
30 Va Oct
17
24
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
11
48%Jun
21
111% May 20
25 Va May 29
37% Mar 16
73 Va July 23
78% Mar 23
76
Jan
2
85 Va Jan
93
81% May 29
92 Va Jan
4
96
9
95
85% Jan
11
8
91
86
Jan
3
93
86
Jan
19
May 11
Va! Apr 24
Va May 31
93% Dec
20
91 Va Jan
93
Feb
11
93
Apr
22
19 Va May 29
33 Va Jan
31
21 Va Mar 20
23
40 V4 Dec
12
35 Va Jan
42 % Mar
May 29
42% Dec
10
44% Dec
27
17% Jun
25
31% Jan
2
10
6
38% Jun
95
5
11
59Va Jan
.
22%
40%
40%
40 Va
40 Va
27
26%
263A
34V2
36 %
35%
273/4
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5,100
21,700
27%
273A
273A
28
I
22 Va
19
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38%
-
8%
38%
22%
11,000
18%
18%
39
2,^00
39
39%
2,800
38%
39
8%
8%
83A
65
65%
30%
65%
65 Va
1,600
27%
27%
27
27
28%
26%
29%
27%
28%
293/i,
43,000
513A
27%
27
27
523/4
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52%
15%
52%
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151%
153/4
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15%
71 %
30
52%
15%
17,500
72
30
30 Va
693/a
71.
29%
23,900
30
27
27%
>
271/4
65%
641/4
25
27%
65%
25%
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253/a
25
253%
100
93
50
:
933/4
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33%
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49%
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33%
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11%
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11
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47%
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72%
25%
25%
46%
103 %
71
25%
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31
31
44%
44%
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31
31
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16%
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16%
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17
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11
11
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26%
27%
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33
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76
75
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20
76
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30
81
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301/4
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48
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293/4
30
29%
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23%
213/4
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2,200
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22
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108
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87
87
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108
108
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23
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119
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23
22%
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270
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109
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18,500
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52
5
400
5,400
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50
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190
108
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23
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27
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100
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87
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100
87
23
58'A
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50
75
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79
22%
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50
preferred
;
26%
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preferred
21,400
50
75
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22%
24%
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25%
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141/4
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120
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76
79
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104
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25
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121
25
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Northern States Power Co
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Airlines
6,700
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preferred
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8'A
6%
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16%
16 7/o
8%
30%
preferred
preferred
3,000
22%
-
1
preferred
preferred
600
23%
42%
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82%
23%
75%
♦87%
104
231/2
15
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104
1,900
27,700
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1033/4
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30
1
30 Va
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881/2
81%
50
30%
50
88%
104
1
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49%
,
82%
100
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81%
*
31
10%
20
v
26%
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11
common.No'par
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16%
17%
8%
17%
51,300
1,800
44%
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10%
11,100
72
25%
16%
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71%
44%
42%
24%
l
400
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45%
46%
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31
31
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24%
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preferred
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71
23%
43
-
6%
27%
331/4
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453/4
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41%
44%
43%
45
23%
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43
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49
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27%
preferred
preferred
Norwich
22 Va
183/4
30%
27
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J
22%
18%.
38%
; *8
100
44% Jan
22
19
31
100
Mar 19
22%
183/4
38 3A
64%
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22
19
681/2
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18
5,200
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68
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?
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36%
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44 Va Jun
11,300
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100
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14,400
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preferred
2
14,400
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'
27%
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28
25%
21%
•
27%
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14
24%
-.72%
21%
35%
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.4,700
28%
4
56% May 23
51
Jan 31
23
Feb 18
2,500
71,500
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38%
,
27%
20
21
183%
•
38%
11
363/4
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% Mar
95 Va Jun
18%
27%
28%
■'
30
preferred
5.80%
723/4
40%
19
20 % Jan
38 V2
*
741%
40%
Feb
39% Jun
31% Sep
'
22
73%
27%
preferred
5 V2 %
21%
75
64%
North American
Sugar Ind
Northern Central
Ry Co
Northern Indiana P S Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
53
Apr 3
54% May 13
6,200
40%
63%
preferred
6%
2,900
373/4
22%
27%
_
Ref
North American
North American
North American
26 Va May 21
80 Va Jun 21
107
33 Va Mar 29
&
Norris-Thermador
29
107
29
-•
3 81/2
221/2
1
Nopco Chemical Co
..-Norfolk & Western Ry common
Adjustment preferred
22% May 21
66% Jan
2
73%
3 8 3/8
37%
25%
2IV4
ZZZZZ.5
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May 31
May 20
253/4
38%
25%
16%
4.85%
-
18
11
1,800
40,000
38
26%
52%
5.25%
30
Jun
16 Va Oct
May 31
10%
100
16
51%
•
37
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253/4
16%
4.10%
;
18% 18%
38%
39%
15
16
■;51
s.40
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18%
51%
3.60%
28
May 17
100
97 Va
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16
52%
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50%
11
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78
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1,100
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22
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94
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48
Jan
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28%
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22
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69%
111/4
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9%
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/
78
39%
72%
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Air
Niagara Mhk
23
109 Va Jan
104
4
N
/ ;
37%
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Mining Corp
York
75%
24%
4,200
341/4
69%
18%
16%
Chicago & St Louis Co
$3.75
May 28
76 Vi
Dec
26
21% Jan
New
■
25
46
28
July
26
26
Jun
21
New
N Y
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Jan
3
•
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22%
66
34%
27%
15
37
37Va
65'A
9
27%
38%
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38%
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2,500
I
50%
331/4
39 Va
331/4
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253/a
401/4
271/4
16%
V 11
74%
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51%
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convertible
;New York
66%
34
.25
39%
11%
28%
4
18%
26%
22%
27%
14%
721/4
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
13
23 Va Jun
79
18
4%
8
46
51%
33%/
39%
'
27%
16%
preferred
Newmont
May 15
Apr
67 Va Jun
Jan
.
68 Va
24%
53%
38%
J 37
40 Va
England Electric System.""
1
England Tel & Tel Co..
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New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd.100
4
'''% Feb
71
85
3%%
% Apr 29
84% Jun
2
2
22
11%
25%
New
8
4
4
34%
25V4
50%
New
24
45%
50%
33%
38%
3%
333/4
39%
38%
34%
10
_
26
Jun
45V2
33%
66
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Vulcanized
Newberry Co
,
Jun
40%
(conv)
Neptune Meter Co.
Nevada Power Co
50
21
86
39%
ChemicalZ.
Apr
28'A Apr
2
61 Va Jan
20
85
1.2
-
1
27% Jun
45%
50%
51
91/4
19 Va
Corp
Natomas Co
y
400
78
38V4
700
10,500
69
16
23,500
851/8
21%
21%
453/4
5IV2
341/4
25%
52%
11,600
100%
85
21%
21%
45 y8
69%
38%
21%
99 3A
45,000
♦77 Va
<
20%
86
14V2
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16
/
21%
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571/4
78
19 Va
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Neisner Bros Inc
25
A May 21
.33
Jan 14
13
6
7% Feb
V,
24
May 29
85
2
4,yr
203/4
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90
1,300
11,600
56 Va
69%
371/4
Co
Steel
National
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2 8 3%
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53 Va
Corp
series of
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15
28%
14%
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15%
;
28%
5,100
63
103%
57%
21%
78
14%
1
62 3A
14%
691/2
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103%
63-
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56%
69 Va
27%
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17,900
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27%
65
1031%
28 Va
861/2
9%
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62%
21%
9%
27%
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65%
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103
36%
65
103
9%
par
oar
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37
*103
28%
91/4
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Register
National Sugar
29
13 Va Jan
83
24
19 Va Jan
6
36
51% Sep
May 21
18% May 31
69
38%
National Starch
National
*24%
52%
National-Standard
45% May 16
*34
25%
5
Lead Co
National Linen Service
28
10
p«-v
27
47
6
2
?
6% Feb
9
13% Oct
3
Jan
69
34%
25
86
102
36%
120
87%
86
57%
21%
4Va
.
34
12
National
8
3%
.4
69
89
100 %
14%
39%
5
common
4
39Va
38%
$4.50 preferred
May 29
Apr
5
10 Va Jun
Mar 19
-
77
Apr
27Va Jan
33 V4
2
25
1514 Mar 19
12
21
2
51Va
333/a
3%
1
-National General
Corp
National. Gypsum Co
17
15
9% Mar 29
25
6% Nov
May
103 V4 Jun
34% Mar
16
101/4 Oct
13
18
2
15 Va Jun
Feb
51V4
33V4
39%
*85
102
v
2,800
56%
?'
50%
39V4
ZZZZZZZZZ~1
4% %
preferred
National Fuel Gas
3
25
42 V4 Jan
20
13 Va Oct
Jun
12% Feb
50
pfd
141%
32%
Corp com_5
4/4 %
8
28% Feb
8
May 29
35
Feb
2
68% Jan
30
Jun,
2
-
25 % May 27
4
15 V4
54
No
*14%
22%
46%
51%
331%
__2
National City Lines Inc.
National Dairy
Products
Nat'l Distillers & Chem
12
2
98
Apr 30
35% Jan 10
27
96% Feb
7% Jan
32
Jan
•
♦85
46
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r""5
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National Castings Co_
,
10
26'A Jan 28
3
29'A Jan
National Cash
May 24
67% Jan
•
40 V'a Jan
9'A Mar 27
26 Va Oct r 9
4
48 Va Jan
3
93 Va Jan
28
59 Va Mar 19
t' 23% Mar; 4
100
86%
46%
85%
14%
89
*993/4
*87
87
900
5,200
N
National Biscuit Co
National Can Corp
4
32% May 20
104%
*85
46 Va
_
National Airlines
./.National Aviation
15
82% Jan
./
22% Jan
14
46 V4 Jun
5
Jan
21
58
No
Natco Corp
National Acme. Co
*
52% Jun 26
16% Jun 24
20% Jan
20% Oct
7
,70% May ,16
21%
103
106
»?.;•:
63V2
211/4
21%
89
100%
87
651/4
1031%
*63
28%.
57%
../:
64 3A
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29%
21%
5
20,300
*99%
38
28%
58
Co
;.i
8V4 Jan ' 2
13 V4
,
63%
22%
par
12,100
28%
*88
100%
37%
65%
103%
631%
Co~Z~~_5
'
Brass
*102%
22
_
Fue! Supply
Industries Inc
383A
57%
(5
'
43 Va Jun
Co
Corp
38%
64%
25
Co
'
38%
29%
211/4
104%
Munsihgwear Inc
~~ "5 '
1; Murphy Co (Q C)
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2
1
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89
♦99%
-
64%
29
inn
Mountain
M S L
100%
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;
*99%
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64%
64
_
32
28
28%
No par
A_N~o
32
313/4
32'A
27%
89
85%
RR
31%
31%
29%
103
~~s
34,700
28%
33
28%
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,
14%
27%
32%
103
'
64
No par
14%
31%
103
38%
2 50
14%
32
■14%
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*101
1
16,000
14%
100%
2
12-
33%
323/4
86
;
92
26%
11%
141/4
12
87
5
92
25%
12
32%
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1,200
15,100
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33%
87%
30
•
95
33%
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300
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11%
33 Va
29%
98
253A
26%
87
Corp.ZZZZ.Io
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(John) &
26%
11%
,
12
*85
Jnc common
Chemical
Motor-Wheel
-
6
26'A Sep
-28'A Jan
Morrell
90%
893/4
14%
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Moore-McCormack Lines.
-
-
23%
891/2
86
shares or 5,000 lire)
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
,
23%
90%
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88
Montecatlni Mining &
Chemical—
■
24
95
903/4
*92
14%
loo
Power Co
Amer shs
88%
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No par
Monsan/to
Montana-Dakota
Montana
-
May .31
30
2
»
2
Nov*
23
4
Mar 26
•32 v
■-
5
8
12% May 22
..31%' May J6
22% Jun 19
75% Jun 11
2
i:
10
F
23-
88%
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Class
23% Jan f-2
41 Vt Jun 11
2
f
Apr
29
54% Apr
18
8 Va Jan
17% Oct
33% Mar 13
•
*37 % Apr
4.20% preferred
Monarch Machine
Monon
-
15% May 10
16 Va May 13
22%
89
12
No par
class
preferred
80
Apr
1
30 Va May 23
16
.
Pacific RR
Mo^/alC0 Industries
3V2%
23
22%
*881/4
23%
88
Missouri Portland
Cement Co_ 6 25
Missouri Public Service
Co!
_~___1
24
69 Va Jan
35
28
Missouri
Apr 30
11% Jan
Fuel
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
73 Va May 31
37% Mar 29
27
2
Jun
66% Jan
22% Mar 20
,14
15
Oct
5
,
26%
10
preference
Mississippi River
22%
89'/*
23%
911/4
12 Va
*99%
100
Mission Development Co
18
22%
233/4
87
IncZZZZZZZ~~Z
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Minnesota & Ontario
Paper
Minnesota Power &
Light
Mission Corp
.
75 % May 28
15
Jun 13
7% Jun
9
Feb
26%
i
7,600
22%
*86
'_Z~
Enterprises Inc
Minn Mining &
Mfg
4% Feb ,15
2
26% Jun
44
22%
*953'4
14Va
87%
/I "".ion
preferred
convertible
27
29
IncZ.ZZZZ.ln
common
Minnesota
34 Va Mar 20
•37% Mar-19
35%Jun
7% May 29
65% Oct 25/
>r
24
23%
*88%
93
32%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg comLTso
3
8
52 Va Jan
14
45% Apr
47
Dec
Mar
4
88% Feb 27
6
41
Jun
93
44%
98
*22 3A
,*85
Oil Corp
Laboratories
Minerals &
92 %
44%
*95%
23%
22%
88%
92%
443A
Shares
98
23%
93V4
* 95
44%
for
the Week
June 28
23%
inn
Midwest
2
13 Va Oct
♦953A
*23%
,
Sa^es
Friday
June 27
1
44%
inn
__
Midland-Ross
98
>88%
14'A
31%
no
44%
223/4
22%
89 %
26%
j
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
/ Middle South
Utilities
28
22%
23%
.12
int
preferred
*95%
22%
22%
*91
25c
1
98
23
June 26
44%
23%
92Vt
~3.90% "pfdllOO
Edison
preferred
44%
*88 V4
.12.50
benef'ci
June 25 '
44%
*95%
5
3.85%
1
3.9
.
:
Mar 22
of
Co
4.35%
MarJ20
Apr
1
104 Va Jan
3
2
101
Machine
Co.I
Scott
Metropolitan
87'/a May 22
,
'
&
Metromedia Inc
1
May 17
88% Feb
10
49% Jan
58 va Feb 14
102 " Dec :;-5
-
Linotype
44%
*22'A
22%
Metro-Gpldwyn-Mayer IncZZ.No'par
May 20
19
•;
No par
Trust—Units
Mesta
,
35% May 22
26
preferred
Merritt-Chapman
28
£3
Nov
84 Va Oct
2
$3.50
Mergenthaler
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
June 24
-
5
16%c
/
37 '/4 May 31
87
23
55
Aug 17
<
;
Monday
par
-
20% May 17
lOUVa Aug
6
39 Va Apr 10
May 28
Oct
93
2
97
9
95 Va Jan
3
22% Jan
16 Va Nov
9
43
29
88 V2 Jan
STOCK
common
preferred
(1st series)ZZl00
Portland Cement
No par
Melville Shoe Corp common.:
1
4% preferred series B
100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
1.83y3
.2.Merck & Co Inc common
94% Jun .17
88% Jun
8
July
Jan
25'A Apr
,
Corp
4V4%
Medusa
14
2
"
2
S4
Jan
77 Va Jan
58 y8 Feb
25
80
90
23
13
82 Va Jan~"3
93 Va Jan
25% May 20
277/8 Jan
3
2
YORK
exchange
Mead
20
52% Jan
24
10% Jun
2
Jun
14% Jan
24
26% Oct
4
Apr
•20% Mar 11.
•
28
97
86V2Jan
1
7
20% Jan
7
94% Mar
NEW
21
88% Nov 23
33 V* Jan
3
5
18 V4 Oct
V
45 Va Feb
22
10
60
4
93% Jan
.
6
8IV2 Jan
17
1, 1963
Highest/
Lowest
48 Va Apr
96
Jun
,
STOCKS
Jan.
36%
35 3A
36'A
5,000
80 %
80 34
250
93%
93V4
*80
81
94
94
*92%
94%
*943/8
c
95
96
951%
95%
500
*92 %
95
'
95
*94%
95
300
*95
96
150
——
—
223A
22 Va
22%
20,800
521/4
22%
533/4
22%
54%
49
52%
49%
50 "Va
24.50O
48%
48
48
47%
47%
4734
47%
213%
21%
21%
21 Va
*203,4
21%
♦20%
21'%
1.200
40 3A
41%
40%
40%
391%
40 %
39%
40 V2
12.600
40%
4.1%
40%
40%
4,600
53%
*48
39%
40%
39%
403A
_
„
700
/
20
(20)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Wednesday
June 25
June 24
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Thursday
June 26
Friday
June 27
the Week
June 28
Shares
o
V,;'V-
•
47 Ma
47
473/8
99 Mi
99 Mi
46%
47 Mi
47 MB
47 MB
463/4
47 Mb
3.300
Dec
Feb
51
May
10114 Jun
47
11
2
21
46% Jun
Jan
99
5
4.40%
preferred
100
99 Ma
99 Ma
99 Ma
99 Ma
99 Ma
99 Ma
99
99 Ma
330
80 Ma Jun
29
86% Dec
7
8514 Jan
8914 May
7
3.90%
88 Ml
87 Ml
'87 Mi
*87
88 Ma
88 Mi
88 Mi
87 Ma
87 Ma
8
2
4.56%
'103 Ma
103 Ma
103 Ma
*103
103 Ma
*103 Mt
104 Ma
*103 Mi
104 Ma
10
100 Ms Dec
14
25
4.44%
100
100
100
88
Nov
preferred
preferred
preferred
1013/4
*101
1013/4
101
101 Ma
101 Ma
220
2.50
233%
233/4
23
23%
8,900
38
4914 Jan
May 28
92
97 Mi July
105
3
9414 July 18
97
102
Jan
105
10014 Apr
102% Jan
22 Mi Mar 25
Jun~28
1614
Apr~23
7
18%'Feb
94Mi Jan
9
Feb
26
3414 May 29
9814 Apr 26
3814 Jan 25
18%
12
2
2
27% Jun
3
19% Jan
31% Jan
15% Jan
4114 Jan
44 Mi Jun
Olin
25
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
30% Jun
14
Orange
May 15
59 Mi Jan
30
Otis
24
1
11% May 15
15% Jan
11
2
Jun
14
25 Ms Jan
26
87%
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
99 Mi Jun
14
115
Jan
21 Ms Feb
Feb~13
2
24% May
15
2214 Jun 27
7214 Jan
101% Feb
1
8
Jan
37
Apr
9
104
Feb
4%
18
2
31% Jan
100
Owens-Illinois
21
6
Glass
Co
Paper
Co
163/B
50
12
25
18MiJan
15
153/a Jan
12
15% May
12% Jan
1
95/8 Jun
4
15% Jun
3
Pacific
Cement
May 29
36% Feb
20
31% Jun
14
34% Jan
29
Pacific
Gas
16 Mi Mar 25
20% Jun
24
Pacific
63% Jan
17
Dec*
2
27
8
Pacific American
,
84
100 Mi
100
15
34 Ma
100
Packaging Corp of America
12
Packard-Bell
15MiJun
16% May 15
15% Oct 24
453/b May 29
91 Ma Aug 23
24 s/8 Feb
12
21% Jan
2
41 Mi Jun
70Mi Dec
12
67% Jan
2
80% May 13
975/a Feb
8
Jan
10
6% Apr
9
35 y4 Mar
8
98
Jan
17
28
24
38% Mar 15
24 Mi Mar 20
24
75% Apr
11
48 Mi May
24
4%
29% May
1
55 Mi Feb 14
22 Mi Jun
21
35
Jan
31
29 Mi Jan
28
38
Jun
24
23% Jun
15
27
May
2
?,5% Apr
10
27
Feb
27
25
14% Nov
8
24
Mar~29
Jun
27
19.Mt Apr
17% Jan
14
25 M2
16 Mi May
5%
22
27% Jan
19 Mi Jan
9
7% Jun
7
13
19MiJan
2
10% Feb
14
48 Mi Jan
3
41 Mi Jan
2
50Mi Apr
2
52% Jan
17
42
Jun
28
50
Jan
2
34
Jan
3
42
34% Feb
20
30 Mi Jan
3
32 Mi
Apr
3
Apr
,35 v Mar 11
36
May 16
106% Feb 28
5
17
2
19% Jun 27.,
35 M4 Feb
8
41% Jun
103
51
Apr
30
49
Jan
11
4
Oct
24
56% Feb
16
46
Jan
2
25
Jun
22
58
2
39
Mar 19
56
Feb
Feb
<
15
19% Mar 15
13 Mi Jan
593/8 Mar 23
51 Mi Mar 14
56
24
66 Ma Jan
42
51
Jan
15
Jun
25
19 Mo Jan
2
,18 Ma Oct
24
42
Feb
13
33 Mi Oct
23
44% Oct
1
2
8
24 Mi Jun
25
26
'. 16M4 Feb
12
1033/4 Nov
7
Jan
7
88 Mi Nov
28
86% Jan
11
96
Jan
Apr
Apr
19
16
33 Ms Jan
21
100
Sep
13
97
Aug 23
106
Jan
31
103
81
Jan
2
24
24
82
112 M2 Jan
15% Oct
Oct
Feb
6
18 Mb
May
1
21
4Mi%
25
47 Mb Jan
17
55% Jun
7
17 3% Apr
15
51 Ma Jan
2
99 Ma Jan
8
27
41M2 Jan
23
65 % Mar 19
39
11% Oct
4
23
22
133/a Jan
Aug 17
Sep 28
1
723% Jan
81
8
73
86
11
Jan
% Mar
Jan
16Mb May 15
27% Jun
28
Feb
26
Jan
14 Ma Jan
213/4 Jan
18
64 Mi May 20
102 Ma Jan
34% May
50 Ma Jun
77 Mi
76%
77 Mi
76 Ma
76%
76 Mi
76%
4,000
96%
96%
*96 Mi
7M2
7%
7 Ml
7%
7%
7%
"7 Mi
7%
7 Mb
73/8
43%
26M2
44%
27Mi
43%
43 Mi
42 Mi
43 Mi
42 Ma
433/8
42 Ma
42 3/4
26%
26 Mo
51 Ms
37 Mi
51%
52
55%
53 Mi
55
53 Mi
54
54
543/4
3,200
38
37%
37%
37 Mi
37%
37
37%
37
373/8
7,500
267/s
26%
27
27
27
14%
14 Ma
14%
26 Mi
*26%
98
*96 Mi
98
*96 Ma
r
300
27
16%
I6M2
16%
16 Ml
16 Ma
16
16%
16 Ma
16 Ma
2,400
20%
20 M2
20%
20 Mi
203/4
19 Ma
20 Mo
193/4
20
4,700
16%
17
8Ms
16%
16%
16%
8MB
163/4
8
8 Mi
8 Mi
8 3/s
*42 M2
43 Ms
*42 Mi
43 Ma
42
42 Ma
,,.413/4
413/4
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8
17
8Ms
:
17
16%
16%
8MB
6,200
42%
42%
43Mi
44
42%
43 Ms'
42%
43 Ms
42 Ms
42%'
42
36%
37%
38
38 Mi
38 Mi
,39 Mr
393/4
40 3/4
393/o
41
*33%
34
34
2,600
«f
423/4
35
433/e Oct
343/8
1,000
35 Mi
34%
35 Mo
343/4
34%
343/4
35
4,000
103 Ma
103 Ma
103 Ma
104 Mi
103 Ma
104
101%
34 Mi
34
34
34 Mb
343/o
34%
103Mi
104 M2
104 M2
101M2
101M2
101 Mi
101 Mi
100%
101 Ma
100%
100%
19 Ms
18%
19 Ms
18%
19 Mi
19 Mi
19%
41 Ms
41%
41%
41%
413/a
41 3/8
413/4
41%
42
1,500
523/4
53 Mi
52 Ma -53 Ml
> 51 Ma
53
13,300
60
60
503/4
50 Ma
50%
50 Ma
50%
18,300
45
42% r,43 3/4
42 3/s
42ya
16 Mi
'16MB
16 Ma
5,500
4,900
543/4
.543/4
35
;18%
41
53
53%
53 MB
53 Ma
100
583/4
59
593/4
60
33 Mac
50 Mi
503/4
50 Mb
50%
1
common__l
Co
50
No par
45
16
45
45 Ma
16
-44 Mi
-
453/4
46
*101 Ma
46Ma.
46
*101 Ma
102 Ma
*55
56
*55
*
61'
i
16
16 Mi
16
16 Mi
55 Ma
46
46%
1
50 3/8
55 Ma
16
*543/4 ''553/4
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60 ;
:
v
*
55%
*45%
♦101 Ma
102 Ma
340
1013/s
.
650
19 Ma
263,800
160
61
*60
46
453/4
*101 Ma
102 Ma
19 V
46
700
"
139
24
<
May
1
*101 Ma
102 Ma
1
24%
24%
25
253/a
24 Mi
25 MM.
24%
1
17 Ma
17%
17%
17%
173/o
17%
17 Ma
17%
173/b
5
30%
303/4
30 Mb
30 Ma
293/a
30 Ma
28%
293/a
*28 Ma
29 Mi
4,500
33VaC
51 Mb
51%
51%
51%
51
513/4
503/4
51%
50 3/4
51 Ma
12.50
61 Ma
61%
61 Mi
61%
61
61%
60 Ma
61 Ma
60%
61
26,500
17,200
9,100
Inc
107 Ma
373/8
common
100
343/4
35%
*103
104
35
35 Mi
<
34%
35 MB
34%
35 Mi
24 Ma
243/4
35 Ma
'
170
91 Ma
1013/4
*1003/4
1013/4
*100%
101 Ma
1003/4
1003/4
107 Ma
*106 Ma
107 Ma
106%
106%
♦106 Ma
107 Ma
37 Mi
38
37%
363/4
37%
36 Mi
37 Mb
36 Mi
37
19,500
80
13,100
92
79%
100
87 Ma
873/4
88
88
*86 Ma
87 Ma
*86 3/4
87 Ma
*86 Ma
*86%
863/4
863/a
86 %
*86
87
*853/4
86 3/4
86
51%
52%
52
51
40
20
86
52%
51%
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
No par
common
No par
77%
52
18 Ma
78%
77%
18 Ma
18%
57
56
100
563/4
100
*100
79
78%
51 Mi
18 Ma
183/4
51 Mb
513/4
-
101
18 Ma
553/4
553/4
55
*99
101
♦99
18%
18 Ma
18%
56 Mi
56
563/4
101
79 Ma
79%
320
50,200
18 Ma
2,400
56 Mi
4,200
101
♦99
_
90
87 Ma
50
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
28%
29 Mi
29
29 Ma
283/4
293/a
28 Mi
'28%
27%
28
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
48 Ma
49
483/4
49
48 Mi
49 Mo
473/4
48 Mo
48 MB
48 Mi
6,300
7,400
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
1,100
173/o Jan
9
86
May
7
82
May 10
513% Jan
143
May
21
$4.80
preferred
(conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
_1
7%
8
guaranteed
preferred
100
125
Nov
14
Jan
17
133
Jun
3
44% Jun
25
78
I, Jan
4
57 3% Feb
28
Pitts ton
Jun
25
130
JJan
3
105 Mi Jan
3
70 Ma Jun
130/ Jun
4
88
34% Dec
6
'' Jan
3
22
28 Ma Mar 20
120 Ma May 6
15 Ma Jan
3
36% Oct
35
Oct
19 Ma Jan
116 Ma Mar
.
21
22
12 Ma Jan
4
7
Jan
Jan
9
38
Jan
553/4 Jan
24
41
Jan
54
5
22
8
353/4 Mar 29
6
57% Jan
Oct
24
81% Jun
14
133/4 Oct
24
21 •.1 Jan
90% Oct
18
95 Ma Mar
221
32% Mar 12
122
14
13% May 31
<61% May 15
61
May 14
40 Ma Jan
35 Mi
May
174 Ma Jun
8
5
1
19
>
Co
$3.50
(The)
15
15
81 Ma
223/a
.
15
15 Mi
83
*83
84 Ma
*83
84 Ma
80 3/4
*803/4
81 Ma
*803/4
81 Ma
22
22%
14%
21%
1413/4
142 Ma
142 Ma
543/4
53 Ma
81 Ma
20
100
3,100
213/o
213/s
142 Ma
142 Ma
535/8
84 Ma
*803/4
21 Ma
142 Ma
142 Ma
53 MB
53%
19,500
11%
11%
17,800
55
563/4
21%
22
22 Mi
V
14%
84 Ma
14%
15 Mi
83
803/4
84 Ma
*80 3/4
14%
15 Mi
Ma
*83
Plough Inc
i
563/o Jun
25
92% Jan
20% Jun
25.
Poor & Co
99 Ma Apr
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5Ma% sf
18
16
Potomac
69% Mar
23% Apr
793/4 Apr
2
19
Public
8
Procter
11%
*56 Ma
57
*58
59 Ma
100
100
*132 '
67 M«!
1233/4
333/4
166
36 Mi
134 Ma
67 Mi
124
34 Mi
170 Mi
18 3/4
193/a
99
99
lo
21%
22 Ma
75 Ma
76
pref.100
Co....
Gamble
&
35%
11%
12%
No par
Power
543/4
555/8
100
10
Electric
1413/4
142
100
1
20 Mo May 27
Jan
55
par
1.25
Polaroid Corp
14
93
5
*141 Ma
l
preferred:..
...
10
75
common.
convertible
21% Jun 21
•
*56
.
55
353/4
134 Ma
132 Ma
*132
67 Mi
124
323/4
161
333/8
32 Mt
32 3/4
32%
155%
160 Mt
153 Mi
>
*98 3/4
99 Ma
100
21%
21%
22%
21%
223/g
7,900
753/8
76%
75
753/,
74 Ma
"753/4
75 Mb
753/4
23,100
29%
18,200
Nov
20
91% Jan
95
Feb
21
4.08%
preferred
100
93 MB
93%
*93
94
87
Jan
2
95
7 Dec
6
94 3A Jan
97 Ma Apr
5
4.18%
100
*95 Mi
96 Mi
*95 Mi
July 17
98
Nov
21
1
4.30%
100
983/4
983/4
98 Ma
98 Ma
10O
108%
1083/4
*108 Ma
100
109
109
'
.96 Ml
90 Mo
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Apr
10
106 3/4 Mar
1093/4 Jan
15
108
111% Jan
25
5.05%
15
110 Ma Feb
~
223/b Jan
21
84
19
Jun
Nov
79% Apr
243/4 Dec
May 27
21
32 Mi Jan
3
39% Jun
20
11
76
2
813/4 Jun
14
3
25
Jan
28
24
May
Feb
8
23
Mar 29
10 Mb Feb
July 25
5% Oct
35
21
6
88
24
24
18
Jan
2
Mar 14
24 Ma Jan
22
7% May 16
Jan
23
84
31 Mb May 29
43 Ms Jan
2
35
Jun
20
40% Jan
4
17% Oct
30
26 Mb Mar
6
19 Mi Jun
18
303/o Jun
12
20Mi Oct
23
38 M2 Mar
283/rJun
25
38 Mi Dec
Jan
4
86
May 15
183/4 Jun 28
22
May 24
9
233/4 Jan
2
26
36 Mi Jan
11
64 M4
Apr
3
5.28%
Public
3%%
136
24
Oct
25
25% Oct
26
For
91 Ma Feb
146
Mar 13
303/4 Jan
footnotes,
16
61 Ml Mar
Jan
2
27Ma Jan
2
141
3
see page
1
of
4.32%
4.16%
$4.75
743/a
743/a
31 Mb
31 Mi
31M4
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94
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93 Ma
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93 Ma
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96 Mi
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96 Mi
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98 Mb
98 Mb
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Quaker Oats Co
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24
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400
9,600
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29
26,200
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29%
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36
36
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29%
29 MB
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30 Mb
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41
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28
25
29
80
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140
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20
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81 Ma
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;
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Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
43 Ma Jun
34Ma Apr
31
30 Mi
743/4
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Cement
80
147Ma Mar 14
74%
31
30
74 Ma
31
preferred
31 Ma May 14
69Ma Jan
74 Mo
31 Ma
303/8
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'
Jun
74 Ma
30 Mi
743/8
25
Industries Inc common__5
Rican
Puetro
293/4
74 Mi
29 Ma
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Publicker
29 Ma
29 Ma
5
com
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'
543/4 Oct
Co
'
Gas com.No par
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2,700
18 Ma
18%
99
92
109
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5
29
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200
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Jun
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155
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&
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.
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6
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233/4 May 29
713/4 Jan
2
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158 Ma
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124
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104
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67
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100
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96 Ma Mar
*59 Ma
124
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167 Ma
27 Ma Jan
[
66%
68
123 Mi
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of Colorado
132 Ma
133
67 Ma
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div
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69 Ma Dec 26
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67 Ma
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,
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103
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100
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92
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M
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3
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20
67 Ma Feb
3,400
,
102 Ma
100
Service
Corp of America
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
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preferred class A
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126 Ma Aug 21
250
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104Mi
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common
Pillsbury Co
53,900
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Phillips
5,900
20 M2
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5
3.90%
5,000
>
26 Mb
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27
10
98
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26 Mi
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13
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98
253/4
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12%
13 Mi
12 Ma
13%
5
2
22 M2 Jun
77
100
18
10
2
77%
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
6
4
20,400
107,700
77
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14
88 Mi May
2
15 Mi
36 Ma
1013/4
91
10
Jan
15 Mb
35 Ma
*100 3/4
90 Ma Apr
3
813% Jan
69
15 Mi
37%
100
24
22
84Mi Jan
26% Apr
15
36%
343/4
27
Feb
15 Ma
*102 Ma
413/4 Apr
7,500
10,400
38 Ms
100
106% Jun
143/4
13
No par
4.30%
14 Ma
37%
14%
1
preferred.
preferred ,
preferred
5
4,700
143/4
15 Ma
5
(Chas) & Co Inc
Feb
400
6 Mi
15%
Permutit Inc
3.80%
713/4 Jan
1003/4 Nov 27
12% Jun, 22
Pfizer
144 Ma
6 Mb
14
14 Mi
'
Pfaudler
144 Ma
6M8
145
6
39
IB
Cement
Gas
Petroleum
.4.40%
103
6 Mi
6
6%
100
preferred
Petrolane
1
Mar
91 Mi Jun
145
146
38 Mi
Corp
Co
6 Mi
39Ma
par
convertible preferred
Milk
4
105
5
18% Jun
64
1013/4 May 20
283/4 May 2
19
30 Ma Oct
67
5%
6M»
100
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pet
Jan
Xl45
146M2
146
r.
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com
Pennsylvania RR
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>
59% Mar 14
24
97
'
Permanente
16 Ma Jun
87 Ma Mar 27
24
40
26
843/, Feb
July 16
80 Ma July 25
42
Oct 24
57 Mo
38%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
27
Phila Electric Co
2
6
July 10
8
57%
3
Corp
series preferred
36 Mb May 22
6
29% Jan
57 Mo
50
Phelps-Dodge Corp
2
Jun
61 Mb Oct
4.40%
52 3/4 Mar
100
58
1
Penn Power & Light
4Ma%
preferred
54% May 9
62% Jun 13
34% Mar 20
57%
4,400
15 Mi
1®
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
623/o Jan
May 29
24,600
13%
.5
preferred
47
98
26 Ma Oct
conv
57% Mar 15
15
19 Ma
1
Industries
303/4 Jun
Jan
19 Mi
25
preferred
24% May 31
82
101
4.68%
Perkin-Elmer
24
13 Ms
20
1
Tool
48 Mi Jan
35% Oct
99 Ma Mar
19 Ma
5
,
Pepsi-Cola Co
493/4 Oct
May 27
:
13
% May 15
63
prior
conv
51 Ma May
12 Ma Jun
t,99
5
Apr
,
20 Mo
15%
1
common
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
13 % Jan
33
101% July 13
29
Apr
:
98 Mi Apr
31
19%
14
No par
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
:
,
39 Mb May 29
37
Jun
3
Jan
20%
15%
No par
Penick & Ford
26
Feb
19%
1
Transportation
Pendleton
.
May 22
Oct
.
20%
58M4
100
Peabody Coal Co
May 31
r
25,200
20
57%
14
50c
preferred
Parmelee
7% Oct
r
32%
31%
14Mi
5
Electronics
Papercraft Corp
> Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
May 22
18 Mi Oct
42 Mi Oct
46
143/4
31%
31 Ma
6M1
14%
American Sulphur
70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe Line
No par
4
9Mi Jan
48 Mi
Ltd
Pan
'
52% Mar 19
143/i
32
7,800
2
2
14%
31%
144 Mi
Apr
2
54% Jan
14%
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146
157
9V4 Jan
22
14%
31 Mi
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31 Mi Oct
14%
32 Ml
20,600
3
101% May 25
18% Feb
2
15
11%
12
27
17
147/s
32Mb
Jan
lOMt Jun
17
*16%
573/s
153/a Jan
101
2,700
101
*16%
17
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3,300
34
*100
31%
20
38 Ma Mar 22
335/8
101
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17
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34
333/4
101
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25
106 Mi May 25
343/4
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34%
101
823/4
100 Ma
82
100 Ma
57 Mi
22
14
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84
100%
11%
7 Ma Oct
28% May 29
83
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31%
10 Mi Jun
25% Jun
84
100
57%
15
98 V* July 25
95
Jan
3
83
100
1,170
3,300
11 Ma
17% Jan
41
57 Ma
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25
25
22%
57
11%
13% Apr
23 Mi Jun
223/4
57 Ma
32
5
' May 29
22
23 Mi
57 Mi
57 MB
21 Mb
22 Ma
233/a
57
•••"
847/s
.
6,600
11%
5
37
34,500
23 Ma
31%
Pacific Lighting
Petroleums
25
143/4 Nov
4
11%
113/4
23 Mb
12
25
11
15
115/s
11%
23 Mb
2,100
32
6% Jun
40
28,800
11%
2
16
50%
31%
27
1
16
30
49%
12
5% Jan
58M2 Feb
16 Ma
29 Ma
49%
32
144 Mi Jun
24
16 Ma
30
49
11% >12
16 Ma
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11%
12
Oct
>>> 16 Ma
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31%
26
31
163/4
30
50
79,400
1
7% Jan
1
31 Ms Mar 12
96
42 Mi
5,900
•
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
14 2/7
6% preferred
:
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp_
1
158 3/4 Feb
53% May
II10 Ml Mar
23% Mar
413/4
Pacific
2
,
42 Mi
14MiMayl3
393/a Jan
5
41 Mi
10
36 Ma
43 Ma
' 100 Mi
34 Ma
34%
101
::7 7
59
84
100
1,400
96 Ma
35 Mi Apr
61%
May 29
May 28
84 Ma
100 Ml
18
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353/4
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12 Mb
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173/4
'
36 Mi
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23
57%
!
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Corp._._.__No par
May 29
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96 Ma
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—
„
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80
17
14%
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5
Inc_5
10
26 Ms
142 Mi Oct
59 Ma
■
6.25
Corp
Aggregates
&
23
59
1
Electric
&
47
.
223/4
.
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23
42
Ma.:.
23
12 Mb
1
Intermountain
Jan
„
233/4
353/8
30
50
101
17%
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16 Ma
293/4
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16 3/4 Jun
25
443/a
16%
common
16
25
7
50%
com
called
$5 preferred
9714 Jan
5
44 Ma
30 Mi
preferred
Oxford
43 Mi
i6m4.
No par
-
-
Jan
1
30
Over-pite Transportation Co
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
105
353/4
50
5
84% Jun
24
Mar
1
27
96 Ma
35 Ma
5
Utilities
Elevator
68% May 14
2314 Jun
21
100
Mar 23
43
25
53% Jan
17%
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30c
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet. Co
Rockland
&
xl7%
'
96 Ma
17%
18
,35%
3.125
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
1714 May 13
4
48
Jan
23%
23 3/t
97
17%
5
7
23 Ma
233/4
353/8
44 "
7.50
Gas
3
76
4614 Oct
Oct
Natural
*101
101
97
100
preferred
105
101
20
preferred
4%
4.24%
Oklahoma
2414 Mar
Oct~24
28
13
1714 Jan
15
41
1414 May 29
10% Oct
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
2
95 Mi NOV
25
Jun
19
,Apr
24
2914 Oct
43%
25
31
88 Ma Jan
26
May
15
Ohio Edison Co common
1
v
"
17,900
42 Mi
43 Ma
75 500
75
763/8
21,700
65Ma 663/4
*144Ma 146
32%, 32%
3,400
50
Q
5
68 Mb
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
*144Ma
common
.
33Ma
23.
I
68Mo
147
33Ma
33Ma
67Ma
68Mi
1443/4 l443/4
32%
32%
1,200
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6277
198
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
V//V".V
STOCKS
.
Year 1962
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
R
63% Mar 14
56
Jan
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
May 22
28 y8 Sep
45
Jan
10
32% Jun
26
40
Jan
24
21% Jan
2
15 % Feb
26
18 y4 Jan
7
38% Jun
27
10
12% May 29
8
30% Feb
■'
13
2
.
74% Jun
13
Radio
1st
71%
7t%
71%
703/4
68%
79
79%
78%
79%
78%
78%
78%
34%
35%
34
34%
32%
33%
32%
17%
10%
17%
10%
17%
17%
16%-
17%
17
Ralston Purina Co
Ranco
Inc
2.50
Oct
24
40y2Jun
11
7% Jun
25
14% Feb
8% Jan
2
44% May 14
12% May 24
16% May 29
24 y4 Apr
21% Jan
2
30% Jun
21% Apr
22
30 y2 Jan
7% Jan
21
12% May 31
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14
18% May 20
14% May 20
29% May 28
Red
17% Feb
Reed Roller Bit Co
25
May 29
5% Oct 24
12
Nov
Oct
8
1
41 % Feb
10y4 Feb
19
Jan
13% Jan
24
22% Mar
13%
Oct~24
10% Oct
13 y2 Jan
9% May 17
5
21% Jun
8
23
2iy4 Feb
12
12
Jan
2
10
May
14
15y4 Jun
7
Random
8
4%
21
Reeves
9
23
16% Jan
4
8
14
Jun
19
Reichhold
25
19% Apr
6
18% Jan
4
23 y2 Apr
22
Reliable
28
49% Jan
4
38% Jan
3
47% Jun
17
Reliance
Elec
9% Jun
13% Mar 26
20 y2 Jan
17
Reliance
Mfg
53
69
Jan
17
14
23
Jan
23
76
Jan
30
12
24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
May 28
6% Oct 24
.
Jan
2.
15 y2 Jun
27
18% Feb
2
loy4 Apr
19
28
Oct
30
Nov
7
31
Oct
24
20 y4 Oct
26
2
29
20 y2 Jan
27
41 y4 Jan
4
23% Jan
48
Jan
8
50 % Nov
14
49% Jan
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
Jan
4
103/a
10
10%
41
40%
41
*40%
113/4
12 Va
113/4
12
11%
11%
29 Va
29%
29%
293/4
28%
295/a
273/4
28%
273/4
23%
24%
23%
233/4
11%
41% Apr
43 y4 Jan
5
36 % Jan
Revere
67% Mar 13
40 % Jan
48% May 31
48% Jan 24
Revlori
Inc
37 Va Jan
7
11
15% Feb
3% Jun
25
5'% Dec
24
90
102
Mar
110
102% Jan
4%%
28
Jan
38 Va Mar
Feb
88 y4 Feb
8
14
10% Jan
15% Jun
24
7
4% Jan
4%%
47% May 14
87
11%
17
17
50
16%
16%
14%
14%
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133/4
13%
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27%
27%
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273/4
27%
273/4
27%
13%
27%
13%
273/4
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15%
*15%
15%
153/8
15%
15%
15%
Mar 14
53y4 Jun
6
28
Rhodesian
47% Apr
10
16
15% Oct
24
34% Mar 26
19% Jan
29 Vs Jun
18
Ritter
20
Oct
24
42% Feb
12
2B% Mar 19
22 y4 Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
26 y4 May 11
37% Dec
31
37% Jan
Feb
8
124% Dec
5
May 29
27
38
34 Vb Jan
104
Feb
Dec
18
15% May 29
24 y4 Jan
25
16 % Mar
14
29% Feb
12
21
Aug 30
May 29
25
97
31% Mar 15
Selection
Robertshaw
2
43
2
12
Mar 19
4
Mar 18
4%
Ronson
2
39% Jun
17
2
38
Feb
6
26
43%, Jan
2
5
8 % Jan
2
1
49% May
10% Jan 17
9
Dec
7% Oct 23
14% Feb
11% May 29
17 Vb Jan
4
25
11
11% Jun
26
13% Jan
Oct
26
41
5
26 Va Apr
29
31% Feb
10% Jun
29
11% Jan
21
Oct
26
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
7% Oct
24
18% Feb
13
Jan
58% Jun
21
96
63%
*60%
63
153/4
16
9%
10
16
93/4
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16
16
37%
46%
38%
41%
20
63
15%
15 %
155/a
15%
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9%
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16%
153/4
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37
16
16
16
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373/4
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37%
36%
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37%
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47%
46%
47%
46
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6,400
800
44,200
46%
3,500
41
413/4
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40%
41
34%
35%
33%
345/a
33%
34
15,600
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33%
34%
32%
34%
33%
34
79,600
51%
52
52
51%
51%
51%
51%
515/s
52
109%
393/8
108 3/4
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109
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39%
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38%
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5%
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5%
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545%
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54%
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56
57%
55
56
533/4
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313/4
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31%
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28
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;
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;;
17,700
153%
5%
57%
'
28
42%
143/4
15
28,800
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31%
273/4
31%
27%
27%
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3,500
4,700
1
25%
25%
25%
25%
243/4
253/a
24%
24%
243/8
243/4
No par
33%
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33%
33%
333/4
33%
34%
10
41%
41%
41
413/a
40 3/4
4iy4
40-%
40%
40%
40 %
2,200
5
Corp
42%
43%
413/a
42%
41%
41%
403/4
41%
41%
42%
95,300
125%
126%
1223/4
122%
124%
6,100
__5
126
100
*95%
126%
123
125
98
*95%
98
17
1
17%
Xl63/4
17%
16%
*95%
122
98
*95%
16%
98
*95%
8,200
98
163/8
16%
25
25%
24%
ZZZ-Zl
25%
24%
16%
243/o
24%
16%
245/8
24%
24%
6,200
35%
37%
353/4
35%
34%
35%
34%
345/a
343/4
35%
3,700
1
36%
37
35%
36%
35%
35%
34%
35%
343/4
35
20 g
46%
46%
46%
47
463/4
47%
46%
47%
47 Vb
47%
99,200
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10,200
11%
113/4
9%
*11%
9%
113/4
93/a
11%
113/4
1,900
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
7,500
1,100
17
17
11%
12 3/4
28,500
58%
15,600
,
,_J
_i
Corp
Cola
Co
Petroleum
Co
93/a
__________1
11%
12
11%
26%
27%
27
27%
14%
14%
14%
.
11%
1
5
14%
System
*60s/8
153/a
9%
Co
Ryder
63
600
35%
Co
Elec
Corp
Ruberoid
12
Jun
*60%
16%
*60%
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
10
14
63%
3,200
10
McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
1
19% Jan
2,200
16
42%
Royal
10
Jun
2
16 y2 Mar 21
9
15
45%
16
1.25
_
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
45%
16
No par
Co
D)
46
15%
34%
Telephone
(Geo
*45 %
16%
34%
Inc
Corp
Roper
46
41%
preferred series A
Rohr
45%.
16%
36%
Corp
Corp
9
46%
16%
42%
common
8
46
17
16%
*60%
13%
35
Ltd
Rohm
May 24
46%
16%
1
Rockwell-Standard
17% Jan
46
100
21
97
213/a '
12%
35%
Co
43% Jun
27 % May
5
21%
2.50
&
Haas
12,800
22
__100
Rochester
&
12%
*21%
13%
34%
com
11
137 y2 May 23
125/8
22
13
50
Trust
Controls
Gas
13Va
*21%
No par
Apr
18% Jan
27'% Apr
Jan
Rochester
1,000
13%
213/4
1
Company
3
135/8
13%
213/4
Co__~_2.50
Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
28% May 31
34 y4 Jun 28
26% Jan
21V2 May 29
33 % Jan 10
44
94
3
135/8
500
15%
13%
5
Richfield
36% Apr
13%
133/4
300
1,600
1,700
21%
10
series
Richardson-Merrell
2
Jan
13%
5,800
13%
100
pref
Manufacturing
Vs May 22
65% Feb 21
13%
22,200
21%
10
Tobacco
3.60%
13%
22,100
?
5
7
4^;
2nd
14
13%
*27%
15%
4
l
preferred
(R. J.)
Preferred
Rheem
39
15
113/4
173/a
I
;
conv
Reynolds
30% May 28
17% Oct
115/8
*17
preferred series A
37% Mar 19
90
12%
173/4
50c
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
44% Mar 14
Jun
22%
12%
*17%
Steel
32% May 11
24% May 11
'
235/8
123/s
17%
50c
Rexall
37 y4 Jun
26
73
223/4
12%
Corp.:
Copper & Brass
8% Jun
25
24%
17%
20,700
10
34% Jan
52% Jan
1,500
12%
Eng Co
Co common
3%% series
convertible
4,300
41
24
_
4
$1
10%
10
t
50
Corp
Jan
Republic
.
28%
23 Va
113/4
&
60
8
Oct
10%
41
12%.
Chemicals
Stores
98,200
2,300
10%
50c
19
16
4,000
No par
No par
24
86% Nov
40
16% May
17%
IZ50
Mar 12
2
17,500
17%
41%
preferred
2nd preferred
17
Jan
335/8
173/a
12%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic
Corp common
52% May 21
14
79
33%
10%
Conv preferred
26
6% Jan
12 V2 Oct
69%
79
33%
41
Inc.
Oct
68%
79
12%
Stores
Bros
70
I
41%
1st
non-cum
Owl
69
11%
common
non-cum
4%
72%
41
5
Co
Shares
1
No par
Co
Reading
the Week
June 28
Inc__3.33%
Inc
16% Oct
51% Aug 30
1
.
International
31 % Jun
9
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond
Rayonier
Raytheon
5
15% May
House
Friday
June 27
2.50
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
June 26
com_No par
No par
Corp of America
$3.50
Wednesday
June 25
Mv,
.
71 % May 29
Tuesday
June 24
par
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES f
J
Monday
EXCHANGE
♦14
No par
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17
17%
2.50
12%
13%
12%
13%
12%
123/4
12
-
12%
Inc
■r
9,200
5,100
3,100
s
36% May 29
89i
6034 Jan
2
453/8 Feb
4
Jun
28
94% Nov
16
91 % Apr
22
352% Jan
26
352% Jan
26
22% Jun
26
Feb
Safeway
1
...
37
Jan
4
16% May 29
135/8 Jun 25
20% May 21
68% Oct
8
81
22% Oct
23
21 % Mar
Dec
1
31
393/a Mar 12
25
19
Jan
7
Jan
10
343/8 Jun
21% Feb
20
183/4 Jan
26'% Jun
24
92
Jun
21
22
Jan
15
13% Jan
10
Sangamo Electric Co
35
Jan
395/8 Mar 15
2
10
Jan
11
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
18 Vb Jan
2
103/a Jun
26
27% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
9% Jan
15
8 3/4 Oct
19
10 3/a Jan
30% Oct
1
605/8 Feb
9
1
27
45% Jan
16
4
35% Jan
16
11% Jan
9
6% Jan
2
23
98 % Feb
14
65 3/8 Feb
12
10% Oct 24
Oct
28 3/8 Apr
23
11% May
50
Oct
23
533/8 Dec
28
51
Jun
25
Oct
25
42 34 Jan
2
31
Mar 15
87
Jan
77
Jan
16
Dec
18
86
90
Feb
6
99% Dec
31
19
Oct
23
26 Vb Jan
30
7434 Jan
5
82
12
77
3% Oct 22
Jun
7
27
10
Mar
7
753/4 Apr
16% Jan
26
59
Jan
22
3634 Apr
26
23
8
92
Apr
5
97% Jan
9
102
Jan
28
21% Jan
2
2934 Jun
21
Jan
18
2
82
Jun
6 3/4 Feb
7
434 Jan
25
33 Vb Dec
31
32% Jan
2
3
17% Jan
2
22% Jun
12% Jun
28
59
293/4 Mar 19
Jun
25
8 8 34 Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
63/4 May 29
103% Oct 12
12% May 29
63/8 Jun
30% Jun
5
Jan
Mar
17
6
Jan
4
7% Jun
4
Aug
7
103 % Jan
8
18% Jan
3
13% Jun
24
1134 Mar 30
9% Jan
2
34% Jan
1434
104
5% Apr
14
Jun
4
16
Seiberling Rubber Co
May 20
11% Jan
106
22
Servel
Mar 12
16Vs Jun
S
7
15% Mar 18
45% Feb
12
30
43% Apr
2934 Jan
4
183/4 Jan
2
24% Jan
23
23% Mar 28
11% Jan
2
17% May
2834 Oct
23
Shamrock
Shattuck
3454 Jan
16
44% Jun .28
23
Dec
31
22% Feb
11
16
225/s Jan
15
19% Jan
2
24% May
3
25% May 23
Jan
16
Oct
22
21
19
Jun
27
33% Jan
10
Simmons
Simonds
Jan
7
28% Apr
15
2
46% Apr
793/4 Jun
30
Sinclair
24
26% May 22
40 % Feb
5
22
63
14
62
19 % Oct
24
3534 Mar
20
45
44
May 29
% Jun 25
Jun
29% Jan
Mar
1
12
Singer
Skelly
Oil
333/4 Jun
12
Smith
(A
5
2354 Jan
2
49% Jun
20
Smith-Douglass
72% Feb 28
6034 Mar 20
Jun
*143/4
14%
143/4
143/4
14%
143/4
14%.
14%
14%
14%
900
6,500
16%
153/4
16
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
6,800
21%
213/a
21%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
213/4
5,600
14%
15
14%
15
14
14%
133/4
14%
13%
13%
4,400
43%
: v-
43%
433/4
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
43,000
2.3%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/o
23%
23%
23%
233/4
10,200
23 Va
23%
23%
233/a
23
233/a
22%
23
225/8
23%
5,300
9%
X8%
8%
83/4
16%
16%
16%
163/a
163/a
213/4
21%
22
22
9
41
445/a
44%
83/4
8%
83/4
8%
10,800
16 3%
16 3/8
16%
16%
16%
2,500
22%
22%
22%
23%
23
24%
7,800
41
5,300
9 I
41%
40%
41
40 3/4
40%
*28%
29%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
5,000
44%
433/4
443/a
43%
,44%
43%
44%
78
31,900
11,600
41%
41%
41%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
263/4
27%
27%
44%
44%
44%
78
-
700
.68%
21%
56 5/s
58
57.
54
Feb
21% May
79
3
Jun
13
21
56%
56%
57%
56%
*52%
523/4
523/4
*523/4
40%
40%
40%
42%
8%
*
Sugar
com
preferred
5%
Co
Co
Railway
non-cum
Mobile
&
(A G)
9% Jun
25
Sparton
Spencer
12
98% Feb
7
25
383/a Mar
1
25
Jan
3
32 % May 16
25
86
8
82 Vb Jan
2
903/4 Jun
20
Sperry
$4.50
tr
Corp
preferred
$4.50
*53
40%
40
40%
40
40 3/4
1,600
41%
413/4
41 %
42
42
42%
28,000
*33%
100
*33 V*
34
24%
233/4
24
24
24
31%
313/4
313/4
32
31%
31%
65,100
54
54%
54%
54%
53%
15,100
56
56
36 %
72,200
65 3/a
66
66
66%
16,300
21%
21%
21
21
66%
21
81
*77%
38
37%
37%
16%
16%
16%
14%
35%
21
81
14%
37
65%
663/4
213/a
14%
7,800
36
52
37%
66
,
52%
51%
*77%
16%
55
513/4
36%
*21
37%
54
55
37%
81
1
53%
553/8
52
52%/
21
1
54
543/4
56
663/4
14%
*77%
3/a
373/a
*37%
16
16%
143/8
14%
-
81
*77%
36%
37
*15%
15%
4,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
11,400
95/8
18,000
9%
95/a
93/8
9%
9%
9%
93/4
.93/4
32%
313/4
32%
31%
313/4
30%
31
30 3/a
*95%
96
*95%
95%
95%
95%
95 V2
95%
95%
15%
95 %
15-3/8
15
15%
14%
15
95%
94%
95
29%
293/4
*90%
903/4
No par
29%
No par
*90 V*
"T
•
*
29%
91
**"'
:
*95
95%
293/4
29
90%
*90%
'
'
'
5,700
15%
9%
50c
1,800
37%
153/4
36 3A
313/4
100
500
81
6
25
1,600
51%
54
20%
■
-
53%
65%
100
56
34
*33%
*55%
*77%
common
34
200
24%
No par
20
common
53%,..
24%
34
."2.50
common.
preferred
53%
313/4
36%
preferred
Rand
53 %
24
1
Co
7,300
6,100
8
31%
*33%
52
Corp
15,000.
3/4
573/4
57%
53%
403/4
24%
37%
Co
8,100
32
52%
Inc.—
8%
4,100
31%
52%
ctfs
;
61%
24%
r 36%
Service
& Bros
Chemical
Spiegel Inc
34
83/4
.
1
No par
Industries
16 % Jun
34
8 5/8
9
613/8
8%
*55%
common
Southwestern Public
4.20%
41%
7.50
(Del)
stock
Spalding
1
40%
El.No par
preferred
Ohio
Spartans
Feb
403/4
5
5
Pacific
.
'
53%
40%
25
Southeastern Public Service Co
Southern California Edison
Southern
9
2.50
Co
Rico
18
97
°
56%
15% Jun
353,4 May 23
61
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5% preferred
50
4
81
15%
38%
22%
21%
19% May 23
see page 23.
3,100
673/4
20% Jun
For-footnotes,
6,300
15
22%
8%
6
24
15%
15%
15
68%
2
Apr
15%
15%
15
67%
38% Jun
93
30
15%
15%
~
21%
j
9
7%
107%
68 3/a
333/a Mar
97
75/8
*105%
-
22%
Southern
12% Mar 26
73/4
107%
67%
24
3
7%
*105%
7%
105
21%
663/4 Jun
7
73/,
105
8%
Southern
6% Jan
7%
106%
23%
24
25% Mar 19
7%
"105
4,000
67%
37% Jun
94% May
7%
7%
•,V.:
2,200
27,000
8%
Southern Indiana Gas &
Southern Natural Gas Co
90
Mar
89%-
67
18
2
Sep
33%
22%
25
24 Va Jan
May
12%
12%
66%
Jun
10% Oct 22
Aug 16
12%
33%
88%
125/e
23%
May 13
2
3,500
34
*12%
13%
8%
7
24
13
4%
66%
53
26
17,600
11,300
1
57
953/4 Dec
39%
21%
4%
89%
No par
573/4 Apr
42% Jan
393/8
21
4%
39
Platinum
&
Jan
-"8% Jan
40%
21%,
45/a
23%
Gold
Amer
Jan
3
393/s
21
45/o
19,000
25,000
43
15
39%
21
64%
50
25
393/a
21%
4%
63%
51% Jan
Oct
4%
40%
21%
64%
25
Jan
43/4
39%
22%
63
18
4
4%
393/4
65V4
Jan
24
4%
64
Feb
90
10
65 3/a
33
Jan
81%
21%
...
27
10s/8 Mar
10
*78%
783/4-
12,200
39%
50c
4
15
783/4
283/4
21%
No par
15
5
81%
101 %
28%
'28%
65
22
2
283/4
*78%
50
101%
102
28%
653/B
30% Jan
263/4 Jan
*100%
64%
16
47% Jan
81%
102
28%
Smith Kline & French Labs.No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
16
23
*100%
293/8
68% Apr 29
69 % Apr 16
Jan
934 Oct
*78%
102
59,300
233/4 Feb
353/8 Mar
29
32
33
2234 May 29
11
Nov
1
"100%
1,900
91
45%
25
_
102
*100%
*90
43%
24
21
90
45
17 Vb Jun
19% Feb
90
8,400
42,300
433%
2734 Oct
55% Mar
90%
*90
12
45 3/a
Puerto
72% Jan
33%
113/i
43%
Jersey Gas
7
51
32%
12
45%
South
16
51
32%/:
433/4
South
31
51%
32%
48 3/a
28
Apr
51
33
46%
41.% Feb
75
51%
32%
90%
5
493/4 May 21
35% Feb 25
593/8 Feb
12 Va
513/4
33%
913/a
38a/4
Co Inc
2
2034 Dec
12
52
32%
913/a
76%
2
14
12%
51%
33%
91%
31%
323/4 Jan
Feb
12%
51%
323/4
763/s
28% Jan
May 29
18% July 5
12%
51%
6i%
32'
16
71
11,100
755/8
17
44
18,300
683/4
31%
40 % Jan
28 3/8 Mar
113/4
900
9%
%
61
443/4 Jan
16
9
68
76%
24
30% Feb
9%
68 5/a
32%
21% Oct
2154 May 29
83/4
67%
61
51% Mar 18
9
9%
673/4
8%
.67
603/4
24
30
12%
9%
69%
76
61% Apr
Mar 21
9
68
32%
21
May
9%
69
33
53% Jan
50
9
68
61%
Feb' 15
57 % Jan
6,200
12,700
u
335/8
1
Soo Line Railroad Co
53
33
77
South
May 29
39%
3234
603/4
3
36
38%
323A
32%
6
40 % Jun 26
38%
323/4
76%
233%Jun
10%' Feb
4
38%
33
32%
2
% Jan
10%
39%
33
61%
'4
303/4 Mar
10%
38%
77/
8% Jan
31% Mar 30
10%
33
323A
11% Jan
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
10%
40
10
58% Jan
May 28
39%
25
10
2
29
*10%
X33
15%
.
26
19
33%
No par
:
27
Feb
10%
40%
"16
Corp
9% Jan
53
10%,
10%
39%
1
Co
O)
593/4 Dec
58
10%
10
*32%
5
12% Nov
Mar 23
14,000
20,200
2.50
Co.
25
50
10%
21%
1
5% July 3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
2
10%
21%
106%
Inc
Co
633/4 Mar 22
2
10%
213/4
No par
Pattern
Oil Corp
3
10%
21
88%
No par
Jan
24,800
113/4
103/4
21%
*105
Co
23
11%
103/o
203/4
89%
1
Saw & Steel.
553/4 Jan
11%
11
21%
—No par
Corp
8
Feb~21
50 % Jun
115/8
10%
1
Corp
Simplicity
35% Jan
2 8 5/8 Oct
11%
6,400
33%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
11
11%
7,400
23,400
88%
28
32 3,4 Feb
37%
90
26 % Jan
41% Jun
31
37%
34
20
2
303/4
89%
21% Jun
28
31
37%
13%
33%
2
27 % Jun
30 3/8
37%
37%
90%
18
32% Jan
/•
31
>
13%
34%
19% Feb
19
Apr
32,200
91%
25 Va
91
89%
14
33% Mar 29
4,200
25%
:
91
33%
13 Vb Jan
56
20 5/8
20%
243/a
21%
13%
34%
______
24% Oct 24
15% Oct 24
12
20%
-24%
*91
20%
25%
92
v;
30%.
37%
7,500
5
3
Corp
(Frank G)__—
26% Oct 23
113/4
31%
37%
33
21%
80%
83/e Apr 26
2
16% Jan
May 23
11%
*79
Shell Oil Co
.1
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
Shoe Corp of America.
1
4
91
32%
333/a
160
94%
425
*325
11%
29%
Oil & Gas
Steel
243/4
91%
31%
335/o
20%
57%
*93%
94%
425
21%
29
:
Industries
20 %
26%
30%
*325
11
__100
_
Financial
C
Sharon
-
7
14% May 29
F
20%
26
58%
94'/a
94 %
425
33 Va
X37
57%
58%
*93%
*325
21%
25
;
common
Shahmoon
22
25
Inc
5.25 preferred
573/4
93%
20%
31%
113/4
58
33% / 33%
37%
No par
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck & Co
25
',18%
31%
1
:
425
*90
37%
No par
25
9034 May 22
24
934 Oct 24
92
„
36 % Apr
9% Oct
413/a Mar 20
26%
913/4
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
Seagrave
Corp
new
_____2.50
2
14
-14% Jun
May 28
26
100
com__1.40
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
40 V* May 29
23 Vb Jan
Jun
20%
par
5
$3.40 preferred
4
1134 July 30
21
par
Convertible preference
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1
Schlumberger N V
___l
SCM Corp common.
5
5%%
convertible preferred
50
Scott Paper Co common
No par
10% Jun
13
33%
5
Industries' Inc
93%
"325
10
Co
57%
94%
425
34%
20%
Schenley
Jun
49
24
*
58%
93%
*325
10
23% May 21
32% Apr
37
313/8 Aug 29
4% Oct 24
42% Jan
100
133/4 Apr
3434 Apr
3
16% Jan
8
57%
100
St Regis Paper Co.
San Diego Gas & Electric
San Diego Imperial Corp
26% Jan
40% Apr
May 29
273/4 May 29
1.66%
St. Joseph Lead Co
St. Joseph Light & Power
No
St L San Fran Ry Co com__No
Preferred series A 5%
24
79
Stores common
4%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
31%
96
14%
143/4
14%
14%
9434
943/4
*94%
95%
2 8 3/4
29%
2 8 3/4
29
*90%
90 3/4
903/4
90 3/4
8,100
310
177,300
330
15,600
50
\
22
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(22)
.
;
.
Monday, July 1, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
357/a Jan
24%Jun25
39% Dec
4
May 29
773/4 Jan
2
64
74'/a July .2
25
81
2
Square D
Staley A
E
19
Standard
Brands
22
74% Jun
853/4 Apr
15
$3.50
27
2
Jan
Co l
48% May 22
43% May 29
Jan
14% May 7
61% Feb 28
20% Feb
14
Standard
Kollsman
69 % Apr
24
Standard
Oil
81% May 29
98% Dec
93
98% Apr
9
13
$3.30
38
46% Jan
2
61
Jun
20
Standard
Oil of
2
683/4 Jun
28
Standard
85
July 17
95% Feb
11% Jun 25
41% Oct 22
21% Jun
90
29% Mar
25
Jun
22
22% Feb
18% Oct
24
6% May 29
22 *
Apr
16% Feb
2
9
7% Jan
29
Jan
24
31% Jan
12,000
2,500
73%
833/4
83
83
73%
74%
10,400
83
83
83
151%'
14%
15
11,900
65%
64%
65%
32,000
153/a
15%
15%
15
65%
64%
65 3/B
,64%
95
95
95 %
943/4
94%
943/4
61
951/4
"
60%
60%
94%
60%
59%
60%
67%
673/4
683/a
59%
67 3/4
60 3/s
68%
67%
613/4
68%
61%
62%
68%
61%
683/4
613/4
61%
621/4
62
92 %
*913/4
62%
61%
*92%
1
20
20
1334
14
47%
23%
47%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
20
24%
24%
233/4
24%
231%
233/4
1
1194
12
11%
113/4
11%
12
22
convertible
Corp coin
preferred
Pressed
Steel
Co
5
1
:
.
3
./;>
94
x92 %
93
131/4
13%
131/4
133/a
15,000
48%
*47%
483/4
*47%
483/4
300
■22%
22%
223/4
23
23%
23%
233/4
24
11%
11%
11%
11%
22
22%
22
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
22%
97/a
93/4
93/4
47% Jan
29
32% Jun
28
385/4 Jan
15
84% Nov
28
823/4 Jun
14
85
Feb
27
14% May 29
19% Jan
17
14% Jun
2,7
17% Feb
6
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
1
15%
16
15
15 %
55% Jun
913/4 Mar 26
71% Jan
18
Sterling Drug Inc
5
80%
803/4
79%
80%
2.50
26%
27%
26%
26%
15
34%
34%
34%
34%
93/4
26j/4
Stevens
33 3/8
Jun
27
84% May 16
28 % May 20
29% Jan
18
35% Apr
18
29% Feb
25
37% Jun
5
173/4 Jan
11
24% Jan
25
20% May 17
16 3/4 jan
11
20 % Jun
10
26
"Feb """"6
24%
Oct~22
23
Jun
25
34
Feb
28
15% Oct
26
33"% Jan
2
' Nov
18
9
37
38% Oct
24
70 % Feb
50 % Mar 20
58% Jun
10% Jun
25
16% Nov 23
14% Jun
27% May 29
33% Apr
24
31
Jan
2
21% May 29
44
15
23% Jan
2
When
May 29
6
Jan
17
103/4 Feb
8
Feb
83
v: Oct
43
17
May 29
21% Oct
24
21% Jan
92
83% Jan
85
May 14
Jan
15
283/4 Feb
8
503/8 Apr
34% Apr
25 % Jan
51% Jun
,/
May 29
6
795
12% Aug
1385 Feb
21
2
21
12% Jun
1559
15% Jan
2
20
Jun
26
1045
Jun
27
12% Oct
24
24% Mar 21
31% Oct
24
493/a Feb
27
22% Jun
25
47% Jan
i
Jan
4
29% Apr
2
18
Feb
2
15 3/4 Jan
2
193/s Jun
13
19
May
2
17% Jan
2
84
14%
14%
14%
14%
77%
78
78%
783/4
26
26%
26%
263/a
7,100
33%
■
.
783/4
26%
33%
33%
333/4
12,700
4,200
4.800
36%
35%
35%
35%
35
35 %
18%
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
193/4
193/4
5,500.
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,600
54
55
54
54%
541%
55
4,800
*14%
-V
6,500
1
557/3
55
54%
55%
1
147/3
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
41
4is/8
40%
41%
41
41
40
41
393/4
40%
30%
31
30%
4,600
30%
29
30i/8
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,500
6%
140,200
__1
1.25/
,_l
Gas
71/4
71/,
7
/
73/3
6%
7%
18
6%,
17%
181/4
18
18%
29%
29%
295/a
29%
5,700
24 3/3
24
241/4
24%
2,000
54%
53%
533/4
533/8
53 %
11,400
96%
97
*96%
97%
1
25
25
25
25
54
55
543/4
551/4
541/a
5
25%
26
26
26%
25
Corp
Sun
Chemical Corp common
$4.50 series A preferred
18
Sun
18
Oil
Superior
Sweets
1
No par
Co
Oil
Oil
Co
483/4
of
.,9%
98%
x24
_
*96%
49
48%
1
33%
341/4
335/b
52%
52
10c
10%
11%
io5/8
California
25
10
12
14
1404
1418
1394
481%
483/4
47%
48%
5,100
33%
521/4
33
33%
33
33 3/a
57,400
513/4
52
52
521/4
3,100
17%
171/4
11%
12,300
41%
40V8
l
36%
36%
36i/4
i87/e
19 y8
19
25%
1384
171/4
401/8
17
17%
391%
39%
343/4
19%
10 5/a
1358
39
37
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
10%
1389
17%
'
!10%
1356
403/4
__1
10%
17%
40%
52
1412
xl7%
25
3,700
483/o
-
36
34 3/b
183/4
X183/8
10%
1365
*17
40
1390
1.800
17%
700
39%
39%
78.900
353/8
343/4
353/a
18%
18 3/a
18%
18%
11,700
12,200
T
Jun
27
29% May 29
55% Mar 23
4% May 29
11% Jan
24
16% Feb
14
15% Oct
31
25% Mar
45
Jun
25
61% Dec
14
May 29
6
1122% Mar 27
34% May 29
32% Jun 25
18% Mar
173/4 Jan
26
59% Jan
5
7% Jan
^
783/4
67,100
7
25% Nov
$1.25
4
Thompson
18
26% Jun
243/i Mar 13
25
57% Feb
53% Jan
25% Mar 26
16% Apr
26
69% Jun
20
$1.20
20% May 29
27% Jan
15
253/4 Mar
30% May 29
45
63% Jan
30
58% Jan
72 3/4 Jun
28
293/4 May
1
24
May 29
24
42% Feb
51
Jun
25
81% Jan
2
65% Feb
28% Jun
25
48% Feb
15
,44% Jan
2
133 % Feb
108
Jun
21
6% May 29
8% May 29
7% May 29
13
' Oct
34
23
May 29
141
Jan
8
18% Jan
2
153/4 Feb
14
20 % Jan
76% Apr
54
May
Toledo
Trane
3
4
483/a Jun
553/4 May 13
283/a May 15
49
May
8
37
Jun
3
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
143/4 Jan
2
Oct
29
52% Feb
5
24
3934 Jan
22
45 Va Apr
20
Jan
30
15% Oct
6% May 29
11% Jan
2
7% Jun
2
3
11
34%
36%
353/8
39 %
37%
38%
*37%
3iy4
303/8
32
313/a
313/s
14,100
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/8
29%
293/4
29
283/4
28%
281/4
Jan
29%
22
553/a
36%
39
500
12
11
11%
11%
113/4
12
12'A
19,700
3,000
T 700
55%
54%
55%
543/4
55
55
56 3/s
9,700
*90%
92
29%
.
28%
*92
93
92
92
No par
*30%
31
*30%
31
30%
307/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
600
10
25%
26%
25%
26%
253/4
26%
253/8
25%
253/4
26 %
94,800
25
25%
25%
253/a
25%
25%
253/B
*25%
253/8
*25%
25%
2,600
No par
68
*18%
683/8
68 %
69%
68%
69%
68%
691/4.
68%
68%
24,700
1
18%
*18%
183/4
*18%
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18 3/4
1,300
5
Bearing
283/4
28%
283/4
29
283/4
29%
283/4
283/4
28 3/a
28%
10.000
70
713/4
71
72
713/4
72%
72
721/4'
72
723/4
8.500
233/8
24
Co
No par
*90%
92
10
24
24%
24%
24%
241/4
23 3/a
23%
233/4
2
Electronic
Trans-World
i
*11%
12
56%
*38
93
73%
74
72%
73
72%
723/4
71%
72%
71
72
2,100
2
50Vb
50%
50 3/a
51%
50%
51%
50 %
511%
50 3/a
51
13.400
100
150%
150%
149 %
149%
151%
152%
150%
151
1
Co
Transitron
3
6
36%
22,200
17,400
31,000
*92
Transamerica Corp common
4%% conv preferred
15
52%
30%
151
2,300
57/3
5%
57/8
5%
53/4
5%
55/a
5%
5%
l03/a
10%
103/8
10%
103/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,900
17%
18%
17%
17%
16%
17%
16 3/4
17%
16%
17%
18,700
17%
173/3
17 %
17%
17%
173/a
16 3/4
17%
163/4
17 -
1
46%
46%
46%
467/8
46
46%
45%
461%
453/4
46
55%
55%
55
55
55%
55%
55
55
55
55
1,100
1
25%
25%
233/4
27
237/a
24%
233/i
24%
233/4
24
45,200
50
Inc
Financial
152
5,200
50
Corp__
*47%
*47%
48
473/4
473/4
48
48
30%
31%
30
31%
l
22% Apr
513/4
313/4
5
25
52
39%
trans World Airlines
16% Feb
6,700
51%
31
4
23
65%
22%
*39
5%
34% Apr
51% Feb
37%
653/e
22%
323/3
io3/a
31
46
35%
36%
65"%
23%
397/3
1
10% Jan
May
37
77%
65%
23%
>
3i3/4
1
19
42 3/a Mar
36%
Transwestern Pipeline Co
14% Jan
55
52%
3
123/a Apr
193/4 Jun
8
51%
29%
Realty & Construction
Edison
52%
♦so
100
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
|
159% May
3
73/4 jan 24
5% Mar 26
93% Mar
1
Roller
Tishman
3
513/4
55%
preferred
Timken
25
Jan
54
*11%
com
4% preferred
Thor Power Tool Co
25% Mar 20
2
25
24%
5
Tidewater Oil common
Oct
653/4
233/4
1
4
Jun
653/8
24%
7.59
4
15
803/4
65%
1
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
24
77%
65%
24
53
.No par
R)
(J
823/4
65%
24%
5
preferred
conv
81%
65%
50c
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
Thomas & Betts Co
30% May 31
11
81%
.
24
No par
60% May
8
93% May 27
33% Feb 13
45
15% Oct
l
Texas Utilities Co
Textron Inc common
30
Feb
Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
„lo
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
55% May 21
38% Jun
7
40% Jun
3
46%
68,700
79%
35% Apr
29% Jan
23% Jan
26,000
20%
763/4
2
19% Mar
13%
833,8
Texas Instruments
13
2
29% Jan
67,800
18%
3,700
Jan
Apr
23% Feb
71
18%
62,700
32
36
70%
18 3/8
49,600
25% Jan
24
20%
71%
20
703/8
18%
143/o
273/4 Mar
15% Oct
20%
71%
18 3/a
59%
33% Mar
25
20%
70 5/s
187/3
46%
44 Va Jan
25% Oct
20%
71%
183/4
143/8
25
89% Jan
20%
703/4
46 3/a
25
Apr
53/4
573/4
18 3/s Jun
88 %
5%
601/4
143/4
19% Jun
12
5 s/8
463/4
24
Jan
53/4
14%
29% Mar 21
83
3,100
53/4
20%
58%
50% Jan
14
5 5/s
5%
20%
'46%
31 % Mar
11
53/8
53/4
20 Vb
597/8
15 %
51% Nov
12
53/4
1
Co__5
463/4
22% May 29
26% May 29
Jan
1,900
24,400
143/4
16% May 15
89% Jun
4
50 Vb Mar 20
6 3/a
25%
58%
I
65% May 22
11 "
65/b
25%
463/4
25% Feb
2^% Mar
2,500
6%
253/4
15%
3
Jan
6%
25
593/3
2
Jan
■:
463/4
17% Jan
66
6 3/a
253/4
15
47% Jan
29% Dec
6%
25%
6%
27
58%
7
24
6%
253/4
153/3
4
19
6%
27%
59
29
25
g%
263/4
463/4
21% Feb
17
1
12%c
2,100
11,700
15%
52 % Nov
Jun
44
58%
15
,
333/4
43%
46%
2
11
10
25
33%
44%
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
41% Jan
Apr
23% Jan
37% Jun
25
34%
433/4
72
18%
125 % Jan
23% Oct
25%
33%
443/4
183/4
22
-24% Mar 20
25
353/a
44
71%
22
5
25%
34%
443/4
12.50
Oct
Apr
25
357/8
44%
Texaco Inc_
13
33% May 29
13% July 19
37% Jun 25
1
26
35 Vb
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
19
49% May 22
62% Jun 11
133/4 Mar 26
25%
35%
45
Jun 24
2
4
57
26
35%
45
5
,
Jun
16% Jan
11% Oct
49
1
4.5o
:
Technical Material Corp
TelAutograph Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission
30
72
7
Co
(James)
Inc
Inc
Tandy Corp
25
21% Apr
2
Broadcasting
Talcott
23
41 % Mar
453/4 Mar 29
52 3/4
Talon
29% Jan
5 % Mar 26
2
Taft
48% May
9
73/4 Jan 25
7
4
5% Jun
2
43/4 Oct
32% Jun
t!30% Jan
28% May 20
42% Jan 18
Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
48
30%
1
Twin Industries Corp_
,
31%
31%
31%
8%
8%
8%
8%
22%
21%
-
8
8 3/a
7%
21%
20 5/a
4,700
9,600
200
30%
45.300
73/4
21
48%
29%
8
21
*48
14,000
73/4
4,600
21%
4,200
u
15
Oct
7
24
19 Va May 15
Jun
25
10 3/4
16 3/4 Oct
23
30% Oct
23
27% Jah
53% Jin
31% May 29
Jun
83
27
943% July 24
78
Mar 22
15
38
433/4 Mar 15
34% Jan
26% Apr
22
7
100
13
78
Dec
19
84 Va Jan
18
92
Dec
28
69% Jan
3
22.
;
20
Nov
2
8
% Oct 23
20% Jun
23%
47%
473/8
47%
47%
46 5/8
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
4,000
38%
39
36%
3 8 3/a
36%
37
36
365/8
355/8
36%
22,300
4
Union
Carbide
105
106
103%
105 %
102 %
44,700
Electric
103%
27%
102 %
Union
/ 26%
27%
17,000
1003/4
1003/4
460
41% May 24
2
82
Jan
14
74% Jun
25
Mar 14
95
12
8% Jan
93/8 Feb
25
26% Jan
353,8 Jun
12
23% Jan
32% Jun
4
113
Dec
5
102 % Dec
18
353/8 Mar 15
333/4 May 29
50 % Mar 16
33 Va Jan
2
42
33"% Mar 11
8 3/4 Jan
64
5
101
Jun
112
95% May 23
25
Jun 13
30% May
1
32
31
1 % Jan
35% Mar 16
For
footnotes,
see page 23.
33 Va Jun
Jan
21
Jan
30
15
May 22
77%
78 3/8
78 3/a
94%
50
72 5/a
733/4
12%
73%
12.600
10
40%
413/8
40%
41%
40 3/4
41%
40%
41
41
41%
40.600
9%
9%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
333/4
33%
34%
34 %
34%
5
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
26%
26
26 Vb
255/8
26
lo
42%
43%
42%
43 %
41%
421/4
38%
37%;
383/4
49,900
455/8
46%
12,900
—lo
5
common
9
46%
9%
_
of
Amer__No"par
Carton
Fastener
Corp
Corp
Corp
21
Mar 18
United Gas
6%
Corp
Improvement Co
46
9 V8
46 %
453/4
47
103
9
'
•
102
102
9%
i/V;;
1.400
101
101
400
*102
104
98
98
99
98%
98%
97%
97%
1,400
26%
26 %
263/4
26
263/4
253/4
26%
34,700
333/8
4.400
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
33%
20%
*20%
20 %
20%
20V4
36%
373/a
36%
36 y4
36
36/4
$5%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
48%
33%
33%
*20
33%
20%
*20.
36
20Y2
100
35%
353/8
2,300
8%
8%
8%
26,800
49%
483/4
483/4
2,300
473/4
48 3/i
5
19
19
19
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19
1
24
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
233/8
9,300
par
27%
273/4
273/8
273/4
27 %
27%
27%'
27%
26%
27%
20,700
10
3 8 Vb
38%
38%
385/8
38 3/8
38%
38%
38 3,4
38%
39 %
4.50
25%
5
47%
50
.49
483/4
4.000
common
26
25 Vb
25%
25 %
25%
25
25%
243/4
25%
20,700
3,500
22
22%
22%
22Vb
22
22 3/a
22
22%
22%
22%
2,900
1
18%
18 5/s
18 %
18%
18
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
9.800
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
7,200
25
50%
50%
503/4
50%
50 5/s
1%
50%
5,900
*33%
34%
*33%
34 %
*33%
34%
50%
33%
1%
50
503/4
34%
*33%
50
33%
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12,700
■
25
Mach
preferred
,$
17,400
.
26%-
♦96
*20%
...
40 3/4
46
453/a
10
United Shoe
5
Gas
107
y
9 %
2.50
1
United Electric Coal Cos
United Engineering & Foundry
United Financial Corp of Calif
United Fruit Co
No
*103
9 Va
103
47%
26%
United
*92
94%
~90
92%
73%
98%
Co
*92
92%
72%
94%
No par
:
Co
Corp
&
*92
94%
10
55% Feb
.■
77%
73%
United Greenfield Corp
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co
36
18%
73%
United
1 % Apr
28
78%
735/8
233/4 May 16
19% Jan 30
47 Va Jan
77%
102
72%
393/4 May
3
27% May 23
2
4
8
20
2
2
.
59
2
77%
102
25
Corp
United Biscuit
27% Apr
2
Jan
77%
8,400
85%
26%
11
17% Jan
*83%
98%
46% Jun
19.
85%
1
83/4 Feb
21% Jan
*83%
pfd_100
2
30 Vb
84%
pfd_100
Jan
2
*83%
conv
8
35 % Mar 14
84 %
conv
United Board
2
*83%
1956)
United-Carr
Jan
84%
1955)
19
18
27%
"100%
(series of
Artists
,27
101%
27 %
1013/4
(series of
10
21% Jan
24
♦92
102%
273/3
27%
4%
United
Jan
2
31% Oct
No par
preferred
Car
31% Jun
38% Jan
13/s Jan
77%
1023/4
101%
2,100
10%
24
1003/4
27%
102
4%
Feb
403/4 Jan
293/4 May 28
19% May 29
15 % May 29
71% Jan
non-cum
28
20% Mar 19
23
$4
Union Tank
Jan
2
Vb May 29
41
Oct 24
*83%
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR Co common
29
21
16% Oct
Jan
102% Jan
30% Feb
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
25
Mar 26
27
102
No par
No par
United Aircraft
23 % Feb
'
5
No par
53% Jan
17% Oct 24
2
_No par
common
43% Jun
3
Mar
Co
preferred
$3.70 preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
45% Jun
Jan
56
Corp
$4.50
31% Jan
163/4 May 28
18 Vb Oct 24
,
May 21
Unarco Industries
Union Twist Drill Co
United Air Lines Inc__
18 % Mar 27
27
10 3/s
23%
19
'. 223/4«Oct 24
41% Jun
10%
23%
Feb
5
27
10%
24
32 % Mar 13
39
54% Dec
6% Jun
105/8
233/4
4
1 38 % Jun 25
100
Jun 26
25
10%
24 %
28
19
Jun
10%
24
Dec
39% Jan
24
Jan
10%
24%
1123/4 Feb
82% May 23
75% Jan 25
92
Jan
7
59%
10 Va
23%
8% Feb
35
25
88% July 23
Jan
20 3/s
21%
xl0%
28% May 10
1023/4 May 17
83% Jan
7
i
83 % Dec
22
1
May 2
25% May 10
493/4 Jun
4
2
101 Va Dec
Udylite Corp (The)
5
UniLever Ltd Amer dep rets ord
Unilever N V ord shares
20 g
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
12
2
100 3/i Jan
Jan
29
8% Jan
Jan
2
1213/a
2
27% May 29
23% Apr 18
3
29
72% Jun
\
2
6% Jan
21% Jan
Feb
43 % May, 29
17% Jan
15
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1
noo■
:
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a
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m
• •
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-
mam
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33%
48%
1.38 8/9
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of
3,400
48%
11%
Co—
*24
98%
53
j
6 %
^98%
34
51%
5/a
6%
.
981%
6.25
Swift
&
"<■:
96%
Co
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Sunshine Mining Co
12
6
,
No par
Sunray DX
2
1
700
301/4
1
Sunstrand
15
17%
Sunbeam
Corp
'A-:'"/-
29%
25
May 14
113/4 May 29
17,600
35%
21
May
443/4 Apr
38% Jun
39
84
5,600
200
33%
i83/4
.v;36
181/4
30 %
56 3/8 May
73/4 Jan
13
27
*82%
30%
32%
*82 3/4
36%
Suburban
98% May 10
43% Jan
53 % Jan
30%
:{•.
34%
' 18%
Container
Suburban
28% May 23
10 y4 Feb
5
,
143/4
f-
1
common
29%
55% Jun
19
■
30
33
5,700
5,000
93/4
341/4
35%
2.50
xl8%
28 % May
*29%
,
84
143/4;
773%
is54
18% Jan
16% Jan
*82%
:
29%
41% Jan
24% Nov 29
84
131/4
21 % Aug
173/4 May 29
8% Oct 24
343/4
29
45 %
Apr
30
34%
9%
_2o
Corp
Corp
Storer Broadcasting Co
Stouffer Foods Corp___
Studebaker
Corp
21% Apr 16
313/s May 14
2
30
353/8
1
25% Jan
> May 29
*823/4
30
1
17% Jan
283A Jan
15% Jan
84
343/4
Propane Gas Corp
SuCrest Corp
30% Jan
32
*82%
•••-•;
*29%
351/4
9%
2,100
■
Stone
14
24
2
30
345/3
/;.\
9%
2.500
Stone & Webster
12
20% May 29
14% Oct
Co Inc
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
11
42% May 31
343/4 May 14
57/a May 17
&
P)
*29%
5
100
.
issued
(J
Stewart-Warner
1834 Jan
13
common
.
22 3/a
,,
9%
28
Co
10O
13%
24
Chemical
4,700
93
13%
*47%
81% Feb
preferred
*91%
13%
48%
25% Oct
Btauffer
93
13%
5
C;. 3%%
*91%
3,400
33,800
171,500
'47%
97/3
No par
140
95
60 3/a
673/a
10 /
95 %
60%
-
7
Jan
25
*823/4
15%
64%
25
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
10 % May 16
Mar 18
37%
100
Packaging
Standard
243/4 May 24
2
451/4
37%
6%
25
16% Jan
44ya
373/4
73
15,%
preferred series A
Standard
17
27% Jan
46 3/a
373/s
73%
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred—
3
.
26
26
20% Mar 25
11% Mar 6
32%'Dec 21
33/4%
26
53 % Jan
May 24
113/4 Jun 13
12
40% Jan
4
23
303/4 Mar 15
31
22
22 % Jun
9
10% Oct
22
93
Jan
May 13
47
Mar 12
Standard
70% May 13
13% Jun
23% Mar
71
2
45 Vb
38
73%
65%
Indiana
Share?!
46%
373/4
153/S
Oil-of New Jersey
Oil of Ohio common
the Week
June 28
73%
64%
No par
Friday
June 27
38
,
1
583/4 Jan
52 5/8 Jan
*82%
Sales for
Thursday
45%
-
6.25
com
58% Feb
593/4 Feb
'
prices
June 26
463/4
73%
*82%
74%
83 %
593% Dec
May 29
46
38%
26
48
46%
73%
45% May 28
39% Oct
46%
37%
Industries
Calif
preferred
conv
5
fALE
HIGH
Wednesday
June 25
No par
com
preferred
of
Tuesday
June 24
10
Inc
65% Dec
Feb
i
Co
24
2
Monday
No par
Mfg
May 29
15% Oct
0
^
Par
v
83% Apr
35% Jan
50
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
•
373/b Jun
48
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
tf
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Volume
198
Number
6277
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
(23)
23
'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19(52
Lowest
19 *s Oct
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest,
NEW
Highest
22
41 *a Feb
14
24% Jan
2
32 *4 iviay 23
95*4 Aug 10
23 *4 Jun 25
98 V* Dec
24
98*4 Jan
4
99% Feb
5
32*4 Jun
7
28 V* Jun
477/a Mar 23
65 V* Oct
153
32% Mar
25
105V4 Jan
24
^
..
Jun
2
14
4
2
161% Jan
9% Jun
45% Feb
18
12
Oct
23
7
4
15*a Jan
4
42% Jan
8% Jan
4
32% Jan
30
U
19
U
S
31
Jan
10
71% Feb
20
2
43% Jan
2
17
39% Feb
150
Jan
2
54
Apr
6
26*8 Jan
39*2 July 17
38% Jan
4
23% Feb
25
28% May
1
18
41% May
6
31% May 14
2
May
6
40% Jun
8% Jan
7 % Feb
4
38*2 Jan
28
40% Jun
2
33*8 Apr
15
34% Mar
1
39
3
165
8
170
24
6
Feb
2
31% Jan
24
Feb
2
;-
160*4 Jan
13 *4
Apr
Jan
4
20% Jun
4
8
3
42% Jan
32% Jan
2
42% May 14
24% Jun 18
Uris
37% Jan
41% Apr
10
Upjohn
4
58 *a
*86%.,
45
53%
12% Dec
20
19 ya Jun
31
164*4
164%
30
Corp
45% Feb
50% Jan
25
19
2
Oil
16
76%
71%
30
78*4
30
72%
75%
30
33
67%
67
72
68*4
67*4
75%
68
73 3/4
75
50%
48%
68
49%
68%
68%
68%
17,000
154*4
154%
181,700
473/4
154%
154%
28
28 %
154*4
27%
28%
27%
154 *t
40%
28%
153%
40%
1
47%
153%
*40*i
41
27*4
27%
40*4
40*4
27%
4C%
26%
*40%
41
Vendo
26%
26%
26%
26
39%
38%
39%
25%
38%
25%
%
38%
3.400
6 *0
38%
25%
6*4
39%
24%
6 %
6 %
38
6 %
38%
9.330
7%
8
6
*4
6
8% Jan ,/, 2
11% Feb
12
Victor
Comptometer
60% Jun
18
Virginia
18
25
44% Mar 23
39% Jan
22
44
40*8 Jan
4
47% Mar
24
53*4 Dec 31
66% Jun
44
Oct
Jan
10
1
Oct
53
103% July 18
86
Jan
89% Jan
88
111% Dec
19
2
Jun
29
92*4 Feb
105% Oct
Oct
26% Jan
23
106
10
Jan
113
5%
5%
18
May 13
7%
7%
77/8
6%
7%
*39%
7%
5,800
39:14
40*4
7%
73/4
*393/4
40*4
9,600
28%
36%
*164
28%
40%
36%
28%
*39%
36%
28*4
363%
28%
*30 3/o
86%
28%
28%
36%
37
3,900
36%.
36%
2,700
100
164
2.50
165
165
165
prior
&
18%
19%
183/a
19%
33%
17%
35%
183/4
34%
35*4
17%
18%
41%
34%
35
36%
10c
42%
36%
57,600
41%
23*4
23*4
23
23%
X40%
66,300
16,900
383/4
39
38%
38%
Co
.5
$4.20
41%
Jan
16
10*4 Jan
104
Jan
2
4
14*4 Apr
107% Feb
Vulcan
7
413%
21%
38%
22
39
4,000
38%
5,700-
34
34
34
*33*4
34
13%
14%
133/4
133/4
133/4
13%
28%
28%
133/4
28%
13%
283/4
28 5/b
*33%
13%
28%
23%
28%
28%
28%
1.25
23%
23
23%
22%
23*a
26%
22%
26%
273/u
223/4
25%
18,700
13,700
21%
26%
2 5 s/8
22%
26*a
9%
9%
25%
9%
25%
9%
58
9%
9%
573/4
46%
47
57%
47
59%
47
50
46%
58%
46%
9%
50
59*4
66
47
66*4
47
64%
66
65*4
65%
64%
66
26%
93/4
No par
com
42%
43%
100
42%
43%
42%
U10*4
43%
110*4
110*4
110*4
110*4
110*4
100
\93
100
•'96*4
100
■"95%
100
*106
1
26
___10c
Co
preferred
3,400
2,200
10*4
preferred
Materials
400
133/4
28%
49*4
Inc
6*4%
40%-
22*4
38%
9%
preferred
$4.80 preferred
Von's Grocery
Co__
24
34%
41%
21%.
39%
56%
preferred
Vornado
*34
41%
223/4
38%
1
$4.12
18% Mar 22
34%
30
22%
com__l
preferred
99% May 20
34
165
1
Corp
Power
$5
96% May
2
106% Apr
5
28% May 14
29% Jun 11
*164
19*4
33%
41*4
$4.04 preferred
7
21
30
Elec
10
26
3
1643/4
19
32%
preferred
Jan
18
1643/4
300
12.80
Chemical
convertible
Jan
93
3
Carolina
Virginia
165
1
Co
~
93% Jun
14
6%
7%
393/4
28*4
Associates
104% Jan
4
36% Jan
14% Feb 21
8% May 29
101% Sep
27
Jan
95% Apr
16
16
47
91
20
102% Aug 24
,16 Va Jun 25
2
12
108% Feb
13
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
Jan
42*4 Jun
7
6 %
730
28%
Co
24
2 200
8,300
26*4
37%
1
23
24
48%
153%
10
32% Jan
Jun
47%
40*4
Inc
25
Oct
4.300
203.400
28
40%
154
48%
com_No par
Steel
Co
Varian
8
48 3/s
"
28%
Corp of America
Raalte
14
39*8 Oct
1 420
40
Corp
37*8 Jan
27
13,900
164 *0
1
I
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
4
24*4 Apr
20
441b
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72%
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Corp
Products
14
May 24
164%
30%
5
Steel
Building Corp
& Light Co__
Van
165
30
88%
44%
45
43%
No par
Co
30% Jun
1
7,100
44 *4
30c
Tobacco
36*8 Apr
15*4 Feb
21
1,100
56%
45*8
(.6%
preferred_25
preferred
12% Mar 20
28% Dec
22
2o%
88%
50
50
com
common
26% Mar
19
May 29
22% Jun
3
2533
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163%
15,700
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44%
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7,405
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58%
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57
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26
59
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80
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18
8,400
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26*4
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28% Jan
9%
17%
26
1
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Universal
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1
28% Apr
2
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50
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44%
168
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16% Mar 20
31% May 29
Co
preferred
Universal
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61% Mar 14
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169%
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44%
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28%
10C
33%
16*3
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8%
13
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5
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Universal
83*2
50
43 %
9%
45*8
28%
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100
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8
Mar
44%
100
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82
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100
common
non-cumulative
Convertible
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50
100
the Week
June 23
29
44%
84*4
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June 27,
283/4
30
-
Sales for
Thursday
■'
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31
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<
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83*4
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28%
18%
preferred—100
United Whelan Corp
Universal American
4
24% Jan
54
164%
29%
26%
No par
Corp
Tobacco
United
14
11% Apr
2
40% Apr 24
3
38% Jan
S
85
sale PRTCES
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5
common
1st
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preferred
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10
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i
25
Feb
.
U
27
10%
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1
Corp_
Steel
163
1
50
common
Smelting Ref &
preferred
S
7%
7
22
14% Mar 23
•
U
157% Mar 28
42% Jan
Shoe
7%
16
Co
a
83%
100
non-cum
S
88% Feb
152% Apr
4
common
common
Rubber
J
33%
43%
preferred
8%
2
19
31
9
S
48 Vs Jail
56
30%
45%
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
2G% May 28
24
29% Oct
May
U
31
19% Oct
28% Oct
49% May 20
170
Mar 27
33% Oct
10% Oct
14
31%
451
29%
100
high
Wednesday
99*4
3 C%
S
89% Jun
99%
1
No par
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
S
U
787/8 Jan
29
Aug
S
U
6
Dec
35% Apr
158
U
14%%
4
29*i
*9. %
preferred series A
Lines
June 25
com__l
Securities
Industries Inc
S
62% Dec
4
Oct
U
35
.17*8 Jun 22
5*4 May 29
34% Feb
2
7
27% Feb
2
2
S
Tuesday
June 24
100
Gypsum Co
7%
preferred
60*b Jun
4
40 *4 Jan
2
May
81% Jan
161 % Jan
>
Monday
Par
Chemical Corp
S
4%*o
May
1
19% Apr 22
2
9
U
9
10
3
LOW and
STOCK
preferred
& Foreign
Freight Co
S
51
49% July
2
37% Oct 22
6
49% Jun
3
164
139*2: July 2
.23% May 29
Jan
29
24% Jan
82% Sep
60% Feb
15VA July
2
.221/4 May 29
22% Jun 26
.37.
15% Jan
50*4 May
4
31*4 May
Jan
10
23
23% Feb
18
.36
3
53% Mar 20
23
.79
Apr
5
Oct
U
7
19
39% Jan
US
87
171
Borax &
4%%
U
Jun
9*4 Feb
.23*4 Dec
Aug
73
U S
46% May 23
11
2
42 y4 Sep
16
38
3"'
Jan
Jan
24 y4 Mar
21
.&3/4 Jan
4
164Va May 25
10% Oct 23
30 Va Jan
26
36% Feb
48% Mar 29
July 11
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9
YORK
EXCHANGE
27
1
common
*93
94
96*4
95%
*95%
98
106%
273/4
65%
2,400
423/4
13,400
110%
260
110
*
93%
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94
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95%
94
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96%
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96%
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98
96%
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98
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98
106%
263/4
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106%
253/4
253/4
2,100
65%
111
98
►106
26
47%
42%
43*8
111
11,400
7,600
58
93%
25
25%
273/u
25%
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133/4
13%
13 %
13%
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100
u
93
42%
57%
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107%
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107%
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230
70
106%
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253,6
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25
26
26%
24.
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24%
13%
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25%.
13%
13%
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106
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106
106%
105
8,900
106
81%
1,500
21,100
1
120
w
74
July
9
88
Feb
16
i
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
20
81
Mar 27
19% Jan
6% Mar
87
10
Wabash
25% May 13
9 *a May 24
49% Feb 20
2
6
Wagner
Jan
RR
4%%
24
65% Mar 21
40% Jun
25
57*4 Jan
2
51
Mar
1
5
21*4 Oct
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
25
44% Feb
8
24 *4 Mar
4
27% Jan
7
Wallace
4*4 Oct
5% Oct
19
6% Jan
2
* 8% Feb
11
25
59*4 Jun
.-
15
3% Oct
24
42*8 Jun
.8*4 Feb 20
9% Feb 21
<72
6 *4
Mar 12
60
May
10
3
Oct~24
10%
22
Oct
3
Oct
5
Oct
20
12*8 Mar 20
19
27% May 17
25
Mar 11
23 *4 Jan
2
1
Dec
28
103
Feb
14
2
54% Jan
2
32
Jan
3
May 29
29
29
9
38*4 Apr
105,
28
25
20% Feb
24
17% Oct
92
1% Jun
40% Jan
2
33% Mar
4
51.
2
47*4 Jan
37% Mar 19
31% Jan
39
May 29
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
.
Jan
36% Feb
8
22
5*4 Jan
23
14% Feb
25
87
11
Jan
102% Apr
95
Dec
15
West
Apr
30
91 % Jan
14
Mar 12
30% Jan
2
13
Jun
5
100% Jan
4
32*4 Dec
27
4
28
Jan
8
39
2
31% Jan
17
Mar 12
25%
7*8
-7%
7*4
7%
7%
6,200
8*4
8%
8*4
8
8%
3,400
72%
72%
73
1
8%
73
94% May 17
38% May 20
103
Mar
54*8 Jun
4
Western
11
24*8 Jun
25
Feb
21
18*a Jan
2
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
32*4 Feb
29*4 Dec
9
28
Jan
2
32% Jun
3
4%
31
29
Jan
2
39% Jun
3
3%
3%
22;»/4
22*4
22*4
15%
15%
153/4
15%
14%
28%
28 %
15*4
28%
28%
2 8 3/o
28%
28%
26%
28%
26%
26 *4
26%
25%
'26%
253/8
26%
25%
107%
106%
106%
37%
preferred
100
108%
1083/4
No par
37*«
37%
Co
21% Oct
41% Jan
4
25% Jun
25
33
Apr
9
32
May 16
Inc
24
21% Oct 24
25
May 29
80
Jun
27
108% Sep
24
30% Mar 12
25
Sep
39 Vb Jan
2
88% Jan
25
31
118
31*8 Jan
86% Apr
Apr
2
110
Feb
42% Jan
10
2
27
96% Apr
36% Dec
29
47% Mar 28
77
24
33% Jun
25
92
18
20
77
Feb~23
5
103% Nov
May 29
10*4 Jan
Oct
25
100
Jun
May 10
Apr 15
May 27
51% Jun
3
85% Jun
Jan
12
45
41% Jan
19
5
30
101 %
33*8 Jan
4
38*b Jun
90*, Jan
115
35
35% Jan
Apr 24
52% Jan
15
Jan
29% Jun
100
2
19
Jan
90*4 Oct 29
25% May 11
71*4 May 14
Oct
Jan
Jun
3
66 % Jun
27
25
3
32% Jun
7
107
Jun
10
Wheeling Steel
$5 preferred
White
Dental
White
When
10% Feb
27
2
26% Jun
25
Jun
18
$3
14
26% May 29
48
5
Jun
22
Jun
Mar 29
19% Jan
15
White
34 *4 Mar 25
39% Apr
15
Wickes
20
25% Mar
6
35 *4 Jun
5
Wilcox
Oil
16
38
Jan
2
44
Jun
13
Wilson
&
15
87
Jan
2
93*8 Feb
12
9% Feb
7
6% Jan
2
2
26*8 Mar
1
29 *8
125
Feb
131 % Apr
10
31*4 May 29
44% Dec
28
20
29% Dec
5
:
9
Oct
-
23
23
15
29% Jan
Oct
24
22
58
Feb
28
93
Jan
16
92% Jun
25
131
Jan
2
Jun
92% Jan
25
•7% Jun
Jun
166% Jan
27
223/4 Oct
2
47
62*8 Feb
3
Windsor
12%
44%
Wisconsin
6%
27*4 Jun
7
Woodward
15
5
75% Apr
2
36
May 16
93*4 Jun 12
96 *4 Jun
28
107
9% Jun
19
12
4
146*4 Jan
24
216
Jan
25
Mar 29
Jun
3
30% Feb
21
23
16
25% Jan
2
34% May 21
84% Jan
2
106% May 31
30% Mar 16
asked
mcucaiea.
18% Jan
75% Mar 15
prices;
un
no
Jan
51
sale
on
Mar
this
2
2
6
day.
31%May2o
273/4 Jun
68
f Cash
Jun
sale,
25
12
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93
93
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36*4
37*0
104
or
more,
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26*4
313/4
31*4
36
88%
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31%
99%
122
31*0
36*4
35%
36%
35*4
35%
26*4
25%
26%
25%
26
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
14,300
35%
36%
35
353/4
35%
35%
77,600
88%
88%
88%
89
122
*117%
122
31
30%
30*4
98%
983/4
43%
44
*117%
30
99%
99
*98 3/4
99%
46
42
44
42%
433/4
80
82
80
80
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42%
42%
42%
42%
42
42*4
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61%
61%
60%
61*4
59*4
60%
30%
102*4
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9%
31
101
30%
46
•
102
9
263/4
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100
9%
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50
99
101%
9%
263/4
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Iron
36%
36
31%
32
32
433/4
43 3/4
43
92*4
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92*4
91
30%
100
46 %
100
14%
14*4
14%
14%
1,800
36%
36
36
36
363/a
2,000
31%
32*4
32
32%
7,300
43
43*4
43
43
5,500
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92*t
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30
9%
9%
303/o
30
31%
640
1,200
32%
9%
134
,
29%
30%
30%
133
30%
9%
29%
30
400
9%
9%
92%
29%
2,600
11,100
29%
30%
8,600
132
132
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44%
44
44 %
44
44
44
44 %
35%
36*4
2,700
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36%
36%
377/s
37%
38
37%
27
37%
27
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
10
26%
26%
26 3/4
70
70%
25,100
1,400
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70*4
68*4
70*4
68*4
693/4
10
68%
34%
69%
35
18,700
34%
337/8
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33%
34
100
34%
33%
34
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92
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92
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5
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92
97*4
97
97
96%
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10%
10%
10%
11
20,100
193%
197%
195*4
197
37,600
'
5
10
.
10
201%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
:
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Corp
new
1023/4
9
,
44*4
Inc
Ex-dividend,
1023/4
700
30%
1023/4
44%
10
1.25
x
31
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30
400
13,700
8,300
44%
Corp.
Radio
31%
30
1023/4
91*4
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293/4
433/4
133
60
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43%
31
59%
46*4
32
133
41%
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10
41%
59%
453/4
14%
31%
100
42
9%
14%
30*4
250
95,000
81%
27%
453/4
9%
99%
44%
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14*4
9*4
9834
43%
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46
30%
5,500
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273/4
14
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30*4
9
36*o
30%
500
122
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14*4
36%
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Wyandotte Worsted
30
200
5,600
103,600
89
9%
14*4
No par
10c
com
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*117%
27%
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36*8
No par
15,600
10,900
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263/4
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30
38*8
22%
31%
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81%
1
,
373/4
22%
31%
83%
101
27,100
31*4
/
31*4
1
Co
38%
23%
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20
Inc
Service
37%
22%
7,400
103
38*4
1
Power
Public
51%
170
~10
23%
30%
5
Elec
36*4
49%
51*4
83%
100
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353/4
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363/s
43
5
80
—1
common-
96%
94%
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313/,
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36
88%
10
2,600
13,500
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37
89
12%
43*4
102
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31%
36%
42%
102
103"'
50
52%
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96%
94%
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104
2,800
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,
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400
3
16
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43
36
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53*4
34
3
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38
20
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97
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3
16%
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41%
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3
102%
102
303/4
363/4
preferred
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Chemical
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44%
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30
30%
103
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10
202%
30%
30%
104
26%
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Co
Worthington Corp common
4%% prior preferred
Xerox
11%
37%
i
preferred
Witco
7
Jan
45%
12*4
303/4
common
Industries
3
26*4 Jan
12 %
102
*102%
3
16%
23%
Co
Winn-Dixie
Jun
85
16
3*r
16%
5
Co
Wisconsin
38
333/4
16*4
12*4
3%
16%
30%
common
$4.25 preferred
May 13
38*2 Feb
42% Oct 24
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Jan
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8
107% Mar 28
23
143% Oct 25
and
2
11% Feb 28
14
65% Oct 22
►Bid
7
30
24% Jan
8
81*4 Jun
19
Jan
42% Jan
28
22
21% Oct
8
7
22
333/4
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Inc
'
Oct
55
130
May
9% Mar 28
33%
333/4
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Feb
31% Adt
34
1,300
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Nov
Jan
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_40
preference
57
39
Co
convertible
32% Feb
26
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ll*o
White Sewing Machine common—1
88
26
38
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preferred
Prior
46
25
38
17
No par
issued
5*4%
2
Jun
Corp
Mfg
Motor
Jan
18
38%
38
Whirlpool Corp common
4*4%
convertible
preferred
6% Jan
33% Oct 22
4,400
38
52%
preferred series B
Wheeling .& Lake Erie Ry
39
84% Mar 16
39
37%
3.80%
21% Jan
2
1,800
49%
35%
19
Mar 22
38%
49
263/t
15
26% Mar
38%
48%
34%
28
2
36*8
38%
26*4
Jan
26
36%
38%
48
52
preferred
1.000
38
1
RR
106
48%
Union Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
43% Feb
-
Pacific
106
13,500
38
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32% Aug 17
18*4 Dec 27
20
2nd
non-cum
44,900
48
2
Western Maryland Ry com
1,300
25%
38*4
102
Lines
28%
48*4
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14%
28%
38
100
B
2,300
473/4
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1
pfd
series
32,700
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2
4%%
37%
2%
22%
15
I
38*o
33%
4
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37
1%
22%
39
1
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37
220
3*4
223/4
49
1
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107
38
3*4
22
38 *u
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5
>
Co
15%
108
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3%
22%
6,300
48%
5
Mills—
108
3*4
22
2,600
3,300
;
73
15%
Power
Air
Western
29
73
22%
100
Western
8*4
72%
1.25
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
100
4%%
4
Apr
40
7*4
%
73
No par
preferred
Va
8
73
3%
Financial
4.10%
West
8%
73
3%
Motor
Penn
4.20%
26
263/4
Corp
Wesco
15
98
527/b
26
52%
Co
Kentucky
53% Apr
46
Jan
West
42 %
52%
26
523/4
25%
7%
7%
43
Pharmaceutical—1
Scientific
106% Feb
92
Dec
19
42 %
52%
53 *4
26%
Co
Knitting
Welbilt
Welch
1
14
3
102
12*8 Jun
8
23
(S. D.)
Wayne
42%
710
73/o
8%
42%
1
convertible
Waukesha
11
22
16
3% May
21% Jan
1
1,900
52%
No par
85% Jan
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
Warner
Feb
3,900
83/4
26 %
Corp
Warner-Lambert
$4.00
42%
27
Co
2
Warren
23%
8%
53%
Pictures Inc
8
t
82
23%
8%
10
Bros
29% Jan
May 14
82
23%
8%
23
7*8
100
Brothers
Warner
29*4 Apr
110
42%
*81*4
8%
26%
common
Industries
Warner
23%
83/4
53%
No par
26% Oct
97% Feb
May 23
16*4 Jun 17
817s
23
8%
_No par
.-50c
W
Inc
Washington Water Power
2
Apr
94% Jan
24
&
Washington Gas Light Co
2
100
4
28
Ward
81%
24
8%
2.50
G
51
Mar 11
39 *4 Mar
95*4 Jun
8
81
23 *0
8%
42%
523/4
Co
Baking Co
preferred
6%
81
24
42%
40% May 22
34% Jun
3
27/a Apr
9
6% Mar
Ward
17
82
42%
2
5
20
May 24
8*«
2
30*8 Feb
31
8% Oct
9
76*8 Jun
"
23%
10
Tiernan
&
Walworth
*81
15
38% May 3
40*8 May 28
14% Apr
2% Oct
v
23
17% Feb
17% Jan
Apr
56% Jun
100
No par
39*4 Oct
i-
preferred
Corp
Electric
Waldorf System
92
97
133
*91*4
973/4
97
10
10%
"
9%
201
101%
30%
30%
103%
^97%
193%
30%
30%
102%
30%
'■
J
200
30%
30%
30%
30
26
63%
64%
62%
or
KTSW
30
30%
60
9,400
1,900
30%
33%
*30%
30%
31
101%
102%
10134
102%
18.100
26
26%
26%
26%
13,200
61*4
103%
273/4
bankruptcy
10*8
100%
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t in
92
134
63%
62 *4
62%
'
27
63%
receivership
or
being
reorganized "under
are
•
r
21,100
2,300
70,200
the
Banlc-
cumulative
unless
*•<*
24
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(24)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
Lowest
GOVERNMENT
YORK
NEW
Highest
.V
Highest
In
column
the
mature.
headed
Figures after
BONDS
May
Treasury 4'As
Treasury 4 Vis
Period"
point
1975 -1985
Aug 15 1987 1992
^May 15 1989 -1994
Bid
1C2.18
102.10
one
102.18
each
more
case
32nds
the
of
102.18
Friday
June 27
Bid
102.15
102.10
point.
Thursday
Ask
102.10
month
a
June 26
Bid
102.18
102.10
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
Wednesday
Ask
102.10
in
or
June 25
Ask
102.10
represent
.
Exchange
indicate
Tuesday
June 24
Bid
15
"Interest
decimal
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4'As
,
letters
bonds
the
when
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
.
102.10
102.18
Sales for
June 28
1
Ask
Bid
Ask
Week
Bonds ($)
.
102.18
102.18
102.18
102.10
102.10
102.18
102.18
100.12
100.16
100.12
100.16
100.13
Feb
100.13
1969
100.17
15
100.18
100.17
100.22
100.13
100.19
100 23
100.17
100.20
100.24
_nOct
.ZAug
Z.Aug
100.24
l
1969
100.20
100.18
100.22
100.20
100.19
100.24
100.23
100.20
100.24
100.20
1970
100:9
100.24
15
100.11
.100.20
100.24
100.9
100.11
100.10
1C0.12
1971-
100.10
100.12
15
100.8
100.12
100.10
100.12
100.8
100.12
100.8
100.12
100.8
_Feb
15
1972
100.1
100.12
100.5
100.8
100.12
100.1
1C0.5
100.2
100.6
100.2
Treasury 4s__
Aug
15
1972
100.6
100.5
100.2
100 ;6-
100.1
100.2
100.6
100.2
Treasury 4s—
Feb .15
1980
100.6
100.2
100.6
Treasury 4s__
15 cl988 •1993
Treasury 4s
:
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s_______
Treasury 4s^_—__
Treasury
,
.
4s
_Feb
Treasury .3Vis
Treasury 3%s
1
Treasury 37/8s—u
:
99.10
-99.18
1971,
99.7
1974
98.23
-Nov
15
15
_Nov
15
1968
Nov
99.20
99.24
99.20
.99.24
99.20
•99.12
,99.20
-99.12
99.20
.100.12
99.11
98.23
100.16
100.12
100,16
98.27
99.26
99.20
99.24
99.12
99.7
98.27
99.20
99.18
100.12 100.16
.99.11
99.22
V
99,23
.
99.10.
•
99.7
99.11
99.7
98.24
98.28
100.15
99.22
99.23
100.17
99:20
99.22
-
-9.927..
100.15
:
99.11
99.7%
99.22
*99.27
93.29 '
99.73
109.17
100.15
99.20"
•
•
99.27V
-
100.17,;'/-
Treasury 3%s
3 Vis
15
1980
99.22
99.22
93.22
93.24
93.22
93.30
93.22
93.30
93.22 *
Feb
15
1990
93.30
91.12
94.22
91.20
91.12
'91.20
£1.12
.91.20
91.20
15
1998
91.12
:_Nov
99.12
91.20
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.16
90.14-90.22
15
1966
/.90.24
_Ndv
90.15
90.23
99.13
99.15
99.13
99.15
99.13
99.15
1978 •1983
99.13
99.12
99.14
89.26
90.2
89.26
90:2
89.24
89.26
90.2
-
Treasury
Jun
3'As
15
May 15 1985
:
89.24
90
Treasury 3s
99.30
100
SO. 2
89.23
1964
99.30
'
Feb
.Treasury 3s_
Treasury 3s
15
89.26
89.31
•
100
89.23
.99.30
89.31
99.15
'
90
89.22
100
89.30
99.30
100:
99.24
.
89.22
,
93.30 7
100
15
1966
98.16
,98.20
98.16
98.20
98.17
98.21
98.17 :: 98.21
93 15
Feb
15
1995
93.20
87.14
87.22
87.14
87.22
87.14
87.22
87.14
87.14
87.22
98.31
96.5
99.1
98.31
96.9
:
99.31
99.1
96.5
101.1
98.31
96.9
99.31
96.5
100.1
99,1
.
98.31
96.9
87.22
96.5
99.31
94
99.1
98.31
96.9
99.31 100.1
96.4
100.1
99.1
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96.8
99.31
100.1
Treasury 2Vis
Dec
15
1963- 1968
94
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
94.6
Jun
94
15
1964- 1969
93
93.6
93
93.6
93
93.6
93
93.6
93.1
Dec
15
1964- 1969
93.7
92.12
92.18
92.12
92.18
92.12
92.18
92.12
92.18
92.13
92.19
2Vis
2 Vis
July 25
July 11
July 10
101.8
103.8
101
103.16 Mar
July 25
103.16 Mar
6
-
94.6
:
_
94.6/
Mar
15
1965- 1970
92.5
91.31
92.5
91.31
92.5
92
92.6
92
15
1966- 1971
91.11
91.5
91.11
91.6/
91.12
91.6
91.12
Jun
15
1967- 1972
91.6
91.12
89.18
89.24
89.18
89.24
89.18
89.24
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
,,
89.19
89.25
89.18
89.24
Sep
15
1967- 1972
89.2'
89.8
89.2
89.8
89.3.
89.9
89.3
89.9
89.3
Dec
15
1967- 1972
89.9 '.
89.1,
89.7
89.1
89.7
89.2
89.8
89.2
89.8
89.2
89.8
108.16
Feb
.-Nov
-
4 Vis—_—
Jan
4 Vis
—Feb
i;
92.6
1985
107.8
108.8
107.16
108.16
107.16
108.16
107.16
1
1980
104
1C5
104
105
104
105 7
104
105
1
1973
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103,16
1
1977
102.8
103.8
102.8
103.8
102.8:
103.8
102.8«'. 103.8
102
,1
1982
102.8
103.8
102.8
103.8
102.8
103.8
102.8
102.8
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May
1
1973
Jan
15
15
99.24
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6
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94
2 Vis
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101.8
94.6
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103.8
94
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101
1963
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1
100.24 1
99.24
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100.24
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1964
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99.24
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100.16
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99.24
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99.24
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100.4
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100.24
100.8
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104
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.
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1
1969
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98.8
97.8
98.8
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3 Vis
3%s
,
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98.8
97.8
98.8
97
Oct
15
1971
96.8
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96.8
97.8
96.8
97.8
96.8
97.8
96.8
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Oct. 1
1975
'93.16
93.16
94.16
93.16
94.16
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94.16
93.16
94.16
1981
89.16
90
91
90
91
89.24
90.24
89.24
90.24
July 15
1972
92
93
91.24
92.24
91.24
92.24
91.24
92.24
91.24
92.24
1976
89.24
90.24
89.24
90.24
89.24
90.24
89.24
90.24
89.24
90 24
3 V4S
89
July 12
90
Jun
2p
3s
3s_—-
100
Dec
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28
prices
100 Va Dec
31
indicated
are
100
with
a
Feb
double
19
101
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Apr
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1
Inter-American Development Bank4'As
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11
are
bid
and
asked
94.16
90.16
99 3A
—
other figures
U
89.30
99.30
—Aug
Treasury 2%S
-Feb. 15 1965
Treasury 2'/2S--__Jun 15 1962- •1967
Treasury 2 Vis
—Aug 15 1963
.
*
99.11-
98.25
99.23
100.15
100.17
99.20
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100.11. iocr.15.
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99.22 " 99.26
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1967
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99.19
100.12 "100.16
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,
;
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Treasury 3Vis
Treasury 3%s
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1968
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Treasury 3%s
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..
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100.1
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.
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.
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June-Dec
99
99
97y8
15
99%
f
s
Foreign Securities
Power
&
Light
Co
series
A
1978
series
B
1978
(U
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f
s
reduced
•
to
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reduced
§«7s
212 571-1253-4
FOREIGN
Akershus
Apr-Oct
§
,
•
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(Dept)
collateral
7s
A
1945
Jan-July
*96'/a
7s ser B 1945—Jan-JuZp
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^•External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
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1st
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series
2nd
3rd
1957—l
series
series
30-year 3s
f
s
~
1957
$
*
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*
Apr-OcZ
bonds
1978
96 '/a
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—_Jan-July
62%
—
13
91'/a
105'/2
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—
•
•
—
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„
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57%
31
63
63%
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20-year
,
3'/2s
3%s
1966
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15-year
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43As
,
(
5s
5s
16
987/s
99
10
96%
97
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99
98'A
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1981
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20-year 5%s July 15 1982
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April-Oct
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Apr-Oct
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*
101'/a
i.
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adj
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(series
6'/2S
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1965—
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loan
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r
5 /2s
external
5'/2s
extl
loan
5'As
extl
loan
loan
• Berlin
external
6s
1976—
loan
debt
adj
ser
A
1970
debt
April-Oct
adj
ser
B
1978
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footnotes,
see page
29.
85
1
78
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63
63
6
56%
63
86%
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85%
84%
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3
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87'A
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1962
1961
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1961
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1962
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1958
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1
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75
100
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241
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91
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102
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26
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Period
New York Stock Exchange
East
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1, 1963
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Low
No.
High
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76%
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68%
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90
88
72
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79
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46
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debs
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103
91 Vi
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41
97%
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101%
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101 %
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♦101%
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1965
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112
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106
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17
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97
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footnotes,
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4%s
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57
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1989_
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82
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1987
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debentures
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68%
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1st
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Map-Nov
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debentures
69
Corp—
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——
72
68
81%
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110
861/4
81%
76%
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.
1982
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68
'
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51
'
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29
81
63
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F
1968
1987
Dayton Power & Lt
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series
1986
1986
debentures
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104
X
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1st
82
51%
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1985
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Corn
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66
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mortgage
1984
1982
debentures
Convertible
89%
(
59%
Jan-July
Jan
1989
1st
mtge 5%s series C 1983
Terre Haute & Southeastern
;First and refunding mtge
First
series
f
s
debentures
Consumers
94%
--
71%
38
April
100 i/a
32
87
>78%
—
91 Vi
10
:Y
108
861/4
—
86%
91
102
105
861/4
;
4%s debentures 1988
Pacific RR—
Income
2%s-4%s
1994
Chicago Union Station—
2%s
Continental
Mar-Sept
1995
Chicago
debs
Natural Gas
debentures
1976
Daystrom
Chicago Rock Island
subord
85 i/s
82
98
71%
72
Ry—
inc
series
conv
2055
95
82
72
82
99 y®
931%
861/2
102
105
101%
April-oct
debentures
1979
debentures
1978
4%s
RR—
mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan
increased series B Jan 1 2044
debs
5s
•
—Jan-July
2019__April
—
debentures 1982
debentures
1983—
5s
1994
981/4
4
'—
—
May-ZVou
!
4%s
86
*80
58
4; Y
95
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95%
98
80%
*97Vi'
April
April
•
1021/a
Electrodynamics Corp—
82
85%
89%
81
106 7/a
106%
June-Dec
—_
1992
95
__
Ry—
A
conv
6s
Chicago
•
inc
1988
A
2038
1
Indianapolis & Louisville
Chicago Milwaukee
First
1982
series
mtge 4%s Jan
mortgage
W
4 Vis
*82
April
1031/4
88%
5s
112
*86
May-Hoy
May-ZVou
Map-Nov
Jan-July
April
4
1041%
104%
99Vi
106 %
-June-Dec
1991
1992
1st
mortgage Inc conv 5s 1997
3%s series B 1985
income debs Jan 2054
mortgage
96'/2
102
29
-June-Dec
4
1991
U
V
series
M
47/8s
RR—
General
931/4.
94%
6
2
105
95
June-Dec
84%
,■
•
1990
1990
series
mtge
3s
100
1
First
1988
R
series
ref
4%s
96%
(Chicago Burlington & Qulncy RR—
First and refunding
mortgage 3Vis 1985_Feb-Aug
First and
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970_Feb-Aug
-1st and
refunding mortgage 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
1st
&
refunding mortgage 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern
O
S
ref
3Vis
92%
*88%
(./
92%
——
105% 106%
98%
99 '/a
June-Oct
1987
series
conv
3 Vis
98%
10
92%
84
Jan-July
Jan-July
94
90
105
Map-Nov
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Consolidated
111
26
110% 111
99%
92%
99%
_June-Dec
.
1986
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power
1st ref M 27/sS
series T 1976
110
99
98
92%
Mar-Sept
1996
May-ZVop
1996—Feb-Aug
consol
10
101
97%
*98%
impt M 3%s series D
impt M 3%s series E
Refund and impt M 3%s
series H 1973__June-Dec
..
series
series
Consolidated
96
109%
100%
'
1992
and
R
4%s
gen
97%
98
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1984
and
Refund
debentures
Ohio Ry
N
1st
101
April-Ocf
1981
subord
series
4%s
87%
86
9 5'/a
—
101
90%
91
88 Vi
87 %
108 % 109
5
47'/2
88%
101
April-Ocf
warrants
debentures
conv
1986
4%s
'
'
127%
87%
*95'/a
rr_Ja«-July
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3 Vis debentures 1965
4Vis
1985_.
M
4%s series T
V
.....
80
90%
91'/a
1031/4
—
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
;
L
82
117%
1983
1984
K
4s
13
1981
series
5s
71%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
-Mar-Sept
series
82
89%
15
May-Nov
series
5s
88%
1
28
April-Oct
1982
I
J
1st
debs
warrants
subord
conv
Without
series
91%
28
G
H
series
77%
4
91
2
90%
104
_tfune-Dec
4 Vis
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
5.90s
series
82
82
*92%
May
mortgage
de
81
88
88%
94%
94%
1041/s 104 Vb
95
-ApriZ-Oct
1972
series
4%s
1974
Power
81
87Va
105%
April-Oct
1981
4%s
A
103%
81
100% 101
.^Mar-Sept
April-Oct
3%s
of
First
■
100 y8
90
♦921/4
June-Dec
2001
3Vis
1
98%
89%
80%
97
53
v
1999
1979
F
3 Vis
106
97%
3
E
series
3%s
105
98%
series
D
3 Vis
72%
52
—
98%
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-3
86%
105% 105 %
Feb-Aug
1978
1977
series
3%s
63
22
85%
103%
103
'■<
55
88
78%
93
.
104
June-Dec
1977
1972
3s
'!
Central
B
C
3s
100%
991/2
36
66
>71%
84%
103%
May-Nov
1965
Celanese
2
100% 100 %
*62
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1983
4%s
84 % :85 %
June-Dec
debs .1978
subord
Tractor
84%
85
"
93%
88%
—
Mar-ZVou
1982
A
series
3s
4vi..;,consol debentures .(perpetual)
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Case
85
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Canadian Pacific Ry—
/Carolina
-Caterpillar
85
85
...,"7'
'/4
Edison of New York—
2%s series
first
86
78%
O
refunding mortgage issues—
2%s
2%s
Power
\
821/8
7
90%
911/8
—
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Co—
debentures
Consolidated
California Electric
94
80'%
♦83
88%
Map-Nov
May-Sept
1970
1986
mortgage 3s series L
First mortgage 3s series N
3s sinking fund debentures
2%s s f debentures 1999
96%
115
85 %
111
85
92%
77^/4
85%
__
May-JVop
1983
3%s
Commonwealth
96%
91
,
93%
647/a
81
14
100 % 100%
.
86%
Mar-Sept
.
Shoe
.—
April-Ocf
1964
Ohio
3%s
First,
Brown
56
—
*921/4
April-Ocf
1983
1st
mortgage 4 Vis 1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s conv subord debentures
—
101
series
debentures
5 Vis
77
98
—_Map-Nov
1988
50%
19%
.
1979
D
debentures series G 1981
debentures series I 1982
4%s debentures series J 1983
4%s debentures series K 1983
52 Vi
—
2
94
78%.
..
June-Dec
5s
187/s
♦97%
80
72% -33
*73
■:
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
AprZZ-Oct
April-Ocf
1977
4%s
87
104%
41%
1975
C
series
51 %
ApriZ-Oct
1983
7
68
35
*82
-..
—
Jau-July
1975
B
series
18"%
1976
1980
47
-•
—
series
debentures
debentures
51 Vi
Y
110
62%
79%
63%
93
„
series
debentures
5/as
1967
A
SS
High
105
—
*85
debentures
3Vis
87%
84%
.
1
83
*83%
93%
ApriZ-Oct
1977—
"
i
—Mar-Sept
4%s
Low
67%
63%
.
No.
18
82
Map-Nov
1993
System Inc
debentures series A
3%s
88
86%
1
—
83
—..
_Mar-Sepf
1989
3%s
3s
92%
85%
Mar-Sept
AC
series
gen
4 '/as
3s
mortgage
Columbia
105 VB
'
102 Vj
1980
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures
Brooklyn Union
1977_Jan-tf uZp
1986
mortgage
110
67%
*79%
Range Since
Jan. 1, 11163
Sold
1
105%
91
U
b6%
1991
series
6s series
E
4s
1st
1985
3%s
mortgage 4%s 1994
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
112
Jan-July
1981
debentures
mortgage
v'»inc
i.
.
2%s
mortgage
1st
Boston & Maine RR—
Eirst
mortgage
1st
150
106
-Map-Nov
conv
debs
27/as
fund
series
Louis
3s
mortgage
conv
4Vis
Mich Div
1st
Coip—
2%s series I 1970
mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Co^stu
112
—June-Dec
mortgage
Consol
&
Bonds
High
109
109
June-Dec
1st
4%s debentures 1981
Beiiue
1993
1st
Laboratories Inc—
conv
B
impt
Wab
Friday's
Low
Division first coll trust 4s
1990-May-ZVop
Cleveland Electiic
Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
First
mortgage
3s
1982
June-Ocf
'
4s
series
5s
Cincinnati
96%
95
144 Vi 147
144%
or
Bid <fc Asaed
Corp—
Reiunding and
86
mtge sink fund 4s 1993
debentures 1974—.
Sale Price
June-Dec
81
82
Products
General
78
64'A
1990—_—June-Dec
3%s
conv
Baxter
87%
76%
Co—
series
sink
2010-
1
2010———
A
Electric
__Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sept
_April-Oct
—
1980_
B
series
3s
mtge
.
1970
A
ser
ser
convertible
conv
4%s
3%s
mtge
Last
Period
5s
conv
subord
debs
1982
June-Dec
Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General
goid
4s
1993
RR—
1st
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
B
Baltimore
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
.
,
mtge &
1st
mtge & coll tr 2"%s 1979
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
1st
1st
&
coll
tr
3s
1973—
coll tr 3Vis
1977
98%
102%
1st
mtge & coll tr 3Vis 1984
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1985
87%
1st
mtge
&
coll
tr
3%s
1988
April-Ocf
June-Dec
*84%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
*80
*77%
—Mar-Nov
*79 y2
June-Dec
*81%
June-Dec
94
—
—
—
—
—
94%
94
96
Number §277
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(27)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
(Range to, Week Ended June 28)
.
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Denver
First
Grande
Rio
&
Income
Salt
&
fixed
income
Lake
Edison
series
3s
June-Dec
1970
H
4s debs 1983
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
1977
Industries
Dresser
Inc
4s
conv
Duquesne
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
5s
Finance
90%
94V4
-
4%s
debentures
204
89
5s
92%
■
254
3
204
_
204
80
14
86%
86%
10
4%s
&
85%
71
*74
Illinois
Bell
Telephone 2%s series A 1981
mortgage 3 series B 1978-
First
97%
111
96%
95
:.
Cent
1
Mar-Sept
76%
77%
64
74
78
94%
94%
95V4
59
94
95%
130% 1347/8
100
124
142%
20
96
99%
1st
83%
86
3 Vis
77 Va
77 Vi
96
83%
97
83%
.—
83%
92 Va
❖
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—
—
■
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—
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—
5
RR
consol
e
1st
5s
92%
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89%
87%
93%
91 Vi
94
99%
100
*99% IOOV4
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—
Steel
Co
El 111
Elgin
Joliet
£1
Paso
5s
stamped
first
104 %
104
104% 105
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Railroad
1965
11
4%s
•
Gen
101
series
debs
103
90%
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ApriZ-Oct
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101
102
•
Apr
19%
193i
20%
88
13
8434
84*?8
Jan
mortgage 3Vas
debentures
income
division
Ohio
first
Tel &
Jan-July
2000—Jan-July
ser. G
Jan
2020—April-Oct
1
8434
89
80%
4134
19
34
40%
41
18
15%
33 Vi
15%
1634
80
12 %
Family
434s
Federal
Firestone
Fair
4s
,
4 Vis
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Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1982_
3834
937
.
_■,
102 Va
97%
97%
93%
93%
81%
73
Map-Nov
73%
10
83
II
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
*176
|
43/4S
Gen
4 Vis
subord
conv
Amer
General
Cigar
Electric
General
2%s
Motors
Co
88%
90
103
1989
Feb-Aug
1979—May-ZVou
Feb-Awp
103 Vi 103 Va
5
102 %
104
102% 103%
10
102 Va
104%
103 Vi
105
L
Credit
4%s
— M,
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—
103% 104 Vi
85
102%
104 Vi
106%
106% 111
58
101
115
debs
1981
debs
Feb-Aup
'83—Map-Nov
16
128
148
267
267
270
44
233
271
April-Oct
103%
103
103%
35
102%
104%
Feb-Aup
1987
140%
140% 143%
24
1981
series
debentures
f
s
debs
Power
Co
A
1977
133% 137
Mar-Sept
J an-July
1987
3%s
1978
1980
3s
Breaker
4 Vis
1982
conv
1st
3 Vis
38
93%
101
2
91%
95
10
81%
4%s
40
tfan-july
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
sink
fund
1986
debentures
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
4s
J&n-July
J an-July
—Mar-Sept
1975
*90%
debentures
debentures
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1980
5s
1981
45/as
Motors
General
Shoe
General
4Vis
Tire
Co
85
Goodrich
s
debentures
Grand Union
(W
1981
4%s
Co
General
5s
General
Ry
4Vis
debs
D
86%
■
103% 104%
103% 104%
44
102%
104%
27
102%
104 Va
23
91%
94 Va
82%
1990
234s series P 1982
1974
.
187
ser A July 2015April
mortgage inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
April
1st & ref M 33/as series G 1980
Map-Nov
®5s
inc
debs
series A
2056
June-Dec
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976
Map-Nov
debentures
1978.*—
*
101%
104%
1976
debs
103
103%
5
103
-
128
26
2
(The)
4.50s
Lone
75
i
152
73
87-.
73
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85
Jan-July
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mortgage
June-Dec
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June-Dec
95
»e-
£
June-Dec
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Jun-Dee
*81%
4Vis
125 Va
125%
98%
99%
4s
conv
subord
Hocking Valley
Hooker
5s
Hotel
6s
2%s
debs
Ry
Chemical
conv
Corp
conv
subord
of
coll
197.0
Mar-Sept
"
1981_
1970—2
3s
debentures "1978
sink
Louisville
first 4Vis
Corp—
debentures
1999
1984
Jan-July
Jan-July
tr
For
debentures
footnotes,
1972
Mar-Sepf
see page
Jan-July\
29.
1987
•;
-
Nashville
&
73%
77
First
72'/a
First
1
—
71 Vi
60
160%
47
Coll
77
56 Va
134
182%
88%
7
85%
88%
2
73
—
81
65%
74
—-I.
86 Va
24
•
73
91 Va
1986
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199
195
76
97%
117%
90
6
50
55%
59%
54
62%
1
36 V4
107
34 %
38%
39
39
5
37%
40 Vi
41%
42
4
40%
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59%
76%
2
58%
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115%
115% 116%
12
of
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44
70
99%
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112 %
76%
101
120%
80 Va
89%
85
82% r88%
192
77
76% 80 Va
100% 103%
303
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80%
253
100%
107%
100%
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66 Va
68
115 %
115 Va 116%
235
234
238
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42
206
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1962
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56%
104 Va
119%
208
238
;
99
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99,.
102%
91%
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91%
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87%
87%
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7,
102
93%.
99%
86%
102
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-
90%
99A
88%
93 Va
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June-Bee
103%
100%
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94%.
105%
4%s
1987
gold
69%
69%
65
3s
second
72
69%
69%
65
60 Va
65
75%
77%.
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div
77
35
*
refund
11 'I"
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conv
Mack
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—
June-Dec
—
102 %
102
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*78%
*81%
20
99%
103 %
70 Va
—
72
78%
—
78%
84 Va
84 Va
—
79
79
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71
71
103 %
—
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103%
subord
(R
conv
H)
&
debs
Co
subord
v
m
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"ex wts"
2%s debentures
debentures
104
3
102%
105
102% 103
Feb-Aug
1987
Trucks Inc 5Vis debs
Macy
5s
&
10
97 Vi
103
104
1981_ApriZ-Oct
1972—Map-Nov
J
*.Feb-Aug
200% 204
May-ZVou
1977
15
Credit
Macy
79%
124
152
79%
214
~6
95%
100
34
115
119
10
87
94
Corp
Central
4%s
1981
*102% 104
Feb-Aug
1987—April-Oct
Martin Co 5 Vis 1968/ "ex wts"
May -Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
3 Vis sink fund debentures 1978—
„Feb-Aug
3%s sink fund debentures
1980Mar-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977
Feb-Aug
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
Feb-Aug
McCrory Corp 5Vis debs 1976
Feb-Aup
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
conv
McKesson
Oil
RR
Co
subord
&
5%s
4%s
debentures
Robbins
debentures
87 Va
1978
102
debentures
3Vis
1980
'
1972
debs
Feb-Aup
103
3
34
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102
104%
85
-
88
'
87
—
2
102
104
19
100
114
81 Va
200
73
107 Va 109 Va
28
80
83
106 Va
93
*93
83%
88 Vi
113
93
102%
♦102% 103%
83
87 Va
103 Va
86 %
111 Va 112
107 Va
104
83
101%
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102% 102%
81%
207 Va
85
♦85
Mar-Sepf
.Jan-JuZp
103%
102 Vi
10
*88
1973——Mar-Sept
;—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4%s 1975
103
87 Va
102
176
Vi
91
88
*91
1;
__
90
75
55%
_ApriZ-Oct
3%s ser F 2003
Apn'Z-Oct
2%s ser G 2003—ApriZ-Oct
3%s ser H 2003
April-Oct
mtge 3%s ser I 2003—ApriZ-Oct
.
5s
117% 118
63
55%
•
4%s
90
63%
&
MacAndrews
83
99
21
38
93
--
*276
99
77
75
*77%
trust
69
100%
73%
76%
&
Louis
91%
59%
98
86 Va
__
205
3
RR—
79 Va
92%
10
refund mtge
refund mtge
87%
__
68%
87%
79 y8
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68%
1980—_—Mar-Sept
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May-ZVou
1st
mortgage 3Vas
1982
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1st mortgage 3Vis 1984
April-Ocf
1st
mortgage 4%s
1987
Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage 4%s 1990
April-Ocf
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99
100% 100 %
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—Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—
debs
68
61
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fund
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-
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1982
'
1976
debentures
—
99
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debentures
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.
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1980
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4%s
201%
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first mtge
1980
conv
3.75s
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Co 3s debentures 1963_—._April-pcf
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V
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1976
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103
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1976
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75
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Lockheed
1976
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——
103
76%
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103
186% 196
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234s 1979
234s 1980
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mortgage 33is 1981
1st
mortgage
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1982
1st mortage 3%s 1983
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106
—
104% 104%
104% 104 %
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1969
101%
——
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168
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series
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1987
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F 5s contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
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ApriZ-Oct
1976
subord debentures
3s
107 %
104
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
mortgage
105%
98%
161%
mortgage 23is series Q 2010
Western Financial Corp—
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107
144
General
conv
104%
58
mortgage
5s
96%
72
20
mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
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107
199
155% 158
General
mortgage
105 Va
95%
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151% 153
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284
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91
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85 %
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13
94%
94
84
85%
55%
156
1985
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Northern
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debs
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A
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—
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70
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93%
96
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99 3i
97%
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93
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91
June-Dec
5s s f debs 1981—
debentures 1983—
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Grant
1980
Rubber Co
&
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Glidden
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General
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106%
1979—I—Jaw-July
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debs
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convertible. debentures 1977—
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Corp
3.20s
92%
194
101
Mar-Sept
._
1983
debentures
54
Mar-Sept
1982
debentures
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95
93% 93%
106% 107
106
35
June Dec
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114
94
93%
95
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1984_June-Dec
& RR Term Co—
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94
106 %
92%
75
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94%
108
Lehigh
Lehigh
99
94%
Feb-Awp
1979
debentures
99
101 Vi
90%
__
■
Lake Shore & Mich South gold
155%
170
'
103
%
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Mar-Sept
1977
5s
—
46
sinking
Series
1972
debentures
94
152%
-90
^June-Dec
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Jan-July
128
111
103
94%
99%
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■
88
81%
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1976_Jan-tfuZp
1969
debentures
5s
103
1976_MaP-Nov
1964
debentures
35/as
1987_Ju?ie-Dec
debs
debentures
118 Va
.»:■
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Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987—*.
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%'s 1983
79
93 %
81%
.
Kansas City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser C
Kansas City Terminal 2%s
1974:
104
70%
&
Michigan Ry 4s
1990
City Power & Light 2%s 1976,
mortgage 2%s 1978—
mortgage 2%s 1980—
1st
92%;
30%
157
110
91%,
100%
Kanawha
89 %
98%
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110
Corp 3%s debentures
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
debentures
3s
conv
3Vis
Aprll-Oc?
1984
Map-Nov
debs 1981—Map-Nov
5 Vis income
Co
Foods
General
4s
1976
88%
91%
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Kansas
114
103%
96
Texas—
debentures
Transport
General
of
Co
87%
—
Pipe Line Co—
Lakefront Dock
debs
conv
Oil
American
83
192
101% 101%
•_
General
192
Chemical Corp—
debentures 1977
Jan-July
subord
Circuit
1st
Gardner-Denver
76
79 Va
15
__
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——
82
82
V; i
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83
215
,
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104 Va
3834
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82
79%.
74%
84
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.
41%
105
102
—
37
Jan-July
1979—
1980
Ry 43/bs
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—-
88
,41%
101
-
85%
103%
debentures
mortgage
I-T-E
.
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A
debs
conv
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&
'
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inc ser
14
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April-Oct
A
conv
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Ry Co—
series
5s
5Vis
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Foremost
Fort
Coast
mage
mtge
1980
—
„
-Map-Nov
;
debs
conv
„
106% 107*.
*103%
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1972—Uan-Juiy
debs
1977—
4%s
East
1st
2nd
Co
2%s
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1970
1981
5s
Rubber
&
debentures
Florida
Food
debentures
Board
Tire
Flintkote
•
subord
Paper
3 Vis
April-Oct
Finance Corp 5s 1981
Metallurgical Corp—
conv
86
85%
—
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Joy
Fansteel
87
86
Jan-July
Tel 4%s conv sub debs
Oil
f
s
4 Vis
76
80
82%
85
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—
1934
76
*—
80%
Department Stores—
Interstate
24%
88 %
41%
3%s 1971—Mar-Sept
mortgage
8
__
Mar-Sept
fund
conv
3Vis
%
41
mortgage 3%s ser F 1990
consol
5s
2015
105%
1987
1981
subord
sink
4%s
101
E 1964—April-Oct
A
consol
First
First
K
series
B
subord
conv
1st
ser
97%
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Jan-July
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conv
Interstate
92 3i
101
__
102%
105%.
101%
216
81
*85'/a
May-ZVou
1988
Interstate
106 %
108
102
__
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.
4 %s
inc
series
Harvester
debs
4%s
Co—
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1972
mortgage
4%s
106%
107%
—
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1970
5s
1965
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3%s
Ry
Eastern
&
debs
conv
4%s
5s
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99%
28'
86Vi
*85%
Jan-July
1986_June-Dec
Ry 2 Vis series C
3Vis
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Mar-Sepf
1980
mortgage
4.90s
1973—
Southwestern
&
1989
H
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
mortgage 3Vis series J 1981
International
'^;v;
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Co
Products
103%
100 %
■
80%
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1987
Feb-Awp
(N Y)
Ekco
series
debentures
1st
89 Vi
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—
3%s
fund
1st
92%
Corp—
debs
subord
conv
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1
iZan-July
1979—May -Nov
A
ser
1st
92%
*79%
'■■■
sink
Intern'l
Steel
3%s
mtge
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■
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mortgage
Inland
■
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104 i/a
105
104
101% 103%
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mortgage 3%s series B 1979
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mortgage 3%s series C 1974
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1st
mortgage 3%s series G 1980
77
130 Va
*
103%
86%
103
72%
71
*
105
100
'
72%
—
99
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102
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91%
101
96%
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100
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__
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1987
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subord
conv
3.65s
Stainless
1981
debentures
Foods
tfune-Dec
-Jan-July
Range Since
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1982
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.
—
—
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204
—
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—
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1977
debentures
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Eastern
Corp 2%s 1970
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debentures 1978
4s
91
10
Week's
Last
Sale Price
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84%
93
Period
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April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
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April-Oct
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Light Co 2%s 1977
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982_
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3 Vis
1984
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1977—_—Mar-Sept
debentures 1978—
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f
85%
79%
Feb-Aug
debentures
subord
conv
s
87
*78
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Gardner Corp
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6
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series I
2%s
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90
85%
__
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;
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4%s
1993)—_Jan-July
mtge 2%s series J
ref
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3
89%
—
89%
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mortgage
interest
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
1st
Low
89%
1982—Mar-Sepf
1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series K 1976
May-ZVou
3%s
convertible debentures
1969
Feb-Aug
33/4S convertible debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 2 "Vis series N 1984
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series O 1980
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Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995_June-Dec
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G*en
refund
and
General
1st
No.
4 Vis
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April
v
contingent
1%
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Dow
High
Friday
BONDS
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(3% fixed
interestrT993
mortgage series A 4%% 2018
contingent
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4s
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BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 28)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS
I
Interest
Period
-
Last
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
New York
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
or
Sold
Bid & Asked
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1
96 Vi
97
13
82
95%
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92 Vi
99
96
98 Vi
98
90
92 Vi
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91%
93
97%
98%
24
93%
98%
97
*96%
—
97%
1985
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Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991-—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2.%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tune-Deo
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien
4Vis series D
1978
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—ApriZ-Oct
• 5 Vis
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
96
92%
-Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
6s
mortgage
90
99%
14
90
'
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
3.10s sink fund debentures 1972
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
88
80%
82
99% 101
1991
Michigan Central RR 4y2s series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
**ar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969—
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
83%
88%
1
60
16
52
93%
3 Vis
37
64
57
Ohio
911%
~9
84%
92%
22%
85
21%
26%
First
Oklahoma
43As series B Jan 1 2030
1 2045
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
• Monongahela
Ry 3%s series B 1966——Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
5 Vis
subrod debentures 1981
Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
Map-Nov3 Vis
debentures
1978
April-Oct
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85%
86 Vi
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84%
139
75 Vi
76
47
67%
73%
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65%
75%
70%
70%
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62%
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44
44%
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104
103%
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Oxford Paper Co
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ser
1986—Feb-Aug
National Airlines Inc 6s conv debs 1978—Map-Nov
National Biscuit 43As debentures
1987—ApriZ-Oct
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985-June-Dec
1
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 33As debs 1970—June-Dec
debentures
3s
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Nat'l Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983—Map-Nov
Nafl Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974_Apr«-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988__Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
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1st
mortgage 3%s 1986—5
;
.May-Nov
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
debentures
4%s
sink
National
1976
3 Vis
205
105% 105%
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series
4s
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debentures
RR
gold
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series
4s
4s
&
series
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&
B
series
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Gas
Telephone
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gtd
ref
series
series
4%s
4%s
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s
debentrues
s
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refunding
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30
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I
98%
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1970
series
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1974
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series M 1979
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series
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1977
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91
94%
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85
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80
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1981
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1976
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1985
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1984
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82
85%
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92
X
1984
Y
1987
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3Vis series
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1988
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June-Dec
96%
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101
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109
87%
87%
series
5s
3%s
103%
1986
series
CC
83%
June-Dec
1978
106
DD
1990
EE
1991
81%
FF
1992
June-Dec
85%
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1993
pune-Dec
87
89
4%s series
HH
1994
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100%
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-
85
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88
84%
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100%
8
104%
104
106%
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—
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7
93%
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101%
104
14
104
106%
100
88
June-Dec
79
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106%
69 y8
--
—
4%s series II 1995
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985
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5
102%
10,4 y2
102% 102%
10
101%
104i/2
100% IOOI/2
10
100
99% 100
40
/ 103%
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55%
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177
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88
70
70
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24
60%
59%
13
52 y2
12
52%
77%
82%
80%
debentures
1978
Mar-Sept
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debentures
1983
Mar-Sept
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debentures
May-Nov
*88
debentures
1991
4%s
59%
62 y4
81
3%s
70%
59
61%
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*80
3%s
98
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
debentures
1988
5Vis
s
debentures
86%
80 y2
16
75
75
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78
70
89
70%
95
70
69%
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59%
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82
89
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70
75
American
•47/8s
s
debentures
70
75
50%
46
43%
55%
54%
28
46%
19%
150
16%
20%
27
6%
50
8%
54%
—
—
4%s
s
debentures
1981
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien„ 4s 1997— _Quar-Jan
2047—
Refunding & Improve 4Vis
ser
1984
6%
6%
7
*50%
55%
85%
85%
10
85%
87 y4
63%
64%
37
55 ya
64%
79 y4
82
*79%
—
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101 y8
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Jan-July
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ApriZ-Oct
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'
3%s series A 1984
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Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
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103%
75
91%
.jgune-Dec
1982
1987
68
89
1
91
_May-Nov
.—May-Nov
1983
1985
1987
3%s 19884%s 1986
5s 1989—.
83
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D
1977
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98
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mortgage 3%s
mortgage
1977
3s'. 1983
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*
94%
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76
Mar-Sept
1978
debs
891/4
100% 101 y4
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June-Dec
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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.
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93
19
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'
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103
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103
—
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-
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25
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1968
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series
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77%
81
series
A
HFirst & refunding 3%s
First & refunding. 4%s
87%
84%
83%
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series
gold 4y2s series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
81%
86
28
__
——
.
88%
Airways—
General
25% /35%
80
80
——
88%
12
mortgage 4y4s series E 1984
General mortgage 3y8s series F 1985
• Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
85
63
30
—-
——
90
87
89
1964—June-Dec
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30
_Jan-July
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58
19
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1973. ..May-Noo
1981
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conv
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-
50
,
84%
87%
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88%
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Pennsylvania RR—
87
88
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80%
85
__
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:
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:
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1979
1981
-
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77
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1987
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79
debentures
debentures
3%s
71
77
79
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—
65
63 y8
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82
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88
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r
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80
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—
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1980—
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120
113
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1978—
1
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90
132
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1978
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99%
-
..
95
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s
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I
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93%
103
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s
_
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92
101
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s
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9
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—Jan-July
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debentures
3%s
1973_
3%s
84%
85%
19
__
92
.
1977
general & ref
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—
3
85%
101% 101%
♦94%
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101%
—
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86i/a
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
General mortgage 3%e 1983
—Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4%s 1987
_Mar-Sept
Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub debs 1987_Jan-juZp
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
and
80%
91
June-Dec
1989
ApriZ-Oct
I 1996
ApriZ-Oct
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1st
77
80%
—
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100
A 2007
4s
2%s
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Refunding mtge 3%s series
Northern
134%
75
84%
1980
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Y
120 %
87
1982
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N
17
83
~
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21
2%s series
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1973
83%
1
85%
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..June-Dec
series
refunding mtge 4s
State
104
88
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•General mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
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Harlem River & Port Chester 4 Vis A '73_Ja»-July
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y
105
85%
June-Dec
53
N Y & Putnam first
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87
*79%
June-Dec
1971
IN Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
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87
103
Feb-Aug
3Vis 2000
A 2043
B 2043
4s
97%
82%
125
108%
92ya
1973
B
1988
K
91
101
1998
1989
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124
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101
York Chicago & St Louis—
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_ApriZ-Oct
&
82%
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104
—
100
New
Connecting
94
3 Vis
A
100
103%
101% 101%
22
mortgage 3Vis 1997
Jan-July
Shore collateral gold 3Vis 1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3 Vis '98__Feb-Aug
Y
85
98%
*83
28
*91%
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Y
82%
100% 101%
General
4Vis
82%
106% 106%
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1980
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
N
3%s
Co
3s
103
*82
Refunding & lmpt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
N
10
86%
83
100%
118% 119%
71 y4
York Central RR Co—
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104% 105
11103%
106%
Mar-Sept
Jan -July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
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101%
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&
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New England Tel & Tel Co—
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3s
debentures 1974
2
119
3s
105
—
Feb-Aug
1977
98%
Mar-Sept
88
149%
193
May-Nov
1980
conv
debentures
fund
98%
1982_iMay-Nov
conv
1983
77%
51
77
190
-
^
.
1992
debentures
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sink
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191
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*
80
85%
87%
84
94%
85%
80
*86%
84
86%
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70
85%
83%
June-Dec
1970
3 Vis
83%
debs
Glass
3y2s series
conv
Louis 3s
86
84%
85
85
First
5 Vis
85
43
Pacific
Corporation
High
83
85
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ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
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subord
conv
106 Vi
104%
123
N
NAFI
Low
*84
1975
Feb-Aug
1979———
June-Dec
1980
—___Map-Nov
1982
Mar-Sept
1985
June-Dec
1988
ijune-Dec
1987—
Jan-July
1993
Mar-Sept
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
5%s
104%
103%
9
42%
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&
Olin Mathieson
45
25%
9
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40%
66%
95%
60
45
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95
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2%s
1st
3s
1st
2%s
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3%s
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3%s
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Missouri Pacific RR Co—
•
first mortgage 3s
mortgage
2%s
1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
First
22%
1st
•
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
*85
Feb-Aug
Edison
91%
86Vi
84
Range Since
Sold
65%
79
22%
mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1 1990
mortgage 4Vis series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mage income 43As series A Jan 1 2020—-
1996
debentures
91%
1st
2%s
mortgage
first
Bonds
High
94%
65
66y8
1st
Friday's
60
*93%
65
or
Bid & Asked
89%
81
59
88i%
Week's Range
Co—
Power
1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
1st
mortgage
3s
1978
~
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
tfune-Dec
(Wise). 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan -July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
83%
80 Vi
102%
83%
debentures
4%s
86%
~
States
(Minnesota)
181
116
87
166 Vi 174
Last
Sale Price
Low
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1975
4?
f?
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s 1974__May-NotJ
1st
mortgage
2%s 1980
—-J?eb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3VaS 1988—April-Oct
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Bonds
Friday's
Low
1st
Monday, July 1, 1963
....
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28
94
96
Procter.&
Gamble- 3%s xlebs
1981—
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
Map-Nov
-Mar-Sept
*86
-*75i/2
♦76y8
•
96%
84%
83%
84
95%
98
__
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
First
First
First
First
3%s
First
3 %s
4%s
High
Low
No.
9911
1963
152
99Bi
*96%
170
170 %
90%
91%
85
*931/2
—
93%
3
~6
Sale-price
Texas
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
3s
Pacific
and
1983
_May-Nov
93%
102 %
Term RR
105
•
Jan-July
*98%
—
98 V«
99%
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1, 1963
High
No.
Low
33
99 Va
124
1970- ApriZ-Oct
B
92%
98%
89%
89%
!
*75%
of
New
Oil
3%s
1974—June-Dec
90%
70 %
74
92%
82
3%s
*81 Vi
—
_Feb-Aup
1986
Co
99%
88
101
82
70
Pacific—
Orleans
debentures
94%
98%
__
82
High
92
100 % 100%
M
Jan-July
1986
*104%
April-Oci
Trans World Airlines 6%s inc debs
80
—
116% 116%
—
80%
112
104
__
120
105
87
1978_Ju7te-Dec
87%
10
87
88%
88
89 %
215
70%
90%
93%
88%
Q
2%s debentures 1964
Bonds
92
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Tidewater
Oats
Friday's
-May-Nov
C 1990_. ApriZ-Oct
gold 5s 2000
.tjune-Dec
3%s ser E 1985- _Jan-July
first
refund
Pacific-Missouri
5Vis
Quaker
.or
-Bid & Asked.
94%
87%
92 %
3
1041/2 104%
&l
General
86%
93%
93%
Corp
Texas
92
83%
*91
Last
Period
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3 Vis series
First and refund M 3%s series
97
108%
*831/2
Company
Texas
99 Bi
95%
*167
Interest
Low
108
__
Week's Range
/
Exchange
High
99%
—
*10914
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Texas
99 n
May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—Vane-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 2"%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures 1972
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983_April-Oct
debentures 1975
April-Oct
debentures 1977
Mar-Sept ,yo4Vfe
First
Sold
& Gas Co—
Service Electric
debentures
3s
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Public
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
Week's Range (
Friday
29
94
13
93%
95%
84%
85%
——
94%
98%
u
R
Union
Electric
First
58
series D 1995_May-Nov
debs 1985
Mar-Sept
debs 1973
April-Oct
debs
i.
1975
conv debs 1983—April-Oct
Reading Co first & ref 3%s
Republic Steel Corp 4%s
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s
Richfield
Oil
4%s
Corp
57%
100% 101%
91 Vi
91%
45
43
58 V4
100 %
17
*85
125 Vi
85%
136%
mtge
&
mtge
3%s
Union
Gas
serial
41/2S
General
Electric
&
Rolir
Aircraft
Royal
McBee
Mar-Sept
1977
D
mortgage
5 Vis
6 Vis
debs
conv
95%
95%
100
94%
6
95%
1971—May-Nov
tr
2%s
1980
debs
1970_tfune-Dec
1991
1976
tfan-July
107
108
83
106
111
105
107
20
102
107
5s
f
s
4%s
Car
Lines
St
&
Lawrence
Second
St
gold
Louis-San
1st
•
1971
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZy
6s 1996
April-Oct
Francisco
mortgage
Second
1st
Biscuit
debs
f
s
1973
*69%
62%
Co
—
series A 1997
Jan-July
inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
Mar-Sept
debs
1985
83
74%
85
2%s
S006—Mar-Nov
80
sink
sinking
80
47
83
1st
mtge
85
1st
Louis-Southwestern
First
bond
4s
Second 4s
4%s
83
83
1st
St
Paul
&
St
Paul
Union
May-ZVou
*91%
*84%
Duluth
Scioto V &
1989
RR
1st
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
3Vis
Depot
New England
1971
B
96
—
89
80%
81
_4
3s
Paper
debentures
conv
*88%
1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st
<•
..
mortgage 3s series B
3%s
debentures
f
s
Seaboard
Finance
(Jos E)
Seagram
5s
941/8
—
96
87%
91
—
Roebuck
Acceptance
debentures
45/as
debentures
5s
131
269
94%
*120%
100
—
80%
80 %
U
1982
87%
&
4%s
Co
debs
f
s
951/4
107 %
105
105
87
87
6
102
8
101
103%
105
107%
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Marchant—5 Vis
Smith-Corona
Mobil
Socony
Oil Co 4Vis
Socony-Vacuum
Bell
Southern
3s
Telepnone
debentures
1979
1979
2%s
debentures
1985
2%s
debentures
1987
California
Southern
convertible
3 Vis
Edison
,
104 %
Vendo
1970
RR
Lines)
ref
First
A
1977
mtge 3s. series F 1978
1st
&
ref mtge
Frist
.1st
1st &
New
Orl
Northeastern
&
Southwestern
3 Vis
Spiegel
-5%s
series
E
Bell
Tell
RR 3%s
debs
1985
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
debs
1984
debentures
Standard
of
1983
991/8
99%
99 3%
70
4%s
(Indiana) 3%s
debentures 1983
2%s
99 Bi
__
85%
76%
100%
82%
—
subord
income
Vornado Inc 5s
86%
76%
Oil
1983
conv
1982
debentures 2%s
1971
1974
Stokely-Van
3%s
1982
debentures
Camp
1973
1982
Sunray DX Oil 4Vis debs 1987
Sunray Oil
Corp
2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs
Transit
Surface
2%s
1st
71
84
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
jan-tfuZy
99%
99
99%
86%
99%
96
6
101%
(James)
"
5 Vi %
Tandy
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—
74
76
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61
65 3/a
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99
Jan-July
104%
107
7
'
105
108
97%
20
99
100
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*85
—
April-Oct
June-Dec
9
1053/a 106%
107
-
—.
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—.
—
■
116%
1°4
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
77
79
zz
'
•
116% 118%
84%
110
26
104V4
—
senior
Assn
1971
1972
88 5/8
——
13
1033/8
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78
78
87%
87%
86
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78%
90%
„
90 Va
94%
91%
—
98 %
52
78%
117
9
11
95%
94%
77
—
—
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95%
90%
86
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101
88
86%
1021/4
104 3/a
60
88 3/4
87 3/a
—
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87%
87%
121
104%
90%
income
1
*97%
3%s
First
♦98%
*943/4
May-Nou
953/4
99%
•
*
—
——
1st
mortgage
Wisconsin
96
RR
2%s
33 %
40%
99
36
97%
99
80%
80%
4
91
933/4
8
98
85
62%
63
98
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10
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98
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-
100%
107 Va
91
88 %
87
12
88 %
90%
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97 %
90%
97%
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99%
/
98%
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1980—Feb-Aug
100
99
33
99%
92
<
973/4
102%
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90%
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\
113
100% 100%
100%
103 Va
99
81
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100
93
1
863/4
90
2
97%
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99
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70
71%
14
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71%
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A 2004
61
62
60
57
72
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93 Vi
Jan-July
1971
83'J/4
85
84%
92%
95
♦81
Mar-Sept
1979
Service
Public
-T
62 %
99%
98%
May -Nov
fund debs 1978
series
4s
91%
79
"i
93 Vi
,
93
91%
—
Central
mortgage
82
87%
92%
99%
63 %
92%
■■■■'/■
1981_Jan-July
May
1975
3%s sink fund debs
4Vis sink
73%
7
100
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—
98%
98 3/a
...
Co.
813%
2
90%
-
*80%
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
—June-Dec
101%
94%
99%
91%
*90
Jan-July
99%
1
—
98%
99
92~%
•
100
97%
101
101
Jan-July
&
Wisconsin
99
94
22
debentures
convertible
..
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.
101%
97%
—
„
99%
99
99
1984—
debentures
90
74
79
78
78
89%
99%
8
88
April
1981
*78
89%
—
Jan
A
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
90%
37
86%
series
income
79
5s
103%
8
1033/8 104
4s
Western Union Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
105%
63
86%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
debs
1982
ApriZ-Oct
1979
119% 120%
120
June-Dec
1980
debs
of
18
109
933/a
124
Elec
Jan-July
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Refund
and
impt 2%s series D 1985
series
C
2019
•
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a
-
91%
137
92%
Deferred
lnclu/ed
1343/4
10
15
169
not included
105%
91.
94%'
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&
Power
2%s
1976
& Tube Co—
series H 1990—.;
Jan-July
Sheet
4Vis
105%
104%
—
Louis—
and
'
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104%
137
June-Dec
1978
St
*105%
June-Dec
Refund
86%
84%
84%
90%
*78
—
1991
April
-Feb-Nov
84%
124%
1043/4
104
-
Jan-July
6s
notes' 1979
notes
6 Vis
RR
84%
*80%
._Feb-Aug
.Mar-Sept
1982
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Via series A
81
101% 1021/4
103 3/a
May-Nov
—
—
--
99
Inc—
notes
conv
Corp
Terminal
114
*83
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3Vis 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-VuZy
General mortgage 3s
1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric
3%s
1974
May -Nov
West Penn Power 3Vis series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 Vis series C 1979
April-Oct
5Vis
debentures
1982
Jan-July
100
86%
.
senior
capital
debs
Gen mtge income 4 Vis series B Jan
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
1st
5Vis
99
Co
Youngstown
5s
82
18
106
W
RR
mtge
Yonkers
Talcott
77
Corp—
subord
conv
1966
1973
Wayne
subord
conv
,
103%
102
65
86%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1981
mtge
debentures
debentures
Symington
4%s
2%s
Co
&
Swift
Inc
84%
104
-June-Dec
2008
debs
66
168%
Inc—
debs
90
86
52
238
Wilson
4Vis
subord
conv
104%
102%
79%
231
102% 103%
Jan-July
(Ohio)
Chemical
Stauffer
4Vis
Co
98 5/a
80 %
79%
77
mtge 3 Vis series J
Whirlpool Corp
Standard
63
77%
77
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'
(N J)
debentures
103%
93%
96
75
*85 Vi
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
-Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s 1983
-Mar-Sept
_May-Nov
Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser C 1973. .April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
_May-Nov
100
85%
83
2
84
108
100
43
100% 101%
April-Oct
Oil
Standard Oil
97 %
103
77
.April-Ocf
103%
_May-Nov
California
87
93%
,
_June-Dec
101
1977—May-Nov
2%s
Standard Oil
4Vis
1986
first consol gold 5s 1994
coll tr 4%s 1988
div first gold 5s 1996
"'Memphis
103%
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Co—
Ry
mtge
156
85
V'
„
963/4
_Mar-Sept
2%s series G 1979
1981
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mortgage 5Vis series H 1983
Southern
97~%
_Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s series E 1975
r6f
1982
*79%
May-Nov
mtge 3%s ser A '75_June-Dec
2%s
132
66
-
♦93%
104%
1980
May-Nov
mortgage
105
10
Co—
&
&
'
'First
Power
&
1st
1st
Gen
1969
Southern Pacific
101%
103
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.Mar-Sept
90
Wabash
1st
1980
92%
105%
-
Southern Pacific Co—
1981
Electric
debs
ref
59
Term
subord
conv
ref mtge 2%s series H
ref mtge 3%s series I
150
4Vis
105 Va
147% 153
.'I
—June-Dec
debentures 1969
debentures 1976— __Mar-SepZ
&
66
Fran
106
104
Co—
4%s
105%-
subord
&
168
Gold
103%
104
5
of America—
Corp
conv
1st
*65
San
1986
1st
*160
(Oregon
debentures
fund
90%
*218
4Vis
1983
1041/4
99%
—Jan-July
4Vis
1013/a
101%
Co—
debentures
Gold
debs
4s
149
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
88%
Indiana Ry
2%s-4Vis 1994_
tfan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4 Vis conv 1973_Ju7ie-Dec
First
103 %
99%
43
——
4
102
--
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100 5/8
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*
1981
1976
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101 %
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17
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101
91
97
99%
14
__
102 % 102 %
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84
Jan-July
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97
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102 %
tfan-July
1963
105
7/
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103
June-Dec
April-Oct
Telegraph
&
90
103
,—Apr-Oct
1993
1976
Alabama RR 5s
& North
South
2Vis
Oil
debs
91:
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92%
89%
debentures
debentures
Steel
sinking
Vanadium
104
107% 107%
105
Z'!'
97V/:
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*92%
•
■
99%
—.
Mar-Sept
1978
—
Freight Co—
States
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863/4
863/4
,.
—
102 % 103%
92%
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1978
—
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138
91%
98 %
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■/;
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307
106 Va
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—
May-Nov
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Feb-Aug
Shell Union Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
ApriZ-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
Jan-July
4 Vis
*96%
--
106 Va
102% 103
1983_Feb-Aup
trust
115% 138%
"V;
May-Nod
1972
debentures
debentures
Virginia
Roebuck
Sears
coll
115%
100%
99%
104
—
871/4
1021/4
*86%
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
72
80%
—
*96%
Jan-July
69%
Feb-Aug
debentures 1973_!
trust 4 Vis 1977
fund
Rubber 2%s
3 Vis
:
27
100
793/8
11
80%
Feb-Aug
1977
1972
debentures
subord
conv
S
Corp—'
debentures
&
States
2%s
141%
106
*87 Vi
106
June-Dec
tfune-Dec
1972
subordinated
4%s
1980
debs
127
*100
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
1977
5%s
Co
128%
Jan-July
&-Sons 2 Vis 1966
1974_,
debentures
3s
Sears
Mar-Sept
1982
3Vis
sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
United
8cott
72
*99% 100%
Jan-July
fund
coll
&
sink
United
85%
96
*87%
87%
71
>
—
92%
„
96
•
April-Oct
1989—May-Nou
1st gtd 4s
125 %
84%
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
1st
Ry—
certificates
bpnd certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
inc
114%
9
Mar-Sept
trust
fund
mtge
84%
69%
112
106 Vi
190
87%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s
5 Vis
Bt
coll
&
74
76%
12
83%
*88
104%
123%
*105 Va
June-Dec
America
1977
mtge
83 %
82%
84%
91
863/4
.
of
debentures
3%s
__
83
88 Va
89%
——
122
ApriZ-Oct
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st
70%
66%
__
*75%
94%
83
86
71
■.
Feb-Aug
1st
90%
90%
1
Co—
series B 1980
debs series A Jan
4s
income
• 5s
Ry
90%
90%
4s
mtge
mtge
A
'V
*104 3/4 106%
.
1991_Mar-Sept
1986
1st
series
f
—
122
Feb-Aug
United
3s
87
Inc
subord
conv
3%s
4%s
debentures
Air
United
Power
83%
*91
__
June-Dec
debentures
„
*86
__
June-Dec
debs
2%s
85%
*94%
—
*79
May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
Union Tank
United
Saguenay
"//
June-Dec
1986
RR
*84%
May-Nov
California 2%s
subord
conv
Pacific
94
1975_ApriZ-Oct
96
1977—June-Dec
debentures
conv
100
*100
Mar-Sept
1969
1977
series J
3 Vis
3%s
1982
debentures
Union
Corp
coll
Oil Co of
4%s
4Vis
Rochester
Missouri
1968—
1st
122
238
of
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
1st
92
85
125% 128%
3s
102%
89% "
11
92
58%
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in
the
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year's range,
the
n
year's range,
y
102%
sale
not
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sale
lot
Ex-coupon.
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30
Monday, July: 1, 1363
American
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, June 24,
and ending Friday, June 28.
It is compiled by the report of the American
In the following
Friday
STOCKS
~~
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Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Mfg Corp—:
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Products
Precision
Acme
250
common
2%
4,100
Wire
Acme
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
51/8
—1
573/s
Corp
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Inc—
Corp
Aileen
Airport Parking
A
Ci&SS
Alabama
— — —
-
5" •5%
preferred
Device
Alaska
'100
1,600
600
2 3/a
57%
8,100
451/2
3
20
3i/a
211/4
15%
15%
2,000
Inc
400
193/8
j
7%
3%
Apr
•;,
175
121/4
75
75
;•
23% Apr
Brad
Brandywine
Footb
Jun
81/4
Jun
1,900
Jan
51/2
Feb
4%
4%
4%
2y2
21/4
21/2
Alleghany Corp
"warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
7
7
.7%
6,400
6%
Apr
51/2
51/2
5%
3,900
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
~3% ~3%
13,300
1
1,400
Breeze
"5%
9%
200
9%
8%
8
3
lOo
1
8%
81/2
8%
91/8
6%
6%
61/2
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Aluminum
Oil
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5
pfd_100
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86'A
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Corp
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American Beverage
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1
A
of America $3.75
Co
Industries
Amco
Corp
3
Co
Press
Inc
:9%
4
Paper
8
93/4
Jun
May
5%
2,700
3,400-
.
71/2
6i/8
5
34,300
1,700
.
86%'
1,050
6,1/4,
20,200
Jan
9'/2
8y2 May
800
..
Jun
143/a
10.
>
6y8
May
%. Jun
51/4
33/4
51/2
89
Apr
Inc
Jan
400
4Vi Mar
6ya
150
43% May
52
Jan
Mar
6
May
44
...
51/4
1,600
4
8
1,100
53/4
4 Va
41/2
3,000
3
3%
-
i
A
2%
25/a
American
Realty &c Petroleum Corp_10c
Seal-Kap Corp of Del—2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
31/2
Jan
9y8
Mar
11/4
3,300
12
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2%
23/4
400
Chemical
1
.
4 Va
•
Anthony Pools Inc
21/2
Jan
Jan
Jun
3 3/4
3%
1,400
3%
Jan
25% May
4% Mar
1%
1%
1,500
% Feb
1% May
—_——10c
8%
8
8%
16,500
1
81/2
8%
81/2
1
7 3/a
7%
7%
191/4
20%
43/4
123/4
400
13%
4%
400;
900
,
4%
11%
223/4
41/4
3
300
" 200
10
4
200
41
10%
Hi/2
98%
983/4 1001/2
570
pfd—_100
i
Jan
31/4 Mar
Jan
Armour
Arrow
Power &
&" Co
4%
American
%
51/4
51/2
£1
511
511
1
2%
3
1%
1%
Inc
of
Products
__lc
Inc
Atco
Inc
Financial
Atlantic
Research
Atlas
Line
Jan.
4%
Amer
Apr
Jan
43/4 May
133/a Jun
7 3/a Mar
101
Jan
;
General
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
Centers
2%
2%
2,900
8/4
Apr
28
28%
750
20%
Jan
29'%
Jun
25%
25V8
25%
2,500
25/8
Jun
28/4
Jan
Devices
23A
Jan
31/4
Bruce
(E L)
1% Mar
B
S
F
Common
6%
Jan
1,900
2V2
Apr
22,400
10 Va
Jan
26%
26%
26%
22%
Jan
24%
23%
24 y4
22%
Jan
Aurora
Plastics
Feb
2i/a Mar
6
Mar
6%
serial
Bunker
Hill
Non-voting
3,400
2i/a
Apr
(The); Company
Mines
1,100
71/2
Feb
9
1,800
11%
Hi/4
121/a
4,700
BVD
Shoe
Co
Inc 1
Avien
L
Ay shire
Class
553/4 Jan
83/4 May
Jan
—
Electric
713/4
14%
.Tun
Feb
6%
Feb
11 y8
May
%
Feb
1%
Jun
Jan
171/2
Feb
3/4
.
Jan.
Apr.
161/4
Jan
31/2
Jun
23% May
53/4 Feb
5y8
300
4%
Jan
6
Jun
,7%
500
Carter
5%
Jan
81/2
Jun
Castle
31/8
5,100
1,000
143/4
250
21/2 Mar
Jao
10%
Feb
6V4
Jan
173/8
16%
17%
Jun
14
123/4
14
4514
200
•
class
A_1
8%
8%
300
1
9%
9%
1,000
Common
Banff
preferred
Securities
Oil
Banner
50c
—
Convertible
4%
Jan
Industries
Inc
Engineering
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings Inc
Beck
Bell
(AS) Shoe
Electronic
Corp
Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock instrument Corp
Benrus
Watch
Co
Inc
Berkey photo Inc
For
footnotes,
Ltd
WillistOtf
Carreras
Ltd
Amer
(JW)
(A M)
Catalin
dep
Hi/4 May
11% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
14 y8 Mar
3%
Jan
8,100
13
Jan
lfV
li/4
3
3%
4,000
2%
Apr
7%
73%
700
61/2
Jan
9%
10
10
10%...
10%
j
10
10
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1
1
1 Va
1%
1%
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18%
19%
6%
6%
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25c
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6%
a
2 y8
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51
2%
51
50c
5 3/a
j
91/8
51/4
9y8
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7%
7ya
.
see page
34.
-
_
600
•
1,200
800,
1,500
2y8
600
1,000
10
8ya
Apr
83/4 Mar
23 %
Apr
Jan
12% Jan
10% Jan
%
Jan...
lis
%
Feb
141/2
Jan
6%
2
49ya
Jun.;
May
Feb
20 |
8%
Apr
Jan
18%
3,800
17%
Jun
221%
4,900
22%
Feb
291/2 May
350
631/2
Jan
75
May
52
J an
55
Jun
533/4
Jun
601/4 Mar
'
„•
;
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54 Va
'
•
54%
—W
100
,
Feb
_10c
8V8
8%
m
4-
5Va
8%
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.4
2,200
6Va
7% May
53/4
■; ■:
■
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-
'
3%
10,100
12%
4% May
3,900
-
7%
Jun
.
r
'
'
Jan
4% May
Jan
Jan
36%
Apr
:: 31/4 Mar
4%
Jan
27%
:
~3i°o
3l°6
315
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"%
"11
18
n
11,100
■
Jun
9V4
Jan
Jan
181/4
Jun
Jun
4%
Jan
partic pfd_ —10
10%
10%
10%
300
93/4
Jan
10%
Feb
43/4
4%
300
4'/a
Feb
6Va
Jan
—1
Ltd
1,800
1/4
Feb
A
5,400
13%
Apr
17 3/8
Jan
Apr
6%
12,300
4Va May
73/a
Jan
2iy8
22 %
24%
Apr
17%
I8V2
960
4%
4%
1,900
6%
"21%
—/I
A
:
93 Va
93%
.5.50
:
.—
1
100
13%
300
10%
.
4 Va
43'8
2,600
3%
Jan
9%
800
9%
Jun
IOV4 May
4,100
%
Feb-
-iy8
-
—
/
13
%
■
30
75
.
19
1-10
7%
7%
7%
3%
3Va
3%
1
Ltd
2.50
_
—
1
_
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Consolidated: Mining.:
Oil Corp
Chromalloy
Circuit
.—_1
^
1
_
Corp
Inc
Foil
_
_
26 y8
-
~7%
.
4
■v
Jan
Jan
6
Mar
*
14% Mar
4%
Jun
Apr
Jan
75%
Apr
Jan
87%
Jun
Jan
203/a
Apr
171/a
250
32
Apr
403/4
Apr
7%
Jan
4,100
■
Jan
Jan
600
.
28
34%
3 3/a
Jun
5% Mar
5
Jan
6% May
—
lin0
Jun
10%
Feb
13%
Jun
600
22V2
Jan
29
3,400
1%
Jan
3
Feb
5Va
Jan
8 3/8
Jun
12,800
121/a
Jan
22V2
13%
1%
13%
26
26 Vz
2
2%
7
8%
16,900
19 %
,
Feb
9
1,600
118
173/4
72V2
600
13 y4
,118
18
_
3,000
..
,..
i—
—5
.
Christiana
183/s
.
85%
74%
32
37%
Corp
Feb
2,400
31 y4
:
Jan
%
3/4
4 V2
9%
4%
%
-100
110
Jan
H Mar
Jun
13%
...
-74%
Corp
98%
Mar
107%
'
6% Mar
%
1
pref
pfd
83
Jan
19
Jun
4%
-100
•:
41/4
40
108 Va 109
:
1
___1
Inc
Corp
Jan
161/2 Mar
600
94
18%
Co
16%
7,200
'"
1
preferred--*
Light 4%
14
-
1 1—1
rets B ord_2s 6d
3.50%
.
14%
156
14%
Services
3,400
53/4
—6c
—1
Corp„—_._50c
37 y4
Oil
Jan
1A Feb
/
73A
8%
18
32
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
lVa
Jun
18 Mar
200
3%
73/4
37%
Charter
8%
Apr
%
3,900
v
8%
—10
Century Geophysical
C K P
j,±
10,100
Century Electric Co
Chief
6%
■
121,100
& Co
Charge
Clark
18
6,000
Feb
Jan
May
Apr
173/b Mar
14%
_
—25c
Corp
•
Development Ltd
Cable Corp
Jun
Clarostat
Jan.
Clary
3% Jan
53% May
6,700,,
a
.Inn
6% Jun
3,100
7% May
6% Jap
10% May
9y4 Jan
7,900
19 Va
14V8
15Va
23,400
25
24
25 %
5,100
19
Mar
2614
Jun
12
113/a
12 y8
8 000
10 % Mar
13%
Jan
4,000
4"% Mar
6% Mar
1% Mar
8,600...
10,400
51 Va
5%
9y8
Apr
3%
Corp of America-/—
Cinerama
1
16 Va
Jun
3%
Chamberlin Co of America,:
800
Apr
Apr
97/a Jan
i"
743/4
1
common—
series B convertible preferred- •
»
convertible
preferred
$1.50
2.1C0
15 3/a
5%
6%
-
/
13%
:
Securities
2,700
4,100
v.:
:
6% Apr
/ :
ZIIi
Corp
7%
19
18%
1,400
13,100
28%
.2.50
-
-;
Power
41/4
18
Jan
16%
Co__
Power &
43/s Jun
1% May
4y8 Jan
18%
3V« May
5% May
1,100
.
»
—
Maine
Jun.
1&
1
'
'
■
_10c
Ltd:
Co
Hadley
481/2
7%
loc
Jun
i3s
.
'
16%c
Minerals/
Central
5
Jan
17%
International
Central
3
_ioc
Co
•*
•
Properties |
Central
13%
7%
y8
.
17%
♦
—
Mar
Jan
7,200
28
I;
■
.
Gas
15
8i5o Mar
14
74%
28%
,
..
*
Ltd common
22 3A May
4V8
13
4%
50c
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes
7%
13
ic
1
Ltd
>
•
Corp
—
Ltd
.
Jan
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Baldwin
Co
Jan
8
173/b
Jun
8,900
6%
17%
18
—50
Carolina Power & Light $5
$1.40
Gas
Jan
-
1,700
.
5%
6%
18 y8
—50
111/2
B
Baker Industries Inc
A
5%
-III
Jun
.
Bailey & Selburn Oil &
8V2
12 %
17,700
•y
5%
5
5
"63/4
—50
111/2
40y2 Mar
:: ya
y8
•:
—
Central
45
Jan
Jun
———
Central
3
Jun
4ya
Z —20
Southern-Petroleums Ltd vtcl_l
Carnation
133/a
20%
16%
10 Va
common-
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy InC_"
101/4
2%
Jan
13 y4
300
Corp Ltd
Power
Canal-Randolph Corp
2,000
14%
2,000
preferred
Canadian
4,700
20i/e
15%
1,800
——
——
Canadianwide
10,100
2%
Jun
4%
__1
1
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co_
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—.
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd-
41/4
20%
14%
1
Corp
A
$1.30
15%
10
2,300
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
201/2
loc
Corp
Corp
Collieries Corp
,7%
'
pieferred
:
$2.50 preferred-6% preferred
193/4
31/2
—5
Industrial
Avondale
e%
.
8% Jun
12%
8yB
10 y4
Inc
$3.00
141/a
71/8
8% May
4% Jan
4Va
25c
&
inc
California
3%
5
10,300
12%
f
^
19%
7%
28%'May
:•T 28 3/a May
/ :r 7% Jan
'
..
_1
Calgary & Edmonton
141/2
5
1,700
V
11%
6%
2,300
8
10 y8
Son
l
1
7%
.;/*
15
ord shares—3s 6d
_1
1
Jun
Ltd—
31/2 May
7 7/8
preferred
Apr
Jun
5
-4%
American dep rets
Burnell & Co Inc_
lOo
non-cum
-
-10
.
Burgmaster Corp
Burma
Petrofina
Mar
2ya
Feb
200
7^
13%
2.50
-
Inc—
Canadian
8
681/4
%
88,700
—1
preferred
Industries
Marconi
5,900
3%
12
50c
Industrial
7%
3/a
Jan
'
Javelin Ltd
A
May
May
671/2
Corp
8
—66%c
F_
Canadian
%
7%
30c
com
Company^-—
Canadian
1
21 Va
Budget Finance Plan—
Canadian
13-"
Apr
10
3%
1
Jun
14,400
7,400
Jun
Feb
13%
Co Inc
Jun
11,700
Jan
97/a
7 A
18%
13
7%
10
1,300
-
7% Jun
1,800
10,600
30c
91/4
1%
2,400
7»/4
3%
'li/.
143/4
15
7%
19%
13 Va
'
Canada
Jan
10%
A
7V4
19
1
£1
common
preferred
Jun
1%
141/2
10%
'
Class B
5y8 Mar
6% May
10 Va
^
■
25c
Co Inc
Jun
7%
Radio Mfg Co Inc__.
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
19%
Cement Co
1,400
10%
8%
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
Canaveral
Inc^
7%
•
—r
Bread
5%
li/4
14%
8%
10s
10s
bearer
Canada
6
1
8%
28
Canada
Feb
67%
10 pesos
I—
Apr
4V4 Mar
1
1
Jan
Jan
63/4
3
*
2%
iy4
Jun
% Mar
•
Inc
Jan
'
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd- _—1
1
Campbell Machines Inc—I
l
Automatic
Avis
6%
lOo
IncJ
2%
Jan
Jan
1
Industries
60,300
30
131/a
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
Corp option warrants^-
3%
Jan
2% Mar
23
34% Mar
;
Corp
2%
Jan
2
Jan
1% May
600-.
Jan
Jan
16
Jun
241/4 Mar
41/4
1%
5,300
Jan
7%
Jan
16%
Feb
12%
1%
13
2,800
103
Jan
2,900
2C0
2/8
Jan
2,100
90
17%
Jan
32,500
14
1%
24%
Jan
1%
Apr
41/2
81/4
"l%
Apr
5 3/a Mar
16%
51/2
800
51/4
19
4,600
1%
28 3/8
2,900
14
Jan
Co
—/
Forman Distillers cl A
4%
Jan
3 3/a
600'
1,600
>.
6
173/4
Company
Brown
.1
2 3/4
1%
Jan
8%
Co
Power
Brooks Instrument
Jun
Jan
*,
Mar
8
1
Jan
26
£
.
Co
Atlas
Atlas
7»/4
61/2
Products
Corp
Coast
43/4
131/a
■71/4
33V3o
Atlantic
5
131/2
10c
-
Chemical Industrial
Atico
•
..,1
Associated Testing Labs
6,900
14
Light & Pow ord—•
Petroleum
;
(
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Astrex
700
H
5%
Inc
regis
Stores
1,700
2
""13
AmeficaJ-.—_1
rets
Associated Laundries
Associated
l7/8
l401
26%
Industries—
deposit
Associated Food
13,300
10
Feb
Jun
12
5,000
321/2
243/4
Inc
Corp Ltd
Baby Services
Associated Electric
71/4
3iya
Apr
6%
20c
IOO1/2
321/a
25
Oil
Associated
6%
7
.2.50
pfd -100
"warrants"
Electronics
Asamera
_50o
._
Light 4.72%
73/4
1,700
81%
5%
V'5%
±— __10c
Inc—1—
-
Arkansas
1,900
-13% May
16% Jan
"
Argus Inc
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co/—
Jan
141/2 Mar
Mar
963/4
73/a
100
1.50
Jan
20%
3,300
4
8% Jun
5% Feb
Jun
11% Jan
11 - May
13,300
:
Jan
33/4 May
12
-
Inc—
31/2 Jan
47% May
Jan
41/4
1,200
3,600
4
.—5
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
171/4
Assn
Oil
British
Jan
5y8 May
41/8 Jun
21/2 May
37
9,000
41/4
221/4
-s—.
1
Inc
200
12%
11%
■
—1
a#
9,100
7%
12»/a
12%
—
1
Co
Apollo Industries
2%
47
71/8
4%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Ansul
21/2
123/4
Anchor Pest Products
Corp
1,500
dep rets ord registered
Butler's
41/8
American
Radio
18%
Burroughs ;(J P)
3%
47
"7%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
171/4
1
Raceway
Columbia
Feb
!
12.50
class
Inc
Jan
17%
Inc
dep rets ord
Amer
Buell
5
50c
Petrofina
Feb
3,000^
7%
*
25c
Manufacturing Co
Jun
41/2
Jan
.
American MARC
28%
Gear.Works
Jan
4%
•
£1
American
Jun
—
British
Feb
2% Jan
Jun
5
84%
Feb
6%
6V»
44
Mills Ltd—
American
2IV2
American Tobacco—
Amer
Jan
41/4
1
American shares
50
British
Jun
41/4
•
Andrea
Apr
2Yb May
_1
American Business Systems Inc
Electronics Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
Israeli
5%
20
American Book-Stratford
22%
American
Jan
9% Jan
6% May
■■'
700
u
5%
861/4
QVa
1|:
American
American
681/2 Jun
5% Jan
Jan
Mar
'
—50c
Paper Corp
Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
Apr
22%
Inc
Corp
Manufacturing
Brown
Co Inc
Alloys
Ambassador
2
£1%
Allied
Inc
41/2
6,500
■
Alsco
Jan
56
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1;5%% convertible preferred
10
Allied Control
Jan
2%
British
—
Rubber class A
91/4
Feb
common
Brazilian Traction
Brillo
&
Mar
2%
May
7
3%,
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
All American Engineering Co
100
All-State Properties Inc
—1
Alliance Tire
7
200
Bowling Corp of America
Feb
Jun
80
62 % Mar
Co
Inc
93%
2,500
7%
41/8
400
2%
prior preferred—
Chemical Co
213/4
Jan
High
Low
I
7%
21/2
Industries
Industries
(HC)
51/2%
Borne
171/2 Jan
1
89%
3,200
7
3%
Bohack
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Jan
Jun
41/2
Shares
8
—
Bloomfield
4'/a
-
133/a May
Jan
93%
21%
■V:
1
A
Bourjois
75
10c
1
Co
15%
Apr
Class
181/4
May
19%
19%
*
Bloomfield Building
Jan
Jan
653/a
10% May
33/4 May
92
10
Inc
3
500
20
Jan
71/2
Low
& Smith Inc
—
2.50
Birdsboro Corp -,,—
.———4
Blauner's——~.—_——————-,-—3
Jan
31/4
Apr
Jan
(The)
Sales
for. Week
Range
of Prices
1
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc:
14,400
3%
11%
9
May.
4% Mar
1,700
18%
33/4
100
Mfg
'v/;
91/8
5%
Inc
Binney
43/4 Mar
16%
preferred—100
—
Airlines
Jun
541/8
33/4./;:
————
4.20%
Alan Wood Steel Co eommon
Alarm
23/4
of America—
Corp
Power
4,900
2%
9%
.17
—1
4%
2%
.
1
Inc
Jun
5%
•
1
10c
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc —
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
2 3/a
'
10
lOo
—1
Co
Plastics
Admiral
3,500
Frocks
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
Jan
3
23/4
'
Week's
.Last
Par
Berkshire
2 3/4 Mar
.,1%
3%
2%
>
-
Sale Price
Exchange
High
2i/a May
18 Jan
100
1 %
2%
1
Inc
Low
High
31/8
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
any
Friday
American Stock
Rangfe Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
2%
1%'
is
and
bond in which
.STOCKS
for Week_
1
1,
10c
Acme-Kamilton
A
Low
itself
Exchange
or
Sales
Range
of Prices
,
'
"
Class
Week's
Last
Price
American Stock Exchange
Stock
stock
Range for Week Ending June 28.
_
—
_
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing.
Clopay Corporation
Coburn
1
6%
Credit
preferred
Rights
Co
Inc
J.
~8%
2,300
8%
7,500
6% May
41/2 Mar
12%
1
91/3
Jan.
Jun
153/4
Jun
Jan
31/2
Jan
800
3,500
9 Vo Mar
12%
20 % Mar
26%
Apt
Jun
88
Jun
11%
ll3/4
24 %
11%
""%
3
7%
Apr
3 Vb
3
.—20
_
7
7%
4
1
common
6
6%
1
—1
_
5%
25 V*
850
%
58
128.800
*
%
Apr.
Volume
Number 6277
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
\
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
S T O CK S
American Stock
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Cohu
Electronics
Coleman
Colonial
Inc
1
—
Sand
Commercial
5 %
Stone
&
33 J/s
Metals
1
Co
Co
.61/4
,:6i/2
16%
5
.
6%
It.;'
Discount Centers Inc_ __10c
Community
16 J/2
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
Compudyne Corporation
—10
Connelly
—50c
Low
5 J/s
18,500
31/2
33 J/2
900
17J/a
2,000
1
41 Va
411/2
29%
Jan
18^8
Par
Feo
4
Jan
6%
Jun
1%
Fairmont Chemical Co
Jun
1
Jan
'65_1
8%
8%
9%
38J/2 May
7% May
.,4,500
25c
1 %
IJ/2
1%
10,600
5
5
5%
for Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1, 196ft
High
Low
High
35% May
13%
3,200
v.
Sales
Range
t
Sale Price
Jun
1,600
..
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High %
5%
Apr
Apr
1,100
1 J/8
41
Friday
1
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
4%
5
Inc
Co
Low
31
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
Sales
Sale Price
Exchange
(31)
800
Falcon
Feb
46
143/b
Seaboard
Family
Record
1
Inc
3%
1,200
63/4
3% Jun
63/4
7
1,000
9
4%
Jan
7%
73/8
Jun
9%
9,800
7%
Jun
12V4
Jua
12%
9%
1,300
11%
Jan
24 %
143/4
Feb
24%
1,500
22%
Feb
26%
Famous Artists Schools Inc
Jan
3%
-1.50
„1
Drilling Co
Plan
2c
5%
Jan
Inc
Consol Diesel Electric
Consolidated
Corp
lOo
4
J/4
4 J/s
23%
Oil
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
Construction
Gas
&
Ray
Aviation
2,600
4%
400
Z,
Inc
10c
%
%
1
1
,:4,900
lie
Jun
2
1%
Jan
2
2%
17,800
2
5
Jun
21 e
J an
5
5%
700
,5
Apr
8%
Jan
} 7
.7%
Felmont
Jan
25%
Apr
Fields
3%
Jun
4%
Feb
Filmways
10 »/4
Feb
Financial
General
8%
Jan
% Mar
300
Commercial
Continental
Connector
Continental
Materials
Continental
Cook
Corp
Corp
Corp
Telephone
Paint
Cooper-Jarrett
5 J/4
First National Realty
Feb
Corp common
Apr
5%
E
non-voting
Firth
%
Jan
Jun
Fishman
%
Jan
11%
Jun
12%
19i/8
19%
100
17%
Jan
6 J/4
6%
1,100
53/4
Jan
191/4 May
7% May
15%
Corroon & Reynolds common
$1
Cott
17% May
Apr
Jan
17
1,100
73/4
class
20%
21
600
20
Jan':
223/4
Feb
20%
20%
600
203/b
Apr
21%
Apr
6%
6%
7J/4
2,100
5%
Feb
73/b
I
6%
6%
7%
1,300
63/8
Jan
8
£1
1
9%
93/4
100
912
Sterling
Florida
,8%
9%
2%
21/2
2%
1,100
28,400
40J/b
411/4
13,200
Cresmont
51/4
5%
1,100
5
.
Consolidated
Inc
(MH)
Co
Corp
40 J/8
1
United
Corp
Milner & Co
Crowley
Crown
Aluminum
Flying
Motor
Forest
of
City
Crown
Central
Fresnillo
(Md)
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic
•
7-Ar Feb
61/2
Jan
2V4
Jan
k
•
3%
9%
B
class A
.
(Geo A)
Apr
53/4
Jun
Gateway
5%
Davidson
Dayco
Corp
class
A
debenture
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
Devoe
&
&
7%
"
General
8%
Apr
General
Alloys
3
Jan
5%
Jan
General
4%
700
13 3/4
900
12V2
Jan
2%
800
2
500
5%
8,600
'6%
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
143/4 May
2% Feb
Jun
6
91/4
153/8
13,800
143/4
2,200
IIV4
6"%
Jan
123%
Jan
General
8% May
16% Jun
/
151/4
Jun
Electric
Amer
General
Foam
Gas
Diversey
Class
Dome
Giant Foods
12% Jun
43/8 Jan
171/4
Jun
Giant
5%
4
121/2
171/4
93,900
43%
41/2
2,000
J/2
5
1,400
341/2
341/2
10%
5
50
10%
800
May
61/s Mar
30
Jan
35
Apr
11%
Jan
28%
10,200
18"%
156J/2 158J/2
28%
Apr
Jan
40
1421%
Jan
2,500
6%
Jun
1,900
8%
Jan
273%
6%
6%
141/4
5
28
7
151/8
"
J/8
5
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
&
&
81/2 May
$2
31
May
1581%
Jun
Jun
Jan
Gordon
3,800
10%
Jan
14%
14%
2 J/4
21/8
1,800
108
2% May
% Jun
1,800
%
143% May
31/2 Jan
11/2
11/2
Apr
Jan
Jan
Duraloy
Duro
4%
43/8
101/8
IO1/4
2
2%
(The)
Test
•
4%
Feb
113/4
Feb
2%
13%
Apr
Jan
21% May
14% Apr
16 1/4
16 3/4
3,000
16% Jan
16
Jan
U%
12%
2,200
13%
Feb
37%
100
11%
35%
Jun
371/2
12
Jan
41
Jan
8%
.
300
-
9%
Jan
4,300
34,800
341/2
Apr
40%
Feb
18%
14%
Jan
2OV4
22
5%
5%
6 J/s
1,400
4&.
4A
100
6%
6%
4,300
35%
36 3/8
2 Va
2%
2 J/s
•
9
Feb
5% Mar
7
4
Eastern
Air Devices Inc
23/8 May
61/4 Jun
500
31%
2%
7,000
1
Can Co
1
8%
8 3/8
25
423/8
43%
20c
4%
States
Corp common
Elder-Peel
Electro-Voice
B
•
__1
4—
Inc
1
—
Assistance
Corp
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
&
Missile
Electronics Corp
Inc
6%
5 J/8
Bowling
Great
Western
6%
convertible
Erie
Forge
6r,'c
Ero
1st
&
Guerdon
4
Jan
Jan
36 3/4
Jun
Jan
31/8
Jan
Chemical
Evans
Rule
Exquisite Form
For
100
10c
103
3 J/2
1
5%
500
5
2,800
15
63/4
7%
28,100
12%
6,800
5%
1,500
61,900
1
103
3%
;
Jun
25
25
500
25%
8
„
.
700
;
25,
7%
34%
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Feb
Jun
10%
Jan
12%
13
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15%
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Jun
24% Feb
18
300
103
3%
-
3%
48
1
13/4
1%
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223/4
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43/8
163/4
18
153/8
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14%
15%
17
16%
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Apr
Jan
13%
12%
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10
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133/4
113/4
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25%
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Apr
3% Feb
1,800
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V
17%
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Apr
22%
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4,600
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4
24
143/8
14%
113/4
101%
11
10 %
-
200
30,000
1,900
900
16%
5%
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Jan
16%
Jan
11
700
23
12% Apr
10,400
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Jan
17%
10%
1,000
9%
Jan
11%
Apr
2%
144,800
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
400
24%
Jun
33%
3%
Apr
25%
4%
5%
1,900
9%
93/4
500
233/4
233/a
5%
5%
53%
1%
1%
1%
2,500
17,300
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137,500
26
24
21
5%
5%
5%
5 5/a
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2%
7%
73/8
1
7', 100
3,200
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7
Jan
33A
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Jan
9%
9 % Mar
2,000
~2%
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26%
Feb
7
Jan
May
Mar
1%
Jan
Jun
23/4 Mar
5%
4% May
Jan
53/4
3%
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Mar
73/4
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2%
6
24%
2
2%
2%
2
600
135/a
200
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•
50c
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Jun
~2%
3%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
39
1% May
10% Jan
3,000
Feb
26
Apr
12 3/a
34%
13%
May
3
Jun
•
14% Mar
6%
7%
1,100
3%
Jan
8%
Jun
5
5
1
.
53/s
15,400
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
16%
29%
153/4
16%
2,200
14 %
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20%
29%
29%
2,000
26%
Jan
35%
Apr
28%
27
29%
11,000
27
Jun
36%
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33/8
10,600
Jan
20
18,100
.
100
Apr
63/B
Jan
19%
81/2
Jun
14%
Jan
6%
Feb
32 3/8
Jun
3% May
101/2 Apr
4% Jan
Jun
3% May
/
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6%
Feb
4% Mar
1% Jan
6%
Jun
3%
Jan
33/4 May
5 %
J an
98
••
3
Jan
105
2,000
Light
i
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
vHecla
National
Mining
-2
10c
Foods
Inc_50c
7
Jan
16
Mar
6%
/
3%
48%
Jun
,—
—
& Co 5%%
(W E)
4% ,• preferred
-/Henderson's Portion Pak
,—
Hercules Gallon
Jun
Jan
Apr
2%
3%
Jan
4% May
4
Feb
5%
8%
Feb
4
43/8
1,000
41/a
700
Hill's
pfd—
Hilton
Inc
"warrants"
Hotels
1,800
4%
4%
6,100
3% May
6
Jan
5%
5%
*2,000
5
6%
Jan
18
7%
Mar
133/4
11,500
6%
7%
2,700
35%
37%
1,600
27%
335/a
33
343/4
11,600
26%
Jan
6% May
102
(R)
&
Co
A
1,400
Jan
107
Jan
Jan
85
May
13
20
13%
13
Feb
15%
common
Jan
63/4
Jan
% Jan
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
41/a
3%
4%
2,500
2%
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1
4%
6%
6%
6%
12,900
3'/2
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6 J/b
6 %
6 J/s
300
10c
71/4 May
7%. Jan
4'/a
4
43/8
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Jan
5%
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Feb
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4%
3,900
33/4
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5
Apr
18%
18%
18%
1,600
1334
Jan
18%
Jun
5%
53/4
7%
10,300
53/4
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53/4
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53/4
400
5%
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16%
163/4
1,100
13
"5%
5%
53/4
6.500
5
4-:
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-
Industries
9V2
Jan
33% May
35% Jun
76
1023/4 1023/4
100
Corp
Inc—Z2
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
1—;
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc
Home Finance
Home
Oil
Class
B
Co
13/4
13/4
13/4
'900
7%
7%
73/4
2,400
40c
13/4
1%
2%
4.000
5/8
5/8
1,300
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25%
800
1%
1%
13,500
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5%
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5
25%
50c
1%
1
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-
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9%
7%
18
Feb
Feb
May
7%
Feb
2%
Jan
class
A
9%
Jan
1
May
4%
Jan
A Mar
19%
1
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
Jan/
27 % Jun<
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1% Mar
6 Va
Jan
37%
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313/8
1,450
28'/a
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313/4
Jun
12%
13
1,600
12 3/4
Apr
14%
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10%
10 3/4
2,300
10%
800
31
—1
12%
*
10%
10 5/8
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Jan
31
*
7
32%
35
5
1% May
-
500
35
•
—
Group Inc
Ltd
1
2.50
Inc
Hofmann
4
Jun
9%
Jan
19%
4
Hoe
Jan
4%
18%
Jan
19%
6%
————
Jan
4%
5%
10c
Supermarkets
5%
1.000
Jan
6 3/4 Mar
35%
Manufacturing Co._—r—„1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
5%, convertible preferred
—10
Jun
4Ve
44% May
7
—*
Higbie
International
3% Mar
6% Apr
Jan
5%
1"%
7
100
Inc—L——_1
Products Inc
Hoffman
100
8%
Apr
40%
-
Co
Inc
Jan
800
Jan
May
700
Jan
Jan
500
9
18%
1,400
4
4.
Feb
2,600
2
—16%
——25c
—
2%
3%
2,000
1,200
Jun
5%
17%
Jun
—*
Co
Instruments
Rubenstein
,Heli-Coil Corp
Heller
Kosher
Apr
6
1
1
—
7%
17
43 3/a
1%
4
Feb
113/4
5%
.
~2
2
33/8 May
600
7,200
42%
6
25
*
%
1
16 3/4
Feb
Mar
443,4
7%
16%
1
Inc—
Electric
7%
10
i——
4
13%
May
•,Jan
-
3
3 s/a
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1
Corp
Stores
3
4
12%
Jan
51
10c
2
25c
Jun
4%
34.
11%
11%
z;
Jan
Apr
Feb
109
98% Jan
3,400
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1
Hebrew
6 3/4.
10%
200
-
13%
12 %
Inc—1
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Hazel
Bishop Inc—
4%
9%
100%
12 Va
113/4
1%
/
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11% Jan
102
1
Jan
4 %
9%
99 5/8
*
93/4
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41/4
4%
99%
/ 12%
2
—
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Jun
63/4
1
Coatings
Industries Inc
5%
1
10c
Feb
9
Class
1%
c
i.
1
313/4
20% Mar
1,400
10
see page
6 3/4
6%
5
Industries
Heinicke
5%
29%
48
3%
1
footnotes,
Jan
5% Jan
1
Corporation
Helena
43/8
Indus Inc—
7%
63/4
20c
H & B American Corp
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Hardeman (Paul) Inc
Feb
41/8
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3% Mar
Apr
H
1%
12
5,800
Co
Feb
5%
9%
Gulton Industries Inc
Apr
32 3/a
Co
Jan
1
Essex
2%
21,300
5
Mar
191/4
5,300
2,500
Esquire Radio & Electronics
7,600
6 3%
2%
—
series
Western
&
Jun
5%
Corp
3%
10c
Inc
Corp
Gulf States Land & Industries.
Jun
2
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
3
6 %
1
Corp
Chemical
Guardsman
16%
12 %
,
•
Corp
1
Producers common—60c
Gulf American
193%
1%
Manufacturing Co
ERT
3
1%
10o
181%
5%
.—
Apr
•
1
4
(The)
Corp
Jan
31/4
common
73^
11%
Grow
Jan
1%
Corp
8,100
6%
50o
10
5 J/2
30%
1
Steel
9
1%
Hydraulics
1
Griesedieck Company
Stores Products
175% Mar
3%
preferred
8%
2% May
93/4 Jan
16%
Greer
165
•
1
Apr
8%
4c
Grocery
30
"
l
.
1%
30
*5,000
1
50c
preferred
1,000
11%
A
20
25c
pfd
2
£1
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preferred
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5%
1%
1%
1
Chemical
29%
Co
Empire District Electric
Equity Corp common
$2
250
1,400
19%
19
12 J/2
1
Corp
53/4
1
of America
—i
-
7%
11%
1
Co_
Basins
193%
%
19J/8
loc
,
Communications
Research
Jun
Jan
7%
1% May
7% Mar
'38
May
200
5
178% 1813/4
14%
151/a
1
Associates Inc__10c
Electronic
Emenee
14 J/2
„2
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El-Tronics
29%
190
„_1
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
1
A
Ltd
5%
III—1
Industries
Lakes
Hartford
Eastern
preferred series
$6 preferred series
Edo Corporation
1,000
2,600
1,200
Corporation
Lakes
Harvard
$7
Jan
5%
16,800
;—
Great
Hartfield
Eastern
Apr
5 5/8
2
14%
B
Ltd
Co
43% May
31/2 Feb
Jan
E
Inc
91%
25% May
20 J/4
•
Freightways
Jan
133/8
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—
class
Manufacturing
Harnischfeger
Eastern
Apr
91 %
Jan
1,200
17%
10c
class A
Jun
32%
Feb
153/4
353/4
,
18% May
191/a Jun
73/e
16%
61/2
Jan
4,000
343A
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Co
143/k
Jan
13%
v
n
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Printing Co Inc
Jewelry class A
Gorham
Gray
Ham
Eastern
20% Jun
Jun
30%
3,200
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Great American
Gulf
8%
1678
10s
j
Feb
Jun
11%
1
.—
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"V 13%
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2%
10%
11%
5
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1% Apr
2% Jan
11,500
35
15c
—
10
200
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4& Jan
600
2,800
2%
13%
1
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DuVal Corp
Dynalectron
100
j
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2
11%
12
n%
16 J/4
reg
10 Va
4,300
•
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17 Ya
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ord
4,600
143/s
12,700
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%
5;",: May
2,500
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rets
19%
13%
9%
•
Goodman
29%
1/2
Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
dep
17%
13%
153/8
Co
(Wm)
Goldfield
8% Feb
15% May
7% Jan
Jun
3/4
Drug Fair-Community
American
17%
•
Security Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Jan
21/4
—.
Harris
Apr
14%
Globe
10
%
-2%
Co
Jun
36%
9%
■
24%
14%
32.50
Dorsey (The) Corp
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
4%
30% Mar
15%
•
4,300
%
Ltd
common
2% May
2,000
1
Glass Tite Industries Inc
1,600
10c
stock-
preferred
Driver
class A
com
Glenmore Distilleries
5,500
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Inc
(A C)
%
Ltd
Chemical Co
11,100
1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Gilbert
51/4
18
_10c
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4%
32%
_1
—.
—_
28%
28
4
Steel
*
3%
1
Jun
101/2
53/4
14%
A
Dominion
Jan
31%
1
_1
Stores
Great
_—
Feb
43/4 May
6 3/8 Jun
Apr
16%
10
Co
3%
1
Apr
1
Bridge
4%
5
Jan
Engineering Co Inc_l
Petroleum Ltd
Dominion
2,000
2.50
6%
1
common
6
Corp
41/8
Corp
Dixilyn Corp
53/4
Jun
6%
Jan
53/4
Corp
Jun
25c
—
5%
Feb
186%
1% Mar
Fireproofing
General
Jan
r
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5%
6,200
dep rets ord registered—£1
41/4
1
reg
Feb
1,300
3%
Ltd—
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2V2
■
dep rets ord
159
1%
f
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'
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
v
Feb
jun
5%
1
Battery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
General
Development Corp
Gluckin
com
73/e
19%
3
"warrants"
1,500
1
Supermkts
470
,
Jun
53/4
Co
3,400
1
Quality
:
53/8
13% Mar
100
.
Acceptance
Jan
:_1
1st preferred
171
•
5%
Products
Dielectric Products
11%
167
Feb
3
2%
2%
Dialight Corp
Dilbert's
11%
169
1
Co
51/2
100
Raynolds Co Inc
3,300
V 7,600
123/4 Jan
4% Apr
16% Feb
1
/
1
2J/2
35
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
3%
12%
9% Jun
3% May
11% Apr
*
5%
1
Manufacturing
33/4
1
2 J/2
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
3%
common
6 3/4
.7%
11%
10c
stock
13,600
_1
Sporting Goods
400
13%
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B
1
Dennison Mfg class A
5
8%
19 3/a
1
50c
pref
183%
1,300
—.1
50c
4.
5,900
18%
a
7%
14%
14%
10c
Inc
Apr
Apr
1
-
Plywood Corporation
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Giannini Controls Corp
Brothers Inc
Mines
3%
12 %
5%
5
preferred
General
Day
Jun
93/4 Mar
?%
200
5%
;
General
Inc
1,000
10%
G
Inc
Garan
General
Systems
3
10%
10c
Jan
8
1
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
2%
—
5%
Co
3%
2J/s
8 J/8
1
common
Daitch
Feb
18
Jan
431/2
Jan
Fuller
21/2 Apr
•
common
Data-Control
Jua
2.50
Friendly Frost Inc
Feb
3
*
35% Mar
6
•
Laboratories
Class
Jan
1
600
13%
10c
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
Jun
Apr
1
Company
2%
4
25c
Corporation
Curtis
41/a
5
,
14%
»
7%
1
Inc
(The)
7%
Corp__25c
Crown
3,900
Canada
2%
1
Petroleum
16%
Enterprises
Fotochrome
Z
25c
Industries
15%
8
8%
1
Inc
Gatineau Power Co
Crose
15%
Capital Corp
Tiger Line Inc
Jun
9%
50c
receipts (ord reg)
Corp
10c
5% Jan
65/a May
43/4 Jan
2,600
2,200
.
Feb
Cox
Instruments Corp
'
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
63/4
Jun
Bottling Co of New England
Petroleum
Jan
20 J/2
A
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
93/4
•
Corp
American dep
May
1.50
preferred
Beverage
Cott
1
Jan
16
8%
7%
—8
Fischer & Porter Co
4,900
2,900
8%
7%
.6 %
,
10c
;
_L_
Jan
U
6,200
.
7%
63/4
.
8%
11%
•
7%
1
„
convertible preferred
Ford
Class
Inc_.
,
Jan
& Construction
__
Warrants
Feb
%
1
1
Corp
Jan
63/4 Mar
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
1%
1% Mar
11%
15
Inc
1,400
?
■
„25c
8%
5%
500
24%
Corp
21/4
Jan
%
.
A
Chemicals
1 % May
11%
1
Co
8 Va
&
7
<
51/4
8
8%
10c
Co
Varnish
&
1
A—50c
cl
Petroleum
Plastics
60c
Continental
class
Inc.
1,100
8%
1%
1
21%
18,900
l3/8
8 Va
—III
—10c
Purchaser
Jan
15,000
1J/4
~8%
Apr
51%
.
Engineering—1
Jan
5V4
Apr
*
class A
&
41/a
20c
Oil,
Products
Continental
Inc
241/4
3%
Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
Consolidated
Consolidated
4%
3%
«
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc_,
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Federated
Containers
% May
4% Mar
..
10%
10
Jun
13 % May
10%
Jun
13 % May
The Commercial and
<;
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, J(uly 1, 1963
,
(32)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 28)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Low
Par
7.50
& Co
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
5%
preferred—
■
HoskiRS (The) Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors Co—
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A
(Geo A)
Hormel
Class
B
-*
—-100
1
--
18 a
5
lo /b
A„10
1
&
& Hatcher Inc
Oil Canada Ltd
Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Husky
—
Hycon
—
11%
-113 /*»
-1
5i"
10c
3/2
1
3 /8
2.50
5 /2
5
19%
Hughes
;
-
19(4
28
J 50
590
19%
5%
Jun
28
23
Jah
100
May
4%
Mangel
6% May
Jan
Ltd
Co
18%
1,400
l'/78
0an
20
Apr
17%
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
Marlene
30 %
2,200
1,000
17
30
2634
Feb
31 %
Jan
Martin-Marietta
11%
12
3,100
11 s/8
Jun
14 %
13%
12%
Jan
r
i8
5%
6
A
1,700
9,o00
3»/4
3%
31,400
278
3%
900
1%
Apr
v
8%
37(4
12 %
9
9%
~£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
„
5%
5%
7,730
5 '/a
19%
21%
1,700
—25c
J—.—1
1
of North America—
5
Breweries Inc
1
Co
Insurance
International
11(4
10%
94%
class A
Corp
Inland Homes Corp
Credit
Inland
international Holdings
Maryland
Jan
Masco
Jan
7V4
Jan
5(4
5
4%
1034
7%
Products
1
——33 (4c
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A—5
International Stretch
Oil
Intex
Company-
Investors Royalty
22(8
Apr
Maule
Oil
Israel-American
3%
1
12%
—1
10c
31 4
(4
Corp
Ipco Hospital Supply
Irving Air Chute
Corp
6%
6 3/4
Mar
4
1,700
818
1,800
7%
Jan
38
5,600
37%
Jun
42 vb May
1,700
12
Jun
143/4 May
81?
8%
8 1°6
7%
7%
8%
1,300
5%
Jun
Jan
35
May
I8V4
Jun
20 Vb
May
13(4
12%
13%
47,300
113/a
Feb
3
2.100
4%
Jan
3
Apr
9(4
3,000
Michigan
88
92 3/4
Apr
Jun
90%
100
3%
700
3%
Jan
3% Mar
3%
100
3%
Apr
4% May
11%
2,500
10% May
10%
10%
300
9%
Feb
11% May
94
97(4
11,000
933/4
Jan
102 vz May
3%
700
33/8
Jan
11
3%
33%
1,100
4%
5%
18,800
(4
4%
400
4
10%
7%
17 %
.
Jan
2%
:•
9,100
7%
1,000
6
Jan
1%
,1,400
1
Feb
11%
Feb
7%
11
May
1%
11%
200
10%
Feb
15 %
Feb
3%
3%
2,600
3%
Jan
3%
Jun
86%
86%
10
1%
833/4 May
86 Vz
Jun
93/8
Jan
5,900
20%
Jan
347/a
10%
1,700
8
6,600
3%
2%
2 3/8
:
6%
1,500
1!8
6ft
1,700
2y8
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
11%
Apr
218
13%
13%
1,500
4%
4(4
1,300
53/4
Apr
9%
Jan
8,800
4 3/a
Jan
6%
Feb
24%
%
200
20%
Jan
2474
Apr
Jun
%
Jan
.7,
1,000
4
%
Jan
5%
Feb
3.200
11
Jan
13%
Feb
7%
18,600
2%
Jan
10% May
13%
13%
14%
3.100
113/a
Jan
15% May
:/.;' 101/2 Jun
9%
10
7 Va
Jan
9%
10%
8,300
9%
Apr
15
Jan
1434
14%
14 %
2,800
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
20%
20 3/a
100
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
9%
—
'7%.
7%
7%
2
6% Mar
16,200
■V 8,400
3y4
5%
Jun
8(4
1,900
15%
Jan
16%
3%
3%
33/4
1,300
63/a
6%
1,200
14%
14%
600
1023/4 102 %
25
w—
Mt
22%
class A
6%
2,100
4%
Jan
5%
4,200
4(4 Jan
._50c
2
4%,% Pfd. :_100
1-1
iKati, Drug Company
—:
.
.1
Kaufman &5. Broad Bldg. Co
1
( K.avanau QnvVt
——
-250
Kawecki Chemical Co_
--1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc.
.2.50
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
Kilemb.e Copper Cobajt Ltd
:— —1
99
97%
99
12
12
10 s/a
27%
15
29%":
*2,200
28
T9,000"
6 % •;
1,900
13%; "Jan
47/a May
5,200
2%, Feb
2Q3/4 Feb
.
Kaltman
Kansas
& Company—
(D)
& Electric
Gas
Oil
Kin-Ark
6%
26 %
6
26%. 28%"
7%
7
7
12%
iV
i7ff
1,300
243/8
25%
5.0Q0
5%
53/4
3.500
4%
1%
l3/8
1%
3,000
1 ''/a
953/4
96%
210
104%
104% 104%
60
•
159%
2%
700
—
1%
1%
1(4
1%
1%
129% jun
10
Jan
293/a
Company.
7%
1
15,600
1
Kingston Products
:
3%
3%
is y8
17%
18%
.-28%
28%
30%
19%
20
1,
Kinney. Service. Corf),
Petroleum Co
—2-1
Kirkeby-Natus'Corp
_2—l
-—1
A
2%
2%
12%
12%
13 y8
11%
1134
—
Minerals Corp Ltd--—.
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc—'
Klein (S)
Dept Stores Inc.—,—
Kirkland
_
—10c
.
1
—2.50
(I B)- Rubber- Co—;
(H L) Inc—;
:—L —25c
5
Knott Hotels Corp————
Kleinert
.
--
4%
Cqrp
Kratter
16%
3,100
200
7,600
*
Kulka
Electronics Corp—
8.000
300
18% Mar:
31(4
Jun
.15%
203/4
Jun
Apr
w,
<
12 '/a May
jun
14
.,
26%
3/a
Jun
3%
200
43/8
4%
2.50
&50
3434
13%
9
400
3%
Jan
3,500
53/4
3%
10;:*
23,900
2%
2
2%
9,600
10o
4%
1,400
7 s/a May
l5/8
4
-
-
Bellas
Bowl-O-Mat
Brewing
17 Vb
v
:
Jan
Jan
23/4
Feb
Jun
53/a
Jan
10.::,
10%
300
9%
Apr
12
:
2,800
93/4
Jan
14%
Sessions
Co_
Corp
2%
2,900
l7/a
Jun
2 3/4
Co : (Mich)—
2%
1,400
l3/4
Jan
2%
—
3
2%
3%
1,900
4(4
:
^
—
12%
600
11 y4
Jan
143/b
173/4
600
14%
Jan
2 Vz
Jun
18% May
3 3/4 Mar
5
Jan
574
Jan
2%
2%
900
1
Corp——1
5%
5%
534
1,100
33%
2,000
.
Jan
36%
100
3%
5%
8%
4%' Febr
5%
15,900
6%
1%
-2,200
:* 1%
9% May
534 Jan
9 (4
400
-
9%
3.700
-6%
■
14.000
63/%
1 Va
1
1
^
700
-
Filter
Lee
Motor
Lefcourt
Leslie
Corp—.
Realty
1
-
class
Products
1
A
-
6%
Feb /
9(4
Jan
12%
11%
11%
11%
4,700
May
143/4
lft May
2%
100
1%
%
1%
6.900
16 3/a
1
2
16%
1.100
3.600
6,600
63.700
4,200
New
Idria
New
Park
Corp
25o
1
-
Inc class A
Fay
Levine's Inc
Lewis
(Tillie) Foods Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
)
5% preferred
.Livingston
Locke
Oil
Steel
Class
2 s/a
Feb
New
York
Jan
Vz
Jan
10
103/4
8,000
9%
Jan
400
10(4
Apr
12(4
7,600
6 3/s
Jun
8,200
12 3/a
Jun
7%
13%
123/4
2.50
734
~7
■
8
133/4
100
734
75/a Mar
7%
7
10%
3,900
6 3/4
Jan
94.500
8%
Feb
200
9
83/4
It 3/4
10%
3%
3%
3%
11%
3.900
8
Feb
25c
:
23 3/a
Norfolk
Jan
North
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
1
Co
8 3/8 May
9 % Mar
ll3/4
Jun
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
(The)
Corp
Co—2.50
___2
.
,
Macke
Mackey
Macoid
Vending
1
class
Co
A
Airlines Inr.
Industries
Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
For
—__50c
footnotes,
•
10 3/4
Feb
6,300
%
Apr
3/4
Jan
293/a
29%
30
5.100
28 % Mar
32(4
Apr
1
141%
14%
153/8
4.500
9% Mar
15%
Jun
2%
1%
3
Jup
653/a May
Mar,'
2%
58i/4
58
59%
7.900
400
32% Jan
303/4
600
29 % Mar
34
Jan
59
May
2%
531/2
51%
55%
1.350
37%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
5,700
534
Jan
1%
2
1.600
1% May
8%
8%
1.100
7(2
Jan
1%
Jan
Railway...
Royalties
Inc
Airlines
1
25
.1
—
1
Mar
1%
Industrial
10 (4
Corp
Corp..
of Amer
(Del)..
.1
10c
1%
2%
64
1%
2%
63%
8%
3
Feb
10(4
2
Feb
Mar
Hi
liV Jan
Apr
Apr
1%
3.100
2%
4,500
2%
80
57%
AprJan
64
May
92
Jan
96
Mar
•
64
92%
13#
93%
180
"3/a
%
47,500
8%
8%
9(4
2,600
5%. Jan,
1%
1%
13/4
6,000
1%
33/e
••
(4
Jan
i6
Feb
Jan
9% May;
Jan
23/8
Apr
Jan
Feb
Co
RR
2
1
Novo
Jun
1%
2.800
800
8 3/4
10O
2% Jun
21%
213/4
2.100.
173/4
Feb
22% Ma,y
85
87"
8.100
70%
Jan.,
90
Apr
,33%
313/4
34%
13,200
25 3/a
Jan
34%
Jun
4%
4%
43/4
400
4V4
Apr
5%
Feb
27%
27%
27%
1.100
25 5/a
Jan.
29%
Feb
8.900
75/8
Jan
10
Feb
.21%
85 y8
1%
8%
9
3%
3%
21
9
1,300
3%
4,300
23%
23%
24(4
~2%
2 3/8
2 3/4
31/j
3%
3%
%
%
_50c
see page
Jan
14% May
16% Jun
-
2,800
Jun
9%
i
__lc
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%
Jan
2%
21
33y8c
10%
15%
.1.25
Southern
Penn
4 % Mar
v
Manufacturing Co..
Ogden
Corp
700
i9e
4%
North
Ohio
"warrants"
1,400
14%
15%
M
Inc
6%
13%
Jun
8%
5% May
6%
12%
1
&
Northeast
4%
34.
1
4%
700
-
1%
Jan
17% Mar
21
Jan
5.800
%
Jan
900
2 3/4
Feb
40.500
3/4
Jun
-
1.100
4 Vb
Jun
4 3/a
263/4
May
Apr
.24 (4 Jun
3% May
3% Apr
Old
Power
Town
15%
15%
16Vs
1,700
273/4
27%
2934
69.600
4%%
preferred....:
common—
50c
5%
1
j-——;—
Co
Corp
1
20c
29%
100
.1
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
40c
preferred
O'Sullivan
Overseas
Jan
Oxford
6 34 Mar
Oxford
1%
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Trucks
Jun
11
%
Jun
V
Mack
153/8
303/4
Occidental Petroleum Corp
MacFadden-Bartell
Jan
Jan
*
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Oak
.
Jan
6 3/4
8%
143/4
2% May
8 3/4
9%
_
—
6(4
2
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4(4% pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd.
1
254
1%
1
Sherry Preserves Inc.
1
Louisiana Gas Service
10.
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Hundy. Electronics & Systems Inc
10c
11
Rosario__3.33%
Co
Honduras
&
American
Nuclear
Louis
153/8
10%
30
Inc
Noramco
Jun
Bartlett—
&
A
13%
4% Mar
2"%
113/s Mar
10%
~2Vs
103/a
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
2
1
Noma Corp
~7%
10c
Chain.
Kessler
Lockwood
Jun
3/s
1
1
CO—
1%
73,200
—1
10
—
Lithium Corp of America Inc_
1,300
A
10%
10%
4
,
York
1%
(4
13%
Jun
May
—*
Co
Auction
New
1%
~2
25
50c
Co
Land
Mining Co
Process
30c
Feb
Jan
25c
Chem
&
Arizona
&
%
Jun
Jan
143/b
1
Apr
Feb
7. Apr
18
FeD
/ 55/a Jan
21
8
1
Zinc
Mexico
15 Vb
33/4
*
Co
Mln
New
10
13,400
~2%
20c
i,
Mur
900
50c
—;
28%
Jan
900
10c
1
Co
Jan
" Jan
4
Jun
2.300
National Telefilm Associates
National Transit Co...
Packing
22
1%
.
12%
;/••,
;-rt
Jan
10% May
8 (4 May
Jun
Feb
12
7
12%
Corp...!
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12%
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23
Inc
Apr
7% Feb
.V
-•
23%
-
21%
3/8
Stores
-
Jan:.
23%
6%
~7
11%
%
1%
•
3%
11 %
New Jersey
Jan
22 3A
Jan
5(4 Mftr
Jan;
2.100
21%
New
Lee
4
4%
5
Nestle-Le
Jun
23/4 Mar
32
32
Jaw
47 —
1
Nelly Don Inc
Feb
17%
2%
Jun
45."
14%
49%
7.900
•
Machinery
Rubber
Needham
Jan
123/4
5
Jam
14%
-1%
1%
/_5 '.
1
National Electric Weld Machines
1..
National Equipment Rental Ltd
,_1
National Petroleum Ltd
_25c
Nedicks
Jan
——
Lease Plan International
12 (4
26
73/4
Company....
National Company Inc
National Video Corp class A
Jan
2
10
Inc
&
Larchfield
2
2
3
Industries
Lamson
Lanston
2
Apr
Feb
Jun
1.700
4%
6%
.1
—1 i
Corp..
National Union Electric
Jun
2 3/4
Jun
37(4
34%
5
.
National Presto Industries Inc—
Jun
13%
—5
Delaware
of
Apr
Jan,
4%'Ma-y
13%
"7-%
.7——1
:
; National Rolling Mills Co.—.
1
—
Industries
4%
%
10
53/4
5.100
'
12%
13
113/4 May
,
*
4%
47
i
Hess
Casket
•.National
Feb
May
—1
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp
Corp
_1
,_1
Apr
% May
May
34%
~4%
'•31%
Jan.
93/4
'
9
i<T
_____50c
173/s May
Jan
240,400
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
8.200
i7ff
Feb
-
5%
200.
9%
'
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
L'Aiglon
Lamson
-13
163/4
29%
Corp
;.
National
16% May
Jan
Jan
is.N
National
-
147/8 Mar
113/8
Jun
Apr
16 3/a
:—i.l
'
National
3%-Jan
/ 37/b May'.
9%
4
28%
9
—5 j
1
_25c
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling:_3 :
i7e Mar
A May
23/8
143/4
8%
4%
Jan
18
9y4
4
Feb
4%
Jan
16 3/8
9%
1
Napco Industries Inc..
/Nat/Hast Inc class Al„
18 3a. Jun
,
Lamb
2(4 Jun
5 (a Feb
1,900
9%
28%
\
50c
'
class A
Feb
Mar
55/b
2%
8%
1.
Mines
164
3%
2%
1
:
—
class A_.
Gpnapany'
National
Shore
Jan
155
%
Nachman
Apr
15 '/a Mar
.33 %C
Corp class A—
Forge Co
Lake
Apr
May
100%
.
5
100
/
1
Kropp. (The)
Smith
ley*
16
—7.50
•,
(The)
99
106
Jan
...
Jan
1% May
'
5,000
1.800.
4%
16%
4%
10,900
-2,000
.
Kostin
Jan
Jan
94
A* Feb
2
Arc
Mar
14
17,600
%
23/4
Kirby
Jan
3 A May
3% Jan
1,800
-
Jan
.2
101%
—
3%
11%
Jan
15
•
Klion
110
159% 161
~8%
2.50
Muskogee--Co
MutCE-
29% May
Feb
97%
__
—12.50
Muskegon^ Piston Ring Co_
c
>
tt Feb
Jan
Jun
Jan
i y«
4,900
v
1%
,
Feb
i7rr Jam
22
4
1
Murray. Ohio Mfg Co.—__1k—
Apr
15% Mar
Jun
6%
6% M^y
"
Jan
2%
2,600
2%
,_10c
Jan
12
'*
May
26(4
Apr
j
1
common
Mujxte TV Inc———.,—
100.
6 (4 Mar
1,000
13%
.1.25
Company
;Kirigsiord Company !___
-
Juii
97-
""30
.
800
26%
24%
25c
Products
Industries
MPO Videotronics
107
Apr
5%
5%
Jan
15% May
Jan
Jan
100
.100
100
Mountain States Tel & Tel
8% Apr
/
12%
102
1
Industries
Vernon Mills Inc
Mount
Jan
Jun
Co—
preferred
Diablo
43/b
36,(4
8%
May
5%
Power
Electro
Jun
6
5%
253/4
Feb
Jan
3%
31 v4
1
1
Ltd
Ward & Co
Clemens
6%
Mar
5
JStn
1%
1%
1,600
•
1
Precision
Movie Star Inc
4
5%
10 y4
-
Movielab Inc
Corp————~
/"
12%
6%
5
12 3/s
-7
5.000
preferred
Morse
K
Industries
3,700
Jan
12%
——
Rights
Kaiser
"
6%
preferred series B
preferred series C
Mt
12
16%
of America
Corp
Montgomery
157/b May
Jan
4
400
3,200
574
24 3/a
"ctfs"
RR
(Can)
4.50%
Jan
Jan
4V8
Apr
63/4
10%
Apr
10%
6% May
4 i9o Jan
800
5,800
sir
8 (4
Apr
5%
6%
63/a
Inc
Molybdenum
12 5/s May
Jan
7%
Jun
pfd—100
10c
Company
Airlines
Warrants
Jan
43/4
2%
28 %
10
*
Molybdenite Corp
% Mar
% Mar
22,400
73/8
5%
Feb
50
—1
Light 5%
&
Aluminum
1774
27
15%
preferred
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Jan
13 3/s
33%
%
Mirro
60,600
Jun
17,900
13%
12
31
Jan
Jun
7(4
6%
Canada
Power
10%
15%
Corp
of
Corp
Minnesota
Jun
—50c
common
Electronics
Mining
Jun
Co
convertible
4%%
Milo
Jun
9
Wohl
Miller
Jan
8%
2.50
Corp
Factors
Feb
4.600
53/a
5
50c
Co
Financial Corp
Midwestern
Mill
5%
9%
10
1
50c
Inc
Investment
Midwest
May
5%
5%
4% May
Corp
Hone
Associates
Microwave
Feb
36
Feb
31
preferred
Micromatic
15.000
24(4
1
1
1—10
1
common
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
%
5
Co
Sugar
33/8
9(4
24 Ve
10c
Michigan Chemical Corp
Feb
,13 3/a May
7
3%
9(4
1
1
1
Inc
Extruders
Jun
May
7
10c
1
A_.
Co
9i3e
8
7
50c
1
& Co
Mfg
6%
3%
new
10 3/4
3%
Jan
110% May
2734
Jan
3%
90
73/8 May
Jan
Inc
class
Inc
6%
7(4
29%
Apr
6.800
Gorp
Oil
Johnson
Miami
4% Mar
21%
5,800
8 3/a
13(4
250
(The).
Jupiter Corp
2,500
2.3U0
Jan
4%
2 J/4
1.800
24%
32
8 3/8
2
__ioc
6(4
225/a
20
400
9
93/4
7%
~5%
223/4
Jan
8% May
5%
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Jun
12%
8%
4%
1
~5%
22%
183/4
Merchants
93/4
1
Jan
31%
4.40%
1
Jun
6%
6%
4.80%
Construction
163/4
2.600
"warrants"—,
Corp
Monongahela
Jefferson
3,300
8(4
18%
common
new
Industries
Monogram
Jeannette Glass Co
17%
73/4
31%
Corp
Cup
Corp
Menasco
Jun
12
11
—1
pfd—100
-
Public Service Co 3.90%
Iowa
.
16%
7%
Jan
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
15"% Jan
37%
33
1
.
5%
--
33
—1
Corp
International Oil & Gas Corp
International Products
3(4 Mar
400
1
Apr
>-
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
3%
185/a May
4 % Apr
1
1
*
A
Class
Jan
5%
.
McCrory
_
3%
3%
17
1
common
Melnor Industries Inc
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
~
"warrants"
Co
Paint
67/a
ft Mar
Medco
5%
High
22%
Apr
,
12 % Mar
£1
10c
Corp
Corp
33/4
5
Mead
.—33 %c
1,600
Marine
——
Industries
Carter
Mary
15 y4 May
Jan
2%
,
McCulloch
IMC Magnetics Corp
3%
16%
21
600
Jan
13%
Low
21%
2.50
Rubber
Tire &
International
Marconi
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
15(4
15%
10c
1
Stores
Mansfield
35 V4 May
Jan
Week
Shares
21%
*
Majestic
Jan
800
-
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
124
Jan
%
95
Maine
Apr
19%
150
300
33%
7
Service
Public
Feb
34 %
Jan
108%
1,100
99% 100
33 %
5%
com.—5
Manhattan Corp class
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc
Hudson
19 %
100
2.50
common
30
Low
Par
High
Sales
for
tUnge
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1,1963
Low
112%
■109
--
Range Since
High
29%
.—.
LiiS I
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
Rubber
Corp
Securities
Electric Corp
Manufacturing
100
1
53/4.
29%
1.800
13
1734 May
Jan,/
19 %
Jan
30(4
23(4
98
323/8
Jan
101
TJan
490
9(4
1,100
73/4
Apr
5%
1.000
43/4
Jan.
9
5(4
"""' 70%
5
.
51
Jun
6% May
43/4 Mar
9934 100%
9%
<
f
•-
Jun>
May
11%
Jan
6V8
Jan
743/4 May
734 Feb
Jan
6734
703/4
1.000
5%
1
53/4
890
5%
Jun
300
103/b
Jan
3%
Jan
4V2
Jan
17% May
22,%
Jun
i33/4
133/4
20(4
20 %
4(4.
.1
.1
5%.
29%
11.300
14
4%
203/4.
3 800
5 600
„
14% Jun
,
Number 6277
Volume 198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(33)
'AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
L.ust
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Clay
Pacific
5%
Products
Coast
cum
Co
8
common
"Low
High
1st
1st
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
Wi.80%.
4.50%
;•'<*
'<*4.36 %
.
-
10%
33%
30 y2
30 y4
30%
28%
28 %
29 Va
1st
preferred-.
,_25 v
pfd series A-225
redeemable lSt .preferred„^5
redeemable 1st preferred—^25
redeemable ISt preferred25 r
26%
•
;v.
$4.75
>
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Northwest
Airlines
Bell
Pacific
—1
Petroleums
Ltd
Pancoastal Petroleum
warrants:
(C
-
3%
>
__j.
2.50
—_
Co__
1
—-2.50
Electronics'Corp
-
Pep Boys (The)
Pepper ell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Gola' Bottling Co of 1
."'•V*
_
Perfect-
Circle
Perfect
1.000
22%
b%
-101
-
'.
Jun
lf)3 %
41/4.
55%
19 y8
;
19%
40%
■V %
A
"■
•
•
:7%
*.
8%
'
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v
24
3%
7%
8%
;■
3%
310
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.
2%
3%
57/a
"
;"3%
1%
191/4
(Mass)l20
543/4
Jan
4% Jan
79%
80...
1—2.50
Inc_
•
"~"~10c
Peruvian. Oils & Minerals
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
l
.
l
.
8 y4
Feb
Jun
Sarcee
Jun.,
11
~
Jun
43%
44
Jun
Jun
400
11%
Apr
13%
72%
Jan
80.'.
3%
.
.
Jan
3% Mar
281/4
.
"4%
43/»
51/4
9.800
14%
15%
20,500
12%
%
Feb
5%
Apr
5%
5%
'•-%.
6
<1
2,100
...
% _M «
-
Jan
44 y4
r
.
J'ui
16
%
Apr
Apr
63/4
Feb
•
*
.
±
Philippine Lohg Dist Tel Co—io7 pesos
Phillips Screw Co._
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Phoenix Steel Corp .(Del)
Piaseeki Aircraft Corp.
Pierce
Industries
.——4
Inc
"50
>
,
IHBoc
Inc__
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—lOo
& Atwood
Mfg Co
*
Pneumatic Scale
50c
&
115
Precision Microwave
Precisionware
II.III!
11111166%
Prentice-Hall Jnc
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
A
Class
B
105
1,050
30
2%
.7,800
1,400
.
*
2 V4
Jan
V8% May
8% Feb
4
10
Jan
2lVai Jam
.
.
12
'
1
Jan
116% May
30 3/a Jun
.
Jun.
5
Jan
33/8
500
39%
4%
33/4
9
40
?<i0
4%
43/8
23/8
2% .Apr
Apr
1,300
33
23/s
600
3%
3%
6,200
63/4
500
13%
13%
1,000
14
14'A
87/a
9
2 1*6
2^
1%
3
.?•")
Jun
Jan
6
Jan
2 3/a
Jun
Jun
6%
Feb
Jun
7%
Apr
Apr
---9%-Jan
7%
-
Apr
41
Apr
6%
11 %
1.100
700
10 3/a
Apr
4
5,100
6%
4% Feb
7%
\
14%
Feb
2%
13% May
Jun
Jun
9% May
3% Feb
'
33%
34v4
4-0'
1%
1%
1,200
3y2
33/a
3%
500
31 y2
30%
31%
2,100
30 %
--
-
Jan
IV2
Apr
3% May
29
.
Jun
35% Jun
3%
Jan
3% Feb
37
Jan
ioc
8
77/a
8
500
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
ioc
^
"__!
;
•
8
75/8
8
900
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
9%
Jun
IIIIIIIIl
1
8%
7{&
8%
2,500
6A
J&n
1
5
5
5%
8.700
Jan
1
14
14
14%
2,400
3%
10%
$1.25
convertible
common—
preferred
_
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
J.
Public Service of Colorado—
Jan
15% May
213/4
Jan
24
4 % %
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan Sportswear
•
13%
Shaer
Pyle-National Co
5%
Jun
33
36
14.800
Quality Importers
Inc
\
I
Quebec Power Co
I
HI
13
123/a
2%
1
I
13%
2 ise
425
92% Mar
gnq
49%
Jan
Jan
23 Va Mar
4.200
8%
Feb
200
2y4
Jan
32%
95% May
693/4 Jun
12% May
36
Jun
14V4 May
3Va
Jan
Jan
34
Enterprises
25c
II
Inc
Rapid-American Corp
Packing Co„_
Rayette Co Inc
II—IIII
H;
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Real
Estate
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)
1
10
—II—40c
Sinclair Venezuelan
Slick
Airways
Coast
South Penn
Corp
11%
4.300
6%
Jan
Feb
Standard-Thomson
6y8
May
D.
M.
Corp
Broadcasting & Dev
Industries
(Robert)
Reliance
Insur
Co
HI
28
Group
Inc
Rico Argentine Mining Co
For
May
2Va
Jan
33/a
33/4
%
32,400
300
42%
43%
10,000
41
12
123/a
6,400
11
Jan
45% May
133/4 Apr
14%
15
500
14
Mar
17% May
14%
8 %
81/4
1
123/a
12 Va
~
50 c
~
•
.
7%
common
footnotes,
5 3/a
2,600
—10c
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd
Warrants series A
12,700
14%
HIT""
13
34.
15%
3%
Jun
3% Feb
i!
Jan
3%
17%
17%
19%
600
31
31%
1,100
51%
51%
513/4
210
5%
5%
100
Jan
^32.%
5"*-
Jun
IS
Jan
Apr
3%
Jun
May
Jan
Jun
Jun
49 %
Jan
12% Mar
21
Jun
28
Jan
32 %
Jun
41%
Jan
60
£1
Apr
5%
Jun
6
Mar
_50c
221/4
21%
223/4
2,300
Jan
23%
5%
4%
53/4
5,900
4%
Jun
7 Va
Jan
63/4
6 %
6%
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
15
153/4
153/4
163/4
2,200
1,100
May
17%
Jun
i
32%
32
33%
2,400
27 Va
Jan
40 %
373/4
37 3/a
39
7,600
31%
Jan
40 %
May
May
33
May
50
*'
'
—8.33%
30
30%
650
29%
Jan
25
26%
26%
1,200
26%
Feb
27 %
Jan
III25
I25
I25
903/8
90 3/a
100
89 %
Jun
90 3/a
Juii
84
85
1,000
82
241/4
24%
1,200
23 %
24
241/a
300
;
I
84%
25
Corn
i—2
16%
.—1
_
"warrants'HIH!
11%
——
~~
'• ~'
11
Vs
11%
53%
57/a
1,800
200
8
8
8%
1,700
7%
73/a
7%
18,000
Corp
class
14 7/8
Apr
4%
Mar
33/4
63/4
Jun
7%
Jun
6% Apr
I V2 Jan
1%
1%
4,900
22%
25%
9,000
18%
10%
11%
8,100
7% Jan
23% Feb
33/4
—1
Apr
10
11
13%
1
80
23%
,
-3c
—1
19
May
Feb
Jan
'
"Inc—^"
Co
Jan
Jan
Apr
2% May
1,500
;
•'
—1
—Ill-
Feb
25
23%
16
1,800
3
■
—.
1% '
_
25
Apr
'
'■
V"'
1
;
86% Mar
74% Mar
173/4
23/4
•
.—1
*
,
16%
—
5
Mar
23% Feb
22% Feb
25
Petroleum
Mines
Jun
1
'12
X-
11
15
Jan
8% Jun
2% Jan
25% May
11% Jun
27%
Jun
200
163/a
32%
171/4
32%
5%
12 3/4
Apr
17%
Jan
33/4
Jun
43/4
Jan
600
4
16%
32%
4
12
/
6.900
133/4
Jun
11
Mar
200
,
14 Vs
8,900
15%
15
Jan
30
Feb
'
2,000
4%
16% May
17 %
Jun
34
6%
Jun
Jan
5%
Jun
19%
Junt
Jun
3% Apr
7% /Jan
H May
1V4
Feb
22%
Jan
293/4 May
Jan
6%
Jun
17% May
9ya Jun
13%
40,400
4%
Jan
14Va: Jun
2%
2%
100
1%
Jan
2 3/4
7%
7%
100
6%
Jan
83A Mar
14
Jun
May
%
Jan
17 Va Mar
20
3,200
16%
Jan
27%
Jun
73/8
Apr
11
Jun
16 Va
Jun
23% Feb
21% Jun
10%
11
32r600
17
2,500
3,900
12%
Jan
-50c
191\
18%
13%
133/4
200
10%
Jan
14 Va
1
17%
17%
173/8
200
16%
Feb
19% May
-10c
1%
1%
1%
13,400
1%
Apr
Jun
40
Jan
26%
Apr
—5
Stetson (J B) Co
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
.
1
i
HHI
Corp
HH—4
___HII
10c
Petrol CorpH—_1
Ltd
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp
Swanee Paper Corp—
Svntex
>
Corporation
Hi
213/a
5%
19%
Jan
8,600
4%
Jan
7%
73%
8
1%
1%
~6%
36,900
4,500
400
6%
6%
14
11
8.700
3,600
1%
1%
20%
201/a
11%
.81
21
4% May
Jan
8
Jun
Jan
6
Jan
13 V*
Jan
2%
1,100
8%
2%
7 Va
600
165,600
6V2 May
Feb
1,900
88%
Jan
Apr
Jan
10%
Feb
6
400
79%
1%
1%
Va
3/4
2%
11%
2%
—25c
2
3,300
6%
6%
_L_10c
1
5%
7%
___25c
50c
21%
21
7%
Inc
International
Supercrete
193/4
May
28 3/4
Sterling Aluminum Products!!
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Dell
Sunset
14%
1,500
27%
103/s
9%
Electronics
7.500
18%
251/a
16%
Wells
Jun
8% Mar
18%
25%
_1
10%
Struthers
11%
700
183/4
-
i6%
Corp
Jan
Mpf
Mjky
—1
Sunalr
Jan
Jun
3/a
31% May
A
8,300
31
25
25
13%
-23/4
100
-10c
Stylon
%
Jan
Mar
A May
I
HII
Inc
Jan
10%
96
3%
2%
1
Stepan Chemical Co—H—I—
Stephan (The) Company.
Apr
6,800
Jun
I
Stelma
5%
5,100
89 Va
—5
5%
&
Feb
Feb
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
Steel Parts Corp
Jan
13%
Jun
743/4
"
Col
preferred
Inc
Apr
%
9% Mar
8 Va
28
36 Va
H~~
Corp___—HI
Uranium
3%
3.400
9
J.n
Jan
26 Va
•
Inc
4
12%
&
see page
30% May
6% Jun
6%
3%
1.500
16 y4
233/a May
6%
10.700
Jan
75
3,700
3 3/a
5
Jun
3,400
42,200
4%
27%
Apr
Jun
5% May
5
%
4%
25%
2% May
% Jan
n
Jun
-7%
Apr
23
25%
Jan
May
6%
20
1
3%
5%
99
A
63/4
HHi
Resistoflex Corp
Restaurant Associates Inc
27
iiu
Jan
16%
3 % Mar
*
7,400
9,200
Feb
>4
11%
10%
3,900
%
Jan
4%
87
ie
2
Jan
26%
n
7%
4%
4,200
1
Jun
43/4
1,500
7%
Ltd"
May
5%
7%
7%
; " 500
6%
Hill
1,000
10,850
'
~7%
4
"
4%
16%
13
;
'4%
1.800
inc
7%
4
7%
15%
Feb
7U Apr
21
7*% May
12 Va Feb
3,500
3b,oi/0
17%
6%
—
5%
Vs
Jan
3/a
6 3/a
42%
12%
'
16%
12
Feb
0))
5%
6%
1
...
153/4
61
13
7
.
153/4
Jan
"
r 4
Mar,
2,000
9%
5%
9V4
Jun
23,200
21%
8%
16%
Apr
5
Remington Arms Co Inc.
Republic Poll Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus
6'
7
18%
-10c
5%
1G
.:
—1
3.400
I_IIII_l
& Co
H7
Standard Tube class B
73/a
Jan
1,800
Stanrock
6%
—*
6%
19'
: 8%
16%
98
—2
Industries
Jan
9%
6
7%
7%
Apr
4%
1,630
"
7%
8 3/4
6%
b'/4
Stanley Aviation
6%
1
"
Feb
Jan
HIBc
b
Feb
193/8
Il25c
_
6
Jun
19%
1%
Inc
"
82
Hi
*■'
Jun
43/4 Mar
94,400
,
14%
2.800
200
Jan
2%
5%
48 3/a
223A
29
-6%
8
2%.
3%
"
5 "a'
Jan
22 %
28%
1,100
2,100
8
2 %
5%-
Mar
11 Yb
23
1
HHH
IIII
Pump Co
Reeves
RIC
Shares
J
_
25% May
153/4 May
27%
Statham Instruments Inc
Reeves
Reis
Products
Standard
223/4
Warrants
E.
Standard
Jan
1
l
Jan
4%
Class A
Jun
Jan
9 V*
4,700
5% May
Feb
91/4
25,600
Products
12%
4,000
Jan
16 3/4
4%
27%
Co
11 y4
49,200
5% Mar
10% May
-20
Feb
8%
4%. May
j
—
Feb
12%
48 3/8
Apr
5 % Mar
263/4
Sports Arena Inc
Standard Brands Paint CoIIHI
Standard Dredging Corp common
5 % May
7%
11%
3,100
2,000
Speed-O-Print Business Machines—
—1 ('
Speedry Chemical Products class A .50c
Spencer Shoe "orp
!
Motor
Jan
Jun
9
Jan
700
,
26%
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Metals
lie
Jan
8%
42,400
98
Edison—""
Southern California
Southland
Apr
203/4 May
% Apr
22
1,700
10%
A—rIHI„2
cumulative preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
8%
12
5%.
3,100
4.56%
10 ya
44 Va
-:5
1,400
%
original preferred
Southern
23
....!< .Jan
6,403
A
cumulative
Star
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
R.
7%
2,900
-
Jan
May
15%
_
300
16
■
Mar
3%
uun
"v*
Oil
Southern California
4.48%
21
Jan
19%
1,'.
4
82
~
Co
CoH„~
4,600
12
Feb
Jun
24
21% Mar
i0c
Corp
Oil
11,900
45%
V2
23%
CanadaHHIII
Corp.H
Manufacturing.
South
Jah
Jan,
11U
•10% •:
10
12 50
Sonctone
7%
11
3 V2
4
J—HI—*
12%
11
•
2 % May
.7%
9
5 Va
iqo
Inc
103/4
Properties Corp of America-
Class A
Reda
common
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd-rAmer dep rets ord
registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
113/b
7
.
800
•
103/4
~7
Investment
Trust of America
Real
11%
*
__HIIII20C
Jun
200
I
20%
8 3/4
1
Boardman Publishing—
$3 convertible preferred
Standard
Inc
Jan
Mar
20%
700
Simmons
Standard
Ramer Industries
Ramo Inc class A
200
4,000
'
Feb
R
Ramco
an
14%
~_I
Hs
PowerllHI-IIII•
&
Standard Forglngs Corp
Radiation Inc class A
j
5%'May
4
May
17% May
.
22%
Mining
CA
•
3
'Mar'
12% Jkn
1<jV2
14%
1 •
Corp__i„____H
Denn
Sperry Rand
Corp
-2
....
22
■
10%
10
20c
Simpson's Ltd
4.(
34
14%
2,800
18
5%
Automobiles—
American deposit receipts
Apr
5
..3% Jan
2% Jan
6,000.
2 3/4
V8
•
__
-
Simca
143/8
9
/ 3
Mar.
8,200
,
c
j20%
13
lO
25c
Jan
1,600
Jun
22%
Sllvray .Lighting 'Inc_-_
12 Va
12
4V4
ioc
1,700
67%
4,600
■;
Jan
12% Feb
..Jun
10
.
Jun
Jun
10%
Mar)
9
9
'8
Feb
2
-2 JOO..
,
'
'*
7% Mar
3% Mar 4
..1,90.0
.
piiniiuinin OC
13%
95%
4
16%
.
20
_83/4
*
cp
13%
11
I
4%
Silver Creek Precision
Corp.——
4.22%
67
10
.
19%
~
_
_I_~~
•
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
4.24%
943/a
7
.2%
21%
Hi
~_~3
HI—HH Hi
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Feb
Q
Quebec Lithium
Inc.
•
Sherwin-Williams Co
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of
May
12
600
3
16%
20
HI
•
America.:
Shawinigan Water
25%
67
I
lno„—
of
Shoe"
Shattuck
Jun
95%
;
4
17%
__n_25c
Inci_H HH
1
Seton Leather Co
22 %
♦
I
1,200
20%
;
Seligman & Latz'
500
100
T~
III
Corp
-Apr
4% Jun
1
Industries
Bros
22%
20c
—
J&n
16
4,400
v'2%
»
Inc_
__
Seeman
22%
1
_
6
Jun
1
4.78%
20
4
I—10
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp_A_
5%
1
Proctor-Silex Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
~~
Corp
Season-All
Soss
;
Preston Mines Ltd
.600
Jan
/ 4% Feb
4% May
83/4 Mar
-
8 3/8
—IIIIIIIIl
Corp
Inc
1,300
.
16%
2"
2%
:
I 20
Isoc
I
v.W iV.%%
3%
•
Lambert Co
9y8
2%
l
&
1.300
29
2%
•
Pratt
7%
114% 115
29%
If50
Inc (Del)
Canada..
of
63/4.
9% "Apr
5% Jan
6 Ya -Apr
83/4
1-1IIIIIIIIl
Alexander
Corp
.
Jan
Jan
6%
1
Prairijr Oil Royalties Ltd
33A
■■
63/4
2~50
Polymer Corp class A
100
5.100
29
Apr
37/8
500
4%
11%
1
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Power
4%
11%
1—10
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
4%
4%
23%
3.100
23/4
20
Co
Servomechanisms
''
26%
11%
1
III"
Plume
Powdrell
4%
~6%
Plastics Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Industries
253/8
4%
____1
Pioneer
Plant
25%
3^A
_
Servo Corp
5
—
Gems
Jun
7VB
Feb
8,000
%•
3%
2Va
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co L.d
HTBo
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp__
' 1
Seaboard Plywood
& Lumber
1
Seaboard World Airlines
Inc-IH—H3
Seaiec.ro
10
Jan
14%
,%
Jun
93/4
r;=
16 y8
;
pesos
convertible preierred
Screen
71/2 May
2J/2 Jan
Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
6%
Jan
•
Jan
3%
13 3/4
.
6%
IIIII20
series preferred
Petroleums Ltd__
Sayre & Fisher
Apr
.'400
441/4
3 3%
.500
;
103/4
:
Savoy Industries ' (Del)___H-IIHIHic
Saxon Paper Corp com__HI l25c
Jun *
16
Apr
500|
2,400
-
10
•'
:
'4.40%
Mar
56
.
"
-
Savage Arms Corp__.
23%
,
1%
8%
series preferred4Va%
preierred—
Jun
6%
.
200
Apr
173/4 Apr
i.
'
5%
9ya
6,500
_
:
9
Jan
12%
80
25c
2,000
N
10%
1—__HITH2I50
Inc
24ya
.
Jun
L
Corp Ltd—
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
16
San Diego Gas <Sc Electric Co—■
v'
■
Jan
10%;
•
Incl_^T—HUH -III'
Jan
5%
14%
lO'/a
,
♦
891/2
4
Apr
11%. Apr
131/4 Jan
600
.
10%- : ,2,8.00
2%
3,600
11%
3,300
2
—_lc
San
Jan
111/2
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
U
Jan
"8%
St
Jan
3
2%
IncH -50c
_
Jan
3,300
4%
10%
Jan
9%
>
•"'300
7
,10%
Ru$seks Fifth Avenue Inc
~ -50c
Togs. Inc'class A—1
Ryan Consolidated PetroleutnllH
1
-VRyerSon «& Haynes_
1
Jun
Jan
Jan
300
2,800
1
;
14
6%,
9%
5%
Apr
Jan
8 3/4
6%:
Russ
42%
Apr
1,500
17.400
150
43/4;
133/4
Jan
Jan
85
100
4
173/4
8%
.
,
-21%
6'i/2 May
_J9%
RuSco Industries
133/4
6%
61/4
190
12%.
4
4%
1,600
High
Jan
>•'
66 % May
^
Jan
300
1
May
4/a Mar
-
Feb
3.700
-
; 1063/4
*
Feb
36i/4
.....400
16
57
v:i8%
•
Feb
r
4%
HI —-5
.
7%
43/4
—£1
47/8
>
.1,700
*
88
4
~ -1.50
" -1.20;
_
6,-700
11%
17%
17%
_
5%
.
63/4
11%
Low
5%.
.
873/4
—1
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
•
Jan '•
800
...1,500
..
9%
3%
51%" Mar
7,300
23 y4
9%
57
..
.
.7%
23 y4
11%
54%
Feb
•"
500
800
.
,9%
24
-
13.800
3%
23%
15
.
.
63/4
L
1
HI —1
Brothers Inc—•
Royal "'Schorpi- Babs" Inc__Royalite Oil Co Ltd—-
.
l3l2 May /
8% May
Feb
102 %
50
-
59%
38%
19%
39
5%
4.100
,103% 103%
r*4.
56%
Jan
2 6 3/4
'_H
Rqxbury Carpet Company,„
Royal American 'Industries
Jan - '
/99y4: Juii
—20c
4%
pfd F_ -100
R6ss 'Products Inc_l_
'
RoWIarid * Products Inc_l
.
'
Jari
i3 -Jun
572,700
7
12
Permian Corp
y
40
-21,100
12
Corp^_
Photo
'■■■*
:-•
.A
1
,~"t
Bong Island lnc__
Rosenau
•
Jun
4%
American, dep rc'ts ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc—Ropsevelt Raceway
\*26;
Apr
\H5Va J&n
,*
Elec
;m
Jun
.
-
&
5%
5
1
for Week
Shares
High
5%
Broadcasting Inc—IIIHII
Rolls Royce
j Ltd—
27 y4 Mar
Jan
Gas
1
Rollins
Jan
29%
Low
Valley Gas Co—
Rodney Metals Inc_.
Rogers Corp
Jun
101% "Mar • -r" 104% Jan '
140 > May * A '163 %- Jan *
95Va Jan ' : "
98% Apr '
3
-4
Jan
May "-
260
,.
24
6%
.1
common—_,50c
Consolidated 'Gold Dredge Ltd
Traffic
98%
9b%
/
20
.
3%
23%
M
___2
Co
Rochester
H'v27%-Feb
'273/4 May
1} 3%,May.1
2,800
1330'
'97%
,
V
3%
Corp.:
Dojhrmann
Pentron
3% —
100
3%
■
%
:
i.—
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
-24%
•
24
i
Parvin
Pato
3% '-
96%
vtc__2 Bol
A)
L; ;
1
Park Electrochemical
Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A_
—___—_2
$2.50- preferred
*
Feb
31% Jun
..
:
26 Va Apr
26% Jan
2$
Feb
'24% Feb
200
500
98 %• "98% 101% 102%
6%
Pantasote Company
Park Chemical Company
.Uiass
*35
;..
Apr
'
Pacific Power & Bight 5% pfd
—100
Super Markets
:
—1
Paddington Corp class A
______50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
—;
Pall Corp class Ai_—II
••
26%
24%\CiA500
•
.,
Packer's
.
May
llJ/4
29% Jan
2,900
25%
99 '
*
)
98%." :
1
—
23
500
*
—11
Telep
Rights
-3%Hlv
99%
_•
—
Jan
13 V4
:
102 .4
conv
dividend preferred—
dividend'" prgfelred
-
$4.36
Mar
rjQQ
-
25 •'
v:
.
-
'27%
'■24%-
__
.$4'35:dividend preferred—!
,
27 y4
4.400
...
26%26 %
27%
1st
prefOrred-^----^
34
22
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Grande
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Hitter Finance class B common
■Robinson Technical Products Inc
Jun
Jan
.7.%" Jan
32% Feb
12.700
•
337/8
Pacific- Industries Inc.
—' —2 !:-.c
Pacific.. liightjng 84.60 preferred^—
>
iova-io%-
^.25
,
•
Jan
19%
_l
pfd__25
__
36%
•
10
25
_
preferred-—
>.$4;40 dividend.
5.000
Jan
20
1Q'
25
preferred
5%
1.300
10%
25
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A.—
Pacific Coast Properties lire
Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st
5 Ya %
35 J/4
10
25%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
33
1
preferred
conv
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Rio
•^Pacific
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
33
Jan
Jan
\i Mar
1% May
21
Apr
Jun
3%
93% Mar
Jan
12%
Jin
98 %
Jua
35
Jan
34
Th/c&rrnfiercial
(34)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
High
Friday
BONDS
Tastee
Technical
Industries
Telectro
6.40J
12
11%
12%
*
30(4
2974
34%
16,4bJ
13%
13%
1474
174
1,900
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Industries
Texstar
Light $4.56 pfd
Electronics
Textron
Inc
Jan
Jan
3(4
Jan
Bethlehem
Steel
674
Jan
Bloomfield
Belock
7%
Apr
3(4
Apr
Jan
BSF
700
10,900
100% 100%
2374
Cobain
5%s
16(4
Jun
Delaware
24
Jan
Feb
2%
Feb
Jun
•
1574
1,000
V 15
May
1874
22%
1,900
21% Mar
2474
Jan
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered__5s
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
i
20
Toledo Edison 4(4%
preferred
100
94
94
9474
550
1
1
"3
~3
"3%
200
2%' Jan
3%
Feb
613
8%
Apr
Universal
Tower
Corp
Lux
Trans
World Airlines
Inc
11%
Corp
Williams
&
Forging
Trav-ler
True
9474
JUn
3% Mar
Jun
First
Cable
274
Jan
600
11
Jun
7
13% Mar
-
7%
8%
7,000
4(4
Jan
9%
Jun
8%
874
2,400
7% Mar
9%
Jan
14%
13
13
9%
2,500
15%
Jan
Jun
43/4
4%
4%
300
3% May
5(4
143/4
14%
15%
7,600
7,500
974 Mar
15%
32% Mar
40%
Jun
3,400
29
36
Jun
<-™36%-»38~-—
35
35%
36%
35
10
June-Dec
—
84%
65
14
9274
*
85
130
$12674
$108
26
I
68%
6
374s
105
110
11
90%
77
71%
$100%
of
N
146
146
Gulf
Jan
5%s
Foam
Hartfield
118''2
159%
108%
111
32
30%
42
5
11(4
19%
Hydrometals
5%s
Inc
v
Power
Kaltman
Kawecki
Co
16
69 %
18
95%
April-Oct
1981
June-Dec
debs
1st 6s
1973
76
51
62
1
8774
96
—
82 (4
83
13
77%
84%
85%
85%
87%
19
78%
93%
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Jan-July
72%
73%
20
70
58
58
62
25
50
86
97%
97%
98%
10
96%
99%
71
71
61
75 %
„
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79
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6%%
liq
1977
4%s
1978
574s
Co
June-Dec
1982
1972
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6s
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75 34
57
95%
|
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.
Chemical
Livingston
75
55
Feb-Aug
Corp
6s
.
Italian
1981
conv
conv
1
•
75
1977
Manhattan
1674
56
May-Nov
Corp—
Stores
&
40
1674
May-JVoi
6%
deb
39%
April-Oct
Land
sub
102(4
13
40
Corp—
1974
6s
Hoffman International
Hudson
.May-Nov
.May-Nov
1993
1981
Corp
American
conv
B
& Construction
Development
6%s
1993
series
1976,—
Inc
10074
35
147
108% 111
RR—
series A
4s
Realty
wts
ex
96
10074
Division—
J
4s
92%
100
101% 10174
—Jun-Dec
Western
115 %
91(4
95 J/4
-Mar-Sept
85
127%
91%
1978— ._Jan-July
957a
148%
94
1976
64
126%
__
•
102%
100
June-Dec
1978
6s
74
58 (4
9474
84
91%
High
June-Dec
:
1978„
6s
debs
&
National
General
Jun
''warriidt^Ws^^MS^;
1970
27
10
130
April-Oct
A
41
91
94
85
Quar-Feb
1969
Assn
Inc
mortgage
Fotochrome
Jun
•
Co
April-Oct
1975_Jaw-July
A
70
$5874
June-Dec
1972
7s
series
Authority
Co
mortgage
General
5% Feb
4% Feb
1
Inc
Corp
Temper
Jan
Jan
3
8 %
•
Tri-Continental
Jun
90%
3,500
27
Steel
Corp
Industries
Triangle Conduit &
3%
11%
11
21 y4 Mar
1,400
7%
"warrants"
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
Transue
26
3%
3%
1
Photolab
Jan
3(4
5c
Town
Trans
series
subord
Lack
1st
6%s
Amer
25%
Low
Jan
Amer
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Transit
Credit
1st
13(4
1%
Tobacco
25%
Jan. 1,1963
No.
91
59
1994—June-Dec
1970
1977
deb
convertible
Lackawanna
Jan
Feb
!,
Range Since
Sold
59
1972—April-Oct
Aug 1 1998
Indus Inc—
Raceway
conv
11
21%
V
Chicago
Jan
Feb
300
12 %
.
Feb
74
7%
Jan
3,300
1%
12%
15%
1
1,700
2
174
12%
22
10174
Brandywine
Jan
74
-
■
••
Bonds
High
Jan
-
20%
10,100
2274
Jan
3 (4s
Corp 6%
274s
574s
6%s
Chemical Co
6s
sub
conv
Edison
Co
11% Mar
1,900
15%
4%
774
6%%
j^une-Dec
debs
inc
4s
Power
Montrose
574 May
98%
7,800
14 %
23%
IS
574
May
474 May
25
IS
5%
3
Pump
Instrument
Boston
274
c
&
Elec
1974
Petroleum
Building
Steel
Baldwin
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4%
25c
class A
Thriftimart Inc
Jun
274
1% Mar
%
10
Inc
1474
474 Mar
3%
5%
5
Co
Jan
Apr
700
3%
143/4
convertible preferred
Thorofare Markets
874
1%
1,000
4%
•
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com——10c
70c
• Amer
Appalachian
10,900
•
3(4
"warrants"
Thew Shovel
Jan
Jun
4(4 Mar
4%
50c1
Inc
29%
2%
2%
Realty &
,38%
debs
sub
conv
Feb
1674
5,300
674
5%s
American
18% Mar
3,800
174
10c
Corp
Textron
Inc
5%
1%
10c
Inc—25c
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson Electronics
V
Apr
Alsco
2%
574
6
1
Inc
25% May
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
5
2%
Texas Power &
10%
or
Sale Price
Apr
2%
5 (4
Warrants
Television
,
9
22% Mar
20c
10c
1
*
Corp
May
110,600
1%
Jan
23
8,100
Inc
Inc
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
24%
12 %c
Operations
Technicolor
23 %
67c
Inc
Material
Technical
23%
8
200
*
Co
Indus
Freez
874
1
Electric
Tampa
8%
-
10
Sales
Last
Period
.1
preferred
4%
Week's
Interest
■
Inc
Exchange Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
T
Talon
1,' 1963
Monday, July
,
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American Stock
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Low
.
,
Sales
Week's
Friday
and Financial Chronicle
deb
5%
Co
—
42
—
117
1982
May-Nov
Sept
Mar
1977
47%
115
May-Nov
conv
Mergenthaler Linotype
tr ctt's
April-Oct
20
117
135
42
....
48%
10
111
127
2
103
108
104% 104 Vz
127
135
484
112
135
104
106
28
102
106%
103
104%
103
10874
87
—
87(4
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
of
Co
Canada
United
Aircraft Products
United
Asbestos
United
Calico Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic
4
4
1
"3%
3
3(4
174
1%
37 %
37(4
5%
Apr
318
li9o
:
8V2
874
8%
'
3%
3%
3%
5 (4
5 (4
Mar
7
Jan
9%
Apr
374 May
5%
Jan
6(4
Jan
United
dep
Jan
5
N J RR
U S
Air
U S
Ceramic
U
S
Natural
U
S
&
regis
10c
Canal
Tile
201
Corp
41
Jan
Reclaiming Co
United Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
Series
Series
5%
25c
1955—
Universal Controls
474
20
184%
2(4
Jan
3%
Apr
5
Jan
8 74
Jun
9(4
5,300
6
Jan
974 May
8
100
574
Jan
9(4
Jan
Realty Equities Corp—
7(4s (without warrants)
574
600
5%
Jan
6(4
Jun
Reeves
2(4
Corp
Sugar__.
Utah-Idaho
674
31%
'
2
Apr
2% May
2
5,500
3,500
43,700
"
Jun
202
5
474
/Jan
Apr
125
32(4
31(4
2%
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r
3
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574s
i
9(4
6,500
8%
14,800
93/a
Safe
Jan
3s
Feb
2%s
19% May
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron„Coal & Coke Co
13%
12,700
3%
600
8%
9%
2%
7(4
14
1
33/4
1
874
25c
1
~7(4
2
103/s
;
157'e
33/4
23/4
—_25c
Venture Capital Corp of America—
Vlctoreen (The) Instrument Co,
Viewlex Inc class A
700
7%
3,300
63/8 Mar
11,000
9 (4 Mar
10
17%
•
;
12.
12%
5
25c
Manufacturing—.
Inc
;
1574
Jan
10%
2%
Jun
3%
common
4
series.
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&
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series
Inc
Co
700
1574
Jan
Jan
13%
Jun
574
West
Texas
874
2
2%
8,000
li
53,700
3/a
Jun
53%
160
44%
Jun
53%
%
53
1
334
"33/4
1.25
Products.:!
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834
%
4.40%
pfd
374
374
50c
3%
600
374
Jan
100
674
Jan
2
,.100.
„
600
Western
Nuclear
Inc
3% May
374 Apr
Invest
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
5
Jan
1,000
21%
Jun
24%
97
40
94%
Jan
Jun
97% May
12% Jan
96 3/4
96 34
6%
6 5/s
7%
3,000
5%
2%
274
2 5/8
1,900
2%
5c
;
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1%
23
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Equities Inc
274
87
2274
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90
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94%
—
3
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98
93
97%
124
100
95
127%
84
84
87
12
•74
Jan-July
67
66
68
15
57
93%
Feb-Aug
88
88
1
85
91%
Mar-Sept
91
91
3
72
92
85
85
100
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1981
1965
1976,,!
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1981—
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85%
87
8774
3
86 %
89
91%
1
91%
94%
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87%
1982
Jan-Awp
J
1982
1983
1985
M
1985
series
N
1986
4(4s
series
4%s
series
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
._May-Nov
—May-No®
—
1987—
84%
8574
877'a
25
91
93 Vz
100
19
99
10174
103%
10
101 Vz
104%
10374 103 7'8
2
10274
105
91%
9174
100
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Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
series
•
Feb-Aug
I
O
86 Vz
99%
90%
91%
K
L
90
92
88%
84
„
8774
series
series
97%
85
9874
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April-Oct
1982
H
-
9874
$87%
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1979
series
c$85
98%
Feb-Awp
1978
series G
May-No®
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
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Feb-Awp
1976
C
E
series
3s
102
103%
10174
101
10474
$100
101% 10174
9974 100
10474
104%
106
10
100 %
103 Vz
10
101 Va
104v4
20
99%
101%
6
10074
3
93%
91%
$10474 107
101 vz 101%
101(4
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—
P
—
1987-S—
3 s/8
3(4
3%
20,400
,
..
101%
101
$93 %
$90%
Food
Service
Inc
6s
debs
1973
94
Feb-Aug
94
91%
9174
'
1
102
95%
91%
93 Va
92%
9474
87 %
--
92
4% May
974 May
Jan
100
Westbury Fashions
95%
46
Feb
4%
*
77
May-No®
1972
Power
4(4s
Jan
4%
2
1
Weiman & Company Inc_.
Wentworth Manufacturing
Chemical
1967
1977
1976
47'as
20 % Mar
1074
4(4
10c
common
preference
West
$94 %
1998—Jan-July
series
5s
8% May
11(4 May
.I 600
83/4
10
59
99(4
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) ,3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3(4s 1970,—-Feb-Aug
6%
non-cum
conv
preferred
Waltham Precision Instruments
126
3
92 %
991/4
Szabo
Waitt & Bond Inc
105
96%
$911/4
June-Dec
4%s
Jan
W
Webb
6s
1973
series
474s
Feb
500
.
95 %
88
31
r
65
Aprii-Oct
4%s
Jun
Jan
3,300
5
Co
1973
B
series
4 (4s
Jun
454
774
Water
3%s series D
Jun
12,200
10%
17%
1
Vita Food Products
Vogt
VTR
974
9
3 % Mar
debs
debs
California-Edison
series
3s
6% Mar
8%
7s
debs
3%s series A
9%
Jan
sub
Harbor
Southern
5%. Jan
39 74
Jan
14%
8
96%
62 74
82%
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conv
374s
1
April-Oct
13
21
118% 122%
Jan
Jan
674 Jun
..v.!
Co
subord
conv
3%s
Valspar Corp
Valve Corp of America——
118%
Feb'
,•".3"
Apr
83/4
14%
87%
Jan-July
Feb-Oct
May
'
13%
9
5
^
900
5 3/a
474
17.78
•
|
700
2 3,4
2(4
6%
25c
Universal Marion
Gas
900
2(4
:•
&
1,700
2%
Inc
Universal Insurance
Electric
8%
2(4
2%
Universal Automated Industries Inc_10c
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10c
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
1970
Service
274
6s
1962
Warrants
3 (4s
5 3/S
1
;
April-Oct
Power 1st mortgage 3(4s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(4s 1984
8
"83/4
1
1984
Ohio
83/4
1
Gas
201
Corp
7%
274
50c
Co
Warrants
Nuclear
2%
100
Rubber
Conditioning
•
Public
ord
rets
due
6s
Corp 5(4s 1974
Corp 5s 1976
of America 5%s 1976
6% May
700
United Molasses Co Ltd—
American
Hess
Research
Jan
4.(4
100
1,100
Bellas
General
National
Feb
36
2,400
'
National
National
Jan
Jan
Apr
5% May
37 74
1
Products
Jan
1%
12,700
•
Jun
13% Apr
23% May
3
6,600
174
Investing__2.60
Corp
&
Jan
Apr
21
Jan
2174
1,300
4(4
1
Corp
Improvement
United Milk
200
12(4
50c
United Foods Inc
United
22%
—
20
11%
6% May
17% Mar
6,000
22%
4
Omaha
of
874
*
Co
Union Stock Yards
7%
8%
8
Feb
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6(4s 1973.—Mar-Nov
United Improvement
& Investing Corp—
• 6s
conv
subord
debs 1976—May-No®
U S Natural Gas 6%
conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 3 (4s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jwne-Dec
66%
$80
81%
101% 103
103
82
90 Va
33
103%
85
85
17
82%
100
188
_L
188
2
140%
190
9874
57 Vz
56
5
99%
51
$99% 1001/4
70 Vz
3% May
374 Apr
Apr
2% Mar
Ltd—
J
American dep rets ord shares—is
Western Tablet &
Stationery
_♦
i7rr
i7'1
i7rr
4,000
Jan
%
Jan
23 %
23%
2374
600
Weyenberg
19%
Jan
25%
Feb
l
24%
2474
25
900
22 74
Jan
26% May
ioc
10 Vz
10%
u
900
9(4
Jan
12%
Shoe
Manufacturing
i
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
Whitmoyer Laboratories
Wichita
River
Wiebolt
Stores
Oil
10c
(R
C)
Wilshire
Oil
Brothers
Newspaper
974
Apr
Jan
1%
Feb
274
2(4
IIII~10c
10
6(4
1
~
'
974
5
1,000
Jun
Jun
5(4
200
1574
3,000
13%
Jan
Jan
1474
2%
a
16%
6
Feb
18%
Apr
7%
Feb
674
2,100
5(4
Jan
11%
12,600
874
Jun
6,400
6
6(4
3,300 •'
17%
100% 10174
100 Vz
874
■
IIIIIIIl
11%
2
1974
1
8 74
25
1%
Feb
5%
Jun
1574
Jan
80
100
95 %
8%
Jan
8%
dep rets ord
6%
preference,,
;
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•
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(Germany)
7s 1951—
Jaw-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
.Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Jun
regis
102
5 (4s
Adjustment Debentures—
series A 1967———
1
5c
*7(4
2,050
10%
.Tun
13%
Jan
2,100
16%
Feb
20 74
May
7%
'
774
1,300
n
4,300
16%
17(4
10,900
''
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6%
Jan
2% Mar
iS
Jan
Sold
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
No.
Low
High
$7%
~7%
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97%
97%
95
15
series
Jan-July
Hanover
B
1967—
(Prov)
6%s
1949
'$97%
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$110 '
„
—
95%
—
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11(4
20(4
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Jan-July
4%s
•
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Jun
10%
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Debt
.-
Jan
1974 Mar
19%
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•
2 A Mar
1774
Last
Sale Price
Low
1774 Mar
2A
"
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Period
Apr
874
:
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Jun
US
6(4
BONDS
Jun
Sales
Week')
Friday
22% Mar
'
•
Machine
14
li
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
6%
V
/
2
25
4%%"pfd ~100
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
1,300
15%
1574
IIIIIII1
I__ ~ "1
common
15%
5%
1
Co,„j—
2%
1474
•
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5%
preferred
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Wood (John) Co
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Feb
' '"2074
300
■
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Wilson
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1,500
13%
_
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&
34,100
21%
13%
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Williams
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21%
1
Inc
Brothers
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21 (4
Inc
Williamhouse (The) Inc—
Williams
%
1
.
8
Mar
Maranhao
Peru
274 Mar
1
Feb
stamped
(Plan
A)
2%s
(Republic
V
70
$99% 100
99
100
$50
51
60
42%
50%
47
53
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$65
70
53
of)— •
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Rio
66
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
2008
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
^Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
fund 3s Jan
de Janiero stamped
1
1997
(Plan A)
Jan-July
49%
50%
53
50-%
2s 2012—Jan-July
53
103
2
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Yale
Express System Inc class
Yonkers
6%
Raceway Inc
A
25c
com
preferred
25c
IIIII,
~
_5
16%
4
3%
474
4%
8 % Mar
jun
374
Jan
474
Feb
800
4%
17%
5,200
4
3%
Jan
474
Apr
♦No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-utock
dividend,
h Ex--principal.
n Under-the-rule
transactor
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis*
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
f
(not
•
z
Zale
Jewel rv
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Zion
Foods
1
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Corp
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$ Friday's
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1674
56c
_
8%
lor
I
974
j
1674
77 b
17%
2,600
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9(4
4'
11,300
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17%
Apr
"
474
6%
8%
Jun
4,700
974
4
1574
Jan
974
374
Juri
4%
and
ask
prices;
no
sales being
transacted
during
the
Jun
100
bid
Feb
Jan
current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
consolidated;
"cqm," cumul*
voting trust certificates
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Chemicals
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
1.66%
1874
33 V3
120%
Boston
Tel.
&
Edison
Range
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass
Co
4u %
Jan
54 %
?"%
Jin
43%
Booth
Jun
316
Jun
68%
35
General
12%
56%
30
66%
140
Jan
70%
Brunswick
Narragansett
Co
Tel
Tel
&
Jun
11%
Feb
Jan
60%
Jun
940
53%
82
Jun
41% Feb
71% Mar
890
56
2t> .:,
1,150
34%
36%
84% May
Jan
Apr
23%
24%
224
20%
Jan
26 % Mar
71%
74%
521
67%
Jan
v
21%
/ 515
18%
Jan
79
May
23% May
12%
13%
590
9%
Jan
24%
26%
26%
27 %
49%
50%
529
79 %
7<9%
1
5
43
44%
89
18%
19%
662
34%
19%
2.50
35
40
40%
21%
21%
28 % May
Jan
50%
Jun
Feb
85
Jun
%■!>■
44%
13%
/
Feb
257
Jun
19%
Jun
37%
31% Jan
200
1
:
Apr
Feb
29 % Mar
51
*
Inc
14%
68
514
49%
10
Co
:
43%
20
Jan
40%
Jun
27
|
29% Mar
19% Jan
ADr
72
284
58%
Jan
72
26%
26%
27%
2,006
21%
Jan
30% May
49%
49%
51%
369
47%
Jan
55%
Feb
72%
78%
1,160
49%
Jan
88%
Feb
72
Jan
81%
Jun
31%
Jan
38%
Corp com
Smelting Refining & Mining
Railroad
Electric
Co
Corp
1%
30%
31%
5,000
Jan
34%
30
30
Apr
50
24%
Jan
30
Jun
;
100
81%
6.23
com
81%
24
34%
35%
36%
728
1
._
__5
(Un)
Friday
4%
Com
Cdn
;
Caterpillar
Tractor
(Un)
Gibson
Cities
City
Service
Co
92%
94
Products
Cleveland-Cliffs
Coleman
Co
Columbia
Iron
Container
Co__
Co
Corp
Paper
41%
Jan
46%
62%
Jun
64% Mar
Jan
Ford
Dodge
Mfg
47%
48%^
44%
Jan
28
900
23%
Jan
29% May
57%
1,400
56%
Jun
64%
56%
56
57%
2,200
1
21%
21%
22%
1,400
49% Jan
17% Jan
5
35
35
•
"36%
3,650
28%
5
60%
60%
62%
400
18%
18%
4,000
f
<.
El
Co
Co___.
Natural
Paso
v
50%
Feb
Feb
59% May
24% May
Elder Mfg
(Un)
24%
Jan
Inc
Corp
i
Corporation
24%
5
Week's
Candy, corp
General Dynamics
General
Electric
3,600
24%
Jan
33%
9%
700
8%
Jan
24%
Feb
12
Apr
Feb
23%
79
5
77%
25
of Prices
Apr
7%
Feb
56%
Jan
11
42
Apr
27% Mar
Jan
Low
9%
1,330
418
6%
1,850
86c
1%
1,820
15 %
15%
992
29%
—
62
10
29%
4,200
81%
Jun
72% Mar
84%
Jun
78
85 %
Feb
82
81%
82
800
34% -
34%
35
Mar
70%
69
71 %
57%
Jan
73%
24%
24%
25%
7,400
23
Jan
26% May
Rubber
Corp__
31%
Jan
33
Apr
Jun
General
Tire
(The)
&
(W H)
Drug
7 %
Stores
(Un)
6%
10
Jan
12% Mar
4%
65c
May
13%
Jan
6% May
Apr
Jan
1.02
Jun
12% Mar
15%
Jun
1,091
28%
Jan
34
66
1
2,241
53V4
Jun
1,122
Apr
Jun
69
9%
13
17%
17%
100
17%
Apr
18%
Apr
32 %
5,905
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
15
15
13%
12%
13%
36%
250
9%
Jan
15%
Jun
1,600
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
2,289
25%
Jan
33%
71%
4,680
57%
Jan
99c
5,800
45c
Jan
73%
1 %
Jun
81c
2%
3
2%
23
Feb
37%
Jun
Feb
56%
Jun
2%
11
20
1,585
10%
2%
26
22%
__
35%
42
200
26
22%
2,696
116
2%
2%
21%
3 V4
Jun
Jan
24%
11
Mar
8
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
Jun
11%
Jan
13
Feb
9%
Jan
12 %
Jun
Parke
•
12 %
12%
100
25%
26%
1,306
24% Mar
Jan
2
2%
2%
2,620
5
4134
413,4
211
34"%
Rudy
1
20
20%
475
17
26%
26%
160
23%
6%
7%
1,345
10
__
1
22%
22%
2
29% May
2% Apr
Jan
43
Jun
Mar
& Co
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
20
Jun
15%
Jan
Jan
59%
Jun
31
Jan
12%
12%
2,900
56
57%
800
45
28
28
1
28
62
62
100
12 %
y
Mar
96%
:
Apr
96%
60
Jan
65
Apr
Jun
39%
40%
1,500
31%
Jan
44 %
44%
44%
44%
3,500
38%
Jan
46% May
Co
1
19%
16
Jan
13%
Jan
Bartlett
25
19%
3
Co Ltd
17%
140
20
400
17%
1,500
140
5
140
20
Jun
24
Jan
,
20 %
May.
Jun
18% May
181
May
30% May
8% Feb
~6%
~7
1,100
6%
Jan
27
27%
V'Z 450
25%
Jan
Illinois Brick Co
10
23%
23%
50
19
Jan
26% Mar
39 %
41
36
Mar
42% May
30%
30%
3,500
300
Industries
Inc__.
.zz
1
6%
30%
Jun
I
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Co.,
Li
•
Steamship Co
International
39%
•
57%
59
1,200
26%
50%
32
57%
Jan
63
30%
3,400
26%
Jan
32 %
Apr
49%
30%
49%
31%
•'
■
Jan
*
2.50
4.
Harvester
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Jefferson
50%
1,600
42% Mar
50%
Jun
21
Jan
27% May
Jan
5% May
20
100
8
23
Jan
Electric
Feb
Apr
Co__
8%
8%
600
Jun
10
Jan
58%
58%
1,600
5% May
52% Mar
60
5
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
j
5
1
7%
60/
7%
Leath &
•
20%
20%
1
14%
50c
•
5%
14%
Libby
McNeil
Lincoln
&
Libby
Printing Co
$3.50
common
preferred
Apr
May
New
Aircraft
common
Lytton's
(Henry
C)
Co
&
Marshall Field & Co
Martin
Marietta
Corp
23%
14%
100
12 %
Jan
6%
650
16% May
9% Jan
North
Tile
43%
Jan
43%
Jan
14
Apr
Jan
18%
58%
Jun
Jun
43%
Jun
8% Mar
11%
Apr
43%
43%
100
42%
33
33%
1,100
32%
Apr
19
20
6,100
19
Jun
22%
49
50
94
473/4
Jan
51
4
——
19
■
47%
46%
5%
5%
47%
100
35
Jan
450
'
43A
*
51/4
7% May
Jun
33V4
Feb
Peb
Jan
Apr
47% May
•*>*.
6
Feb
9%
Jan
19%
250
17
Jan
19%
Jun
11%
600
10%
Jan
53
Jan
13% May
64% Apr
—_
1
19%
11%
*
•
56%
■''
58
293/4
57
•
•
—
1
293A
i
•
—'
5,400
25 % Mar
50
31% May,
'
'
3%
•
38%
38%
40
3,700
32%
Jan
4% Apr
54% Apr
41% Jun
5
25%
243/4
251/4
1,400
24
Feb
26%
•
(Un)
&
American
Apr
49 %
100
•
•
Co
Chemical
National
Jun
1,100
'
Chemical
Monroe
5
8% Mar
58%
1
(Un)_
1
National Distillers & Chem
only
Jan
l
Montgomery Ward & Co
of the round-lot transactions
Jan
19 %
*14 %
14%
*
,
McKay Machine Co
Means (F W) & Co
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Modine Mfg Co
Monsanto
Midwest Stock Exchange
6%
400
57
_50c
i
Jun
200
1
(Un)__
(Un)
Corp
w
,/
6% Mar
1
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Lockheed
8 %
•
Cflu-—
Jan
Jun
3%
150
__
Jan
Jan
17 %
10
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
2%
200
Jan
400
__
300
37% May
18% Jan
39%
Brewing
(D H)
18
Mar
3
Corp
\
Apr
18
32
4,700
8.33%
Spencer
Howard
Jun
69%
1 I
(G)
Werner
36%
Jan
10%
Feb
32
__
32%
Corp
Corp
12%
1
•
35%
*
preferred
class A
Cooperage
27% May
Jan
Mar'/
•
100
„
Bros
Oil
35%
*
Co
non-cumulative
Greif
35%
17%
-*
z.
Jan
13
Huttig Sash & Door—1
High
30
9%
Feb
23%
•
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock_^
Great Lakes Towing common
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
12%
29%
Jun
Jun
___1.66%
Holmes
Shares
High
6%
86c
Fefe
May
Corpi___3.33%
Gillette
Hibbard
9%
__
IOV4
Jan
Electronics
&
Heileman
12%
__
Jan
Jun
3,000
3
;
Gray
for Week
__
compilation
32%
6%
37%
49%
•
Jan
1,000
10,300
Motors
Tele
(Un)
Co
Jun
81c
Corporation
8%
9
30%
5
1
Jun
Sales
Range
__
10
1,600
29%
10
D
30%
69%
Co
6,700
9%
S%
1
43%
Exchange
Low
1
52%
Apr
Mar
44%
5%
52%
3
36% May
-
428
Co
50%
4%
33
Apr
<20%
1,541
W)
400
9%
2.50
Dairies
79%
1
4,400
49%
Gossard
69% Mar
1
35
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
907
10
10,300
5%
Jun
53 %
Co
6
49%
•
America
of
Jun.
65% May
Apr
13% Apr
20%
34
34
5
Mills
36%
j
Jan
.,12 % Mar
5%
1
18%
76
1
17%
7.50
Co
Jan
55% Mar
Jan
1.66%
A
Jun
56%
5
16%
is/8
Udylite
96%
27%
5
161
32
Co
Jun
May
57
47%
18%
36%
Corp
4,800
May
34% May
30% Jun
Jan
28%
12%
Dillon
Jun
26%
20%
is/8
8tudebaker
93%
68
30% Mar
18%. Jan
1,400
12%
Scotton
100
19
69 %
y
Jan
1,200-;
8,400
1
Mfg
96
30%
24%
1
&
93 %
30
30
34%
51
Industries
(H
25%
24%
29%
Chemical
Davis
400
34%
Michigan Chemical Corp
National Elec Welding
Rickel
29%
34%
30%
Stamping
Co
Square Garden
Madison
51% May
56 % Jan
24%
1
Kresge (S S) Co
Kysor Industrial
Lansing
10%
300
-
1
26%
2
Co
Houdaille
1,200
9,700
66%
8
26%
__
2.50
Corp
29%
.
,____30c
1
Motors
Lakes
:
Co
1
Corp
Brewing
Goebel
Great
18%
65%
65
Goldblatt Brothers
747/3
753/4
5
Corp
General
62
5
Co
Manufacturing
Chemical
Dow
Jun
Jan
10
Co
Motor
63
Feb
50c
94
23%
10
Mfg Co
Fruehauf
jan
Jun
200
58% May
39% Mar
12.50
Corp
Steel
Jan
1 Vq
46%
64
18
105% May
33% Mar
1
Co
Eaton
Jun
64
18
jan
324
*
Consolidated
Detroit
% May
34% Mar
Jan
100
5
&
500
Mar
600
2,900
453/4
212
5
Cigar
13%
97%
30
1
Corp
Gasket
11% May
156
43%
1
Co
Edison
600
13
163
34
Last
&
Equip
Supermarkets
Detroit
12%
13
313
28"%
STOCKS
Electric
Detroit
12%
573/4
43%
__
Sale Price
DWG
6%
44
(Un)
Corp
Gen
33%
__
Par
Chrysler
4% Mar
43%
America
of
General
34
5
Mfg
24
12%
10
12%
Co
Insurance
Curtiss-Wright
Hein
Budd
Jun
100
Corn Products Co
Apr
195
Friday
Burroughs
21%
4,000
18%
Corp
Continental
pfd_.
(Un)
Edison
28%
29%
Detroit Stock
Brown-McLaren
400
6%
42%
i
30% May
Jan
26
24%
•
common
Manufacturing
22
6%
10
4%%
System
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
24%
1
Card
Eriggs
21%
*
Inc
Gas
Commonwealth
Gulf
Allen
35 % May
34
Feb
Jun
89% Mar
103% 104%
__
*
Allied
Jan
43 %
Corp
29% Feb
5
;
LISTED
48%
i8%
57%
1
Gamble
900
1,500
57%
93%
Cards
&
Jan
34%
30%
•
__
26'/a
1,093
140
5
Playing
20%
14% May
25% Jan
Jun
22
$3 convertible preferred.
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
Chrysler Corp new common
12.50
Greyhound
S
3,500
Feb
Mar
28%
Champlin Oil & Refining--
24% May
72
26"%
103%
Manufacturing
Procter
U
27%
26
1
Eagle-Picher
Hobart
27%
26%
High
Low
26
50
Kroger
30
47%
2.50
Central & South West Corp
Fruehauf
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
25%
___100
National
Chemical
DuBois
40 Ys
Jun
41% Mar
<
__
•
Telephohe"
Diamond
26%
Feb
34%
.5
16%c
„
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
General
for Week
Shares
26
8.50
common
preferred
Cincinnati
Low
10
Elec
&
15%
35% Mar
Jun
29%
1
Corp
Foremost
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Gas
/ 200
2,200
15 ■:>
12.50
Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc__-
F W
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Cine
47
1
Ford Motor Co
of these prices.
STOCKS
Carey Mfg
Champion
Papers
300
27%
45%
5
Flour
indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. for the transmission
LISTED
35%
27 .4;
•
First1 Wisconsin Bankshares
are
35%
27
5
,
•
35%
5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
We
30%
Jun
*
Co
Machinery
Mass
30%
Jan
8
I
Capital
Apr
1%
28%
Jun
70
•
25
50
Company
&
7%
50%
21
100
Association
Westinghouse
Jan
20
50
/
100
Co
(NH)
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Rexall Drug & Chemical
& Shop
Mar
15
345
9
60%
77%
__1
Chemical
Mathieson
1100
"
20
•
Association
Railroad
Business
Jun
5
common
Corp
England
Vermont
62 %
34%
1
50
England Electric System
Shoe
24% Mar
Jan
50%
78%
5
Racing
Fruit
Jan
48%
59%
*
New
United
16%
12
9
100
New
Torrington
166
19%'
100
Co
Copper
United
23%
61 %
21%
100
_
Corp
Burton-Dixie
High
1,400
1%
'
Lone Star Cement Corporation
Shawmut
Jun
Low
27%
1%
._
Corp
Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Jan
68 %
22
2.50
Electric
Northern
13
Jan
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
Apr
11% May
58%
59%
5
Inc
Stores
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Kennecott
12%'
64%
l
adj
cumulative
National
S
380
42%
Steel
Corp (Un)_
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company
(Un)
126 % May
Jan
51%
68%
*
Motor Co
U
114%:
48%
41%
Range Since Jan. 1,1969
High
26%
P2
(Un);
Inc
Binks
Feb
23
y
Low
Shares
_•
Consolidated
Bethlehem
Jun
47
-
Street
First
Stop
3,239
Eenguet
High
Jan
120 % 123
& Fuel Associates com_10
Ford
Olin
Jan
15%
5
1
4
Railway—
preferred cl B
cum
5%
22%
1,833
10
Inc
Co
Copper
,
■
Bell & Howell Co
"
Hecla
&
Service
6 %
Trust
258
19
41%
10
Property
Low
44%
18%
50
Co
Personal
Calumet
Cities
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
High
44%
•
Company
Boston
Low
Par
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
35
(Un)
Mfg
'
——
— M.
'
(Un)
53
1,300
4
573/8
1
m
52%
4
1
Aviation
■
100
59
Jan
49
1,900
Jan
Feb
3
56%
Jun
15
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
64%
Apr
18
Jun
'
'
traded
Northern
selected list of the dually
a
issues.
Illinois
Corp
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Northern
The weekly ranges for all the local issues, and
Indiana
*
Co
Public
5
Co_*
Service
I
>■
—
•
—
60%
60 3%
61%
6,200
51
503/4
52
1,300
'
573/4
433/4
Jan
Jan
66% May
52% May
Northern States Power Co—
Par
Steel
Co
„
Admiral Corp
Ross
Electronics
Chemical Corp
Allied
Allis
Chalmers
Aluminum
Co
American
Can
American
Co
Co
Motors
American Rad
(Un)
American
Tel
Corp______^_.
&
&
Stand
Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Apache
Armco
San
Company
Atchison
Topeka
Avco
(Un)
&
Canteen
Santa
2,800
42% Mar
18%
l,60o
14%
Jan
20%
Jun
67%
800
Mar
68%
Jun
52
25%
3,700
17%
Jan
46%
..1,300-
43%
Apr
58%
1.66%
47%
Feb
Procter
700
48%
Jan
60%
Jun
59%
200
49% Mar
61%
19% May
24%
Feb
18%
19%
-10,200
16%
Jan
15%
16%
4,700
12%
Jan
23
16%
Jun
120% 121%
7,300
114%
7,600
28
Co
of
5
16%
120%
28%
28%
-
~
29%
Gamble
&
(Un)
44%
25%
25%
27
24% Mar
37%
38
2,000
1,200
10
•
33%c
5
19%
183/4
19%
10,300
52
513/4
53%
960
51 %
51%
51
52%
51%
„
•I'm.
,
33% Mar
Jun
29% May
Jan
38
Jun
13%
Jan
19%
Jun
46
Feb
56 % May
29%
"-S
75%
1,400
47
Jan
54% May
47%
Jan
55%
Jun
12
Jun
17
Feb
15
600
3,500
■
75
*
45
(Un)
•
-
Jan
Mar
126
Feb
May
Pure
Oil
Co
Radio
Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Revlon
Inc
•
10
May
70% Mar
16% May
79
Apr
42% Jun
40%
42
3A
2,700
36%
Jan
68%
68%
71%
56%
Jan
37
36"%
38%
1,500
3,200
34%
Jan
41 %
Apr
41
42%
600
40%
Jan
48%
Jan
33%
35%
2,700
23%
Jan
37%
Jun
1
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Richman
51%
1,000
40%
Jan
53%
12%
18,000
9%
Apr
12% May
10
55%
54%
55%
1,600
52
Jan
58%
St
Louis
Nat
30%
5,900
Jun
St
Louis
Public
23
25
Jan
22% Feb
13% Apr
23% Mar
30%
22%
26%
Jan
San
17% Jan
29% Jun
Schwitzer
22 %
Jan
25%
Sheaffer
23%
Jan
26%
33%
5
38%
27%
74%
Jun
38% Mar
47% May
27 %
28
1,700
27 %
Jun
30%
46%
47%
2,400
43%
Jan
49% May
11%
12
1,000
38%
39%
4,700
Apr
29%
*
•
33% Apr
12%
Fe—
Jun
I
29%
__
15%
*
15%
16%
1,100
27%
29%
3,800
200
__
1
23
23
__
10
see page
200
28
Amerlca_2.50
—
'
38% Jun
49% Jan
Jan
900
*
•
49
i
footnotes,
4
i
Corp
12%
—
'
Jan
31 %
-1
49%
3
433/4
1,200
36%
Jun
3,400
300
443/8
**'
Process
21%
18%
59%
"
48
41%
x36
8
._.
Co
Jun
20%
21%
Potter
26
59"%
__
__
1.75
_4
Mfg„ Co
For
Phillips Petroleum Co
50%
is
49%
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
50
(Un)__—.
Corp
Bastian-Blessing Co
—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
46%
Corporation
Belden
Jun
24%
iq
Products
Automatic
Jun
19%
Jan
,_-__1.25
Corp
Common
Athey
19
Jan
3%
6.25
Corp
Steel
Jan
11%
6% Feb
52
May
473/4
42%
•
1
13%
—
33%
(Un)
Co__
600
25%
1
Parke-Davis &
Corp
1.700
64%
'
__
10
-High
47%
*
S
Chemical
18%
46%
(Un)
Co
Co
'
1
American Home Products
(Un):
American Machine &
Foundry__
American
Low
~
12.50
(Un)
Cvanamid
"
3.33
(Un)
Bancorporation
Olin-Mathieson
18%
13%
1
High
—
,
__
10
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares.
Northwest
i8%
__
__
.
9
Mfg
of
America
Airlines
(Un)
American
25c
—
i8%
__
1
Advance
for Week
Low
10
__
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Acme
(Minnesota)
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
23%
,
,V
•'
"
,
24
--
850
•v
41.
'
'
1
,—-—,,
v
\
Jan
Feb
-
Royal
Brothers
Dutch
Diego
Sears
Co
(Un)
Stockyards
Service "A"
Imperial
Corp
Roebuck
(W A)
Class B
Co
Petroleum
&
Co___
Pen Co class A
20 g
,
48
1
1
81
78
81
3
88%
88%
89%
_1
•8%
•8%
9
685
4,400
'700
Jan
53
Jan
13%
*
12
1
Jan
Jan
14
Apr
10
Jan
13%
Apr
59
Jan
81
Jun
74%
Jan
90%
Jun
8%
Jun
9 % |
8%
Jan
9% May
Apr
•.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 28)
44%
-j?
Swift
37%
Jun
Blaw-Knox Co
16 Va
Jun
Columbia Gas System
29%
25 V4
Jan
32 Vt May
65 Va
500
61%
Feb
69
Apr
61
3,300
47
Jan
61
Jun
68%
8,500
58 %
42
68%
Jun
Harbison
8
Feb
Home
34%
Apr
43%
Apr
Jun
Mfg
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
19
Jun
Rockwell-Standard
13% Mar
16%
Apr
Screw
71 Va
76
Jan
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
25Va
Jan
600
40%
Jan
3,900
59%
Jan
2,200
16%
Jan
14%
75
10
41
Jan
112
42
86 Va
300
73%
Jan
10,300
Jan
2,400
43%
13 Va
1,700
28% Apr
42%
33%
19%
36 V*
41 y4
41%
400
6%
1,000
38%
38
38%
300
35 y4
35
36%
4,600
Corp
Radio
Zenith
1
5
1
Jun
8%
751
8
Jan
31%
32%
268
31
Jan
34
42 V4
42%
23
31 %
Jan
45 % May
36 %
36%
66
31%
Jan
37% May
25%
26 Va
1,334
75C
75c
75c
'
'
32%
—
-
Jan
May
1
Co
Bolt
&
—1
1
.1
McKinney
Jan
of
27
Jan
Feb
75c
Jan
50c
5
May
4%
43/4
2,150
54%
55%,
137
513/4
Jan
57% Mar
5
41%
423/4
84
34%
Jan
42%
Corp
Corp
23% Mar
100
10
common-.
;
/i
4%
Jan
Jun
4%
4%
i 70
43/8
Jun
5% Mar
31%
31%
50
25 %
Jan
31% May
35
36 s/a
325
313/4
Jan
38%
4%
/
1
10
6.25
America
Air Brake
Elec Corp
•
35%
Jun
7%
5% May
Jan
32
Jan
40
Jan
38%
81
Apr
Jan
15%
Jun
Jan
16 Va
Feb
68
Jun
9
51% Mar-
1,900
65%
the New
on
Jun
Feb-
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the
are
Apr
31%
13%
62
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
Below
3,700
15%
14%
62%
9%
8%
—■
7%
Refractories
Walker
(Joseph)
Jun
75
15%
30 %
Apr
54
20%
Apr
•
5%
5%
6.25
Apr
Jan
42% May
17%
33%
Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghoufe Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
World Publishing Co
Yates American Machine—
33%
27
Jun
83 Va
18
Western
27 Va Mar
103
Jun
50 Va
35%
Inc
Webcor
2ia
30
May
Jan
33 Va
83%
1
_2
(Un)
71%
47%
47%
16 /3
2.50
1
1
Steel Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Products
S
,
Jan
loi
1,000
3,100
102% 106
41%
41
102%
10
---4
2,900
15%
Jun
30%
Jun
42%
7.900
75
83 %
26
Jan
5% May
2,200
18%
66 Vi Mar
36%
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co__
i
:
5
Equitable Gas Co
1—8.50
28 V4 May
7%
39
38% May
82%
130
29%
Duquesne
200
33%
41V4
71%
18%
70%
High
33 % Mar
'
6%
39%
Low
75
28%
28%
10
200
Range Since Jan. i, 1963
37%
79%
'
—
10
Jan
70%
-*
Upjohn Co
Feb
13
33 %
*
U
28%
6%
3.50
*
Corp.—Union Pacific RR (Un)
United States Gypsum
1,000
4,500
40
„
Union Carbide
37%
15%
67%
68%
--ff
Salle St Corp
208 So La
56% May
60%
-*
Eastern Transmission
Gulf Sulphur (Un)
Texas
Jan
51%
65
*
& Company
900
Shares
High
36%
36%
1
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
—
29
°
(Un)
D X L Oil
54%
Jan
Low
Par
46% May
69 Va May
58 %
800
Range
of Prices
Jun
35% Mar
36 Va
6.25
25
7
—-
68 %
44%
Jan
for Week
Last
14%
™r_
Texaco Inc
Texas
66%'
14%
50c
Inc
——,
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Sunray
1,700
,
Spiegel
34%
800
44%
53%
15
Pacific Co (Un)
Rand Corp (Un)
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
44%
43%
673/4|
Bouthern
Bperry
43%
44
—l
Oil Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Bocony Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)—
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Shell
for Week
Range
Last
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
—Bonds—
2KS
10
trials
720.78
21.
174.00
j
10
-
10
First
:
Second
10
Grade
Utili¬
40
Rails
ties
Bonds
Total
65
Indus¬
Grade
Stocks
trials
Rails
258.48
94.05
85.02
90.54
88.55
89.54
ties
roads
Date
June
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
Total
15
20
30
140.24
'
June
Exchange
the Pacific Co&st Stock Exchange.
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on
This list does not include approximately 500
other Exchanges.
25
—*
5
1
Corp pfd (Un)
American Cement
(C) & Co Ltd
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buckner Industries Inc
Brewer
Castle
4%
Oil Co—
Co
Cooke
5.50
10
&
33
2
Ink
California
__
Cypress Abbey
Co—
Emporium Capwell Co
Eureka Corp Ltd
Exeter Oil Co Ltd A
10
25c
Jade
17c
47c
47c
47c
13
12%
13 Vt
1
85c
64c
__
78c
60c
1.50
85c
68c
1.65
1.05
75c
1.05
1
M
10c
1
50c
—
50c
*
1
Co
3%
3%
3%
56Vt
30c
34c
Merchants
Corp Ltd—
Nordon
Rhodes
Oil
Ranch
Terex
pfd
Corp
common
Victor
Equipment
Co
Petroleum
Westates
Preferred
Exploration
88.71
89.58
compiled daily
65 stocks 14.34.
Averages
Utilities,
by
are
5.20;
following divisors:
using the
Industrials,
Rails
2.914:
5.04:
'
1.30 Jun
2
Apr ,
25
Jan-.
by
Date
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
June 27
June 28——
Range for 1962
137.47
Fri.
136.97
138.86
—
High
144.31
Mar 14
Low
100.23
Jun
27
Range for 1963
High
139.12
Jun
25
Low
120.15
Jan
3
;
1.45 Jan
4/a Jan
3
Jun
,8
Mar
67
39c Apr
1.75 J an
3 /a Jan
- xviay
.
e ™
11 Ya Jan
22/4 May
2 85 Jan
2.25 Apr
7% May
IJ72 Jan
3.00 May
29
6%
1,100
6,700
33 /a May
78c
7
80c
800
1,000
23
Jan
5
Mar
5% Jan
26%
300
Mar
25% Jun
98c Feb
29% Feb
4%
5
24,600
400
7.000
3
May
5% Mar
50c May
6%
82c
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
1.85 Jan
Feb
30c
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Thurs.
2.30 May
75c
90.40
Jan
2.500
6%
85.09
1.10 Jan
95c
2.60
82c
10c
94.12
14 /a May
Jan
Jun
1-55 Jun
6%
10
Oil
254.65
138.55
1.300
4%
__1
(Un)
Basin
Williston
(Un)
139.23
June 26
27%
1
common
common
172.69
Wed.
1.90
79c
Warrants
706.03
-
139.12
32%
„
27.
June 25
26Vt
8%
—J,
89.51
June
June 24
2 15 May
31% Jan
6%
6%
89.52
88.56
Tues.
900
700
6V2
89.54
88.56
90.25
Mon.
2.50
__
88.56
90.30
85.09
_Apr
May
Jun
Jan
1.75
__
5
1
Union
2.25
32 %
50c
Trico Oil & Gas Co
Preferred
21
90.42
85.11
94.12
62c May
3% May
3% Jun
54% Apr
3.600
1,900
100
2.800
400
400
7.600
200
3Va
9%
21 Vt
2.20
__
10c
Sugar Co
United Industrial
8%
__
25
Corp
27
3%
__
1
Co series A
Gas
Southern Cal
25c
_.
2.45
28
28
-
85.12
94.09
26.
255.71
2 50 Jun
39
Jan
35c Mar
7% Jan
45c
60c
13.000
5 anq
135
2.30
3%
——1
Co
\ ,3m
>
9%
33 %c
Co
Western
Rice
&
Gas
Oil
ZiK—
2.35
1
com
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Reserve
_
1
Investment
American
North
10c
,—25c
Co
94.05
258.21
139.27
9
Jan
21 /a Apr
37% May
1.50 Jun
75c Jun
'
'
26Vi
75
36%
2.35
35c Mar
2,700
30,200
56%
(Un)
Petroleum Co
J M & M Oil
258.81
140.09
173.95
High
100
2,600
1,200
124,700
4
3%
56%
3%
.
11.600
———I——10
Oil
Industries
Leslie' Salt
38%
900
2,000
20c
Calif
Holly Oil Co (Un)_—
Imperial Western
Lasco
2.40
,2.40
37%
560
2.100
39
20c
of
Co
Humor
19
34
...
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
4
Jan
18% Jan
26% Jan
2.15 Jan
34% Mar
15c Feb
25
37
28
1.75
400
1,800
6,100
100
8,600
;,
of California.l
General Exploration Co
Goebel
Brewing Co
Good
__
140.36
175.96
708.80
..!''■
Low
26%
1.90
4%
18%
32%
—
,/
70
35
1.90
4%
,
65%
34%
70
34%
&
Gas
Buttes
25%
__
176.19
716.32
issues dually traded on
High
Low
Par
718.42
25.
June
Pacific Coast Stock
24.
June
34
Jan
2.HU J an
7 /4 May
7% Feb
74c
.
5 /a Jan
7
Jan
95c Jan
SEC index of Stock Prices
The
SEC
for
stocks
of stock prices
index
the, week
ended
based on the closing prices of 300 common
21, 1963, for the composite and by major
June
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
June 21,'63
June 14,'63
1957-59—100
—:
Manufacturing
Composite
Durable
Low
144.1
130.6
134.1
_o.l
135.4
121.1
131.1
—0.2
133.3
116.2
136.9
—0.1
138.6
125.8
178.5
125.9
178.7
2.5
—0.1
129.0
181.4
106.4
170.3
171.0
125.5*
Goods
171.6
123.9
—0.3
1.3
171.6
125.5
104.2
136,8
/
129.0*
:
Finance
and
Service
Mining
*New
High
—0.1
130.9
Transportation
Utility
Trade,
1963-1962
Percent
Change
142.9
133.9
Goods
Non-Durable
••
142.8
high,
\
j
153.8
v
.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
*
Low
Par
Alan
Tel
American
City
Atlantic
Research
Transit
Budd
Co
j.
Food
Fair
General
Pennsalt
w
16
95
96 y4
22
22
613/4
66
Corp
1
6.75
5
10
1
2.50
Electric
class
46%
454
Jan
30
1,682
Apr
8V4
55
57
160°
50%
Jan
22%
593
21 Va
Jan
25%
533/8
3,302
413/4
Feb
56 Va
9%
9%
649
8%
Jan
11V4 May
19%
19%
280
193/a
Jun
22 Va
55%
Apr
B
Transmission
Apr
69%
713/4
6,847
573/8
Jan
74
23 Va
208
20 Vb
Apr
29
2 3/4
1
2 3/4
Feb
3
7%
7%
300
6% May
7%
Jun
671
19%
Jun
24
18%
Jun
22%
4,102,0011
June 26____
Thurs.
June 27
4,495,690
4,541,140
4,169,000
500.000
5,180,000
4,669,000
Fri.
June 28—
3,023,390
3,943,000
476,000
4,419,000
19,865,424
$21,965,000
Total
$24,201,000
$2,236,000
Week Ended June 28
1963
Jan. 1 to June 28
I,
1962
1963
1962
491,900,969
556,852,399
19,865,424
25,774,760
$2,236,000
21,965,000
$2,033,000
51,183,100
$43,854,400
44,023,000
620,347,800
789,334,000
$24,201,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
$46,056,000
$671,816,900
$833,188,400
Bonds—
U. S.
Government
International
$286,000
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial
Total
Jan
490
77%
Jan
94 Va
Jun
37 Va
40 Va
313
30%
Jun
44
—
•
10
35
9%
44%
2,025
32%
Jan
35%
1,471
32%
Apr
19%
11,005
12 %
Jan
19%
Jun
41%
41%
40
35%
Jan
41%
Jun
8%
8%
50
8 Vb Mar
9%
Jan
•34%
35%
Jan
9%
3,397
7,902
29%
9%
5%
Jan
Jun
24
75% May
12% May
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
36% May
18%
-
45%
34%
45 Vt
34%
19 Va
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
May
45%
Jun
36% May
9% May
22
74
21%
22%
5,104
21%
74
74%
491
68%
Jan
11%
11%
12%
345
7%
Apr
Jan
32%
33%
4,507
4% Apr
30% Mar
5%
33Vi
36%
63 %
63%
65 %
313
60% Mar
68%
39%
40%
260
33%
Jan
41%
49%
423
43%
Jan
50%
Apr
19
878
16%
Jan
19
Apr
60
May
Total
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Sales
June 25
$443,000
$33,000
$10,000
228,000
40,000
224,000
9,000
1,277,995
June 27
Domestic
Shares)
June 26
Thurs.
(No. of
1,085,390
June 24
Wed.
-
_
Jun
47%
Mon.
Tues.
)..
'
•
Apr
39%
47%
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Foreign
Stocks
t
Bonds
,
$486,000
268,000
233,000
Apr
•
10
•
185
5
5
18%
3.50
54%
5
186
5
55%
96
1,220
168
169
Jan
50% Mar
186
Apr
8%
8%
73
25
24%
25%
1,027
28%
28%
28%
117
25% Mar
29%
•
38%
38
38%
491
33% Mar
40% May
4.50
9
*
common
see page
41.
9
100
8
21 y8
8%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Fri.
1,099,440
10,000
908,805
June 28
171,000
316,000
$1,382,000
$102,000
10,000
10,000
191,000
326,000
Jun
10
Light
4,975,000
June 25—
Wed.
Jan
2,053
Co
footnotes,
500,000
260,000
Tues.
$4,458,000
Jun
20%
1
Gas
4,475,000
4,920,000
3,703,203
May
/
Sal"?
$500,000
$4,958,000
June 24—
Feb
23/4
93 Va
Ramo-Wooldridge
Improvement
Marion Corp
Shares
Mon.
Feb
Jun
225/a
70
22%
Bonds
Jun
33% May
50 3/4
55
.
Bonds
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
Feb
21%
com
Gas
OFor
6% Mar
1,060
•
52
Bank
Bonds
Jan
22%
—
Foreign
Jun
Apr
19
•
Washington
69 3/8
2,087
Jun
19%
United Corp
Universal
51%
and M'iscel.
No. of
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Jan
89%
& French Lab
Eastern
Warner
24%
50
,—25
1
Gas
Jersey Gas Co
United
107
89%
Sun Oil Co
Thompson
32%
16
Apr
19% May
55
31%
Jan
92 %
2.50
&
common
Finance
South
7%
52%
12 %
255
20%
19 Va
Paper
Texas
y4
Jan
200
32%
;
Jan
Jan
May
11
8%
5,456
53 Vt
1
common
Bank
Smith Kline
7%
V—M-
14%
14Vi
9
•
Power
National
Ritter
Scott
Electric
Co
63
May
12 % May
107
Jan
1
1
16%c
3
*
*
50
5
25c
Inc
Service
Reading
48%
15
Gas & Water
Power & Light
RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
:
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
Philadelphia Electric Co common.
Phila Transportation Co—
Riggs
Jun
15%
95
w__
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Public
43%
ib%
10c
—5
Pennsylvania
Potomac
2,152
10%
common—1
1.66%
Corp
& Navigation
Chemicals
443/8
160
2
Martin-Marietta Corp
Co
28 Va
600
.
Madison Fund Inc
&
Jan
11
.
International Resistance
Lanston Industries
Merck
243/s
11%
Battery
General Motors Corp—
Lehigh Coal
242
13%
Stores
Dairies
Acceptance
Feb
6,613
26%
11%
Ford Motor Co
Foremost
Apr
13%
1
Light
Storage
Electric
126 %
433/4
44Va
12%
Chrysler Corp new common
Curtis Publishing Co—
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne
Jan
5
1.80
50
—
of N J—
Co
Jun
114 Va
123
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
213/a
—1
.
Co
Soup
Central RR
80 Vi
Feb
1
13
Company
Campbell
Feb
12%
26%
4.33
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
21%
120
120%
*
Electric
Atlantic
68
584
1,103
75
193/a
33%
Tel
&
Corporation
Arundel
Low
High
713/4
10
Steel common
Wood
72 V4
_1
Markets Inc
Acme
High
8% Apr
27% May
9% May
Total
5,493,885
_
Week Ended June 28
1963
5,493,885
Stocks—Number of Shares
1962
$20,000
1963
Foreign
$1,382,000
102,000
Government
Foreign
Corporate
1962
5,895,215
145,396,373
170,693,669
$1,333,000
$38,715,000
1,531,000
$38,101,000
921,000
882,000
$39,904,000
Bonds—
Domestic
$1,504,000
Jan. 1 to June 28
47,000
20,000
46,000
258,000
$1,504,000
$1,426,000
$40,504,000
Jan
Total
.
198
Volume
Number 6277
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
♦
(37)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
■'
i
.
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed in
Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Abitibl Power & Paper
4 % %
preferred
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
•
25
Anglo Canadian, Tel Co 4%%
$2.90 preferred
A
$2.70 class
B
Class C
5%%
ZHigh
40%
Feb
200
24 Vz
Jan
25%
1,025
16,715
43%
Jan
59
28
28%
Ia24
a24
49
45%
45%
a52
52%
'
5%
pfd
9%
9Vz
I,000
7%
Jan
25%
26Vz
2,432
23%
Apr
24
24
100
23
Jan
243/a
25
25
95
23%
Jan
52
25
52 Vz
67%
10
71
71
72
10
77
77
78
Power
&
Paper
*
50%
503/4
*
common
Class A
Bell
Telephone
Bowater
5%
preferred
25
55
Mersey
5%%
Traction
preferred
Forest
British
Products
Columbia Telephone com
Brockville Chemical Ltd 6% pfd
Ltd
class
B
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Sugar
Foundries
Ltd
Co
6,385
2,905
27%
Jun
30%
Jan
18
173/4
18
Vz
10,005
12%
Jan
19 3/4
20%
203/8
20%
3,420
19%
Feb
23 %
Jan
55%,
55%
55%
202
52
Jan
a75/8
a8%
105
Jan
57 Vz May
93/b Feb
14%
14%
426
Jan
14%
•'
.
26%
90
6.15
917
22%
22 3/4
23%
2,920
20%
Jan
37
Jan
B
class
i.
22
Petrofina
Canadian
10%
10%.
37%
10%
——
pfd
20
383/4
Feb
11% May
3.50
Apr
a3.50
20
a4.10
l /; 5
9%
9%
400
7%
Jan
a6.00
a6.00
25
4.00
Feb
19
300
'
'•
'
—
65
66%
-16
16 %
I
15%
15,500
47%
47
29%
47%
31%
11%
11%
11%
7%
8.00
7.40
■'-m.il,\
■'
82 '
2|25()
a5 Vz
Jan
42
Jan
24%
Jan
2,028
10%
80
18%
Jan
200
7%
Jun
8.00
3,400
a5%
15
7.05
5%
*
Zellerbach
9.25
class
6%
pfd
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
25
i no
4.25
Jan
3,602
22 3/4
Jan
43
875
39
Jan
50
V 18
100
17%
Jan
&
Dominion
Lime
Ltd
Dominion
Steel
&
Coal
25
17
Apr
120
77
Jun
80
110
73
Apr
81
Chemical
&
com
preferred
Dominion Textile
1,580
22
Jan
25
12%
100
11%
Apr
54%
2,381
473/o
Jan
12%
55%
13
100
12
Jun
14 %
——,
19%
2,260
17
Feb
13%
100
5
Jan
Jun
,/Y
v
General
Alpha
Britain
Great
Lakes
May
19
Class
Alscope
205
18%
Jan
21% May
935
61
Jan
673/4
Apr
Alsof
18%
8,160
17
Jun
20 Vz
Feb
Ameranium
7
7
7
500
6%
Jan
73/4
10%
Jan
15%
Apr
Andy
Hardee
Farms
Oil
class
Howard
Smth
Hudson
Bay
Hudson's
Husky
Imperial
Imperial
Oil
445
36%
Jun
44
Vz Mar
10
80
Jan
85
9%
9%
1,475
9
Jan
10
Jun
Baker
60
60
960
51
Jan
66
Jun
Bankfield
$2.25
Inland
183/4
1,025
305
17%
Jan
21% May
20
Jun
20
46%
Jan
58 Vz
-160
8%
Jun
11
163/4
23%
Jan
Class
25%
Jan
32
17%
Apr
21
103
103
20
25%
26%
27%
1,300
100
Jan
25%
30%
Jun
12
246
10
Jan
12 Va
1,357
16
Jan
Jan
22 Vz
Jan
21
Jan
22 Vz
Jan
14
14%
1,160
9%
.2,925
6%
6%
6%
75%
75%
77
26
26
__
a22% a22%
„
9%
12%
.12% Mar
9
Feb
15
Jan
6%
800
Jun
10
May
(■;
Feb
72 Vz Mar
9
Apr
81% May
400
25 Vz
Jan
26
150
14
Feb
-40
22% May
9% Jun
19% Apr
23 I
Mar
4,302
..
al8% al8%
9%
7% May
_
.
.
Jun
9%
5,525
8
350
7%
Jun
4%
5%
2,465
Jun
5 Va
Jun
29.75
29.75
111
4%
28%
Jan
30 Vz
May
V
8
.
4%
.
11%
'
Jan
Feb
8%
45
45.15
171
44
Jan
45% May
16%
16%
17%
4,516
13%
Jan
20% May
a8
a8
a8
375
7%
Feb
33 Va
33%
275
29%
Jan
35%
Jun
32
33
625
31 Va
Apr
36%
Feb
10%
11 V\
540
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
18%
Feb
19 %
Feb
21% May
27% Jun
__
33%/
20.%
20
20%
22
22 %
1,603
104% 104%
-80
22
__
*
49
49
„
.
11,617
..
'
49
;
9
102Vz May
150
43
Apr
104%
Mar
Jun
53
May
66 Va May
65
63
65%
2,704
59%
Feb
13
12%
13%
2,100
12%
Jun
15 Va
Jan
11 %
11 %
11 Vz
7,665
\9%
Jan
11%
Feb
28%
28%
28%
3,180
21%
Jan
30
Jun
14Vz
14 Vz
14%
14 Va
Jun
15% May
.1.70
13 Vz
1,210
1,000
13 Vz
——*
*
——20
—
Z
&
.
*
/.
common
*
/
.
•
Ltd—
.
5
a
100
50
..
67c
65c
70c
14%
5
'
v
1,380
6,900
14 %
500
13
_*
13
500
18%
21%
37
__
*
13 Va
18%
21%
__
*
37 %
37
Jan
Feb
60%
Jun
2.05
Feb
Mar
13
16
May
Mar
33
.
15%
Jan
16%
20
570
Apr
6%
14% May
Jun
13
.
Jun
23 Vz
Apr
30c
200
Jan
14%
Mar
11%
55%
1,165
.
1.84
-
11% May
22% Mar
125
12%
57%
57
1.50 Mar
' ilO
--
14%
-
_*
.
al2%
__
57 %
1
Co_Z——.—_—,—*
i
1.70
~5
—
.
„
a23Vz a23%. 1
__
-
*
Worts—-
(Canada)
Shown
Are
E^TMwsed
21%
Jan
23
Jan
'
Apr
Jan
May
40% May
Par
.
z-Z"
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Range
t
1
Exchange
in
Week's
Last
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
19c
16c
6
5%
*
75c
66c
14,446
19c
Mar
1
27 %c
27c
31c
22,100
27c
5c
4c
5c
36,000
2%c Mar
2.10
2.20
5,400
High
Jun
1
19c
102,750
6
2,000
11c
Jan
4
Jan
23c
Mar
Electronics Ltd—
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
-
80c
83/4
83/4
100
4 Vzc
4 VzC
6C
7 %c
1.86
5,000
124,500
7
May
May
99c
84c
Jun
2.60
8% May
Feb
7Vzc
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
Mar
7c
Jan
3Vzc
Jun
12c
Jun
4c
Jan
11 Vzc
Jan
3.30
2c
al5 a 15
3/4
45
143/a
Feb
2.00
Jun
4.65
Jan
27
1,395
11%
450
44
50
28
11%
44
25
Blue
..
Calumet
193/4 Mar
Canadian
3.80
Gas
&
Jan
Mar
Jun
32c
Feb
3 Vzc
Jun
5c
Jan
Jun
30c
Apr
3 Vzc
4%c
15,200
15c
15c
__
18Q
20c
—
8c
8c
Corp—
*
—
18%
Ltd
Mines
&
Corp
Jun
Jan
45
May
Canadian
59 % May
Canorama
143/4
Apr
Carbec
Jun
73/8
Jan
Cartier
40%
40%
5.009
40%
Jun
45% May
Catelli
13
13%
24%
25%
a48% a48 %
7,790
13
Jun
16
Central
7,715
24
Jun
28%
8,000
15 %c
14c
16c
35,000
3c
2%c
3C
4.15
4.15
8%
9
1
1
8%
*
6%
6%'
May
May
Ltd
90
90
*
Ltd
13c
2,151
7 Vzc
Freres
Food
Ltd
Products
Manitoba
Corp
Chemalloy
2.500
class
*
30 Va
4.95
Ltd
29
Feb
30%
3 VzC
Jan
11c
Feb
1.85
2.05
5,550
90c
Jan
2.90
Jun
75c
75c
75c
4,230
71c
May
92c
10c
1,000
8c
Jan
14Vzc
Feb
10c 10 Vzc
15,500
7VzC
Feb
1
23%
Jun
28
Jun
Commercial Oil & Gas Ltd
*
75c
48%
Jan
55 %
Jun
Feb
87
Commodore Business Mach (Can) Ltd-*
Compagnie Miniere de l'Ungava
1.50
4.55
78%
5c
Consolidated
7%
3,160
7%
Apr
9
8
8%
1,050
7%
Apr
9%
41.
I
1
Mines
Cadillac
New
Mines
Pacific
Ltd
Ltd
Copperstream Mines Ltd
——
1
!
Jan
14c
Apr
4 VzC
8.500
3%c Jan
5%c
Jan
70c
75c
9,750
70c
81c
4.50
4.60
1,675
4.00
Jan
4.70
5c
2,500
3c
Jan
5c
31.000
6c
Mar
3 Vzc
Feb
4c
5c
1
Paper Corn Ltd
*
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd 1
Copper-Man
Mines
Ltd
1
Jun
12c 12 %c
1
Consolidated
Apr
10c
Ltd—1
Consol
—
see page
Ltd-/
Bellekeno
Central
Consolidated
May
Jun
Jun
92
4.100
285
17% May
153/4 Jun
5
4.95
1,050
4c
4,035
Mines
5%
30%
1,619
a—
Jan
Mar
4c
48%
Consol
Jan
9c
11c
6c
30%
84%
Apr
20c
Feb
4%c Apr
1
Ltd
Minerals
5%
*
A
class A
Ltd
48%
f
1.2% Jun
•
Ltd
Mines
23%
Cheskirk
May
lOVze Jun
8.500
6c
6c
823/4
73/4
May
May
"
84%
8%
Jun
13
7%c
4c
7%
90
10 VzC
10c
•
Feb
6c
1
Jun
85
7%c
1
Jan
25
10 %c
Chiboug Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
14
90
1
Apr
143/a
43
1
Ltd
Feb
a__
Jan
1
Explorations
19
% 50
8% May
40
Jan
343/i
5,228
Jun
5.05 May
Jun
10
5
Jan
733/8
2,720
6%
200
9%
Apr
13%
Jan
Jan
1.00
Jan
17
Jan
3.85
7.00
775
Jan
14%
Jun
8.00 Mar
4c
2%c Jun
100
375
63 Vz
14
3.75
Jun
13
28%
16%
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
1.10
5,488
a20% a20%
Apr
12c
19c
1.04
2,785
*
28c
■"
May
12%
34
*
Jan
21c
1.10
67%
25
Apr
8Vzc
Jan
*
Ltd-
Ltd
Quebec
Cessland
Jan
100
323/4
common
10c,
1,700
a43
65%
A
Jun
4.75 Jan
10c
2,025
.
6 s/a
a43
Ltd—*
233/4
Feb
3.75
100
21c
323/4
9%
6,925
7.25
66%
1,300
485
18c
*
11%
Jan
12c
—
3.75
—7 60
11%
14 Vz
Jan
Trust—
Explorations
Mines
Casavant
May
49
Investments
Inv
cumulative
Jan
11 %
Jun
Jun
Apr
46c
Jun
8c
21c
Ltd—3
Resources
Silica
143/4
43
5%
Jan
•
14c
18%
3.75^
common_2.50
com
15c
1,000
—1
•_
preferred
& Paper Inv
Canadian
5%
24%
1,000
30,000
-
7.25
Power
Jan
Jan
50%
5
r
Mar
*
11%
25
2.50
1,000
1,000
1,000
*
Ltd
General
21
16%
9c
6c
22c
>
7C
22c
—
Oil
Inter
11 Vz
47% Mar
11c
^C
22c
1
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
1,295
75
lie
1
3.75
Canadian
2,200
15
28c
.—
Canadian
14,537
al8
10,823
1.,
Inc__
Jan
6%
al8
30c
1
i
73A May
29 Vz Jun
56%
143/4
13%
29c
—_—1
:
Ltd
—
Colliers
14
40 Vz
29c
1
Ltd
Co
Raceway
Uranium
63/s
243/4
12,815
1
Ltd
Mines
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd-
6%
5
42,467
2.75
-
Copper
143/4
*
com
7 Vzc
2.60
:—1
;-
Mines
common
Bornite
6 Vzc
2.70
1
Ltd—
Co
Ltd
Mining
Mining .Corp
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
New
55%
55%
1
*
Iron
&
Ltd
River
Canadian
•
21
,5
•
1
Gold
Bellechasse
20 V* May
200
Lines
footnotes,
115% May
49 Vz May
Feb
20
1,450
Canada
Corp
8% May
Jan
1,495
1
Beauce : Placer
104.10 May
Jun
12
10
Ltd
Jan
Jan
44 Vz
250
1
•
Pipe Line—
Radio
Black
Jan
6 %
common
new
4.85
Jan
64
360
,
9%
10
A
—
(
Jun
250
2.00
B
For
14
__
Sale Price
:
Feb
Jun
5,445
5%
(John)
class
;•
•
:
Consolidated
*
Service
Jan
1
iBateman Bay Mining
May
20
2.00
preferred
Cos
25
31%
20
6
preferred
Baurentide Financial
6 % %
Talc
1
of
Boblaw
30%'
27
Ltd
common
Ltd
31
50
Pipe
9%
.-*
Augustus Exploration
"
8%
5
pfd
Paper
Public
8%
19%
«
Corp
preferred
200
„
—..—100
Oil
Telefilms
£i
Utils
Jamaica
a54% a54%
*
Nickel
$2.00
21
com_*
Mines
International
Interprovlncial
20
1
preferred
Internat'l
—
•v
1
International
Labatt
l
Ltd-
Cement
ll Va
_
Mines
Band-Ore
Corp
Canada
ll%
__
1,395
Jan
May
May
—
common
Corp
Apr
__
,
Sulphur
40
*
of
Jun
Atlas
a84
A
Tobacco
Jun
48 Vz
Atlas
21% Mar
Apr
a84
common
Acceptance
89
Apr
Apr
20
Apr
*
Canada
Jan
46
21 % Jun
16
15
39 Va
Co
of
Feb
85
6c
13% Feb
6,197
570
Mining
Bay
Oil
35
25
120
•
—
Warrants
$2.00
7,772
*
5,290
17%
4,105
:
Paper
37%
a89% a89%
a48% a48%
36
__
a48%
Mines
375
15%
•
Ltd
36
10% May
41% May
Arno
12%
15
*
(Canada)
Feb
May
12
17%
1
Gold
8%
May
12
17%
Bluewater
Int'l
7,790
2.20
15 %
100
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
9%
1
5
1
Co—
Co
9%
9%
:.
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
25
Paper
Handy
Steel
Consolidated
Mines
20%
E)
Inv
31
*
21%
20%
Canada
Can
Jun
•
A
66%
•
&
26 Vz
6%
—Z
Aracon
17
•
Dynamics
Great
100
50
—
Ajax Minerals
24%
Co
Power
38 Vz
26 Vz
—
•
:ZV:
.v
20%
A
preferred
Apr
26 Vz
~
64%
5
Gatineau
23%
STOCKS
24%
39 Va
Ltd
(Chas
Jun
27
700
common—-
21%
Ford
Co
20
965
Friday
23% May
13%
1
20%
&
600
29
Canadian Stock
May
183/4
18%
18%
Frosst
21
7%
com
Prices
Jun
13
50
of
20
28%
z
12%
•
Co
May
15 Vz May
May
52%
52%
1
Cos
14% May
40
11% Mar
20
*
Bank
:
Ltd
40
2,900
28%
*
class A__
B
Zellers
38
12%
a22
"A"
Ltd
class
Trans
Weston (Geo)
Class
■
Motor
Jun
——ZZ
26% May
Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood Corp
:
Fraser
37%
38
12%
—
12%
21%
;
Corp—1
Voting trust
'
•
Falconbridge
Foundation
27% Mar
Jan
7%
Canada
Knapp
17%
•
com
preferred
class
Jan
12%
•
Gooderham
&
23%
common
Canada
203/4
3,255
Apr
76
•
Ltd
Tar
1,290
13%
*
Canada
Jun
•
Stores
Dominino
25 V*
13
*
May
17% May
v
•
Dominion
25
13%
*
-
64%
1
common
Jun
a22
Industries
Steel
•
com
37%
•
common
—
*
Steel
Feb
jan
19
al7% al7%
♦
common
31%
Apr
Z7% May
27% Apr
7 n0
1
*
4,^94
63^
26%
2.50
Bridge
36%
——*
Elevator
Wtestcoast
Janv
41
24%
2
Jun
36
36%'
21%
common
Ltd
Webb
Jan
7 no
A
Ltd
57
Feb
8
common
preferred
Walker
Apr
25%
75%
Seagrams
Dupuis Freres
*
Jll
Co
Petroleum
Redeemable
Feb
Viau
Jan
8 3/4
;
41
•
77%
Seal
Coal
Jun
11%
22
>
25%
Smelting
Franco-Canadian—
Mines
Jan
100
Jan
25
Oils
United
48% May
32% Jun
f
7%
16% Apr
83% May
153A May
Jan
Feb
12
48
A
Ltd
Finahce
$1.10
14%
Jun
45%
£;.//
pfd
Mountain
-May
18
&
A_
&
Feb
:
tMay
12%
2,765
69 %
Feb
Mar
;—-—15
class
Triad
Jun
May
35
107
common—
Trans
-
31
Jan
7"%
Corp Fund
Canada Pipeline
Trans
Jan
28%
47 Vz
Trans Canada
,5% Jun
19
Corp
of
Traders
27%
882
-
88
*
Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
Apr
832
31
May
May
7%
,315
*
Structural
9 % May
30%
30
105%
—
Texaco Canada Ltd
4.50 Feb
Jun
61%
133/4
5
15
30%
Ltd
Co
19
850
10
3.50
4.10 Mar
1,721
16
15V4
_*
Jun
293/4
*
Co
Turnbull
65%
B
i
Jan
8 J/4
al8% al8%
Mining
of
35%
Apr
775
1,110
♦
.Co
5%
14% May
54
1
—
Steinbergs class A
5%% preferred
May
2,715
a4.10
.25
Ltd
14
4,355
a83% :a83%
Dreferred__
Jan
19
•'
20
com_.
8% Mar
12
a3.50
*
pfd
•r"
•
9
"
100
Steel
May
55% May
10% May
14
a5
Jan
13%
50
common
Standard
55
Jan
.——20
Co
of
Southam
11% May
Feb
51% Mar
Jun
109
9%
12%
105
95 Vz
100
pfd—
common
Cement
Foods
Oil
May
1,240
52
•
Simpsons
-
class A—50
Glass
Cork
Indus
1,700
51 %
5%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Series A 4%
pfd
Jun
113/a
/
10% Feb
430
54
Apr
Oil
Lawrence
Shell
30
12
13Vz
10
Sicard Inc
109
93 Vz
•
.
Mines-
Shawinigan
May
13%
Apr
8
1,960
II,710
51%
7%
Oils
13
'
New common
Home
10%
51%
—
5%
10 %
10 3/8
37%
*
Power
Ltd
Cellulose
class
600
-9%
_•
Foncler
-
13%
9%
J)
Consolidated
7% %
Apr
*
Cloth
(B
Pont
May
58
100
Railway
Del -Rio
Consumers
On
25
Feb
10%
Vickers
Capital Wire
Dominion
Jan
51
.50
Pacific
Dominion
20%
75
400
Preferred
Distillers
220
52
'
__
International
Canadian
Dome
22
13%
Algom
Scott-Lasalle
293/4 May
r
*
Canadian
Denison
Jun
13%
_
-'Preferred
Crown
26
10%
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Z Canadian Industries .common
_*
Crown
1,500
13%
Canadian
Class
28%
37%
common
class A
Morse
'^Canadian Foundation 6%
Credit
30
52
——i
••
Corbys
Jan
14 %
•
E)—
St Lawrence
'
13 %
*
Ltd
B
Canadian Fairbanks
Columbia
27
14
109
94
10
St
May
30
1'
1
preferred
Salada
97
12,805
Feb
Apr
23
•
—
—.—
Transport
(Albert
Royalite
Feb
20% Mar
52
Royal Bank of Canada
Feb
1,424
13%
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans
Co
;
Feb
8.75
1,378
pfd_25
series
31
Jun
273/4
•
__
*
com
A
6.00
Jan
Feb
5.90
28%
•
•
Aluminium
Co
3.75
21%
29
533/4
Canner
Chemical
38 t
/ 100
28%
preferred
$1.75
.
22
a5
1
Reitman's Canada Ltd
243/4 May
393/4 Apr
37
v
50
Celanese
B
4.85
26
6.00
'
common
1961
Rio
213/4
—100
preferred
Reed
-
Jun
4.85
;
«
*
British
Coghlin
7%
12
Jan
4.65 Mar
26
10
Electronics
Canadian Converters
Central
54
Jun
2.75' J an
6.15
12.50
Breweries
Canadian
50
26 Va
__
—
preferred
Telephone
1958
Jun
*
common
,
Aviation
class
Class
140
3.35
27 Vz
20
preferred
Class
51
3.10
27 Va
*
common
preferred
Canadian
50
3.10
27%
Jan
12
•
—
Corp of Canada
6%
183/4
__
*
Development
Quebec
Apr
*
common
Canada Steamship common
Canadian
50
6%
•
Dominion
Canadian
1,000
*
preferred
-Canadian
May
7,399
14
—*
common-;
Quebec Natural Gas
Mav
53
Jan
5
Canada Cement
$2.65
53
Jan
5
1
Products
Calgary Power
$2.20
Jan
50
10
Gold
Canadian
50
5
25
Company
Canadian
25
5%
*
Columbia Power
5%
51
a52
*
British
$1.30
51
53/4
'mm**,
Mills
common
Provincial
573/4 May
*
Columbia
Mills
Feb
24%
22
•
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
4%
preferred
Jun
53 %
A
Petroleum
Placer
Jun
'-r- 55%
23
23 Vz
5
preferred
Power
Jan
23%
•
Flour
Penmans
May
20%
Jan
•
British
Bulolo
6,486
53
Jan
a52
'■'■
50
Light & Power
Oil
Building
55%
55%
Jan
16%
51
£
Paper
American
Bruck
450
■'.%/ 25
class
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
48
792
18
54%
79
Ltd
Trust
Pacific
Jan
Feb
A
Corp
7%
163/4
10
*
Locomotive
Ogilvie
May
763/4
70%
2,585
51%
70
Feb
pfd
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Jun
50
preferred
Brown
63
Jan
69% Mar
910
18
50
50%
4,944
<
543/8
*
,
•
65
Feb
High
100
B
Moore
253/4 May
52
67
Brazilian
50%
26
67%
British
May
12% May
53 Vz May
50% Mar
class
Montreal
56
Low
23
100
partic
Breweries
Class
Range Since Jan. t, 1963
High
23
__
*
common
6%
Montreal
45% May
Jan V
9%
10
Bowater
Jan
Co "A"__2.50
31
Ltd
(Robt)
Molson
53% May
53 V2 May
93/4 May
29% Jan
25
preferred
5%%
50 3/o May
Jan
Paper
preferred
Co
Mitchell
233/4 May
Feb
9
40
Miron
Jun
*
of Montreal
Bowater
Jan
523/4
15
52 V2
30
*
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
.
/
Jan
42
80
550'
a52
50
50
50
53
al2
5 Vz %
Jun
46 Vz
225
53
al2
al2
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
May
22
275
_
*
46
22
50
48
Banque Canadian National
;
5,958
&
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd*
Maritime Tel & Tel
10
High
57
Bank of Nova Scotia
,
Low
25
48
50
preferred
Bathurst
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
45 %
pfd—50
Corp
Bailey Selburn
Bank
Shares
56
25
preferred
preferred
Sale Price
Power
Sales
Range
Par
Maclaren
433/4
28%
Week's
Last
Dollars
for Week
25
pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50 class A preferred
Asbestos
56 %
•
Ltd
class
44
_•
common
4%
preferred
Aluminum* Co of Canada 4% %
$2.60
Low
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Par
Friday
Exchange
■?
■
■'
•
Montreal Stock
37
5c
7.500
20c
21c
38 Va
39
5c
6c
9,000
18c
2.914
6c
12Vzc
5c
May
Apr
Jun
Jun
Mar
,
Jan
Apr
25c
36%
23,200
38 Vz
Jun
Jan
41% May
3c
Jan
6c
Jun
18 %c 18 %c
15c
1,000
11c
Apr
18VzC
Jun
15c
11,000
13c
Jun
30c
Jan
13c
!
I
38
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Dalfen's
Delta
1
60c
200
7c
«7c
1.000
27c
29c
4.000
;
Ltd
•
21c
—
Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd *
21c
26%
10
10
^
'
,
v
36c
85c
Prices
18c 19 Vac
Shown
33c
Mar
28% May
Apr
10%
,
23
Sullivan
Elder
8%
8,600
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Peel
Apr
85c
Jan
25c
Power
<Sc
Preferred
Feb
Acklands
Paper
Ltd
*
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Equity Explorations Ltd®-"
Fab Metal Mines Ltd
i
1
Ltd
Mines
Fontana
Reliance
Lake
Fox
(1945)
Golden
Age
Grissol
Foods
Helium
Paints
Internat
Ltd
Jubilee
Renting
Gold
Kiena
3.80
34c
31c
*
1.49
3.20
2.15
8c
8%c
Algonquin
•Aluminium
Jan
Aluminum
Jun
Jun
1.40
1.52
a23
2.20
5,266
'20
8c
-
:
7
10c
'-783
Anthes
/
Jun
1.40
so %
7c
34
53 y2
100
3.60
3.55
3.75
1.5%
5%
3.95
3.90
4.15
1.10
1.25
2.60 May
5%
11,681
10,015
5c
Mar
53%
140
-
4%c
4,000
1.15
Ltd—
51
1.10
4c
5.15
Accept
Laduboro
Oil
—5
A
8
8
8VB
300
1
class
Corp
1.32
1.30
1.34
7,800
Ltd—
Laiteries
Leclerc
class
Lambert
(Alfred)
Inc
*
A
Jan
Feb
A
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Leland Publishing
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd..
Lithium Corp |of Canada Ltd—:—
Beatty
1.41
Class
ii y2
Jan
6%
1,125
1,250
7%
6%
6%
Jun
12%
Feb
4C
1,000
3c
Apr
4c
Jan
Bowater
May
10c
Feb
6%
>
An
1
m
e%c
7c
6,000
6c
Malartlc Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
1
Ltd
Mines
Matachewan
Gold
55C
■21,500
T 38c / Jun
8c
8c
500
6c
14c
14c
1,400
13c
Jl
5b %
50%
16c
22C
Distilleries
Ltd
8 y2
a5»/4
a5V4
17c
28c
17c
•
-
8%
-5
—•
8%
.r
24c
;
Bell
I
1
55c
55c
22 %c
20c
24c
k.*
1.65
1.45
1.70
9,450
15%
1,000 :
_*
16 V\
Mersey
Apr
66c
24c
Jun
8c
60c
65c
38,630
7%
7%
450
11%
11%
100
1.65
400
Automatic
New
-*
*
Vending
Needco Frigistors Ltd
New
Lt
&
1.60
1.50
1.50
West
Amulet
Mines
American
North
American
Northwest
Ltd
Rare
14 %c
1
11 %c
Corp
i3y2c 14 y2
1
5Vic
1.50
1.50
■?'
J
ny2c
i2c
7c
6,000
5%C
1,000
34c
500
34c
5%c,
34c
Nickel Mines Ltd 1
common
$6
Patricia
Silver
3c
36c 7
Jan
•
.
Paudash
Ltd-
River Mining. & Smelting
Pennbec Mining Corp
;
1.90 Jan
9% Jun
"6% Vo1
Brown
Permo
t
1
Gas
Phoenix
•
Pitt
Oil
&
__2
Ltd
Mills
2.75
6c
Jan
113
15c
15c
Feb
class
Burrard
Jan
Jan
Feb
14%c Mar
5 c,'c
7c
Feb
Class
27c
Jun
57c
Feb
Bread
—I
'/Canada
A
Gold
Mining Co Ltd—
Porcupine Prime. Mines Ltd--.
Power Corp of Canada—
4,%% -cumulative 1st preferred
6%
non
f
-
Quebec
cum
part 2nd
„
50
pfd—
>8t
Lawrence
1
Baucon
-.Shop
Co
Columbian
1
Ltd——
_l
Summit
Town
South
Air
Gold
Supertest
Tache
Talisman
Petroleum
Ltd
30c
I
6c
Jan
3.60
3.60
3.70
600
"89c
89c
100
all-
all
25
-
25c
15c
28c
209,700
8%
8%
8%.
4.373
Hout
Mining
Westburne
Oil
Mines
For
Jan
Jan
Cable
class
2.95
89c
Apr
4.75
Jan
Jun
1.10
Jan
10
Feb
11
12c
Jun
28c
6%
Feb
8%
May
warrants
Canadian
Chemical
Warrants
17Va MJiy
17
200
15
Jan
18
20%
8,225
19%
Feb
23%
Jan
521
30 %
Jan
39
Apr
56%
895
51%
Jan
58
108
20
105 Va
36;
27 Va
Jun
97
97
55
94
92%
30
88
Apr
96%
96%
96 V2
105
90
Jun
90
90
-110
-85
Mar
108
-
108
108
10
14%
14%
610
4.50
4.50
4.50
26%
1
27
1,045
9
7%'
60c
100
261
9
'9
1,375
7.%'
22%
7%
55c
^
60c
22'3/8 23%
103% 103 %
,>
650
2,205
Apr
107j
<n
3.75
Jan
21
Feb
8V2 Mar
7 %■ Jan
42c
Feb
3,185
20%
Jan
100
-
102%
Apr
27%
28V2
5%
350
5
Jun
'52
52
25
1,451
49
Mar
29
37
„
,38
273/4
29%
/;
28
41'
41%
28%
413/4
.1
646
..,.898
/
_i
40
Apr
30
May
30
May
130
.35
20
145
85
88
155
60
230
Jan
43
May
Jan
25
May
Jan
92
Jun
69%
Jan
56
Jan
Jan
90
Apr
61% May
61% May
:
61
550
55
78%
795
74%
Feb
81
Jan
96 %
97
80
93%
Jan
97
Jun
52
52%
600
51
Feb
58
Apr
.
13%
Jan
Apr
10%
lOVa
11
2.450
10%
10%
107/a
13.741
51%
51
51 Va
995
50
8
Jan
Apr
11%
10%
Feb
11% May
51
Feb
55
•
__
9%
53%
54
51% Mar
10%
945
8% Mar
11
2.35
1.355
1.60 Mar
Jun
Fairbanks
1.100
1.60 Mar
Robert
1st
Morse
Food
9c
85c
9V2C
9.100
9c
Jun1
13c
Jan
2.35
250
13%
250
11
37%
355
36
Jan
38 Va
934
9%
10 Va
14.787
8%
Feb
11% May
3.75
4.05
12,700
3.00
Feb
8V2
8%
9%
4.000
18
♦
Morse
Corp Ltd
Products
class
—
Jan
Jan
18
Jun
18
Jun
1.00
Jan
7
Jun
9%
Jan
755
7%
Jan
9% May
500
3.00
18
15
80c
500
6%
7
1,225
9%
6%
Canadian
General
Electric
Canadian
General
Investment
29.972
62c
Jan
7c
1.500
6c
Jun
12c
Jan
8,500
6c
May
14c
Jan
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
6%c
Jan
Canadian
Imperial
3.15 May
Canadian
Industrial
5c
500
4%c
Jun
800
2.40
Jun
27
54c
55c
Jan
40c
Jan
75c
8.500
32c
Mar
57c
4,285
11%
17%
,
325
28
Jun
Feb
15%
16%
,
„
Jan
6%
6%
Marconi
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Jun
3.65 Mar
12 %c Mar
4,500
3c
May
3c
5c
Jan
3%c
82c
82c
4c
4c
6
6
1,000
3,000
2,400
225
common
Mar
4%c Mar
May
86c
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
Western
Jan
6
Jun
Jan
54%
Jun
18 %
Jun
19
Jun
36
373/4
39
Feb
42%
42%
44
*
5%
4%
20
20.
60
3.10
285
35
428
33 %
Jan
44 % May
1,150
16%
Jan
20 Va May
Mar
•
17%
17
17%
1.870
15% Mar
19 % May
65%
65
66%
7,049
61%
Feb
69 %
8%
8%
8%
4,434
8%
Jun
19x
36c
45c
197.217
33c
Jun
62c
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Jun
16
153/a
16
3,570
13%
Feb
16%
Apr
*
*
>
4.55 Jan
May
Feb
5%
4.10
4.10
700
4.95
Jan
293/4
313/a
23,920
24% Jan
32 Va
Jun
10
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11%
11%
1.615
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11%
•
preferred
26%
26
26%
850
23 %
Jan
29
May
36
36
36
129
34
Jan
46
Mar
33%
34
250
29 %
Jan
•
common
preferred
preferred
51/4
30%
1
Vickers
8%c
3.85
Jun
50
701
25
Co
Railway
Corp class A
Utilities
3c
Apr
4.05
25
19
_10
Common
81c
3%c
Feb
54
18%
•
Canadian Tire
Canadian
3%c
4.00
54
19
2.50
common—
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
4.00
54
40c
Canadian
6c
Jun
4.00
Rights
Jun
1,600
6%
*
*
Gas
Jari
22,500
Jan
Jun
50
28
Bank
Industries
1.55
1.50
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Canadian
9%C 10 %C
3c
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Canadian
16
1.50
24%
4.500
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70c
18
9
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10
Jun
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14
20
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1.14 Mar
May
Apr
2.65 May
2.70 May
13
*
preferred
Jun
May
37%
13
•
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Canadian
:
55
9%
Commencing Friday,. June 28—
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2.03
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Jan
Apr
19% May
Apr
14 %
common.
May
14 %c
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6%
52
12% May
Wright
Canadian Dredge Dock—.
84c
Mar
Jan
24% May
105
11%
Curtis
13c
7c
8% Mar
1.15
1,025
preferred
Jan
16 % Mar
Feb
Jan
78%
1.00 Mar
Jun
6.00
31% Feb
10 %
97
;
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1.66
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78%
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53,000
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2,630
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27
59
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97
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22
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May
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52
37
2.35
51c
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1
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32c
see page
19%
15%
34%
25
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27
6
Jan
12% May
180
2,325
pfd—
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32c
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30%
16,270
14
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May
5c
4c
12,264
18%
163/4
13%
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Canadian Collieries
B
Jan
Apr
20
$1%
42c
32c
l
20%
-
class
Celanese
55c
Feb
95
3.96
-
Canners
Apr
2.40
1
Jun
2.20
6c
•
83
16%
20%
17
warrants
6%c
9%c
3.15
27%
50
Jun
25
l
4.65 Mar
Jun
133/4
1
29c
64c
May
Jan
2.25
17%
*
:
B
1963
6
May
2.75
,
13%
Breweries
Canadian
Jan
Apr
May
16%
*
Canadian
Jun
6 '
13%
Aviation
A
Jun
25
5
54%
53
13%
Class- B
preferred-.
—1
Canadian British. Aluminum com:
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Feb
*
B
50c
1,000
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&
100
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3.25
50c
50%
12.50
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138,600
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1
of
Jun
110
;'V
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92%
*
50c
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51
Feb
5 %
10
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53% May
50%
100
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'
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?29c
4,300
55c
27%
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38,800
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Co
3.75
A
Jan
53c
;
86
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Canadian
Apr
50
HI
921/4
Canada
11% May
57% May
5% May
55%
Safeway
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20% Mar
class
43c
1.75
1.00
500
J
Class; B
Canada' Permanent
Canada
Jun
55%
lo
35c
52c
9%c
17,306
2.25
18
———100
13.300
1.66
'
3.40
27%
Canada.
May
24% c Apr
common
—
34,500
52c
*
Associates
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
Foundries
preferred
47c
1.73
1
Ltdl
;
21
Feb
2,400
'3.10
2.25
*
81c
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12%C
5%
3.15
•
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37c
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Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties
Der
Jan
:
43c
1
Ltd
United Towns Electric Co
Apr
2.25 Mar
26c
'
50%
Jun
Apr
4.90
255
'•
Apr
19%
235
•%
Jan
9% Mar
37%
*
53%
-
131
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20
Sugar
79c
80 c
1
Ltd
Feb
49
2.25 Mar
700
350
17,168
5%
5%
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Canadian
Z
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IIII-I 1
class
May
5c
Jan
Jan
19%
ioo
.
21
56%
'5%
18 %
•
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Jan
52%
49
:
class- A
Packers
-Jun
9 J/4
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9%
Canadaa Malting '1
Canada
Jan
Jun
-12
33%
51%
May
56
179
50%
5%
70
Feb
76%
420
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Canadian
Obalski
York
"30c
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Corp
United
Westville
30c
•
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Jan
Jan
70c
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50
•
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Van
8c
32c
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1,900
2.30
1
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United
/United
3.50
19%
1.
Mining.—
Mines
Mines
Mines
Trans
3.40
1
Ltd
&
Mines
Exploration
Titan
Jun
9
May
3.25 May
May"
Apr
.45
.
2,000
.
2.30
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Petroleum, ,Ltd
Lake
Tazin
4c
Jan
8c
Feb
3%c Jan
350
.
•
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1
Ltd
Services
Exploration
18
19.%
2
Standard
Tib
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Dufault
Spartan
100
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—
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.
Ltee
Stairs
48
50%
•
1.70
Feb
93/4
55%
Jun
Jun
5.00 May
Feb
55%
21
18
20%
.
50 %
35%
"
Preferred
62%
35%
'21
'5%
' *
common
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Boca
4%c
30c
46c
1,100
2
'
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Silver
Silver
Lands
Development
&
4c
20
-
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Silver
i
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r
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Lawrence
Sangamo
6c
47%
5
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:
5c
5c
Jan
48c
.
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration—;
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Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd-
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.
\
5c
1.60
1,101
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4c
1
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8.20
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.765-
May
53% Apr
53 Va May
69% Mar
•
9%
•
preferred
Cement
Canada Iron
30c
,
123/4
100
Apr
6.60 Feb
500
12
I*
common
7.20
63c
365
.
preferred
Canada
:
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32c
3,524
^ 5,397
55
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Dry Dock class A
Foils
'5 % c
68
72%
54%
53
Apr X
.
Jun
9% May
4.10 Jan v35c
Jun
12%
34.50 .Jan
;
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70%
*
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Calgary Power common
Canada
63c
49c
71
—
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Jan
32q
Mar
45c
>
_
1,705
45c
Apr
Jun
Mar
5%c
May
45
4.75
1
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22c
63c
25
36
100
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Products
Burns & Co
24c
5%c
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385;.
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100
i—
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1
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Jan
24%
37.60
18 %
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100
(1956)
preferred';-—!
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Jun
5c
16%
22%
23%
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preferred
16c
3.10
1,370
22% Jan
19% May
14 Va Mar
100
4% %
19r-
5c
17 V8
37.60
*
Jan
700
2.99
17
*
preferred
10,700
3.00
Apr
100
7.20
•
20
54%
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preferred
16c
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*
500
67
common
4%%
2.45 Mar
4%c May
400
20%
A—*
preferred —
12% May
Apr
Apr
class
preferred
Feb
Jan
4c
9,900
5,000
7,550
i,000
Jan
*
4% %
16c
i
10%
I
67%
Power
14 %c
30%c 32 %c
100
24%
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.*
10%
17
Sugar
Columbia
4 % %■
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'
Feb
10%
*
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'
16c
11%
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a
16c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
_l
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Feb
50
2,270
*
4%%
Feb
70c
9%c Mar
;
50%
540
18
•
*
-
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Feb
87c
Feb
12c
47,500!
265
52%
15%
v
Columbia
British
/; 16"% May
Jun
73
37,375
c
5c
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6%
11
365
1
Asbestos
Mar
48 %c May
14,267
4c
110
1
,
Canalask
14
20 %c
3,150
4c
110 110%
4c
10
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Nocana Mines Ltd
North
Ltd
Co
Co
1.70
.
53
52
50
common
B
Building
1.60
*
1
Pow
Exploration
—
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Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
Newrich
Traction
American
British
3.60 May
Jun
Royal Dairies Ltd
Royal Rice Mills [Ltd
52%
86
preferred
(TG)
Class
May
Jan
5,600
; National
Bright
Apr
14c
8%c
Mount
Brazilian
Bridge & Tank
50c
8%C
Mount
53
♦
Jan
41c
•
63c
Feb
50
1
Jun
5%
Apr
•
50%
"
Forest
49c
common
430
£i
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1,500
Ltd
52%
50
;
4.
Columbia
700
Mines
52
_•
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Paper
Columbia
24,000
Pleasant
Jan
:25
;
British
24c
8%c
;
±
^
British
50c
1
Jan
7%
•
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
;
5% %
8%
_*
common—.
Telephone
Bowater
970
*
Jan
16%
50 % May
1.70 Apr
Jan
5,239
10
Jan
21c
Feb
Feb
2,428
_*
Jan
50c
12
Mar
1.30
24% May
59
Mav
20%
class A
10
1
V
•
18
_10
Paper
British
_1
Mount
&
British; Columbia
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
I Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Jan
Jan
9%
Apt
s
100
Jan
19
17%
10
36c
,
19
43%
Jan
12%
_*
54%
Jan
Apr
Jan
108 %
Jan
17%
52%
*
B
Jun
1.10
106
9.75
12
•
Jan
Mar
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9%
-
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Feb
f
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8.65
17%
12
9%
150
common—
25c
12c
29,100
•
46%
200
common
Jun
51/4 Feb
1
Mid-Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
650
1.30
*
Valley
9c
8% Jun
55,000
49
1.30
47%
18
15c
25
47%
Apr
*
1.03
*
Jun
Jun
24 Va
*
44 %
;*'• 300
18,000
'
*
common
7% preferred
;
Mercury Chipman
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
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Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd:.
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers
55Cl
.
1
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30
22
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i
Bramalea
Massval
9% May
21% Jan
230
A
common
Bow
7% May
30 % May
12
Jun
r
21,110
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•
class
—
Bowaters
._?_*
28%
lc
A
20%
Jan
28
23
common—,
—
Beaver- Lumber
Jun
a7%
7% May
10%
28%
'
A
20 y2
18
793
3.127
preferred
Power
a7%
-225
Jun
57%
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Bros
•11%
•600
Jun
22%
50
;
Ltd
1
"
110.%
22%
25
A
Bathurst
8% May
Jan
31%
Jan
7.50 Mar
•55%
*
A
Electric
"III
_—
class
7%
60c
Feb
107%
208
preferred-
Sugar Refineries
Class
Labrador
27%
65
480
*
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
M'ay
May
6c
6,155
Jun
Jun
2.65 Jun
;:
108
com__
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Autofab
Apr
1.60
Jun
Apr
Jan
1101/4 110 1/4
.10
Steels
Auto
Jun
6% Mar
,.2.85 Jan
2.90
88c
2.00
18%
preferred
Class
Atlas
May
3.85
Jun
29%
>
Jan
Jan
18
preferred
Atlantic
20 %c Mar
Jan
Jan
137,860
5%
Jan
Credit
Controls
Atlantic
44 v2
•28%
Mar
2.35
65c
'108
1
common
4%
class
$2.60
Apr
52
4,550
•
•
18
$2.70 class B preferred
Ash Temple common
Class B
Mar
23
2.55
22
35
108
Ltd
Co
Class C
May
9c
2.28
22% May
42,350
so v2
53 y2
2.80
Jun
2.850
10
Imperial class
Corp common
Argus
Jan
Jan
3.85 May
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4,490
86c
May
3.80 May
25
May
8.00
Apr
8c
Jan
24
2.80
80c
Apr
25 %
Jan
1.85
1.80 Apr
5v2c Jan
3.35 Mar
8.10
preferred
Analogue
45c
Jan
4%%
24% Mar
-2.40
28%'
46
.100
Gas
Bldg
Apr
380
1,800
J" 24
100
—
High
2.00 May
Jan
25
2.70
:
2.45
Aigoma Steel
21c
Mar
'
40 %
Jun
56%
Natural
Algoma Central
Mar
4.25
»
5
preferred——
8v2c
2.00
5c
B
Alberta
May
35c
Jun
1.35
16,500
-
*
■
Mines
6c
Mar
29V2c May
Apr
10c
100
2.15
a23
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Ltd
Zinc
&
1,000
50
com
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Jan
1.50
700
7c
3.20
8c
pfd
20
& Mining
Ltd
8
40c
Class
3,455
45 %
1.15
3.50
-
Trunk common—
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
Jan
24
2.80
±1
trust
615
25
•
common-
.'
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Gas
$2.50
Mines—
Petroleums
35c
1.40
7c
-
2.15
j
Apr
Jun
3.20
5,905
2,400
28,600
1.40
--
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f
Ltd
Lead
Jan
1.65
i
Kodiak
May
Apr
8%
7
500
1.60
Corp
Kontiki
Jan
5c
15c
15C
3.60
preferred-
Aviation
18c
6c
15c
25c 27 %c
Ltd
Foundation
Iron
15c
V
Voting
Alberta
Jun
23c
3y2c Jan
3.75
Ltd
Dredging
convertible
6%
20,000
29c
5%c
6C
10c
Investment
4%c
35c
.
Warrants
Feb
18c
24,500
97,300
4,000
—
5
Ltd—1
Mining
(Can)
Interprcvincial
200
4c
•
27 %c
Metals Ltd__l
Can
Jun
24c
4c
28c
*
Inspiration Ltd
Ceramic
Jan
1,000
Alberta Distillers
Feb
4c
,
Mar
8
7
;-*
International
8c
10c
.
20c
1.60
Ltd—
International
810
1
Mines Ltd
Chemicals
75,504
Ltd-*
Ltd
Gui-Por| Uran Mines &
Inland
17c
8%
18,c
1
•-*
Canada
of
Silver Mines
Lake
35c
8
28c
-
,
7
1
Autotronics
Genuine
Mar
-
■
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd—;
Glen
8%
*
Ltd
Ltd—.
Ltd
Mines
3c
1,000
420,600
-1
:
Minerals
3%c
1.17
Jan. 1,1963
Low
1.50
3.35
-
2.57 May
Jun
14 Vac
15c
■
Fort
98c
5
common
Ltd
Mines
Rock
6,000
30c
1
.,
Industries
Fiscal
Flint
Jan
200
1.01
3 %c
—*
Ltd
Fabi
1.92
2.22
Range Since
High
43%
*
25
belnz
one
OILS.
Sales
Shares
*
common
first
and
Dollars
for Week
1.30
44
The
parts.
MINES
Range
.
Low
*
common
:
two
the
Canadian
of Prices
».
*
ADHioi
in
Week's
Las i
,
Jun
16c
98c
1.00
list
Expressed
Par
Apr
25 %c
2.22
1
;—I
iuio
second
Sale Price
Abacon
Exchange
segregated
the
1.19 Mar
Feb
STOCKS
Jan
10c
INDUSTRIAL
Preferred
East
Are
Feb
Jan
are
and
Friday
Jan
9c
..
106,500
19c
STOCKS,
Jan
Jan
250
73c
Exchange issues
INDUSTRIAL
'
.
Stock
May
1.95
22v2c
400
1
—
Nickel Com
62c
Jan
6c
Toronto
Jan
46
May
1.50
3.000
,
X
Ltd
Mines
Dumagami
21c
26%
'
25c
Jan
60c
The
High
Mar
43
1,000
1.55
& Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Oilcloth
Drummcnd
Dumont
60c
1.55
i
Ltd
Leaseholds
Dominion
50
11c
200
_♦
-i—
Explorers
Dominion
44 Va
Ltd—
Mines
Dominion
13c
44
Ltd
Electronics
Dolsan
13c
Ltd—
Mines
Horn
Deer
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Low
50
Limitee "A"
Frere
'Toronto Stock
Shares
High
—1
Ltd
&
David
Monday, July !,• 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
for Week
of Prices
Low
.
Sales
-
Range
Sale Price
Par
\
100
5%
100 % 100 V4
150
4
0(%si4n
6
35%
Mar
Feb
Jun
Natural
,
Gas
10
99%
Jan
*
19
19
19
100
18 %
Jan
22%
Jan
com__•
19%
19%
19%
15
17
Jan
20 Va
Jun
20
17%
17
17%
875
15 Va
Jan
17 Va
Jun
10i
Feb
Number 6277
198
Volume
.
The Commercial q.nd Financial Chronicle
.
(39)
—
i
—
i
CANADIAN MARKETS
,
Friday
I
//>;/
•.
STOCKS
z";
Chateau
Wines
Gai
—25
C
K
P
Development
Clairtone
6%
common
new
common
5
68
*
*
Chrysler
—
•••Warrants
2.90
—:
71
Consolidated
•
7
6%
7
Building
8%
•
10
common..
—_
Consumers
6%
Jun
4.lo
Jan
13%
Jan
16
Jan
75
Jun
Class
■7.
..1,500
7%'
2.10
Apr
3.80 May
4.10
Jan
7% May
2.535
7%
300
,6,690
6% Jun
,
A
Class
B
Corby
__—
Distillery
Credit
Warrants
Jan
108
A
Crain
(R
Jun
11%
// 2,986
108
108
6%
6%
26%
1.00
1.00
*
(Ltd—.—
15 \
common.:——*
y
.
Jun
12%
V
109 Va
103 %
16%
Jan
19% May
May
1.45
8
%
•
v'
i-•
Ltd
International
Crush
'
'
.
8%
May
10%
of
2
Dominion
Gen
Electrohome
Warrants
18%
*
Inv
Feb
255
110
Feb
11 %
i.245
10 3/4
225
Co
*
common
17
'
1
common
4
.
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominion
:—*
—
Dominion Stores
*
15 %
17%
Preferred
Dominion
.*•
12
Tar & Chemical common—•
Dominion
Textile
20.319
20%
*
39 y4
—
:
Macleods
30%
Jun
18
Jun
19%
Class
Eday
Investment
A
Maich
Ltd
Emco
Trust
*
10
955
50,
-d——,—-—*
preferred
51%
20
com.—
;
Co.—
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite Form common
Preferred
——10
class
5 % %
preferred
21%
Ltd
McCabe
E
M
Class A warrants
Apr
Fanny
Farmer
Federal
Farms
common
Federal
Gain
•
Fleet
class
P
C
Midland
Corp
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
Co
Foundation
Co..
4—:
(A J)
Preferred
General
class
Trailer
Gatineau
45 V2
Feb
171%
Jan
1,381
Power
—_—..4-
Dynamics
*
_____
General
Motors
General
Petrol
General
Steel
75%
Drilling common_50c
Geperal Petrol & Drilling class A—50c
Wares
Tire
62%
12
class
*
A
Canada
10%
500
*
common
' 105
»
50
.
Mackay
Class
class
A
48%
Great
Lakes
Power
Class
B
Mar
Class
C
West
Coal
West
class
1,227
8.65
Jan
13%
560
9»/4
Jan
10% May
!
Greyhound
Guaranty
Jan
-3.75
705
25%
295
*
common
6 3/a
5,232
100
25% May
3.75
4.70
665
22
1,495
13%
1.65
7,250
60c
1.65
Co..
7,250
„
14%
class
A
9,535
Jun
preferred
•
preferred
Inland
Natural
Gas
Preferred
International
60c
5,092
56
108
9 % Mar
7 %
Jun
Jun
May
40%
13
•
6%
24
Jun
Jun
Jan
Jun
1.90
Powders
Jan
14%
13%
Jun
66
1.60
192
Jun
Jan
Jan
Mar
45% May
16
6%
28%
Page
Credit
Phantom
Interprovincial
Steel
common
Price
210
9%
Jun
9%
Jun
6%
200
6%
Jun
6%
Jun
1
4.75
4.75
4.85
380
4.45
Jan
5% May
•
15%
15%
15%
405
15%
15%
1,245
147/a Mar
16
Feb
21
21
125
20
Feb
21
Jan
-27%
27%
235
21
Jan
29%
common
,30
Rapid
Reichhold
Feb
Revelstoke
13
9,674
31% Mar
4,005
8%
2,660
17% Jan
8% May
38
Jun
21
5.25
5.25
100
84%
84%
180
25
25%
/" 595
12%
■'/
Jun
13%
6.013
37
37 %
50
19%
19 %
19%
1,835
3.90
4.05
605
34%
500 r
35
80
Apr
85
Jan
27% May
10 %
Jan
14 Va
12%
Jan
14% May
"
Jan
14
20%
Jun
Jan
3.40 May
30
Jan
Class
8%
9%
475
8% May
"13
9,229
11% Mar
7.05
7.10
240
6.10 Mar
—.—_—•
20%
20%
21%
4.491
20%
*
1.25
3.20
3.20
3.30
/ 300
2.75
Feb
7%
7%
7%
6.410
6%
*
29
28%
37
Feb
13
Jan
*
11%
*
/
St
595
26%!
200
11%
Apr
2.55
3.00
14%
14%
260
9%
9%
17,735
1.40
1.40
class
;;
2,600
2
Arts
8%
8.358
74c
80c
3,339
55c
103 107%
1,233
64%
8%
200
450
12
12
13
52%
"
52%
52%
20
11%
11%
150.
5%
__
5%
20%
76
77%
5,854
72% Mar
81
11%
900
10 % Mar
14%
28 Va
May
Standard
May
Stanley
2.127
78%
Jan
87
Feb
6%
Jun
5.25
Jan
7 % May
9
Feb
May
Jan
19 Va
Apr
18%
18V2
18%
600
14
Jan
22 %
22%
22 %
400
22%
Jan
23
Jan
99%!
Jan
104
Jun
44c
60
100% 100%
2.65
49c
1,500
Jun
69c
Jan
9%
9%
18,675
9%4
Jun
11%
Jan
2.30
46c
9"%
2.60
13,470
2.30
Jun
3.30 Mar
2.60 1
2.75
1,600
2.35
Feb
3.30 Mar
44c
8% May
11
Mar
8%
8%
3,750
4.65
5.00
3,260
25 %
27
1,995
6.35
6.70
11,086
5.30
Jan
9.05 May
16%
16%
17%
17,915
13%
Jan
4.50
4.65
Jun
20% May
5% Feb
34
.34
40
27
Apr
37% May
13%
14
1,987
12
May
14%
Jan
35%
Jun
Jan
3.55
Jan
8%
—*
4.80
—
*
A
—
*
13%
600
4.65
Jun
25% May
4.50
33%
33%
34
3,148
29 %2
*
2.90
2.90
100
2.75
5.00
Jun
28Va
Feb
Jun
•
Foods
Brock
Ltd..
1
class
A
1—
10%
10
2.90
10%
11%
Jan
19 %
19%
19 %
69
17%
Jan
20
Apr
32
3l%
33
1,945
31%
Jun
36%
Jan
*
Radio
60
42,481
4.00
4.05
•
9%
9%
10
988
9%
*
Jan
2 45
23% May
2.25 Mar
♦
Jan
84%
Jan
19%!
400
200.
Jun
.20
26
of
5% Mar
11%
20
common
44%
Steel
11% Mar
Jan
4.50
76
•
Paving
Stedman
52 Va
Jan
•
Standard
Feb
13% May
Jan
6.45
—
Ltd
Jun
Jun
Feb
10
111/4
—•
—
Manufacturing
21 %
73%
Feb
May
47%
5,970
5
Stafford
2734
9 Va
7
100
Canada
Jan
54% May
1.20
6%
_—
87c
Jan
•8% May
117
,/(
preferred
class
Jan
41% May
*
—
Dairies
Jan
340
7%
205
Jan
1.75
7%
*
Industries
Mar
Jun
Mar
6% Mar
15 Va
10% May
4.00
♦
Mai-
48%
8
Apr
Jan
•
A
Preferred
23 Va
•
Jan
8%
20 %
1
__—
Slater Steel
356
8
Jan
Mar
3.50 May
3.85
6%
16,130
4.80
Jun
23% May
51/4
20%
__.
of
8%
1
5.633
Feb
....
,-
class
Industries
14,123
Jun
7%
*
common
49
-i-
35%
-16
5,104
9%
15% May
9.00 May
10
..
Investment's
D
323
323
—
Feb
1.30 May
37%
75c
*
Warrants
K
8%
36
104
53
Gas.
Shawinigan
Shullys
2.55 May
14%l Feb
7%
*
A
Ltd
Oil
5,450
4
323
1
——
Maurice
Shell
11%
9%
.100
1
Warrants
Shell
'/
29%
2.95
120c
Salada Foods Ltd
Say/ette
.
Jan
Apr
Apr
14%
—
Corp common:
preferred
A
4.50 Jun
36 Va May
12%
—_!
..
Apr
38%
'8%
—
Cement
May
34% Feb
*
.,/."
Lawrence
Apr
6.00 Apr
7.05
__i
Batten
9%
20%
225
12%
Feb
•■:.
12%
Gas
16
Mar
15%
1
-1
55c
53
Apr
Mar
May
15 % May
*
—
Southam
1,525
1,000
36%
20%
-IIIII*
Z
Lawrence
Apr
55
15%
—_—*
St
Simpsons
Apr
Feb
Apr
16
4.00
common
preferred
St
S
May
30
19%
84%
•
Bldg common
Silverwood
2.65
May
ivxar
35%
10
preferred
Silknlt
Feb
28
It
5.25
Nodwell
May
Jan
2
200
8%
100
—
Preferred
Robin
May
1.50
28
15%
15%
"l
Chemical
49
57%
16 Va
28
19%
*
Gas
common
100
Apr
Feb
15%
Ore
&
Litho
Reid
May
Jan
14%
36%
Grip
May
41.
28
—
Jan
620
27%
100
94
see page
9%
Warrants
6 Va
—25c
footnotes,
Iron
Feb
63 % Mar
Jan
6%
Preferred
6%
-
Apr
15%
9%
*
Quebec Natural
19 %
•
10 %
7% Mar
9.1/2
Bros
Jan
25c
Jun
6%
Trust
Premier
ge%
Pipe
common
A
Apr
32
Jan
Industries
Premium
Jan
5
31%
Jan
Jun
Corp
2.50
Pipe Line
Jan
28%
57
common
Engravers
Power
25
new
Interprovincial
27%
74
Jan
common...
Photo
Jun
60
.•:■/. 423
30%
45%
common -
Peoples
4.50
222
;30%
"
Penmans
725
551/"
29%
30%
4,617
_—•,
____
4.75
»
Feb-
Jun
54%
4_
Hersey
Drilling
Pipeline
17%
5
3.95
4.u0
29%
13
Pembina
50
Nickel
2.45 May
,3.00 Mar
100
preferred—
Apr
18%
,1.75 Jan
385
..
51%
Parker
Feb
7%
2,900
/..
51%
Debenture
&
Warrants
2,295
Minerals
23% May
t
,
100
Petroleum
51/,
International
Syndicate
Pacific
Apr
125
Jan
a.uu jtveD
Jan
Wholesale
Overland
i8%
International
International Utilities
Preferred
Oshawa
6
25
21%
.
Jan
200
12%
Fixture
Feb
1,600
w55
,
Jun
8
30%
_*
Products
3.65
*
I 23
4.00
Feb
2.15
,
Store
11
com
23
7
Jan
3.25 May
Feb
/
Ontario
2.30 Jan
;
Bronze
4,525
Jan
88
pfd——
Power
Steel
47%
Jan
7%
1.95
Jan
1.65
48
3.40
—
Utilities
Ontario
96
17
7%
109
Apr
Feb
2.05
Flour
100
225
10,100
Jan
1.30
41
12
——
Loan
20
common
,2.90
104%
36%
Ogilvie
4.25 Mar
23
Jun
100
375 Z
4„——100
Natural
Ontario
475
•
Preferred
For
5%
395
48
Jan
225
preferred—
Cement
Ocean
5
10
—
Warrants
2,975
500
97
*
preferred
8,206
•
25
50
;
Co
17,120
13 y2
100
(John)
Cement
40%
•
Jun
100
Jan
109
,1.30
48
Jan
3.40
—..
West
Seven
30
—4.86%
r
12.320
18
5
common
117,889
75c
10
4%%
preferred ■;
Industrial Minerals
Inland
6%
26%
Jan
11
108
4.00
•
58% Mar
Jan
2.80
10
100
12%
3.20
36
13% May
14'/2 May
:
1,335
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
467
*
.
Jan
May
May
64%
31.606
Ma:
2,965
26% Mar
.%t3
May
Feb
1.30
43
10
*
1
11%
•
Ju:
25
8%
Rothmans of Pall Mall
Jun
23%
,,24.%.M.a
95%
Jun
13%
19 % May
I"; 14
25%
1.35 Mar
*
Feb
32
1,203
14 V4
Apr
93
Rockower
Mar
51%
Jan
2.25
200
25:
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
38
Jan
9%
m
2.65
Feb
9%
13%
4.10
20
common
3.50
J an
75
Jan
••:
93
Jan
25
Mar
23
23
Jan
18
97%
20c
Jun
9 Va Mar
1.90
*
Co
Co
1.80 Mar
*
i
&
Pittfield
Industrial Acceptance
Class
200
'20,239
25
•
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco common:
Investors
300
9%
common
Warrants
Inglis
100
22
common
Scotia
Reitman
26%
Jan
Jan
10%
7% Mar
47%
May
33 %
.
131/2
Warrants
17% May
64
Erie
$2.25
17% May
Feb
58% Mar
2.10
Steel
6%
64c
Feb
1.001
L.
common.
Siddeley
Oil
Jun
14%
v
Jun
25
Hughes Owens
Jan
3'7c
14
"
19
38
Apr
25
*
Preferred
Huron
Jun
7
Jan
Preferred
Husky
2.55
Jun
18%
:
Bay
Jan
50
common
Carpets
Hudson's
1.35 May
2.45
1,475
common
A
H)
May
Apr
..10
;
Chemical
(Geo
1.911
Mar
25
Jun
*
Cotton
&
,
Jun
8% Mar
20%
*
Trust
Farms
6Va
1.270
*
Lines
Hamilton
74c
200
300
_•
.
Mar
1.50
280
*
Jan
74c
2,425
•
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Greening Industries
Home
Jun
6% May
Jan
>
A
Greater
Hees
49%
.
Jan
742
Saddlery
Hayes
Feb
Jan
15%
19%
warrants—.
Great
Great
Hawker
Jan
5%
144
"~7%
-i—
13 % Mar
1.320
13
5
•
B
-
North
11% May
"250
1
warrants
Harding
Jun
Jun
Jun
5,015
Warrants
Class
79% May
:•
common
Great Northern Capital common
Warrants
*
Hardee
Feb
•
Paper
Hand
32
Jan
13%
46%
Steel
Wire
Nova
May
8%
725
Lakes
2,281
22%
71/3
—
Telephone
_•
Great
18%
-10
Northern
87c
235
-
18%
19% May
"
May
74c
200
_*
.
B
890
..
Jan
—*
Trust
Ontario
14
Feb
"
preferred
Gordon
49% -.51
100
Mines
Jan
127
7,470
8%
common.——.
Northern
Jan
7%
8%
8%
8%
—.5
Grocers
Noranda
Jan
65c
1,595
"/./Class
Jun
104% May
Jan
"
Envelopes
Goodyear
26%
800
common
Jun
22
•
4
,
Drug & Chemical
Niagara
7Feb
Apr
Jun
81c
7%
13%
_______5
Works
...
11% May
Feb
5%
672
1.000
i
&
15.071
18%
—•
class A pfd
preferred
Niagara
Jun
10%
55
8
7%
j.
Preferred
Apr
500
;
1
1%
Jan
2.10
:
32%
8
200
1
_
8%
*
1
National
Feb
60% Jun
}200
Jun
Jan
Jan
Trust
National
21
100
13
•2,231
*
Foods
Locomotive
B
Jan
105
6%
87/a
49%
Ci
Gas
i.
National
Feb
1,560
—10
Development
General
/
Jan
Apr
8%
20
Containers
Jan
18% Mar
235
6%
pfd
5%
Bakeries
...—1
A—
10 Va
30%
109
Grain.
Corp
Feb
-tun
100
17%
861
20
National
Jan
•25
Jan
5%
77
—_—
General
Globe
25 y4
420
Feb
1,570
*
common...
83c
7,'8% Jun
4,753
■
1
12%
v,
Jun
4.95
Jan
130
—100
(Charles)
Freuhauf
19 V2
% Jun
13%
Properties—
r-o'-p
79
Mar
6
67/a
3.255
•
Fine
Class
Jun
357
*
—_*
common.4
Moore
28
165
—•
Companies
Frfeiman
Jan
21% May
*
...—
vwvirp
Feb
65c
Jan
8,570
6%
141/3
——;
B
Montreal
Jan
2,650
•
Class
Monarch
Jun
2.45
Jan
44%
•
Brewery class A
Montreal
17
4.00
1
Pacific
Jan
25
58
Canadian
Industries
May
10%
10%
66
5
_
Canada—
260
Jan
k.ud
Feb
Jun
12%/212%
Brick—.
Mar
50%
1.100
26%
38
••23%
12%
*
Molson
13% May
924
.—__—1
...
39
Feb
375
•
1
Apr
450
12%
—
Milton
Apr
Jan
lj.50 Jun
7.972
•
Fleetwood
Frosst
•
A—__——*
Mfg
Fraser
60
•
—1
Candy
10y4
11%
1,750
Falconbridge
Famous Players Canadian
75
38. 39%
*
Grain
Preferred
51% May
Jun
Jun
Jun
447/8
Mar
Jun
13%
17%
___*
Metro Stores common—
7%
Feb
15%
8.757
;_100
Apr
7% May
18%
14%
RiverT jaaaa"
—
May
Jan
189
Jun
225
2.53
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Jun
30
10
Apr
15%
16%
13%
pf
.
24
275
10
A
20
515
■—
:
-
Jan
39
32%
A.2.53
-
Maxwell
,
Jun
85c
Jan
16%
2.65
7% May
9% May
200
class
|Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Mills common-
10
"
/
Paper
Macmillan Bloedel Powell
Jan
50 V*
150
•_*
&
Apr
15% May
16% May
Jun
11%
32%
31%
Jun
Jun
! 16% Jan
4,056
Jan
305
37%
8
__••
Power
B
Midwest
Economic
•
Jan
17%
1,885
;
Class
9.00
Feb
Feb
Jun
8%
L
50
Ltd—
Maclaren
Feb
13%
Jan
9%
,12%
12%.
__*
.___
(M)
2.35
May
7% Jun
3.40 May
2.90 May
Feb
".160
clasis A
7
4% Mar
2.40
Feb
60c
37
V:
12%
17% May
31%
1st pfd^T3(T
1
B
Mar
124
Jun
21
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
•4.124
Jan
6% May
2.65 May
Jun
68 .'
13%
"210
_*
common
Dupont Co
6%
17%
12
'Feb
7%
11.412
Loeb
Jun
102%
10
9
14%
•2,800
V
80c
•
Feb
25%. 25%
common
preferred
Class
23% May
6% Jan
.
274
23.50
—_——
125
'450
*
Coal....
Steel
2nd
Apr
Jun
,.
Feb
5%
1.70 Mar
1,550
65c
38 %
y,
Cos
55 y2
11%
25
Loblaw
Jun
19 'A
100
10% May
58c
200
60c.
Jan,
11% May
Jan
4,990
13%
_i__38
Inc
Jun
61
,1.410
10
Lime
preferred
Loblaw
Jan
102%
*.
v
Jun
6.75
300
3,691
'
Dominion
_«
preferred
Groceterias class, A
2.90
Jan
17
100
Preferred
com
Apr
15%
Jun
47
2,915
—■—•
J.--2
Glass
2.25
.6,356
.
"ii8
*
common
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
llVa Jan
12,250
.
—
Preferred
Dominion
new
Apr
61
7V4
3.30
12.55
(> 37%
"
69
7%
3.55
Jan
140
2.40
Apr
Apr
Apr
10
300
3.15
3.15
7
10%
3,53f
.11%
-3
...
Financial
Loblaw
1.75 Mar
Jan
1,555
52 %
*
Canada
14%
6%
65c
Industries
Levy
Jan
171/4 May
Jun
55
17
7%
10
Jun
Jun
4 51% Mar
2.80
Bridge
Dominion
53%
25
10
16%
;3.30
,
10
Secord
$2.00
9
175
2.40
1
Loan
Laurentide
Jan
1.00
1,000
6%
10
Preferred
Seagrams
Dominion
65
13%
Laura
Jan
Jan
j '■
1—*
Estate
Distillers
.14%
65
53%
*
common..
' '
Dale
65
.—————5
Zellerbach
Crown
•
10
Trust
:
3.65
13% Mar
50
2,200
9%
Warrants
29 %
1,000
:
g%
2.10
6
13%
: :
3.10 Mar
50
200
61c
2.10
—10
A
Preferred
Apr
'
Crown
class
Gas..
Lambton
26% May
670
6
2.10
•
15
11
10%
i
60c
*
Common
$i.40
8V2
11
10%
Lake Ontario Cement common...—_1
Feb
270
1.20
5,600
•
■
—
Jan
4,000
3.25
11
—
Canada
Cement
Lakciand
Feb
Jan
100
'/
Lafarge
Jun
Jan
670
A—
—
of
2.05
2.60
3.15
16%
Apr
41% May
12% Jun
106%
6
cfass
Douglas
Jan
High
Feb
4.95
2.30
preferred———__—,—10
Warrants
27%
r.
106%
2,595
8%
l 10
9%
11
Kelly
9 %
1.250
3.20
*
common
751
6%
6% ;•
10
B
Kelvinator
Feb
580
1.85
10
Ltd
Low
11%
2.30
Jun
175
6%
26%
.
8%
100
'
:
18%
8%
1
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
11%
60c
Jan
6.35
Jan
11
1.70
—
Timber
36
26,682
9.406
Low
9% May
%>■
Jan
7,093
11%
18
—__—:25
L)
22%
39%
11%
11%
18%
——————8
Imperial —-—*
Crestbrook
26%
3814
—*
_
preferred
Cosmos
25%
107 107 y2
————————
Preferred
2nd
Jan
—*
class
9
Jan
7%
4.75
—100
preferred—
Coronation
7%
570
8,391
11%
■When ' issued—
Class
8%
I
Shares
——
Preferred
Jan
for Week
8'/2 May
5.75
11%
Club
14 Va
"8%
38 %
Jockey
11% Mar
Apr
Sales
Range
•
warrants——
56 V2 May
8%
25%
B
352
5%
Week's
*
of Prices
vPar
Serice.
Lake
Class
1.857
8%
Smelting—_—•
pejw
Public
2.025
5.35
*
1°°
Gas
i Jefferson
Apr
8^4
*
common——*
Consolidated Mining &
Consolidated Paper
Jan
4.55
3.05
_
5.75
Preferred
V'1-;'
Jamaica
3.00
7
.
Last
Sale Price
Jun
32
285
.
-•,'
•'
7%
2.85
*
.
Bakeries
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
'
11
•
12%
12
6%
*
—._——
Cellulose
Columbia
•
High
25%. Mar
853
"
Consolidated
f
*r
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
..100
.
15%
67
-/
■
Friday
254
..
: 3.10
15%
"i'
,
Low
32
3.05
15 %
'/'••'■
STOCKS
Shares
5
—-
"
'•
High
28%
3.05
IndustriesJ4———
Bldg
Capital
Low
32
*
——1
—
.
.
(or Week
_
of Prices
' Par
Westinghouse
Canadianwide Properties
..
o-t
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Canadian
•
Week's
Last
39
9%
9%
9%
9%
100
150
9%
*
Bros
•
Jan
Sterling Trusts
Supertest Petrol
59%
Jan
Switson
„
20%
1
Preferred
68
Z
ordinary
Industries
50
3.80 Mar
4.60 May
Jun
12 Va
Jan
9%
Feb
10%
Feb
9%
Feb
9% Apr
14 %
125
14%
Jun
17% Mar
20%
24,296
18%
Feb
21% May
22 %
1,162
*
17
/
—
19% Mar
25
102
Apr
53
100
49
Mar
16%
17
370
15% Mar-
1.35
1.40
500
1.10 Mar
53
10
*
.
20
14 %
104% 104%
100
—
4.05
9% May
22
*
Canada
Steinberg class A
4.05-
771
23% May"
104%
58
Jun
May
19 Va May
1.40
Jan
•
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(40)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
20%
common
2.80
2.80
2.80
49
•—
—
Industries
Tancord
49
51%
*
Lid common
Texaco Canada
preferred—
Third Canadian Gen Inv com
Tip Top Canners class A.
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto
Star
preferred
Canada
Texaco
Traders
-
43
Jan
53
91%
88
87
8%
100
6
6%
100
-(65
63
65%
4,517
59%
Feb
61
61
61
5
59%
Feb
63c
63c
68c
1,500
60c
9c
9c
300
6c
Apr
Apr
60c
13
12%
13%
i-*
13
40
40
14,765
■
;
~
Gold
May
Cassiar
Asbestos
12%
—
Turnbull Elevator
Acceptance
United
•
preferred
class A
B
12
35c
35c
500
30c
Feb
45c
8.00
7.30
8.10
16.532
Apr
Pat
Geld
66% May
Central
Porcupine
621/4
Jun
Cheskirk
3.50
Jan
Chesterville
Feb
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
1
Chimo
1
Jan
Apr
*
I
*
1
—1
1
Mines—c_-.
Mar
Chromium
Min
Smelt.,
&
8%c
36c
i
Alloys
300
11%
22
Apr
141/2
Jan
Coniagas
May
23%
Jun
Coniaurum
9%
5.155
56
56
200
30
30
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Jun
Consolidated
Beta
Jun
Consolidated
Jun
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Discovery
53
Apr
29%
Feb
30%
23 %
125
Jan
28
May
Jan
40
Jan
4.90 Mar
5%
375
1.00
1.00
200
3.90
3.95
715
20C
100
10c
13 %
5
.
3.95
57
35
1.145
38%
Mar
95c
3.70
6%
Jun
Jan
1.15 Mar
Con
Shawkey
May
75c
Jun
2.01
Apr
2.40
62c
1.200
3.700
28 %c 28
%c
1.000
10 %c
12c
59.000
12c
1
39c
47c
111,979
9%c
13c
7c
11.533
*
Flin
7c
8c
Cadillac
1.35 Mar
4.10 Mar
2.00
1
4.70 May
Mar
28c
Jan
Jan
24c
Mar
Feb
2.50 Feb
60c
Jun
78c
Jan
18c
Jan
37c
May
10VaC
Jan
15c
Apr
4S3.642
7c
1
••'.
27c
Apr
5c
Feb
57c
7c
6,500
Jan
13c
5 Vac Mar
Jun
8%c Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
4 Vac
5c
6.500
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
1
76c
76c
83c
4.750
75c
Apr
92c
Jan
1
9%c
9%c
10c
12,465
7c
Jan
11 %c
May
64c
6.886
Jan
64c
Jun
16c
Mar
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated
East
Crest
*
61c
Consolidated
7
14 %c
15c
1.571
14c
Jan
1
7C
7 Vac
9,400
5Vac
Jan
9%c Jun
Fenimore
Jan
Consolidated
20c
May
Consolidated
Golden
16
Iron
Lake
Gillies
44c
May
Jun
5%
Arrow
Victoria
Trust
Gray
&
*
10
common
Vulcan.
Waiaer
Equipment
*
1
wH-Westcoast
Trans
Foods class A
Plant common
Indies
West
Class
Westeel
9,200
:/ 8,000
18c
Apr
35c
Jan
58c
Apr
27c
Jun
1.00
Jan
Consolidated
Marcus
55
Mar
60%
Jun
Consolidated
Mic
j'
Jan
5.00 Mar
Consolidated
Mogul
1
Jun
2.05
Jan
Consolidated
Morrison Exploration
1
13% Mar
16%
Apr
Consolidated
Mosher
13
16
Apr
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated
Nicholson
Mines
75C
4.25
3.105
36 %
Jan
Jan
A
AND
19% May
Consolidated
Regcourt
Mines
20%
Apr
Consolidated
Sannorm
Mines
1
Jan
23
Consolidated
West
99
99 %
170
94
Jan
100
May
Apr
9.55
Jan
12
8.85
Conwest
Copper-Man
Mines
*
15c
:Hl5c
22c
Coulee
Zinc
1
31c
30c
32c
9%
1.618
9%
Jan
Courvan
Mining
Cowichan Copper
Craigmont Mines
1
21c
21c
2.95
20% May
5.50 May
401/2 May
Crestaurum
Feb
51
Croinor
4%
5%
11.755
3.55 Jan
May
5% May
Associated
5c
Arcadia
'6c
45c
5 VaC
49c
30,125
7.10
7.30
59c
55C
60c
10c
1,665
,C
5.75
34,873
43c
Apr
7 Vac
Jan
56c
Mar
14c
Jan
Mar 7
Feb
Jan
7.85 May
V 77c
Jan
v
„
Delnite
Denison
58,500
40c
Jan
73c
Jun
5,810
35c
Mar
54c
May
Dickenson
25 c
9,100
23c
Jun
28c
May
Dome
2.45
•
2.70
10,343
17c
18c
13c
2.12
8,025
10
5%c
5 Vac
5 VaC
25c
25c
30c
Jan
7c
11c
11c
33,783
11c
86,009
11,500
8.15
4c
23 Vac
Jan
7.15
34c
44,400
24c
9 Vac
11,500
8 Vac
1.19
9,500
1.1 VaC
16c
110,700
89c
89C
May
20Vac Jan
7Vac Jan
May •; /
Apr
733
90c
Jan
8.25 May
Apr
May
40c
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
1.29
7 Vac
May
16c
63c
Mar
May
Jun
'
•
45c
44c
1.31
Feb
Copper
Sol
Ruffner
Oils
Fargo
51c
161,400
Jan
74c
Feb
22c
10,700
12 Vac
Jan
34c
Feb
3,500
90c
Apr
1.10
Jan
8 VaC
4,500
6 VaC
Apr
8 VaC
Apr
Gold
Mines
8c
13,000
5c
Jan
7%c
68,300
5c
Jan
9c
Jun
3.55
2,600
3.90
Feb
3.55
Oil
&
3.45
.
3.40
Jan
Gas—
preferred
25
23%
23%
23%
100
25
25%
25%
25»/4
1,770
50c
1.30
1.30
1.33
1,600
20c 23 %c
44,091
:
preferred
Bankfield
20c
Gaitwin
Exploration
Metals
Ltd
50
22 % Mar
24%
24 %
25% May
Jan
J'n
Apr
Glacier
1.45 May
;■/
Mines
Apr
31c
Feb
49c
Mar
55c
Jun
91c
Jun
Feb
Bay
Reef
Brunswick
i_—
15 %c
1.20
16c
9.100
15c
Mar
21c
Jan
Granduc
7c
8c
24,300
4Vac
Feb
10c
Jun
Great
6%c
800
6c
Jun
8c
Jan
Gridoil
4c
4%c
27.000
4c
Jun
7c
Feb
Gulch
32c
40c
219.155
11c
Jan
40c
Jun
Gulf
45c
50c
7.012
37c
Mar
53c
Red
2.20
25.245
Jan
8c
22.600
24c
271.300
10c
19c
337.960
12c
11 %C 13 %c
36,000
Jun
May
49c
46c
49c
3. 16.500
40%c
5.25
4.820
4 85
23c
23c
25c
26.000
3.90
4.05
2,710
2.10
2.34
2.300
? 05
6c
2,500
4Vac
Jan
2.15
23c
Jun
Oils
12c
Mines
__II
&
5
Campbell
Red
Jun
Southern
Canada
Tungsten
Petrol
Astoria
Delhi
Jun
37c
3.10 Mar
Devonian
Export Gas &
High
Canadian
Oil—HI
Crest
Jun
Mar
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Can-Erin
Candore
North
Gold
Inca
Northwest Mines
Silica
Mines
Exploration
For
Jan
12 %c
15c
1.200
18Vac
Apr
23c
Apr
.
2.15
1,700
4.40
6,200
250
1.35
1.36
3.85
3.95
1.00
1.15
footnotes,
11 V2c 14 %c
2.00
1.09
5,900
38c
180,300
20c
Mar
39c
64c
64c
65c
5,171
57c
Jan
74c
11%
Jan
11%
4.90
4.75
4.95
12,460
3.90
Jan
29%
128%
29%
24%
Jan
5.00 Jun
301/8 Mar
13
13%
2,406
2,580
Jun
15
•'--
13
12%
Feb
May
May
10,010:
10 %" Jan
11%
13%
Feb
Apr
8c
8c
9c
8,900
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
23c
22%c
24c
8,500
18c
Mar
30c
Mar
1
•
1
8%c
8%C 10 %C
33,112
4,400
8c
May
12c
Jan
29c
Mar
18c
19c
18c
7c
8c
8,000
2.20
2.20
2,400
2.22
2.22
2.28
3,930
1.03
96c
1.04
18,360
8%c
8c
9c
18 %c
18c
19c
8c
18c
Jun
6c
Mar
2.15
1.86
8%c Feb
Jun
2.75
Feb
Apr
Jan
3.00
95c
Jan
1.20
87,800
5c
Jan
13,200
16c
Feb
1.45
1.38
1.60
2.26
2.22
2.27
4,335
2.20 Mar
14c
13 %c
14c
15,900
IOV2C Mar
14 %C
14 %c
13 %C
7,605
1.36 May
15c
4,000
11c
14c
61,800
2.85
2.90
428
72c
80c
3,719
66c
Jan
8c
9c
17,200
6c
May
14c
Jun
9c
May
2.85 May
Feb
IOV2C May
37c
Mar
1.72
Jan
2.87
Jan
16%c Apr
22c
Apr
14%c Jan
3.70
1.05
Feb
29
28%
29
1,055
25%
Feb
10 %c
10c
lie
7,500
8c
May
12%
12
12%
8,252
107/8
10c
10c 10 VaC
31,075
6c
7 %C
9,100
29c
29c
29c
1,500
17c
•
10c
Feb
29%
17c
Jan
Jun
Mar
Jan
12%
10c
Mar
18 %c
4c
Jan
11c
May
Feb
37c
Anr
2*%c
Feb
Jan
17c
15 %c
20,400
15c
Jan
17c
Jan
23c 24 VaC
4,533
2,jc
Jun
33 %c
Jan
15 %c
15 %c
17c
13,650
13c
Jan
19 %c
Jun
1
4.15
3.75
4.30
Feb
4.25
27,646
1
11%
12
59,165
11%
9C
30 VaC
33c
6,246
30VaC
1
6c
6c
1,200
6c
1
Develop
—
Mines
8c
9c
5,000
Mining
8.75
9.00
7,395
2.20
2.20
1
—
8.95
v
l>5 Mar
Jun
13
Jun
56c
Feb
May
7%c
Apr
7Vac
Jan
10%c
Apr
8.00
Apr
Jan
9.85 Mar
"
92c
3,350
125.146
9%c
110.000
12c
3.55
3.90
4.40
4.55
90c
90c
97c
6.050
87c
98c
1.03
17,900
95c
Jun
22c
22c
9,750
18c
May
87c
87c
500
87c
Jun
98c
20
I
.
17 Vac 17 Vac
I
40c
8.712
27.445"
825
3.15
Gold
5y2c
40c
10,600
8 VaC
3,000
7c
5 VaC v.
6c
Iron
Mines
lie
Apr
15c
9 Vac
26,600
9c
May
21c
Feb
15C
13c
8,953
12c
Apr
15c
Jan
86c
86c
15 VaC
—
—
Gold
B
Consolidated
Howey
Gold
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay Oil
Jun
1.15
Jun
16 %c
20,500
10c
Jan
24%c
Air
16c 21 VaC
517.500'
16c
Jun
27c
5c.
May
l.oOO
Jan
3.10
Apr
20%
Jan
29 %
Jun
11
Jun
14% May
Jun
14% May
—
6 VaC
12.000
2.70
2.80
13.100
26%
26%
28%
2.735
11%
11%
11%
3.204
11%
11%
11%
2.360
11%
1
•
2.50
4.25
4.15
4.25
3,105
55%
55%
56%
2.161
50%
Jan
59 % May
14%
14%
14%
3.065
14
Jun
17%
9c 16 VaC
131.000
8 VaC Mar
16%c
Jun
51c
Jan
2.51
2 50 Mar
27c
26c 30VaC
30c
30c
34c
1.55
Apr
Iron
96c
93c
97c
5,200
82c
Jun
1.55 May
Jan
Iso
1
83c
73c
95c
111,100
70c
Feb
95c
Jun
20c
15 VaC
15c
16c
8.500
15c
Mar
24 %c
Jan
35c
21c
20c
22c
36.000
20c
Mar
27c
Jan
1
16c
13 VaC
19c
77.000
11c
Jan
5c
5 VaC
26.033
4VaC
Feb
6c
Jun
1.40
Feb
221/2c Mar
27c
Jan
Jack
Waite
,
Mining
Jacobus
Jaye
Explorations
Mines
Apr
Joliet
Jan
Jonsmith
Jan
Joutel
.
Mines
Bay
Mines
Joburke
1
26.215
25c
May
19,400
30c
Jun
1.20
26c
Mines
1
10 VaC
12c
18.900
8%c
Jan
15c
Apr
1
21 VaC
23c
8,700
20 %c
Feb
27c
Jan
11c
Jan
Mines
*
1
Copper
Jan
Jowsey
Jan
9
Jan
Kerr-Addison
8%c Feb
4%c
Jun
95c
Apr
9c
Jan
9%C
9%c
10c
23.500
9VaC
Jun
1.30
16c
Kilembe
Gold
14c
12,500
1.40
3.950
1.05
20c
Feb
1.55
33 %c
Feb
Jan
:
Gold
,
29c
2 8 Vac
30c
16,396
26 %c Mar
38c
37c
42c
69,300
35 VaC
1.10
Feb
1
14c
12c
14c
451.000
4 Vhc
Apr
14%c
Jun
1
Mines
Copper
12c
1.35
*
Frontier
Kenville
Vic
1.35
12
1
Mining Co Ltd
Keeley
Feb
3,118
20c Mar
Mines
Apr
%c
Apr
Gold
18c
1.14
55c
Quebec
52c
3.200
Jan
1
1
Copper Mines
Jun
17,283
Jun
Irish
Jan
4.55
10c
4.25
Feb
1.18
1.07
Jan
7c
Jp,n
6c
2.80
12c
Apr
10c
Feb
1
5
*
Oil Co Ltd class A—
Home
15C^
*
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated
Jan
1.03
41.
—.
Lakes
of
Jellicoe
10c
■■
""HUT ~
IIIIIIH
7,750
9C
1
Mines
Hastings
Head
4.75 May
14 %c May
33c
Jan
40c
2.60 Mar
13c
9 VaC
1
4.95
May
Jan
Jan
12 VaC
1
Mines
'
8c
—~~
~II
see page
,.*•
2.99
Gold
Minerals
1
1
2.20
Jun
Jan
May
2.10
"
Rock
Hard
Hugh Pam Porcupine-.
Hydra Exploration
16%
Jan
15c
1
Mines
Hallnor
100
5.10 May
Jan
3.45 Mar
7.800
-
Jan
3.75 Mar
14
13c
_io
Jun
Feb
4.50
162
_
Long Island
Malartic
29c
1
24
16 %
„
Canadian
31c
Gold
7c
-
Feb
3.60
I
Homestead
Canadian
11c
Heath
Jun
4.10
14c
Petroleum——
Canadian
Apr
Jan
2.60
.
8c
14c
10
Dyno Mines
Canadian
7%c
20c
4.15 May
10c
4.000
15%
1.00
_
-
Canadian
5,033
16 VaC
19 %
1.35
Mineralsl—1~~:
Exploration I
Canadian
8c
1
1.200
3.90
~~
_
Australian
Canadian
8C
1
1
44.844
19%c 19 %c
2.10
~
Canadian
8c
Headway Red Lake
Jan
May
6.45
13c
4.30
~~
Lands
Canadian
Jan
89c
Jan
23c
20 Vs
16%
Lake
Canada
11c
19%
19 %C
Chibougamau—ZZZ
Oil
Jan
11c
Jan
5c
*
Lead
Hasaga
_
Campbell
Canada
lie 12 %c
lie
19%
Oil
Petrol
29c
19Vac
1
1
Mines
Harrison
51c
Jan
5%c
Holdings Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton
Gas
Apr
May
110,400
.
1
Mines
Class
&
31,100
7,325
63c
1
Freehold
9 Vac Jan
Mar
47c
.
Jun
Lakei
Mines
21C
6 VaC
60c
Mining
Plains
19c
,
Apr
5.00
3.95
Smelting—II
5.00
7 Vac May
10c
Jun
11c
6 %c
5.25
Mines
Ankerite
5.00
8c
20c
13 %c
_±
Buffalo
4.60
8c
Ltd!
Buffalo
16c
17c
6%c
Jun
23c
;
Mining &
Mar
'
Uranium
Mines
22c
Jan
Mines—-.
Grandroy
4.65
Ltd
Bralorne Pioneer
May
1
Goldray
11,150
50C
50
Mines
Mines
Jun
10c
1
Mines
Goldfields
16c
3,000
94c
Gunnar
Yukon
Jun
43c
20
61c
1
40c
Mining Corp
Bethlehem Copper Corp
13c
1
Ltd
Goldale
4%c
Belcher
Feb
Jan
1
Explorers
Uran
Glen
55c
7c
Duquesne_;
7c
3Vac
10
Mines Ltd
9lc
Mines.;
Petroleums
Feb
20c
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
6%c
Mining
Uranium
19 %c
Jan
27c
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Geco
15 %C
___
47,647
11c
Jan
1
:
Mining
54c
.
11 Vac 15 VaC
Jun
1
Mines
Petrol preferred
94c
Trust
Barnat Mines
lie
1
1
Ltd
Francoeur
Giant
Oil
1
Jun
6c
6 VaC
*
Fatima
Genex
Selburn
1,540,280
16%
10c May
7c
36c
1
Frobex
7 VaC
7c
:
13c
1
Mines
Mining—
Mining
French
8 VaC
33c
11c
26 %C
1
Ltd
Uranium
Faraday
1.01
7 VaC
Mines
;
Corp
Farwest
17c
!
Mines
;
Mining
Eureka
1.00
"
Aumaque Gold
—
Mines
Sullivan
20c
Mines
Co
Malartic
1.00
Copper
13c
Jun
1
Mines: ^—1
Elder-Peel
El
3,430
Jan
1.31
*
Mines—s.—.
Dynamic Pete
Amphi Gold
East
2,125
Jan
•
—2.50
+
East
Jun
8c
29c
•
Jan
17%
62c
May
1
1
v.
Mines
Duhraine
11c
17%
12 %c 17 VaC
14,900
Jun
.
1
Petroleum-.L__.i-i
Donalda
33c
1.31
26c
1
Mines
Duvan
1.10
.
—1
—
Mines
Dome
East
796
26c
1.11
21c
.
5%c May
8 VaC
16c
May
3.20 Apr
'
20
8.15
19c
Jan
16Vac
3,800
Y 12c
18c
13c
Jan
Jan >Y
401,000
70,500
1
Mines
43c
15c
16c
v
1
Mines
Pacific
72c
2,000
43c
1,000
Jun
22c
1
Mines
Gold
59C
16c 18 %c
„
Nickel
Deldona
22c
Jan
Jun
1
!
r
7c
29c
1
Horn
Delhi
31,800
766,008
10,175
v
8c
14c
1
Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mining
Feb
17%
1
Mines
Deer
1.31
50c
Mines
Crowpat
37c
■
37c
Warrants
Yellowknife
*
Pershing
23c
63c
10
25c
1,000
;
5c
64,450
10 VaC 10 VaC
_i
—•—
40
Coast
*
Daering
Mines—
.5.25 May
20c
Jan
Feb
Oil
4.20 May
14c
Mar
4.60
18C
Jan
Mar
1.11
Gold
2.55 May
6,750
4.30
18c
Apr
48
-
Jun
2.75
32
—
May
11%
50
Mines
Mar
5c
7% Mar
975
Oils
7c
2.25 Mar
15%
Feb
1.80
325
2.215
Jun
1.25
1,083
2,000
19%
Apr
1.07
4,000
7%
Apr
Feb
8c
32c
1
6c
2.65
8%
May
Apr
4.50
*
Ltd
Lead
2.33 Feb
20c
2.00
10%
19
•
15,000
Apr
6c
9%
19%
I
1.99
1.85
7%
9%
V
9%c 10 VaC
2.60
7%
.
1.85
Petroleum
Exploration
1.925
Gold
10c 11 Vac
Coppercorp
4.80
1—
6c
3,942
37%
Earth_
lie
1
Jan
Area
Asamera
Calvert
Feb
Mar
/
Mines
Camerina
9c
16
19%
18
49%
Petrol
Leduc
Cadamet
12c
Apr
Apr
17
34c
Cable
Poplar
1.640
17%
17%
Ansil
Broulan
13c
1
Anglo Huronian
Anglo United Development
Bouzan
Feb
1
Red
5.203
Petroleums
Black
7Vac
Rambler
Consolidated
37%
Lead Mines_
Bidcop
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
7.30
Larder
Anacon
Bibis
1.01
42,038
Jun
30c
2.70
American
Bev"con
1.01
13%
Jun
49%
Minerals
Anchor
Bata
1.01
Feb
750
1,200
3.175
Alminex
Beattie
Jun
18%
—
Amalgamated Rare
Base
Jun
38c
15c
Ore^—-—h-i.
Amalgamated
Baska
24c
36,900
1,300
12%
13
21c
Mines
Quebec Gold Mines
21%
Ltd
Roxana
Barymin
Mar
'4,382
1.07
Consol
OILS
Consolidated
Pitch
Barex
4c
26C
1.01
Consolidated
2.10 Mar'
47C
Yellowknife
Pacific
5%%
34,500
24c
1.04
1.00 Mar
May
*
:—
Ltd
Mines
Akaitcho
5,%
4 %C
24 %C
Jun
70c
*
Mines
Mines
Advocate
Banff
4%c
1
2.50
30c
13
Jan
18c
75
Northland
53c
Jun
2.05
18
5
_
Uranium
Bailey
Jan
1.32
16C
7u0
4.35
Exploration
& OiL
Aunor
10c
Jun
4.60 Mar
1.99
1,050
---50
Gas
Atlin
6,700
16,334
1.38
Jan
17c
20'%
*
:
MINES
Atlas
2.02
1
3.55
*
50c
Cusco
Atlantic
Jun
2
■
Feb
36c
1.00
*
—
Electric—
Arjon
90c
26,600
18
.
class
Ltd
common
Allied
37,710
44c
41%
Class A warrant's
Alta
1.25
36 c
20%
•
Preferred
Allied
1.15
42c
9.75
1—'
(John) Co
Woodward Stores
Agnico
1.17
80c
Jun^
Mar
Mar
4,858
3,200
40c
41%
27c'
84c
1.25
4.45
pOc
41%
42c
1.15
90C
100
:—
1.25
4.45
•
Wood
Accra
*
50c
3,475
Yukon—.
&
Pass
38c
1
Ltd
100
14%
A
Alexander
Acme
Ltd
Oils
4.600
13%
5
Warrants
White
Acadia
Gold
Mac
^
Wood
Zenith
Apr
24c
75c
21c
preferred
Zellers
75c
20 VaC
4.90
14
B
4% %
Jun
20 %c
Mines—
70c
*
class
(Geo)
Cl^iss
40c
1
1
Marbenor
200
13
Pacific—
Western
Weston
22.393
Consolidated Halliwell
6,696
warrants
Copper
Apr
27c
13
Products
4.50
47c
57%
27 c
14%
:
ADr
4.00 Mar
44 %c
56%
♦
*
*
5
A
Western
,
—*
common
trust
^ss*'Westfair
600
57
Knapp Canada Ltd—
Voting
385
4.40
27c
*
Waterous
&
14%
4.30
44 %c
4.90
1'
& W
u
v
14%
4.30
—;
Wainwright
Webb
20c
1
Consol
Power
Venezuelan
Mar
49c
*
Mines
Gamma
Callinan
Jan
Jan
He
*
May
23
2.30
60c
2.50
10
Jan
2.40
—-——-i—.-*
10
Feb
18%
65
27%
Mines
23c
*
Key Mines
7% Mar
400
21%
*
Petrol
9
125
8
8
9%
20%
Jun
32c
18c
585
Metals
Commonwealth
Feb
Jun
43c
35.999
13%
23
Combined
16c
22c
16c
20c 23 %c
23%
13%
Mar
Jan
Jan
22c
15% May
Apr
Apr
7c
Feb
6.250
Jan
Jan
1.36
Jan
9%c
1,100
Jun
Jan
9.25
14 %c
11.515
6%
Mines
Jan
Mar
54.000
26c
14%
8
6c
Jun
51.500
4.50
1,625
13 V4
*
*
56.300
322,000
/
1.60
9.240
7%
26%
■'
1,500
75c
1
237/a
Vendomatic
3,6 c
70c
70c
1
Gold
14%
38%
15c
25c
Willans
Coin
7
25
B pfd
Fuel Inv class
United Steel Corp
19c
14c
4.30
Cochenour
Jun
*
"United
17c
14 %c
5c
1.52
Jun
14%
21%
14c
18 %c
Jun
1.06 Mar
4.50
12
30%
7%
320
8.600
8c
1.52
Jan
Lake
1.21
5%c
7.05
*
Jan
9%
140
16.395
1.21
5%c
1
Gold Mines
42
1.21
1
Mines
21
11%
-*
—
—
Vanadium
Jan
Central
15%
14%
i
•
—50
common
Corps
Class
10 %
Rio_
14%
28%
—*
Canada
of
A
3.265
Del
Jun
28%
*
common
preferred
Class
11%
Athabaska
Jun
11%
•
20
common—
preferred—:
Gas
98c
11
Central
Con
2nd
13c
May
11
Cayzor
Mar
28 %
1
1
*
—*
Pipeline—
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans Prairie Pipeline—._.
Union
Jan
55c
——
Corp-;
Canada
Canada
"Union
6%c
3,500
Jun
13
High
47,000
60c
Jun
39
Low
11c
59c
8%
65
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
9%c
91%
7
•
Shares
60c
Ltd
Corp
for Week
•
Quartz—1
Jan
110
-
Mines
Cariboo
Sales
Range
10 %c
Apr
%
6% May
:
13
A
-
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
*
1
Ltd
Captain
Jun
Week's
of Prices
Low<
Par
v;
Apr
2.80
——
preferred
Class
1,257
-
class A
Finance
B
$5
Feb
22
6%
*
—
--•.Class
Trans
1.70
501
High
Jan
91
10
—50
•
common.
Warrants
Trans
17%
9c
Marts
Towers
Low
185
8 %
100
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
20%
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
Tamblyn
Friday
for Week
Range
.
(Range for Week Ended June 28)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
.
6.70
6.70
6.80
4.351
6.45
Jan
7.45
Apr
2.85
2.85
1
400
2.57
Jun
Jan
Apr
3.50 May
Jun
Kirkland
Minerals
1
23c
23c
24c
9.154
23c
Jun
40c
Jan
Apr
Kirkland
Townsite
1
26c
25c
27c
23.000
17c
Jan
32c
Mar
30 816
11c
Jan
18c
Apr
16%c Mar
16C
15 Vac
17c
/
./
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Volume
198
Number
6277
.
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STOCKS
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7.10
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8c
8%c
15.916
7c
22c
60.000
14c
;
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20c
Mar
19 c
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2,15
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2.350
Jan
5.20
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2.15
;
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Jun
1.48
Jun
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&
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7%;7
8c
Jan
Madsen. Red
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Lake_____.
Red
Petroleums
^__.
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Uranium
Mines
80c
Mar
1.18 |
26,100
7%C
38c
66c
9c
6%c
6.750
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1.24
Rexpar Minerals
Rio
Feb
Rio Rupununi Mines
Algom
8.20
4.588
Jun
Jan
Rix
Jan
71c
Apr
Rockwin
8c
Feb
10c
Jan
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40.875
49c
7.80 Jun
9.15
Jan
13 Vzc
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28c
16,600
10c
64,225
4VaC
26c "
27,300
20c
1
8c
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67c
3,500
7c
Jun
10c
Jan
'37c
May
45c
Apr
..8c
73c
43c
•
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8,000 i;
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1.90
2.00
4,650
1.10
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17c
5%c
6c
1.90
4%c
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Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
40 %C
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Davies
of
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1.90
1.80
14V2C
5%C
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27c
Jun
/•/;'/ 17c
4c
32,976
159,510
5c
25c
22c
25c;
'5c
5 %c-
1
Mines
Harricana
8%c
--
9c
3,000
1,100
Rock
12,625
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23c
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Apr
Torbrit
Jan
2.80
2.90
16,393
34c 48 %c
Mines
1.85
1.87
70c
72c
1.85
71c
16c
58c
i
26c
22c
32c
1,930,260
13c
13c
1,000
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Taku
Mines
Nisto
Nor
Norlex
32c
Jun
6%c Mar
11c
15 Vac Mar
May
6c
Jan
88c
Jan
60c
M_r
85c
Jan
38c
1,000
25c
21 Vac
22c
19c
78c
53c
Jan
88c
10c
Apr
lie
10c
11c
6.800
1.66
1.71
12,020
1.50 Mar
Jun
14 %c Mar
1.84
Jan
37c
Jun
80c
Jun
Jan
24c
Feb
Jan
12%
Apr
20%c20%c
1,000
18c
3.05
Jun
10V4
10»4
11
1,890
40c
37c
42c
83,564
1
3.35
3.30
3.35
1,829
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71c
69c
74c
101,800
1
1.40
1.40
1.63
1,354
5.55
5.80
3,106
19c
22c
32,267
18c
May
22c
May
14 %c 15 Vac
24,550
IOV2C
Jan
21c
May
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
United
Asbestos
United
Buffadison
United
Canso
voting trust ctfs
Keno
United
Macfie
1
United
New
1
7c
Hill
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Fortune
United Oils
14c
Jun
18c
May
United
Reef
1
35c
11,511
19c
Feb
35c
Upper Canada Mines
1
6%c
May
1,500
5c
Jan
14c
2,500
672,750
5.60
I4%c
♦
15c
30,200
10,000
4%c
14c
1.26
1.26
16c
16c
1.39
1.37
1.41
6,255
20c
23c
7,165
Quebec
1.37
42,390
,
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1,250
9.95
30c
Apr
3.20
52c
4.20
Apr
Jan
1.15
5.50
1.26
15c
Jan
50c
Jan
78c
Apr
Jan
1.70
Jun
'8.75
Jun
1.57
Jan
May
Feb
Apr
26c
Jan
1.66
Jan
25c
Feb
Mar
1.37 Mar
16c
Jun
Jan
Jun
11,000
84c
Jan
Feb
Jan
19c
Jun
Jun
Jan
46c
Jan
13c
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38c
Jun
40c
30c
2,500
76c
40c
Mar
Apr
Mar
9V2C Jun
16,000
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16c
Jun
25c
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55c
5,700
71c
Mar
12 %c
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13,862
1,125
27c
14c
1.90 May
Jan
29,600
5c
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16%c
911,840
"13c
Jan
82c
Feb
23c
9,425
7%c
Jan
12c
71c
30c
Mines
Jan
68c
15 %c May
70c
Tundra Gold
Urban
-1.56
-
5,800,
Feb
3.05
15,536
Jun
Apr
12c
7ld
16c
7c
Apr
Feb
1.87
2.38
30c
Jan
12c
Jan
65c
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28c
5c
Jan
1.49
20 %C
30c
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Norlartic
Apr
5 Vac
21c
14 %C
Gold
Mines
Norgold
25c
Apr
Jan
2.60
United
28 %c
Mines
Acme
Jun
6c
5.35
36c
1
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15 %c
Nickel Mining & Smelting.
Rim Mines
Nickel
Norbeau
10c
Aor
58c
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80c
1
Feb
11c
Jan
46,600
9%c IOV2C
1
19c
21,409
V
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Mar
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New Senator Rouvn
19,500
Jan
46c
Apr
19c
Apr
13c
Jan
4.60
14,498
23,500
1.70
Oil
27,600
May
2.05
I6V2C
38c
21 %c
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12c
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25,500
5
Mar
Jun
66c
1
Union
Jan
14 Vac 16 Vac
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Apr
Jan
6c
21,700-
Jan
14c
145,600
2,075-
13 %c
28c
11c
10c
12c
24 %c
11c
Jun
1.53
Jan
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27c
9%c
May
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2,400
12c
14c
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1.52
15V2C Jlar
New
Jan
12c
17c
13,200
26,900
10c
1.53
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Trinify/Chibougamau
Apr
:
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1.70 Apr
9VaC' Feb
8V2C
22c
12 %c 13 %c
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Mar
36c
18,000
9c
16c
17 c
1.75
38c
13,252
28c
17c
22c
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29,600
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13 %c
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Triad Oil
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3.35 Mar
Jan
11c
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Apr
Mar
16c
1.83
9c
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10c
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Trans Canada Exp Ltd
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' 9c'
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Tormont
2.78
34c
1
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8c
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5c
6c
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2,900
26c
10,399
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15,500
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4.60
22,500
116,700
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1.20
5c
9c
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6.45
15c
7.40
26c
1.64
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13 %c
14c
4.65
7%c
Mylamaque Mining
Jan
1.77
8c
New
Jun
1.37
1.80
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Newnorth Gold Mines
6c
Jan
19c
1.48
Newlund
May
99c
1.16
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Jun
27c;
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Jan
Feb
3c
9,968
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1
Jan
Jan
1.12
43c
22,604
2,500
9c
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;
5c
1.10
90.699
7c
97.520
26c
28c
1.04
1,108,106
1.56
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1,607
May
34c
1
Mines
48c
27c
1
Mines
Jun
33c
New Hosco Mines
Kelore
Feb
26c
20c
New Jason
New
16c
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Jun
Jan.
7c.
9c
Jan
6,958
26c
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Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami
Territory Mining
Thompson Lundmark
5.00
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31c
7.30
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Feb
1.65 May
36c
Apr
Jan
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Jan
5c
11c
4%c
43%c
Sunburst Exploration
Jun
8,430
1
Contact
Jan
22c
1.500
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32c
Jan
.7c
Jan
•29c
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12c
Jan
May
7c
13c
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7%c
Feb
15
Jan
27c
2.85
1
43c
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25c
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5c
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7c
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3.40 Mar
90c
8,900
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Jan
23 %c
17,900
4.55
Apr
May
Feb
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60,500
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Sullivan
Feb
8c
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26c
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1.35
18c
Jan
22c
2.10
12c
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12,400
16c
7.30
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Sturgeon River Gold
Jan
25,002
29c
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Apr
14 %c
1:250
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28c
25c
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Jan
124 Jan
1.85 May
43c
25 %c
Apr
2.40
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33c
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11c
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40c
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Apr
67c
Apr
1.01 May
10,200
14 %c
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Southern Union Oils
Spooner
Apr
Jan
23c 24%c
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Stanwell Oil
10c
14c
1
Pete
Goldvue
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93c
13c
1
Stand
Apr
16,120
1.81
1.30
New
Mar
24 %c
4.25
Oil
17c
7c
Warrants
Continental
Feb
27c
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New
36c
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Jan
Feb
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1.07
1
Silvermaque
May
94c
1
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1.85 Mar
12,451
28c
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Jun
May
Feb
Jan
20c
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53c
85c
Jan
1.01
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6V2C
27c
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Silver Miller Mines
Feb
17
Jun
72c
Sherritt
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221,330
11,000
3,100
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1
23c
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38e; Mar
12c
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26c
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24.000-
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30c.
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May
8c
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Petrol
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Jan
40c
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Sarcee
3.30. Apr
Jan
Apr
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Jun
May
50c
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81c
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37.VaC Apr
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Mar
15.500
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55c
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30c
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27c
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26,676 ■/./ /: 2.25 Mar
2.85
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1,557-
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Jan
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40c
Apr
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52c
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7c
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18c
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53c
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12c
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12 %c
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May
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5,500
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14c
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1.82
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14 %c
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2,50
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6.85
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10c
3,700
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75c
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20c
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2.20
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5.785
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3.25
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58c
58c
54,100
53c
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Quebec Ascot Copper
Apr
11 %c
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57c
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85c
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Marboy.
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6.500
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35.000
3.15
18c
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39c
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41
42 %c
33c
46c
3.05
2.96
3.05
Norpax Nickel
11c
9c
11c
2,907
38,300
Northcal Oils Ltd
49c
43c
49c
248,775
12 %c
Jan
North Bordulac
51c
Jun
33c
27c
35c
112,966
25c
May
36c
1
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Normetal
North
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Canadian
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1.39
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32
32
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North
28c
North
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Jan
1.77
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34
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Consol
Violamac
Apr
May
Weedon
640
26c
Jun
40c
Jan
Wespac
3,550
44c
Feb
60c
Apr
Westates
26c
27c
2,568
39,600
4,300
Canada
31 %C
24c
25c
45c
warrants..
45c
45c
Mines
36C
200
1.75
6,700
12c
12c
13c
3,350
1
11c
10c
11c
22,750
13c
Norvalie Mines
Nudulama Mines
2.00
.20c
Northland
11c
13c
2,725
17c
6.25 Jan
1
2
17c
10%c May
Jun
Wilshire
15c
Jan
Willroy
Feb
Inlet
Surf
*
class
"A"______50c
Mines
1
Oil
13c
Mar
13c
42
2,700
2,800
6c
7c
29,270
5%c Jun
12c
Feb
15c
12,100
12c
Jan
17c
-1.17
1.21
5,130
93c
Jan
1.35
Apr
Feb
3.80
4.10
19,600
17 Vac 17 %c
1,096
1.29
______1
1.40
216,700
2.06
1.35
2.06
100
9%c May
5.45
3.00 Mar
82c
Mar
2.32
13c
89c
4.70 May
Jan
Feb
Obrien
Okalta
Lake
Gold
Mines
20c
2.50 Mar
29c
5C
Mines
51c
Oils
11c
~
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
3,500
4c
Jan
5Vac Feb
49c
53c
19,000
4,675
48c
Feb
58c
8c
Jan
14c
22,500
10c
Jan
10 %c
11c
10 %c
7.10
7.25
2.50
Gold
12c
7.15
Mines
Orenada
5c
2.40
2.52
12 %c
1.
;
5,050
13,790
Feb
1
13C
15c
43,772
13c
Apr
1
6 Vac
7 %c
12,000
5%c
Apr
7VaC
1
46c
35c
47c
171,352
18c
Feb
47c
40c
83c
78c
83c
2,095
71c
Apr
1
9%c
9c
7,800
8V2C
Jan
20c
7c
64,000
5%c
Jan
Larder
Wright
Hargreaves
.
1.00
Jan
Feb
Jun
Feb
Jan
15c
Jan
Yale
Feb
8.20
Apr
Yankee Canuck Oil
1.85 Mar
2.71
Jun
Yellorex
6.50
15c
May
1.80 Apr
2.03 May
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windfall
Jun
Apr
Jun
1.25
Winchester
Obaska
Feb
83c
3.90
Western
Jan
14 %c
Western Mines
Feb
Jan
2.60
Jan
17c
5.45
"6%c
May
21c
4Vac
Apr
Jan
13c
55c
V
Jun
Jun
Jan
_
83c
1.17
Mar
3c
/10c
1.35
4.75
5.00
1
35c
27,000
49,500
4c
Western Decalta Petroleum
i
97c
11c
Western
Lodge
2.09
10c
Jan
Beaver
Apr
Jan
3 VaC
Mar
Apr
1
Apr
Jan
2,332
/.
Jan
97c
22c
70c
14,725
90c
30c
Jan
21c
Mines
Mar
6 Va c
Jun
13c
1.87
*
Malartic
65c
85c
♦
Petrol
3c
8.200
6.801
1.78
48 Vac
25%c
8%c
Petroleums
Westburne Oil
19,000
16c
3%c
1
__1
5c
66c
85c
1.78
West
28c
1.75
1
c
65c
16c
Apr
Jan
12c
65c
1
Mining
57,675
33c
A
Mines
Werner Lake Nickel
53c
4%
5c
1
1
Wasamac
4.50
Apr
1
Mines
49c
3.60
Explor____.
Mines
Vespar
3.80
25c
Exploration
class
1.20
27
Vandoo
27c
Goldcrest
North
28c
Apr
4.45
Exploration
North
26c
20
9c
3.15 May
14c
Jan
49 %c
Coldstream
Northgate
8,560
.,-/:
2.78 Mar
Lead
&
Zinc
Mines
12c 13 %c
Ormsby Mines
29,000
5%c
Jan
31c
May
Yellowknife Bear
31c
29c
31c
Osisko Lak«? Mines
17,300
20c
Jan
37c
May
Young
(HG)
37c
33c
38c
26,500
33c
Jun
48c
Jan
Yukon
Consolidated
_20c
36c
36c
1,000
33c
Jan
36c
39c
40c
5,050
39c
Jun
54c
Mar
1.00
1.05
5,230
86c
Jan
11%C 14 %c
73,500
11 %c
Jun
23c
Jan
8.20
Feb
6,000
5%c Mar
lie
Jun
9c
May
7 Vac
Feb
Feb
3.80
-
Jan
6.15
7c
7 Vac
Jun
_20c
10c
6c
7c
1
Yukeno
Palliser
Petrol
Pamoil Ltd
Pamour
Porcupine
Paramaque
Patino
Pato
Pax
1.05
Mines
14c
Mining
.6.50
Consolidated
Gold-
1
International
Paymaster
Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless
Exploration
Permo Gas &
Oil
6.95
3.45
22c
X—1
6.90
7.20
2,985
3.20
3.45
Apr
Metal
1.00
1.19
Jun
Feb
1
:
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1.07
1.04
1.07
9,670
1
7c
7c
7 VaC
13.700
6c
Feb
14c
Jan
1
:
42c
42c
42c
3.500
41c
Jan
47c
Jan
1
Zulapa Mining
4c
4 VaC
2,500
3c
May
22c
22c
24c
17,100
19c
Apr
31c
Jan
1
Mines
4%c
1
i_
36c
33c
41c
413,350
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
>
3,250
140,500
14c
Jun
26c
8,750
11c
Jun
14c
Jan
11 %c 12 %c
10,625
62,650
29,995
10c
Jan
15c
May
included
21c
May
44c
Mar
24c
Mar
35c
Apr
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. <Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wi When issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
7%c Feb
Jan
12c
20c 23 %c
11 %C
.1
12 %c
.1
26 Vic
24c
31c
33c
30c
33c
*
1.08
Mines
Zenmac
Mines
Mines
3.10
Feb
,
•
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par value, a Odd
in year's
range),
e
delivery sale (not
included in year's
privileges, wd When delivered,
sale (not included In year's range), d Deferred
Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash sale (not
lot
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(42)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
.
the National Association of Securities
They do not represent actual taansations. they are
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from
quotation
Inc., and other selected
intended as a guide to the rapge
wide
Dealers,
by the "bid")
bought
or
sources.
furnished
national
distribtuicn
request.
on
distribution.
primarily
in
Par
electric
Corp——
Addison-Wesley Publishing
10c
Alrwork
Magnethermic
Ajax
Homes
Albee
Aid
14
Canadian
Cannon
4-/2
Cannon
6%
11%
12 7/8
l-:\
52%
56
1
Radio
Carolina
Carpenter
91/8
10 1/8
Cary
23%
i:25%
1
181/4
20%
Central
25%
Central
Air
American
28%
6%
7%
171/2
Co..'
12%
American
«
16
Gas
5
Telephone
Power
10
Co
Pub
1
24%
26%
7%
7 7/a
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the
37/8
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6%
American Hoist & Derrick Co__1
151/2
16%
American
Inc_*
21
23
Clifton
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber & Plastics__l
13
14%
Cole
25%
28
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American
Safety Equipment
•
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5%
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25
American
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3%
10
22
15
161/4
5%
41/2
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1
21
16%
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1?%
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Anheuser-Busch
l
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25
10%
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56%
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6%
6%
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5
33%
55%
25c
3
3%
57/a
6%
Arcs
10c
2%
2%
Commonwealth
Oil
Refining_2c
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1
13 7/8
14%
Commonwealth
49
52%
161/2
17%
11%
12%
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common
preferred
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1
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3
Arkansas Western Gas Co
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2Va
16%
21%
19
Arnav
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&
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10c
57/a
6%
10
621/4
653/4
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1
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Associated Transport Inc
1
Atlanta
Co
Class
B
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Avery
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Bridgeport Hydraulic
British-Amer
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5
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1
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21
3%
27
1%
99
23
4%
513%
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11%
25%
3'%
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MacDonald
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1
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35
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13%
21
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6%
Elk
4%
5%
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
Resistor
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&
27'%
37%
27%
1%
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for
Zl
30 %
32
34'%
7%
33%
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163%
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International Textbook Co„
83%
9%
53%
57'%
255%
27%
7%
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28%
307%
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3%
4%
Interstate
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11%
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Interstate
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7%
8%
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_10c
4%
53',
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Engineering Corp
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Co
1
1
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9
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208
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1
13%
10
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383'q
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1.1%
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Minneapolis Gas Co
Miracle
Mart
6%
1
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413%
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Missouri
6'%
2
—
44 3'8
2%
3%
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2%
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213%
23%
1
14
15
5
25%
26%
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253/4
28
Modern
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•
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Mohawk
Rubber Company
1
Park Jockey Club_lc
24'/a
263'4
12%
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Monmouth
Moog
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Moore
Drop Forging
Moore-Handley Inc
Co
Morrison
Morton
Knudsen
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Foods
Inc
18%
10%
11%
1614-
18
1
Morningstar-Paisley Inc
Shoe
17
1
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9%
10%
1
Moore Products Co
Morse
1
1
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14%
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9%
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10
218
7
40 %
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Mississippi Glass Co
Mississippi Valley Barge
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
17%
411.4
838
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5
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International Bank of Wash—1
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50c
41%
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23%
38 V.
12%
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Co
Milton
Miniature
1
47%
19 S8
7
32
3%
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21%
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30%
193/4
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Millipore Filter
213%
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1
-
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50c
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3%
10
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263/4
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25%
*
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231/4
12%
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25%
1
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12%
21%
24%
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16%
9%
7%
10c
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Information
14%
15%
44%
8%
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8%
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20
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18
11%
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Melpar Inc
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Matheson Company
Mastan
Hugoton Production
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1
Marrud Inc
Marsh & McClennan Inc
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23%
25%
6%
—
9%
38
1
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493%
1
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463/4
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33%
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1
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6%
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7
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6
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3
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16%
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41%
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16
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223/4
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207/s
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Lytton Financial Corp
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24%
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31%
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Lithonia Lighting Inc
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1938
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Liberty Real Estate Trust
Lilly (Elij & Co Inc B
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11%
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18%
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1
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Hajoca
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29
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9
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36%
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38%
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97%
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77/8
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16 1/4
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29%
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23%
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53
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223/4
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18
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47%
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7%
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7%
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16
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67/8
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61/4
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21/2
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3 7/8
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21%
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77/8
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2%
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17%
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9%
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26
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Packard
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17
30%
32%
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161/a
173/a
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10
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7%
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8
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81/2
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13%
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Tappan Co
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53/4
6%
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46.
81%
50%
53%
N
48%
52%
Trust
National
Bank
National
Bank
National
City
&
of
Southern
———10
(Savannah)
of
National
89%
Tr
(St
Y
6.25
8%
9
46
49%
(Bridgeport)—10
Co
Trust
Co—
—50
4
21
Bank
Natl
5
Bk
Nat
&
38%
9%
10%
79%
14%
A
1
3
Gas
El
5
County Trust Co—10
(Camden
N
2%
174
North
29
Line_50c
24%
643/4
68
Rockland
(Suffern N Y)
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal National Bank of
St.
Seattle
78
17%
19
l
81%
Second Natl
70%
Security
44%
100
102 3/a
32%
30
32%
Co
First Westchester Natl
of
New
Franklin
Girard
Tr
Exch
Bk
Carolina
Bk__10
(Chic)—20
543/4
57
703/4
103%
(New
273/4
66%
70%
68
71%
47
55%
84%
31%
33%
Co
10
Phila
Nat'l
10
12 Va
N Y_5
55%
83
87%
453/a
40
42%
67
71%
30%
323/4
123/4
&
T
(Boston)_10
Trust Co
York)
15
&
New
Tr
Co
(N Y)__10
2%
11%
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Commerce
Bk (Cleve)_10
81%
85
41%
44%
68
72
447/a
283/4
31%
Union
203/4
22%
Union
55
58
Jersey
Union Bank
Providence
Industrial
Trust
R
Bank
Trust
Co
of
Maryland_10
United States Tr Co
10
&
(Boston) 10
41%
United
States Trust
(N
20
71%
Valley
I
Valley Bank
Co
of
Nat'l
5
38%
41%
62
65%
45%
48%
Bank
of
L
Y)
I
5
31%
34
Irving Trust Co (N Y)——10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)
10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
46%
58
48%
623/8
57
61%
Wells
303/4
33 '
West'n Pennsylvania Natl Bk
Trust
(Phila)
Co
873A
Bank
52%
Trade Bank
69
National
73%
41%
Trust Co
65%
Industrial
38%
70
25
Albany
10
Bank1 (Conn).10
of
of
36
Bank
Sterling Natl Bank &
County National Bk__10
Tr Co
(Union City)—8
Hudson
5
5
Bank
National
%!
74
99
82%
65
193
Y„5
(Charleston)
State
Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hartford
Hudson
-
Corn
Sav
&
of
Natl
State-Street B
5
Natl Bk of L I N Y—5
Trust
Harris
Bank
Rochelle
78%
61%
185
10
N
-
South
134%
Bank
Angeles)
Security Natl Long Islnd
State
(Philadelphia)—5-
10
(Wash)—10
(Los
105%
30 3A
Trust
104%
45%
43
Bk
Bank
First
Bank
Trust
Natl
67%
129
44%
Bank
Union
1st
41%
-
(Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp_10
75
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Winston-Salem N C)
National Stock
Range .for
Fargo
Amer Trust
5
Co__10
10
40%
42%
80%
83%
52%
57%
Corp
Ansonla Wire
10c
4%
5ya
Camp
•
2.50
5
5%
Colorado
8%
&
Cable
93 Va
18
19%
23%
1
514
2.50
26%
5%
28
Insurance
Service
Mining Corp
Leasing Credit Corp class A
Corp
;
T
V
Electronics
Development Corp.
Wells
Industries
Corp
Sales
for Week
Shares
4.70
200
High
May
1.60
Jan
1,100
2.70
Apr
9.60
Feb
95c
'
2.80
100
2.70
Jun
3.80 Mar
1.10
1.10
100
1.10
Jun
1.90 Mar
1
1.90
10c
35c
25c
1.70
1.70
1.70
600
10c
1.30
1.30
1.40
800
Jan
2 50
Jun
Feb
50c
Jan
35c
35c
40c
1,400
Jan
2.20
Feb
40c
Jan
1.40
55c
_25c
50c
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
1.10
2.801
•
—
28
High
1.10
4.30
10c
MSI
Nashville
1.10
1
Co
Golconda
87
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Chemical
IVa
22%
June
Week'B
Last
Par
Ainslie
9%
50c
Exchange
Ended
Sale Price
9!/a
1
Week
Friday
STOCKS
1
lc
Pwr
Louis
\
323/8
63%
60 3/a
44 %
41%
56%
43%
57
903/4
57%
42%
53%
41%
Provident Tradesmen's
87%
54%
Bank—10
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
..12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
Natl
39%
30%
54%
57
25Va
class B__2.50
&
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh National
36%
5
51%
'
Maryland-—10
Chicago—20
N
50
65%
Bo'ston_12%
—5
92
10
&
69%
45%
88%
55%
Dallas
66%
*42%
47
61%
of
10
Bstn_12%
J)
National
51
of
J)
Trust Co
(Hackensack
54%
57%
48%
of
(Chic)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
59%'
332
513%
30%
.
57%,
56%
320
52%
44%
Newark—6.25
Carolina Natl Bank
Northern
of
14%
Pipe
(N
of
Bk
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10s
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
180
54%
3%
13%
Corp
Brands Inc
6»A
30%
10c
System
Co
Bk
33Va
28%
(NY)_10
J)
7.50
12.50
& Essex
State
(Atlanta)——10
27%
31'A
l
J)___
26%
30%
25%
1
Co
Lt
28V2
__5
Bus
TV
24%
1
(N
New
York)
33%
&
8%
5
Gas
8ya
61%
Shawmut
(Jersey City)_10
83
13
Banking
Tr
First Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
16%
36%
73
Natl
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
10
9
1
52%
120
31%
58%
Newark
First Natl Bank
4%
15%
National
117
693/4
Detroit—12 Va
Westchester_5
Bank (Cleve)
8
Community Bank of
Rutherford
75%
19%
—25
of
of
Commercial Bank
Co (Albany)
National
38%
71%
York
First Natl Bank
5ya
1
New
Trust
58%
346
36%
49%
Co
25%
4%
55
334
Guaranty Trust Co
National
92%
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
7 Va
8'A
Corp_
Products
Uarco Inc
78%
&
88
15%
10
Treesdale Labs Inc—
"21"
27%
10
Louis).12.50
Bank
88%
13%
23%
Service
Investing A
Gas
Natl
60%
New
34 y2
12
6V2
1
Corp—
Scale
Tropical
153/4
253/4
Bank
851/4
Bk
Co
(Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
17
32
_10c
Indus
Specialties
Trffhsbgram Co Inc
15%
86%
5
Natl
57%
Natl
Continental-Ill
72 Va
15 %
•
Transistor
30%
Brook
Natl
3*/2
67
1
Inc
Transcontinental
14%
Petroleum
3
1
Toys Inc
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air
System Inc
Trans-Coast Inv Co
14%
.
Capital
Mellon
85%
5
Cleve—16
of
Co
(N J)—10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
36%
_•
Tonka
l
Greeting Cards
Johnsbury Trucking Co
Meadow
49%
Phila_10
Centl-Penn
Bank
1
Tip-Top Products class
Tobin Packing Co__
1
Rust Craft
54
82%
Morgan
Natl
34
1
Clothes
Transcont
4
513/4
10
&
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ).l
Montclair Natl Bank & Trust—5
(Phila)—5
(N J)_
Bank
First
Inc
Transcontinent
.
29%
T_15
B
Maryland National Bank
58%
Co
Co
Louis—20
Ask
27%
30%
St
Bid
5
52%
Trust
Trust
Natl
Bank
of Ohio "A"-l
Marine
13%
33/8
Par
55%
11%
29
Ask
Companies
49
St
Central
First Natl Bank
10%
1
103/4
36
Broad
Camden
18% ;
9ya
80%
10%
14%
9%
Mercantile
17 Va
12%
93/4
16%
13%
Merchants Bank of
34 %
8%
77
4%
15%
1
1
58
10
(N Y)
Bk
Natl
Co
.7%
14%
20%
44%
70 y4
16 %
Transcontntl
•
*
373/4
55%
17'A
5
4%
3%
12%
363/4
41
Co
Natl
67
Thompson (HI) Fiber Glass—•
Thriftway Foods Inc
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
18%
1
Bankers Trust
Boatmen's
32
-r
5%
Toledo
8%
4%
Li
(Buffalo)
Manufacturers Hanvr
424
405
100
Commercial Trust
8%
30%
Tokheim
3%
7%/
Manufacturers & Traders
58%
Connecticut
8%
4%
1
For
8%
28Va
4%
1
York
,
Fairfield
1
17%
florins
45%
New
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)—
50
1
5c
Corpl
Pete__33%
(Newark)_25
of
First
:
1
Co
Commerce
Bank
8%
1
Time
60
Bank of
7%
34%
27
54%
4%
Texize Chemicals Inc
25
10
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
4
1
Products
Therm-O-Disc Inc
Thornasville Furniture
Timely
17%
2%.
rl
Co
Travelers Express
Foods "A"
65%
(N Y)
Cleveland
6%
1
23%
4%
16%
Bid
Printing
H)
Ask
63
Commerce
13 %
Inc
36%
7%
27%
3%
13%
Trust
6%
Francisco)
4%
Inc
Industries
34
6%
25
18%
"Adrs"
Zausner
161
145
of
4%
Inc
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp
Texas American Oil
Corp
Texas Butadiene & Chem
321/4
—25c
(San
Bank
City Trust
26%
5
Ltd
Tidewater
12%
Bid
Par
3y2
Inc
213/4
3%
2 %
Reid
Co
Fund
14%
293/i
18 Va
5
Co
(A
Bank and Trust
American Security & Tr Co—10
Bank of America N T & S A—
First Natl Bank
Co
143/a
27%
&
Kap Inc
Safrain
17%
11%
•
Corp—
25c
131/4
12%
Shirt
—3
13%
10%
Company
Robins
21 Va
15%
.2.50
Mack
7%
1
-.40%
9%
1
10%
Par
83/4
20%
Pwr
8
A__50c
Devices—.
Inc
Jacinto
3%
25c
class
Taylor
Taylor
Candies
San
11%
5
Co
37%
1
Co
Louis
Indus
Tenn Nat Gas Lines Inc
Terminal Transport Co
9%
*
Ask
8%
—
Electric
6%
10%
9%
*
Lighting
Kansai
6%
1
...
Halo
1
28%
38%
Mitsui
1
9%
8%
59%
1
Industries
Red
Talley Industries Inc
26%
8%
Zurn
4%
11%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Union Trust—
(Newark)
5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)_10
Telex
361/4
Zayre
13
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Telephone Svc Co
Telephones Inc
1.25
56
Corp
Electric Corp
25c
Transit Freight Lines
1
York Research
Corp class A
1
Bid
llVa
Texas
19%
Inc
12
23%
Tecumseh
18%
Yellow
103/4
*
10%
Teleflex
Chemicals
Laboratories
Par
22 y4
43/4
223/4
Transport
*
123/4
21
1|
A—1
1
Inc
Russell
St
6
1
1
—
36%
20c
._1
Sons
Systron-Donner Corp
Szabo Food Service—
Rudd-Melikian
St
25
5
Co
4
3
Co
&
Brothers
Industries
1
Corp
1
Mfg Co
Stover
3%
Corp
1
Corp—
Furniture
Rucker
2%
Materials
11%
7%
Royal
11%
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
Supervised Investors Services_lc
Susquehanna Corp
l
Techno
5%
10
Yardney
10 ya
34
4%
Dutch
10%
914
5
1
44%
Rowe
9'A
10%
Co
Inc
•
6%
Royal
2.50
Finance
40c
3%
Mfg
19%
Strawbridge & Clothier
Tamar
5%
Recent Security Stock Issues
Bank
6%
Mex
Xtra
6%
Co—
&
Wilson
Citizens
17%
4134
Rotron
18V2
5%
Rice Mills Inc
H)
10
y2
16%
Carolina
Watson
45%
2
1
(Wm
33
42
Taylor
Co
Marie
31
5
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
_l
Rose
20
Inc
9%
Rocket Jet Engineering Corp_75c
Rorer
26 Va
9%
Roadway Express Inc
Robbins & Myers Inc
Rockower
16%
1
Woodward
Swank
*
Co
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
27%
*
-',78%
r 28%
28%
Ridge Tool Co class A
Riley Stoker Corp
Rockwell
1
Co
74
8%
Assn Inc
Rexach
Construction Co
Richardson Company
H)
15%
2.50
261/2
Racing
(H
''25%
1
com
Hamp__5
Reheis Company class A—;
1
Remco Industries Inc
—50c
Renwell
Industries
Inc
lc
Roberts
67ya
26%
231/4
Dynamics
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A
Redwing
Carriers
Robertson
64
20%
Electric
251/4
Radiation
River Brand
8
2%
1
Fashions
Revere
A__1
12%
8%
24%
Greene
5
Company Inc
Supermarkets Inc
Alegre Sugar Corp
Corp Ltd
Punta
11%
2
20y2
Stubnitz
10c
New
of
No
1
19%
Superior
Co—7%
Publishers
Pueblo
36%
19y8
12
1
Co
of
of
5
23%
36%
1
22'A
5%
38%
1
10%
5
(H)
19%
Finance
34%
25
.:
Golf
Svc
19%
20%
5
33 %
36%
34%
Co
&
2
Petroleum
Public
Svc
18
Co
3.75
Co_
Electric
Pubco
181/4
50c
Wyle
8%
17%
'
Stephenson
Strategic
15%
-
24%
9'A
,_1
Wyandotte
7%
14V2
23
—5
53%
Watley Davin & Co_ 4
Stockton
Stowe
America
Research
Svc
51
31%
Corp
A_III
Inc
Co
19 y4
Corp A_1
Loan
10%
Equities Corp
Printing
Corp of America
Producing Properties
Public
17%
1
Hall
30
Brothers
35%
*
Market
State
Stein
32%
Primex
Public
Star
9%
9%
Premier Microwave Corp
Professional
43/8
351%
50c
Industrial
Products
20%
33
common_l
SS
Wurlitzer
2
4%
18%
•
Co
Products
Works—
28%
Chemical
Instruments
Premier
6%
3%
—3%
Co
Gas
Co
of
3%
5
5c
Home
301/4
Inc
Genl
Co
5%
Stanley
Stanley
*
Mfg
Plymouth Cordage Co
Plymouth Rubber Co
PneumoDynamics
Potash
13
Co_3.75
Playskool
Pocket
11%
1
Nat'l
&
Screw
8%
-.
Water
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pierce
30%
preferred
Register
Standard
32%
Inc—
Pioneer
Standard
•
Corp
Philadelphia Sub
Piedmont
63/a
28%
7
Poors
3%
Corp
Corp_.
Wrather
—1
10
Preferred
10c
Inc
Petrolite
Photon
43/4
&
Fruit
18%
14 Vs
63A
53/a
9
4%
1
Permeator Corp __i_
103/4
8%
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_lGc
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Peter Paul
6
1
25%
8%
17y2
13
A—2
cl
33
23%
141/a
1
2%
Wear
16%c
:
30'%
Southwestern States Tele
Special Metals Inc
1
Conversion
Work
Co
73/8
\v
17%
Real
Penobscot
61/4
...V!.
16%
*
Wood
3%
25%
14 Vs
14%
2
5%
8%
3%
3
55%
23%
'
11
5 '/s
Inc
Corp
Wfctch
Warshow
333/a
52%
13
13'%
Inc
Co
Corp class A
Wometco Enterprises
24%
\
Wolf
11%
3Va
•
Co_II_10
6%
313/a
•'
cl
Winston-Muss Corp_.
Wisconsin Power & Lt
1
•
Co
Spector Freight System
Sprague Electric Co
,v
1
21%
12%
19%
25%
4%
11%
Southwestern Electric Svc Co„1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
13%
17%
1
7%
11%
11%
1
14%
12%
10%
Corp
6%
1
1
Zero Mfg Co
13%
10
Paper
Supply
5%
Sewing Mach
Zonolite
.50
Parchment
4%
Gibbs
19%
8%
f293/8
23%
&
37%
8 ye
27
12%
3
Co
18'A
4ya
Co—1
*
133/4
5
II5
L)
35
Southwest
}■
19%
Co_10
11 %
113/4
1
18 »A
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
23%
A__1
Producing
12.50
67
26%
11%
20c
Inc
(Jim)
7%
32%
Company
(Edwin
8'A
class A
13%
6%
IOV2
10%
Gas
9%
12%
63%
24%
♦
Inc
Parker-Hamiifin
Corp
Parkview Drugs Inc
Peerless
convertible
1
23
10
143/a
Pargas
Paterson
$1
10y2
21%
10c
8
*
13 3/s
34%
(John) & Sons Inc— 1
Win-Chek Industries Inc
6%
7'A
34%
12%
32%
A—1
13
Co
Corporation
Panacolor
15%
48%
5% ■/■-■/ ■
14%
30%
39%
30%
Wiley
45%
13
28
37%
32%
cl
103/a
z.
1
Utilities
7Va
24%
Warren
21%
Water
Water
6%
17%
84
22%
7.50
Corp
Electric
50c
Products
5
I_l
16%
80
Waltham
24%
England Tele__25
Southern Nitrogen Co
10c
*
Oil
Machinery
'/a
&
Wilcox
Inc
Investments
A
6%
28 %
25%
Warner & Swasey Co
10%
26%
Bakeries
5
Airline
Vegetable
Package
Pako
8
Savings & Loan Assn_l8c
Pacific
Paciiic
9%
New
Pac Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific Power & Light Co'J
6%
Pacific
Southeastern
8i/a
/
>
1
Inc
class
5%
27%
23%
11%..
101/4
•
*■'
.
.
Whiting
-Wiegand
73/,
America
Reed
IIII1
9%
37
1
class
&
5
Works
10c
of
Grove
Walter
5%-
-
„1
Corp
Telephone Co
14
ir
25%
Walnut
5
Capital
161/4
Inc
Wallace
5
'•'V'1""./
5
l
Line
Gamble Robinson
21%
50
.
35
Shore Oil & Develop
10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
5
Corp
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201/4
50
23%
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Waddell
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Wilcox
Smelt
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25%
18%
17%
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*
203/a
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•
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Gas
Capital Corp
Weyerhaeuser Company
69%
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2
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Chemicals
Virginia
Co_5
Co_.
Westland
—12%
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&
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Westgate-California
29%
13 %
17%
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4%
11%
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47
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28
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22 V2
5
25c
Co
class
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17%
5
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18%
1
2
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173/4
47
Instruments
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&
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42 %
50c
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71/8
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Power
Chemical
253/a
A
25%
18%
1
16%
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30%
23%
4
40
50c
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29%
614
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38%
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&
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7%
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91/2
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Sigma
14%
6%
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4%
13%
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101/2
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Veeder
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6
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17%
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Sierra Capital
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Siegel
191/8
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Onyx Chemical
Originala Inc
Orkin
17%
36%
&
19%
9
2
Power
Electronics
Vance Sanders
24%
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Vanity
4%
8
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203/a
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3%
10%
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5
Western Light
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5
Western Mass
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Western Natural Gas Co
46%
18%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Van Camp Sea Food Co
331/2
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Vacuum
1 3iy2
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22%
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5
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23
4%
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211/4
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11%
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10%
43/a
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311/4
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Peninsular
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Shawmut Association
91%
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13%
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81/4
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16'%
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71%
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Sugar
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Univis
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Seatrain
44%
1
Nielsen
Pub
States
United
12%
22
5
Airways Inc
York Trap Rock
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West Penn Power Co
West Point
9%
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153/4
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18%
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10c
36%
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5%
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11%
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United Artists Theatre
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6 1/8
37%
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203/a
5
1
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(John J)
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223%
;
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Neiman-Marcus
Nevada
Science
514
5%
Propane Corp
National Realty Investors
Nesbitt
Science
18%
5%
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16%
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19
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351/2
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14%
50c
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40%
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251/a
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5
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9%
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23
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4%
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1.66%
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1.20
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25c
1
1.25
1
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6.63
4.14
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5.20
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14.64
15.83
6.26
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6.41
7.03
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X6.17
6.76
4.38
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1
16.37
17.25
12.39
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17.03
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6.45
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shares—lc
1.76
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shares—lc
1.52
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10.54
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14.65
7.30
7.98
1
8.13
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18.58
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17.00
18.39
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11.10
12.13
10.90
14.41
6.40
11.95
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12.57
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60.06
60.67
11.39
12.45
1
10.74
6.48
1
7.92
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7.83
8.56
9.28
10.17
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13.46
1
12.94
14.14
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4.74
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1
17.15
18.64
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14.92
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5.14
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10.19
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1
1
8.58
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17.37
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14.06
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9.40
10.16
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12.45
11.55
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Fund
11.36
11.43
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1
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———1
15.31
15.46
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4.24
4.63
1
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1
1
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1
2.11
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Founders Mutual
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stock
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America
of
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York
Northwestern
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Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
58%
61%
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Life
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5
74%
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2
45 V2
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5
52 y2
55%
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72
77 y2
75%
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3%s
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18
193/8
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31%
33%
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99. 31
99. 31
99. 31
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of Boston—1
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15.28
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100.1
3.15s
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1,
3.20s
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2,
100.1
99.30
99.30
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99. 30
99 ,27
99. 27
100
Federal
1963
Oct
22, 1963
Apr
20, 1964
100.26
100.30
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20, 1964
100.16
100.24
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Oct
20, 1965
100.16
100.24
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20, 1965
100.16
100.24
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100, ,3
%s
3%s
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100. 12
100.20
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101.18
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Mar 20, 1968
100. 2
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101.16
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12.34
13.34
1
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7.46
8.13
.
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United
5.55
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:
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Jun
10, 1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966
4%s Dec 12, 1966
1
14.49
15.84
1
6.91
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5%S
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8.28
12.28
13.42
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;—1
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4 %5
Jun
6.70
7.32
1
18.02
9.60
1
12.05
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Canada
10.57
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11.55
7.23
7.90
_1
6.82
4%s
Feb
Fund
5.36
5.86
.—10c
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5.15
3.07
1
5.64
6.16
1
9.31
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1
10.62
11.61
1
13.55
14.73
1
14.42
15.72
1
13.57
14.67
7.59
8.30
6.85
7.41
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Investing Corp
Whitehall
12.52
Winfield
Fund
Inc_
Equity
Fund
Wellington
Group Funds—
Fund
Fund
Inc
Growth
Wisconsin
3.36
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Inc—:
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1
Aug 15, 1963
3%s
Nov
'•;3%s
3%s
Sep
Feb
4%S
Feb
104.8
4%s Feb 20,
Swap Funds—
Fund
Devonshire
Street
Diversification
Fund
Inc
1
99
103.24
100.8
Nov
15, 1965
100.3
100.5
15,1966
100.3
100.5
Feb
l%s Apr
4s
Aug
99.1
99.3
1%S
Oct
101.12
101.14
3%s
Feb
24.80
25.89
Ohio
23.40
25.53
Second
X16.53
18.04
Westminster
Fc}_
Fund
101.4
94.22
1,1966
15, 1967
99.23
1,1967
93.20
100.19
l%s
Apr
33/4s
Aug 15, 1967
15, 1964
100.18
100.'20
1%S
Oct
1,1967
98.13
1%S
Apr
1, 1968
1,1964
15, 1964
98.11
—
100
96.26
95.24
101.6
94.26
99.25
93.24
100.2
92.20
92.24
91.22
91.26
102.8
102.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
3.20s
a81.20
10-
1-62
3.10s
11-
1-62
3.15s
12-
3-62
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7-
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99.31
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3.20s
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Rate
100.1
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1-63
34-
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12-
2-63
99.28
99.30
1-63
1-
2-64
99.28
99.30
8—1-63
99.30
100
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99.29
99.31
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4-63
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Fund
95.20
1,1966
102,
Oct
a23.17
Centennial
96.22
15, 1966
101.30
Nov
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Oct
3%S
100.17
l%s
a21.27
Fund
Capital
1%S
100.5
15, 1964
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102.17
100.5
3%s
Apr
1, 1964
May 15, 1964
May 15, 1964
Aug
Aug
"
97.19
102.15
1,1965
97.15
100.3
99.22
1%S
Ask
—
15, 1965
1,1965
100.25
43/4s
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(Continued)
3.15s
l
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99.24
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Inc
Fund
Street
—
1964
a89.05
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—
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96.24
101
100.3
15,1964
all.71
Inc
Apr
May
99.20
3%s
Inc
Fund
Street
l%s
4%s
100.23
6.60
Congress
100.5
100.3
1,1963
7.32
Centennial
100.3
100.1
—
15, 1963
11.13
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Grade
102.24
1978-73—
Treasury Notes
Nov
6.10
Empire
Priced
.
Maturity-
Ask
Oct
6.77
13.67
(Low
98
20. 1974—
l%s
5s
36.90
(Medium
100
15, 1972——.
101.28
4%s
10.41
(Investment Bonds)
102.16
95.24
1,1971—15,1972-1967
102.16
103,
15, 1963
3%s May 15,
33/4s
al3.43
Feb
97.12
107
101.16
1,1970-1967—
101.
Treasury Notes—
12.42
Mutual Fund—1
4%s
Bid
3%s
20.19
12.51
3%s May
Oct
106.24
96.12
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
18.67
36.18
103.16
107.16
Maturity—
xll.49
1
4%s
Certificate of Indebtedness—
Washington Mutual
11.40
1
105.24
106
100.
10, 1977
7.45
Inc__1
Inc
Inc
Wellington
4.71
10.43
Fund
Income
Special Situations
Vanguard Fund Inc
13.17
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Value Line
Ltd—
Fund—lc
Line
Value
7.72
lc
101
103.24
19.59
Science Fund
Value
10.49
7.06
101
—
20, 1970
102.16
102.24
Apr
1, 1970
5 %s July 20, 1970—
100.12
101.16
3%s
Feb
101.24
100.8
20, 1969
4%s July 15, 1969
5%s
100.20
100.24
Mar
104
101.20
100.4
—
1968
102.16
99.28
99.28
101.4
22, 1967
103
102,
106,
12,1973
Ltd-
99.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
9.05
1
10, 1971
Ltd
99.8
2, 1966
20,
June
4%s
21, 1966
100
100
10, 1971
Fund
International
4s
—
99.16
99
101. 16
—
10, 1972
12, 1972
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2.62
1
11.46
Funds
United
8.68
—
Fund
Fund
Fund
United
Inc
B-2
99.30
-
July 20, 1966
10.74
10, 1964
11, 1964
100. 14
Dec
100
3%s
4s
100.12
Sep
99.31
100.2
4
100. 4
Fund-
B-l
100
99.29
100. 8
2.39
B-3
99.29
Bonds-
3%s Aug 20, 1963
11, 1964
3%s
100
99.29
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s
100
99.30
—
Ask
99.30
1963—
Bank
Land
12, 1963
7.98
...
Bid
1, 1963
4s
15, 1965
3.30s
100.1
Nov
3.48
(The)
10 3/4
38 3/8
Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
2o%
Annuity
May
4.96
Fund
80%
10
Westchester Fire
4%s
10c
Research
76%
36
Variable
51
2
1964
1964—
1964
16,
3%s
United
Istel Fund Inc
City of N Y_2
1
18
48
3%s
5.07
Selective Fund
34V2
15.92
lc
Investors
76
65%
32 %
14.54
a22.17
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
71%
62%
Figures after decimal point represent oneior more 32nds of a point
Ask
Bid
Banks for Cooperatives-
12.02
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
22%
2
16%
July 16, 1963
xll.00
1
6 %
20%
*
1
1
Fund
Co in
Life Ins
U S
12 %
63%
3
Ins
Sovereign
10c
Stock
10%
28 %
60
(Ala)_l
Insurance
2.89
lc
Investors
95/3
5%
13%
202
5
Serviceslife
Fire
11
*
2.50
Fidelity & Guaranty CO
S
196%
1
Co
America
9.28
Inc—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
U S
26%
5
55%
105'%
Obligations of Government Agencies
4%S Aug
4%s Sep
l
United
U
12%
Loan Banks—
United
Boston
16 Vi
98 y4
37%
5
Insurance
18.77
of
United Security Life Ins
2
Corp
18.22
Trust
36%
15
10, 1970
Investment
Ins
95
Acc_l
Co
Insurance
Title
Family Life Ins
United
34V2
Accident—1.25
&
Central
Life
United
12
of
101
8
(Tex)
Co
Ins
78%
Co
52%
(NY)—_2
33 y2
5
Ins
Bankers
Union
Ins
11
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Accident
&
Standard
Sep
1
5
Co
75%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y___10
4 %S
lc
155
Ins—50c
Buffalo
of
11.50
Inc
151
148
1^4%
10.52
America
144
5
130
Life
1
of
3
Southwestern Life Ins Co
5
Co
93%
Southland Life Ins Co
15%
Boiler & Insur_5
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
Fund
88
65y8
67 y2
Mid-Cont
71
67
-
53%
Insurance
Home
'
49
67%
83Vz
Surety
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Travelers Insurance Co_
Illinois
9%
46
Security Ins (New Haven)—10
Security Life & Trust Co
5
64
15, 1963-
a37.85
66
8%
Seaboard
50%
shares—lc
Shares Inc„1
Co
1
19%
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
15, 1964
3%s Feb 17, 1964
a32.3D
16%
62%
6.25
of Amer
Ins
Standard Sec Life
10, 1970
Resources
Marine
&
Life
61%
10, 1969
Investment
Fire
Seaboard
57 V2
Co of NY—_2
Insurance Co
10
Apr
Growth
Paul
14%
3.50
Springfield Insurance common_2
$6.50 preferred
10
Apr
Institutional Income
60%
Co
Insurance
7
47%
62V2
Mar 11, 1968
Institutional
31%
57
57%
4%s
Fund
25 Va
29
54%
4%s
Shares
90
23
Gulf
3%s
Foundation
86%
5
1
14%
4.30
institutional
23%
62Va
13.19
Investors
21%
5
Life
(NY)
3.93
Incorporated
5
5
2
Corp
3
(Jacksonville Fla)_2y2
12.04
Boston
31%
Greatamerica
16, 1963
1
10%
6%
79
(D C)—4
(DC)_1.50
Employ Life Ins
Great
iOc
of
9%
29%
Ins
Men's
i8»/2
3.20s Jan
& Farnham
119 %
44%
5
—1
Income
114%
1
69%
111%
1
St
231
221
Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
Georgia
Glens
Inv
Fund
Life
67
106
'
General Reinsurance Corp
15,
Fund
60%
65
10
Reserve
63%
60 y2
Owners
Bus
8.51
7.54
343/4
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
71%
Oct
Fund—
54 y»
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C).
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp
(NY)
13%
68 y4
(S F)
Nat'l Life
First
3.40s
Inc_
38 3/a
63%
10
Providence-Washington
51/3
4%
5
1.25
3 %s
Fund
173/4
51
57
5
Co
79
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund
Insurance
1
Stein Roe
45%
32%
u
Y_10
N
Co—
Insurance
25
Co
Insurance.
of
*
Corp—5
of N Y
Co
Peerless
Co
1
1.25
(NJ)
Co
Ins
Group
10.46
Investment
25%
15%
36
;
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)-5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
Inc_.
Pacific Insurance
Southwestern Investors Inc
Street
473/8
44
3%
(DC)_
Insurance
&
Co
Indemnity
Amer—2
Co
Casualty
Crum
Co
70 y2
Continental
Criterion
Pacific
170
164 y2
Life
66
Assurance
9.67
Investors.
'
43
'
2.50
Life
10
Continental
Industry Inc__1
Amer
15%
34%
23%
Cas—1
Insurance—3.33%
7.18
in
8%
14%
5
Co—
Life &
46 Va
7.60
Incorporated
Ins
433,4
10.55
Inc
Fire
American
of America—1
Co
14.62
H-DA_.
Johnston
New
North
7%
100 Ve.
32
5
Northeastern
9.63
Funds
Investors
37%
:
1
2.50
20
6.93
H-C7
Investors
5
of NY—2
Shareholders Trust
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Int'l
Corp class A_
Hampshire Insurance
18%
13.35
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Inst
New
49%
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) _1.25
al0.37
United
Income
Nationwide
23 y8
46%
North "River—2.50
1
Television-Electronics
Guardian Mutual Fund
Series
46%
30V4
21%
33 y2
lc
Industry
Hamilton
44
! 28V2
123 3/4
%A
Ins„40c
Life
8.41
6.94
Administered
Growth
Western;
40y4
109%
1
com
31
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Common
National
>16
72%
103
5
Shares
Balanced
1
Group Securities—
Aerospace-Science
73%
V
67
5
Ins
Fire
9.80
1
Trust
Investors
68
56 y2
Accident
&
2.83
Stock
General
Union
7.81
1
Inc
Investors
60%
National
2.63
lc
series
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA
6.53
lc '
series
Nat'l
7.65
lc
stock
Common
17
48 %
623/s
58
10
71
Life
45%
10
(Bait)
67%
(N Y)"A"__2 ,>14%
Insur Co
1.25
Inc
Shares
Life
6Vs
17%
119%
114
1
—5
.
2.57
lc
Series
Casualty
Life
3.30s Sep
Clark
&
16%
5
1
Co__
Insurance
Citizens
11.70
al9.34
Stock Fund
*
Co
isy8
1
Ins
Life—
Standard
3.30s Aug
10.76
American
Ins
5
(NJ).—2
Life
Security
11.57
al4.27
of
Stevens
Common
Selected
Funds—
Custodian
Series
Utilities
Fund
1
Fund
Co
Insurance
Life
1
1
10
10.59
1
Scudder Stevens
Fd
Life
National Fire
7.64
Canada—25c
Revere Fund Inc
Inc
Industrial
Madison
3%
6.99
& Clark Fund_l
Inc_lc
Growth Fund
92
3%
1
Research Investing
split 2-for-l
Florida
5%
Monument
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_50c
6%
9.53
Fund—I
16%
168 %
57%
6
16.39
8.72
i—
15%
163%
Inc_l
(Galveston)
132%
128%
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
DC)
Ask
!1
Insur:
Maryland
Casualty
Mass Indemnity-& Life Ins
Shippers!.
Federal
for
Fund
Fund
10
Ins..
Life
12 y4
9.43
Inc_
Provident
9.24
of Va
Life
13%
Natl Life Ins
Lamar
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
National
43%
(Wash
Ins
Interstate
~8.78
2.50
(Geo)
16.07
Inc
Fidelity
8.01
—50c
Inc
(13.81
6.20
al6.10
Inc
Fund
.—50c
16.78
5.70
1
*
Inc
Fund
Philadelphia
12.56
15.35
Square Mutual Fund
Corp_i
Liberty
Lincoln
n
Hartford Steam
Fund
:
1
Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Peoples Securities
50c
Fund
Federated
Penn
Lincoln
12%
Re-insurance
Beneficial
Life Insurance Co
26 y2
17%
40
Hamilton Life Ins
12.32
Inc
William Street Fund—
One
Nat
Hanover
Oppenheimer
Fund
Bond
9.46
1
Shares
Electronics
3.73
Equity Fund Inc
Franklin
12.46
9.37
al6.00
3.40
Investment
Financial
11.53
1
Fund Inc
P
8.66
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Chemistry &
York
New
Nucleonics
25c
Electronics
,
7.92
5.93
9.49
Howard—
Fiduciary
7.25
England Fund—
10.13
Stock Fund
Shares
Stock
8.66
Balanced
Fidelity
—1
—1
1
Western
9.24
Theory Invest Fund
Energy
6.71
4.55
Series
Inc-1
Stock Fund
Shares
&
New
11.74
Fund Inc
X6.14
Stock Series—
New
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
7.16
12.55
X4.16
Series—
Preferred Stock Series
Growth
xll.48
16.41
1
Series
Income
15.18
1
Series
Balanced
Bond
Investment Fund—1
Growth
Diversified
Dividend
6.54
1
Income
Delaware
Wide Securities
Nation
National
1
Fund
Trust Shares
Mutual
Mercury
Amer
32 %
21 y2
Manhattan
1
16.53
15.29
:.
Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
9.47
Foundation—1
Growth—1
21.06
Delaware
7.08
8.64
Investing
20.75
Fund-
Series B
Diversified
6.46
1
Investment Fund——-1
7.31
Investment
Income Fund
1
Invest Found
Dividend
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
11.36
Mutual
9.30
19.25
25.16
Mutual
10.30
8.56
8.89
Mutual
12.36
Western
10.39
National
1
Crown
23.02
11.06
9.87
Amer
30%
31
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Ins Co—1
Companies
Life
American
71%
27%
41%
Ins—
Fla)
Home
American Income
Boston
Life
68%
5
Assurance—2.50
(Jacksonville
American
Connecticut
Series—
Insurance
16.03
Funds-
Co
Life Insur_l
Insur Co_1.50
Heritage
Combined Ins
of
(B C) &
Growth Series
Founders
Bankers
Life Fund—
Morton
American
American General
Bid
2
Penna
of
Co
88 y2
Equitable Assur
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
Assurance
'
beneficial
interest—1
Medical Securities Fund Inc—1
Units
Pflti*
Life
(Birm)
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
167
52y2
American
American
Citizens
X14.67
Ask
112%
38
19%
24 %>
16 y2
Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111) _1
Agricultural
Bankers
al5.68
Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 '/be
Mass
Investors Growth Stock
Bid
107
161
Insurance—
Bankers &
Investors
Massachusetts
Life
& Surety—-3.50
5
Casualty
Aetna
American
Fund Ltd
International
15.23
13.36
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Corporate Leaders Trust
Growth
12.03
1
Inc
Ltd_l
Internat'l Fund
11.34
>11.84
Fund—1
Fd—1
Investment-—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
50c
Fund
4.58
S-4
9.74
Int'l Gen
Concord
16.32
S-3
1.69
11.07
Income
Inc
14.96
X4.19
10.34
Com Stocks)—1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
Commonwealth
Fund
14.24
4.01
-1
Canadian International GrowthFund Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century
Shares Trust
1
Chase Fund of Boston
1
Chemical Fund Inc
25c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Composite
5.65
23.92
9.07
1
Commonwealth
5.17
13.05
4.76
1
Commonwealth
10.48
5.76
Fund Inc
Canadian
11.29
9.60
(Income
S-2
Fund—
General
(1954) Ltd
Canada
10.34
21.93
1.54
Fund Inc—1
Bondstock Corp
1
Boston Fund Inc
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Inc
Par
9.46
1
Fund
6.54
al6.41
Ridge Mutual
California
4.48
6.05
Fund "A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc__5
Stock Fund Inc-1
Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
—
8.70
(Quotations for Friday, June 28)
,
Ask
Aetna
Custodian Fund Cdnt.
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
1
K-i (Income Fund)
1
K-2 (Growth Fund)—
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk) __1
Keystone
7.31
8.05
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Science &
Canada Ltd
2.43
Bid
Ear
Mutual Funds—
Ask
X2.22
Inc
Affiliated Fund Inc
American Business Shares
American Growth Fund Inc__lc
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust—------*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33y8c
Fund
Advisers
Diver
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
De
.
I
National and Eastern List of
Blue
.
(44)
44
'
■
2-
3-64
3,
2-64
4-
1-64
99.28
99.29
100
99.30
99.31
100.1
United States
Bid
Power
American
Tel
4%s
&
1993
100%
Ask
Bonds
Pacific
100%
Tel
4%s
1996
101
1994
104%
1977
105
Ask
107
Coastal
5s
Aug
Duke
Power
Paso
Gas
A
Gas
Trailer
4s
102%
102%
1992
103
104%
5V4S—1977
107%
1998
121%
124
101 %
101%
4V2S
Pub
;
1988
Serv—
.1993
5s
103%
17,
1963-
Oct
24,
1963_
99.029
98.970
98.987
31,
Nov
7,
1963-
98.911
98.925
8, 1963
99.685
99.691
Nov
14,
1963-
98.848
98.863
98.800
103 y2
Aug
15,
1963
99.628
99.634
Nov
21,
1963_
98.785
100%
101
Aug
22,
1963
99.570
99.577
Nov
29,
1963.
98.717
1963—
98.661
98.670
1963-
98.601
98.620
101 y4
101%
100%
103
ioi y8
1963
99.512
99.520
Dec
5,
1963—
99.454
99.463
99.404
99.344
Dec
12,
99.285
Jan
Aug
29,
5,
Sep
12,
1963
19,
1963—
103%
Sep
26,
Oct
3,
99.396
99.338
99.277
-
1963
1963
1141%
117%
1984
126 Vz
101%
101%
99.211
99.225
98.542
98=733
98.556
Dec
19,
1963.
Dec
26,
1963-
98.477
98.492
15,
1964.
98.301
98.317
1964.
97.503
97.510
Apr
15,
129%
1993
ww
-A
Virginia Elec 4%s
Westcoast
103%
1993
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
i
Indiana
4%s
Oct
99.864
99.750
Sep
1993
Electric
99.045
99.888
99.861
101
Power—
4%s
Tampa
109%
conv__1976
Genl Tele & Electron 4!/2s
Northern
Ry 4%s
Southwestern Elec
1983
4y2s
Natural
Fruehauf
Southern
99%
Prod—
99.103
99.885
99.808
1,
1988
99.120
99.088
99.745
25,
Aug
ww_1967
Am
99.164
99.108
99.804
July
95 %
5s
of
99.150
1963-
1963
91
91
Co
1963-
15,
1963-
87%
Calif Ed 4%s
10,
Oct
1963.
1965
Southern
Oct
99.921
Oct
Sep
States
series
99%
July
July
99.969
99.918
11, 1963
15, 1963
18, 1963
1985
Sheraton
Carrier Corp 4V8s
1982
Chicago Union Station 45/as_1988
El
104
f06%
102
5s
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s
Republic Pictures 4sf.
101%
4%s
Bid
Petroleum
Ask
99.967
5, 1963
July
ity
Security & Co
Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Alabama
July
Bid
Ask
Bid
Recent
5 Vas
Trans
series C
5y2s
A
_1988
198«
96
98
98%
101
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
par
value,
a Net asset
Stock Exchange,
York
FOR
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
wi When issued,
y
Ex-dividend,
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
198
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6277
Number
(45)
COURSE
THE
BANK
OF
:
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
us
"
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Pennsylvania— Altoona
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 29, clearings for all
cities of the United
7.9%
above
States for which
those
it
is
at
the corresponding
of
week last
_I
center there is
mary for
a
gain for the week ending Friday of 8.2%.
Our comparative
(9
+
8.2
1,348,514,397
+
7.9
1,224,000,000
+\ 6.2
0.2
1,250,000,000
—22.7
—18.8
5,396,366
7,150,639
(a)
15,149,252
Columbus
940,174,661
+
Kansas
1600,000,000
557,428,502
+
7.6
492,400,000
City
San
Francisco
454,600,000
+
8.3
'
515,156,302
+
693,611,167
431,442,250
412,888,046
+
Ten
cities,
Total
i
cities,
five
Total
All
all
cities,
$27,121,016,302
$25,194,131,012
6,122,030,875
5,615,657,975
days
cities, five
days
+
7.6
(7
+
+
all
cities
for
$34,471,453,352 $31,932,920,580
week
the
week
+
them
by the foregoing will'
today, inasmuch
+
8.2
9.5
14,217,973
489,030,712
+
5.2
462,230,648,
cities)
1,771,088,473
+
7.0
For that week
there
was
an
center
showing
increase of 8.2%.
an
was a
cases
decline of 0.1%.
6,750,282
following
furnish
we
a
below,
(6
_
New
3rd
$
larger by 7.0%;
are
Cleveland
Atlanta
-
1962
Louisiana—New
Total
1,153,695,668
+
19,220,129,596
+
1,338,555,800
1960
1
cities)
(10
_
18,803,583
+
+12.2
682,207
16,612,976
691,100
+
2.8
301,647,000
301,204,316
1,894,398,879
+
4.1
1,709,455,742
1,713,640,594
i
$
$
1.8
1,104,572,308
1,182,873,494
8.3
18,071,899,353
16,226,334,630
0.1
1,323,168,466
+
7.0
956,541,961
+
7.1
949,946,224
+
4.1
1,709,455,742
+
11.3
1,912,705,283
+
7.3
832,408,874
973,208,305
916,463,801
+
6.2
860,064,202
806,162,584
953,972,952
943,518,960
+
1.1
847,168,902
830,474,144
890,812,892
834,653,272
+
6.7
730,867,241
700,967,014
1,956,495,041
1,912,111,366
+
2.3
1,720,761,524
36,224,567,049
33,880,386,625
+
6.9
31,704,218,157
r.
15,275,213,074
+
5.4
14,135,092,405
13,567,854,959
four
.
»
.
showing the figures for each city for the
Ended
1962
:
'
June
Inc.
Bedford
i96i
St.
1960
~:'J
Dec.
—;7y/
(17
'VV,;'..
4,456,018
.
+
7.7
4,140.195
10,744,584
+
4.6
8,589,234
2.2
2,072,475
1,442,550
+ 12.0
1,423,017,035
1,247,235,508
8,641,977
+ 45.7
8,423,744
18,591,534
16,625,525
15,727,040
14,749,532
17,633,210
11,673,068
2,201,624,917
1,978,562,090
Louis
0.2.
915,304,343
4,473,531
+
3,962,889
3,773,637
1,952,380
23.8
1,720,278
1,791,343
4,106,187-
3,876,289
Total
22,467,109
+
8.0
20,009,498
14,832,394
18,759,031
+
3.1
16,862,020
14,000,080
65,982,322
+ 15.9
+
4.8
53,799,884.
51,771,949
28,601,731
'
27,699,466
+
3.3
24,877,921
7,665,655
+ 11.3
1,912,705,283
1,712,755,897
523,000,000
476,200,000
+
9.8
270,754,511
210,220,985
+
3,983,630
3,491,263
1,030,391,916
960,666,759
._
440,900,000
433,900,000
0.4
216,556,092
228,449,172
+ 10.1
171,482,512
168,883,633
+ 14.1
3,470,^70
_!
3,214,779
7.3
832,408,874
834,447,584
+
+ 15.4
9,085,231
10,711,980
9,278,988
663,850,092
256,004,522
._
623,817,351
+
6.4
584,078,050
552,704,600
242,499,868
+
5.6
206,004,702
10,571,384
11,219,559
5,749,505
Helena
cities)
(7
4.4
+ 42.0
3,964,635
6,657,099
18,428,458
+
4.2
7,355,066
6,520,527
+
1.7
16,686,554
15,623,144
973,208,305
Montana—Billings
11,731,662
6,936,603
18,736,044
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
225,776,421
11,632,092
916,463,801
+
6.2
860,064,202
806,162,584
—
4,050,375
11,546,057
4,678,323
M-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
City—
1,162,132
1,114,543
-Hastings
I
12,628,172
-
224,145,726
18,213,501
Wichita
2.
Joseph
Total. (9
42,312,718
629,025,951
City
15,326,441
.
Springs...
10,043,768
Zl
cities)...
—
8,989,056
943,518,960
953,972,952
•
908,025
899,783
9,706,778
224,447,742
24,398,871
37,791,682
621,981,637
14,395,386
-
+ 28.0
+23.9
+30.1
—
0.1
—25.4
+12.0
+ 1.1
+ 6.5
1,167,425
996,077
v
rv .;
:
837,940
;729,440
8,600,298
7,709,376
196.135.214
200.479.648
16,499,132
18,752,810
33,953,063
30,080,842
568,316,486
554,727,550
,12,806,055
12,260,666
+11.7
6,770,959
6,820,065
1.1
847,168,902
830,474,144
+17.4
6.5
+ 9.8
+ 2.2
— 6.1
+ 1.4
13,512,753
646,286,523
46,284,696
6.7
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
57,554,800
48,062,900
+ 19.7
47,154,400
43,252,100
5,221,014
4,343,529
+ :20.2
4,045,459
1,153,695,668
+""1.8
1,104,572,308
1,182,873,494
791,344,455
Worth
Fort
17,146,807
742,783,759
47.844,500
5,771,358
• 6,691,084
20,134,565
Dallas
52,516,854
Galveston
5,900,000
Wichita
6,294,680
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
•
14,622,338
•
•
14,415,764
+
>
.
13,176,535
617,013,976
46,317,383
5,077,000
6,654,245
5,118,000
13,052,024
13,399,268
730,867,241
700,967,014
259,330,049
232,834,481
5,941,8521
3,675,086
1,173,975,885
Texas—Austin
22,921,374
Total
(6
123,827,389
174,100,781
4,424,974
4,330,661
4,593,660
20,128,146,741
18,605,173,551
72,504,820
64,477,312
59,414,732
26,827,562
2.3
157,727,012
161,449,638
2,882,800
4,426,860
3,748,183
8.2
17,569,125,752
15,778,282,129
+ 12.4
53,349,031
+
Lake
California—Long
7,634,889
+
5.7
5,849,631
5,365,283
303,035,387
285,095,547
+
6.3
269,820,303
258,160,156
164,904,063
20,885,264
-
156,957,132
27,171,276
13,525,431
1,045,177,064
5.1
—23.1
138,752,404
124,485,126
30,991,943
City
Beach
Pasadena
13,119,638
San
Francisco
Jose
Santa
3.0
+
8,070,147
San
3,127,262
5.7
—
299,394,642
308,424,800
—
;
Utah—Salt
+ 49.1
—
—24.1
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Yakima
184,589,910
834,653,272
890,812,892
cities)
Oregon—Portland
1,057,812,087
14,639,149
16,189,023
+
1.2
936,625,906
830,087,609
+
2.2
4.6
8.6
40,118,969
37,700,740
13,238,295
18,612,812
10,242,721
1,720,761,524
1,562,594,737
14,619,940
+
17,921,354
Barbara
"
;
16,509,246
+
48,818,485
Total
38,182,998
+
4.7
39,184,555
29,719,461
91,984,575
84,687,790
+
8.6
81,432,331
74,200,412
121,199,018
120,661,141
+
0.4
104,111,818
(10 cities)
a
Grand
total
Outside
19,220,129,596
+
8.3
18,071,899,353
16,537,655
1,956,495,041
l,912,fll,366
+
2.3
36,224,567,049
33,880,386,625
+
6.9
31,704,218,157
29,346,137,088
16,096,420,308
15,275,213,074
+
5.4
14,135,092,405
13,567,854,953
100,405,960
20,815,537,981
23,774,006
3.0
—
46,667,047
13,979,092
47,702,361
Stockton
+
•*-»
39,976,695
(9 cities,)
8,239,809
r
4,511,295
3,358,227
Jersey—Newark
15,583,675
1,011,014,703
0.7
169,447,334
Northern New Jersey
0.5
5.6
+
—
271,952,320
231,455,966
(4 cities)
8,118,903
+
;
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
New
+
8,445,067
—31.8
Paul
St..,
3,845,636
940,243,683
69,149,259
;
Syracuse
20,726,553
17,713,824
cities)
Colorado—Colorado
4,800,435
11,237,734
$
19,334,635
___
York
20,158,915
21,482,125
Washington—Seattle
New
4.4
11,021,982
Missouri—Kansas
24,274,310
Springfield
Connecticut—Hartford
Rochester
56,073,442
+
2,235,465
1
North
....—
*
5,228,854
Jamestown
+ 14.4
22,763,387
10,584,576
Kansas—'Topeka
22
or
1,487,311
_
Buffalo
67,030,720
9,626,790
54,342,702
1,436,114,625
.
Lincoln—
4,505,198
.
Elmira
4.4
+
2,284,500
i
Minneapolis
years:
942,580,604
Massachusetts—Boston
York—Albany
9,659,981
F
it
$
New
166,267,725
29,346,137,088
16,096,420,308
a
1963
cities)
4,691,070
171,703,086
1,608,743,128
7,221,428
_
_
South
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
(12
4,827,410
+ 10.5
23,761,554
City
+ 41.7
1,562,594,737
it
a
Maine—Bangor
Total
11,724,938
5,376,997
188,616,016
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
834,447,584
for
Island—Providence
95,392,000
15,703,311
10,081,142
76,673,424
Rapids
Moines_
Total
1,712,755,897
960,666,759
detailed statement
Hampshire—Manchester
99,481,000
1.3
7,618,678
Minnesota—Duluth
1,978,562,090
Week
New
15,727,853
7.1
+
1,628,401,831
•
Rhode
16,052,971
+
14,645,093
1,713,640,594
1,641,200,038
1,030,391,916
Clearings at—
Haven
+ 18.2
20,663,033
112,265,000
208,428,322
__
Omaha
New
19,901,236
13,283,701
24,416,810
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
909,033,663
1,894,398,879
add our
River
20,445,403
+
14,833,213
Peoria
'•tViv
3,184,057
20,656,551
13,780,387
120,267,000
Illinois—Bloomington
1,238,450,916
1,771,088,473
June
Portland
3,778,872
5.4
+ 17.3
6,461,128
24,309,872
16,162,689
Wayne
Haute
Chicago
15,661,624
—17.9
5,303,990
25,611,128
_
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux
7.0
District—Chicago-
South Bend
Des
7,695,371
883,567
327,808,000
Indianapolis
Terre
8,255,076
1,971,385,442
!
__
Seventh Federal Reserve
Missouri—St.
2,201,624,917
-106 cities
22
4.1
20,114,656
991,479
Orleans
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
it
10
—__
+
337,052,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
Total
167,688,554
499,300,000
5,954,326
Total
a
6
Outside New York City.
492,800,000
365,701,159
Springfield
1,971,385,442
9
._
8.9
346,275,242
Rockford
1,895,687,126
7
....
189,533,162
+
—16.9
In the Kan¬
1961
or
Dec. %
;
37,322,561
+17.5
552,200,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc.
•jv
38,939,255
193;292,190
601,400,000
420,178,000
Iowa—Cedar
1,024,770,265
17
City
Francisco
Worcester
909,033,663
it
4
Minneapolis
New
949,946,224
349,344,572
it
10
Louis
Lowell
7.1
311,469,731
it
6
-
Chicago
Fall
+
a
7
.
11th Dallas
;
956,541,961,
1,024,770,265
6,593,286
District by
it
9
-
Richmond
now
143,694,820
309,068,890
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1,336,704,327
York
ended
457,862,994
174,481,300
+14.6
Decatur
1,173,975,885
_
Philadelphia
We
cities)
Indiana—Fort
gain of 11.3%; the St. Louis
a
20,815,537,981
_
2nd
week
9,464,678
442,045,742
3.8
+11.0
increase of 1.1%; in the Dallas Reserve
an
1963
San
10,155,615
+11.2
+
10,425,658
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
12th
+20.6
183,748,976
19,830,000
7,760,917
322,235,484
improvement of 8.3%, and in
its credit
summary
Week Ended June 22
Kansas
5,420,559
272,760,612
439,336,881
3.7
8,617,007
District of 6.7%, and in the San Francisco Reserve
District of 2.3%.
9th
5,648,252
190,730,161
Columbia—Washington..
Mobile
note that in
we
District by 7.1%, and in. the Atlanta Reserve
City Reserve District the totals show
5th
•
23,557,000
294,058,315
488,670,885
6.6
+
Alabama—Birmingham
according to the
Reserve District of
7.3%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.2%.
6th
+22.7
—
10,857,468
1.8^, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District there
The Chicago Reserve District has to
4th
5,503,005
31,949,000
285,462,024
10,542,075
369,239,786
gain of 5.4%; the bank clearings
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
in the Richmond Reserve
Boston
1,628,401,831
29,848,000
Macon
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
We group the cities
an
the Boston Reserve District of
the
1,641,200,038
Florida—Jacksonville
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
the New York Reserve District the totals
record
10th
16,564,092
12,818,079
478,419,399
227,065,611
increase of 6.9%; the aggregate clearings for
city there
8th St.
18,090,377
296,061,351
12,709,586
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
the whole country having amounted to
$36,224,567,049 against $33,880,386,625 in the
same week in 1962.
Outside of this
7th
82,737,300
14,547,209
349,966,682
689,613,670
66,472,700
+
„
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
June 22.
1st
+12.8
'
^
the week ends
as
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which we present further
In
14,339,231
340,272,718
709,311,791
16,769,413
Virginia—Huntington
District of
not available at time of going to press.
are
cordingly, in th£ above the last day of the week in all
sas
6.5
5.3
+
7.9
covered
We cannot furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
4.1%.
+
+ 11.4
Sixth Federal Reserve District—A
issue of next week.
a
14,835,805
773,368,316
91,790,500
14,053,589
9.4
tEstimated.
is
1,323,168,466 -1,238,450,916
18,151,126
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
7.9
1,123,131,593
1,228,406,175
Complete and exact details for
this
0.1
15,390,334
514,640,473
-vr
Richmond
Total
at
13,049, 833
—
1,895,687,126
l
Virginia—Norfolk
+10.5
$33,243,047,177 $30,809,788,987
day
one
Total
are
25,952, 281
14,407,560
371,240,138
103,556,600
™~
;
South
we
29,654,609
6.2
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
4.5
West
five days
Other
our
9.8
+10.6
Baltimore
+
—
15,803,570
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.7
524,160,779
6,626,823
413,634,890
j...
4.0
767,426,211
6,927 964
1.2
4,130, 618
6.415, 657
814,510,133
v:
i—
Mansfield
+
Cleveland
5,065, 447
(a)
+
1,338,555,800
j'4
—
Youngstown
914,449,889
1950,907,394
Pittsburgh
Ohio—Canton
3.9
Louis
■
7,436,450
33,715,435
16,155.984
1,336,704,327
—
+
—
(a)
37,024,736
cities)
Cincinnati'
976,584,882
4,433, 375
1,167,000 000
9,639,172
Cleveland
I
4.683.047
1,422, 996
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$18,133,308,048
11,300,000,000
Boston
IBl
2,345, 419
3,446,615
Jersey—Trenton
1,454,944,679
Philadelphia
|
%
j
1,707, 326
1,856.483
1,259,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
$19,623,150,107
-
Chicago
St.
1962
1963
Week Ended June 29
1,430,893
1.962.046
7,523,674
Total
York
3.7
2,664,119
7,828,569
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
+
+ 21.8
(a)
1,256,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
New
this week follows:
1,859,777
5,266,030
York
sum¬
$
6,105,363
Philadelphia
Reading
At this
1960
$
2,036,337
(a)
1
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals
year.
$34,471,453,352 against $31,932,920,580 for the same week in 1962.
1961
1,928,645
■
Scranton
stand
22
or
2,479,969
:
Chester
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
June
Inc.
Dec. %
.
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia-
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
Ended
1962
$
•
increase compared with
an
1963
Bethlehem
of the
be
i
Week
CLEARINGS
45
16,226,334,630
(106
New
(a) Clearings
cities)
York
City
operations discontinued.
tEstimated
O
'
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(46)
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
Section 522 of
the requirements of
to
Pursuant
-
We give below
CERTIFIED
EXCHANGE RATES
FpREIGN
Noon
21,
1963 TO JUNE 27,
Buying
Rate
for
preferred
1930
Cable
Transfers
in
York
New
(Value
United
in
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
•
States
those
June 25
; June 26
^
.00725745
2.231362
/
,
.0387125
.0387083
.0387083
.0200300
,0200350
.927265
.927343
.927812
.927968
.210150
.210150
.210150
.210150
.144925
.144975
.144979
.145020
.14500J
Finland,
.310566
.310566
.310566
.310566
.310566
.204050
.204050
.204050
New
.204050
(Metropolitan),
new
franc
—
.251353
.251337
.251237
.251281
.209647
.209650
.209650
2.800240
2.800300
2.800360
T.
2.800600
5V4%
.00160850
.00160853
.00160758
.00275991
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
.00275650
.00275666
.00275666
.00276000
.325908
.325908
.326108
.325908
r,
Ampex
.0800560
.0800560
.277658
.277625
.277650
2.772633
2.772514
2.772574
2.772633
2.772871
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
.139943
.139941
.139925
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
Spain,
.0166643
.0166631
.192818
.192800
New Zealand, pound
peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.231200
;
__
-Y
Republic of South Africa, rand_
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.135928
.0166631
.0166631
.0l6b631
.192882
.192900
'
1.394889
1.394919
\
2.800240
2.800300
1.394948
Bonds
Corp.
conv.
Husky Oil
■:
Inland
2.800600
.
of
'
v
,
June 26,
ASSETS—
Gold
account
—
™_
gold certificate
Cash
Discounts
and
'
+
"
+
122
72 4
356
advances
338
3
15,442
(344)
1962
-
75
—
1,290
reserves.__.k_
__
June 27,
1963
-14,152
•
Redemption fund for F. R. notes.™
Total
June 19,
1963
certificate
$234 million and $114 million, respectively, during the
corresponding two weeks of 1962. Real estate loans in¬
creased $58 million.
; ^
,
:
; v
4+8%
612
716
8
+
142
—
16
—
.
219
+.
Acceptances:
-{Bought
Held
v
A-'
outright
under
repurchase
38
2
agreement
5
.
U, S.
Government
.(Bought
,
:
.t
i.
Certificates
:c
;
Bonds
;
.
,
Held
under
Total
U.
Govt,
Cash
items
Bank
+
20
+
579
+
108
+
due
97
+
+
138
+
and
securities™.
+
Other
assets
—
'
process
of
collection
(1,176)
5,438
—1,471
102
5
—
million
"other"
and
383
__,
assets
_
(1,520)
38
+
53,968
309
—
-1,635
Federal
Reserve
(344)
P.
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign.
i
*
reserves—™!—
30,242
+
account
j
Total
Deferred
Other
182
deposits
+
loans
;
and
Loans
Total
liabilities
CAPITAL
paid
and
:
'
'■
J',
..
;
.
.
.
(in
adjusted*,
'
S.
1963
millions
of
!
in—
(1,520)
52,465
capital
of
Other
+
&
F.
note
24
+
46
+
Sales
for
the
15
+
(1,520)
53,968
to
—1,635
to
Other
1,481
+
-
.
eliminations
—2.5-%
.
,■
made
in
the
securities
19
one
1,498
:
financial
Other
consolidat¬
ended June
five
4*
+
159
+
387
+
and
an
increase of $2,762 million
deposits adjusted,
in U.
S.
Government
demand deposits.
with
+.
565
.20
761
47
+
16,703
58
32*
18,960
banks———
1,284
29,791
securities—total.
date needs.
During the two
weeks ending June 19,
million, as compared with an
$537 million during the
corresponding two
these loans increased
$527
increase
weeks
a
of
Loans to brokers and dealers for pur¬
chasing or carrying U. S. Government securities in¬
creased $218
million, and their loans for
year ago.
purchasing
or
carrying "other" securities increased $198 million. Loans
to sales and personal
financing institutions increased
$387 million and loans to "other" nonbank financial in¬
stitutions increased $82 million.
During the two weeks
ending June 19, these loans increased $352 million and
$147 million, respectively, as compared with increases
31,
5%
192
R.
8
+
—2,735
116
449
:
2,472
26,
Atlantis,
S.
due
Feb.
18
6,996
24
17,977
Banks
268
13,138
____
557
2,314
assets/liabilities
_i_—
™_.
100
31
S.
+
'301
47
+
602
+ 1,240
62,191
and
political
Domestic
—
93,460
+
66,389
subdivisions
Government
,
594
2358
1
2298
;
"
2609
—July
Transmission
1
2610
July
July
1
1
2299
2403
1
2403
Co.—..
Transmission
mtge.
due Dec.
Oil
Co.
1976
1,
$1.20
™___Aug
cumul.
preferred
stock—
1
•
,
*
July 10
1885
Datet
ISSUES
Page
CALLED
Aggregates Corp., 5%
preferred stock——July
Water
cumul.
and
5+2%
+
Works
cumul.
Co.
6%
preferred
pfd.
stock
preferred
Central
stocks,
5+2%
preferred stocks
$1.50 cum. conv. pref.
subord.
convertible
Coleman
Co.,
Gas
Eastern
414%
Inc.,
debs,
5
2352
July 15
Aug
1
2353
4.2%'-,
stock
due
July 1, 1972
preferred stock-
cumul.
2459
Aug
—
stocks;
and 4+2%
Securities Corp.
Telephone Co.—
2559
8
July
—
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. —
3+4%
1st
mtge. bonds due 1963
Burlington Industries, Inc., 4% preferred
1
stock
v
.
2560
2149
—July 1
Aug 12
2461
Fuel Associates^—
&
"*
1st
mortgage and coll.
(first series)
1965
bonds
1st
3+'4%
and
series
3%%
lstr mortgage
due
1974
due
1978
(fourth
5+2%
and
refunding
_™_.
preferred
cum.
stock
Co., Ltd.—
preferred series F stock
mtge. series D bonds due 1964
1st
Utilities
convertible ^preferred
Natural Gas Co.—
Jersey
5+4%
1741
July 11
♦
2355
convertible
Paper
Co.
debentures
$5
Polaroid
Corp., 5%
preferred stocks
California
due
1970
1
2462
3
2251
July
pref. stock
preferred and
1
July
i
$2.50
second
■
J'
conv. pref. stock—July 31
-
.
2357
2564
V-T
-
,
2198
V
r
"
7
7
24
Co.—
issue.
2253
1
r
.
Sep
Edison
this
in
stock
cumul.
first
C9nv. pref. stock and 4.56%
•Announced
Aug
July
Co.—
cumulative
Oxford
617
1
1
Aug
Electric
Southern
$1.76
July
July 15
pfd. stock
cumul.
3Va%
7
trust
series)
series)——
Co., 4%
cumulative
General Telephone Co. of Ohio $1.40
New
& coll.
(second
Gardner-Denver
Iowa
series due
mortgage & coll. trust bonds 5+a%
series
•
trust bonds
1,310
932
4
—
2,762
+
1
Washington
series,
due
Dec.
31,
-+■•••
Hawaii series, due Dec. 31, 1981_Jun 30
Corp., U. S. Government Insured
Bonds, 5%
S. S. Atlas,
due Aug.
•
" ;
American
35
+
150
—
2358
\
,,
ENTIRE
+ 10,902
—
1,446
—1,053
4,684
5,587
____
Co.—
Corp.—
7+.,'v/+
pipe line bonds due 1981—^——
July
debentures, due Aug. 1, 1980 and 5+2% deben¬
4.48%
deposits- adjusted*
2509
>
.__
Company and Issue—
+ ,1132
10
170,641
deposits—total§
1980
S.
Marine
Gas
1st
5+8%
3,656
1,670
banks
S.
S.
Tramps
Eastern
5%
262
+
+
—
3,167
•
—™
due
first mortgage pipeline bonds due 1979—
1st mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977
5+4%
Texas
—4,222
—
5..251
•
domestic
series
6%
1978
Tennessee
Hawaiian
35
14,494
!
!
S.
5%
&
Merchant
82
—
225
—
,
.
___.
years
+
101
136
+
258
16
+
interbank:
Commercial
Mutual
11,486
savings
—
545
„
—
DIVIDENDS
47
Foreign:
Govts.,
official insts., etc
Commercial
banks
Other
time
and
deposits
political
official
40
+
31
91
+
36,220
39
+
Other
F.
69
+
+
527
+
3,928
3,836
2,755
73 I
11,206
™_
Continued from page 11
7,735
subdivisions
+
641
Fer
Name nf Company
Dickenson
31
228
insts.,
ect._;
9
—
—
17
Extra
55
716
others
Di
(J. S.)
+
306
Disney
+
356
District
26
+
548
20
—
13,894
of
loans
valuation
all
to
demand
certified
domestic
reserves;
domestic commercial
and
12
figures
commercial
individual
—
deposits
loan
except
banks
items
those
of
banks, less cash items in
officers'
^Includes time deposits of U.
shown separately.
*June
(quar.)
+
647
Inc.,
revised.
S.
checks
not
Government
and
are
U.
shown
S.
process
shown
and
after
de¬
gross.
Government
of
collection.
Dixie
Doeskin
Dome
Mines,
postal
savings not
(accum.)_—
Inc.
(quarterly
from
5%
15c
1
6-15
8-15
7-
7-12
7-
5-31
1
25c
7-15
6-28
10c
7-
6-12
6c
31+4C
7-15
7-
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
8-
1
1
2Vic
pfd.
1
(quar.)___
17+20
*20c
7-
5
7-15
6-14
1
6-24
7-
(quar.)__
^
Canada
General
Co., Ltd.
Dairies,
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-28
7-16
6-28
7-15
6-28
*25c
7-
2
6-14
*10c
7-15
6-28
*44c
7-15
6-28
Insurance—
(quar.)
com.
7-31
12c
*42+2C
Ltd.
preferred
*15c
6c
70c
Inc.,
Quarterly
Dominion
7-17
net
*___
(quar.)
Dominion Corset
6-14
7-31
6-14
18+iC
(quar.)
common
Fund
of
7-12
of
preferred
income)
Products,
Dominick
Co. (quar.)____
(quar.)_™
Corp.
(accum.)
Shares,
Dinettes
Dominion
separately.
Stores
Drug
$1.25
preferred
Holders
7-12
$1.50
Washington, class A
75c
„■
(quar.)__
common
Productions
Wholesale
When
Payable of Rec.
-
(s-a)
& Sons
(Walt)
investment
^Includes
preferred
conv.
preferred
Dividend
tlncludes
Engineering—
A
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
$3
615*
—
5,891.
ACCOUNTS
*Exclusive
and
—
*5c
13+4C
(quar.)
_'.
Diversa,
of
Ltd.
Products
cents
546*
+
2,079
,
liabilities
CAPITAL
duction
Share
,
*2c
Mines,
Dielectric
Dillon
•
!
Banks
21
+
104
:
.
R.
2,767
.
banks
Borrowings:
From
28
Class
Commercial
From
—
54,601
interbank
Foreign:
Govts.,
49
1,133
and savings deposits—total*!
:____
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
States
593
_—
Time
Domestic
Commercial and industrial loans increased in all dis¬
a net
gain of $455 million, reflecting quarterly
S.
Ltd.—
Bonds, 5% S. S. California series, due
1981; 5% S. S. Oregon series, due Dec. 31,
and
1,176
+
637
1,761
2464
Mer¬
Marine
Tankers
+ 2,476
assets—net
States
U.
tricts for
tax
bonds
1981,
482
82
banks
-A
F.
195
+1,370
3,013
years™
with
—
4,152
etc.
Individuals, partnerships, and corporations
19:
Increases of $1,481 rrpllion in loans ad¬
justed, $225 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $268 million in holdings of "other" securities,
a decrease of
$594 million in demand
5%,
Insured
first mortgage pipeline bonds due 1979__™_:-__july
Steamship Co., U. S. Government Insured Mer-
chant
Southern
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for -the week
Government
1965-.
2402
4+4%
163
'
of
Bonds
Mills,
Manufacturing
Central
—™__
commercial
Currency and coin
Demand
statement
1
due
2402
States
2,161
institutions:
year
securities
Demand
condition
_„July
1982__™____July
bonus due
debentures
1
LIABILITIES—
The
2356
1
1—15
—
4,068
five
After
198
76
bills
Within
Total
Condition Statement of Member Banks
2251
1
1
8,142
+
218
1—!
Treasury certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
to
+
+
I——.
domestic
Balances
•
1
July
—
July
.
—
.Aug
Co.—
American
1
+
594
loans
Reserves
+0.1%
83
Rubber
9,063
+
+
455*
+
3,309
L
loans
Government
S.
Other
31.7%
mtge.
Tidewater
carrying:
personal finance,
foreign
estate
Loans to
+1,743
1
'
1,
Feb.
2564
pur¬
or
.—
One
liabilities
are
finance,
Other
2
88
.combined
;—
Contingent liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
•/
Figures in parentheses
ing process.
nonbank
Treasury
+
934
Capital accounts
R.
+1,671
481
;_™™_-
certificate reserves
and
-
1
1924
+8,981
1,974
+
securities
purchasing
securities
to
Loans
U.
accounts™
liabs.
gold
deposit
-1,650
2251
■' • '
mortgage, gold bonds,
1974™™„—™_—_i__—
debs, due Jan. 1, 1982™,—
—July
Pacific Power Co. 5+8% debs.'due July 1, 1985—Jply
Southern Natural Gas Co. 4V2% debs, due 1978__™_
July
dollars)
J +1,337
84,167
35,489
:
for
Government
S.
Loans
5
■
2355
1
vy
25,64
1962
carrying
or
Government
loans
U.
193
+
1
_.
y+
1,
1
June 20,
1,550
dealers
and
securities
233
+
July
1987__July
__;
V
K, due July
July
Dec.
June 12,
131,935
loans
loans
brokers
to
Other
22
—
2355
4+4%
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) since
133,219
industrial
and
Other
160
468
2562
1
first
Scoville
individuals, part¬
■'
• ■
,
,
investments
investments
chasing
U.
476
15
—1,198
*.
"4
85
.™______
Total
Ratio
™___
.____
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
'-'V.
adjusted*
Commercial
527
+
cumul.
&
Marine
tures,
.ASSETS—
Total
1,706
31
•—
4^027
(1,176)
+
12
lal
—
18,111
availability cash items™
liabilities & accrued dividends
Capital
deposits of
June 19,
Real
•
time
;,
+ 1,743
633
+
211
™___
f
—
1,054
__™__:
Other
,
•
16,664
1
July
July 1, 1963
1st pfd. stock
mortgage pipeline
1978
Steel
5+8%
Loans
notes
bank
July
2252
.
Member
2249
Series™..
2253
'
Agricultural
Deposits:
Rosa
Santa
„
Sierra
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $546 million but bor¬
rowings from others decreased $615 million. Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $637 million.
LIABILITIES—
\
2248
1
1
nerships, and corporations decreased $69 million.
Loans
Total
2459
1
2148
1
1st
trict, $83 million in the Cleveland District, and $63 mil¬
lion in New York City. Savings deposits increased $39
362
32,247
.
premises
in
+
4
-
decreased in all but two
districts and included decreases of $204 million in the
Chicago District, $148 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
2,427
—
due
Finance
6+4%
deposits adjusted
2,214
149
31,597
2247
July
18,
by $41 million.
2 Demand
1
11
agreement
securities-
2351
Aug 14
July 1
stock
due
Premier
total of Treasury notes and U. S'. Government bonds in¬
2,213
—7,467
2351
1
mtge. bds., series A, due July 15, 1981—-July 15
Producers Pipelines Ltd. 5+4% first & coll. mtge,
bonds series B due July 2, 1973
I™,
July 2
Quebec Natural Gas Corp.— V
+
»
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
$192 million, and the combined
ber banks increased by
1963
loans
Total
i
8,865
4,412
I
outright™.
repurchase
S.
24
+
31,448
I
____:
bought
+
1
i
refunding
Tire
1981;
236
+
S.
Corp., 3+2%
Petrol Shipping Corp., U. S.
;
.
64
9,723
•.
Total
=
,•
+
14,443
i
Notes
.
2,870
14
—
,
securities:
outright—
,.i; Bills
8
+
debs,
6%
&
first
Pacific
,
creased
S.
Co.—
debs,
chant
:
July
1982„July
July 1, 1973—
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
4+4% debs., due July 1, 1978™
of
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
preferred
mtge. bonds, series
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.— '.+++"•.+
series,
y
prior
l
America—
Co.
first
Page
™_Aug
Illinois—
first
4%%
(In millions of dollars)
due Feb.
of
Co.
4!4%,
coll.
Steel
4+8%
Mansfield
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Date
debentures due July 1, 1972_.
Copper Corp. Ltd.—
+r; •
due July 4, 1970—™
___™_—July
debs.,
6%
5%
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
J
■».■';•
.
Page
(—July 19
5%
Coast
Hotel
1.3s50o8
2.800360
-
REDEMPTION
i1;:
■■
-
debs,
Investment
Marine
.231956
.231041
.231000
1.394948
___
Date
pfd. -stock
Burroughs Corp., 4%% debentures aue July 1, 1983-—July
4+2% debentures due July 1, 1978
July
S. Government Insured Merchant
.03*9000
.192837
.231204
.139925
2.800360
'____
TENDER
El Paso Electric Co.,
Grace Line Inc., U.
.0349000
-
subord.
Corp.,
6+4%
.0800560
.277806
V'
OF
cumul.
PARTIAL
cumulative
Atlantic
.326141
.0800560
'.277833
.0800560
provisiohs.
date for mak¬
Co.—
ccnv.
American
:+ .00160950
Japan, yen
6%
1, 1975™_.
(Louis) Allis Co. 4+4%. debs, due July 1, 1976
Aluminum Co. of America 4!4%
debs, due Jan 1,
''.00160825
*
Finance
53/8%
.209655
2.800360
i
fund
~~c.~
/.
Company and Issue—
Aetna
.251137
.209650
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
notes,
redemption,
grVen in the Chronicle.
were
Jersey Natural Gas Co
.927812
.210150
.
sinking
.0200542
Denmark, krone
.204050
bonds^
for
(except where otherwise indicated)
Company and Issue-
2.231553
2.231362
2.231314
Ceylon/rupee
France
under
NOTICE
.00727424
.00727224
'
Canada, dollar
markka
corporate
called
$
.0200350
.0200355
volume
in which the details
June 27
.0386933
'
of
stock
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Money)
j
.00727944
2.231266
'.0387000
called
Thursday
Wednesday
&
•
.00726096
:
Tuesday
June 24
"I
s
list
a
common
The date indicates the redemption or last
Monday
June 21
found
and
including
1963, INCLUSIVE
be
the current
Friday
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
Fund Notices
will
Below
for the week just passed.
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
JUNE
Country and Monetary Unit
record
a
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
-
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
Countries of the world.
.
(resumed)
j
Volume
198
Number 6277
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(47)
47
'
Per
Name of
Company
Dominion
7%
Glass,
(quar.)
Oilcloth
Dominion
Steel
&
&
(quar.)
Coal
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
|40c
7-
2
6-10
7-15
6-28
First
7-15
6-28
,,
7-31
7-
First
$17 Mac
V
(quar.)
,
'
$30c
Ltd.
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co. (quar.)——J 10c
Ltd.—
'
Common
(quar,>
K
t20c
$1 preference
(quar.)
125c
Dominion Textile, Ltd.,
common——
$20c
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend)
•—
8-
'
1
First
Pennsylvania
(Phila.)
(quar.)
9
*;7-ll
.
Ltd.
Chemical
Dow
Jones
Co.
&
(quar.)
Co.,
new
s.'_a__.—
Co.,
preferred
:•/.
(E.
S4.50
I.)
de
Duquesne
Light,
5.20%
preferred
4.15%
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
3.75%
(BMC)
Pen Co.
-Dutchess
N.
7-25
7-10
87Vic
7-25
7-10
32c
7-1
6-3
52Vic
7-1
6-3
(quar.)
1
$7
Fort
Worth
National
Worth
Transit
50c
6-15
Fownes
6c
7-
8
6-24
Trust
Vending
dividend)
Life
Insurance-Co.
dividend—-
preferred A
4%
(N.
Bros.
Sault
Edwards
A
Eichler
El
:
Inc.
Electric—
preferred
preferred
$4.50
Elastic
J;
Elder
>
Stop
Elmira
f:
v
.
•
-
income
&
Williams
t%.
Class
;
A
6-7
$1.75
8-
1
7-5
$1.50
8-
1
7-5
55c
7-
1
5-31
General
Equitable
.
„.
/Equitable'.Trust
Ethyl
series
$1
(2-for-l
(quar.)
•
Corp.
Life
Exquisite
;
Fabi,
Ltd.,
_•
Fabien
—
pfd.
Family
Famous
(s-a)
sFawick
Paper
6-20
1
7-22
(Canada),
6-14
8-30
Firestone
Tire
Boston
Class A
$1
7-31
7-
4.36%
25c
74 1
1
6-19
1
6-19
7-15
6-17
7-26
7-12
7-26
1
7-
7-
1
7-23
11-29
7-2
$1.25
$2.10
11-22
General
6-12
7-2
5.10%
6-12
7-
5-31
1
7-
1
6-20
7-
7-18
1
7-25
6-29
6-28
$2
8-23
6%
common
(quar.)
50c
7-15
6-30
(San
Francisco)-
(quar.)
7-15
9-15
8-30
15c
7-15
6-28
$1.37Ma
32 Mac
37MaC
65c
12MaC
7-15
6-28
7-31
1
7MaC
8-
8-
J
$5
-
Bank
(qu.ar.K_
of
Chicago (quar.)
"First National Bank
(Jersey City)
(quar.)_
? First
National Bank
(Maryland) (quar.)
4
First
NatT Bank
'/First National
First
National
(Mt.
Bank
Vernon.
of
Bank
National
Bank
First
National
Bank, of
(Roselle,
San
quarterly
N.
J.)
(s-a)
National
of
Extra
;
of
River
National
National
1 First
New
Stores
Haven
Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Haven)
First
Y.)
-
(quar.)
Oklahoma Bancorporation
Bank
(stock
Haverhill Gas
;
,
5%
6-28
Hawker
6-20
Heinz
6-10
7-
Helme
5-22
5-22
Electric
"
Electric
Hinde
3
Hiram
1
6-14
7-
1
6-15
33 %c
7-
1
6-15
1
31M4C
77-
1
Holly
Oil,
Class
preferred
(quar.K___
preferred (quar.)
1
6-10
1
7-10
series
B
1
6-10
Horn
$1.12 Ma
7-
Light,
Ltd.,
8-
1
7-15
$1.27 Ma
8-
1
7-15
1
A)
7-15
■
8-30
(NY)
$1.50
7-
1
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
87 Vic
$1.25
7-31
7-31
7-
1
6-
7-
1
7-
1
A
6-14
„
7
7-29
7-
3
Giant
1
6-17
,7-1
6-3
40c
7-
1
6-14
40c
7-
1
6-14
50c
7-
1
6-13
75c
7-
1
6-28
55c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
$1
7-
2
6-21
Portland
&
Girard
.
Co.,
Co.
____—
(quar.)
Baking
Co.
(quar.)_
Company (quar.)
Glob° Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Gluckin
(William)
Co., _Ltd,
&
7-19
1
10-21
7-
1
6-18
Golden
7-
1
6-18
Goldblatt
Golden
Gate
Stock
5-24
National
Nugget,
Tire
Bank
(San
Fran.)
6-15
9-
3
8-15
Co.
7-
~25c
50c
12 Mac
1
6-7
1
4-26
7-10
6-21
7-
6-
8-
I-T-E'
Ideal
7
Ltd.,
Erie
class A
(Union
(quar.K-:
City,
Co.,
Circuit
Breaker,
Meter
NJ)
RR.
6-15
Illinois
Power
Co.,
(quar.)___
7-15
6-28
.7-1
Government, Employees
6-15
Grand linioh
4%%
3
8-15
4.42%
7-
1
4.70%
preferred
Corp.
(stbek
pfd. (quar.)
div.)
7-31
7-10
12 Mac
8-15
8-
2
15c
7-31
7-12
3%'
7-26
6-
56 Vic
7-15
6-24
3
7-27
1
6-17
7-
1
7-
6-14
1
6-14
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-24
7-10
7-
,
6-19
1
7- 8
7-
6-24",
8
J75c
6-24
9-9
8-9
6-21
„
25c
7-
20c
7- 1
8c
7-15
7-1
J20c
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
J40c
7-15
6-15
7- 2
10- 1
6-14
9-13
$32M2C
$$1.62%
7-
1
6r18
6-14
1
$1.25
6-28
6-14
$1.25
9-30
12-30
12-16
$1.25
9-16
25c
7-
1
6-14
25c
7-29
7-19
57M2c
3%
7-22
7-"l
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
6- 3
30c
8- 1
7-10
51c
8-1
7-10
—52M2c
8-1
8- 1
7-10
8- 1
8- 1
7-10
7-10
53Mic
(quar.)
—__
55M4C
58%c
(quar.)____
; 6-
1
,
quarterly
_T_
Incorporated Income Fhind
Indiana
4.12%
4M8%
M,
$80c
(from
income)—
3
7-10
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)—
Increased
$50c
class A (quar.)
Gloucester
(increased)
4c
9-
(Canada)—
Corp.,
9-29
8-15
7-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3
9-30
7-
50c
(quar.)_:
(quar.K
4.26%
6-
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
6-28
8-1.
quar.)
(quaf.)
•4.08%
7-15
8-15
_______
(initial
4.20%
12 Mac
Co.
'8-16.
$32Mac
(quar.)
4.60% pfd.(quar.)__
Co., Inc. (stk. divid.)
Industries
Central
6-14
15c
_j
5-31
8-18
9-12
20c
—
(quar.)
Central
Illinois
1
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Mortgage
7-15
7-
12- 2
7-
1
9-12
20c
Precision
6-28
$1.50
1-1-64
t75c
(s-a)—
& Smelting
Illinois
1
1
112Mac
$1
class _A
preferred
7-23
7-
5-31
10c
B
"
1
1
$1.10
Groceries, Inc. (quar.)—:
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 80c class A (quar.K
50c
common
Rubber
Co.,
7-
7-
93%c
—
—
(quar.)
&
preferred
Gordon Jewelry
of
1
7-1
35c
Wholesale
2%
Inc.,
4%
Gorton's
7-
8-
8-1
30c
—
1
$50c
Inc.
Bros.,
Rubber
Goodyear
20c
tl3c
!_
&
dividend
Goodall
6-17
7-8
-
(quar.)
Transit, Ltd. (s-a)
Telegraph (quar.)
Stock
1
7-
7-19
8-15
tlOc
Trust
Hudson
6.40%
6-15
1
56Mic
quar.)
^
(quar.).
Bay Mining
Class
6-18
60c
Elevator
I
6-20
1
7-15
6-28
1
8-
35c
__.
B
Hudson
"
(Phila.)
Glidden
8-
.
Bank
Glaxo Group, Ltd.,
Ordinary Amer. dep. rets.
(Interim payment of 6%% less British In¬
come TaX)
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
11-
1
Exchange
;_
Quarterly
Goderich
1
7-
15c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Corn
7-
30c
5c
Cement
Company
Trust
15c
.__
8-
.7-1'
25c
Quarterly
Husky Oil Co., 6Ma%
1st pfd.
(quar.)_^.__
Huttig Sash & Door Co,—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products _(quar.)„——
Hyster Company, class A (quar.)————
(quar.)
6-14
10%
(incr.-quar.)
Huron &
Shoe Mfg.
Greeting Cards
Corp. (quar.)
8-30
7-10
-25c
A
6-14
Gibson
9-25
112M2C
6-14
Gilfillan
5
35c
1
series)
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
1
5
37MaC
__^
Quarterly
Hudson County National Bank (Jersey City)
Quarterly
;
6-14
$1.25
77-
10-
-••••'
—
7-15
15c
7-15
7-15
10-15
60c
(quar.)
&
(Harvey)
Class
Hudson
7-15
17 Vic
30c
25c
(s-a)
class
on
Co.
Felt
Hubbell
6-14
40c
6-21
6-14
25c
(quar.)
A
(increased
Sound
Hubbard
6-14
$1.12%
3
1
$45c
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)__
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Howe
■
1
7-
7-
7-
25c
3%%
7-15
1
7-10
30c
Industries—
$1.25
7-
7-15
8-15
15c
;
$2.25
20c
1
1
3
convertible. preferred
(quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common
Common
1
8-
8-
$1.37Mi
Houdaille
1
6-19
7-23
8-15
9-
(quar.)
6-15
8-
1
1
6-7
35c
(s-a)
Hardart
6-19
9-15
6-25
W
class
preferred
1
8-
6-21
*
30c
common....
&
dividend
(Geo.
&
7-10
50c
7-
8-
5c
(quar.)
.
A
4Ma %
Hormel
7-
$1.50
2
13c
preferred
1
•Georgia
43%c
56V4c
,
8-
$1.25
7-
7-10
6-19
Company, class
Class B
(incr.-quar.)
55c
6 M»C
5
5
6-29
Hoover
6-15
15 Mac
7-
5
7-
7-
1
(Hiram). Ltd.) ... .
Corp. (quar.).^
H.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)__
(D.
.Stock
25 Mac
7-
7-15
7-
(quar.)
common
.__
Sugar
Home
6-15
■
7-15
7-15
.Holt Renfrew & Co., Ltd. .(quar.)20c
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc. (quar.)
I2M2C
,
6-15
1
53c
12V4C
40c
Co.,
Home Insurance Co.
7-
5-29
2
Walker
Holmes
35c
6-7"
7-1
7-
4Ma%
Walker-G
..(See
7-
7-15
7-1
43c
32Mac
(quar.)
& Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.)
(Edward) Lumber Co. (quar.K.
Hines
60c
,
25c
Hertz
5-31
34 %C
7-15
1
Inc.
Common
6-
6-21
1
8-
1
Hilo
1
7-19
8-
7-
non-cumulative
convertible
3
91 Vic
7-
6-28
•
(quar.)__.—.____
7-25
1
0-4
(quar.)
7-25
7-
6-12
7-1
6-25
6-
25c
8-15
7-
1
Herman
7-25
59 %c
7-
10c
Hercules Gallon Products, common (quar.)
7% preferred series A (quar.)_____^
7
62 Mac
7-29
7- 1
28%c
common
W.)
Co.,
7-1
5%
Class A
,
6-14
; 6-25
1
10c
.•
._;
8-15
8-15
1
7-15
8-
10c
25c
32 Mac
6-
7-
1
Co.—-
J.) Co.,
preferred
Rubinstein
Heppenstall
7-25
1
7-1
•
•
31M4C
8-15
7-
(quar.)___
& Appley, Inc.—
(increased quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
Heublein, Inc. (increased)
Higbee Company
(quar.K.
7-
33c
7-3
7-15
Siddeley, >-Ltd.,. 5%.% ,.pfdv -(quar.) t$1.43%
(George
7%
5-22
25c
_______
6-20
7-15
1%%
(quar.)
(H.
3.65%
5-22
'• 5-22
1
6-14
1
62VaC
i
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
7-
1
7-
50c
preferred
5
7-1
7-
7-15
22c
preferred
7-
7- l.
8-23
6-14
35c
.__
dividendl
5
6
33c
(special)
Corp.
6%
(1962
35c
.
Radio
Inc.
of America,
preferred
(quar.)
Hauserman (E. F.) Co
6-28
•'•7- 1
9-
10c
dividend)__________
7-
(New
,
(stock
$1.15
6-28
1
Stores
$1.15
7-24
7-
Hat
7-
v
6-14
7-
7-1
50c
Brand,
Harvey
8
7-12
59 %c "•<
1
7-19
10c
Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Hartford National Bank & Trust (quar.)
4V2%
53MeC
66c
7-
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)
7-24
25c
Hartford
Hawaiian
1.
6-10
6-20
Harrisonburg Telephone (quar.)____________
Harsco Corporation (quar.)_^
■■
Hartfield
•;
54M2C
(quar.)
preferred
1
■i
8-30
*
1
(quar.)__
6-14
preferred
7-
preferred
1
$4.60
8-
•
7- 8
9-15
7-
7-1
$1.50
7-
$4.60
75c
7-
1
6-21
1
(quar.)__
$1.23
5
50c
(N.
1
8-
1
7-
55c
(quar.)
7
15c
City
8-
7-
$1.06V4
preferred
(N. J.)—
Quarterly
'First
♦First
6-10
1
6-11
6-11
6-14
/
$4.92
40c
Toms
6421
7-
1
1
1
.(quar.)
6-14
25c
-
First National Bank
(quar.)
Co. (NYC)
Insurance
Shoe
1
Gold
(Pa.)
9-13
7-25
7-
7-
60c
7-
30c
Sunbury
Co.
6-15
7-
Quarterly
0- 3
California—
C
6-15
6-28
$1.12%
$1.24
30c
Bank
9-27
$1.25
.
1
15c
(quar.)_
Diego—
!
Quarterly
First
preferred
Helena
_______________
1
7-
$15c
preferred
$1.50
-First
Increased
NY ), (quar.)
Oregon (quar.)
County, NJ)—
6-14
30c
(quar.)__
Parts
7-
(Passaic
Semi-annual
preferred
Genuine
6-
7-
6-14
1
(quar.)
7-
7-16
Harris
55c
pfd.
8-22
11-29
9-
t22Vic
(quar.)
convertible
20c
(quar.)
.(quar,K_.
7-19
85c
1
7-
7-15
(quar.)
common
7-15
12MaC
Boston
1
7-
.
3%
Genung's, Inc., common (quar.)
Georgia Power, $5 preferred (quar.)____
Ginn
(s-a)
of
Inc.,
preference
32Mac
11c
7-
$1
(quar.)
Harper (H. M.) Co. (quar.)
Harris-Teeter Super Markets ImK (quar,)__
Trust & Savings Bank 4Chicago)—
5
.__
9
12-16
15c
$4.96
$1
:
5
6-
par)
(quar.)T
preferred
-
6-21
Business Investment
Merchants National Bank
0-
1
(quar.)
7-12
$1.25
6-21
$1
1————
1
7-
6%
7- 8
7-
;
8-1
& World, (quar.12Vic
Harding Carpets, Ltd.,. common (quar.)____
18c
;T, 5%% preference (quar.)_
$$0.3594
Harnischfeger Corp., common
15c
and
(quar.).
'. V\ $3.50 preferred
6-14
1
56Vic
preferred
$4.50
6-28
1
7-25
IOC
7c
5%
5%
(initial-s-a)
preferred
Harcourt Brace
6-10
,
6-10
7-10
i aper—
preferred
6%
6-10
!___
6-21
1
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
7- 5
1
i
(quar.)
7-
:_
5%
of
7-19
5
RR.—
common
common
Hanover
7-12
1
(quar.)
cents
1
7-
2c
preferred
(quar.)
Cosco Inc. (quar.)
Hamilton National Assn.—
New
6-29
7-25
7-
(quar.)__________
Corp.
25c
.
___
$6
6-12
7-15
7-
Time
Genesco,
7-11
7-
7-10
7-26
50c
shares
6-14
8-
25c
1st
4Vi%
6-14
7-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
80c
6-28
28%c
1
11V4C
■:?; 2c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$5
7-10
30c
7-
10c
5.10%
9-
Ohio
Brass, Ltd.,
Hammermhl
7- 1
tl2Vic
l_i
General Water Works Corp.,
3
10c
3
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
General
6-11
7-
8-
8c
(quar.)_,
preferred
$2.20
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.. (initial)™;
Hamilton
6-21
12V*c'
4.60%
preferred (initial)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
6-14
1
2%
10c
T
.
5-31
7-10
7-
6-28
5
25c
(25
6-10
1
$1.16
6-28
7-
;
-6-15
7-12
$1.50
—_
General
6-12
7-31
1
7-29
25c
A
6-10
2
7-
$1.29
Hanover
Co. of Michigan—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telphone Co. of Ohio—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$1.35
2
25c
(Asbury„,Park, N. J.)
7-
(quar.)
class
7-2
7-
;
5%
1
$1.12 Vi
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred (quar.)______
$1.30 preferred (quar.K
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)_L______
$2.40
6-20
7-25
25c
dividend)
common
"First National Bank
5-31
.
*
$1.40
8c
J.)
—
1
Dunlap
6-17
20c
(quar.)
5%%
of
35c
(reduced)__
(quar.)
Hahn
General Telephone
•
National
5%
(N.
Connecticut Small
(increased quar.)
7-
7-
15c
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2,375
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred C (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Iowa—
6-10
2
62V2C
(s-a)
Rubber
6-20
7-15
preferred
1
7-
6-20
1
5%
General
7-12
77-
25c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
1
common
preferred
2
10c
(quar.)
51/2% ..preferred
$50c
35c
Insurance
77-
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)„
;
Telephone Co.
1
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Gustin-Bacon
Manufacturing
6-20
$1.32
6-19
7-
7-
5%
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
-First
•
6-21
$1.50
6-15
1
7-
income
Corp.
1
12-
$5
preierred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.K
Gulf Power, 5.16%
General
6rl8
7-19
7-
5c
7-10
Products
preferred
preferred
preferred
General
6-29
1
10c
(quar.)
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)-
&
8-15
6-21
.
8
(quar.)
preferred
First
4.25%
5.28%
Ltd.—
Services
Fund
Shale
Signal
8-15
7-
8-22
6-20
7-12
—
•General Telephone & Electronics—
4.40%
preierred (quar.)
__e
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
6-21
7-19
5c
Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
Trust Co.
(increased quar.)_
Corp. of America (quar.)
!
Financial General
Corp., common (quar.)__
$2.25
preferred A
(quar.K—
1
First
7-
40c
(s-a)—
Financial
Co.
5-14
8-30
25c
i
investment
General
6-20
General
Board,
Fireman's
A
3
7- 5
9;
$1.25
(2
9-
12-10
dividend)
Mobile
Public Service—
From
approval
Fidelity-Phila.
First
1
General
1
9c
(quar.)
Federation
■'?.?
7-
7-
$1.25
fl2Vic
Finance, common (quar.)—
prior preferred (quar.K,
Federated
Department
Stores
(incr.-quar.)
^
$1.62
25c
Co.
Life
1
preferred stock
share held)
each
General
75c,
5 Ma %
'
20c
5-24
.
(Toronto)
(quar.)
Corporation
Insurance
•4.60%
'
$1.18%
(quar.)
Associates
National
Federal
1
1
7-15
45c
(quar.)—
Erewing
Federal
Federal
7-
25c
Federal
;
$1.03
5c
Faraday Uranium Mines
Gulf
1
93 %c
dividend)
for
30c
(stock
6-
—
Ltd.,
9-10
40c
(quar.)
7-19
(Dallas)
Insurance (stock
(quar.)
redeemable
5-24
$15c
(quar.)
preferred
Schools
Insurance Co.
$1.18%
(stock
B
5-24
1
tl5c
Artists
Gulf
68 %c
(quar.)
Mfg.,
1
7-10
common
Circle
6-14
&
3
40c
(quar.)____
Company,
conv.
Harvest
Products
7-
,
(accum.)—
(Baltimore)
Family Finance Corp.
7-17
preferred
5%
„
Equipment—
preferred
General
7-
(less
Corp.
Falstaff
Precision
$4.75
5
20c
Brassiere
Chemical
preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
*
General
6-20
7-
Assn.—
(quar.K
Guardian
5%
,,
1
7-15
30c
(quar.)
;
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Stock dividend
l
•Fairmont Foods Co., common
5%
Junior preferred
,
1
7-15
7-19
_■
Common
.
6-14
22Vic
class
(increased-quar.)—
B
Grosset
6-14
20c
preferred
6-7
5c
8-26
1
(quar.)
5%~
6-
37Vic
3
7-
7%
Griesedieck
Motors Corp.—
$1.18
Quarterly
•
7-
Mills, Inc.,
General
6-28
$1.06M»
-
Insurance
Form
7-15
Electric
6-3
7-2
$1.75
9-
—
(quar.)
General
$1.12Vi
preferred
Loan
Executive' Equipment
i
•
•
-
6-28
5c
stock
Excelsior
7-15
10c
1
(s-a)
and
Ex-Cell-O
.
3
7
10c
•
split subject to
of shareholders
Sept. 19)
5% ^preferred
(quar.)
-
7-
6-
Box
6-25
7-1
(quar,)
10c
25c
___.
General
European Growth Fund
Eversharp, Inc.
(quar.)
*.
7-15
7-3
t
Co.
A
General Cable Corp., common
T 4% 1st preferred (quar.)
General Crude Oil (quar.)
,
Corporation
6%
3
3
"
common
35c
50C
General
77-
7-15
Sugar,
6-14
+30c
Corp.,^common
5-31
7-15
7Vic
'_—
&
(Portland, Ore.)
Bancshares
Preferred
(quar.)
1
1
38%%)
Corp., 4%
Savings
General
7-
7-15
Western
1
common...
8-
1
7-1
t$1.60
7-
25c
(quar.)
/General Bakeries, Ltd. (quar.)__
7-
6-18
6-12
(Winnipeg)
6-20
(quar.)
Sporting Goods
Transportation (quar.)_____
Investors,
Co.
7-14
y,;;. 30c
10c
25c
Great
7- 1
10c
7-15
$1.03
$1.03Mb
7- 1
7- 1
6-14
'
6-27
&
Michigan Electric—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
j
•
6-12
••
J20c
____
•
American
20c
1
__u__
Assurance
,T"V:5 %■:
preferred
1
______
Life
1
(quar.)
90c
12Vic
Products,
$4.50
1
7-
56%c
____"
7-: 1
10c
Corp.
77-
32Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)
8-
20c
4% %
Fruehauf
as
.common
______
West
Quarterly
Co.—
known
Gateway
Gateway
1
22c
Cooperage Corp., class A (quar.)
Quarterly
6-20
17Vic
^
Lakes
Great
2
UOc
(stock dividend)
Gannett Company, Inc., class B pfd.
Gas Light Co. (Ga.), common
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)l
t Endicott Johnson
;
RR.,
Heating
6-7
1
(quar.)
Trust Co.; (N. Y.) (quar.K;
&
7-1
7-1
preferred
Enamel
Now
Common
(quar.K--
(quar.K
Emhart Mfg. Co.
(quar.)——,.
.Empire District Electric, 5% pfd.
i' Empire
7-15
6-14
7-
Emco,. Ltd.
4%%
1
25c
(quar.)
of
6-20
$1.05
(quar.)
Insurance
Trailer
2
5%
(quar.K*.
tax
Fruehauf
8-
;—
(quar.)
Manufacturing
British
6-14
1
i—
ElliottrAutomation, Ltd., Ordinary
-
■
Nut
Lite
7-
$1.12Va
preferred
Co.
7-
22 Vic
Fraser
Y.)—
(quar.K
(quar.K
(quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
$4.12; preferred
;
4Mi%
Electric
Homes.
Paso
V $4.72
.
Stores,
Engineering Corp.
7-
Mfg.
10c
Baler Co. (quar.)
•_
Edgecomb Steel of New England, Inc.—
Class A (quar.)
> Class
B
(quar.)
Edison
7-
7-15
(quar.)
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Frito-Lay, Inc. (quar.)
1
1
20c
preferred
-Economy
Edison
77-
6-21
7-15
37Vic
(quar.)__.
___
6-21
1
__^_T__—
Corporation
Frantz
$35c
:
(quar.)__
—
Convertible
7-22
15c
(accumulative)
Special
5
1
7-
Fresnillo
.
$4
7-
7-16
$1.50
preferred B
(accumulative)—
Eastman Kodak Co., common
(quar.)$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
'-
7-15
7-
28c
6-14
55c
Paper Co. Ltd., (quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
(Houston)—Quarterly
6-21
1
30c
Bros.
Franklin
30c
(stock
Tram
(Poughkeepsie,
Great
6-20
7-
Bros.
6-4
—
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp.,
4Vi%
preferred
6
6-
25c
•
-cy
1
s-a)
6-18
8-12
$1,18%
,
(quar.
7-
&
1
5
?:l
$2.75 ?
$1
(quar.)
7-
Greif
'
preferred
•-.■2%
"42" Products, Ltd. (quar.)——
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., common (quar.)
5V2% preferred (quar.)
K
(quar.)
6-15
9-
$1.25 :■
(quar.)___K__-_
6-
$6
>
Bank
6-3
River)
1
$1.50
1
7-1
Corp.—-
common
Gulf
6-3
(Fall
7-
Power
Gas,
6-4
7-
20c
Increased quarterly
112 Vic
7-,1
Trust
•,
'
7-1
3 ;
8-23
t30c
:
7-1
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Economics Laboratory, common
(quar.).:
-
T
Fort
Echlin
•
Co.
(Canada) (quar.)
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
5V!j% preferred (s-a)__
6-3
9-16
,,
7-1
933/4C
common
—_____
Greenwich
18c
dividend)____—
'.Fort
6-3
7- 5
'
(stock
Foundation
7-1
.7-12
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Stores,
Mountain
7-30
*.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Green
'7-30
$1.25
3%
.
467/8C
Eastern Racing Assn., $1
pfd. (quar.)
States Corp.—
•
'
Laboratories
,
preferred
When
Share
common
y
52Vic
Eastern
-
Forest
•
7-1
;
Can Co., class A
u
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
4Vi.% preferred
(quar.)
-
■
7-15
1
Co.,
(quar.)
Great American Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
6-15
8-
..
12Vic
Wallace, class B (quar.K^
Dairies, Inc. (quar.)
.___^
517/oC
Eastern
Stock
&
7-1
a3A%
Company
T.)
Gray* Drug
25c
common____—______
51M»c
Pennsylvania
RR.
(s-a)
-East Tennessee Natural Gas
-
Forbes
6-20
$1.12%
East
Eastern
7-1
on
(quar.)
(increased
Dynamic
Stock dividend
[■' 8-20
(quar.)_
Bank
Y.)
9-10
$2
—:
(quar.)
preferred
Durfee
>Duro
6-17
5-27
LZ
(quar.)
preferred
$2.10
1
1
7
(W.
5c
Public
Foremost
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
77-
30cv
;
common
4.10%
-6-21
25c
$1.75
(quar.)_____
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
S3.50
•
Nemours
7-10
6-
6-20
/ 19
"
1
1
1
$1.10
Utilities, common (quar.)__
4%%
preferred (quar.)_T_;___T_!
._T
$1.12 cony, „pfd,, (quar.)_____!
Flour Mills of" America^ Inc., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Food Fair Stores
Inc., common (quar.)____
$4.20% preferred (quar.) __TTTTT_^l____-_
,Food Giant Markets, 4% preferred (s-a)____
6-7
7-
7-
7-
40c
(s-a)_.
&
Florida
6-20
1
7-15
15c
&
duPont
(Albany, N. Y.)
—
8-14
7-1
7c.
-
Bradstreet, Ino. (quar.jK-—
Dunkirk Trust (N TT)
(quar.)
N
'
6-28
5
7-
50c
(monthly)
—
7%
6-27
1
30c
50c
—____—+—
Per
,■
Name of
Grant
Porter, 5%" preferred
(quar.) —
Fisher Foods, Inc., $5
preferred (quar.)
Fishman" (M. H.) Co. (stock dividend)
Fictings," Ltd., class A '.(s-a—-—5%
preferred (quar.j_
"
6-14
7-30
9-
V 37Vic
A
(quar.)
Power
y.)
Trust, Co.
Fischer
1
10-
2
40c
(quar.),.—
Properties Corp., class
Dubois Chemicals (quar.)
Duke
7-
60c
>
(initial quar.)_
com.
Drew
Dun
of Rec.
.
Draper Corp. (quar.)_-i_
Dravo Corp., 4%
preferred
Duffy-Mott
:6-
10-31
$37 %c
—
2
7-15
1
.
3%,
-Brewery,
Dow
Holder 1
Co.
Union Realty
(Ohio| (quar.) —
First'Virginia jCorp.
Fischback & Moore (qUar.K_____.T_—
:—
8-1^7-2
7-
Trust
&
National Bank (N.J.) (quar.)
National / Bank
&
Trust
Co.
(increased
s-a)_____^——K——
Troy
(N.
Banking
First
?
••
Dow
When
Payable
First Trenton
troc
<
,
Ltd.
-
Per
Share
Name of Company
8-
$37Mac
._
Linoleum
Holden
Payable of Rec
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Dominion
When
Share
Dominion Fabrics
Co., Ltd., common
2nd preference
(quar.)____
Dominion Foundries & Steel
6-10
6-10
V
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(48)
Name of
When
Per'
"
,,,
Company
Indianapolis Power & Light, common
4 %
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
1
7-15
7-
7-
1
6-18
7-
26c
$1
$1.05
(quar.)
Name
1
6-18
Kayser Roth Corp. (quar.)
Kellogg Company—
3%% preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
3% %
preferred
(quar.)
Kelly Girl Service, Inc.
Indianapolis water Co.—
5%
Industrial
Stock
Electronic
Mexico
de
Industrial
National
S.
.
Growth
investment
Institutional
(From
7-
2
$3
7-
1
Stock
6-15
3
4C
Fund—
00
7-
1
6-
»-*
1
3
8c
;
7-
(quar.)
1
7-15
50c
Company of the State of
J Pennsylvania
(s-a)
•
Insurance Exchange Building
(Chicago)—
v:
Quarterly
Extra
Kirsh
7-19
90c
7-
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
Gas,
$3
non-cumulative
6%
Bronze
2
6-14
KnicxerDocker Village
7-
2
6-14
Quarterly
1
6-10
Krylon, Inc.
7-
1
6-10
Kunlman
31 Vic
International
International
5%
1
7-
1
6-21
Milling
Pipe
convertible
Co.,
Co.,
7-
1
Labatt
1
&
4c
7-29
7-15
6-28
Lance,
8
6-20
Class
60c
7-15
6-14
5%
$1
7-15
6-28
7-25
7-10
Lane
(quar.)
$1.25
7-
1
'International
Shoe
7-30
6-14
30c
Silver
Co.,
7-
5
6-14
43 %c
7-
1
6-12
75c
7-
1
5-31
25c
(initial)
7-15
6-21
(quar.)
1 International
International
International
Interstate
.$4.80
7%
(quarl)„
pfd.
Textbook
,
.
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
Bakeries
preferred
(quar.)
(Syracuse)
!
4.36%
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Securities Co.—
5%%
preferred (quar.)__.
i Investment
6%
t
preferred
■"} Investors
'*■■■
Class
(quar.)—
,
of
New
(Fort
6-15
Lincoln
7-15
6-15
&
Power,
9-
8-22.
5
7-10
7-
Little
$32.25 " per-
share
Convertible
-
7V2c
7-10
7-
1
7-12
6-29
into
7-1
8-
7-12
2
7-
1
$1.08%
7-
1
7-
1
.
6-14
$1.20
6-14
82 Vic
^
6-14
v
this
ClaSS
Fund,
ment
Ivey
rate
b.)
&
—
Co.
Jacobson
Mfg.
Jahncke
7-3
7-15
40c
7-1
37 Vic
7-
$1.50
r.:,;
invest¬
25c
6-28
5-31
■
1
6-21
'
9-
6
'1
7-31
v7-
,
7-19
•
1
.
6-21
■
'
.
1
7-10
6-21
1
RR.
(quar.)
10c
I__IIII
.
JOannette
E
Co.,
7%
4%
Jewel
J
Jewel
preferred
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Johnny
4.16%
7-
2
7-
2
1
5%
B (quar.)
On-The-Spot Central
Hill's
(quar.)
Logan. (See
preferred series
Inc., class A
B
7-
1
6-14
7-5
6-21
5-31
$1.50
^
8-1
9-30
7-10
"
9-16
H-
1
10-18
7-
1
6-17
(stock dividend)—
(quar.)_
Devices
;
Logan
A I
1
7-18
MSL
7-15
6-28
MacAndrews
7-15
6-28
MacDonald
7y2c
7-15
6-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-19
Macy
I I
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
pfd.
Lt., 5.16%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7-
9
6-20
Meadowbrook
7-
1
6-14
Mead
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6%
15
6-29
Medusa
7-15
6-29
Mensh
7-15
6-25
7-16
6-19
Mercantile
Trust
7-
1
6-10
Merchants
Acceptance Corp.,
7-
1
6-13
$1.50
7-31
7-17
Class
7-10
6-28
Merchants
7-12
6-14
Merck & Company,
6 Vic
(quar.)
12Vic
60c
1
6-14
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 4.45% pfd.
.7-1
6-15
-4.35%
1
6-15
3.90%
7-
6-13
7-10
6-14
1
7-10
8-
9-10
11-15
-10-64
T
3- 10-64
2-17
7-15
6-12
(quar.)_
Midland-Ross Corp., common
5Vi% 1st preferred (quar.)
8-1
7-15
Midnite
7-15
8-1
9-
8-
8-15
3
7-15
8- 5
,
7- 1
6-28
2
7,-10
7-1
5-31
7-15
'7-
1
7-
1
6-15
1
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-14
6-13
7-1
6-13
7-
6-13
1
25c
7-
1
6-19
$1.25
7-
1
6-17
62Vic
7-
1
6-
3
$1.75
30c
$1.29
$1.24
$1.11
$1.04
22Vic
31 Vic
11 Vic
$25c
25c
7-
1
6-
3
7-10
6-27
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-14
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
I
Forbes
37!/2C
Co.
(quar.)——
6-17
10-
1
7-29
6-28
7-
6-19
Trucks, inc., 5Vi-% preferred
(R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
6-
7
7-
2
Magnetic
7-23
7-
2
Stock
37 Vic
7-
1
6-17
10-
1
9-17
Metals
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co., common
8% preferred (annual)
Public
Maine
~~
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
Majestic
9-
1
8-14
Mallinckrodt
9-
1
8-14
$1.12%
4.75%
4Vi%
Malone
25c
50c
7-15
6-28
7-15
Service,
(quar.)
common
77-
1
$1.07
6-
Life
Monarch
Marking System
New
preferred
series
C
(quar.)
—
7-
1
6- 7
30c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
40c
'
6-
4Vi%
Marine
7
'
$1,125
7-
1
6-
7
$1.25
7-
1
6-
7
5c
7-
1
6-10
5c
8-1
7-10
I_
10c
._
.IIIIIIII
shsl)
10c
3%
9-13
9-13
10-15
Marion
5%
1
Midland
Mfg.
:
7%
6-28
77-
—
Co.,
common
Utilities, common (quar.)—
(quar.)_^
preferred
——
(Amsterdam, N. Y.) (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
6-12
7-15
6-28
1
6-
7
7%
8-15
8-
1
7%
Corp., common (increased
preference A
(quar.)
preference B
(quar.)
8-15
8-
1
7%
preference
7-20
6-29
7%
preference
7-
1
6-29
7-
1
6-24
7-
$12.50
$1.25
26c
59%c
17Vic
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
53Vic
7-
1
6-14
7-31
7-17
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-17
8-
1
7-
$7
class
Montreal
7-31
7-10
1
6-17
7-22
6-28
7-
6-17
1
7-12
7-
3
7-
1
6-
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
*1-31
7-10
7-31
7-10
77-
7
A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Locomotive
Works
(quar.)————
quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co.,—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(Philip)
Morrison
1
6-14
6-14
6-14
1
7-
1
6-22
8-
1
7-23
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-25
7-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
7-15
6-14
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
1
7-16
7-10
6-25
Mosler
Foods
Safe
(quar.)__
&
Cookie
Motorola,
Inc.
Nut
1
6-21
7-31
7-22
7-
8-
1
7-16
$1.25
$1
8c
15 c
I
14c
7 Vic
75c
$1.37Vi
7-
1
6-
7-
1
1
6-14
7-15
6-29
7-22
6-29
3
6-14
7-
6-20
7-10
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7- 2
30c
5Vic
,
-
7-
1
6-20
20c
8-
1
7-12
% 25c
7-
1
56Vic
27%c
15c
2Vic
56Vic
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-11
7-10
6-20
7-
6-18
6-5
1
5
7-
1
6-18
35c
7-
8
6-24
62Vic
7-
1
6-24
8-
1
7-
5
7-
1
1
6-
7
9-11
8-20
7-
1
6-15
7-
.
1
6-15
7-1
6-14
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-19
7-
2
6-19
7-
1
6-
7%
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-10
6-25
1
6-28
7-
2
6-20
t$1.121/2
7-
2
6-20
t40c
7-
2
6-25
lie
28c
35c
$1.12 Vi
75c
25c
$1.75
tl5c
t27V2C
t$1.75
t$1.75
;
8-15
8-
1
7-27
7-
5
7-1
5-31
7-1
5-31
7-1
5-31
7-
1
6-14
7-15
6-
6
7-
6-
6
1
7- 2
10-
6-17
1
8-30
7-
2-
5-31
7-
2
5-31
t$1.75
t$1.75
20c
59%c
10-
1
8-30
10-
1
8-30
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-15
6-17
6-14
7-
1
90c
7-
1
6-14
$1.75
7-
1
6-14
7-
2
6-20
7-10
6-27
—
7c
10c
7-11
^—
10c
7-15
6-20
—
(quar.)
Co.
—
25c
7-15
6-28
(s-a)^.
(quar.)
3
1
6-20
fountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
22V2C
7-15
6-
1
6-14
7-1
6-20
30c
Murphy Finance Co., common
(quar.)—_
6% prior preferred (1947 and 1956 series)
(quarterly)
_;
;
25c
8-12
t$1.25
7-2
6-17
Murray
22 Vic
7-15
6-20
Mutual
117Vic
7-15
,
Co.,
Ltd.—
'
&
Telephone,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Mussens
Ltd.—
6-20
Ohio
Mfg.
Canada,
Co,
Ltd.
(annual)—
System Inc., common
6% preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)—_
75c
7-
1
6-20
30c
(quar.)—
7-
1
6-24
$50c
8-
1
7-12
7-15
6-29
10c
37Vic
ve
S.';.' )■
,
6-14
7-
7-19
—
(quar.)
Co.
7
$1
;
—
Screw
6-10
Consolidated, Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
Morton
—.
(quar.)
Extra
7%
6-14
Philip Morris & Co.
see
Cafeterias
Common
1
7-30
8-15
; 7-
15c
(quar.)
Moore Drop Forging, common (quar.)
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Morris
7-17
7-31
62V2C
$1
(quar.)
A
B
7
6-
8-22
27Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
$1.12 Vi
50c
7-
$1.17V2
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery County Trust
Mother's
,
—
(quar.)___
6-12
$1.50
(quar.)
Telegraph
Common
*
7-15
50c
tl2Vic
$$I.37M»
7-10
split)
4.70%
6-28
Morrow
(quar.)
common
(initial-quar.)
Corp.
Electric
preferred
Maritime
8-30
8-30
10-
preferred
Maritime
-i
—
Pov/er
4.50%
8-15
(N. Y.)—
Corp/ (quar.)
Maririe
7-16
8-30
10c
Quarterly
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd.,
5Vi%.-pref. B (quar.)
Maremont Corp.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
6- 7
Montana
7-15
$1.75
$1.30
1
6-20
Co.—
two-for-one
(after
common
1
& Hyde
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
7
(quar.)
—
Assurance
(Winnipeg)
(s-a)_
Monarch
7-31
Chemical Works—
-Manchester Gas, 7% preferred (accum.)
Mannesmann A G "Amer, dep. rcts."_
6-28
1
$1.08
-
preferred (quar.)„
Specialties (quar.)
—
$1.12%
in class B
preference
25c
8c
—
7-15
8-
—
1
(quar.)
1
—
Moore
common-
1
8-
7-
<
68%c
55c
7Vic
(quar.)
7-
$1.10
—L
15c
5c
(quar.)
dividend
9-
(quar.)
2%
1
7-23
7-
1
10-10
1
—
10-15
7-10
10-31
7-
25c
$1.25.
Mirro Aluminum (quar.)
30c
Mississippi Glass
(quar.)
——^2-—
25c
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
.
$1.15
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.10
Mississippi Valley Gas
———
V
30c
Missouri Natural Gas (quar.)
15c
Missouri Pacific RR., class A
(quar.)
60c
Missouri Power & Light, 4.30% pfd. (quar.)_
$1.07V2
Mitchell
(J. S.) & Co.—
!
10c
Mobile & Birmingham RR., 4% pfd. (S-a)—
$2
Mobile Gas Service, Corp., common (quar.)27V2C
4.90% preferred (quar.)
;
—
$1.22V2
4.50% preferred (quar.)
$1.12V2
4.75% preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
Model Engineering & Mfg. (stock dividend)
5%
Modern Materials
IVic
Monarch Knitting Co. Ltd.,
common
tlOc
4V2%
8-15
7-31
15c
27Vic
$25
—__
5c
-—
(quar.)
Mid-Texas Telephone Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
Mid-^est^ Abrasive, Co. (increased)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, com. (quar;).—
4.Vi % preferred (quar.)
—
^Middle South Utilities (quar.)
Mill "Factors Corp.. (quar.)
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc., common (quar.)——
4Vi% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Minnesota Enterprises, common (quar.)——
5% prior prelerred (quar.)
Minnesota .& Ontario Paper (quar.)—
Minnesota Power & Light, 5%<pfd. (quar.)
40c
(quar.)
7 Vi C
—~T_
Oil, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
—
Telephone
Montana-Dakota
(E. F.)
$1
monthly)
Stock dividend (payable
(quar.)—
8-15
3
8-
-
8c
95c
~
IIIIIIIIIIII
com "(mTar.)
(quar.)—
(reduced
pfd.
3
9-
$1.08%
97Vic
96Vic
95c
(quar.)
Midland-Guardian
.
8-15
9-
25c
37 %c
$1.11%
.
6-13
3
87Vic
(quar.)
8-16
11-15
•
7-30
9-
45c
20c
,l5c
(quar.)
9-10
Mines
9
6-14
:
12-10
7-
10c
50c
(quar.)
Mid-Continental
7-12
8-
37Vic
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Preferred
2-17
7-22
45c
Michigan Gas & Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.) '
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Life Insurance Co. (s-a)
Mid-America
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
8-16
12-10
6-18
1
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
[.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Mexican Light & Power
(stock dividend)—
(l-20th of a com. sh. for each sh. held)
Meyer (Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)
Michigan Bakeries, 5Vi% pfd. (accum.)
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
6-28
'
7-1
2
8Vic
45c
3.85%
7-15
7-
1
(quar.)
Mesta
7-
1
6-20
1
(quar.)
6-10
1
$1.50
Lines
common
Co.
7-
1
7-
(quar.)
6-10
preferred
1.
7-
7-
common
preferred
Motor
Machine
7
8-
26c
8Vic
Louis)
1
7-
20c
(St.
1
$1.25
$1.06%
$1.08%
$1.08%
$1.28Va
30c
-
Co.
7-
$3.50
6-
7-
(quar.)
Fast
6-28
1
55c
(quar.)
7-
140c
6V4C
HV4C
10c
33Vb%
17Vic
Cement
convertible
7
3
7-
$.00%
(quar.)—
common
(monthly)
Corp.
A
div.)—
(s-a)
Portland
66-
62Vic
preferred (s-a) T
Telephone Co.,
preferred
(stock
(quar.)
common
3
6-
77-
25c
2%
17c
Monthly
7
Johnson,
4%
7-
12Vic
;
Bank
National
Meadviile
10-15
8c
&
$1.05
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
conv.
Mahoning Coal RR Co.,
5% preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
Monthly
Kawanee
:
2 Vic
_____
—
>\
1
1
12Vic
Drug Stores (quar.)
Madison Square Garden Corp.—
60c
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
I
(quar.)
Kansas Power & Light, common
4%% preferred (quar.)
~
7-
8-15
25c
25c
IV4C
10c
i
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Trucking
(quar.)
M'cQuay, Inc. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
11-
(quar.)
Mading
37 Vic
(qua'r.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
$5 preferred (quar.)
;
Corp.
7-15
B
McLean
industries—
Mack
7-31
(Jonathan)
(quar.)
noncumulative preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Kavanau
6-14
7-15
Mommy
15c
;
(quar.)
common
4%
preferred
2
1
Monthly
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Industries—
4%
nonciimulative preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.—
5%
&
MCA, Inc., $1.50
8-
tl5c
preferred
$4.28
7-
Class
6-14
9-
7-29
93%c
20c
t50c
t35c
12 Vic
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, Inc.,
8-
t———————
—a_i.
Co., common
(quar.)
$6 preference (quar.)
Lyons-Magnus, class B
Lvtton Financial Corp.
(initial quar.)__—_
Corp.?"
City Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)__
—II—I
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.32
6-14
(initial)
Inc.~"(quarir~
(quar.)_,
$1.50 preferred
preferred
$4.50
1
1 Vi %
Typograph
40c
$3.80
$4.35
6-21
7-
25c
.
5%
Kansas
/
7-20
7-15
$1.75
lc
(quar.)_
Lowe's
tl3%C
common
Jupiter1 Corp.,
1
6-28
7-
55c
93%c
85c
93%c
,
(L.),
Ltd.,
preferred
(s-a)
McCabe Grain, Ltd.
(quar.)
McCall
Corporation
(quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
7-15
8-
Inc.
6-17
7-
~~~v~
(quar.)
W.),
(J.
7-
10c
15c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (1945 and 1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred iy59 series
(quar.)
3%% preferred 1959 series
(quar.)
'<
_____
Josten's,
Class-
7-31
$1.37Vi
50c
50c
50c
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Companies, Inc. (increased quar.)
Lowney (W. M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
6-20
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
■r
-
Common
6-20
6-20
25c
Y.)—
N.
—
May Department Stores— '
'
Louisville
5-31
7-
93%c
Co.—
Jonathan
4.44%
5-31
40c
preferred
Johnson
5-31
2
Power
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Jim Walter Corp. (see Walter
(Jim)
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
6%
preferred A
(quar.)
5%%
2
$1
I
3%%
j
7-
7-
$1.75
—
5-27
6-25
1
7-
.,16c
$3
—
(quar.)
Coke
7-
10c
income)-
(s-a)
(Locust Valley,
Industries
Maxwell
7-
35c
75c
7Vic
12Vic
10c
$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
Inc.
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ludlow
Common
<
4.96%
t50c
Tea
Tea
Louisiana
5-31
xl Vi %
__
3%%
Los
5-31
xlVi%
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)_
Jersey Central Power & Light—
.
6-28
2
2
xl %%
(quail) "I
pfd.
Jenkins
v
7-11
7-
XI Vi %
(quar.)_
7
6-14
J13%c
—
———J———*————.—^
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Athletic Club
7-
10c
6-
J lVi%
7%
7-10
•
tl5c
—;
Glass
7-19
17c
preference
Fund
Bank
1
7-16
of beneficial
(units
McBrine
'
Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
(P.) Co., com. (increased-quar.)__
t$1.75
.
cum.
Matinectack
7-26
1
Trust—rinvestment
Fund
6-30
7
—
.'
net
Life
(quar.)
Valley Ry
Co.
(Jonathan)
Lorain
Investors
from
6-30
1
7-
35c
15c
15c
25c
25c
45c
10c
8c
Mfg. (quar.)
Lone Star Brewing (quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co
5%
preferred series B (quar.)
4%% preferred series D (quar.)____
4.35% preferred series E (quar.)
4.35% preferred series F (quar.)—
5Vs%
preferred series H (quar.)——___
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Longhom Portland Cement-
.
7-1
4%
40c
_______
.—I—I
(quar.)__
Service
6%
7-15
(quar.)
interest)
Massawippi
6-
LoadOntown
'
16C
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common..
7%
cum.
preference (quar.)
7% cum. preference B (quar.)
5%
cum. preference C
(quar.)—
cum. preference D
5%
(quar.)
Japan
6-30
7-15
59%c
9c
Lorillafd
■
7-15
1
stdck
'B
Corp.
(Quarterly
7-
(quar.)—
...
(quar.)
Noh-callable preferred
Lockheed Aircraft Corp,
of
20c
Inc., (semi-annual from
income)
(j.
Massachusetts
7-15
Mays
—
dividend)dividend)
Lofhart "Perfected
Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Island Creek Coal, common (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar,)—
Israel Investors (stock. dividend)
Istel
7
+38c
Preferred
dividend.
at
common
(stock
(stock
Miami
Logan
Irving
•
6-
7
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
\
.
~
^
Ipco^Hospital Supply (initial)
"r
1
7-31
26V4C
(quar.)Original stoek (quar.)—
$1.60 redeemable 1st- pref. ser B
Local Finance Corp., class A
6-14
45c
(quar.),
7-
60c
—j—
plus,
7-
Printing Co.—
Original
6-14
1'
50c
two. shares -for;e£ch_.preferred share)—
.
Masonite
(Greenville, S. C.)
gtd. betterman
gtd. betterman
Special 4% gtd. betterman
Original stock (quar.)
$1.76 .convertible preferred (entire issue
called
for
redemption -on : July .3; at
•
7
6-
(quar.)
Special 4%
Special 4%
1
common—_
preferred (quar.)
4-80%
preferred, (quar.).
Iowa Southern Utilities—
■
6-
1
(quar.)
Wayne)
Common
$1.50
—
4.35%
f
6-10
(quar.)
6-30
7-
1
National Life Insurance
1
preferred
6%
1
6-13
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
Lincoln Mining Co.
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa, Power & Light Co., common
)3.30% preferred (quar.)-
"
6-10
York-
4.80%.
-
1
Common
A
Iowa' Electric -Light
-
6-10
Lincoln
$2
'Iowa Beef Packers Inc.—
6% preferred (quar.),___
•
7-19
1
Co.,
(quar.)
Inc.
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
,
t75c
;
(quar.)__j
Funding Corp.
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Class
6%
1
7-
Wc
t60c
________
6-20
Diversified Service inc.—-
A
Investors
„
27
(quar.)
com.
1
7-
'
6-20
7-
68 %C
I
Foundation, Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
McLennan,
7-15
7-
(quar.)
Company, class A
6-20
pfd. (quar.)
Marietta
Marcin
6-29
(quar.)
preferred series A
7-
(quar.)
Corp., 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)—
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock (quar.)
Quarterly
5c
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.);
30c
5%%
preferred (quar.)___
$0.359375
Liberty Real Estate Trust (Fla.)—
Shares of beneficial interest
(monthly)—
6c
6-20
1
8-
(
54y2c
&
3
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
7-
r
18%C
(quar.)
o'/2%
(quar.)
6-20
7-
25c
_________
Power,
1
7-20
(quar.)
6-20
1
7-1
20c
21V4C
pfd. A
Lehigh Valley Industries, $1.50 pfd. (s-a)—
Lehigh Press (quar.)
Lehman Corp. (quar.)
Levlne's inc.
(quar.)__
—_—.—
Lexington Water, 5.75% preferred (quar.)__
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—
$1 preferred
(quar.)___
75 cents partic. preferred (quar.)—___
Interstate
Marshall-Wells
6-30
5c
13c
50c
$1
10c
133/4C
7-
$1.20
cents
85
7-
7-15
Corp.
Son
&
$3.75
7- 1
40c
-
;
Interstate Financial Corp.
Common
(quar.)
7-15
from
cents
7-19
$1.50
$1.12Va
31 Vic
30c
s>upermarkets
'
(M.)
Mattel, Inc.
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)
$1.80 preferred
(quar.)
Lanvin Parfums
(quar.)
L:
Lazard Fund (from net investment income)
Leatii & Co.
(quar.)__
6-12
$.042
(quar.)
5V2%
Ltd.
Machine*
7-
Ceramics—
preferred
&
Marsa
1
Sessions—
conv.
Landis
7-15
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Inc.
6-28
t37Vic
(quar.)
&
4.75%
6-28
t20c
common
com.
Publishing—
deposit receipts
American
Marsh
6-20
1
1
7-
15c
47c
4c
Y. C.)
(N.
Eleciric
(John),
Lamson
.
Ltd.,
3
Gas, common (quar.)
Lambton Loan'& Investment Co.
6-21
!
International
-
6-14
77-
from
cents
Ltfcjecie
DC)—
4%
Ltd.
Marsa
6-10
10c
International Packers
t;-
1
8-
7-
—
International Harvester
-
'7-
20c
(quar.)_
Fragrances, Inc.—
&
flavors
Marquette Cement M'ig. Co., 6%
6-14
Massachusetts
Koppers Co., Inc. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
75c
participating: preferred
International
6-14
12 Vic
25c
plus
7-
20c
,
Powders
12-16
50c
(2
8-
(quar.)
2%
(quar.)—
capital gains)
7-
pfd. (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
.International Bank| (Washington,
Increased semi-annual
International
income
investment
6-14
25c
preferred
25c
30c
(quar.)
F*und
1
3iy4c
Inter Mountain Telephone
6%
Growth
12c
(quar.)
Intermountain
Company
net
(quar.)
preferred A
Marlin-Rockwell
;—
(quar.)
7-16
Maust Coal &
Knickerbocker
8
series
dividend
6-24
7-
1/c
(quar.)
common
1-2-64
10c
50c
$1.12%
35c
7 Vic
3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
5%
$1
Payable 0} Rec.
20c
12Vic
25c
25c
3oc
12C
40c
30c
(quar.)
Industries
Basket,
Share
1%
Oil Industries
50c
—
Common
9-16
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kingsport Press, Inc.
6-28
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
-
1
dividend
12c
Securities
10-
Company
Marlene
income)
-
America
Insurance
Insurance
Market
Keystone. Custodian Funds:
Class A and Class B
(quar.)
Low-priced Bond Fund B-3__—
Low-priced Common Stock Fund S-4_—
(Above payments are from investment
7-15
Fund
North
Marley
6-15
:
Keyes Fibre, 4.80%
1st preferred
Keystone Alloys (stock dividend)
6-15
*6-
7-30
J20c
incbme
Income
of
6-14
2
7-
(s-a)
investment income)-.
Co.
1
7-
j$i
Ltd. (quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Insurance
6-14
112 Vic
;
Bell,
From
6-17
1
Kendall
Kerr McGee
preferred (quar.)_
Ingers'oll-Rand Co., 6% preferred
Institutional
2
7-
50c
4%'
&
1
7-
Kendall Company,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
7-
,
(increased)
$4.50 pfd. series A (quar.)
Refining (quar.)
Kent Washington
Inc.
(quar.)
Kenwin Shops
6-25
11-15
*$3
.
—
Ingram
7-15
20c
A.__^
(Sarnia) (s-a)
(Rhode Island)—
Bank
Quarterly
Ingersoll Machine & Tool,
A
6-10
10c
—
,:
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.—87%c
87 Vic
87 Vic
_
Kelsey-Hayes
Mortgage &.Trust
Industrial
Class
6-10
1
11-29
3 %
Ele-tnca
1
7-
Hardware—
dividend
Inaustna
7-
$1.25
$1.06Vi
preferred (quar.)
41/4%
preferred
(quar.)
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Monday, July 1, 1963
...
6-29
7-15
'.it
s.
'V
-I-.
V
I'¬
49
Per
Name of Company
4.64%
preferred
Narrow
Pa.one
Nashville
&
Nation-Wide
Securities
.
of
Cash
,
ject
to
New
1
7-15
10c
17c
-
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Orbit
Ore-Ida
7-
1,1
7-
8
7-
'National
Grocers,
/
fj $1.50 prior preference
National
Linen
6-20
Pacific
Gas
7-
1
6-17
Pacific
7-15
6-28
Pacific
7-
6-14
$37 %c
7-
1
1
6-
7-
3
30c
,v
Periodical
Quarterly
National
Publications,
Inc.
(N.
______———
Presto
'National Propane Corp., $1.04
pfd.
2 5% 2nd preferred A (quar.)_:
National
Screw
National
Securities
Manufacturing
&
.2
series
Balanced
&
10c
7-10
-2.
6-7
26C
7-
1
6-
7
4.52%
6.16%
(quar.)
7
:
31 Vic
_
(quar.)
v
7-
1-
6-
7-
50c
1
6-17
2
_
15c
7-15
12c
/.—.—
7-15
12
payments are all quarterly from
investment income.)
5c
7-15
6-28
Shawmut
Bank
National
State
Co.
Bank
(Boston)
6%
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
7-
•35c
(Newark.
NJ)
(quar.)
1
7-
6-13
1
35 c
7-
1
$1.31 V*
7-
6-14
1
6-19
Natural Gas
-
5%%
5%%
5.50%
preferred
Brunswick
New
(quar.)—
Telephone,
England
New
Electric
England
England
New
Gas
Boston
System
Merchants
(quar.)
6-14
Pak-Well
6-24
8-
1
7-10
27 VaC
8-
4.36%
York,
York
?
&
Bank
Preferred
(s-a)
File
American
Aviation
Fund
1
6-14
1
"
7-1
Van
Gas
Ry.
6-10
6-14
Peaslee-Gaulbert
7-
1
6-14
Pennsalt
7-
:
Pennsylvania
7
: 6-14
5
6-12
5
'\;.V 6-12
7-10
6-29
7-
1
6-14
$15c
7-
2
-7.
v-
•"
6-
7
1
6-14
7-15
6-28
8-
7-11
15c
11-
1
116 Vic
1
10-10
7-
1
6-11
$7C ;
7-31
6-28
1
7-15
6-28
12 VaC
7-
1
$1.75
7-
1
6-17
9-30
9-16
6-17
7-19
7-
7-
15c
6-10
1
$2
7-15
$2
7-15
42c
5
6-28
-
6-28
8-
1
6-24
$1.37 Va
8-
1
6-24
$1.25
8-
1
6-24
$1.25
8-
1
6-24
44c
7-
1
-
6-
1
$1.06%
7-15
6-21
$1.12
7-15
6-21
1
$1.05
6-21
7-
1
6-17
$1.45
7-
1
6-17
$1.40
•
7-15
$1.37 Va
Gas—
7-
1
6-17
;
'
(quar.)
preferred
5.60%
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
Ohio
(quar.)
Telephone—
Common
(quar.)
40c
preferred
Northern
States
Common
$3.60
Rv.
(increased
preferred
preferred
Northern
Trust
Northwestern
Nova
Scotia
Class
Nuclear
(increased
Shoe
7-31
7-10
7-
6-20
1
7-20
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-15
Wire
8%
(quar.)
Phoenix
Piedmont
7-15
&
7%
Co.
Ocean
Cement
Ogilvie
Ohio
Petroleum
Flour
Edison
4.44%
4.40%
3.90 %
5%
1st
preferred
preferred
Oklahoma
4%
Old
Sand
Power
Corp.
Gas
60c
7-30
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
6-17
2
6-
Electric,
Steel
&
97 VaC
(s-a)
common.
(quar.)
Store
Debenture
Products
3
&
Co
Opelika Mfg.' (quar.)._
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
7-15
6-29
6-14
60c
18c
7-30
7-10
Powers
Regulator
Pratt
Preferred
5%%
Prince
Gardner
(quar.)
Princeton
(NJ)
Proctor-Silex
Procter
&
Proctor-Silex,
6%
2nd
Bank
Corp.
_^—
&
___
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
6-28
6-21
Progress Mfg.
2
6-14
Prom
20c
7-15
Motor
Properties
Co.,
7-
1
6-15
Providence
Co.
Provincial
Gas
8-
4lc
7-15
20c
Corp.
1
7-
1
6-20
$10c
pfd.
8-
1
'
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
87 Vac
(quar.)
7-
1
6-24
8-15
7-23
15C
25c
7-
1
6-14
14c
7-
1
6-20
50c
7-19
6-21
10c
,
(monthly).
7-
3
7-
3
6-19
6-19
15c
7-15
27 Vac
7-12
12 VaC
7-
1
6-10
8-
1
7-12
59 %C
$1.12 Va
,7-
1
6-12
\
(quar.)
8-
1
7-12
90c
7-
1
6-10
12 Vac
pfd.
7-
1
6-15
,
25c
7-
1
6-11
5C
7-
1
6-25
50c
7-
3
6-14
50c
(quar.)_
7-
3
6-14
7-
3
$1
?
6-18
7-
3
6-18
7-
3
6-18
8-.1
7-19
Brand
Rice
Mills
Express,
Inc.,
25c
7-
1
8-
1
preferred J
preferred K
preferred L
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
:
$1
9-10
>
i
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-10
7-15
8-
1
8-
9-
3
9-
3
•1
7-17
75C
St.
6-14
7-
1
7-
7-15
9-
3
8-
9
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
(quar.)
$1.37 Va
9
7-20
7-
1
8-
7-
1
10c
7-19
7-
St.
7-10
7-15
St.
■:
2
6-20
1
6-14
7-
1
$15c
7-
7-26
20c
7-15
National
Common
6-24
7-
6-14
Helena
5
7-
$15c
:|:$0.3281
6-12
1
6-17
7-31
7-
.
2
8-15
25C
5
7-
,-7-
20c
__.
6-10
6-14
1
Rubinstein
—
5%
$1.12 Va
9-18
2
6-11
15c
9-20
8-23
7-
$1.25
7-
$10c
1
6-14
7-31
$$1.25
7-15
7-
1
2
7-25
■
75c
8-15
8-
$25c
Stockyards
Francisco
1
7-16
10c
Co., class A (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Louis
7-
11c
Cement
Louis-San
6-25
4%
38%c.
common
(quar.)__
6-14
6-28
7-25
10c
(final)
6-14
2
7-31
25c
Joseph Light & Power—
preferred A (quar.)
5%
8-
1
$1.25
Lawrence
5
7-15
of
3
7-
7-
5c
St.
5
9-
tax
9-
$2
30c
A
Lawrence
9
9-
Corporation,
St.
9
8-
$1.23%
5%
1
6-12
3
8'
$1.02 Va
(stock dividend)
Ruppert
(Jacob), 41/2%
preferred (quar.)_
Russ Togs, class A (quar.)
—J
,i
7-15
8-23
..7-
$1.18%
(Helena) see
Rudy Manufacturing Co.
6-19
:
1
9-10
7-25
(quar.)_____
Rubinstein
1
6-20
6-20
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Royalite Oil, Ltd.. 5V4% pfd. (quar.)__.
7
7-
income
1
1
$1
Genesee
Furniture
6-20
77-
$1.02%
Broadcasting (quar.)
Royce, Ltd. ordinary "ADRS"
Class
7-15
6-20
1
/
Industries (quar.)_
Rosenau Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
6-14
1
1
7-
15C
..
Roper
8-20
7-15
8-
7-
25C
/V';
—
(quar.)
I
&
Rothmoor
7-12
$25c
Telephone
Less British
1
10c
;
H
preferred
Rolls
8
8-
$10c
common
Valley RR. (s-a)__
Corp., common (quar.)
-.5%
preferred
(quar.)
Rockover of Canada, 6%
pref. (quar.)
Rohr
Corporation
(quar.)
6-14
6-18
$30c
com.
(quar.)
Rochester
7-30
7-
7-
1
7-
2
6-25
7-
6-21
■
1
Ry.—
(quar.)
25c
;
9-
9-17
3
6-28
7-
6-14
1
$1.25
9-17
9-
3
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-16
12-
a
St.
St.
6-12
1
6-24
59-
9-24
99-
3
6-30
6-14
37 Vac
7-
American
Francs
Salada
Salt
6-28
7-15
Sams
San
6-20
7-15
6-20
7-
1
7-
1
(Howard
7-
4.60%
4%%
8-15
4.40%
Sandura
Company,
70c
8-
1
7-15
6-28
Santa
$2
7-15
6-21
Saratoga &
ll'/sC
7-
1
6-14
Savannah Electric
7-
1
6-14
—
7-10
31V4C
9-
7-
2
8
4.36%
8-15
20c
7-
1
Saxon
7-25
7-
15c
7-1
6-14
2
,
7-
1
common
(quar.)
——
Sugar
Tubular
6%
of
50
13
6-17
I
Quarterly
8-23
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
7-25
7-10
7-
6-14
$1.25
1
cents
rate
of
6-24
32c
7-15
6-28
25C
7-15
23C
7-15
22 VaC
_______
—;
7-15
60c
22C
conv.
(Calif.)
& Power
pfd.
(quar.)
(s-a)
—
__i
15c
30c
6-28
7-
1
7-
1
"6-28
6-19
6-20
(quar.)
7-15
7-
1
30c
7-15
7-
1
$1.09
common
7-15
7-
1
7-
1
$1.31 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
7-15
6-28
$3
(quar.)
Refining
6-28
r
(quar.)
Products
(N. Y.)
9-14
7-
30e
15c
.
centavos
(quar.)_T—
Paper Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Scar§dale
\
7- 5
.6-15
24c
t63e
Co.,
(quar.)
Bank
preferred
Savannah
Sawhill
.__
&
i_
Schenectady RR._
preferred
5(4%
6-28
-
Monica
7- 5
Electric—
preferred
10c
.
j,
$6c
(quar.)
(payment
preferred
preferred
3
-
3
1
7-31
share)__
—
9-
•
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
5
3
68'
&
__—
8-16
7-
1
per
to approximately
based
on
Philippine
&
6*
:
V
rate]
(s-a)
2
8-30
Glaces
1
1
(payment of 4.75
equal
Common
7-15
Des
7-
7-
8-15
6V4C
Milling
San
8
8-
6-19
7-10
$1
(quar.)
W.)
preferred
share
per
share
remittance)
Diego Gas
6-18
7-
Ltd.
5
17 Vac
Corp
Hardware
Carlos
per
6-15
7-25
Foods,
Lake
French
7-
7-17
■
$1.07%
(Manufactures
[net
11c
32c
(quar.)__
—
Chimiques)—
deposit receipts
Saladmaster
6-17
7-13
-
1
Gobain
Produits
3
9-24
$3
(quar.)___—_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Printing
(initial)
Saint
3
62-^r
Inc.
Insurance
Safran
3
9-24
Casting,
& Marine
Stores—
4.30%
6-29
7-
Steel
Fire
.
4%
6-29
,
Louis
Paul
Safeway
6-29
7-15
7-15
15c
(quar.)
6-10
7-15
•
preferred
5%
6-10
7-15
15c
(quar.)
(initial)
5-24
1
22 Vac
Ltd.,
& Electric—
preferred
5.50%
7-19
7-
,,
$5c
Rochester
6-17
7-25
+50c
(quar.)
new
Co.
(increased) ' C_preferred
F
(quar.)
-
1
7-10
20c
(quar.)
(P. L.) Mfg.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
8-
$0,076
(quar.)—
4%%
6-20
1
30c
93 %C
Ltd.
Rollins
10c
.
(s-a)_|—„
pfd.
1
8-
(quar.)
15c
5%
6-28
7-
8-15
(quar.)
4.10%
j '
(quar.)
Co.,
A
4.95%
6-14
1
7-
;'
3c
(quar.)
Transport
7-25
7-10
25c
4%
/
2
7-
25c
37c
__
(quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)
Common
6-20
1
12 Vac
A
conv.
Bros., common
(quar.)
Rochester Gas
i
8-15
7-
13 %c
preferred
7
7-
50c
i
6-10
40c
25c
(quar.)
class
7-25
9-12
6-
.
(extra)
5%
Trust
1
11c
(quar.)
'
6-10
.
56c
.
$1.25
Hotel,
7-15
6-17
2
1
1
7VaC *
(quar.)—
Progress Industries, Inc.
1
7-
8-15
7-
20c
22c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-
8-15
;
'
6-10
62 VaC
.____—_____—
8%
7-15
7-
■/■■//'
4
1
7-
5c
(irregular)
Gamble,
75c
*5c
$1.10
10c
(accum.)
6-28
U5c
7-
38c
(quar.)__
7-19
t$1.75
V
$1.75
6% preferred (s-a)
Paper (quar.)_;
(quar.)
1
7-
26c
(s-a)
Participating
Robins (A. H.) Co.
h .7 7-1.5
&-
10c
.___
10-
6-14
(extra)
6%
".-r-34C:<7 7-.lt .t 6-10
$1.15
\7i-l, ■v 6-10
$1.50
:
(quar.)——___;
Automotive (quar.)
Utilities Mfg.—
preferred
6-14
25c
(quar.)
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Western
Roadway
8-15
,15c
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Bros. & Co., Ltd. (quar.)__—2
3V2%
Robertson
.: 8-15
'.'i-.t.'. i-'i)./
;
$1.75
___
-
1
5%
Lambert
&
20c
com.
..
.
3
9-3
10c
(quar.)
f25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
9-12
7-
guaranteed
River
Canada—
preferred
1
guaranteed
$1
9-
$L1.6
7-15
;
Electric
$1.06
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Fixture
$1.11
$1.10
(quar.)
Insurance (Boston)
Loan
preferred
Ontario
2
7-
3
5c
—
Price
preferred
Ontario
7%
&
of
7-
7-
Tools,
General
4%%
t20c
(s-a)
5
6-
$1
(s-a)—
•___.
1
24c
"
Ry.—
(quar.)
Participating
tl5c
Ltd.
7-
1
5c
Sulphite
6-
6-10
1
7-
$1
(quar.)
Electric
Huron
6-13
1
8-
30C
90c
:
2nd preferred
5%
Portable
Port
6-13
7-
7-15
40c
Inc.
1
7-
America—
of
Corp.
Rio
Tinto Zinc,
Ritter Company
6-19
1
97 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 6% preferred
preferred
Colony
Ontario
v
Supplies,
Mills
;
1
8-
$2.50
Ry.
(quar.)
preferred
1
Co.—
preferred
Ohio River
4.24%
&
Corp
7-
20c
•
62 Vac
(quar.)
2
9
6-19
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp., common
7-
6-20
22 VaC
centavos)
Chicago
6-14
7-
10-
6%
Rowe
Inc.
Common
7-
7-
,6-13
27'/a C
(Hartford)
&
9-20
50c
Inc., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
6-19
1
$1,121/2
B
(quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
6%
7-
1
2
12c
Class
25c
(quar.)
2
77-
$2.50
i
40
1
$$1.50
Rich's,
Trust
(quar.)
Wayne
preferred
Precision
Occidental
6-21
7-
83%c I
—
(quar.)
20c
Co
Co.
Fort
20c
5
Co.
common
t26c
(quar.)
:——
_____
Northern
Co.,
Portland
(quar.)
Rhodes
.
Pittsburgh & Lake ETie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh Reflector, class A (quar.)
6-28
6-10
12 Vac
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Finance
7-15
6-26
1
$1.06
—
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Pioneer Aerodynamics Systems,
+5c
1
7-
$1.0.6%.
of
6-21
10-
$$1.50
Construction
Richman
"
2"22222
Exploration
Insurance
Plough,
7-
6-18
,
preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (a payment of 25
centavos)
Phillips-Eckardt Electronic Corp. (quar.)
Polaroid
7-24
1
30c
,-■■4%
6-28
7-31
7-
/
Philadelphia
(quar.)—
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc.,- common (quar.)
6-28
25c
7-26
Common
(quar.)
Investment
(a payment
National Bank
6-28
75c
22 Vac
9
..:
common
1
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
,
preferred
7-15
(quar.)
8-
Philadelphia Fund—
7-15
.
Nunn-Bush
Co.,
6-17
7-
7%
Valley RR. (s-a)
Moe & Jack (quar.)
preferred
Common
Power—
Engineering
Milk
4Vi%
6-21
quar.)_
(quar.)
common
common
Pet
1
quarterly
Chemical,
B
Bureau
Petroleum
$1.04
(Chicago)
&
Light &
Increased
Noxzema
Co.
Glass
Steel
&
7,
Rexach
6
>■
;
Boys—Manny,
$1.02%
:
Ltd.
Estate
6-15
2
7-29
$15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco, 3.60%
Reynolds
—
Peoria
Pioneer
-
6-14
6-
17 VaC
(quar.)—2
Real
Pep
Pittsburgh
9-13
90c
(quar.)
4V2%
1
1
—
6-21
34c
(quar.)_.
Northwestern
6-14
$1.02 Va
(quar.)
$4.16
Telephone,
•
$1.02
$4.11
6-14
7-
7-
—
6-21
6c
(quar.)
1
7-
5c
9c
Peoples Bank
(Erie County)
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Patchogue, NY) (s-a)
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
Peoples Trust City Bank (Reading, Pa.) —
Quarterly
-.—
1
:
preferred
preferred
7-10
'
preferred
1
55c
(quar.)_
preferred
Northern
1
(Minn.)—
$4.10
7-31
7-
6-14
6-11
$15c
(quar.)
Revere Racing Assn., Inc.
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
of
,
4.40%
Pennsylvania
6-14
1
7-15
20c
common
Laboratory
Class
.;
3.35%
4.60%
4.50%
1
quar.)
6-7
.—
& Light—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)^—
preferred (quar.)—:■
preferred
(quar.)
7-
(qu-.r.)
1
pre¬
(quar.)___
preferred
7-
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
7-
12 VaC
(quar.)
Corp.
1 '
7-
Extra
12-10
Steel
Richardson
(quar.)—_
Sand
Power
4.25%
10-
$1.06
$4.08
;
7-
40c
Plastics
Northern
Resiflex
12-10
1-3-64
62VaC
(quar.)
4Vi%
pfd.
Pennsylvania Power
$1.25
(quar.)
Pacific
Northern
Supply Co.
7-
$10c
A, (quar.)
Mfg. Co.,
Republic
l-for-5
a
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
5%
preferred
(quar.)
414%
preferred
(quar.)
414%
the
on
for
4.24%' preferred
4.64% preferred
Pillsbury
(quar.)
Common
6-10
1-3-64
—
(J C)
Co.
Pennsylvania Glass
7
7-
12 Vac
preference (quar.)
414%
preferred (quar.)___+
414% preferred (quar.)2
4.22% preferred (quar.)_
3
I
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Chemicals
7
7-
$1.50
4.40%
7-
10c
Corp.,
6-
'
93 %C
(quar.)— ■__
6-14
80c
common
6-
1
__
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_:
Northern Indiana Public Service—
Natural
Class
6-
1
7-
15c
(s-a)
7-15
1
7VaC
(Frank) Lumber, class A
B
(quar.)
1
7-
$1.75
Central Ry. (s-a)
Illinois Gas,
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preierred
Paxton
Dental
Peabody Coal Co.,
1
.
1
7-
$1.16
62Vic
6-24
35c
1
Republic Corp., common (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Republic National Bank (Dallas)
8-
(quar.)
5-31
6-10
50c
5.50%
5%%
Delaware
6-29
2%
com.
6-14
and 12 Vic for all preferred
F.)
1
10c
___
2
J.)
(increased)
tendered
Semi-annual
Northern
5.80%
split,
(M.
1
1
V
7-
Reliance
surrendered
7-
7-
Northern
Northern
not
7-
$1.12 Va
$1.37%
Lines
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Central
shares
reverse
is
payment
7-10
'V
50C
7-
(quar.)
American
Penn
Northern
1
15c
.
preferred
above
ferred
6-10
6c
-
Class
9
15c
Dohrmann Co. (formerly starrett'
Corp.) $2.50 preferred (initial)
The
6-10
1
Inc., (quar.)
7-
6-24
7-20
$5c
6-28
7-30
7
6- 7
i
7-20
$28c
(initial-quar.)
(Canada),
3
7-16
$22 VaC
Common
Refractories
(quar.)
North American Sugar
Industries, Inc.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-
$2.50
(Canada), Ltd.______
6-
70c
2%
6-
.
:
87 VaC
Batten, Ltd., class A
Corp.
(quar.)
A
Reitman's
Parvin
7-
American
North
6-27
1
7-
___..
7-
$1
6-14
$1.09
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
7-
93 %C
(quar.)
American
preferred
Penney
A
6-28
7-
Line—
7-18
■;
30c
North
4%
Pipe
6-18
$1.12%
class
6-19
7-15
Corporation
Eastern
1
2
87 VaC
Red Kap, Inc.
(initial).
Red a Pump Co.
Redwing Carriers (quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.) (increased)
"
12 VaC
(Englewood, N.
1
7-
25c
Properties
Class
75c
Co.
1
•
North
Trust
7-
$25c
(quar.)
&
common
4%
7-
$1
(quar.)
7-10
Real
6-25
10c
Inns
New
6-25
7-10
2
6-18
+27 Vac
A
12 Vac
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
Papert Koeing Lois, class A
Park Chemical Co.
(quar.)
7-
-
2 7-10
_.
6-18
7-15
—____—
6-25
$1.35
3
1
55c
6%
redeemable preferred (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.—
6-25
s-a)
7-15
7-
$1.50
Co.
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
6%
6-25
7-10
$1.25
semi-annual
dividend
6-18
$2.50
—
7-10
7-10
:
7-
7-30
15c
(quar.)
7-12
$2
common
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Grip
Class
6-25
1
6-14
6-19
10c
preferred
1st
10c
1
25c
—
7-10
$1.50
1
1
20c
Bearings Canada, Ltd., class A
Corp. of America, common (quar.)
Rapid
6-25
$1.54
_:
7-
7-
I(quar.)
M.
12 VaC
1
32c
••
7-10
$1.75
(quar.)
(reduced)
7-
(Ohio) Telephone—
preferred
North
6-28
6-25
$1.50
(increased
7-
3%
.
Corp. Ltd.,
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Pallas
-90c
(s-a)
common
Finance
North
6-21
7-15
A
$1.14
;
_
dividend
Nicholson
6%
7-15
$1.18%
6%
preferred (quar.)
2
Newport Electric Corp., 3%%
pfd.
(quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Norac
Palisades
\
6-25
$1.13
Ltd.
$1.15
Times, 5%% pfd. (quar.)—'i
New York Trap Rock Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
6-10
1
7-10
-7-10
25c
$1.50
York
Newark
7-
Stock
Panhandle
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_.
4 % %
preferred (quar.)
New
6-20
Patterson
New York State Electric & Gas—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
,
7-10
of
2
RR.,
$3.50
&
l
Paper Industries—
Increased
1
$1.01%
(quar.)
Harlem
Pako
34c
Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
Equities,
class
A
(monthly)
York
New
$3.50
7-
(initial)
Corporation (s-a)
28c
(quar.)
Public Service—
preferred
New
New
6-20
7-31
A
7-15
50c
(quar.)
7-15
5c
__
Class
15c
,___
preferred
Radio
$1.18%
1
15c
preferred
4%%
class
6-14
———
Orleans
6-20
:
common
dividend
1
England Power Co., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.56 %
preferred (quar.)
New
Hampshire Ball Bearings (stock div.)
New Hampshire Insurance Co.
(quar.);
New Haven Water Co.
(quar.)
.New Jersey Natural Gas
(quar.)
:
New Jersey Power &
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05%
R.
.
1
(quar.)_^
National
Corporation
Paddington Corp.,
1
4.60%
New
6-20
(quar.)
6-14
(quar.)_
Mining
Ramada
Paco
7-
New
]
7-15
(quar)
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric
&
Indemnity
7-
—_
Ltd.
preferred
20c
$1.37 %
(initial)
New
$1.12%
$1.18%
$1.41
1
10c
Conn.)
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__
5%
•
6-10
7-
6-10
$1
5V2%
Quincy
;
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., common
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co. Ltd.—
6-17
7-15
1
7-
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
6-20
:
7-
$1.06
;
•6-20
(quar.)
$1.43%
Nebraska Consolidated Mills (quar.)
Nevada Power, new common
6-14
8%
7-15
$1.09
25c
(quar.)
Page-Hershey Tubes
Pahang Rubber, Ltd.
;
6-21
$1.10
Co.,
preferred
Fashions
Pyle National
7-15
(quar.)—,
Southwest Airlines (initial)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—w
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
7-
7-1
10c
3511c
Oklahoma—
1
$1.25
preferred
Stock
Pipe Line Co. of America—
preferred
(quar.)preferred
(quar.)_„
preferred (quar.)___
j
5%%
.•
Pacific
Pacific
7-
7-15
-.
preferred
series
6-20
6-28
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)^^
5%
1
7-15
7-15
7%
"
7-
15c
of
Sportswear (quar.)
Putnam Tr. Co.
(Greenwich,
5
8-15
(quar.)
original
Puritan
6-11
1
Co.
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
Carolina—
Puritan
7-
1
25c
5.64%
6-28
6-28
,
1%
6-14
1
7-25
2%%
__
6%
2
1
Light—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
(Above
National
&
7-
North
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Publication Corp.—
6-28
7-
$1.50
—
pfd.
Chemical
Common
6-21
7T
.
Dividend series
National-Standard
Power
&
11-
15c
——
Pacific
Research:
series
$4.36
(quar.)
Nutrient
17.% C
2
2
7-15
Service
When
Share
of
4.24%
6-15
30c
(quar.);.---—--preferred (quar.)conv.
preferred (quar.)
S4.75
6-20
12-
25c
preferred
Y.)
_______
Industries
1
1
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
Public
1
$1
dividend)
Express
Corp.,
preferred
Pacific
7-
(stock
(quar.)
Intermountain
Lighting
S4.75
6-18
>
(N. J.)—
7-
•> 25c
iquar.)——
^__
Electric
$4.50
7
7-
Company
Service
Common
6-18
6-27
7-15
10c
;
Corp.
Properties
&
$4.40
6-14
7-
35c
National
■m
\
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coast
Pacific
1
50c
National Newark '& Essex Banking
(quar.)—
common
Corporation, $6 preferred (quar.)
6-20
7-16
tl5c
(quar.)
2
Service
(quar.)
Paper
7-15
32J/2C
._
Ozite
8-
$1,
15c
Gypsum
National
V
preferred
Oxford
•
:
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
Owens-Corning Fioerglas
35c
Ltd.,
Rubber
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% preferred-—
Owners Discount Corp. (quar.)
1
1
8-20
$20c
2.
J.———.
(s-a)
6-14
4,
6-18
20c
_.
6-11
Q
7-
$1
1
10c
6-14
5%
7-
3%
dividend)—.
1
O-
—.
National
!
Corp. (stock
(initial)
Co., class A__
7-15
.
^
Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)—
Fuel Gas ~ (quar.)——.—„„
$1.19
Per
Name of
Wholesale, Ltd.—
Class A
O'Sullivan
split sub-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Portland
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Public
7-10
30c
(2-fpr-l
Foods
WTten
Share
Utilities—
(quar.)—
Instrument
Oshawa
8
10-
25c
Distributing Properties (Md.) (s-a)
Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)_
National
Bond
6-10
7-15
10-15
40c
approval)
preferred
6-14
6-20
1
75c
(quar.)
Mfg.
of Company
preferred
Oregon
1
Co
Jersey)
National
V
4%
7-10
Community Bank (Rutherford,
National
v
475%
7-
93 %c
75c
stockholders
•National
NY)
Register
National Chemical &
„
8-
;
__
Inc.
(quarterly
income)___:
Commerce
Biscuit
National
Per
Name
7-15
__—
Bank
'National
1
58c
__
(s-a)__
net'investment
National Bank (Auburn,
Quarterly
8-
Co.,
from
National
56 J/4 C
_______
(quar.)
RR.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Orange & Rockland
vquar.;__
Decatur
When
Share
Narragansett Electric—
V. 4%%
preferred
(quar.)-
dividend)__
7-15
30c
7-
1
6-14
20c
7-15
6-28
7-29
7-16
15C
7-
1
6-19;
30c
7-
1
6-
2%%
National Bank & Trust—
6
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(50)
6-29
6-14
35c
Schenult
7-10
6-20
25c
27%c
13c
13c
9-3
8- 1
7- 1
8-15
7-18
6-21
(reduced-quar.)__
T
Schlumberger,
Ltd., N-V - (quar.)
Corp., 5%% preferred A
(quar.)_
Schwitzer
(monthly)
Scott & Fetzer Co..
Monthly
Monthly
—
,
.
40c
10c
37%c
Schering Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
Schlitz (Joseph)
Brewing (quar.)
Schluderberg-Kurdle Co. (quar.)-:.
preferred (quar.)___
■i
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Scottish & York Holdings—
; ;
A 5%%
1st preference (quar.)____
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,-com. (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
$68c
15c
6c
Corp.
(quar.)__,—————Seaboard Associates
■:
$4.75
^bc
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.) _;
preferred (quar.)
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Seaway Food Town
(stock dividend)
Second National
Bank
(Phila.)
(quar.)-—
Second United Cities Realty—
$6.25
35c
3%
35c
Stedman
Steel
6-24
of
ish
7- l
6-14
7-25
5%
Stern
from
Gasj (quar.)_—______
of
Boston-(quarterly
income)
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)
Association
Shawmut
Sheep
Creek
Mines
,—1
—
dividend
(quar.)
—
Class
(T.
Stock
dividend
class
on
(Howard)
7- 1
7- 1
7-29
7- 2
7- 2
8- 1
7-15
6-10
6-10
6-26
5-31
9-3
8-9
(quar.)__
Sonar
Radio Corp.
(stock dividend)-;——
Sorg Paper Co., common (quar.)__—_
5y2%
preferred (quar.)_
.A-i
$70c
South
5%
Atlantic
Gas
preferred
South Carolina
Co.,
7-2
6-21
6-19
Carolina Insurance
South
Carolina
i
National
Quarterly
i._—
7777-
South Puerto Rico Sugar,
8% preferred (quar.)
Ordinary
Southeastern
Sussex
6%
>
preferred
Sweets
>
Propane
50c
30c
7- 1
Southeastern
Public
Southern
Service
California
common
4.48%
preferred
4.56%
Southern
Gas
dividend)
7- 1
7-1
7-
(quar.)
4.80%
Gas
7-31
7-
28%c
Railway
Southland Life
5%
Southwestern
Southwestern
(Increased
Southwestern
Stock
Electric
quar.)__
Propane
dividend
3.90%
A* 4.15%
4.25%
4.40%
4.40%
4.60%
4.75%
2
2
6-15
7-25
1
6-17
6-17
1
7-15
7-
7-10
6-28
10c
7-
1
6-10
1%
7-
1
..
.
92y2c
.
.•
6-10
_
\
.
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
(quar.)
97y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.03%
8-1
7-19
$1.06%
8-
1
7-19
$1.10
8-
1
7-19
27%c
$1.15
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
$1.18%
8-
1
7-19
preferred
$1.40%
8-
1
7-19
27'Ac
8-
1
7-19
D
Company
Steel
$1.60
Dredging,
preferred
Standard
(75c
Fruit
clears
Class
B
Standard
3%%
Steamship Co.—
plus $5.25
of
preferred
Standard
Paving
Radio,
Standard Shares
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
6-17
4%
9-
class A
&
Thomas
Industries,
Thorofare Markets,
Thurow
Ltd.
(quar.)
Oil
Tidewater
Tip
Top
Co.
(s-a)
Packing Co.
Tompkins County
A
7-15
class
Tonka
Toro
Toys,
Inc.
Toronto
Iron
Works,
Torrington Company
Extra
Towle
C.owmotor
Traders
6-20
6-20
Trane
9-
1
8-20
6-14
20c
7-10
6-24
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
1
7-
1
6-20
9-10
10-21
9-
6
7-20
7-
5
7-
1
7-
8-
9
U.
7-10
6-24
7-15
6-28
7-
1
$10c
7-
2
20c
7-
1
6-21
S
Playing
2
6-14
U
45c
7-10
7-29
of
*
6-14
S
Products
6-20
6-28
Trust
Card
6-14
U
7-
U.
1
6-20
7-15
6-28
7-10
6-27
7-
1
6-
3
7-15
7-
5
7-15
7-
1
7-1
6-17
S.
Trust
Co.
5%
1
6-14
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
8c
7-
1
6-14
7-12
6-28
5c
7-15
7-
&
7-
I
Class
A
7-
1
6-
7
4% %
1
6-
7
Universal
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
Utah
6-24
1
6-
7
Utah
1"
6-
7
Utah
1
6-7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-20
6-29
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
8-
1
7-15
$1.18
New
j5%
Van
6-14
8-
1
7-10
Volt
Volunteer
1
1
6-
25c
7-
1
7-
1
,
1
Ltd.
7-10
7-10
7-15
7-
1
25c
7-
1
6-
B.)
1
67-
7-15
6-29
7-10
6-14
5c
7-
1
7-
1
30c
7-
1
15c
7-
5
7-19
7-
$50c
8-
1
6-28
$15c
7-
2
6-17
50c
7-
1
7-
6-14
2
5
33c
'7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
I
7-15
7-
5
20c
7-
2
6-18
20c
Bank
7-15
6r28
30c
(quar.)
7-
6-14
1
J20c
7-
1
6-10
62'Ac
Gas
(stock
7-
1
6-
3
10c
8-15
7-15
5%
div.)
9-20
8-
7-
6-20
9
1
50c
7-
7-15
6-28
25c
1
7-
2
6-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
8*
1
$4c
7-
1
1
25c
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
26%c
King
Corp.,
Motor
6%
Co.
Showcase
preferred
&
Class
A
common
Wellington
Fixture
West
preferred
Penn
4%%
c
7-
1
4.10%
1
Power
Co.,
1
Virginia
4.75%
$2.75
5.44%
,
.
,
1
6-10
7-26
5-
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
3
6
7-15
22'Ac
7-15
6-26
7-10'
6-20
$1.50
7-
1
6-14
7-
2
6-21
40c
7-
1
4.72%
Power
80c
6-20
7-15
6-20
1
6-15
30c
7-
I
6-10
12'Ac
7-
1
6-14
90c
7-
1
6-20
37%c
7-
1
6-14
(quar.)___
633/4c
8-31
8-
5
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
59%c
8-31
8-
5
683/4c
7-31
7-
68c
8-
1
7-
8
59c
8-
1
7-
8
&
Paper
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.).
&
'5%
conv,
pfd. (quar.)
Gas—
preferred
preferred
7-15
7-
(quar.)__
preferred
6-20
$1.05
(quar.)
6-20
7-15
$1.02'A
4.40%
7-15
$1.12%
$1.10
Natural Gas,
Western
common
(quar.U
Pulp
preferred
$2.55
6-13
7-
5%
$$1.75
(quar.)
Utilities,
Electric
6-15
50c
30c
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Texas
6-15
7-
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Western
6-20
7-
1
Co.—
(quar.)___-
preferred.
West
6-14
6-29
7-
Kootenay Power & Light—
7%
West
8-15
50c
31%c
;I
Management,
6-24
62'/a
(quar.)
Fargo
5%
$1.12%
C
class A (quar.)
Bank (San Francisco)
(quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR., com.
(s-a)____
W'ells
1
Westates Petroleum
$1.12%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western
1
6-14
20c
6-28
7-
6-17
7-12
Bros, class A
(quar.)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.—
America—
62 '/2 c
1
6-14
6-14
7-10
6-14
7-
$1.37%-
1
6-21
7-19
1
1
West
1
7-
5
4.20%
7-
20c
7-
Weiss
6-14
$25c
6-.18
1
8-
6-14
7-
Co.
2
7-
7-
7-12
$30c
(quar.)__
6-19
7-
10c
_
1
12%c
(quar.)
6-24
7-
20c
5%
7
25c
6-24
7-15
20c
(increased-quar.)__
preferred
7-15
$1.25
7
$$1.12'/a
Co.
Bros.
Weber
7
7-
J40c
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Wayne Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)
6-25
7-
$50c
Products
1
Worts, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Baking Co., 5%%
Waukesha
6-17
$20c
6c
&
12'Ac
5
50c
(quar.)
Gooderham
Tiernan Inc.
(Jim)
6-17
1
6-28
Waste
6-20
40c
7-
7-12
$1.25
—
6-11
,
6-14
7-
Bros.
Pictures
(quar.)
i
Telephone Co., $5 pfd. (auar.)__
Washington National Ins. Co. (Evanston, 111.)
Quarterly
Y.)—
10c
1
1
12'Ac
Warren
6-14
32c
6-14
78-
100%
Warner
6-19
25c
7V2C
1
Chemical—
(William)
Warner
1
30c
,
7-
32c
(quar.)
Savings
Shoe
Grove
Ward
7
7-15
.
6-21
$40c
Walter
7
7-
9c
—
7-10
A;'1..
25c
!
&
Wallace
6-14
12'/2C
(quar.)
6-17
29'Ac
Extra
Wallace
6-28
31 %c
(quar.)
1
20c
Quarterly
8-23
15c
(quar.)
5
7-
15c
(auar.)
&
Natural
Walnut
____
7-
22c
preferred
(quar.)
Technical Corp.,
class A
(Hiram)
6-18
8-
$62 Vac
1
2%
(quar.)
Walker
Trust—
___________
5
8-
$1.12%
dividend)
A
Rogers
(B.
6-14
9-12
7-
Corp.— 4*
(annual)
Walker
6-14
7-
10c
9-16
1
60c
%conv.
5
6-22
35c
±:
6-17
8-
3
31 %c
1
10-15
30c
$2
7-10
7-
6-25
7-15
Co.—
class
Virginia-Carolina
7-10
1
B.)
National
6-14
Viau,
&
Inc.
1
8-
6-10
7'Ac
(increased-quar.)
(J.
Water
Vangas,
1
8-
1
7-25
(quar.)
com.
(stock
preferred
1
$1.19
7-
7'Ac
(quar.)_
common
Scriver
7-
$1.14
6-20
6-29
:'-v'../■,
& Mining Co.—
(initial quar.)
Corporation
7-
;__
7
7-15
3c
Corp.—
preferred
7-
$1.21
6-14
30c
Service Co., class A (s-a)
& Light Co., common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
$1.28
$1.24
(quar.)
6-
1
7-;I
(quar.)
Power
7-
6-14
1
7-
$1.25
Gas
7-
Van
6-24
7-
55c
(stock
common
7-
VSI
7-15
40c
Construction
New
$1.35
Co-j^f New Jersey (Jersey City)—
7-15
dividend)
6%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Upjohn Company
$1.31%
,
6-24
6-28
50c
87'Ac
(quar.)_.
Publishing & Distributing
Vermont
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
com.
preferred
Common
$1.16
(quar.)
6-24
1
12%c
(quar.)
Universal Marion
$1.14
Corp., 4'/2%" pfd.
preferred (quar.)
7-
93%c
.__
$1.27
___i
6-24
1I__
preferred
7-
(quar.)
____.
7-10
50c
6- .7
Industries—
(quar.)
Tobacco,
$1.31%
t$l
(quar.
6-10
$1.25
Universal Leaf
$1.31
(quar.)—_—
6-14
7-
(quar.)_.
Bankshares
Automated
$1.28
(accum.)
7-
(quar.)
Virginia
$1.27
N.
6-14
7-
(Kansas) —
$1.25
_i
5-31
7-
(quar.)_
$1.22'/a
(quar.)
7-
27'Ac
Universal Container Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
7
5-31
1
$1,75
3%
(quar.)
Telephone
8%
6-21
7-
65c
(Initial-quar.)
7
6-
1
6-
8-15
7-15
65c
(quar.)
Mining,
preferred
Universal
9
1
22'Ac
(Boston)
preferred
5%
9-
33c
Trust Co. (NY), new com. (initial-quar.)
United Telephone Co.
(Indiana) —
7-
1
$1.12%
U S
7-
7-
7- 2
22%c
(Oregon)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Smelting Refining
preferred (quar.)
S.
1
Is
Shoe
7%
U.
of
dividend)
Plywood Corp., common
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
U
S
Serviteria
(quar.)
___:
t50c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)
Temper
4j/2%
Canal
S
6-14
6-20
True
$5c
Corp.
&
Lines, common
(stock
preferred (quar.)
U
25c
System
(quar.)
RR
6-14
120c
Tri-Continental
$2.50
$1
A
Jersey
National Bank
12'Ac
Corp. Fund,, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Transportation
a
S.
6-14
—
Co
Ltd.
"adrs"
(final
special of 2% pence)
U.
7-15
$1
plus
New
S.
7-15
(s-a)
Id
4% %
7-15
6-24
20c
6-
6-24
7-
$2 %c
(quar.)
Bus
5-31
9-20
(quar.)__—___.
Transcontinental
1
1
7-10
22 %C
Trans-Canada
5%
7-
7-
7-10
8-15
$35c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Company
(quar.)
6
10-10
6-29
8-27
62'Ac
preferred
4V2%
6-10
$2.50
7-15
Molasses,
$1.27'/a
com.
1
37%c
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-20
7-
62%c
________—____—__.
Corp.
Finance
1
5%
9-
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
—
Manufacturing
1
1
preferred
$1.23
class A
1
7-
Shoe Machinery, common
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
;
U. S. Borax & Chemical, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty
(Md.) (quar.)__i
U. S. Gypsum, common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)__
Toronto-Dominion Bank
6-14
10-
$$1
:
6%
(increased
Manufacturing
2
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Illuminating
and
2%%
■
A
1
7-
United
3c
35c
!
(quar.)
Trust
(Ithaca,
9-
United
1
7-15
A
—
7-
7-
4%%
>
$1.18
A
pfd.
$2
$75c
Improvement—
7-30
'
$1.06%
Quarterly
7-
93%c
I
$1.20
Products,
Tobin
Class
.
Corp.
Gas
preference
$1
class
6-14
6-29
common
Electronics,
20c
.
Ltd
Gas
United
9
B
$1.16
(quar.)
6-10
6-15
7-
div.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
initial series
(quar.)____
Thriftway Foods, Inc.
(quar.)_____
Trico
Materials,
United
7-
Corp.—
A
1
7-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-14
$6
(quar.)
6-19
1
$1
1st
$2.50
6%
Co.
1
8-
30c
8-15
'
Mfg.
7-
(quar.)
1
which
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)____
Company
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
6%
7-10
27'Ac
Canadian General Investment
Third
1
7-
United
preferred
Inc.
7-
7-15
6-28
preferred
7-1
5c
Ohio—
A
Standard & Poor's
Standard
25c
$1.62
.
Co.
Paper
5-15
.!
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Standard
6-15
1
dividend)
(quar.)
payment
Holding Corp.,
Oil
$4.00
15c
15c
7-31
common
40c
Co.
common
arrears)
Standard
7- 8
7-10
7-
5c
(quar.)
&
quarterly
7-23
30c
(stock
Industries
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
Standard
10c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Products
Chemical
4%
9-13
$1.06%
37'Ac
6-14
1
30c
Inc.,
7-5
9-13
United
Co
convertible
$1.25
1
1
(quar.)
Inc.,
Textron,
Thermogas
preferred
Stainless
Textiles,
2
4.36%
Stamford
Utilities
8-
40c
2
$1.15
(quar.)_
7-20
10-14
7-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.56
6-17
5.62%
Square
$4.76
3
4
30c
Extra
$4.80 pfd.
8-
11-
7-15
(quar.)__
Texas Power & Light.
7-10
7-
7-
10-14
9-30
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Transmission
4
9-30
(quar.)
8-
$1.12%
preferred
11-
7-20
$15c;
Materials
7-
$1.06 V*
preferred
Gas
10-14
$75c
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preference class A (quar.)
preference class A (quar.)
6%
4
$69c
Corp. (quar.)
Terminal Cold Storage—
preferred
(accum.)
4%
7-20
11-
30c
(quac_)
Co.
RR.
&
3
3
30c
quar.)
A
16c
(quar.)
7-12
Pacific
(quar.)
(quar.)_
88-
6c
(quar.)
Investment
United
2%
'_
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spector Freight System, class A (quar,)__
Spencer Gifts, Inc. (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Springfield Ins. Co. (Mass.), com. (quar.)
$6.50 preferred
(quar.)
6-14
$1.02'/2
$4.00
Texas
preferred
1
.
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
2
6-18
15c
preferred
preferred
preferred
30c
(quar.)
7-
6-18
<
(increased
Rock
United
4%
5%%
7-
.
par)
1
7-19
6c
Ltd.—
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4.96%
7-
:
:
Union
1
7-
16c
(quar.)
$4.56
>
($25
preferred
Canada,
5.40%
7-
(quar.)
;
8-15
9-10
7-
Union
1'ransmission—
Gas
8-15
1
(Dallas)—
i
Union
15c
-____
Thermo-O-Disc,
(quar.)
Union
7-11
Inc.—
6-20
1%
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.70%
Service,
6-20
12%c
12 %c
;
Gas
7-10
40c
9-15
Service—
Co.
6-14
1
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
$1.07
Southwestern Public Service—
<
6-20
$1.25
$1.16V4
Insurance
1
7-24
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
7-1
25c
—
Life
7-
10c
7-19
:______
Canada,
preference
preferred
75c
10c
«■Publisjfirt£ v(quar.)_
Texas
(quar.)
6%
7-19
8-15
8-15
6c
7'Ac
(NJ)
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
4.72% preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.08% "preferred (initial)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
5.12% preferred (quar.)
5.24%
preferred (quar.)
7-15
Power—
dividend
Stock
1
7-15
9c
(quar.)
5%%
6-14
$25c
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.28%
-
Electric
preferred
4.65%
Oil
6-14
1
$$1.25
Texas Electric Service Co., $5.08 pfd.
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
Insurance
&
Common
1
8-15
6c
preferred
7-
/ 7-19
92%c
(quar.)
common
preferred
7-
6-14
8-15
-
$1.00
noncumulative
20c
1
87%c
i
noncumulative
of
1
7-
$1.12%
6%
Co.
.
7-
J.)
A
Gas
' :
30c
N.
(quar.)_
Corp.,
(quar.)_
Common
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
.
.
32c
(Union,
_;
Finance
Class
25c
.__
5%
Grease
=
'
5
Co.—
Southwest
Union
25c
6-14
■__
6-12
"
(quar.)
Bank
6%
$1.12
1
8-
6-19
corpo-
preferredv(quar.U
Union
25c
new
-preferred
(quar.)
preferred ,quar.)
8-13
(stk.
Bank
preferred
$3.50
9-16
10c
7-
55c
6-19
1
26 %c
Texaco
$1.20
1
7-
14c
6-14
(quar.)
7-
$10c
(quar.)
Industries.
Angeles)
National
$3.70
6-29
(s-a)
dividend
Stock
5
5
Electric—
Southwest
1
7-15
6c
1
(Dallas) (quar.)
Freight Lines, class A (incr.-quar.)
Southwestern
7-
7-31
6-27
15c
$1.12 %
___—
10-
15c
Nat'l
Unarco
(Los
$4.00
6-19
.
7-
5%
non-cumul. preferred (quar.)
Southland Investment
(stock dividend).
Increased
1
—
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone
Southern
9
12'Ac
convertible^preferred
5.25%
&
7-
.____.
America
$4.50
United
Water—
&
Indiana
Southern
7-
28c
—
Southern
1
7-31
8
75c
common
Quarterly
Union Electric Co.—
6-28
(James), Inc. (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)
6-10
25c
26 %c
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)__
8-
1
Talcott
6-20
6-10
(quar.)
quar.)__
$5
of
Co.
Food
5%
7- 5
(quar.)
preferred
Szabo
Edison—
(increased
1-
Swingline, Inc., class A (quar.)
Symington Wayne (increased quar.)
6-12
7-15
$1.50
1%
_.
(stock
Gas
Co.
&
6-20
1
1
7-
(quar.)
»
6-28
56c
A___________
(quar.)
&
of
Center
•
8-
(quar.)
Inc.
6-12
common
(quar.)
A
Southeastern
7-15
25c
Petroleum
Merchants
&
Swank,
Tennessee
7- 1
$1.12%
common
Michigan Gas,
regular
preference
Taylor
7- 8
1 7-15
7-
25c
pfd.
5-17
9-
Propane,
6-10 i
85c
30c
Southdown,
South
1
10c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_________.
(quar.)
—:
(increased quar.)
International
Bank
Union
.
12'Ac
r.
Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)__
Supertest Petroleum, common regular (s-a)_
6-14
6-21
7- 1
!_
__=
8
12'Ac
______
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
title
rate
(NYC)
Co.
4.10%
(quar.)_
—<_
Inc.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%
25c
1
1
1
2
9
7-
10c
'r.
—
Oil
Superior
Charleston
of
8-
Mold Corp.
(quar.)___4_
Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)
6-24
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-10
(quar.)
Bank
Corp.
Trust
Union
Greene,
Gas
Dividend
2
6-24
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
57%c
50ytc
64iVc
Co.
1
$1.25
42'Ac
62'Ac
A—
(quar.)
___,
com.
ii
.
Super
6-15
7-25
6-14
6-15
7-
$1.38
22'Ac
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (qualr.)
South
7- 1
8-27
6-27
7- 1
5%
17'Ac
common
(quar.)______
Electric & Gas,
&
Sunset
Swift
preferred
11-
7-15
Inc
under
7-
—
California
Industries,
announcement
1
preferred
6%
Sun
Somerville Industries, Ltd.—
$2.80
11-25
Co.—
8-
Corp., common
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
Sun Finance & Loan Co. (Florida)—
6-15
7-15
7- 1
1
8-10
15c
Rubber
U7V2C
Webster
of
5%
7-
Co.
7-19
10-18
'
7%c
Corp.,
6-14
Chemical
Sun
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Co.
1
11-1
8-25
(initial)
Asbestos
3c
6-28
18c
M.)
(J.
Manufacturing
60c
8-1
25c
Smyth
6-14
1
8"
7%c
;
Acceptance
112 Vic
—
(quar.)
______A-A_-_____
'
Smucker
common
Union
2
(quarJ
t50c
Holders
7-
62%c
62 %c
Union
7-
Container
Finishing
(quar.)
preferred
37%c
(quar.)_
1
7-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Industries
8-1
7-12
$2
(quar.)_
Corp.
6-11
1
7-15
common
2nd
Summit
5%
Street
______
Underwriters
7-
50c
37'/2c
<
preferred
&
Stubnitz
6-17
6-13
6-28
6-28
6-14
6-28
;—.__
preferred
La Salle
Foods
Unarco
7-
______
convertible
5%
Strolee
7- 1
7-15
7-15
7- 1
8- 1
15c
15c
$15c
$15c
30c
25c
12'Ac
Tyson
new
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Stowe-Woodward, Inc. (quar.)
Studebaker Corp.,
$5 conv, pfd. (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stratoflex, common
(quar.)
Class B common (quar.)______
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)—_____
+5c
Uc
$27%c
10c
shares..
A
under
(quar.)
B.)
Summit
25c
convertible
South
Common
v
Lloyds, Ltd., Ordinary (interim
5%
less British income tax
Sucrest
(quar.)
Paper Mills,
&
7-12
.
class A (s-a)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Skyline Homes, class A (incr.-quar.)
Smith
(John
7-26
& Co.,
S.)
6-10
:_
12'Ac
Mines,
Bimms
7-15
(quar.)
Suburban
B
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
Silverwood Dairies, class A
20c
.___AAA.l-_---.--4.-,.-.
,
6-28
—
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Sigma
Textiles
7-31
___________
——
6-14
Trust
&
payment of
of
38%%)
Stone
2%
(quar.)
(s-a)
7-10
1
split
10c
—.___
——
Stock
stock
Stokely-Van Camp,
-
.
__—
;>■.
Shell
Investments, Ltd.,
1st pref.
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Extra
;
7- 1
37%c
Trust
investment
net
'
.
6-21
6-20
6-14
8-1
6-28
&
tax
preferred
Stewarts
v
6-14
Oil
1
7-
of nine pence less Brit¬
of 38%%)
payment
Stern
&
5%
7- 1
Shamrock
8-
50c
announcement
National Bank
Stetson
6-28
7- 1
7- 1
7- 2
8-15
7-12
Shareholder's
tlOc
:
Precision—
preferred A (quar.)___
preferred C (quar.)
5%
6-28
6-28
7-1
6-14
12y2c
Seven-Up Bottling Co. (St. Louis) (quar.)__
15c
Sexton (John) & Co
22y2c
Shaer Shoe Corp. (quar.)_:—16c
Shakespeare Co.
—
18c
(quar.)
.__
Quarterly
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
40c
5-31
6-30
7-15
7-15
7-15
7- 1
(quar.)
208
7-10
Sterling
7-12
$5.25 preferred
Inc.,
Leather
Seton
6-29
1
Ltd.
income
Sterling
6-20
6-20,
6-20
5-24
in¬
British
6-29
8-
Sterling Drug—
l-
$1.31 %
Servel,
Co.
Stone
less
50%
7-15
$1.50
When
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
7-15
(quar.)
of Canada,
Ltd. (quar.)
of Wales, Ltd.—
(Interim
7- 5
7- 1
7-15
38%%
of
Industries
Sh\are
tl5c
title of Parvin Dohrmann Co.
Albany (N. Y.) (quar.)
& Trust (Boston)
(quar.)
Bros.,
Co.
Steel
6-14
6-14
Ltd., ordinary—
payment
corporate
State Bank of
6c
Corp. of America
(reduced) —
Selected
American
Shares
Inc.
(quarterly
irom
investment income)
Selas
Company
t40c
...
State Street Bank
25c
15c
7%c
5c
3ysc
$2.50
preferred A
Nat'l Bank of Long Island (quar.)
Candy Shops, class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Selama-Dindings Plantation
tax
'
;
4%%
$5
come
Corp.—
dividend
See
7-31
7- 1
$1.25
$1.56%
See's
(Final
B
A
class
Twin
Starrett
7-10
7-10
7-10
7- 2
$1.183/4
Security
Trust,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Per
-
Name of
6-29
t20c
,
_________—___.:—_______
—
7-15
(quar.)_—:—
(s-a)
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
t30c
(s-a)
A
Brock,
Three-for-one
$5
Selection
7-
Share
.
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Industries, class A (quar.)
Corp.—
Finance
Seaboard
t
Star
7-19
8-19
7-12
7-12
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
'
$1.12%
B
Class
j
class
Ltd.,
Extra
Stanley
,
Pak
Sea
Class
6-20
8-1
9- 3
8- 1
8- 1
13c
85c
$1
■
Paper" $3.40
Scott
Stanfield,
6-12
7-1
7-10
7-15
7- 5
(quar.)___
Trust (NY)
Rubber, class A
Name of Company. ;
Payable of Rec.
30c
Schenectady
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
i
.
preferred
(quar.)
1st & 2nd preferred
(quar.)
8
Number 6277
Volume 198
.
.
.
®
'
6-25
operation
9-10
of
7-15
t35c
$1.75
7-15
7- 1
6-14
6-14
30c
JlOc
tlOc
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
6-14
6-11
6-11
10- 1
35c
11c
t50c
7-15
7%
preferred (quar.)
Westgate-California Corp., 5% pid. (s-a)__
Inc. (quar.)—^
Weston
(George), Ltd., class A (increased)
Class B
(increased)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg._.
-——Wheeling:& Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4%
prior lien
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp.* common (quar.)_—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
White Motor Co. .(two-for-one stock split) __
5y* %
preferred (quar.)
Whiting Corporation
(increased quar.)
Whitney
Holding
(quar.)
Wichita Union Stock Yards, preferred (s-a)
Wieboldt Stores, Inc., 4pfd. (quar.)
3V\%
preferred (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
.
rW'iegand
(Edwin L.) Co.
Wilcox Electric, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Union
,
Westmoreland,
(quar.).
Co.
Wilcox
Oil
Will
&
Will
Ross,'-"Inc.
——
7-1
7-18
7-1
$2
7-15
7- 1
7 -1
7- 1
62V2c
25c
12c
40c
—
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)_
Wiser
Whitco
,
(John)
Co.—
Industries
(quar.)
Wood
30c
$3
7-15
7-1
7-15
7-15
7-15
Xerox
will
be
Yale Express
•
Class
System—
Mfg.
in
Batteries
Yocam
—
(quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
York Speculative Investment Fund
York
Gas
County
Extra,
(Canada)
(quar.)
Steel Door
FEATURES—A
Younker
The
production
of
oil
of
system
natural
of
Dec.
at
31,
company is
and
oil
Texas
semi-annual
and
for
gas
Eastern;
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
4% %
6-15
included
1962,
7-1
7- 1
7-10
8-1
8-1
Transfer books
bonds
Mtge.
EFFECT
Canadian funds,
in
$ Payable
Other
British
deductible
tax
tax.
income
y
t
incorrect. The corrected payment
indicated here.
••Vi.)*:-;;
Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
x
Less
v
date
income
Jamaica
tax.
possible
of
Silvray
Lighting,
5,953,152
($100
par)
2,000,000 shs.
5.00%
series
151,675 shs.
5.85%
series
146,250 shs.
6.70%
series
100,000 shs.
5.80%
series
166,250 shs.
1,835 shs.
206 shs.
5.60%
series
series
subord.
conv.
series-
5.35%
subord.
conv.
series
5.125%
150,000 shs.
.
150,000 shs.
subord.
stock
($3.50
67,038 shs.
par)
30,000,000 shs.
Barnes
UNDERWRITERS—The
19,245,459 shs.
principal
new
bonds, and the principal amount thereof which each
severally agreed to purchase from the company,, subject to
and conditions specified in the underwriting agreement
exhibit
an
as
the
to
registration
Read & Co.
&
Bache
are
Co.
300
:
InC. '
Inc.
L.
&
400
20O
100
Weeks
Co._
&
W.
100
1,000
C.
Mackall
that
Clark,
193,
purpose.—V.
2713.
p.
Stearns
A.
Becker
G.
Co.
&
Dodge
W.
Richard
Southern Pacific
Pacific Railroad
Union
See
Coffin
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
this issue.—V.
Co.,
Courts
&
& Co. Inc.
Clarke' Corp.
Dann & Co
Co.
&
International
International
Sunset
Petroleum
Sunac
comnlon
stock
common
stock,
Corp.
Proposed
—-
has
Corp.
to
Sunac
of
it
offered
acquire
in
directly
to
shareholders
of
to 72% of the outstanding
for Sunset debentures., and
up
exchange
announced
was
The'basis
•Sanac' shares.
of
exchange
"
-
1
"
:The\offer front Sunset, a diversified Los Angeles-based oil and
producer,' would involve the acquisition from Sunac. shareholders of-up to 6,743,896 of the Dallas-based independent oil
arid
producers
gas
Sunset,
if
it
by
however,
has
the
not
close
The
U.
S.
least
June
shares
has
in
and
outstanding
oil
and
the
in
of
66% %
Sunac
will
be
accepted by Sunset on
a
maximum of 72% of Sunac's
shares
has
been
reached.
Sunset
of
number
a
areas
of
the
similarly
has extensive production
activity in the Mid-Continent and Rocky Mountains, as well as in
the
Gulf Coast region and
in California. The company also has
real estate developments in California.—V. 197, p. 2199.
Technical
Materiel
On
1963
p.
June
the
24,
New
York
the
Corp.—N. Y. S. E.
common
Stock
S.
R.
stock
Exchange
of
under
the
the
Listing—
company
symbol
listed
was
TM.—V.
194,
& Dominick
The
Drexet
Co.——
&
I.
Francis
The
of
has
1963
company
first-quarter
on
said
loss
reported
gross
its
Pont
du
operations
in
production
while
N.
J.,
in
and
Plans
to
the
of
of
$80,687
for
the
first
three
profitable
expenses
relocating
three
in
March.
The
and
temporary de¬
divisions at Cherry
February.
Cherry Hill operations—comprising the manu¬
facture of Weathers high fidelity components,
Conley endless loop
magnetic tape cartridges and audio-visual products and systems—
outstanding,
for
the
income
of
shares
ended April
700,879
months
six
and
systems
net
that
notes
the
company
recently placed $2,000,000 ih
institutional and private investors.
He
with
convertible
increase
into
stock
common
substantially
the
$27.50
at
working
company's
per
capital
provide for future expansion.
in
maintains manufacturing lacilities in Hawthorne, Los
Inglewood, Bellflower, Monterey Park and Mountain View,
197, p. 2097.
California.—V.
Thomasville
&
f-
The
to
Elkins, Morris, Stokes
Elworthy
&' Co.
&
Equitable
Securities
Estabrook
&
-•
Corp.
Co.^
Boston
Southwest
First
Corp.—
Col
Frederking—IFulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
&
Fridley
Co.
Granbery, Marache & Co.,
&
Goodbody
ioo
,150
500
400
150
1,000
200 ;
100
200
850
850
400
Stanley & Co.—
Beissner & Co.,
1,000
Co
W.
&
—
H.
100
—
Morton
&
Co.
Inc.
-S.
Moseiey & Co.„
'.Mullahey, Wells & Co.—
W.
H.
&
Newbold's
Co.
W.
&
Co.—
'150
& Hopwood
; 150
&
;
&
Co.,
;
:
&
&
150
200
Gardner
&
Reynolds
500
Co.
r
Pierce
Inc.
The
100
&
Co.
Rauscher,
Reinholdt
Riter
1
Co.
Co.,
150
1600
Inc
Co.
500
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
150
Rotan, Mosle & Co
L.
Rothschild
F.
20o
&
500
&
Winston
Co.
Co.
100
Shuman,
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
200
850
F.
500
W.
The
E.
&
Illinois
W.
Inc.
Co._
Inc._—
Battles &
Clark,
Inc
Johnson,
Space
&
Co.
Co.,
Hutzler
Shields
600
S.
J.
Securities Offered
On
—
The
&
R.
&
Staats
Steele
Co/.
Inc
Co.
Agnew
;
—
&
Co.
Co.—:
100
150
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
150
Stfoud
&
Co.
Corp.
Co., Inc
Cartwright &
150
850
&
Thomas
150
Webster
Securities
Swiss
850
300
Boyce
&
&
Brothers
250
will
American
&
Co.
Corp
■;
entitle
each
Net proceeds will be used for
debenture
1952
operate
had
as
in
115
1964.
equipment, and work¬
<
a
the
of
as
communities.
from
grown
A
Antennas
was
Ohio on March
incorporated in
Community Antenna Television system (CATVi td
area
of Sugarcreek,
Ohio. By the end of 1952- it
to its unique service and has grown steadily
June 1,
1963, it had over 8,000 subscribers in five
subscribers
that
so
holder
stock for
ing capital.
26,
CATV
In
the
last
in
$19,557
system
five
1958
net
years
to
$68,192
basically consists
television
of
income
in
a
taxes
after
has
1962.
high antenna which
very
signals
and distributes them by coaxial cable
set. The cables are generally strung
telephone or power company, a service
for which the CATV operator usually pays rent. In
addition, the
CATV system usually has an
agreement with the municipality in
which it operates to make use of the city's street and highways
up
directly
the
to
the
poles
the
subscriber's
of
cable
the
local
from
which
the
individual
subscribers
are
serviced.
complex
more
microwave
a
subscriber
monthly
CATV
of
service
an
pays
charge
installation
plus
fee.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
sinking
Year
Gross
debs,
fund
stock
due
1975—
—
125,000 shs.
par)
(no
—
Ended
Feb.
Investing
$200,000
81,560 shs.
and
before
deferred
Fed.
taxes
income
•
.
5,024,000
$1.55
$1.75
;
3,078,000
$0.94
2,788,445
,
outstanding-.
—*—
2,623,469
$1.06
2,901,804
share-,
Shares
$12,458,000'
".
4,509,000
depreciation.
Depreciation
Per
1962
1963
$17,032,000
share
Per
Report
Corp.—Annual
28—
revenues
Income
——
25,
Transcontinental Investing Corp.completed two)
for $16 million of TIC stock, it was announced by
Lif'ton, President of TIC.
;
,.v>
'7 —
A formal agreement was signed with Equitable Investment Corp..
of Columbus, Ohio, whereby TIC acquired
Equitable in exchange
for
1,017,000
shares of TIC
common stock-and
approximately
137,000 shares of TIC $25 par value 'preferred stock:
This fol¬
lowed formal closing of a similar agreement with North American
Acceptance Corp., of Atlanta, Ga., which TIC acquired for ap- •
proximately 245,000 shares of its common stock.
The major holdings of E'quitable are 96%
of-the stock of EvahS"
Savings-Association in Akron, Ohio,. and ^approximately 10%
of
the stock of Union Savings & Loan Co., of Cleveland. North Amer¬
ican is engaged in the finance business in 14 states, primarily in
the
South
and
Southwest, and specializes in home improvement
loans and direct and consolidated loans secured by first and second
Ore
June
acquisitions
Robert K.
mortgages.
both Equitable and North American
this
earlier
transactions
300
Co.
Travelers Express
400
500
250
Co
Stone
Bros.
&
warrants
the right to purchase 20 shares of common
each $1,000 debenture held, starting Jan.
1,
month.—V.
197,
p.
approved the
2610.
300
150
Stein
Stern
Sweney
Co.—
Co._.
Smithers & Co.
William
H.
&
Hammill
&
100
&
&
200
400
500
Lane,
Corp.
Lemon
Johnston,
Brothers
Shearson,
Co
Hutton
E.
Janney,
The
&
Hutton
—
interest.
Shareholders of
150
850
Hentz
Inc.
21, 1963, The Ohio Co., Columbus, Ohio, offered
publicly in the State of Ohio, only, 20,000 shares of
this, film's
common
stock
at
$10 per share, and
$200,000 of its 6% sinking fund debentures (with
warrants) due June 15, 1975, at par, plus accrued
Acquisitions—
150
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.—
F.
?;-
150
Co.—_j.
Pressprich
Putnam
500
j 250
Ja'ffray
Prescott
R.
500
150
Cook &
Northwest
Rowles,
200
400
600
ft
earnings
were
the
highest ever
reported
the three and six months periods ending May
by
31.
ended May 31,
1963 sales were $19,986,737
up
from
$19,127,198
for
the
comparable
period
of
1962.
Net
earnings were $1,020,002, equal to 88 cents per share compared
with $954,261,
or 82
cents per share last year.—V. 197, p. 14$2.
Son
—
r;The Ohio Co.
Pacific
150
Schwabacher
Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
$10,047,221
and
Transcontinetital
850
400
Stuart & Co. Inc.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
for the
for the
$502,966, equal
or
40 cents per
$10,128,362
were
100
Inc,
—
Halsey,
of
against
earnings
with $464,142,
%•/?,\
compared
period.
1962
sales
Net
company for
For the six months
6%
1—
Stieglitz
&
Halle
1963
share
per
the
sales
Common
Salomon
—
net
31,
year.
150
150
300
Inc.
in
Both
300
Inc.
200
-Piper,
—-
—
cents
43
share
reported
May
period last
a
150
Co
Leonard
Inc.
850
400
Co.
&
Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net
The
;
Lynch
F.
_
company
has
months
ended
three
corresponding
Pierce,
Milwaukee
Morgan
.
Furniture
Higher—
;
150
500
200
400
& Co.
i-(
Eberstadt & Co.
H.
$1,242,995.
were
reflected
creases
January
loss
will
250
Smith
&
Newhard,
Securities
Union
F.
E.
Hill,
sell
a
revenues
primarily
Co
Co.
Lynch,
Moroney,
600
150
,
Co.
Dreyfus •&
Inc.
company
electronic
installations, the
community antenna ties
in
relay system, which picks up the signals from
distant areas. These signals are amplified and distributed by cable
to
the
individual sets. The
quality of the
micro-wave relayed
signal is comparable to the quality at the point of origination.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
400
*
Hayden,
TelePrompTer Corp.—Shows Loss for Quarter—
of
$8,491,002 and
share on the
per
Tele#ne
with
150
Co
&
Fenner
Co.__
Co.
Miller
Merrill
M'oore,
200
150
Inc.
Inc
& Co.,
Dittmar
Domihick
& Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
2772.'
months
Mead,
&
&
&
&
McDonnell
100
100
Hallgarten
on
share,
In
850
Coe
Masten
500
Co.
&
Merle-Smith
Dickson & Co.,
The 'First
Mid-Continent
Canada.
Co., Inc.
Davis, Skaggs
Ferris & Co.
production operations in
and Rocky Mountain
gas
stock
common
fact
notes,
positiory and
200
The
Co.
29.
first-serve'basis until the
9,366,522
Sunac
locations
at
business
cofmhon
Sunac
first-come,
total
received
E.
&
McDonald
;
Dick &
:
'
offer call for its expiration in 30 days.
the express right to terminate the offer
reserves
of
shares.
common
of*the exchange
Term's
!
Securities
Lundborg
McCormick
Eastman" Dillon,
gqs
of
500
Co.
•
by Morton A. Sterling, Sunset
is $300 in principal amounts of
■Sunset's
5% 'subordinated* debentures,
plus 20 shares of Sunset
common
stock in- exchange
for each 1,000 shares of Sunac com¬
mon
stock,
whigh ratio will be pro-rated'for less than 1,000
^President.
M.
J.
Dallas Union
'
Acquisition—
•i
Petroleum
A.
150
150
House & Co
Dain & Co., Inc—
Curtiss,
Sunset
manufacturer
850
&
Freres
Higginson Corp
Irving
100
300
100
250
Burr
&
Common,
197, p. 2402.
tlae
said
600
Bissell & Meeds—
Langley & Co
850
100
400
Bear,
Blair
parties.
the
subordinated
for
Co.
Laird,
Blyth
&
Co., Inc
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co.
both
acceptable
Co
&
Barth
J.
100
850
Any agreement which is reached will be subject to approval of
the stockholders of both companies at special meetings called for
to
conditions
closed
on
Lehman Brothers
and
terms
Calif.,
1963.
picks
—
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co, Inc.
Ladenburg, Thalmann
200
Ball, Bulge & Kraus
Barrow, Leary & Co
Amount
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
400
& Co.
follows:
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
500
Corp.
Co
Securities
500
400
specific
out
...
of
\;/
-
Henry E. Singleton,
President, said sales increased 166%
sales of
$3,195,467 for the first six months last year and
earnings increased 130% over net income of $122,895, which was
equal to 19 cents per share on the 644,404 shares then outstanding.
In
the interim
report to shareholders, Dr. Singleton also dis¬
(000's Omitted)
100
—
&
a»
;
Inc1__$3,500
Abercrombie
Allyn
C.
statement,
Amount
(000's Omitted)
& Co. Inc.
Inc.—.——
work
to
negotiations
,
underwriters
terms
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
■.
%;.■ %
BUSINESS—Tower
the
of
the
of
Dillon,
continuation
-
at
over
200,000 shs.
Lazard
a
plus accrued interest.
Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall St., N. Y.
100%
made
stock
common
90,178 shs.
series
conv.
A.
Litecraft
and
■?••
authorized
have
of
150,000 shs.
i_
series
Lee
companies
&
,
Tower Antennas,
series
preferred
500
both
150
Biddle
June
'
,
200
of
Directors
100
Co
cents
6,148,650
Co.——
'/■ ,/./
Industries.
Co.
Yarnall,
137,901,000
convertible
Baker,
merger
15,718,000
152,000,000
4.75%
Inc.
a
50,000,000
;
Lovett
8
at
be
the
Outstanding
7,500,900
:
stock
American
to
FINANCING
12,789,000
"J-
relative
PRESENT
series
filed
Continued from page
pipelines.
convertible
the
i
50O
Woodard-Elwood~&
sales
all
first
has
General Corporation and
1976
has reported
equivalent to 40
AngeleS,
5.50%
is
Investment News
of
28,900,000
was
date
record
and/or
1,
Hawthorne
in
$360,687,000
subs
Stock:
Capital
Common
Previously published date
TO
notes
Preferred
at the source. Non¬
-.••••:
: M
resident tax 7%.
15%;
tax
resident
miles
2,800
50,000,000
of merged
5.52%
Less
This
at
sale
border
$532,000,000
bonds
mtge.
Debentures
6-15
6-15
6-10
7-2
7-2
a
850
600
components,
and
owns
and
Mexican
.
GIVING
notes
this dividend.
closed for
not
company
the
4.50%
'
Co.—
300
$282,882,
begin¬
exploration for and production
firm is headquartered in
the
J-'k
Bldg.,
5.75%
*
<
fund
transportation
from
over
pipe line bonds
1st
Mtge.
6-28
17V2c
$1.25
15c
t35c
t56%c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Zale Jewelry
(quar.)
150
&
Wood, Struthers & Co.,
Inc.—
Dr.
Authorized
4%%
VC%V---
7%
Zeller's,
7- 1
Inc.
Witter
400
.
197, p. 2403.
30,
sinking
The
gas.
the
extending
gas,
also engaged in the
in
16 states.
The
CAPITALIZATION
6-29
7-15
(quar.)
'
Bros.—
850
Teledyne, Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
principal business is the transmission of natural
the transportation of petroleum products
pipeline
a
First mtge.
25c
Co.
Youngstown
7- 1
6-11
8-31
11-30
7-15
6-29
$2c
37c
—
Water
York
10c
40c
t3c
—
Dec.
Payment will
with
Texas
to
New
York.
The
system
has
an
authorized
delivery
in
its. principal
capacity
sales area of approximately
million cubic feet per day, including deliveries from its gas
storage facilities.
The petroleum products transportation business
is
conducted by
its Little Big Inch Division through
a
system
6- 7
7-15
15c
25c
—10c
—
(quar.)
due
—V.
also engaged in
the
which
6-19
7-19
)%..■
7-15
7- 1
9-15
12-16
8- 1
7-15
:■
quar.)
(increased
A
Towne
&
in connection
used
Debt:
Yale
100
Co.^
The
corporation has
called
for
redemption on Aug. 1,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $480,000 of its 5%% deben¬
tures due Aug.
1, 1980 at 100%
plus accrued interest; and the
corporation has also called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $562,000 of its 5%%
debentures
2,662
•
7- 1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
5
Omitted)
Co.__
southern
v.;-,'.
—
:(
the sale
bonds, approximately $22,000,000 will be
currently outstanding revolving credit
company's
It is
and
7- 1
6-24
7- 1
8- 1
Offered
an
The balance
wholesale
----
25c
250
&
Partial Redemption—
retire
operates
6-28
7-10
6-j4
<
-
(monthly)—__—
Jr. Co.
The
gas.
6-10
^
less British, income
pence per share
tax of 38%% )
(6%
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
(s-a)-—
& Co.,
W.)
(F.
preferred
Ltd.—
6%
Iron Co.,
Woolworth
2510.
p.
White
Stetson
Inc.__
Co.
B.
Dean
■
150
._
Co.
&
White,
Weld
&
Winslow, Cohu &
200
Weeden
&
Chas.
&
Underwood, Neuhaus
&
Co., Inc. —;
Wertheim
(000's
500
400
Anthony
Day
L.
Omitted)
Co
&
Van Alstyiie, Noel & Co.__
G.
H.
Walker
&
Co
ning Jan. 1, 1966 will retire approximately 95% of the bonds prior
to maturity.
For a period of five years,
the bonds are not re¬
fundable at an interest
cost
to the
company of less than 4.81%
but
are
otherwise
redeemable
at
the option
of the company on
30 days published notice, at prices scaling from 104%
during the
12 months period ending July
1, 1964 downward to 100% in 1983.
6-14
.
26, 1963,
REDEMPTION
l2"A
7-1
7-12
8- 1
7-1
7-15
.7-1
R.
services
the company's construction programs.
7-5
-
•
Woodall
Woodward
Tucker,
Eastern Transmission Corp.—Bonds
new
notfes.
6-20
;v.7- 5
7-31
7-11
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
75c
25c
15c
v.
(increased quar.)
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
supplying
production
Of the net proceeds to the company from
7-31
7- 1
197,
months.—V.
six
of the
8-20
ll" }
15c
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
first
used to
8-1
$1.06%
(quar.)
systems;
meeting
Trask
.
6-20
.
live
and
Amount
.
television
antenna
television
51
Amount
(000's
Spencer
offering of $50,000,000 Texas
Eastern Transmission 4%% first mortgage pipe line
bonds, series due 1983, was made by an underwriting
group headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York.
The bonds were priced at 99J/4% to yield approxi¬
mately 4/81%.
;/ '
;v>;V'
6-14
7-26
J?,0
Light Co.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5.04%
preferred (quar.)
5.08%
preferred (quar.)
the
including
training
—On June
6-7
9- 1
8-22
7-1
15c
Wisconsin Electric Power—
I 6%
preferred
(quar.)-—$1.50
Wisconsin Fuel &
at
activities,
other
industry
and
Texas
7-5
7-5
6-7
T" J
---
approval
1963.
on
and special events, and the operation of educational
facilities for the Defense Department at Huntsville,
>!
V'.",:V.'
The
company
said comparable
earnings figures for the first
quarter of 1962 are not available. TelePrompTer reported earnings
for the year of $55,957 on revenues of $5,431,930 after a loss for
for
the
7-10
6-20
6-20
$1.06%
81 %c
75c
(quar.)
14,
.
6-24
7- 3
6-20
—
(quar.)
i
community
of
closed-circuit
6-14
$1.31 A
15c
30c
•
preferred
4.25%
■
7- 1
8-1
8-1
7-1
7- 1
7-17
Candle Co., Inc
(Increased quar.)————
& Company, common (quar.)
Common
~
7-1
$1.43% <
$1
25c
$1.25
Baumer
Wilson
stockholder
to
concentrate
will
Alabama.
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
subject
held Aug.
be
to
TelePrompTer
6-21
6- 3
6-14,.
10c
(quar. )———.
Telegraph (quar.)
Western Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
Westfair Fooas, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Tablet & Stationery, com.
Western
meeting
annual
Payable of Rec.
(51)
announced,
been
have
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Western
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
150
250
200
Co., Inc.—Common Offered—On
27, 1963, Dean Witter & Co., Chicago, offered
publicly 267,740 shares of this firm's common stock
at $13.50 per share.
Of the total, 70,000 shares were
offered for the company and 197,740 for certain stock¬
June
holders.
estimated at $852,000,
advances to sub¬
sidiaries, sales promotion, and working capital.
Net proceeds to
will
be
for
used
BUSINESS—The
the
State
offices
of
are
Travelers
the
company
Minnesota
located
has
in
24
company,
debt
on
repayment,
was
June
subsidiaries
under the laws of
principal executive
Building, Minneapolis.
incorporated
12,
1940.
Its
the Northwestern Bank
which
are
wholly
owned,
directly
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(52)
through subsidiaries, including two which have been continuously
by Travelers
or
a
subsidiary since their organization in
or
United
States Plywood
owned
22 which were acquired
1956 and
have
which
The
accounted
been
is
company
in
as
in
engaged
basis
nation-wide
for
the
United
the
The\
of Mar. 8, 1963, in transactions
a
pooling of interests.
as
merchants,
retail
sale
of
money
orders on a
States
through
approximately
principally
Earnings
preferred
drug
firm believes
The
r
on
nation-wide
a
"■the
basis
sold
number
it ranks
that
and
.
in
third
United
the
feek
total
the
in
'
~
sale
the
States,
both
received.
Xxx.-xX-X
/
S.
company
sold
orders
for
and
that
in
about
the
in
by
United
or
systems
.banks.
and
Class
'
estate
subsidiary,
shares
($1
shares
A
PRESENT
($1
,of
clude
U.
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
which
shares
Co.____
427,204 shs.
each
has
Curtis
&
Loewi
12,000
_____
C.
Allyn
severally agreed
shareholders
are
&
CoX Inc.
The
This
year.
$3.92
to
year.
com¬
share
per
-•
increased
and
on
/"
and
sales
J,
Sales
last'year.
of
reported
both
for
Protection
acquired in
.'-X
showing
to
Manhattan
for
agent
the
$85,570,000
were
The
Sales
5,000
Manufacturing
1962.—V. 197, p. 963.
which
Co.,
the
Bank,
New
stock
common
York
of
JHopwood
Distributing Corp.
&
..
Scliwabacher
last
ended
year
income
record
and
earnings
March
31,
it
was
President.
volume
announced
^
totaled
$4,594,000,
■
highest
during
the
by
Arnold
E.
X." X
in
the
company's
thir¬
Walston
&
Co.,
Inc.
5,000
&
Sherrerd____
3,000
preferred
Goodbody & Co.' ____s____
8,000
Coffin
___
3,000
8,000
Crowell, Weedon & CoLester, Ryons & Co.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
3,000
by
3,000
2,000
E.
&
Co,
Hutton
F.
______
Co,
&
Inc.
>8,000
Walker &
H.
Ellis
Courts
M.
J.
Dain
•V —v. -197,
&
Co.. Inc. s
Co.,
Inc.
Inc.
5,000
X;x
1943.
p.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.__
R. Williston' & Beane
•
stock
dividends.
books
'•
2,000
and
Tung-Sol Electric, .Inc.—Proposed Merger—
.
See
i
Purolator Products,,Inc.,. this issue.-~-V.197,
>V."
.Sales, and
1962,
2199.
p.
Union Light, -Heat
Power Co.—Bonds Offered—
&
On June 26,
Francis I. duPont & Co., New York, as
manager
of the x underwriting group, announced a
x-public- offering of $6,500,000 4%% (first mortgage
bonds due
1993
yield 4.30%.
-.
a
101.257%
at
The issue
and accrued
Other
for
bids
the
4%s,
as
—V.
of
from
came
utility
will
sale
able
at
prices, ranging ifrom 106.26%
redemption prices scaling
be
used
by
amount.
from
6ts.,
to
the
Headquarters
Cincinnati. ' '
'
of
agreed,
subject
to
-<A;'
Blair
J.
purchase
Fourth
'
the
of
«.
the;
the
Loewi
&
Mullaney,
—V.
197,
Pacific RR.
On .Junp
Maryland,
GIVING
com.
stock
($1
Class
B
com.
stock
($1
26
post
in
the
in
are
food
in
made
Washington,
EFFECT
TO
Press, Inc.—Net,
net
31,
printing
income
1963,
of
par)_
par)-
PRESENT
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms and subject to the conditions
the
underwriting agreement, the underwriters named below,
severally and not jointly agreed to purchase from the com¬
and from the selling stockholders, in the amounts set op-;
posite their names, the 100,000 shares of class A common stock of
the company offered:
pany
Weersing
was
fields in
year
Sales
said
he
of
one
which
Reynolds
& Co., Inc.
Auchincloss, ;Parker &j. Redpath
sales
for
period ended
Weersing, President, reported.
during - the first six months of the
climbed to $41,644, against $11,509 for the
Harrison
climbed
viewed
low
the
activity
the company
to
$520,100
results
from
as
financial
in
specializes'.
He
gratifying since
printing, one of
Saunders,
Yarnall,
Rouse,
p.
Stiver
&
197,
p.
1,500
Inc
x
■/
X
•
'
'
27,
Zep Aero—Acquisitionsee
862.
Controls
Co.
of
America,
t^is issue.—V.
194,
'
•
■
'• 1
:
-
X
■
■
■
'
200,000
NEW SECURITY OFFERINGS IN REGISTRATION
Co.—Proposed Merger—
directors of Union
of
agreement
Under the plan,
merger
Union Pacific and Rock Island will
the exchange of 0.718 of
of
^
Union
Pacific
Pacific
for
authorized
an
each
but
share
common
through
merge
unissued
of
shave
common
Rock
Island.
Union
has
now
22,429,235 common shares outstanding and Rock
Island has 2,916,711 common shares
outstanding. It is contemplated
-
that
the
exchange
shareholders.
•
Under
of
stock
will
be
non-taxable
J
Rock
to
.
an
agreement with Southern Pacific Co. it is
contemplated
Island lines south and southwest'of Kansas
by:. the/ Southern
Pacific
shortly
after
consummation
fthe merger.
par
.now
shortly, with
by
Southern .Pacific
south
connection
of
filed
Union
the
and
with
Union
30-year ,43/4%
<ithe
value
of
Pacific
for
southwest
the
Pacific
v44l
The
press
cago
debentures
at.
a
is
planned
retired
in
X/
X'
.
XX
X/.'X'. :x
.
X'
,
CHRONICLE for the most comprehensive concentration
principal
is filed- with
the
the
Pacific
of
Interstate
preferred
an. issu,e
equivalent to
Union
Pacific
outstanding.
Commerce
officials:
also
declined
to
comment
offer
directed
to
Westej-n
Railway
Company.—V.
an
the
security offerings—published weekly in
the
amount
Commis-
Rock
Island
197,
by
p.
on
recent
the
2098.
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
and
length of time which will be required to obtain
the requisite
of the Interstate Commex'ce
.Commission is not known and
officials declined to speculate on how
long this might /
Union
North
news on new
'
that
Pacific
reoorts
of
exchange for
the
ppoTcVion
and
"
Rock
acquire
.authority
take.
:
*;•
sion special meetings of
stockholders of both the Union Pacific
the Rock Island will be called
to, vote on the proposal.
Union
.
of
Commerce
consummate
to
,
Kansas' City.
it
be
Interstate
authority to
authortiy
for
of
merger
the
preferred stock to be retired.
has $89,543,100 in
par value, of preferred stock
After
,
will, be
by
ymerger, and
line3
; :
.
Applications
-In
x
City will be
.^Commission
of
'
•
.
.
,
that Rock
stock
*
x'x:
Island
purchased
Island
See M SECURITIES NOW IN REGISTRATION'" in the
'.
Chi¬
1,000
2,000
2147.
The Most Accurate and Complete
X
2,000
1,000
1,500
Bryant,
2,000
3,000
&
2,000
3,000
300,000
■
2,000
2,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
.
.
2,000
3.000
X:
Co.
2,0OO
3,000
Inc
Co
Biddje-^ Co
Brewer, Backer
Ferris
Stamping Co.—Asset Sale OK'd—
197,
11,000
3,000
E.
Unterberg,
Towbin
Co
Winslow,
Cohu
&
Stetson,
Inc
and
Co., this issue.—V.
11,000
16,500
C.
that because
the
&
the
company
16,500
Co.
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark,
Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc.—/
Newburger
&
Co
$386,782.
added
&
25 Park Place, New-York 7, N. Y.
'
p.
(;AXX.
From
the
substantial
a
following
>
X.'.j
stockholders
company, had
he six
months'
the
200.000
Outstanding
104,422 shs.
150,320 shs.
150,320 shs.
have
taxes
period.
Western Tool
300,000
___:
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
Sales Higher—
publishing
and
H.
after
fiscal
1962
J.
and
'
Pennsylvania, New
C., ,New England,
D.
Authorized
,
A
executive
balance
Florida.
New York,
Virginia and
Pacific Railrqad approved a plan
simultaneously with the approval of the
plan, by directors of the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad.;,
.and
I
products
Class
another
by the
x'.X.XX::;.' XXX'.; i XX;'.X.';X'.X"':X 'Xi'-.-XXXXXxX
X
firm's
2043.;-
p.
Union
r
■
the
600.000
"
Co._J______:
&
space.
of
following a regular meeting
England is returning to the West
Mr.
xxxf'"''"''X X..
.
Sales
Ward
See American Machine & Foundry
500,000
Wells
the
■Vi'lxxi'
also owns a 6-story and basement office
building
St.; New York. .None of the company's proper¬
mortgaged.
Some
of
its
subsidiaries
lease
office
and
CAPITALIZATION
of
v'j ;v:V,
Franklin
is
600,000" X
Inc.
Coe_L___
&
June
President
The
600,000
Inc._Hir-ho rg>
Mackall
Holland, Penna.
working capital.
to
600,000
.
Co.,
Nrrr1c
on
England,
received
Amount
Courts. & •*, Co.__
•
•
;
company
175
—V.
x
-
B.
be
New
at
added
warehouse
1962.
•'
•
income
period
press
Main
•■
$2,600,000
Shelby Cullom Davis-& -Co—
-Granbery, Marache>& Co., *Inc.^___________^u
^
of
the sale to
.
■■'•"V:
;wx_.
"
-
half
....
June
offered, 40,000 were sold for the
60,000 for the account of certain stock-'
severally
contained
Co., Inc—
C. 'Bradford
& -Co
-
and
have
company
new-bonds:
of
first
Offered—On
shares
plant
be
ties
increasing utilization of the company's new multi-color
continuing efforts by the company to control costs the
second
half of
the fiscal year to ■ end Sept. 30,
1963 is viewed
with optimism.—V.
195, p. 1970.
princi¬
lx'-
\X'X'
-below
conditions
from
I.jduPont & -Co
&
at
are
XXXX-XXXX
-fx
;
-Francis
X"
to
principal :amounts
■"•P :<
Light
■" xx'r*";-.--.
purchasers' named
the-terms' and
purchase contract,
^respective
■
Uriion
X'XX;
Chester
announced
was
Dallas
in
similar
•]
UNDERWRITERS—The
at
same
company's
EUSINESS—Tnet company,■ & subsidiary of Cincinnati, Gas & ElecXtric, supplies elaefcric. or gas service or both, in five counties in
V northern Kentucky. " The
principal cities served are Covington and
.Newport.
The
time, it was
announced
that A.
M.
Sonnabend,
Chairman, lias been designated to serve as Chief Executive pending
the naming of a successor to Mr. England.—V.
197, p. 2403.
Net
optionally redeem¬
principal amount and
.
101.26%
of
'
the
gain
...
t
At
the
are
the
to
special
pal
share.
the
the
jersey,
company's Directors.
July
1
to
take
on
Coast
the
bonds
x
for
and
costs absorbed in
A
^BUSINESS—The company and its subsidiaries operate a milk
products
receiving,
processing, manufacturing,
selling and
dis- X
tributing business throughout the Eastern seaboard. A
major part
of its
manufactured products consists of .cheeses.
The main of¬
fice and
manufacturing, plant is at New Holland, Penna., where
the
company has capacity
to produce 600,000 lbs.^ of cheese a
month
and
is
equipped to handle 400,000 lbs. of milk a day.
May
$1.13 per
-
pany's
Baking Co.—President Resigns—
Industry.
Mr.
FEATURES—The
ended
or
$48,541,000
non-recurring
p.
1683.
Warlick
.
REDEMPTION
<ft,at
the
This
to finance a Dortion of its construction program
require the expenditure of an estimated $4,700,000 in
1963.
197,
March
will
company
which
the
of
Corp.—Class
Net proceeds from
will
;
period
Foods
From
Hutzler, 100.265.
from
from
Ward
100.591; Morgan Stanley & Co. arid W. E.
Co., jointly, 100.51; Harriman Ripley &
Co., 100.5099; .Blyth & Co., Dean Witter & Co., and
Wood, Struthers & Co., jointly, 100.43; White, Weld
& Co., 100.39; Equitable Securities
Corp., 100.379; and
proceeds
sales
were
Resignation
&
PROCEEDS—Net
Chairman,
months
$0.52
an
Ohio,
jointly,
Salomon Brothers &
X
interest to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., 100.60; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,> t
Fenner & Smith Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co*v
Hutton
1962
Baking Co.,
bonds, all
six
the. corresponding
announced.
$0.64
shares)
company, will be used for the purchase and installa¬
tion of sterile milk,
processing equipment in the com-
;.x/;.r,•'''
of
ahead
are
Rogers,
the
'•
.
207,209
holders.
*
sale June 25 on
which named the 4%% coupon.
,
S.
■
X
'X X
Rogers, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
earnings of $614,000,
.relief
awarded to the group at
a
bid of 100.6121%
was
competitive
&
earnings
for
197, p.
.Of
31, 1963 were $50,739,000
Comparative figures
earnings of $506,000, equal
to 93c per share, .on the 542,113 shares presently
outstanding.
Mr. Rogers pointed out that the 21%. increase in
earnings re¬
flected generally
good
business
conditions
and
particularly the
for
!
Nat
-Sales
with
(400,014
1264.
company and
in
-xV-:
-
share
197,900
257,674
,
'
encyclopedias.—V. 196, p.(2425.
Van Waters
.
per
405,109
269,300
underwriting group jointly managed by
Reynolds & Co., Inc., New York, and Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath,
Washington, D. C., offered pubJicly; 100,000. shares of this firm's class A common
stock at $10 a share.
"
.
magazines
526,974
XVX;XX'
XXXXXvXX
company's fifth consecutive rise in earnings was attributed
Abramson to. the continuing growth of the special-interest
served
by
Universal's
publications, which
include Golf
Ski
operations
taxes
27, 1963,
the leisure fields and Family Handyman in
the
home
improvement market. "The company is also active in
the
education
field
(through its Vocational Guidance Manuals
division), paperback books (Beacon-Signal Books), as well as in
2,000
—:_
,
Mr.
and
J.
5,000
over
The
•
2,000
8,000
5,000
Simmons
*—Ll-i—
&
Co.
&
5,000
—
Burr____
18%
■
Higginson Corp.____
8,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc
-.'8,000
G.
& Co._
,
Lee
,1'Blunt
Net
5,000
600,135
income
markets
jHallgarten
&
&
______:——
695,497
Net
—
Butcher
Jaffray
1,222,471
;
expenses
from
Net
1962
$2,253,621
1,248,377
1,005,244
1,467,547
profit
Federal
Report
1963
$2,690,018
:_____
revenues
Income
8,000
Dominick,
du Pont &
of
Zausner
achieved
House, Inc.—Nine Months'
:
Operating
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V. 197,
the
Donut
Revenues
Cost
teen-year
Piper,
States.
Period Ended March 30—
in¬
Corp.—Appointment—
Publishing
company
fiscal
Newhard, Cook & Co.___L,
"X'
Chemical
and
years
Up 15%—
Abramson,
8,000
acquired the assets of
Canada,
for
an
undisclosed
June 24 by Robert I. Wishnick,
Chemical Co.,
Inc., manufactures and markets white oils
petrolatum, organic chemicals, detergencs and detergent chem¬
icals, asphalt and tar products, and carbon black.—V. 197, p. 2300.
Winchell
fiscal
above
>8,000
&
United
—V.
Universal
:
5,000
8,000
Witco
on
Witco
Net
5,000
.,8,000
Inc.
Francis I.
"
■
2300.
Milwaukee Co._„___
—
„__"
——
Ltd.; has
Ontario,
and
■
Co.
Co.
&
Becker &
G.
Dominick
i
the
plywood
history. ' The previous year's total was $3,754,000.
earnings for the fiscal year were $200,400, an increase of
the previous year's profits.
Net earnings per share were
61.4c against 50.5c the previous year, adjusted to the average out¬
standing shares .during the fiscal year and after deductions for
Bache
A.
X
of
-
earn¬
■
Products
May,
American
Chase
transfer
p.
5,000
Co., Inc.
Co.
&
quarter
same
earnings
Plywood
Irving Lundborg & Co.__
'
A.
the
and
The
X ; ■
,12,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
•
sales warehouses
156
Universal
267,740 Shs.
_____
&
the; fiscal
equal
preceding
Grcss
1,200,000 shs.
r_
from
Travelers
and
the
selling
as
x/'Xv •• 'X.xX.X::'X-v' X.:
•XX' X X.,:X!.. XX.XXXA.
'••;
Shares
X:;''X'X.XXxXvX Yi.'^-.yv'V^iVi^sfiShares
XXX:\\ X
First
of Michigan Corp.
.."■Dean Witter & Co.
61,740
5,000
Kalman
& Co.,
V .Hornblower ,& Weeks—i; 12,000
Inc._
5,000
Moseley
to
operations
S.
$253,353
$269,375
1963-79
purchase
S.
of
end
the
Canada,
it was announced
Co., Inc. Witco Canada is a wholly
subsidiary of the American company.
The acquisition of Delta
Chemicals, a producer of dry synthetic
detergents located at Brantiord, One., is part of Witco Canada's
plan
to
become
a
fully integrated detergent manufacturer ..for
Canadian, markets.. Witco
Canada currently produces
liquid syn¬
thetic detergents at its Oakville, Ont.
plant, and has announced
plans to add the production of detergent intermediates.
In addition to synthetic
detergents, Witco Canada produces and
markers
metallic
stearates,
antioxidants
and
proDionates.
The
company
alsb markets-products produced by Witco Chemical in
Chairman, said improved earnings* resulted from
of specialty products such as Novoply, a three-ply
sales
in
Sales
Xx follows:
F.
the
in
of
Co., Inc.—Subsidiary Acquisition
Co.,
Ltd.,
owned
mortgage
due
par)
par)__________
common
Chairman
taxes, were $13,042,900, equal after
share on 3,014,374 shares of com¬
per
$12,168,600,
Chemical
Chemicals
amount of cash,
,v;
$77,464,000 in each of these respective quarters.
V UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and the'
number
of
shares'
Witco
Delta
in
Antoville,
system
share
FINANCING
Authorized
real
7%
of
notes
TO
$4.28
the United States.:r X~ '. ;■
.
EFFECT
GIVING
after
year,
to
f
•
the
for
$304,361,000
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
$1.17
local independent operators and
••.X,'X
X ;X.'-"XX. X/
of
of
Earnings in the quarter ended April 30 were $3,563,900, equal to
per share of common stock,* against $3,491,200, or $1.13 per
The balance of money orders
relatively large regional companies
X'
,
Common
in
company.
are.by
number
a
:> CAPITALIZATION
5%
the
$338,541,000
ings in Canadian-operations also contributed to the good
offsetting record low-prices and decreased profits in fir
it accounts
that
money
States
by
and
I
believes
tion
orders sold in the United States1
orders sold by American Express Co. substantially
sold
those
sold
•
total
of
money
exceed
;
Travelers
United States.
the
5%.
sales
particle bdard; Glasweld, a cement-asbestos panel; prefinished pan¬
eling and architectural doors. Expansion o^ the company's distribu¬
com¬
with the United States Post Office and American
Express Co. The Post Office is the dominant factor in the issuance
of
money
orders, accounting for more than half of *'the money
.
of
with
X"..
earnings
common
increased
relation to
in
The
nationally
petes
W.
the
sales'
Chemical
Witco
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
record
compared
1963,
outstanding at
with
3,018,240
of money orders
for
dividends
ctock
mon
pared
•
.,t": states,..Puerto -Rico' and the Virgin Islands.
reported
year ended April 30,
the preceding year.
stores, super markets
and grocery stores located in urban areas. Money ■ orders are sold
under
Travelers'
trademark
and ' service
mark, Bondified, in 40
10,200
has
company
.
.
1995.
T
■
•
Volume
198
Number
6277
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(53)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
V
-A-
ALABAMA
Anniston
Water
A
Works and Sewer
Offering
District
bonds
revenue
awarded
were
Leach
and
Corp.,
at
The
—
offered
to
$600,000
June
-
*18
cost
County
(P.
O.
ity
Luverne), Ala.
bonds
National
and
sold
were
'
Myers.
basis cost
a
the
First
Memphis,
a's
3s
Mobile Board of Wratef and Sewer
Commissioners,
Offering
Ala.
July
1
of Water and
C.
bids
10
until
for
10
the
(CST)
a.m.
1
from
1965
inclusive. The bonds
to
1984
callable.
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
able
Dated
Aug.- 1,
the
Chemical
Bank
Trust
Company, New York
Legality approved by Mit¬
City.
chell,
Pershing,
Shetterly
Mitchell.
of America N.
Mayor,
will
receive
the
Pope,
bids
July 11 for
purchase ci $140,000
revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due
on
Interest J-J. Legality approved
by
DjLjmas, O'Neal & Hayes.
Kenai,
:
Bond
school
Sale
bonds
shall &
a;-;'
'
The
July
Meyer, Inc.
'
ARKANSAS
sion
1964
and
to
Offering—Wayne
Chairman
of
the
Los
A
v/ill receive
a.m.
24
for
(CST)
15
Waterworks
from
Bond
Principal
Clerk
General4 Manager,
bids
the
purchase
San
bonds
Grant,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
awarded
at
until
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
Treasurer's office.
Ariz.
Offering—Jean M. Place,
Supervisors,
until
for
11
at
office.
the
County
July
pay¬
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
bonds
"
Alhambra Union High School Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Sale—The $200,000 school
offered
June
18
were
to
a
June
June
View
Supervisors,
bids
(PDST)
chase
on
of
Dated
—
were
cost of about
July
$196,000
V.
Dennis
Board
receive
1
for
interest
11
the
school
a.m.
&
Myers.
July 1
payable
by O'Melveny
I
Oro Madre Unified School District,
County, Calif.
received
at "Jackson
until
Dated Aug.
11
1981
2,425,000
Florida
(P.
Development
O.
Bond
Offering—T.
a r r
i
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
bonds,
as
of
on
July
Inc.,
of
1965
to
1990
Aug.
1
of
Dated
1
Co., Inc.,
of
Chicago,
Corporation,
Weld
Co.,
&
National
Roosevelt
First
of
Robert
&
Michigan
Garrett
Haas,
Interest
1969
J-D.
to
of
Illinois
(P.
OA
;
III.-
Sale—The
$6,800,000
rev¬
were
syndicate headed by
a
White, Weld & Co., at
price of
a
net interest cost of about
a
3.50%,
1982
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler.
awarded to
99.40,
July
on
$2,450,000
bonds offered June 19
enue
High
July 1, 1963.
from
Urbana ),
follows:
as
$990,000
5s.
Due
to
1975
740,000:4
AA
Oct.
on
from
1
inclusive.
Due
4,650,000
420,000
1978
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
3V2S.
Due
Oct.
on
X
1.20s.
Due
members
Oct.
of
&
1,
the
1993.
syndi¬
Kidher, Peabody & Co.; B. J.
Ingen & Co.; R. W. Pressprich
cate:
van
1,
syndicate:
Southern
Lemon
&
Securities
Co.,
&
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Paine,
Curtis;
Wil¬
liam Blair & Co.; Bacon, Whipple& Co.; The Ohio Company;
Eillis
&
Blunt,
Simmons; Julien Collins
&
Co.;
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; The
Illinois
Company,
Hutchinson,
Shockey & Co.; Park, Ryan & Co.;
Koenig, Keating & Stead, Inc.; R.
James
Foster
&
Co., Inc.; Taylor,
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
INDIANA
Co.,
Brown
&
Gardner,
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
In¬
Inc.,
Corporation of Norfolk,
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Robinson & Co.,
Inc., and
dleston.
Kroeze,'McLarty & Dud-
Warrant
warrants
awarded
the
Sale
to
a
&
IDAHO
at
net
a
20
Co.,
and
National
Indiana
the
interest
were
composed of.
Fletcher
National Bank, all of
University of Idaho (P. O. Boise),
$1,500,000
June
group
Trust
Bank,
The
—
offered
American
Bank
tional
until
inclusive.
Dec.
;:
Brothers Harriman & Co., Second
April 1
(CDST)
purchase
bonds.
on
Other
6,
Dated
the
University
..
A.
Township
>
Sons, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Na¬
Merchants
Indianapolis,
cost
of
about
23/8%.
Idaho
revenue
on
1
Aug.
on
the
from 1979 to 1992 inclusive.
Pierce, Fenner &
Atlanta,
Inc.,,
Corporation,
Bond
April 1, 1963. Due
Co.,
White,
and
1,
Township High
Webber, Jackson &
Securities
Wither-
bonds.
Due
Trust
follows:
revenue
1
Aug.
on
Ripley &
Lynch,
Jan.
on
•
1984.
of
1976 to
1987 inclusive.
Northern
Merrill
1
District, will receive sealed
1969
Johnston,
15 for the
$2,825,000
Due
to
Equitable
Fla.
bid's
sion, will receive sealed
at
1989.
m a n
ington, Secretary of the Commis-,
2
Na¬
of
Commission
W.
syn¬
Aug.
on
Other members of the
H
Jan.
on
Due
1981.
and
approved
.
1984 inclusive.
3.30s.
1988 and
Due
3.30s.
inclusive.
follows:
on
Due
3y4s.
3,025,000
vestment
Tallahassee),
a
Aug. 1 from
Due
to
1985
Reinholdt
•
offered
to
First
as
on
3.20s.
from
Jan. 1 from
on
Offering—John
Bond
net interest
a
3.25%,
3V4s.
4,900,000
District
from
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
purchase
FLORIDA
$1,500,000
Amador
notes.
(EDST)
p.m.
the
for
9
1
1963.
pur¬
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved
until
of
bonds.
on
(J-J)
July
sealed
until
July 1, 1963. Due
and
'on
received
for
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
Cross,
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
8
1967 to 1969 inclusi/ve.
Bank,
Washington), D. C.
(P. O.
'A : Av
$14,775,000
the
by
price of 100.0097,
Smith
COLUMBIA
Administration
Housing
$391,776,000
from 1965 to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬
the
Public
America
pistrict,
the
of
Bernardino
at
Angeles, at
\
awarded
headed
3V4s.
bids until 8 p.m.
and
Co.
bonds
purpose
Citizens
County, Calif.
will
were
Security-First
DISTRICT OF
18
of
School
Offering
Clerk
the
20
School
of
tional City Bank of New York,
A
$345,000 school
be
Mountain
June
First
Co.; W. H.
"
were
a
3.33%,
inclusive.
County
President
Atlanta, Ga.
25
dicate
$1,600,000
net interest cost of about 1.54%.
County, Calif.
A., of San Francisco.
&
about,
Calif.
The
•—
awarded
Contra
of
&
Sale—The
various
Co., Inc.,
Counties,
Sale
County
S.
T.
Kings
Warrant
the
Dist.,
Bache
A
3,975,000
District, Fresno
offered
N.
were
awarded to the Wells Fargo
Bank,
San Francisco.
&
National Bank of Los
School
offered
Water
warrants
the Bank
at
CALIFORNIA
bonds
14
cost
interest
interest
at
i
.
Bond
$500,000 sewer
June
and
to
cipal
Bond
Calif.
Co.;
^
.
from
and
Due
awarded
Wardle,
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
payable
Bond
on
1963.
the
,
1975
&
&
GEORGIA
Water Disti,
Walston
to
net
Westlands
-
'
July 1, 1963. Due
July 16
on
16,
Principal
San Bernardino
175,000 school bonds.
to
July
Bond Sale—The
follows:
1970
(PDST)
a
July 16 from 1965 to 1984 in¬
Costa
purchase of $425,000 unlimited tax
1. from
a.m.
Martinez
Cochise County School
Dist.,
.Dated
10
(J-J)
ARIZONA
$250,000 school bonds.
the
Sachs
A
/fA'
•
about
Arlington Heights), III.
Oct. 1, 1989
on
A
.
&
School District No. 214 (P. O.
Oscar E. Dooly & Co.
4.16%.
clusive.
as
offered
will receive sealed bids at Visalia
Mehaffy, Smith, Wil¬
liams, Friday & Bowen and Cald¬
bonds;
at
County,
Sale—The
July
by
1
Mateo
Cook
inclusive.
Co.; Rowles,- Winston &
A;
of
1971
and
1983
'■
Bond
A'AA'.'
.
Bond
proved
July
and
O'Melveny
by
approved
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
of
Principal
payable'
(J-J)
1988
Co.;
Blyth
7,920,000 3%s. Due Jan. 1, 1982.
16,680,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. i9
A
1
school
;
to
1980
Pickard; F. Brittain Kennedy &
•l
cost
15,040,000
Oct.
on
by
price of 100.058,
a
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
&
(PDST)
purchase
the
for
from
1
Morton & Co., Inc.; Burns, Corbett
bids, at Thou¬
inclusive.
Myers.
County, Calif.
Dated
on
Directors,
&
of
1985 inclusive.
$450,000 4s. Due
on
(MST)
of
Westborough County
bonds.
a.m.
6,
ton
a
of
callable. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
bids
1
1987
ity
until
Bond Offering—Claud H.
No.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
receive
$3,500,000 improvement bonds.
Tulare
July
interest
McBride,
will
Board
Due
to
Bank,
both
follows:
1966
Michigan Corporation; W. E. Huti
15, 1963. Due on July 1 from 1966
to
Calif.
at •' Calabasas
for
19
on
Municipal Water Dists.,
Angeles County,
the
of
cost
1990.
Goldman,
*'AA
purchase of $860,000 school
sealed
1986 to
were
Offering—Betty J. Fraser,
of
1981
Bank,
$10,900,000 4s. Due
Other members of the syndicate:
County, Calif.
receive sealed
will
Dist.
as
price
Oct. 1 from
on
Co., Chi¬
City
headed
interest
net
1980 inclusive.
3V2S.
from
and
Co.
account
Oct. 1, 1976.
on
630,000 3.60s. Due
school
Manhattan
Co., Inc., at
were
a
Oct.
on
420,000 1/ 10s, Due
$245,000 water bonds. Dated July
for the
receive
1,015,000
from
24
sand Oaks until 7:30 p.m.
A
purchase of $5,550,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1963.
Due July 1, 1987. The bonds are
Clerk of the Board of
25
Witter &
Dean
Ventura
sealed
on
the
will
1977 to
of $5,-
rev¬
inclusive.
630,000 3.40s. Due
on
Principal
June
Ventura
(J-J) payable at the
<
offered
$3,500,000
105,000 4V2s. Due
(J-J) payable at the
to
Lindsay Unified School District,
revenue
Bond
July
on
Due
1975
Trust
&
National
36,460,000
6s.
1966 to
Dated July
inclusive.
awarded
(PDST)
July
on
Bond Offering—A. M.
Highway
bids until
bonds
at
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Hamp¬
Commission,
10
bids
inclusive.
1983
interest
Aug.
Highway Commis¬
(PDST)
Bank
follows:
as
rev¬
were
York, Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., and
interest
net
a
3.44%,
$700,000
Sahta
at
Sale—The $498,000
Bond
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
(P. O. Little Rock), Ark.
Bond
ton,
State
Due
1963.
sealed
Arkansas
Lewis,
Santa Cruz County, Calif.
purchase; of
the
for
9
95.00,
about
Soquel Union School District,
$100,000 school bonds." Dated July
Mar¬
to
Due
1988
to
interest
Paasch,
T.
sealed
receive
Las Virgen
-
$1,115,000
sold
were
by
County, Calif.
Offering—W.
Herrington & Sutcliffe.;
Alaska
—
1964
and
Martinez until 10:30 a.m.
15,
July 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
*
Costa
will
J.
of
Calif.
E.
Chase
syndicate headed by
a
$87,000,000
New
bonds offered June 26
awarded to
Commis¬
consolidated account
a
First
cago;
an
enue
Building
bonds offered June 26
National
Trust
Watson.
Sale—The
2002
headed by the Continental Illinois
Company, Tal¬
Bankers
or
Richardson &
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
sealed
on
ALASKA
approved
1963.
25,
Tallahassee
Kidder, Peabody & Co., at
bids
a.m.
the
-
to
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1991
Public
sion
1
Legality approved by Freeman,
Lafayette School District, Contra
on
(CST)
Legality
sealed
receive
368,000 school bonds.
S. A., of San
&
J.
—
May
on
Chicago
Tallahassee, Fla.
approved
July 22 for the purchase
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Offering—Paul
until 7 p.m.
T.
Offering
Dated
awarded to
Bond
High School Dist.,
Barbara until 9:30
AA.
O'Melveny & Myers.
&
Steele, Ala.
Bond
Francisco.
A
.
will
Principal
1963.
Legality
to;
at
lahassee,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
are
A'
*
City
the Chase Man¬
or
Due
Bank .& Trust
Savings
&
1967
1965
ILLINOIS
bonds.
enue
of San Fran¬
Santa Barbara County,
and interest payable at the Bank
New
at
York
■'/A-va-''::aA
A.,
Trust
Santa Barbara
are
bonds
The
1988.
1,
S.
Bank.
Bond
callable.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
Jan.
on
bonds
The
the
at
1963.
from
1
Manhattan
Company, New York City.
by O'Melveny & Myers.
on
callable.
July
Due
hattan
bonds. -Due
&
Harris
Bank, Chicago,
of
purchase
T.
N.
cisco,
205,000 revenue bonds. Due Aug.
purchase of $3,750,000
revenue
(PDST)
1 from 1964 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
sealed
on
ica
receive
a.m.
the
for
revenue
Aug.
Sewer
Commissioners, will receive
will
11
Dated
Principal and inter¬
payable
(J-J)
Oct
on
inclusive.
payable
Treasurer's office, Bank of Amer¬
$380,000 bonds, as follows:
Sanders, Secretary and Treasurer
of the Board
10
$175,000
Oliver
—
bids until
sealed
of,about 2.85%.
est
Due
Principal and interest (M-N)
of
purchase
bonds.
Chase
1,
from
(PDST)
a.m.
revenue
callable.
are
Nell G. Shee-
—
11
Tallahassee Bank
Company, Tallahas¬
revenue
May
1964 to 1988 inclusive. The bonds
Calif.
Clerk,
City
han,
price of 100.009, a
on
Bond
Offering
Fitz-
will receive
the
for
9
the
or
1,325,000
July 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
&
at
Trust
Bank, New York City.
H.
J.
—
Clerk,
until
bids
$1,200,000
■
Grover City,
Bond
Bank,
2.80s, at
to
the
at
O'Melveny
by
approved
Bond Sale—The $120,000 hospi¬
tal
payable
(F-A)
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
County
City
July
on
&
-
Obispo, Calif.
Offering
sealed
and
Principal
inclusive.
1988
able
•
see,
Bond
1, 1963. Due on Aug. 1 from 1966
interest
Crenshaw
of
purchase
the
for
the
school
•
patrick,
to
of
about 3.07%.
j
2
for
1
$1,250,000
San Luis
$375,000 sewer bonds. Dated Aug.
Securities
interest
net
July
on
bonds.
(PDST)
July
on
of
purchase
receive
will
Secretary,
(PDST)
a.m.;
Vernon Hair,
—
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sterne, Agee &
Equitable
a
Offering
Bond
Board, Ala.
Bond
'
Calif.
Coachella Sanitary District,
"W-1;
•
Offering
Secretary
of
Education,
bids until
The bonds are callable. Prin¬
16
cipal and interest (A-O) pay-
revenue
for
the
—
the
will
11
a.m..
Curtis Eaton,
of
sealed
Lake
County (P. O. Crown Point),
Indiana
State Board
receive
(MST)
on
Bond
Offering—Bartel
Zand-
July0 stra, County Auditor, will receive
purchase of $3,030,000
honds. Dated Oct. 1. 1962.
sealed
on
bids
July
1
until
for
11
the
a.m.
(CDST)
purchase
of
54
The Commercial dnd Financial Chronicle
(54)
$900,000 poor relief bonds.
June 1,
Dated
Central
/\
:
Bond
1963. 'Due on June 1, and
S
enue
Principal and interest payablei at
awarded
the County Treasurer's
Stein
gality
Cutler.
':7:K
.
Muncie), Ind.
Bond
/
•
•
Bond S
the
of
of
Board
33/4s,
the
(EST)
purchase
of
July 1 from 1964 to 1975
on
J-J.
Interest
inclusive.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller.
Sanitary District,
to
Sale
pric^ of 98.00,
sanitary
awarded
were
headed
Bank
to
1974
syndicate
a
The
First
National
interest
cost
of
about
3.29%,
follows:
as
state
1
well
as
vestors
to
as
1965
to
1,430,000
3V4S.
Jan. 1 from
on
1978
inclusive.
Due
throughout
is
first
the
knowledge,
that
time,
study
1
from 1979 to 1991 inclusive.
1;430,000
3.40s.
from
Due
Jan.
on
Arthur
&
&
to
such
any
National
Company,
Bank
&
Co., A. E. Masten &
tion, reflecting
the
Pittsburgh; Mercantile
Trust
Company, St. Louis; Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.; American
Fletcher
National
Bank
&
Trust
Company, Indianapolis, and Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
1971
7:30
for the
bids
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
July
on
purchase of $220,000
bonds.
enue
Due
receive
will
Clerk,
until
Dated
July
inclusive.
the
distribution
rev¬
the
New
Legality
the
presenta¬
Stock
Secretary
will
of
the
receive
sealed
(CDST)
p.m.
Long,
School
July
on
Board,
bids
until
for
9
8
the
purchase of $420,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1963. Due on Dec.
3
from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
terest J-D.
Carpenter,
Ahlers
&
Bond
price
O f f
e r
i
n
g—Marjorie L.
until 8 p.m.
(CS'T)
purchase
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
$665,000
1964
Interest
approved
to
M-N.
in¬
Legality
by
1
from
at
1964
27
(P. O.
States,
were
$160,000 31,4s. Due
1964
to
1967
the
1968
to
1972
and
Feb. 1 from
Andrew
H.
on
Feb.
on
1974.
45,000 3s.
Analysis
was
Clerk^
seeled bids until 7:30
July
$100,000
5
for
the
Due
p.m.
Bank & Trust
Legality
at
Dated
The bonds
Principal
payable
of
July 1 from
on
1966 to 1993 inclusive.
callable.
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
revenue
July 1, 1963.
receive
the
and
in¬
Citizens
Company, Paducah.
approved
by
Ferguson & Fleischer.
Grafton,
Co.,
1966 to
a
of
cost
den
19
awarded to
were
Safe Deposit
No. 737, Minn.
& Trust
%>■
bids until 8 p.m.
10
the
for
101.068,
by
Minnesota
presented
JJune
to
18
at
of a
Sale—The
the First Boston Corp., as
price of 100.077,
a
terest
office,
made
was
by
Maine
Bond
in
partner
the
firm
of
banking
Friedrichs and Company. The 100-
study
firm
for
securities
mu¬
making
many
a
fiscal
on
situation
a
law
code
re¬
amend¬
bond issue.
The
bond issue from
source
rather
than
fund," Labouisse
"Perhaps most important of
Louisiana
is
at
price
July
on
2.90s.
Due
July
on
15
&
Savings
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Stone
&
Rhoades
Co.,
&
Estabrook
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Shawmut Bank, Boston,
National
Bank
Providence,
of
mercial
and
clearer
understanding
industrial
center.
of
by major investors
—
A
these
both
Due
Mercantile
Co.,
Kansas
Kenna
Trust
&
Co.,
City,
inclusive.
Dated
The
Interest
Due
Jan.
on
1
Jan.
on
from
910,000 3.10s. Due on Jan. 1, 1982
and 1983.
Other members of the
Mellon
Francisco,
Trust Co.,
&
National
Bank
re¬
Jan.
1,
are
and
" ~
First
Dallas,
First
of
Bank
&
Na¬
Memphis,
Bank
of
Boston,
Fletcher
American
the
tional
Detroit,
in
Bank
of
National
of Pittsburgh,
of
Shawmut
Trust
Na¬
Co., of In¬
dianapolis.
Legality
Canfield,
syndicate:
Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
sealed
.
net in¬
1981 inclusive.
Bank
County (P.
O.
Newport, Minn.
Bond
Offering
Bond
Sale—The
offered June
the
First
tion, at
Island,
a
of
19
(CDST)
$260,000 bonds
awarded to
were
Michigan
sealed
receive
Roscommon), Mich.
Corpora¬
net interest cost of about
—
William
A.
chase
bids
until
8
p.m.
July 17 for the pur¬
$840,000
improvement
on
of
bonds. Dated July 1, 1963. Due on
July 1 from 1966 to 1993 inclusive.
The bonds are callable. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Dorsey,
2.62%.
National
Vicksburg
Community School
Windhorst
Marquart,
Owen,
&
West.
District, Mich.
Christensen,
Bond
Sal e—The
awarded to the First
Wachovia Bank &
Pine
$1,000,000
school bonds offered June 20 were
Mc-
of Michigan
Bond
Sr.,
1
sealed
jointly, at
on
a
price of 100.018,
a
net
bids
July
Island,
Minn.
1
Offering—H. M. Lewis,
Village
Corp., and E. H. Schneider & Co.,
Co., Winston-Salem, Courts
& Co., and Anderson & Strudwick.
3s.
1979 to
National
bonds
M-S.
Miller,
by
Roscommon
Industrial
Herzig,
1,260,000
Bank
Sept. 1 from 1964 to
on
Due
2.90s.
Hahn,
receive
a
abput 2.95%, as
Kickhafer, Jr., Village Clerk, will
Inc., City National Bank & Trust
com¬
1,
Jan.
on
from 1965 to 1978 inclusive.
,
Braun,
the
when
Due
follows:
4,430,000
National
approved
National
Rhode
Day, Wells &
3.10s.
price of 100.182,
a
tional
&
R.
k growing
will
Paddock & Stone.
Bank, Dallas, Tucker, Anthony &
L.
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
J-D.
purchase of $250,000
callable.
Reynolds
Co.,
Inc.,
at
San
Offering—John
Clerk,
Webster Securities Corp., Carl M.
Loeb,
The
Interest
Mount Clemens, Mich.
1963.
Bank,
the
South'
'j
habilitation bonds.
1983.
Trust
1
Jan.
on
6,600,000 state aeronautics bonds,
1 for the
July 1, 1982
and
'agricultural
-
1986
on
Due
1974 inclusive.
1981
to
3,560,000
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
15
Other members of the syndicate:
Harris
,7
City
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
and
callable.
field, Paddock /& Stone.
of
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
2,800,000
are
Bond
Due
Due on June
Legality approved by Miller, Call-
Manhatan
a
July 9 for the
on
Aug. 1, 1963.
bonds
syndicate
follows:
23/4s.
2.70s.
1965 to
terest cost of
1 from 1964 to 1992 inclusive.
25
with
grouped
in fact,
June
frequently
erroneously
is,
$14,000,000
a
(EST)
p.m.
Dated
Chicago, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
system calls for debt
every
dedicated
facts
is
respects.
civil
from the general
state
York,
2.92%,
1982 and 1983.
purchase of $820,000 school bonds.
net interest cost of about
a
as
$9,800,000
Louisiana's
net
a
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
.
presentation,
that
constitutional
State fiscal
all,
100.069,
2.83%,
throughout the
the
noted
and
said.
New
to
net in¬
a
follows:
1975
Bond Offering—Byron Combs,
about
of
Chase
1,400,000 3s. Due
Labouisse
a
1
prepared by the
was
major investors in
country.
service
Bank,
the
by
P.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
cost
offered
awarded
follows!*
about
of
cost
12,530,000 3s. Due
to
Michigan
(State of)
bonds
headed
New
sold
were
Hesperia Community School Dist.,
notes
awarded to
Sale—The
highway
John
$100,000 reve¬
offered
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Gov.
Tugwell's
Sale—The
bonds
interest cost of about 3.37%.
8
were
in
interest
net
were
$33,990,000 state building bonds, at
from
Watling, Lerchen & Co., at
-
Depositor's Trust Co., Augusta,
a
25
;
$700,000
17 were
$40,590,000
June
syndicate headed by
a
17,900,000
nue
1.44%.-
A. P. "Pat" Tugwell.
presentation,
price
;V;r
(State of)
offered
awarded to
net
a
approved
Marquart
Windhorst & West.
Harbor Springs, Mich.
basis cost of about
a
;
Note
Local
copy
a
Legality
1990
callable.
are
Owen,
Dorsey,
1.36%.
'
Lewiston, Me.
At¬
the
and
3.60s, at
as
1966 to
1 from
F-A.
Interest
$585,000
of
Dated Aug. 1, 1963.
The bonds
inclusive.
bonds
awarded to
were
sealed
July
on
MICHIGAN
were
3.50%.
by
City
19
purchase
Feb.
on
(CDST)
Bond ,S a 1 e—The
County, ^Springfield, at
school
Offering—Alton Jensen,
District Clerk, will receive
net interest cost
a
interest cost of about
Me.
inclusive.
Independent School Dist.
Bond
Due
$1,000,000 notes
the Third National Bank of Hamp¬
IS
inclusive.
1975
725,000 3.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from
notes
2%s, at
as
basis
a
about
of
cost
follows:
as
school bonds.
offered June 19
June
Securities
Newman
$275,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
awarded to
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Bond
of
United
approved
State
ment to create
will
offered
Bank, Boston,
(State of)
of
"Louisiana's
Bond Offering—Mrs. Marie Be-
City
pay¬
Jimmie H. Davis and State Treas¬
"
Ky.
Boston
awarded to the National Shawmut
major study of Louisiana finances
quires
shears,
the
Debt Issued—The first
economic
KENTUCKY
bonds
offered June
unique in
Due Feb. 1, 1975.
Arlington,
in
Thalheim,
Louisiana
In
1, 1973
$100,000
were
100.218,
of
of about 1.39
Inc.
(P. O. Portland),
June 24 were
interest
net
a
Brooten
Springfield, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $600,000
Jan.
torney, Gretna.
inclusive.
Due
Bank,
to
Gray and New Gloucester School
inclusive.
1988
Legality
nicipal
inclusive.
on
>
designated by the pur¬
as
page
Feb. 1 from
on
225,000 2%s. Due
90,000 2%s.
follows:
as
19
Co., jointly, at
Administrative District No.
Orleans-based investment
$520,000 school
sold to the Columbia^
Securities Corp.,
terest
to
chaser.
Labouisse,
Shawnee), Kan.
Bond Sale—The
are
follows:
1963. Due
bank
any
The
No.
Sale—The
offered June
Arkansas
awarded
Channer
awarded to
Newton, Mass.
$250,000 bonds
were
$1,000,000 reve¬
offered
bonds
as
urer
District
4
Canfield,
1976 to 1993
Note Sale—The
in
MAINE
purchase of $1,250,000 un¬
Dated July 1,
KANSAS
Johnson County Common School
June
Scharff & Jones,
250,000 improvement bonds.
Due
1980
Bannister, Carpen¬
ter, Ahlers & Cooney.
en
sealed
$1,000,000 water bonds.
school
Aug. 1, 1963.
from
1
clusive.
of
July 8 for
on
notes
$300,000
about 2.70%.
CCST). on July 16
limited tax bonds, as
or
Cosper, Secretary of the
^oard of
Education, will receive sealed bids
bonds
receive
offered
able at the City Treasurer's office,
Community
School District, Iowa
on
Bush,
L.
Principal and interest (J-J)
West Des Moines
the
for the
Bond Sale—The
W.
—
will
bids until 7' p.m.
In¬
Cooney.
Offering
Clerk,
City
Legality approved by
Bannister,
Bond
Legality
Miller,
by
awarded to Barcus, Kindred & Co.
at
Co. and State Street Bank & Trust
Gretna, La.
<
inclusive.
2001
Bond Sale—The
3.88%,
National
Ann
W. E. Hutton &
Oberlin, La.
Iowa
Due on Oct. 1 from
1961.
to
MINNESOTA
Mass.
20 were
offered June
LOUISIANA
Farragut Community School Dist.,
a.m.
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Hanover, Mass.
Note
and Tennessee.
Offering—Fred
Cape
Exchange,
Mississippi,
11
July 12 for the purchase
Paddock and Stone.
Gloucester.
and
offices
sealed bidsv until
on
1,
1964
and
Sale—The
Note
member of
a
"
from
July 1, 1981
on
y'
c
Arbor
$750,000 revenue bonds. Dated
Oct.
nue
offered June
fair, factual
branch
12
Louisiana,
IOWA
Bond
1
July
on
Gloucester,
Louisiana munici¬
of
(ES'T)
1978 inclusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
been
underwriting
York
maintains
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
^
Due
.7.
./
g—Ann
n
Company,. Fiscal Agent, will
receive
of
i
e r
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.0017,
securities."
pal bonds. The firm,
1963.
1,
J-J.
Interest
from
our
Company has long been
in
active
1
July 1 from 1966 to 1999
on
1
1980.
genuine values represented by
richs and
Trust
approved
July
on
O f f
Bond
1970 inclusive.
to
and
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried¬
Offering—Lois Short, City
May 1 from
on
Michigan
\7,7
r
260,000 3.10s. Due on July 1, 1979
confidence in
our
Louisiana municipal
Elkton, Ky.
Bond
Due
890,000 3s.
com¬
ever
and conservative in the
Co., and Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner.
Trust
net interest cost of
a
5s.
Louisiana
of
have attempted to be
1992 to 2004 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Mellon
Mac-
Cunninghani,
Co.,
Schmertz
1
D. White & Co.,
Kenower,'
price
a
and 1982.
"This
prehensive
Co.,
Laid-
Union Trust Co.
and
1968 to
undertaken," Labouisse said. "We
&
Co.,
$90,000
Labouisse said.
syndicate:
Co., R.
Hartford
& Sons,
260,000 3.20s. Due
municipal finances has
&
gtfoup composed of
a
100.045,
country,
the
Rand
Courts
Jan.
on
of
in¬
major
Due
1989 inclusive.
to
Wayne University (P. O. Detroit),
$1,500,000
Maryland, Balitmore, at
such
many
other
and
Weeks, American Securities Corp.,
$1,540,000 3s. Due
of
the
throughout
—
Co., Hornblower &
&
to
Garrett
&
law
having
study will be made avail¬
institutions
May
The
—
about 3.11%, as follows:
bonds
May 1 from
on
1984 inclusive.
200,000 3%s.
National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
terms
1979 to
County (P. O.
Sale
awarded
Robert
panies—primary investors in mu¬
1997 inclusive.
Other members of the
Goodbody
in
315,000 3y4s. Due
school bonds offered June 25 were
particular impact on the
nicipal
on
'state
the
1965 to 1978 inclusive.
rev¬
19 were
Salisbury), Md.
Bond
their
and
1 from
'
Sub¬
overall.
The
425,000 3s. Due May 1, 1998.
Bank, both of Chicago, at par, a
net
Due
1984 to
agencies
as
1
1985
state's
the
of
3.21%,
Due on May
$485,000 3s.
Agency.
Wicomico
able to banks and insurance com¬
inclusive.
3%s.
from
all
economic areas, each
own
state
a
May 1 from
on
1983
to
1,395,000
by Harris Trust & Savings
and
at
its
inclusive.
1973
issuing
seven
715,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from
,
26
June
were
3.68%, as follows:
1964 to
offered
bonds
Political
and
with
discusses
headed
Co.,
&
detail
net interest cost
a
$465,000 5s. Due
The -$4,400,000
—
Finance
Louisiana
of
about
of
cost
follows:
awarded to the Housing and Home
authorities."
Study
$500,000
offered June
bonds
enue
outstanding issues. In addition, it
25
June
syndicate
a
Smithers
S.
F.
Indiana
Bond
"A
Agencies
bond
$3,000,000 reve¬
offered
bonds
of about
Terre Haute
for
rate
Sale—The
Bend
favorable
all of the
Monday, July 1, 1963
.
interest
of Maryland,
College
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
7
its
Kentucky State College
awarded
by
Inc.
divisions", the presentation deals
Bond Sale—The
nue
Due
and
more
a
Dame
Notre
and the Bonded Debt of the State,
3 V4S,
as
mean
Titled
(P. O. Richmond), Ky.,
j
Dated July 1, 1963.
library bonds.
Co.,
can
State's issuing
18 were
in
political subdivisions. This, in
borrowing
net interest cost of about
a
Eastern
public
$200,000
offered June
MARYLAND
institutions
and
issues of Louisiana
bond
turn,
in
July 9 for
on
its
3.72%.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m.
and
Bros,
Boyce, jointly.
awarded to Magnus &
V.
the
were
1 e—The $150,000 rev¬
a
bonds
enue
•
6
Is
a
—should foster greater interest
rev¬
Dayton, Ky.
.7'
Offering—Garnette
Secretary
June
Almstedt
to
Broj4 &
&
Public Library (P. O.
Muncie
Higi,
Le¬
Chapman
by
approved
office.
$225,000
offered
bonds
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
ihd ivid.u
City, Ky.
1 e—The
a
.
.
23
Clerk,
until
for
8
the
will
p.m.
receive
(CDST)
purchase of
nursing home
$275,000
Dated Aug.
kins, City Treasurer, will receive
The
July
on
Waseca, Minn.
Bond
Offering—G.
Clerk,
bids
until
chase
July
of
Dated
will
$325,000
Aug.
Forbert,
B.
for
15
(inlimited
$1,245,000
the
tax bonds, as
bonds.
school
Due
300,000 water bonds. Due
1
from
Aug.
on
inclusive.
1964 to 1983
20-year period.
Dated
MISSISSIPPI
Aug.
interest
and
Boston.
Bond
Sale
bonds
—
The $50,000
offered
awarded
the
to
landale, at
a
v
sewer
25
June
Principal
1963.
1,
and
Trust
Legality
approved
bonds
offered
awarded to
District,
June
25
Austin, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
were
11
for
the
school
Due
Friedrichs & Co., Scharff & Jones,
inclusive.
Inc., and Ira Haupt & Co.,
Bond
O f f
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
on
g—Shirley
n
Clerk,
until
bids
11
Due
to 1983 inclusive.
callable.
Director,
receive
of
$494,000
until
11
Bond
as
sealed
men¬
$669,000
1965
callable.
are
Legality
bonds.
Dated
1
The
Interest
approved
Genevieve
Bond
Education,
10
the
for
school bonds.
Due
on
,
(CST)
of
purchase
Interest
approved
by
bonds
Mont.
as
$225,000
offered
re-
June
•%
a
net
9
for
the
school
Due
Edward
receive
(PDST)
purchase
on
of
sealed
on
June
from
1
bonds
at
office.
the
1964 to
3s, at
July
Legality
pay¬
approved
by
Dated
Kingston School District, N.
ties
100.003,
a
as
23,4s,
at
on
18
N.
were
basis
a
19
a
cost
2.74%.
Due
7:30
on
re¬
p.m.
bonds
2.90s,
as
were
price of
of
about
J.
at
cost of
District
offered
New
bonds
Jersey
Sale—The
offered
as
J.
B. Hanauer
31/2S,
basis
&
Co.,
100.03,
a
at
cost
of
a
&
price
$270,000 school
June
19
were
full
were
Ingen & Co.,
Co., jointly,
100.26,
about 3.46%.
faith
and
credit
on
July
from
for
O. Huntington Station),
York
Sale—The
$5,650,000
facturers
burn
Hanover
&
York
by
25
Plains, N.
awarded
were
bondholders
to
which
der
C. J. Devine &
Co.,
100.6599,
3.40s, at a
as
basis cost of
a
about 3.34%.
;
New
Bank
/'
;.
Other members of the
Chemical
&
Co.;
York;
Blair
Van Ingen &
V ;!.
syndicate:
York
Trust
Goldman,
Co.,
&
Sachs
Inc.;
J.
B.
Co.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; E. F.
&
Co., Inc.; Ernst & Co.;
Co., and Talmage & Co.
Bond
Offering
City
Krause,
ceive
chase
of
proj¬
^ v>';%■'.
The
Housing Finance Agency is
presently financing approximate¬
ly 90% of its' mortgage loan
from
will
com¬
until
funds
six New York City
housing projects,
in
located
Brooklyn and
Among
,
$322,500
of
t
Co.;
Alex.
11
a.m.
man
Dillon,
pur¬
Co.;
Equitable
improvement
1963. Due on
Union
Securities
Securities
&
Corp.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Carl
able
M.
the
Company,
&
Lacka¬
the Manufacturers Han¬
wanna or
Trust
over
Manufacturers
Trust
New York
Company,
Sale—The
Bond
provement bonds offered June 18
Meadow
the
to
awarded
were
National
West
Bank,
a
bo.;
&
Sale—Public
Bond
offering
Loan
Nov.
June
Bonds,
1963
Series
of
B,
1, 1966-2005, was made
26
by
underwriting
an
headed by Phelps, Fenn &
Brothers,
Lehman
Barney
Co.
&
Inc.,
Morton & Co. Inc.
Agency
and
H.
The group paid
premium
a
Smith,
W.
of
$36,-
979.08, the net interest cost being
3.59876%.
Fenner
&
Corp.;
.W.
Pressprich
Brothers
&
Co.;
& Hutzler;
Salo¬
Shields
bonds
are
to
scaled
a
from
dollar
a
price
of 99 V2.
Interest
A. G. Becker & Co.,
the bonds is exempt
from Federal and New York State
income taxes.
The offering
of
Co.,
about
OHIO
Hamilton, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Charles T. Ru¬
pert, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
July
until
for
10
noon
the
pur¬
chase of $4,500,000 revenue bonds.
Dated April 1,
Due on Oct.
1963.
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
bonds
are
interest
callable.
The
Principal and
payable
(A-O)
Hamilton.
pany,
proved
the
at
Legality
Squire,
by
ap¬
Sanders
Ohio University (P. O.
&
Athens),
Ohio
Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge
Co., Inc.; Francis I. duFont Ik
First
of
Goodbody
&
Michigan Corp.;
Hallgarten &
Co.;
1963.
on
July
Dated
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
1
July
from
1,
1965
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co;. Hemphill,
& Dempsey.
Noyes & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
F.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of $3,250,000
to 2002 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
ers
Lee
11
the
for
revenue
Blair &
Co.;
bids until
15
OKLAHOMA
Higginson Corp.:
S.'Moseley
Pollock
&
&
Co.; Wm.
Oklahoma City, Airport Trust,
E.
Oklahoma
Co., Inc.; Reynolds &
Bond
Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Shearson,
Smithers
Hammill
&
&,
Co.;
Co.; Weeden
&
F.
S.
Co.,
Inc.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
James
Bacon,
A.
Securities
Andrews
Stevenson
&
&
Corp.;
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.;
Barr
Brothers & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
on
cost
Co.; Stone & Webster Securi¬
-
yield of 2.20%
interest
Bond
Offerin g—Paul
R.
ties Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; Dean Wit-> O'Brien, Vice-President for Busi¬
ter
& Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.; ness Affairs, will receive sealed
&
$108,762,000 3.60% General Hous¬
were
&
Dempsey.
Housing Finance
Agency, N. Y.
3
Nuveen
Paribas
Bache & Co.;
State
York
net
a
$400,000 sewer
June
First National Bank & Trust Com¬
Pierce,
Incorporated;
New
from
Smith
Inc.; John Nuveen & Co., Inc.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
R
$760,000 im¬
&
Peabody
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Merrill
Lynch,
mon
Lawrence, N. Y.
Kidder,
1
3.41%.
C. J.
East¬
Weeks;
at
at
Allen &
Sons;
&
from
inclusive.
John
to
Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Brown
1
June
on
1987
offered
awarded
the
June 1 from 1964 to 1975 inclusive.
Traders
Due
to
Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Har-
E.
June
Wahpeton, N. D.
bonds
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; The
First Boston
follows:
as
on
Sale—The
Bond
J;. : v..,
%
Co.,
NORTH DAKOTA
in Queens.
offering group are:
&
net interest cost
a
Due
4s.
1979
two in
other: members
Securities
Peeler
with
three of which
one
were
to 1978 inclusive.
limited-profit
the Bronx,
par,
sewer
18
Vance
Lee
4.07%,
1965
of¬
current
-
June
the
J.
$30,000 6s.
which to make mortgage loans for
the
for
about
54,000
the
provide
bids
9
of
beinmfinanced.
fering
to
and
jointly, at
mitments with respect to the proj¬
Proceeds
offered
Corp.
Devine & Co.; Drexel & Co.;
July
on
financed
v
riman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Joseph
—
.V
basis
a
Sale—The $100,000
awarded
v.'\v;'
price of 100.13
a
Grifton, N. C.
Bond
bonds
permanently
White
Co., jointly,
NORTH CAROLINA
Finance
Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
(EDST)
Housing
&
of
Agency has made mortgage loans
are
Co., New
the
the National
cost of about 2.88%,
of all mortgages un¬
benefit
Y.
$2,250,000
Westchester,
2.90s, at
as
Bonds.
for
syndicate headed by
a
the
of
pledge and
a
Hoyt, Wash-
public parking bonds offered June
Payment of principal and interest
by
Com¬
Legality
Sale —The
Plains, and Rand
the
Trust
City.
Reed,
White
monies
Loan
Principal
McCarthy.
Bond
arid
securing
Housing
of
payable at the Manur
New
pany,
approved
Housing
the
of
purpose
purchase
1964.
Due July 9,
Bank
the
receive
(EDST)
the
in the capital reserve fund created
ects
awarded to
price of
were
will
p.m.
3
the
on
fees
by
3
-
Dated July: 11,:
payable from mortgage
are
until
and interest
pledged'
are
interest
and
bids
;
Silverstein,
1963.
gen¬
fo'rthe paymetn of principal and
interest on the issue.
bonds
Inc.; Stroud & Co.,
Co., Inc.; Tucker,
Comptroller,
sealed
for
school bonds offered June 20
The
of
direct and
are
Co.;'
$15,280,250 notes.
assignment
„
20
City
1,
;
;
Inc.;
&
Rochester, N. Y.
obligations of the Housing Fi¬
nance
Agency and the Agency's
American
$609,000 school
June
Cross
Tripp &
Note Offering—J. E.
re¬
Nov.
Co.r
Hirsch
Anthony & R. L. Day; G. H. Walk¬
er & Co.; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co.,
Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co., Inc.
eral
ects,
the
Township School
awarded to B. J. Van
and
were
(P. O. South Brunswick),
Bond
bonds
'*
is further secured
8
Bank, Suffern.
due
about 2.89%.
Brunswick
No.
Huntington, Union Free Sch. Dist.
Co.,
of
The
General
awarded to the Rockland National
group
price
a
prices thereafter.
repayments,
YORK
School
bonds
on
20
Hanauer
&
Inc.;
31, .1988 at 104%, plus
interest, and at declining
Principal
20,
1965.
Bond Sale—The
June
B.
of
(P. O. Nanuet), N. Y.
$512,000 school
offered
awarded to
after
and
on
imposed
payable
Princeton), 1 N. J.
O.
cost
June
optionally
are
Agency, and from
Brook
Township School Dist.
Sale—The
velt
non-redeemable
are
&
Sons;
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Roose¬
was
before
or
charges
ing
(P.
of
Hempstead.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Bond
1983
on
Finance
July 1
1983 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J)
1,
matuiing
300,000 2.40s. Due June 20, 1967.
300,000 2V2s. Due June 20, 1968.
bonds.
improvement
1964-2004,
300,000 2i/4s. Due June 20, 1966.
F.
Washburn & McCarthy.
Princeton
and
price
on
due
1965-2006,: in February 1963.
Bonds
Galloway & Dikeman.
J.
Robert
until
interest
and
Peters,
City. Legality approved by Sykes,
—
due
were
Inc.,
a
bonds
July 1961, and the second
of $89,079,000 of 3.60% bonds
one,
follows:
as
1964 and
at
provide.
'
Gibbons
&
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Charles King
& Co.;
offering, of $51,863,000
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
(P. O.
July 9 for the purchase
H.
American Securi¬
basis
of
cost
$130,000 school
July 1, 1963. Due
cipal
Sale—The $115,000 school
Corp.,
a
Caldwell), N. J.
June
$1,500,000
interest
net
3.20s.
at the Princeton Bank & Trust Co.
basis
/
June
Co.,
4%
cannot
B.
Gregory
made in
accrued
;
Co.,
bonds. Dated June 1,
bids
$614,000
Dist.
offered
Co.,
3%s, at
as
basis
a
Offering
sealed
South
awarded to the
were
&
Mooney, Borough Clerk, will
NEW HAMPSHIRE
bonds
Co.,
Princeton,
1981
Treasurer's
Chapman & Cutler.
Bond
20
Hanauer
price of 100.08,
a
Bond
callable.
are
County
&
of
Geo.
1983 to Oct.
Lackawanna, N. Y.
$5,883,000
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
C.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1963.
inclusive. The
B.
100.148,
from 1964 to
Jr., President of the Board
will
$600,000
enterprise
first
55
Estabrook & Co.; Fahnestock &
Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
hi
ordinary operations of pri¬
deemable
(P. O.
Christensen,
a
vate
after that date
composed of
group
2.55%,
Rand &
$679,000 school
Sale—The
(EDST
—
a
&
100.013,
about
Hutton
June
offered
ceive
Reno), Nev.
Trustees,
Hawkins,
18
County School Dist. (P. O.
bids until 8 p.m.
by
cost of about 2.98%,
Piper, Jaffray &
Offering
J.
East North
of
of
of
bonds
NEVADA
Bond
Company, Long Branch.
North Caldwell School Dist.
Trauer-
interest cost of about 3.50%.
Reed,
inclusive.
about 3.48%.
Legality
Hopwood, and Associates, at
Washoe
&
Kirchner
Aug.
on
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Sal e—The
awarded to
were
of
Jersey Bank
approved
offered
Bond
funding
J.
bonds.
1976
and Lebenthal &
MONTANA
White fish,
Writer
Bond
purchase
Central
awarded to
July;
on
&
to
Sale—The
bonds
nicht.,
Bond
on
8( p.m. (EDST)
1963. Due
1,
the
Bond
of
sealed
$987,000
M-S.
Charles
due
and
the
;
16
The
—
Brothers
(P.. O. Hackettstown), N. J.
March 1 from 1964 to 1977
inclusive.
at
July 1, 1963., price
Dated
to
als the
Nov.
notes.
Mansfield Township School Dist.
Wint¬
Board
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
p.m.
Delafield & Wood.
Mo.
the
of
will
Sale
No. 13 (P.
for
1964
Legality
O.
Offering—Thomas
Secretary
ers,
1
series)
improvement
and Trust
County School
Genevieve),
9
from
able
Stinson,
by
District No. R-2 (P.
Ste.
will
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
F-A.
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell.
Ste.
until
1963
until
Dated Aug.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1996
to
Stern
Accounts,
Offering—Sanita
July
$3,000,000
bonds
bids
6,
bids
tioned May 31 for the purchase of
on
MEXICO
Finance
created
was
prior to maturity. Bonds maturing
County, Hobbs Municipal
Free
Camassa, City Clerk, will receive
(CST)
a.m.
on
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
r
school bonds offered June 20
Long Branch, N. J.
Murray,
July 17 not tentative
revenue
Co.
New
Paul
Finance, will receive
bids
sealed
on
of
Lea
■■■
13, 1964.
Springfield, Mo.
Director
&
NEW
Berrell,
Authority
(31st
Aug.
March
—
and Rand
Housing
which
1960 by the Legislature to
provide
dwelling accommodations at rent¬
Corp.,
Clarkstown and Orangetown, Union
July 9 for the purchase
on
Dated
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell.
Offering
,i
and
the
sealed
(DST)
Le¬
Co.,- Horn-
Higginson
NEW
Jersey
Finance
that
reports
&
Corp.,
the
by
for
by
approved
Note Offering—Frank J.
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Bond
Basking
Legality
a.m.
J-J.
Somerset
Bank,
New
The bonds
Interest
the
Jersey City Housing Authority,
July 1 from
on
Lee
J.
re¬
bonds. Dated
revenue
July 1, 1963.
are
will
Inc.,
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
July 9 for the purchase
$1,200,000
1966
i
e r
City
Co.,
interest
and
at
National
Ridge.
syndi¬
blower & Weeks, W. H. Morton &
Aug. 1, 1963.
Principal
payable
Hills
Marshall, Mo.
Dated
July
on
$475,000
of
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1982
on
(F-A)
MISSOURI
(EDST)
purchase
bonds.
by Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Nightwine,
Pressprich
awarded
Mrs. Beatrice
—
S.
syndicate managed
a
the
Hobbs), N. Mex.
Jersey
Bond Offering
$5,000,000 reve¬
of
Securities
Equitable
W.
R.
by
of
nue
cate:
made
Agency,
The
members
Company,
Bernards Township School
/
3.40s,
as
basis cost
a
School District No.
New
Bond Sale—The
Other
Bond
net interest cost of
Pascagoula), Miss.
price of 100.359,
a
NEW JERSEY
Hol¬
Jackson County (P. O.
;
;
at
were
syndicate headed by
a
Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Ropes & Gray.
about 3.14%..
;
awarded to
were
of
Bank
The $2,716,000
payable at the State
Street Bank
Hollandale, Miss.
District, N. J.
—
school bonds offered June 25
on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
25, 1963. Due over a
School
of about 3.36%.
$945,000
pur¬
bonds.
sewer
of
purchase
follows:
sealed
receive
the
for
11
(EDST)
a.m.
(55)
Sale
Bpnd
Bond Offering—Chester F. Per¬
"
City
Waldwick
Laconia, (P. 0„ Boston), N. H.
bonds.
Interest F-A., sealed bids until 11
callable.
are
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Due on Feb.
1, 1963.
1 from 1966 to 1985 inclusive.
bonds
6277
Number
198
Volume
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Coffin
&
Burr;
Dick
&
Merle-
* enue
Sale—The $1,065,000 rev¬
bonds offered June 20 were
awarded to k
of
R.
J.
syndicate composed
Edwards,
CochranCo.;
Securities
Kansas;
of
Company
Thompson
Milburn,
Inc.;
First
Co.,
&
and
Lucer
Parker,
Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Pur-
follows:
cell, Inc.,
as
$950,000
third
series bonds, as
price of 97.09, a
Smith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
is the third to be
4.30s,
Eldredge & Co., Inc.;
net basis cost of about 4.42%►
at
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
at
fice,
or
Co.
and interest (J-J)
the
City
Treasurer's
the Board of
ity
approved
by
Wood,
Regents, will receive sealed bids Guadalupe County (P. O. Sequin), Dawson & Logan.
Texas
until 10 a.m. (CST) on July 11
\ Bond Sale — The $150,000 re¬
WASHINGTON
for the purchase of $5,700,000 rev¬
funding bonds were sold to Russ
enue bonds, as follows:
West
&
$300,000 series A bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1966 to 1975 in¬
Co., Inc.
Town
sealed
bids
July
on
until
bids
sealed
1,1963. Interest J-J.
OREGON
(P. O. Sandy), Ore.
Offering—Marie Seemat-
Robinson
until 8
bids
payable
(J-J)
were
headed
p.m.
Gil¬
Interest F-A.
BANK &
build¬
Dallas
to
until
10
8
Sale
Bond
awarded to
Le¬
National
Mellon
of
a
of
the
;
T
April
Dated
1962.
1,
by
A-O.
Legality
$2,500,000
b6nds offered June
awarded
the
to
First
■:.j
21
1971
3s. Due
to
on
Southwest
July 1 from
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
&_ Co.,
Winston
&
Co.,
Dittmar
Inc., Underwood, Neuhaus
&
Co., Inc., Funk, Hobbs & Hart,Inc., First of Texas Corp., and M.
E. Allison & Co., Inc.
SECURITIES
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
July
on
•
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
FOREIGN
•
TIME
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
1
1986 to 1992 inclusive.
Due
July
on
cate:
J.
C.
•
and
cago;
Chemical
the
syndi¬
&
Devine
&
Co.;
EXCHANGE
MONEY
MARKET
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Bank
New
York
|
;
Francis I. duPont- & Co.;
&
Co.;
First National
Bank in St.
Kreeger
& Co.;
City
Trust
Co.,
Blewer,
Eddleman,
both of Kansas
Glynn
&
&
Pollok
Co., and
Fosdick,
SUBSCRIBE
1
PLACE
I
YORK
wish
to
.
7, N. Y.
subscribe
to
Record for one year for
TODAY
the
the
Bank
sum
&
of $45.
Name
Address
Inc.
Fredericksburg (P. O. Richmond),
City
Virginia
Bond
PARK
25
NEW
Louis; Stern, Lauer &
Jones,
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
'
National Bank & Trust Co.; Com¬
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission/on
ceive
RATES
Co.,
Co.;
City;
LOAN
Harris
•
Laidlaw
merce
PRIME
1,
of
members
Trust
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
CALL LOAN RATES
•
Due
3.60s.
Other members of the syndicate:
Rowles,
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
BONDS
1985.
from
j
Co.;
July 1 from
on
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
igan Corporation; Wood, Struthers
1974 inclusive.
670,000 3%s, Due
•
OTHER
rev¬
1965 to 1970 inclusive. *
490,000
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS
were
July 1 from
on
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
of New York; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; First of Mich¬
follows:
$625,000 3%s. Due
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
of
UTILITY BONDS
inclusive.:
3V2S.
2,250,000
Trust
Co., and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
as
RAILROAD STOCKS
of
cost
•
Col¬
Inc., at par, a net interest cost of
about 3.31%.
RAILROAD
•
BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDS
FOREIGN
follows:
as
1979
1983 to
:-V-.y
O. Austin), Texas
Sale—The
Bond
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
price
a
interest
net
4,700,000
&
lege of Texas, Board of Directors
(P.
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
750,000 3.40s. Due on July 1 from
approved
and Mechanical
Agricultural
enue
at'
York,
a
1993 and 1994.
TEXAS
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK
syndicate managed
3.56%,
Other
:
PUBLIC
EXCHANGE SEATS
T h e: $10,000,000
•
and 1981.
Dodge.
!'■
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
250,000 3.35s. Due July 1, 1982.
Due
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
MUNICIPAL BONDSDOMESTIC
(P. O. Fairfax),
—
a
1973 to
-
Interest
•
300,000 3.30s. Due on July 1, 1980
of
April 1 from 1965 to 200? incl.
on
V
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
y
■
Board
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
750,000 3V4S. Due on July 1 from
-
purchase of $1,550,000 revenue
bonds.
GENERAL
$1,000,000 6s. Due on July 1 from
July 12 for
on
•
EXCHANGE-BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
First National City Bank
New
Trustees, will receive sealed bids>
(EDST)
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
bonds offered June 26 were
by the
Bond Offering—George W. Kel-
noon
STOCK
Horn-
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Sale
awarded to
ISLAND
Providence), R. I.
STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
sewer
Trust
University of Rhode Island (P. O.
until
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
MIDWEST
Virginia
about
the
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
DOMESTIC
Bond
Principal
&
NEW YORK
•
STOCK EXCHANGE
Weeks, and Harkness &
100.0015,
of
QUOTATIONS
$1,305,000
composed of
group
Fairfax County
Pohl.
Chairman
-
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
VIRGINIA
Company, Swissvale. Legality ap¬
sey,
Howe & Co.
•
AMERICAN
3.16%. \
payable at the
Bank
RHODE
man,
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
T h e
—
Ripley
man
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perfy
&
Inc.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Harri-
receive
purchase
inclusive.
1982
to
Co.,
High Sch.
school bonds offered June 26 were
Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Augj 1 from
1965
follows:
STOCK EXCHANGE
Vermont
100,000 improvement bonds. Dated
and interest (F-A)
&
give
(P. O. Charlotte),
District No. 15
(EDST)
p.m.
the
10 for
July
on
until
Loewi
Field, Richards & Co., and Chap¬
QUOTATION
a.m.
-'.i Hill, Inc., as 3.20s, at a price of
100.319,
a
basis cost. of about
Greeley,
will
Secretary,
bids
sealed
Nashville,
of
RECORD
$4,000,000 revenue bonds.
blower &
Swissvale, Pa.
Borough
& Trust Co., Kan¬
City; Third National Bank in
W.
William
—
and Williston, Union
Smith,
by Reed,
Offering—Ruth
Bond
sas
quickly by using our
Charlotte, Hinesburg, Shelburne
of
Shaw and McClay.
1
cost
St.
Company;
(CST) on July 10 for the purchase
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1963. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to
gality approved
National Bank
Trust
price of
a
syndi¬
Corporation;
VERMONT
Offering—Lillian D.
inclusive.
about 3.05%, as
1
bids
sealed
receive
the Town
Council, will receive sealed bids I
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on July 9 '
for the purchase of $250,000 im¬
1983
at
net interest
Trust
the
of
Boston
Stewart, Endowment Officer, will
Grafton, Pa.
Secretary
a
June 1 from
on
1983 inclusive.
\
sold
were
Offering
Bond
of
Bond
Chicago,
100.04604,
June 1 from
on
Louis, Milwaukee Company; City
syndicate
a
1
June
inclusive.
inclusive.
members
First
Mercantile
$3,135,000
Northern
the
by
Company,
University of Texas, Board of
at
"
to
service your accounts
PENNSYLVANIA
christ,
of
purchase
the
to
awarded
M.
receive
(PDST)
Regents (P. O. Austin), Texas
the
County Treasurer's office, Oregon
City. Legality approved by Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
interest
8
approved
Rupe & Son, Inc.
and
Principal
inclusive.
1984
to
will
Other
cate:
Racine, Wis.
The
1980
415,000 3V4S. Due
1981
—
to
on
1975
inclusive.
Sale—The $111,000
bonds
ing
purchase of
$800,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965
the
for
2
July
on
Bond
;
(PDST)
p.m.
1976
ap¬
WISCONSIN
Sale
Due
to
800,000 3.10s. Due
Town
Legality
1964
of
bonds.
Texas
will receive
District. Clerk,
until
4
Independent School Dist.,
Bond
sealed
the
at
office.
proved by Burcham & Blair.
Bond
Searls.
School District No. 2
payable
Treasurer's
2.90s.
from
1962. Principal and
1,
series 1963 bonds offered June 26
Dorothy
—
Clerk,
for
interest
King,
Wash.
Elkins, Weems &
Vinson,
by
High
9
Jan.
(CST)
a.m.
1983
to
F-A.
Interest
Clackqmas County, Union
11
Legality
1964
from
July
Dated
15, 1963. Due on Aug.
Dated Aug.
15
on
$1,920,000
$153,800 special assessment bonds.
the purchase
for
18
$6,000,000 flood control
by George J.
Fagin.
ter,
Monday, July 1, 1963
receive
will
Auditor,
County
clusive.
approved
Offering
Bond
Hahn,
(P. O. Houston), Texas
y1
Bond
Offering — S. B. Bruce,
5,400,000 series B bonds Due on
July 1 from 1966 to 2003 in¬
Dated July
Richland,
Flood Control Dist.
Harris County,
clusive.
Legality
.
Guaranty
Morgan
of
Secretary
pay¬
of¬
Trust
Company, New York City. Legal¬
able
Securities
Hamilton
and
Texas
July 1, 1963. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Corporation of
lumbian Securities
(P. O. Norman), Okla.
Bond Offering—Emil R. Kraet-
improvement
$1,320,000
the Co¬ Principal
pital bonds were sold to
Regents
hos¬
$350,000
Sale—The
Bond
of
bonds. Dated
Hereford), Texas
Board of
University of Oklahoma,
chase
(P. O.
County
Smith
Deaf
fourth series bonds, as
4.30s, at a price of 97.09, a net
basis cost of about 4.41%. v
115,000
tli,
.
.
(56)
Local
sealed
Debt,
bids
will re¬
until
noon
*\ *>:, (EDST) on..July. 17 for the pur¬
L.
Zone
State.
Quotation
f